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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-23
A. J. Morris.

Carpenter and builder, HERNDON
KY. Work done on short notice and
in best style.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-23
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Notification.

All persons indebted to me, or III.
Clay McCord d Bro, must come
forward and settle with me or | will
be forced to bring suit at once.
5-9-4t Ed. HIaaINs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-23

We defy implement house the United States beat the
line of goods made close hoe and keep full repairs
We most cordially invite you to call and see
aa aH-..L.- b.. Most Respectfully,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-23
CREAM OF NEWS.
A Small Fire.

Last Monday night Max Myers
slaughter-house,ncar Woods Mill,was
burned. The fire was the work of an
incendiary. Ed Buckner, col, has
been arrested and placed in jail
charged with having set fire TO tho
building. His trial will como up
Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
ENGLAND VS.. AMERICA.

The grand foot ball match, which has
been advertised for a long time back, took
place yesterday at the Clipper ball park
before goodly number of spectators.
The game was played between two match
fifteens representing Wichita and Runny-
mede.
The kick off was timed for 2:30, but it
was nearer three when the two teams
faced each other on the field.
Mr.. Leeky. the Runnymede captain.
having won the toss, elected to defeat the
east goal, and Mr.. Ross ricked off for
Wichita From the outset the game
waxed fast and furious, for the first fifteen
minutes neither side gaining any advant-
age, when Vanswearinger securing the
ball, made a fne run in the Runny-
mede quarter, but his effort was
frustrated by the good play of Faulkner.
Following the scrimmage some good
runs were made by Messrs. Moffett, lay
lor and Smithson for Wichita and Bam-
ford, McBlain aud Davis for the visitors.
Nothing further occurred up to half line,
the teams crossing over without either
side having scored.
Resuming the game 1t soon became evil
dent that the Runnymede boys had all the
work cut out to keep their goal intact ow-
ing to the superior training OF the home
team. From a pass out Faulkner secured
the ball and made the finest run of the
day, but ne collared right on the goal line
after which the visitors had the better of
the game, Wichita having to touch twice
in self defense, but the Runnymede
could never find an opening,
and on the whistle blowing
neither team had scored, the match end
ing after splendidly played game, in a
draw. For Wichita the pick were Gordon.
Ross, Smithson, Dyer, johnson, Van
Swearingen, whilst for the visitors Faux
ner, McBlaiu, Davis, Magregor, Bomford
and Fitzroy.
The teams were as follows: England
Full back, Faulkner: tbree-quarter backs,
Leckey, Bomford and Davis: halves, Me-
Blain and Magregor; forward, Lobb, Des-
pard, Fitzroy, Pigott, Breden, Stewart,
Slack, Holbyn and Newton
Wichita-FuIl back, Ross: three-Quarter
backs, Taylor and Dyer; halves, MofIat,
Woodcock and Johnson; quarters, Van
Swearingen and Smithsou; forward, Cor
don, Brown, Gapp, Shipe, Andrews, Jones
and Parkinson.
Dr.. Frazer acted as umpire.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
HOTEL MErRoPoLE IMPROVEMENT.

Some time ago it was decided to decorate
the office, reading room, dining room ana
Railways of Hotel Metropole, and also ada
to the beauty and comfort OF all the rooms.
The work was commenced by Mr.. T. =,
Stoper. and at present the offices and read
ing room are papered and decorated IN
very artistic manner The side walls of
the rooms have been covered with a very
choice pattern of Grecian design and beau
tiful coloring, with frelze to correspond.
The ceilings were covered with scratch
work design, with decorative borders and
ornaments. The whole work reflects great
credit to the taste OF the proprietor. Ine
dining room presents very cheerful ap-
pearance too, since its renovation, entirely
different in conception and execution
from the offices it is still very handsome,
although in a different style and colors.
There is now nothing that will assist in
making these apartments cheerful and in
yting in their appearance. Many of the
bed rooms throughout the house have also
been papered and The others are being done
as rapidly as they possibly can, not to in
terfere with the comfort of the guests
The proposition for some time has been
considered to add to the hotel on the north
building with front of fifty feet and
one hundred and twenty feet deep. four
stories, and to conform in every respect
with the present building. Col Stewart
has been giving the question special atten-
ton for some time and it is believed that
before long the work on the addition will
commence The rapid increase OF business
was the first to suggest increase OF room
and facilities and the new proprietors are
quito anxious that the increase of Capacity
he made. This will add about sixty rooms,
making for the hotel III all about one hun
dred and forty rooms.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Sacred and Worldly Songs" is the head
ing of the program to be given on Wednes-
day evening of this week, part of the
proceeds of which are to 20 into the build
ing fund OF the Young Mems Christian
association.
There is certainly an abundance of the
worldly" Judging from the titles of some
of the selections, such as Bold Fisherman.
Who was George Washington Chinese
Song, Michael Roy. Polly WolIy, etc.
Miss Hamblin is down for two solos and
other names on the program include MIS-.
Brooks. Mrs. Coen. Mrs Clifford and
Messrs. Hui, Garst. Hammann and Town
send. while Miss Waynick will read. Mrs.
Hewitt will preside al the Instrument and
four small boys viii take care OF the
anvils in the Anvil Chorus. which viii b&s
rendered.
Altogether a treat seems 20 be awaiting
thos. who shall attend next "Wednesday
evening and we trust that i fuD and err
,husisstic audience wi! grees the ''o.d
Folks
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
NEW INDUSTRY.
wichita Now Has on the List Stamping and
1inware Factory-Good Business.

Some weeks ago Mr.. II. r. Butler and
John Brady decided that they would start
stamping and tinware business. They
had looked the city and surrounding coun-
try over carefully with reference to that
business and reached the conclusion that
such an enterprise would be a success.
The demand for sucn an output in the
CITY alone was enough to enable them to
do considerable business. The freight rates
on the output being "frst-class" and on
the tin being Fourth class" the difference
was in favor of the Wichita enterprise. So
without any bonus proposition or any wind
for the start of they simply started out by
commencing work. The tin was on hand
in few days as well as the machinery to
handle il and the work commenced. The
output as represented at the Royal Spice
mills is even better than they have been
compelled to purchase in Chicago and else
where. They use quite large amount OF
the tinware and say that 1t Is being manu-
factured just as cheap here and furnished
cheaper than by outside companies.
The business IS carried on in the Butler
block, on South Main street. Mr.. Brady
is very practical man at the business,
having spent a number OF years 1t, While
Mr.. Butler is well known business man,
having lived in Wichita since an early
day. They are at present making cans for
baking powders, plain and stamped, cups,
pals, coffee pots, buckets, and in fact
doing nearly all kinds of work in that line
They feel greatly pleased over the prospect
for the business, and the present is much
better than they had anticipated. The
plant will be enlarged as rapidly as the
trade demands. and it is thought that
within a short time 1t will be one of Wlch-
ita's important institutions.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
MOZART MUSICAL UNION.

Those who contemplate identifying
themselves with this organization are re-
quested to meet at Lewis academy next
Tuesday evening, February -, at 7:3O
o'closk. Wichita contains number of
fine voices, sufficient to form fine phil
harmonic society, and now is good oppor-
tunity, as the cost is little or nothing. The
first works to be studied will be the chorus
from Wagners opera, Tannahauser, Hail,
Bright Abode" and THE Heavens are
Telling" from the Creation by Hayden.
The music has arrived and work viii be
begun at once. Remember then, Tuesday
evening, February %, at o'clock at Lewis
acadamY
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
OUR CASE!.

Dry goods are bought and
sold usually for the profit there
is in the transaction. And the
"ARCADE' does not intend TO
convey the idea that we sell our
goods for cost or less than cost,
but there are some instances
where it pays to lose little
money rather than to keep
goods on hand from one season
to another.
We are invoicing this week
and will from day to day put
on our counters all the small
lots remaining unsold at less
than the goods are worth.
II you can buy at the
Arcade an article for As cents
why pay 80 cents.
IL the '.Arcade" is cutting
cutting prices down to a fine
point why not take advantage
OF all the little cuts!
No schemes at the 'sArcade."
No lodges resorted to in or
der to get you in to the store,
hoping to sell you other goods
at good price. The "Arcade"
proposes to do business with
open hands and consequently
have marked all our goods in
plain figures and no two prices
made to any person. A child
can buy as well as man.
The ''Arcade" is the most re-
liable store in Wichita for cor
rect low prices on dry goods.
P. S. Accordian plating free
Of charge. MADAME RUSSELL.
A DT A NT7
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
ARCADE.
EXCELLENT MUSIC.

The Board of Trade band serenaded the
Runnywede foot ball club at the Hotel
Carey last night, and during the evening
called on the EAGLE and gave us delight
ful serenade. Under the able leadership
of Professor Alexander these boys have
developed into first class band of musi-
clans. We are indebted to them for last
nights courtesy, and hope soon to have
another call from them.
The band is composed of the following
named gentlemen: Professor q. +. Alex
ander, leader; S. L. Dorsey, first BIB cor
net; Lou. Killion, second BIB cornet;
Charles Loveless, saxaphone; Frank
Hayes, solo alto; Albert Nix, first alto,
William Bartlett, second alto; Clark Hen
dryx, slide trombone; John w. Lyon, bari
tone: Gus Gors, tuber
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
IRVING SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Among the schools that celebrated
Washington's birthday, Friday, Was the
fourth grade of Irving. presided over by
Miss Pearse. The exercises passed of in
excellent order. The flag drill by twenty
OF the boys was a complete success and
greatly delighted the many spectators.
Miss Anna Jones as Martha, and Dave
Campbell as George Washington repre-
sented the characters exceedingly we'll
The performance was so good AS TO call for
its repetition in nearly all OF size rooms.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
Presented 70
S. l.. GILBERT, ". r. c.
IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON.

The stars and stripes were floating yes
terday from all the public buildings and
many OF the business houses in honor of
Washiugton's birthday. Business was
partially suspended and. in fact, only the
necessary work was transacted. It Was
made day OF general rejoicing and cele-
bration. In the evening all residences
were abisze with Illumination and all did
honor to the occasion At the Friends
church the school children celebrated tie
day with pleasing ard appropriate exeE-
cises. 4 patriotic spirit seemed to per-
wade the entire city and each one mani
tested his feelings in his own peculiar
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
NISIC RG PHONE.

The Halstead band was out practicing
last evening and favored the EAGLE re-
portorial rooms with couple of selec-
tions by phone. The wires were working
nicely and it could be clearly discovered
that the band is far above the average.
There seems to be little noise and much
music This time of the year many brass
bands make SO much noise they can be
heard as far as Halstead without the use
of the telephone. but the effort TO make
loud noise and be contented with music
with the Halstead band seems to have
been q success.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
PERSONALS.

G. H. 10y, of Chicago, is at the Metro
Mr.. J. E. Mcnamara, Buffalo, is at the
Carey.
Mir. John Todd, San Antonio, is at the
Carey
C.H. Brown, Baxter Springs, will Sun
day in the city.
Mr.. C. w Boynton, of New York, is at
the Manhattan.
A NJ Ransom, of St Louis, will Sunday
at the Metropole.
Mr.. w. L. Curtiss, Cincinnati, was in
the city last night.
II. L. Arnold left for Milwaukee, Wis,
tonight on legal business.
+. c. BENNETT of New York, is auto
eraphed at the Metropole
w. l.. Tipiett, of Hutchinson, was in the
city yesterday calling on friends.
J. r. Cornell, of St. Joe, is looking after
some business matters IN the city.
Ex-Sheriff W. w. Hays returned from
the country yesterday where he has been
purchasing stock.
Mr.. Scott Watson. who carries the
grip for the St Louis Paper company,
is Ia the city calling on trade.
Mrs. Julia T. DuDu, of the Mozart Con-
servatory, who has been quite Ill since
Monday night, is reported some better
Mrs. Bobaunon. who has been quite sick
at Mrs. G. T. Phtton's. Waco avenue, has
returned to her home, $50 South Water.
Mr.. w. NJ. Lawrence, who is with the
LON bard Investment company, Kansas
CITY, is i'll the city calling on his acqualn-
tanceS.
Miss Nable Balance left yesterday for
few weeks visit with the family of Cap
tain J. g. Balance at San Antonio, Tex
She will also visit relatives IN St. Louis
before returning.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

people at Emporia Ayenns Methodist
Episcopal church At To this evening. His
subject will be. "Culture. Character.
Christ" All are invited 70 come out and
hear him. An Eprorth league will be
organized little earlier in the evening.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
FARM HOUSE BrRNEp.

The residences of j. II. Tanning. who
lives eight miles northeast OF the city, was
DESTROYED by fire Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Tanning WAS the only one at the house
when the fire caught BY means of defec-
tive fue She was unable 70 conquer the
flames ard the building within short
time and most OF the household goods
were in ashes. Loss, 500: no insurance
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
,TrkRIS6 HotSr.

The clearincs for yesterday were sil&,-
Isl2 y: corresponding day last year S5.-
SIS. CIear.nSs for the week s71s, 60 =.
corresponding week Iass veal st-S'.'',-i- "a
Inc Increase. As will l. seeH. > Rezs.Ay -
per cent, which may oe referred l. a. ,
very clever Increase.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

EFF. Mitchell. rustling stock man OF
the south vest. including the Indian terri
rory, is IN the city, purchasing horses for
tbe government TO be delivered at Fort
Reno, |. L, for Indian deputies. Mr.
Mitchell is an old experienced hand at isae
bnsiness. having been engaged in the live
s,ock business since 1859. and is perhaps
-. hist known stockman in the south
,,.astarn district. being thoroughly &C
onainted with all the ranchmen between
- and the Texas line. Long experience
Win the eastern markets also makes him
we'll posted there.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Mr.. s. T. Majors is back from trip of
three months on the Pacific coast for the
Standard Shoe company. lie was IN
blockades forty-eight days and had some
rough experiences, but says he is all right
after all. He VIII probably leave on an
other trip in couple OF months.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

DR.. G. II. Bibbee leaves today for New
York CITY, where he alleges he VIII remain
for lew weeks, attending a lecture
course. DR.. Foote says that Bibbee may
claim he is going to attend lectures, but
lie personally don't believe it.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Mrs. C. ", smith vi!
take place from the family residence. -
North Market street at : p. II. Friends OF
the family are invited 10 attend.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

ESIGRTS or FFTHIAs, ATTENTION
Special meeting Of Wichita lodge No.
$50 Monday evening at 7:e0 sharp, at Castle
hall Of Warwick lodge No. ~. Work in
the third degree. 4 fall attendance il re-
quested. O. q. Ec1sTEIs, {. &.
| CHAs. VI EFCITHEINER X. OF Il and 3.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

A ladies silver open face watch was
found last night near the Santa Fe depot
It had a short fob chain and ball attached
The owner can learn of its whereabouts by
applying TO Chief Burrows.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Mrs. Mcconnell, vino recently ratified a
Quilt for charitable purposes, realized Slo0
in cash. \ lady living at 221 North Mead
won the prize. and the funds were needed
bv the lady in whose interest Mrs McCon-
nell was working more than the world
will ever know.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Mr.. Riner, student of the Southwestern
Business college. has accepted lucrative
position for Edridge & Campbell. live
stock commission merchants, Wichita
stock wards
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

The board of education now say that no
resolution ever passed excluding ladies
from the position of principal. There are
fifteen male and seventy-two female teach
ers in the public schools.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

nocent men before Justice Barret
charging them with disturbing her peace
finally got the right man and had him
fined s.. Civil work occupied the other
justices courts.
POLICE CoURr.
Elmer T.. Walker on a charge OF petty
larceny was discharged By the court. An
unknown for disturbing the peace was run
in and will have hearing Monday. Two
yagrants and one peddIing without
license completed the days arrests. The
commissioners failed TO meet, nothing oil
interest coming before them. The cash re
ceipts for the week ending yesterday at
noon were SS5. There were three arrests
for petty larceny. eight drunks, five soiled
doves, four peace disturbers. six vagrants
and one assault and battery. SIS On back
fines was also collected
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
FSIGR1a OF PrrHIAs. ATTrSrfox.

Preaching az Central Christian church
morning and evening. by IL II. Carter.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Arrangements are being made for a re-
turn match between the Runnymede Wan
derers and Wichita, to be played on March
Il, St. Patrick's day.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
PART SECOND
ATrryTIox, sIsTEEs AND ooNEApEa

ATTENTION. sIsTEgs AND ooNEApEA
Tn. members O. ". K. c. No. - and
Garfield Pos. No. q are earnestly requested
"a attend the funeral Of Mira Smith, wife
Of Comrade Wesley Smith. from their res
.dence. No. IZe7 North Market street. st :
O'Clock this afternoon
NEs. LYDIA SHgFP4go-
JSo. "A WALLACE
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

s. d. Lieurance, of Lieurance & Jackson,
has been appointed United States COM
missioner for the district of Kansas, by
his honor, Judge c. q. toster.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Mr.. T. Z. Rankin returned yesterday
from a trip to san Antonio. He says they
are figuring on some bridge work in that
vicinity.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

Mr.. Henry Fellows was tackled by a beg
gar Yesterday, and he replied by giving
him. as he supposed, one cent. Later in
the day he discovered he had made a mis-
take, the supposed one cent piece being a
five dollar gold piece. This almost changes
his complexion, and he tried TO find the
beggar, but lie failed.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

There were only eight games of high five
going at once on the north bound Santa Fe
train between Guthrie and Wichita last
evening
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

The m my friends of Mrs. 4. H. Herbert,
of Denver. nee Miss Fannie Hanscome,
will he clad to learn that she Is convalesc-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23

A message yesterday announced that
Mr.. Sam Goldstein and family took
steamer at New York City for Europe.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
BIBLE PRESERVATION AT MT HOPE.

Yesterday afternoon and evening there
was considerable activity and interest in
grand army circles at Mt. Hope When
the post was organized at that place the
w. II. C. gave them bible and recently
the post concluded to pay them back in
their own coin. So the post commander,
Comrade 7. H. Randall, decided than on
the anniversary of Washington's birthday
they would hold campfire and have such
a time as only old soldiers and their
wives can have, and present the bible to
the corps, and last evening after the regu-
lar meeting of the post. witnessed a large
gathering of the citizens, and the corps
was presented with as handsome present
as ever giaddened heart.
Tue bible is one of the famous Putnam
Publishing company's best volumes, pro-
fuseiv illustrated with the finest steel en-
cravings and containing explanatory
notations, historical data, etc.. while the
binding is tull morocco, elegantly emboss-
ed and embellished with gold. On the fly
leaf next the front cover is this inscription
ingsniously and artisiically wrought with
pen:
Presented TO
S, l.. GILBERT, ". K. c,
by
S L. GILBERT Posi- q. A. R.,
Mt. Hope, Kan,
February -, 1890.
This is an admirable representation of
the engrayer's art, the lettering being
scarcely distinguishable from press work.
1t was done by W. L. Smith, Of this city.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
POLICE CoURr.
=. ASD II. CLUB

The :. and b. club of College Hill prom
ises a delightful entertainment Tor next
Tuesday night. The following program
Will be rendered;
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-23
PART FIRST.

Instrumental duet
Misses Jones and Baldrisge
celsat reading Mir Hayward
vi sic Mrs. r. Coen
f,'s.r1, T,e,,tal SOLO Mas BaIdridge
01artsfte Mrs. Coen. Miss Pond Dir.
Halloway aBd Mr. Cleveland.
yiolin duet Mr.. and Mrs. Hallo9ay
Thirty minutes for social en1cyrcent.