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A "A. A.-CUTTERs WANTED
"A. On iaiie, coaks
II CLAFLIN SEQ.
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AGENTS. ,orckcercr., call or write DrNLEvRy'S
"a .ni water Il up stair. cathgrgAin, In teas coees
500" ans lanterns, sun shades sc teas all kinds -
GHEA tr! s :a IF gcn, ana rex; ae,9gr
brdsc st, Iirooklyn rrce' reduced - rcr cent
A Young man to tend store one experienced in
"a ,rocker' and hou'eiurnishing must speak German
Arlly NJ lao 81 nv
A g. c1.as At UE n Rasy "a go who
Brookyn '''
A TOssEsHOER wanted that can work at the
"a Moor and nrc. - West 9Th st
A ROY that has been at the baking i.Vo Gates ay
~ BROOKLYN.
RRAss JEwELHY.-Roys Who have worked at
VAS SEss, Liberty place.
CLERK and hoy above IL wanted Tor grocery 4ii
" an AV; reference wanted
u efencr, $50 ~ av corner 27th ST
ES- r MtAkfHr Srg; 20 Ag pI %%
ORNAMENTAL plaster workers to make moicIi
- ana monlds i9r tern Gotta Perth Amboy Terra Gotta
- st hrst floor socl@ A VI
I'VE DESIRE loDl agents to supply the public
MIN ne greai historical document entitled " The
BEGINNING q its Second Century" send for our eircu.
dent and Cnhlnet senator Repre semtatives tc w
LtH9iAS ftBLisiiSG o. lex box iSt1 f AS 81
W. SIMPSONS "cyelopHdia OF Nethodi,m;' cdncSte1
Agent as Brcadws as, ''''''" I" 'N"Ni'~ GENERAL
WANTED-Inlspendspt hattcrs, twelve n1stcIass
,o son S" sr 3s %rs6 5 S2a r
WANTEDIA boy 70 iced a ruling machiue and
make himself b SrygSsS s rSR q4'sy gSis
" running wood working machinery PETER Nc.
GILL, 9Jl Division av, Williamsburgh
WANTED-mtelhsent men with some knowiedse
vicinity AppJ at 2a5 West Goth St ' '''
WANTED Several experienced nnlshcrs OF six
~ goods, Apply by mail or IN person AT A HINzE 4
w kNotKE, Japanncr 4ls West a7t' It.
\VANTED-stovem opnier, nrstclu,s stove mountcr
w wanted Address W G, box loo, sun once
WANTED-Harnes' satcher $50 Myr,leay.
w furman, 81 near south Ferry BrochSo '''' -''
WA>rHDF'T' DlAE gsi +" :. PAX @,E E" 4l
hE SSi S SGs iq u Gas.I.
WANTED-Aboy to work Tor good home, Al
" "les' g, box ii2, sun Office
w ANTEp--,T.gck and wagon painter and sripor
WANTED Young man to set tyne, job onice 20
XOuNG MAN to tase charge OF fancy store. $40
l wer Ky must loan 800 On security HOSIERY,
~ rOUNDs pure tea. SOC pounds roasted coffee
~ wv 2Oj FeArl IT. aud ~ Fulton At
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or AND ArrER Il,LY .. 1873.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND iiiE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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miscellaneous.
aH7 7s 49, 90
DOsT OFFICE
a.. - a A.. d.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.-rhc foreign mai, iof
= ue week ending saturday. August 81. Will Close Al
Ws once on Tuesday ata = NJ tor Europe nv sesm
sltN omlps wa Queenstown n, On "Wednesday att T. NJ,
lni EUROPE by steamship Buthnla Queenstown tnf.
rS,ponience Tor Fran TO be forwarded BY th' 'rnrt
must he specially addressed. and At3P n Ton france
direct by steamship Vile dee Paris via IlaNrc Ihu+
daN AZ 7 NJ, tor Europe. by steamship BA'tc. VIA
SHechso"n Spondcnce tor Uermaus ant France -
tt forwarded by this steamer must be ,itrit} al
dressed anu atl2 NJ Tor Europe. by steamship fr.Aa,
VIA Iymvuth NhefbOurg, ami HAMBURG, saturday,
az 49, A. Tor Europe, by steamship titl Of M'hm'ui
VIA queenstown correspondence Tor tierniHnN AMI sop
And To be forwarded by this steamer must he specially
alresSeil ana At VI Tor scotland direct b} steam,
SUP NHeas>la, VIA uassoM and At II 80 VI, lut
EUROPE, " steamship oder, VA Southampton an!
bIehelh The steamships wyoming, Buthnia, balu snl
den and Norway. The mails Tor Iayu and Kingston a.
hANe New YORK Aug ~ The mails tor HANu. SAVANNA
Sc, leave NV York Aug 81 The mHil, for Aspins NJ
ana south Pacific ports leave New fore Ava 81 inc
mails for tho Wet Indies Porto Rico and NrneAr eAV
New YORK Aug 81 The mails for Australia. A. caye
san Francisco sept The malls fot China aul JHpW
leave San Francisco Sept Y
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man who lived IN thf house. johnson assaulted KAss.
mnn. robbed him Of 81 and threw him down stairs The
hcurkceNt called IN Oniccr UaughHn, who arrested
Johnson and Kassnsn was taken to the Mercer street
puicc station etrc tchcr An ambulance was called,
anil the injured man was sent to ~ NinrCnta Hospital
ic told the Attending physician hathc had been struck
tie head with blunt in-trumcnt, but he could not
clearly remember E-rly yesterday morning he died
No anti norton douosition was taken a. The Coroncrs
were not infi' nird until hc notice nj his death
cci,cd johnson committed TO The Jefferson Mar
bet Prison 10y Justice smith The woman Gardner AMI
her husband moved frtm Houston street the morning
afr the occurrence, aud trace Of them can he fOnnd
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N,ntistru.

EtII. SETS. Sd, gum teeth o. .ut.t y ,N'r
rnntrd y Dental Rooms, :ii i'h AZ f'N -.
Y FINE gum sct,, mll wer1uicl GE9'uss
VT. MOpEMANN iO2 inl ,pl I'd sy, siH1hWsH ~
ncr j+th Vt
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FOR COMFY ISLAND Object.
MANHATTAN grAcm RAlLwAY.

rare. - cents fNcuf~inu ufktt-. ~ cents
Carriages N waiting ON the arrival of each boat 10
,eN passengers 10 all points OF the island
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Situations 0lant,o.
A UPTOWN ADvERTIsEHs
MAY leave their mvors for THg At the only auth or
Ntd up town advertisement Offices.
,t,ts bToadwAv, corner of 3lst 81, I'LL % r. " AMI
oOs west I'D ST. opposite Grand Opera House and 100
a nv, corner OF t7th Ct. until BP NJ.
Noextra charge.
A GERMAN girl wishes place in a small Amcri.
can family 10y general housework. Apply at 81 south
SECOND st, brooklyn F. D, second door
A RESPECTABLE Young woman wants a baiy
n 10 wet nurse Al her own home; will have mother
care 4l3 lstav, ID loor room D.
A MIDDLE-AGED German girl wishes n stua
- Won Or general houseNor and cooking 100 LIST b.
''O newspapers-A situation wanted nv a vnnnv man
AS compo'toT who has served three years ON a. news
iHlrr A. cumIpStor would like 10 let work In nish ma
ltaue CONPOSIToR, box l0i, sun nice
'EO boss bakers Wanted steady loh hy yonns man
10 lke charge OF bread bread AMI cake i. steady
South Brooklyn go INV" So
TO BOss BAKERs.-A Young man wishes A stu
huo as second hand on bread and cake. city or com
wy 'hl or address for DAYS BAkER 30 Mulberry 4
WANTED-A situation rs houekeeper by a middle
Aut'r hnh hlsclass cook, has had large rAperirncr
hh II WILING 70 make herself generally useful hest ot
ST., near NHnck. '''"
WANTED ny Rrcspcctabe woman the care oC a
~ grown elll to bring uP at her own home II Viii
third aogr. room 10 -N" 49,
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OfTick OF LYMAN BRowN Pharmacist
~ WARRES srREtr NV fOrE, mo. ~ 1928
W Emerson, AA.,nsy
lay letter asking ior urther Instructions at hand
lec STATES mat thee thinks there IL enough To convict
pul hAt u4ee thiuks INC punishment rather severe Ion =,
small an amount. w. ~
answer = mat tbs party received the goods under
Ihe goods hay" been wasted ~ nusapproprnted with
out any regard ~ Nir pledge gwen me- '''''
hn Wen aware ut the vXucu.c incurred V,iti e lar
s'ssef man 'hs smourt involved, but that il noth,iia
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6cluRtt0 ftma!ts.

A. a. a, =. -
IA. 100 CLOAK MAKERS WANTED
TOT first ciass work
Mandatory,
il Il dLAFfIN 4 CO,
AZ Leonard Al
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04
The Wichita District Camp Meeting.

TIE Wichita district camp meeting for 1873,
will be held at Hays mill, nine miles south
west OF Wichita, beginning August first and
Continuing over the second Sabbath in that
month il the Interest in the meeting will war;
rant the same. Let pastors urge the people
In their seyera! churches to an attendance
early in the meeting, with the proper convcn-
fences for remaining on The grounds for the
accommodation OF such as may need its shell
ter A boarding tent will be erected.
The second quarterly meeting OF Cart
wright, West Wichita, aid Eiiridge circuits
will b. held on The third aud fourth of Aug
ust, in connection With the regular exercises
Hays MIL is situated in good grove, well
supplied With living water.
Let it be remembered thai tue Influence of
such a meeting is in ratio TO the attendance
and interest man Tested by the ministry and
membership.
Any infor nation gladly supplied by
REV. JOHN McQUIsToN,
..ff
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Betting.

c. NJ. Garrison, OF Wichita, Kansas, general
dealer and manufacturer OF harness. saddles,
collars, brides, whips. halters, and such like.
desires TO announce through our column s
that he has a large stock of rubber and leather
betting for sale at low figures, aud wants mill
men, threshiEg machine men and all others
who may want anything of that kind TO take
notice. Wichita is on Chisholm creek, Sedg-
wick county, while Charles NJ. Garrison hold 5
forth on Douglas avenue, in said town. This
avenue runs east and west from the palatial
residence Of Texas Jane TO Hog Creek Hol-
low, near Dutch Bills. You can tell Douglas
avenue by the smell. After having passed
the pot-belied dug-out of Commissioner Jim,
you turn the corner between the home OF old
Nose and that OF Slim jim. and about this
time you begin 10 snuff the air filled with a
cross between rotten Goldfish. pole evil
horse and buzzard's roost; then begin to
look out fer Douglas avenue. 10 insure your
self against being robbed, tell the Pc
hceman that you are from Butler county
them Wichita fellows have wholesome re-
spect for Butler county people-and that
you want TO see Charlie Garrison. the man
who sells rubber betting. Before returning
home you had better fumigate yourself. This
is an advertisement, and the EAGLE will
please copy once and send bill to this Office
Holn1t Falley 7snses.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04


The following are the changes In the grade
OF wheat in this market, which took effect
July lst:
The present grade Of No. 2 to be classed No.
red; the present grade Of No. to be class
Cd No. red; the present grade Of No. I to
be classed No. red; the present grade Of
white wheat No. 2 to be classed No. 8 white !;
present No. to be classed No. 2 white and
grade OF No. 3 white to be established from
white wheat formerly thrown in with No. 4
red; present grade OF rejected to be classed
No. 4.
The following ia the standard and descrip-
ton OF grades, to take effect uly 1:
No. White-To be sound, dry, well clean
ed, pure white winter wheat
No. 2 White-To be sound, dry, white win
ter wheat, reasonably clean.
No 3 White-To be dry, white, thin or
bIeached, winter wheat, free from must.
No. Red-To be sound, well cleaned, dry,
red or red and white mixed wheat.
No. Red-To include all sound, dry, reas-
onably cleaned, red or red and white mixed
winter wheat.
red and white mixed, thin or blcached winter
wheat.
No. 4 Red-To include red, white, or mined
winter wheat, not good enough for No. 2, but
sound
Rejected Wintsr-To include all damp,
tough, very musty, very smutty, trashy, dirty
and damaged wheat falling below No. 2.
Mixed Wheat-To be classed as No. l and
No. 70 d, must not contain over onc-eighth
white.
Heretofore st. Louis, Kansas City and Wi
chita graded wheat alike, while New York,
Detroit and Baltimore graded higher grading
our No. 2 No. l, and No. No. ., and SO on.
This year all the leading grain markets, east
and west, have established grade alike, Sc
that No. l red in New York or Detroit will be
No. l red in Wichita, and present No. 2
white is classed as No. l, and SO on.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04
W. u. CLENDENUN,
Sereeant. Signal Service, U. s. A

The business manager took flying trip tc
Rockford township Saturday evening last
and to Tell everything he saw in three hour {
drive in that garden spot of creation would
take large sized primmer. The Rockford
folks are very jealous OF their rights and wan
full credit for all they are entitled TO and nc
more. They boast OF wheat OF which they
rank second township in the county, viz:
five thousand n'ne hundred bushels. Waco
their neighber over the riy er, boasts twenty.
eight acres the most. According to the abov e
If either OF these townships had all their
wheat threshed and loaded in wagons, forty
bushels TO the wagon, stretched out on the
road, % feet to the team, they would oc-
cupy space equal in distance from III Psso
10 Wichita. And wheat is not all they raise,
but everything else in proportion. The IA
nous Hufbaue orchard and vineyard is in
Rockford also, the crop of which viii in
peaches count up in the thousands of bushels
and grapes by the tons. We are under ob-
cations to Mrs. John npffbauer for berries
cream, etc., and Mrs. DIR. Tucker for SOM
choice selections Of ripe fruit from the Doc
tors orchard.
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Citv Markets.

There is but little wheat on sale, farmers
are too busy to do any thing else but look at.
ter their crops. One man can handle all the
wheat, old or new, that is offered. The ole
wheat that Is offered is graded under the last
years grade and was selling in Kansas City
yesterday No. 2 at 72i; No. at 644; No.
at SO. In Wichita as follows:
Old-No. 2 70, No. 8 G2. No. 4 90. New
No. Go, No. 2 55, No. As, No. So to 40
The new wheat comes into market in such
shape that buyers do not want to grade it, in
fact they claim that 1t is almost impossible to
do so, nice clean plump grain just threshet
from the header, or sheck-but damp-is hard
to set grade on or price If the same wheat
was dry and would bear storing it would be
A No. and would be ready sale.
The rates for shipping wheat from this
point to Kansas City are 26 ce nts per hundred
pounds.
Hogs are worth from $3.50 to $500. Two
car loads were shipped Tuesday by T. N
Lewis assorted, that is the black ones from
the white ones. The white hogs were sold
for the Philadelphia market bringing II cent,
more on the hundred than the spotted nc
black.
Cattle-there has been no change in price.
Good grass fed native brings from So to 81. %
corn fed native from So to s3.25.
Corn is dull, no demand
Oats dull, no demand.
Flour is on the decline, White Rose Is worth
s2.75, xxx $3.50.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04
An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion OF the American people
are to-day suffering from the effects of dys-
pepsia or disordered liver. The result OF
these diseases upon he masses of intelligent
and valuable people is most alarming, making
life actually burden instead OF q pleasant
existence Of enjoyment and usefulness as it
ought to be. There is no good reason for 1t,
IL you will only throw aside prejudice and
skepticism, take the advice OF druggists and
your friends and try one bottle Of Green's
August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions OF bottles OF this medicine have been
given away TO try Its virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy sample
bottle for ten cents to try. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all
druggists on the western continent IA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04

NJ. w. Levy, who is a member OF the Re.
publican State Central Committee, and who
acted as proxy for Col. Milton Stewart on the
Congressional Committee, returned home Sat
urday night. In behalf Of the Republicans o.
sedgwick county we must say that in al
points touching our interests as county and
as a section OF the State, ne did his work mosl
sati,factorily
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04

Prot. McKim returned from Atchison FRI
day last. The State Teachers Association
was very largely attended and all the exer-
cises very interesting and instructive. The
address of Governor Anthony seemed TO
have met with hearty response IRON the
large number OF eminent professors and
prominent teachers present.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04

The great races to come on at Topeka on
july 9th, 10th. and l1th, under the auspices
OF the Driving Park Association viii be large
ly attended from all parts OF the State. Re-
duced rates have been secured from Wichita,
and We suppose number Of our horsemen
will 60 up. The round fare from here will be
five dollars.
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The new contracts for carrying the United
States Nails for four years from July first
went into effect on Monday. Under the new
schedules two stages leave and arrive at Wich-
tia, daily; one blackboard, daily; three hacks
every other day; one hack twice week, and
one blackboard twice week. These mails
are in addition to the railroad mails which
come and 60 daily-Sundays not excepted
in charge of route agents, four of whom reg
lister their names in each twenty -four hours
at the Wichita Office. Ten new mail carriers
were sworn into the service by the postmaster
at Wichita on Monday. Under the new ar
rapgemeut the Wichita ofice is the hardest
worked and poorest paid office in the State, to
say nothing of the handling and delivering
the home mails proper which is no small task,
keeping one man at the delivery twelve hours
each day. Under the present orders there is
but one and hall to two and half hours
day or night that somebody is not at work
making M ar distributing mails maAing up
reports or accounts IN the Wichita Office. The
following is the complete schedule:
Eastern Mali via A. L. & $. F. railroad, mail
parts daily at SAB a. m.
Arkansas City via Winfield. El Paso, Littleton
Bushnell, oxford arrives daily, except Sundays,
at p. m. departs daily, except sundays, st
a. M.
Fort Sill via Ft.Reno, Cheyenne Agency, OAR
lington, Caldwell, Ansdarko Wellington, Rome,
South Haven, Alton, London, Belle Plsine and
Waco arrives daily, except Sunday, at p m.
departs daily, except sund ay, at u. m.
Milan, swedona, Sunny slope. Rolling Green,
Clearwater, Ohio Center and Haysvilie arrives
Tuesday and Saturday at p. m. departs Monday
and Friday at s a. m.
kingman via Lorette MARSHALL, Garden Plain,
Lamont, Alton, Diana and Blendon arrives Tues
day and friday at IS p. m. departs Monday and
Thursday at 5 a. in.
Hutchinson via Mt Liberty, Haven, Mt. Hope,
Fayette, Eldridge, Ferris and .Jamesburg ar
rives Monday and Thursday at II a. m. departs
same days at p. M.
Augusta via Lorena, Minnehaha daily, except
Sunday, arrives at IL m. departs daily, except
Sunday: at p. m.
Eldorado via Towanda, Benton and Green
wich arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
D. IN. departs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at 0 a. IN.
Elk Falls via Bloomfield, La Page, Greenfield,
Cedar Creek, Grouse Creek, Baltimore, Polo,
Cedar Ford, Douglass, Richlsnd Centre, Rose
Hill and Iowayille arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p. m. departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday ut a. m
Mails going east and south close promptly at
D. m and all other mails half hour before de-
partare,
Post Office opened for delivery Of letters and
sale of stamps from y. IN. to ca p. m.
Monty order department open from o. m. to
SD m.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04
R.,ub,,csr County Central COMMITTEES.


The membcrs of the Republican County Gen.
ira Committee oil sedgwick county are request
ed to meet al the Office OF siuss & Nation, in the
city Of Wichita, on Saturday, the 18th day o.
July, ISIS, ut one o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of fixing the time and place OF holding the
County Republican Convention for the selection
Of delegates TO attend the State and Congressional
Conventions.
The following gentlemen compose the Com
N ,tee:
Dclanc-Y. r. Lawrence,
Wichita-M. NJ. o'Brien,
Minneha--P. II. Massey,
Kechi-George gregg.
Payne-A. T. Covillc.
Greeley--A. ID. Durand,
Grant--James Beard,
Garden Plains--D. ID. Carleton,
Grand River - Cochran.
sherman-John Reed,
ohio-M. 4. Merrill,
Morton-T. ID. Fouts,
Fayet:e-M. Davidson.
First Ward-J. K. Sawyer.
Second ward-John Forty,
Third Ward-M. W. Levy
Fourth ward-H- c. slnss.
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Agents Wanted.

The undersigned is general agent for the
sale of number of J. ii. Chambers best pub
locations and wishes to employ canvassers for
several of the best ones, viz: Foundations
OF Success aud Laws OF Trade" zone Thous-
and Facts for the People, ""Popular Lectures
on the Errors OF the Roman Catholic Church"
and number of others which are sold only
on subscription. Terms made known on ap-
plication. Call on or address, p. b. Ralph,
Douglas Avenue Hotel, Wichita, Kansas. 1t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04
The Cricket On The Hearth.

| The beautiful fairy tale OF home life, from
the inimitable pen Of Chas. Dickens, dramatizs
in three acts by Albert Smith, will be pressn-
ted to the citizens Of Wichita on the evenin g
OF July 10th, for the benefit Of the Baptist no.
ciety Of this city. The drama, while 1t is OF
home life and belongs to the high moral class
of plays, is one Of the most popular Of the day,
full Of beautiful life, interesting situations and
exciting and startling dsnopmsats. Eagle ball
win be put into special trim and the stage re-
furnished. The company have spared neither
time nor pains to familsrizs themselves with
their respective parts, and grand treat may
be confidently expected. In fact crowded
house is already assured. The following cast
includes the prominent characters:
Dor .............M Miss Matte Eldridge
BERTHA. .. Miss E. v. Stewart.
MAY FIELDING. Miss Josie Pittinger.
MIss FIELDING. Emma Markham.
FILLy SLowBoT ...........M Miss Artie Smith.
The FAIRr CRICKET. Miss BERTHE Rogers.
JOHN PKERYBrEGLE. ......... Mr.. A. f. Stanley.
CALEB PLUAMER.. Col. VIM. lnnes.
CRUZ & TAcKLTEToS. ..........J. p. Whitney.
STRANGER. .....-.-.............-...F. N. Oliver.
The after piece viii be "Box and Cox"
most laughable farce with COL Inpes as Cox,
A. F. Stanley as Box, and Miss Matte FL
bridge as Miss Bette Bouncer. The object
is so worthy, and the members Of the company
have put in SO much time and went TO so
much pains to get up an entertainment wor-
thy themselves and the friends OF the society.
we sincerely hope that q good house may
greet them.
For the trotting and running races which
are to como of at the Fair grounds on the
Fourth-to-day-a new stand is being erect
ed. Some fine races are arranged for.
A lady sends us the following which 10 ap-
ropos:
They were sitting around upon barrels and
chairs,
Discussing their own and their neighbours
affairs,
And the look of content that is seen on each
Seems to say, 81 have found my appropriate
place,
Sitting around.'
In bvr-rooms and groceries calmly they sit,
And serenaly chew borrowed tobacco and
spit,
While the stories they tell and the jokes that
they crack,
Show their hearts have grown hard aud UNI
doubtedly black,
While sitting around.
The "Sitter around is man Of no means,
And his face wouldn't pass for quart OF
white beans,
Yet he somehow or other contrives to exist
And is frequently seen with drink In his list,
While sitting around.
The Ioungers they toll not nsr yet do they
spin.
Unless it be yarns while enjoying thoir gin,
They are people OF leisure, yet often, tits
true,
They allude to the work they're intending to
do,
While sitting around.
They've habit of talking OF other mems
wives,
As they white up sticks with their horn
handled knives
They're scaly old set and wherever you 90
You will find them In groups or strung round
in row,
Sitting around.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-07-04

Dr. Wincheli's teething syrup has never
failed to give immediate relief when used in
cases OF summer complaint, cholera-intan tum
or pains in the stomach. Mothers, when your
little dariings are suffering from these or kim
drsd causes do mol hesitate to give it trial,
you viii surely be pleased with the charming
eject. DR.. wincheil's Teething Syrup is sold
by Aidrich & Brown aud Chas. Lawrence at
% cents per DO .tle. 14m1