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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-28

HNRUNK SALE-Great Slaughter Sale of
Trunks, think of good Trunks only $1.93 at
C. P. HEARINGS Cash Rouse.
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ITO THE LADIES.-Mr. B. V. Buckley will be in
| this city at the Continental Hotel on Mon
day and Tuesday next Oct. 81 and Nov. LIST, with
a full line of samples from the different depart
ments throughout our establishment All goods
are offered at the same prices they are sold for
in Baltimore, and delivered free of express
charges Silk Dress Goods, and large line of
coats a speciality this trip. Hoping you will
favor him with call.
We are respectfully,
JOEL GUTHAN & Co.,
Importers and Retailers of Fine Dry Goods.
lie to 122 North Eutaw St., Baltimore Md.
10-26-4t.
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nor Novelties in China, Glass, White Granite,
Opal, Barbadne and Earthern Wares go
to D. NJ. KILMER'S big Queensware Store, on
King street.
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THE WORLD at ten cents per week.
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0UR' GREAT BOOT SALE commenced to-day.
" We propose to close out. Every pair at
cost.
Ask to see our So Boot for $50.
Ask to see our SO Boot for $500.
Then comes our $3.50 boot for $3.50.
YELLOW FRONT YELLOW FRONT.
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HAVING anticipated large trace this winter
III on underwear we bought with that idea il
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think Of good ladies vest for
25c EMMERT & FIERY's
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CPLENDID work in the field. In order to do
- satisfactory work on birds when the trap
shooting comes off sportsinen should get an
Oyster Stew from LOUIS E. BROWN the trap
shooters friend.
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A T A BARGAIN.-A handsome c. Clarinet
~ concert pitch-good as new at Joe Mess
mans
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T OVELY Austrian China Tea Sets, Sc pieces,
IL $500, worth $780, at d. M. KILMER'S,
on King street
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A HANDSOME LINE of Misses high cut
"A Spring Heel Shoes at FIERY's SHOE STORE
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TO apprehend and bring before me, or
some other Justice Of the said comfy.
she body of the said f. Vernon Aler
to answer the said complaint and to be
further dealt with according to law.
Given under my hand, this 25th
day of October. 1892.
WILLIAM MCKEE,
Instice. lSeal.
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SWab & CLOSER,
7aHers and Men s
furnishings,
TIE tnoLIsn AT HOME.


TIE total value Of unclaimed fnsil
matter IN the London post oeElce 10
something over 81. 600 a year.
TEE largest gasorneser Ia ;hs world
Il IN Salisbury. England. It's disEHeter
Is ess feet, ard It's capacity "a s.ooo. eeJ
cubic feet n gas.
IoSDoS has firm % opticians svhoss
specizliy Il the sale of spectaeles for
horses TIE obj~et OF he spectaeis "a
20 PROMPTS high st~PPing
NopEES London occupies only one-
half of the area 81 TIE gr~st city &c
NinsTeh vheu tn latter vzs Tie eaps-
81 a The a2cicnt Aszyrian empire.
Trz tsliy-ho ersze Is dytsg 0ut n
Lon6or- The Cc.aet.~ -zf-nsny -
Brighton. and ''-rac Old Times. . ~ Viz
ainia Ws.ey. are ths only Fr2aLzx
coaches iris sezsoa-
sfE HExRT BEssxz-z's proposal 20 10.
trodue> a. ssnslouTa to.er-s II Place q
the sr9rezsss n Engiish notes eoez ros
sem - hare Enet VITA the fs~1s that
has b@ca sceo-ted sehegne ~ use "a
sazse meta ~ tss place = tke hezEses
Een work 81 e2SzlTy s354Ies
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BASE BALL.
Wellington 6-Wiehiia 4.

The Maroons met their third defeat at
the hands of the Wellington club yester-
day afternoon at Riverside Ball Park, the
scors standing Wellington s, Wichita l.
The weather WAS threatening, hence only a
small crowd attended and We're treated TO
good game of base ball.
The game opened with the Wichitas at
| the bat. Woodceck hit safe, went 20 sec
ond on wild pitch and scored on Clark Is
two-b4se hit to left field Clark went TO
third on wild pitch aud was put out
trying to steal home Dixon struck out.
B0rland reached first on an error AMI went
out at second on Cachard's hit TO Halseli.
Wichita made another score in the second
inning Evans few out TO right field.
Reynolds got his base on balls, stole sec
ond and went to third on Collins reaching
first GA a wild pitch. Lauek few cut
Quitso gave Woodeoek his base on balls,
filing the bases. Clark hit hot one to
Halsell, knocking him over, Reynolds
scoring before Collins was put cut at
third.
The remainder of Wichisg's runs were
made in the fourth inning Reynolds
again reached first on balls. Lauck hit to
the second baseman who threw wild to
first base, Reynolds going to third and
Lauck to second on the errors Collins then
made two-base hit, sending Reynolds aud
Lauck hons Woodcock then struck out.
Clark few out to Hill, and Dixon forled
out to Ralsell, leaving Collins on second.
The Wellingtous scores in the fourth
inning, four of them were all made on
errors the Wichitas punching all their
errors ia this inning.
Dixon started the errors by muffing
Hills popdp fy: Halsell then hit to Wood
cock who fun bled, Hill going to second.
Collins then his w. Frantz, sending him
TO first and filling the bases. o. Frantz
then hit liner 10 Woodcoek, vino threw
to Dixon for double play, but Dixon
dropped the ball. Qaitso then made hit
TO left field, clearing the bases on Lanks
wild throw to the plate, Quitso going to
third. Richardson was put out trying to
steal second. Thompson struck out end
ing the agony.
Wellington did not score again until the
eighth inning, when they made two earn
ed runs in the following manner; Halsell
went out from short TO first. W Frantz
and o. Frantz hit safe. Quitso then made a
two base hit sending Messrs Frantz home
Quitso was put out trying to steel third.
Richardson struck cut.
With the exception of the fourth inning
Wichita put up an errerIsss game.
ha F0IIa,riror ic ha
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ALLIANCE MAGNATEs.

Two Alliance candidates passed through
the city yesterday enroate to KingmaH,
where big calamity gathering Is billed
for today. They were Colonel w. A Harris
of Leavenworth, candidate for congress
man-at-large, aud Fred Close, the one
armed congressional candidate in the First
district. Colonel Harris Is a typical
southerner of the E. E. V. variety, and
from his appearance he woald be the last
man in the train a stranger would be liable
TO pick out as an apostle OF despair. Mr..
Close is mild looking man of 30 or there
abouts, with gray hair and an empty
sleeve. Both are fast friends, aud it was
the latter who nominated the former in
The state convention. Both were accompa-
MED by Judge Snyder of Kingman, the
man whom Mrs. Lease crushed With her
whitening sarcasm in the congressional
convention. The two were given an ova-
ton at the depot by the local calamity
croakers
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COURT HOUSE NOTES.

4 man and scythe inmortaliZed them
selves around the court house yesterday
by cutting down the weeds where a side
walk ought to be on Central avenue along
the court house block.
The court house lawn IS receiving the
attention OF man with 8 moving ma
chine. greatly adding TO its appearance.
Sheriff Ault visited Arkansas City yes
terday on official business.
John Chain, deputy county clerk. was
not at lis post yesterday, having either
gone to bed sick or 20 Colorado with his
sister
County Clerk n A. Carsin is at St.
Louis visiting his brother.
& Z Ridgeway and Fanny Dunlap both
OF this city, were granted License yester-
day TO become husbaud and wife
s 4 Bass fled his application yesterday
for appointment as administrator OF the
estate OK Porter Mckay He fled = salts
factory bond and letters Of administ ration
were granted him
Fourteen instruments were fled in the
register Of deeds oftice yesterday Eight
mortgages were released and nine was re-
corded, all Of which Is a good showing.
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TOWseR MET HIS MATCH.
A Dog Has DiHeuIty with q Gandsr and
Comes Ont Second Best

n Dog has D11cnfty With G9ndsr ana
Comes Ont Second Best
A bit Of r1ezt cast On the lake in one
CT tho parks Of Allegheny City recently
gave a forcible illustration Of the re-
Downed pugihstic qualities Of the genus
Anser. The scrap was tossed - an
old gray candc-. sailing and dipping ma
jesticallT back ard forth, with his hzrefn
at safe and respectful distance behind
him. just - he made q graceful dive
forward stray dog. Of hungry aspect
and Veutaresome turn Of mind, made for
the meat also. The gander paused,
astOnishuent written In every hn> q
his cra1ed neck and eTtsRded wings
The dog friEkily brocEht up at tire
waters edge and reached out a paw.
tween hirn aud the vsnder. Quiolz as
thought the gander slapped tAs water
with MS wings. beating the scrap O.
low the surface ard diving httsr -
Somehow he uiscalcalsted. ard when
he cane up the Hs0rsci wzs dapc3nr =
few feet away The deg. asys he
Pittsburgh Times. wzs softly dimplinE
t%4E ~ teAA LIS ksssFss 80 Fss'N
the scrap came nezrt.r "a hin Tie
har~rn drew closer around its l1rd, ard
the oldest tn the flock rave fs~ WORKS
q advice % hirn- She received > soc1d
sap with , wing .sPpareutlT a command
- mind her own business JEss - tae
doe reached oct for the ruea. the gar
der gave a lunye also. BIZ and paw
boeh missed e. u disappeared, onIT %
rise tzntalixingiy few sses array.
The dog was 30 longer A1lzTso-zA
This was TOO se-io1s t1st-ess, ard bo
rzn Up ard down tfe s5ore. lark znzrf-
l., while TIE gznGer retired % --r-k
vengeance ca his hsplezs hzrgzl
moment Later. seeing ire scrap slEost
ashore on the waves q The eCnE2ct, bs
made sudden osza- - I'D tA4e co1,
Thew net. azsd 1or a fsN sends gray
wings, dog hair and wlld SerszEs
q pu-p and gaade- fIled ~ ar. Then
tie dog frossea slowly away With
face fail cf re1igiozs fc-~D- tu-aed
toward the thrc5oziezi seminary. while
the s,zns>-, wiPizz tas sweat q vie
TRY from kis brow. ez~-fed tae scrap.
for =hseE b seemed n hare Lost La
Appetite, - rs gr0ud family.
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VERY ENCOURAGING.
What TIP Over Five Counties of the s'Am.ri
can Desert" Reveals.

a. D. Prescott of the johnson Loan aud
Trust company of Arkansas City was a
caller at the EAGLE Office yesterday. Mr.
PRESCOTT was just returning from n trip
| th rough five western Kansas counties and
he speaks in the most encouraging terms
of what he saS. He laughed at the report
! sent out that no. winds had destroyed the
corn Instead of that being the case he
| said that the corn was IN
a most hattering WELD He left
Horace. in Greeley county, night before
last and never got out OF dreuching rain
until he reached here. He stated of course
that the corn needed rain, but that a rain
| was not absolutely necessary for few
days yet to insure large crop. Being out
in the interest of bis company to ascertain
the condition OF their loans, he naturally
had an opportunity TO observe the financial
conditions of the people, and his opinion
IS that it is very good considering
everything In Wichita county
his company have twenty-five farm
loans and in only two instances were
the mortgages in Arrears in their interest.
This is record that cannot be beaten in
any state, Alliance orators to the contrary
notwithstanding. Speaking about values
Se said that western Kansas never offered
such fine inducements for investment
Land is exceedingly cheap, and thousands
OF eastern farmers with a little ready
money could come in there and make a
comfortable fortune in a few years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29
A COLD WAVE

The linen buster took its vacation yes
terday and was succeeded last night By
the overcoat. In twenty-tour hours the
thermometer dropped almost as many de-
grees. People who were sweating aud
painting aud soaking themselves with cold
lemousde ali day Wednesday hurried
aloug the streets yesterday shrR gging
their shoulders to get up enough blood
circulation TO keep themselves warm The
lemonade man was Knocked completely
out and the so he expected 70 take II fell
short about $50 %. The ice man saw the
world slipping away from him while the
coal man vinked his ether ere and OBJ
served that things were coming his way
in the most excellent shape. why 1t got
50 cold all az once. nobody pretended 70
know, except il was on account OF the
general rain that extended Ail over Kan
sas, Oklahoma aud Colorado Ii is pre-
dieted that it viii continue cold today and
tomorrow and that linen busters will
come in handy again by Sunday.
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INCREASE WITH AGE.

NJ. L P. Campbell Of this city, has an
extensive farm in Harper county and re-
ports a remarkable yield of $50 bushels OF
wheat on 80 acres of sod, or "a little over
20 bushels to the acre. 4 Mr.. Henderson
living in the same vicinity, reports an av-
erage yield Of g bushels per acre for three
years past, each succeeding year being
greater than the preceding one. and
he states that it is safe TO estimate the
present crop, not yet threshed, at 10 bush
els to the acre. Mr. Henderson holds that
the yield grows larger As the land is
brought under more thorough culture.
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mas 4 BRIGHT future

Mr.. T. G. Frost. al attorney Of Mime
apo.is, Nina, is spending few days II
the city on legal business This Is Sir
Frost's frs: visit TO Wichita and mHch
that is 10 be seen here Is in the nature q
q revelation 20 him. Mr. Frost says that
from reports be had heard that lie ex-
pected 70 fn3 grass growing IN The stress
here; but il brief survey % the ctr. in
company with Mr.. N W. Levy. he foand
the condition as radically different ss
could Be magnifed re ssFs that it is
simply das Wichita 20 saJ that she has
been grossly misreprssented By many
eastern pagers and that the city csrfaizlT
hzs bright future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The ladies of the Central Christian
church are making great preparations for
the canzone chorus to be given during the
reunion. Tonight az the Central Christian
church on the corner OF Market and Sec
ond streets there will be a practice meet
ing OF all interested and everybody Is In
vited to be present This promises to be
one Of the finest exhibitions Of classical
presentation and musical enjoyment ever
given In Wichita.
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wFTTNCTNN
THAT RAIN.
1t Extended For Hundreds OF Miles West
and Sonth-

The rain of yesterday means good deal
for Kansas. for it practically assures one
the largest corn crops ever produced in the
state, or at least so travellers say who have
been over the country good deal. w hen
the clouds began marching up the ETHEREAL
arch from the western horizon night before
last it was the hope of everybody that they
would result in a good soaking rain, and
that hope has been realized. Heaven
didn't see fit TO pour down its watery
blessing On the Peerless Princess till yes
terday morning, but when the
rain did come it WAS a good
one and highly appreciated. 1t
rained however, throughout the sur
rounding country, south and west several
hours before. From this city az far west
as the Colorado line, the rain fall was very
heavy, and poured down in torrents for
several consecutive hours. Passengers
who came in said that it was the heaviest
rain seen in western Kansas for several
months. Il was also very heavy all
through southern Kansas and Oklahoma,
and the general opinion IS that { means
the making Of the corn crop everywhere.
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spttv,In uI-sIr,T T,IFxr

Wichita musical talent Is recognized by
the best musical organizations of the state
Arthur Realms aud James Hobbs will ae-
company the HutchinsonSecond Regiment
to Denver, and Professor Sanford, Charles
Collins and Charles Loyeless will play in
Marshslrs band of Topeka Marshall will
take sixty men 10 Denver, and from there
will make a short concert tour through
(pierai0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr.. Rogers. the contractor Of the city
building. accompanied by his wife re
turned yesterday from their eastern trip.
Mr.. Rogers says that no state through
which he has travelled can compare with
Kansas in fine crops or anything else. He
says the people OF Kansas do not realizs
what grand state they are living In.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29
OKLAHOMA VETERANS.

The following telegram will explain
itself to the people of Oklahoma who
desire to attend the reunion in this city:
TOPEKA. Kan, July ., 1892
Col NJ stewart. care w d. siurfsck:
For the Kansas state c. 4. r. reunion
tickets will be sold from points on our
line in Oklahoma and Indian territory at
one fare for the rotn1 trip, Aug. 145h to
18th inclusive, limited TO the 2lst.
G.. T. NICHOLSON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Pastor Sims will discourse on this work
Lords dav morning July 81 Ia the ere
ming the auxiliary members will conduct
the serviee. All missionary women are
cordially invited to attend these services.
Anti-missionary persons especially III
vired TO look on Sundays EAGLE for pro-
gram. ". W. HENDRIX, Treas.
BETTY LUCY. Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr. Paul Lang Louis * Hutchinson
and Mrs Lola Hoover o. tEis city we're
quietly married ~ the rss!dence q the
bride's parents OF south wichita street.
Rev. Mo4ros officiating. aad left this
morning Tor Hutchinson thsir future
hone. accompanied b. TIE kia9 wishes OF
their many f-jeHts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29
ATTENTION sIR KNIGHTS.

Regular drill OF Wichita division No. 9
L. K K Of =. this evening at 9 o'clock.
All Sir knights expecting TO take part in
the Kansas City display are requested 70
be present. J. T. BESSETT,
F. T. ACkAEMAy. s. +. Rec. ;. h Capt
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James Copeland Of Bluff township, sum
ner county. WAS in the ciiY yesterday. Mr.
Copeland Is one Of the eldest settlers OF
thai section OF Sumner and has large
farm there which yields him a handsome
revenue evers year. rain or shine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Rube Roy was taking bets on Wednes-
day morning that there would be no rain
in Sedgwick county this week. He was
seen In the afternoon of the satne day try
ing to efec, a compromise. The various
methods of iatimidasing aud eoaxing
were amusing, but Henry Jones aud Others
say that Roy will have to put up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Miss sara Chapman Of North Lawrence
avenue will accompany Miss Strong 70 her
Los Angeles home. stopping en- rJuss IS
Denver. Salt Lake City and san Francisco.
The young ladies expect to leave the latter
part 81 next wtek.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29
wing is the score:

Summary: Earned runs, Wellington 2: two
base hits. Clark, Collins, QuitSe: wild pitches,
Quitso 3; hit by pitcher, ". Frantz; base on
balls, Richardson. Qui.so, Woodcock. Cachard.
Reynolds ,. first base on errors. Woodcoek 2,
Borland. Lauck, Richardson, Halsell. Hill.
Time, 1.t0. Umpire, Jackson of Wellington.
The positions of the players in todays game
will ne as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The musical entertainmeBt up at White
s, Jones' lsss nj ght attracted the attention
OF nearly every pAsser b. ou North Mara
street NFa Baker was az the 0Tsaa and
Mr. Handy at ias violiB. aud thsy pIays1
eo-ne Charming ulecss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Squire Martin Yesterday returned from
& weeks visit to lola, Kan. Owing 20 ex-
cesslye rains early ia the season aud
drowth within the last moath, the corn
crop Is not as promising there as it is in
49, -yartioa o.. The state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Steve Hubbard. the genial Missouri
Pacific conductor is laying of for thirty
days and will spend his vacation wishing
his parents at Festorio. Oaio. Mr. \. :
Alexander is filing his place on the road
during his absence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The W. c. T. L. county convention win
be held Wednesday. August 3. at the
Lutheran church In the Opera house. cor
her Topeka and Williams street. SecY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

W. D. NcCormic and Lev Hamilton
drove to Butler county Tuesday last on a
tour Of inspection. They talked vaguely
about hot winds aud possible short crops,
but they think differently now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29
PERSONALS.
B R. Allen of Denver is at the

B R. Allen of Denver is at the Carey.
A 5. Beyner of Beloit is stopping at the
Carey.
R A. Heath of New York is at the Man
haitian
n. A. Yeager of Augusta is guest at
the Carey.
T. R. Allen of Denver is in the city on
a. L. Care of Rochester, \. Y, is at the
Occidental.
W. S. Emery OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
Is in the city.
G. B. Steiner of Chicago was at the
Carey last night.
G. L. Walker of Topeka was at the
Carey last night.
II. L, McIlhaney of Norwich was a guest
In the city yesterday.
a D. Pruscott of Arkansas City is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
Mrs. Charles l. Dean Of Marion is a
guest at the Manhattan.
L. H. Henson of Little Rock, Ark, is a
guest at the Occidental
w. a. Daily, banker from Mt. Hope,
was in the city yesterday.
W. o. Gooch and Charles Gibson of Jop-
lin, Mo-, are visiting in the city.
Z. A. Campbell of Anthony was regis
tered at the Manhattan yesterday.
W. Z. Cobb OF St. Joseph was among the
visitors TO the Peerless Princess Yesterday
w. H. Wilson Of Arcade, y. Y. is look
ins after his real estate interests in the
city
Charles L. Turner of FL Dorado repre-
scented the kingdom of Butler in the city
yesterday.
Mrs L. G. Gilbert and maid Of Chicago
were guests OF the Carey yesterday morn
ing for breakfast.
Mr. S. w Crabill of Kansas City, re-
turned yesterday after a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

J. W. Adams, Esq was out to Andale
yesterday and reports a splendid rain. He
says the corn is looking very fac aud
every body is happy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr. E Stanley and wife started yester-
day afternoon for Colorado to spend few
weeks among the mountains.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goldberg and children
yesterday returned from a two months
visit with friend in Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Myatt are rejoicing
over the birth OF a bright little baby girl
at their home. Congratulations are ex-
taui66
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

There is a sign in front Of a certain store
in this city which reads: Everything in
this store is for sale. This is rather a
startling announcement and ca1ssi coz
siderable Amusement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

Mrs. Lucy Hornbeck, and Miss Annie,
her daughter, OF MinCo. L T., are visiting
their cousid. Mrs. II. G. Toler Of Toler-
vile.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-29

The Ladies Aid Society OF the Central
ChFistiBn Church will meet with Mrs
Husselman. 10l5 Shirley street, this after
noon at 2:30