Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
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Seeds, Slips. seions. Sprouts. Shoots and Sill


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Seeds, Sins, seions, Sprouts. Shoots and siIvers.
The Rev. James MADDEN is still uniden-
titled.
Mr.. Burglar is the guest Of Lawrence at
present.
township.
Cantata of Wellington voices-"Cut
down them weeds"
The Avon sugar mill will handle 24O
| tons of field cane per day.
The state papers are still agitatIng the
bank failure at Clay Center.
/ Young Kansas has foresworn Sunday
school and makes for the fruit trees.
| Down at Geuda they affect the noun
tain phrase: It'll the snow flies again"
They have revived 'chestnuts" at Abb
Iene since the deadlock in the school board.
Moran has the most congenial popula-
| ton imaginable. The town has no law
| yer.
1t will require 150. 900 pounds of Irvine to
| bind the wheat crop of Mcpherson county
| alone.
| Not little surprise is evineed on the
discovery of 'fastidious epicure' at
| Ulysses.
| There must be some invisible motive be-
| hind Salinas innumerable picnics and
| sociables.
The Salina Republican says northeast
and Central Kansas spends 5000, 900 an
nually for boots and shoes.
William Steele, aged Sc. was instantly
killed at Atchison yesterday by being
thrown from runaway rig.
"Cutey," "Wratz" and DUDE are the
nom-de-plumes Of the, correspondents of
the Morton county Monitor.
In the Topeka parks they have substi-
tuted the sign ''Chiggers," in place of the
conventional keep off the Grass"
The Salina florist who left town 81 200 in
debt is the one who can tell you that sun
flowers the Salina girls favorite.
Stephen E. Hardin, late postmaster at
Black burn, has been committed to Jail in
default of bail on the charge Of bigamy.
There is boy over in Coffey county,
who has had his arm broken, been bitten
by a snake and has fallen into a well all
this spring.
| The Salina Republican is working tooth
and toenail to infuse a small amount OF
that chemical ''boom" into the blood OF
| the citizens.
| The insurance on the life of William
Cowgirl, of Fredonia, was from $4,000 to
$12, 900, a portion of it being in the Masonic
organization.
1t is in very poor taste for society man
in Arkansas City to make call on lady
Saturday night. They call it 'coon's
night" down there.
| II. 81. Patten. ex-treasurer of kiowa
county and prominent citizen of state
reputation, died suddenly of apoplexy al
Greensburg yesterday.
Some people think that this regular Sun
day rainfall is the divine purpose of en-
couraging a better observation of the
seventh dayi in Kansas.
The adult population of st. John art
pleased to state that the young people
are hugely enjoying the antics of the
tramp Italian and his bear.
The Kansas City Star is authority TO.
the statement that old stocking legs are
coming into use at Clay Center since the
failure of the Clay County bank.
Chief of Police Robinson, of Leaven-
worth, yesterday seized forty two kegs o.
beer exdressed to different parties in the
city from East Leavenworth, Mo.
Society item Scandal Independent: The
young lady who was on the fly up the ave.
Tuesday night had better be careful how
she pushes young gents of the sidewalks.
The Fredonia Citizen says that the re
port that President Harrison's grea,
grandfather received six electoral votes
at the first presidential election, is untrue.
The high priests of Isis are now busying
themselves over the mystical occurrence
that nearly all the churches that have
been struck by lightning in Kansas thi:
spring were Baptist.
A special car of the Mexican Contra
railway passed through the state Monday
over the A, T. & S. f., containing mum
Der of officials of that road who were OF
their way to Chicago.
Miss Wood, of Winfield, in her gradual
ing essay, says: "WOrth makes the man
Carrie ought to have known better
Worth is a dressmaker and makes the
women.-Topeka Capital.
When an Indian with nothing but g
lawn tennis blouse and patent leather shoe;
on proceeds to paint the town red the loca
papers refer to him as IAN Indian IN Z
very disconsolats humor."
Miss Serena Lackey, young colorec
woman of MOUND City, passed the best ex
animation at teachers examination in
Linn county one day last week. There
were forty-one competitors
They have thermometers at Lawrence
with the mercury stationery at no in th'
shade, to satisfy the ROSTERS who are al
the time croaking Gf such may be usec
about a fowl about the hot weather.
Twelve different albums are offered a
prizes for smoking cigarettes, aud many 1
. boy under twelve is striving for the entlr'
collection, which would necessitate th'
consumption of nearly 1900 cigarettes
. Lawrence Journal: Before the enc
J comes the affairs of this world are usualll
pretty evenly balanced. Indiana has al
the offices and no crops. Kansas has n
offices and all the crops. So far we are IL
the lead.
A Douglas county fellow has won be
: by eating sixteen pies in twenty minutes
There are some men who glory in per
Torrance in which every little pig IS theil
equal and every big hog their superior
Ottawa Republican:
Some idea Of the rainfall in the north
eastern county last Saturday evening mr.
be formed when it is told that 135 head o
sheep in W. J. Saodgrsss' flock drowned
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