The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-28
GOOD THINGS AND BAD.
Sayings, Sound end Silly. Light and WHY
that are Flung at Wichita through
FINN and Envy,

4 Sterling Gazette: That the EAGLE says
&tsnoonIa rnust come to Wichita" Because
Ii their inability to get away many must
*tay"
winfield Courier: Wichita is working
m q Fourth of July celebration for 1892,
bgreeinc to let the coming natal day snde
Id save up pennies for grand Whoop
|bext; year-or some other year, as the case
nay be.
winfield Courier: Over fouT hundred
4neouIe knocked off work THURSDAY IN
#Vichita and waited upon the editor OF
fbe EAGLE to complain of an offensive
tsdor aTising from dead cat. The EAGLE
Ia sted the cat and at last accounts 1t WAS
Thought that the city government would
&ake action in the matter without the
necessity for an indignation meeting.
Iesyenvorth Times: why come TO
Nichita?" says the EAGLE. To be quiet
Kansas CITY Journal: "Wby come TO
&Wichita?" asks the EAGLE. Because
Wichita won't come TO you.
MuIyare Record: The Wichita Fair
association has refused an offer OF SloVo
Der day for the privilege OF running
Iramhliur business on the grounds during
The fair. That is right.
Atchison Champion: The Wichita EAGLE
never tires of referring to that enterprls-
no town as a center" The EAGLE is
&igbt about that. Wichita is a phenom-
4nal "scenter" 1t has long and power
fui nose for good things, and can scent a
|baying enterprise long before it heaVes IN
Hight, and. having scented 1t, generaIly
goes for it and gets it.
/ Sol Miller's Chief: Thieves not only rob-
he'd a Wichita man the other night OF all
his turkeys, but by the way OF rubbing IN
4 - IL 4 IL, tTsafa arb IVY
Kansas City Star: A Sedgwick county
Farmer was awakened the other night oy
| noise which be supposed was caused by
fattIe in his corn. but upon investigating
/ he situation he found it was simply the
cracking of the corn resulting from Its
fapid growth.
| Topeka Lance: Wichita has poet who
bses half column Of the EAGLE to prove
HAT Burns was mistaken when he said
|'Man was Made to Mourn" After read
Inc the Wichita poem we are OF the opln-
i on that Burns knew what he was talking
kbout.
Larned Chronoscope: A clever, thrifty
little woman at Wichita is the happy pos
sessor of a new black silk which she earned
la a most peculiar way. Every time her
husband bought twenty-five cents worth
bf cigars she laid like amount away IN a
|nough to buy the silk and pay for making
Ind trimmings.
Emporia Republican: The postpone
.nent of Wichita hanging, by reason of
months respite granted by the president,
|nay cause strained relations between the
WINDY wonder and the administration.
ENichita doesn't take kindly to interior
nee with her pleasure.
Atchison Patriot: If the Wichita people
keep up their fasting until the Wichita
POINTS are closed, they will out-tanner
Tanner.
Emporia Republican: why come to
BTichita?" is the EAGLES latest conun-
! rum. To see the ruins, of course.
Oklahoma City Times: Had Oklahoma
Citv advertised as literally as did Wichita,
January ], 1892 would find 10000 people
living within radius of two miles OF the
[hoctaw depot.
Lawrence Journal: Reports say that
blenty of tbirteen-inch hailStones fell in
Il he neighborhood of Arkansas City yester-
bay. That Wichita telegraph fakir is
hsing every town in the southwest for his
base of operation this season.
Salina Republican: Foot pads in Wichita
Rugged a merchant. Wichita must be
|ping Kansas City.
Wellington Press: Wichita has started |
Ep on art again. Some Of the blg-footed |
women of that town are not slow on scat !
|ering paint on canvass.
Hennessey Clipper: The Wichita whole |
|ale merchants ehjoy a good trade through |
oklahoma This territory will be to |
Wichita what Kansas has been to Kansas
Pity.
Atchison Patriot: Frank Bindusky, a |
|tudent at ST. Benedict's college, started !
Tor his home in Wichita this morning, and |
|lpon his arrival at Cummings he remem- |
bered that he owed DR., Mitchell a bill. |
Getting off the train he walked back to |
Atchison and settled up, and waited for |
he next train. II is probably the most re-
narkable case of honesty on record.
A Joplin paper says: Look out for a |
big boom in grave yard lots. DR.. Fisher |
has removed here from Wichita"