The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-02
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think that there is an implied sneer
in the third line of the second stanza,
but the sweetness breathed in the last
line touches me so deeply that I cannot
believe the writer is at all unfriendly.
Here are few items from a new ex-
change, kindly marked and sent to me
by friend. / give the items as exam
Piles of journalism without master.
This paper is published in the back of
the millinery store of the editors wife,
and he also does a small insurance bust
ness, sells ice cream, collins, fruit trees,
tombstones and soft drinks. And yet
with all these varied matters crowding
upon him he is not only able to throw
in thumb with each SANGER Of ice
cream, but he takes the time which he
ought to employ in much needed rest
for spelling regard, reguard, and few,
few:
James Tkayer of Morris, a Kelley
graduate, was on our streets Wednesday
Dead Drunk A Shame for Some.
There are two ladies Eve forget the
names) from Chicago visiting John
Stone and family.
This item is little conservative, but
shows, after all, what a power journalism
wields in the direction of the elevation
and improvement Of man.
There was lawsuit yesterday in Jol-
iet between some parties here and the
Santafe Ry. in reguard to being put OF
from the train.
Gould anything be boiled down more
than this and yet contain the pith of the
news? Flew could equal this genius Of
condensation.
Mrs Newport is a fine speaker, and
the noble life that she lives endears her
TO all that has the pleasure Of her &C
quaintance. we hope TO hear her again
and again, at the Thum School House.
with press notice like that, what
is to prevent an early London appear
anoe of Mrs. NewportO
Wesley Son Of Jas. Jackman had
quite an accident last Friday while
hauling manure he slipped and fell out
of the wagon the wagon going over his
head and breaking one rib and bruising
his head quite badly he is getting on
nicely.
Evidently punctuation is the thief Of
time. But we are glad that Wesley is
getting on nicely after the peculiar way
he got off,
There viii be meeting at the Short
School House on Friday, Sept. -, at
p. NJ. for the purpose of electing Direct
n.ka h,,cS IN, 70 -
Oak Ridge Cemetary let all turn out BY
order of the Sec
In reguard 10 the above, should one
misspell not only his own words. but
mutihate the spelling of his adver-
tisers?)
John Gabriel, one Of the oldest and
nost respected settlers Of Coal City, was
taken sick with cholera mOrbls last
Sunday and within IS hours died Of
1t Tuesday afternoon Rev. Dr.. DePara-
dis was called TO administer 10 him the
comforts Of Religion, and after the Rev.
gent got through the patient losthis sen
timents and at p. N died
This item is published for the sole
purpose Of obtaining 4 consensus Of opiG-
ion in reeuard 10 what il really means
just preceding death ii is common for
the patient 10 change his sentiments,
but TO just plumb lose them Is one CT
TIE saddest things connected with death.
Will not our friends be kind enough 40
express their opinions regarding this
santence:l
Recent information received from Os-
wego. \. Y. indicates that DR.. Mary
Wslker. that whsel-hO-Se on the OF side,
&c jerking tire old car Of rrngrsSs again
az high rate of speed. and that she Is
establishing near Oswego farm Of I35
acres exclusively for ladies.
This farm Will be ideal IN every way,
And lwOuld like 10 be identified with is
II some way Is possible. Flowing will
be done by middle aged ladies ID ueas-
ant costume aad Tyrol,an red morocco
slippers /; viii he arst class in eve-r
way, and / Sm told that 60 stage this
fsrTa VIII cost fer costumes alone over
$50. COO.
Turkeys with pale blae w,tere6 RIB
oons viii eat bird seed and cutie bo1e.
and the maid will regularly give them
fresh copy Of the Sunday paper 70 ear-
Pet their coop No gobblsrs will BE- Per
mitted on the place, and the animals
wili De SHOT as sooa as competent AZ.