Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-03
suNFLowER sHADowINGs.
Seeds, Slips. scions. Sprouts. Shoots and sHv.

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She wants another sugar mill
Painted ears OF corn will yet come int
service as barber poles in Kansas.
"a woodman's life'' is the life for Kan
sas man who owns corn field this year.
The gold epaulettes on the band boys
suits will work the fascination OF lii,
time with Belle PLANE girl.
Kansas is certainly an excellent countr,
to raise cane in, which means just what i
says.
An Indian squaw travelling heroine j
now making her debut in Arkansas Cit.
society.
The most wonderful thing in contortion
is the piece of gum the hingman girl pull
at during q fit of abstraction.
Kansas Korn Knocks the Kronic fault
finder into Kingdom Kun, is the way TIT
Kirwin Graphic puts it.
Sol Miller has found out that kansa:
has an even square mile Of territory TO
each unit of the Republican majority
$4,000.
If you have any fine watermelons. can
talopes or peaches, bring few specimen!
to the News office and get d free puff
Emporia News.
The contract to put in the stone dan
across Slate creek for the Wellington
| waterworks has been awarded TO howard
| Clark q Co. for S1o,315.
The city council of Caldwell has ordered
a general repairing Of sidewalks, and some
of the old settlers when they come TO ont
just run, it looks so nice.
If you meet fellow at Topeka who il
rather dudish and has profusion o
diamond rings. it is almost always safe tc
address him as stenographer.
The child-marriaees of India seems tc
strike the females who edit the "Womans
! Columns" IN a NEST horrible, demonical
| light, for some reason or other.
Abilene Reflector: There is younl
| lady in Salina so refined in her languag,
| that she never uses the word "blackguard'
| but substitutes African Sentinel"
| II you find a valuable point in an E.
| Dorado mans conduct and strike hin
there. he simply says it is "unkind.' but
| should you mistake him you will be ami
| hilated.
While it would not at first seem so, {
| Weliingtonian is supremely happy II ht
| find himself robbed when he arises and
! thinks how he slept soundiy while the dread
! burglar was there.
The correspondents of the Argonia Clip
per will hold a reunion soon. Their nom
| de piumes are "Buncombe squirt,
| Cato" Cousin Sam, :" Apple Blossom, j
''Snari" and Mike"
| 1t has been decided that the boundary
line OF eastern Kansas extends to The east
| bank OF the Missouri river at low water
mark. So it is proper to say that the Mis-
| souri, river IS IN Kansas.
| 1t is told of the organist in one of New
tons churches that she will take Strauss
waltz or quick ROndo and change the
tay,oyoO tn ell and nasS II off On tha C,Dnt
people at offertory in the most successful
manner.
The Kansas City Star looks favorably
on the proposition to put an American
flag on every school house, if for no other
purpose than to show that the school
houses are not the Property OF English
syndicates.
Frank Worden. Topeka boy, who went
to New York a couple of months ago 10
study for the operatic stage, committed
suicide by jumping into the East river.
Dependency over failure to get work
caused the act.
Atchison has two dry goods merchants,
each of whom has been in the city for ten
years, and they have never become ac-
qualnted with each other. This must be
the fault of some impartial ''ad-mau IN
the composing room.
The absence OF the shirt tail full of
type gag III the remarks on the press and
It's mission at an El Dorado picnic by T. Is.
Murdoch, came near spelling the whole
afternoon for some, who always look out
Tor this a cue to commence laughing.
4 committee was appointed at the meet
ing Of the State horticultural society at
Wellington last week TO draw up bill 30
be presented to the next legislature TO pro
tect fruit growers against depredatlons
uTOD ore hardS Ing DattV thieves
A man who wasn't dead head got on a
Wellington street car recently and drop
ped IL nickel in the box. Both mules fell
dead on the spot. The driver is still de
llriouS and keeps up ceaSelesS murmUr-
ing about something like lies mission
being DER"
Wilson County Citizen: The annual
fair of the Montgomery County Agricul-
turai society will be held at Independence,
September 10, II, l. and - The fairs at
independence have generally been the
most successful ones held IN this part of
the state,
Yates Center Tribune: William Crotty,
the cattle King Of Coifey county, was IN
our city the fore part of the week, inter
viewing some stock raiSers. Mr.. CrOtty
is now feeding $40 head OF steers, aud as
soon as the market Will warrant VIII ship
800 head that will average LOO pounds.
The Kansas girl who married Mis-
souri, man at the Mober!y fair has already
Jumped the game The wedding took
place on Friday and the bride returned 10
her home on Monday. The average Kan
sas woman is equal to any ordinary test Of
marital devotion but she draws the line 81
living in NJ ssouri.
4 farmer IN Rush county has succeeded
in raising fifteen crops Of corn - the last
seventeen years hot winds 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding He mixes a number Of
varieties OF seed corn, ranging from very
early 10 very late. Ii the hot winds XIII
the bloom OF one variety there viii soon be
bloom or the next later variety, " hich viii
fertilize the ears on its own stalks ana on
those whose bloom had been killed. This
plan Is worthy OF consideration.
Chetopa Democrat: We were talking
with Charles Martin, one OF our col0red
cotton growers, one day this week, aud De
says he has ten acres out, and II the
weather continues favorable from now IN
til the picking season - over he IS conf
dent he viii get bale to the acre. bale
OF cotton i worth from $50 70 80. Tnis
shows NJ q glance that cotton VIII in few
wears be the leading crop grown here. The
association have out something over 100
acres. and it Is all reported II excellent
condition
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