Wichita eagle., 1889-10-09
SUNFLowER SHADOWINGs.
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behaving very un-Christianlike TO ons
another.
Eminence aud Ravanna have each q
ticket in the field for county officers IL
Garfield county
The Richfield News claims that that city
has Jack the Poisoner, who polsons dogs
innocent and guilty alike.
The roller mill at Santa Fe is running
and the 'murmuring mill now cuts a
great figure in local poems.
Argonia is to have new Presbyterian
church. The murmurlngs Of a sectarian
squabbie are already audible.
Some woman know their first sorrow
when they have an associate call their pre-
clous little son, Willie, Bill"
The mine operators of Usage county have
granted their miners demand fer an in
crease In wages of 10 cents per ton.
Eight colleges have been built in the last
year in Kansas and knowledge of the first
power is being dished out 10 everybody.
Rt Rev. Thomas Hubbard Vail, Protes-
tant Episcopal bishop OF the diocese of
! Kansas, died at Bryn Mawr, Pa, yester-
day, aged u.
| The dog catcher of Kansas City has sued
the mayor for S10,0C0 damages because he
was discharged Such large figures are
handled easily only in Missouri.
| Sol Miller says that all of the people who
refuse to take the Troy Chief on the
grounds that it is not q suitable family
paper, borrow it from their neighbors.
The colorcd people at Cedar Vale are
again happy. The coyote, which has been
stealing the chickens is caught, and they
are out from under the ban of suspicion.
The Garden City Sentinel thinks that
with little extra work to straighten and
level il in places the Arkansas river would
make an elegant national road just
| now.
| X. c. Star: When Topeka stirred up the
| deep harbOr question il could not foreSee,
OF course, that the movement would bring
Sid Clark and Sam Wood to the front
again.
The way Hymen is carrying on this year
there is great danger OF Kansas editors
becoming dyspeptic, unless things go slow
ON the wedding cake, and there Is little
chance of that.
An exchange accuses man by saying
that as mayor he was naughty, overbear-
ing and unpopular. The nearest approach
to the predievai chivalry, III this age is
cur county politics.
Leavenworth will lose the office of COM
missioner Of elections because 5000 bona
fide votes are not cast there. The act Gre
5000 votes are cast.
This is the season when the sample corn
ceases to be a curiosity, and the editor
gathers it and takes it home to feed TO the
chickens. TDis is no imaginative romance.
We did it last night.
The yearly meeting of the Society of
Friends begins at Lawrence on next
Thursday. 1t is an event of great interest
and brings together a large number of
Quakers from every section of Kansas.
South Haven Era: Hayti is to have
new national flag. and wants ideas and
suggestions. While this IS our busy day,
We would suggest two tom cats hanging
over clothes line on yaller background.
State Journal: Rodgers, OF Kansas City.
was shot by robber. Where is that rob-
Der now? He appears to have made good
his escape. Rodgers, of Topeka, was also
Shot by rObber. Where is that robber
now?
A young man has just arrived at Salina
having walked all the way from kentucky.
a man must want to come to Kansas, very
much, who will walk all the way through
Missouri to do it.
Miss Carrier Hill a saleswoman in Hill
mans dry goods store at North Topeka, is
under arrest charged with stealing goods
valued at $1,000, chiefly holiday stock,
w ulCu Dctu IttChSu IieT
set up the claim that Sue is crazy.
DR.. Kendall, the adventist. and Rev.
Poppieweil, ohe Christian minister, ara
having heated discussions nightly AT South
Haven, and the people are all mixed up
and don't know what to believe, or who Is !
adventist and who is CampbelIte.
The venerable mother OF John \. Martin !
still survives him. His father passed /
away a lew months ago at an advanced /
age. lie came OF vigorous stock, ana, to /
employ the language CT Senator Ingalls,. /
should haye died hereafler.-otar
There are hundreds of acres of land just /
south of the sand hills thlckly overgrown |
with the yucca, or soup weed plant. The .
root of this plant is wort so per ton at /
the depot III this city. Il seems 10 Us that
here Is an opportunity for employment
which men out OF WORK might do well to
take advantage ot.-oyracuse Journal.
The Ivauhoe Times says: We hear
much complaint OF The dilapidated con-
dition of the road through the hi S south
OF Garden CITY. FreIghters report that II
is hazardous to leave Garden with more (
than half a load, ana even then the chuck
holes are liable 10 take oil wheel or
pound the life out OF d team with the
wagon tongue.
h. c. News: 1t is the general talk in
Atchison that eX-Governor John A. Mar
tin died because of the stupidity aud
ignorance OF his medical attendants. For
more than two months he lay on his bed
and they could not diagnose his disease
They hal no idea whatever what WAS the
matter with him. Il post mortem exam
lnation has disclosed the fact that his all
ment could have been readily cured il they
had known what 1t was.
Bluff City Herald: Parties with expert
ence and some money to invest in a cream
cry. This Is a good location ana Will make
it an object to the right person.
We also want grist mill OF fifty or sixty
barrel capacity and practical miller with
sufficient capital TO build mill and run
his business. Can secure liberal bonus
The territory tributary 10 mill here is
large. and as soon as Tie Strip is opened
will be practically unlimited on the south.
Address the Mayor" Bluff City, Harper
county, Kan.
The Atchson Patriot suggests that
book embracing a biographical sketch Of
the life OF john a Martin, his addresses.
and his more notable editorial
articles should be speedily published by
Mrs. Martin. 4 similar work wss issued :
BIZ the widow of the late Msjor John y ,
Edwards shortly after his death. but the ,
sales were not as large as had been hoped
for, in view of Major Edward distinction
as writer, and his great personal popu- ..
arty in the state OF Missouri I he People
If Kansas, however, are omai.eTOus read
.rs, and viii often 60 hungry 70 buy
1o0ks.
Sir Edward Arnold lectured 20 the stu ]
tents and Professors OF Harvard college ia :
he college tneateT, at Cambridge His (
subject was the philosophy Of tie Brah :
nips, and in the course Of his remarks BE {