Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-28

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All notices for entertainments Of any kind IN
which an adnittance fee IS required viii be charged
al the rate Of five cents per line per day. and mus;
boclsssded and viii no5 b. run as pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in kansas
City, Mo- at the book store Of z. Click u East 5th
LAND OFFICE BLANKS.
We have a full line of land Office blanks
of all descriptions. Orders viii be filled
and sent by return express, See list OF
blanks on another page.
Manila Wrapping Paper.
This Office IS prepared TO ill orders for
MANILA wrapping paper printed, IN SIZE
and quantity, with appropriate cuts and
designs, at st. Louis prices.
The ticket agents yesterday reported a
Lively trade in accident tickets.
Tie Caledonian society viii commence
work again on the first "Wednesday OF
September.
DIR. J. J. Stoner reports an increase in
the family in the person Of daughter OF
average promise.
1t is thought that the financial returns
this month viii be over 81, 900, or 500 more
than last month.
The board Of trade orchestra furnished
the music last night for the corn palace,
which was fairly attended.
The vol known bicycle champion Joe
Henly leaves this morning for the St.
Louis bicycle tournament:
The Baptist church Sunday school pic
mic today at Sherman park prsmises to be
an occasion long to be remembered by the
little folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Oliver, who have
been visiting at Waterford, Pa, for some
weeks, returned yesterday much pleased
with their visit
A cattle train left Kiowa over the Mis-
souri, Pacific yesterday morning, and
reached Kansas City in twelve hours and
twenty minutes.
Mr.. w. T. Stamper, Of Decatur, H.,
who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs
\ ". Oliver, some days, leaves today on
his return trip. He expresses himslf as
well pleased with Wichita.
Mr. NJ. ~ Carvin. deputy county clerk
made trip to Cheney yesterday to test
public scales owned by j. D. Wolf and
Bond Lumber company. Complaints had
been made that there was something
wrong.
Only &c for 100 old papers, suitable for
packing. putting under carpets, etc. 70
sale at this office.
Spe- ial attention IS called TO the meeting
of Mt. Olivet commandery. knights Tenn
plar, as announced, this evening at 5
o'clock. All members are requested TO be
present in order TO complete arrangements
Tor their pilgrimage TO Washington, ID. G..
The Degree OF Honor held a meeting
last evening to appoint a committee to
furnish Lhe reception room. The commit
tee was appointed as follows: Nesdames
Caswen. RatlifT and Hassig. They VIII
have the room nicely furnished In a Jew
days.
The Fourth ward delegation to the
county Republican convention held a
meeting last evening nj the Office of Mus
seller s. Callahan and elected as member
OF the central committee from the Second
preciHct of the Fourth ward, \. 5. Mus
seller. and as member from the Third pre-
ciuct, A L. Helm. of Helm * Weller.
W. II. Fonda. superintendent of the
Globe Iron Works, let5 the city yesterday
morning for a combined business and
pleasure trip to Illinois and Michigan. The
business part Of his mission is Co perfect
arrangements with the owners OF the
patent on new and improved stationary
engine by which the Globe VIII be enabled
TO build the engines here.
The Reformed congregation and Sunday
school viii picnic today at Davidson park.
Excursion cars viii leave Douglas and
Market street at and 1920 on which one
fare viii pay 70 end Of road and return 10
picnic grounds EXcUrsionis,s viii he
brought to city on any car free OF cost.
Lunch baskets may be taken in the ear.
All friends of the congregation ana school
are cordially invited. \ good time IS eN-
pected.
The game between the Bankers and High
Schools resulted in a victory for the Bank
ers by = score Of l3 to II. Pope and Laucl,
were tie batteries for the bankers and
Ross. Jones and WoOdCocA were for the
High schools LaucA, Tor the Bankers,
CAUGHT we'll. also done good work with the
stick. Pope did good work in the box for
the Bankers. The Bankers infield did
well. as also did the oUtfeld. There VIII
be another game next week oil vich due
notice VIII be given.
\ dashing young gentleman in the city
who some years ago left the far east for
pastures green was considerably surprised
yesterday morning. once upon time he
had given marked attention 70 a lady near
his former home and on reaching Wichita
in the exciting hurry hurlv Of real estate
days neglected Ile correspondence \ few
weeks ago lie attempted TO reestablish the
correspondence. The answer came 10 his
desk yesterday morning with the mail
carrier. 1t was au announcement that the
lady would Ice married on the 4th OF Sep
tember At D. III.
DIED
At FUrley. Kansas. August 18th. 1883
Iau,aS Norris aged 20 wears = ,r,rrt1i -