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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-11
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WOMAN's CHOICE.
Woman's lot is all her choosing,
=. T. !

Woman's lot is all her choosing,
Many stars she's found refusing
For her lowly part.
She mi2 hit hold the laurel DER her,
She might drive bright fame before her,
But her loving heart
Leads her from historic story,
Leads her from the steps of glory
To a simpler path;
Leads her from the love OF Muses.
Love that burns the soul 1t uses
Better love she hath.
She might walk by great endsavor
Where the nine pale sisters gather,
Winning deathless name;
But her feet are seen most turning
Into ways that have no earning
OF the worlds acclaim.
Turns she from the pen undying,
Turns she from the canvas-sighing-
Bay-crowned nights are cold;
Turns she with her modest graces,
Down through warm and sunny places,
To Loves waiting fold.
Strays she through unheeded hours,
Plucking only myrtle flowers
Through the sunny day;
Needing little of the morrow,
Patiently enduring sorrow,
IL II Cross ner way.
Love with yearning arms enfolds her,
And through long. enduring holds her
Dying, if she stray.
Vesta smiling comes to greet her,
Sweet-faced children spring to meet her,
On her happy way.
Some there are with lives embittered,
Mounting to high place Uttered
With unyalued gain,
Winnings of unceasing toillng-
Soul and heart the labor soiling-
AL in vain, in vain.
But the pure souled, ideal woman,
Living out her instincts human,
Serving most her God,
Takes her plain, sweet way in meeEness,
Asking only for her weakness
Blessed help Of God.l lie.
Walnut Greek, Contra Costa county, Cal.
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General Notes.

GRUBL-Delicious oatmeal Cruel may be
made by stirring cupful Of oatmeal into a
bowl Of water, allowing it to stand for
few minutes until the coarsest particles
have fallen TO the bottom, pouring off the
water, and repeating this once or twice.
The water must then be boiled, stirring it
constantly until it is sufficiently cooked.
BURNs.-I Immediately cure a burn and
stop all pain by applying to the burned
surface bicarbonate Of soda, in fine powder
If it is wet surface but if it is dry
burn use paste of bicarbonate of soda and
water, or strong solution Of the bicarbon-
ate of soda in water, and apply to the
burned surface. This relieves sun burns
as well as burns from hot Goals, melted sui
phur, hot iron, steam, etc.
To ExTERMISATE VERMIS.-To exter-
inmate chicken lice, give the chicken house
a good cleaning then whitewash it well
on the inside, if not out pour kerosene on
the roosts and in the cracks, and sprinkle
sulphur and lime in the nests. Then COM
mence on the fowls Mix some old lard
and sulphur, and give each one good daub
on the breast and under the wings. If you
have many fowls catch them as they
want to sit. -[Country Girl.
LEMON PfcKLE.-Nlpe six lemons, cut
each into eight pieces; put on them apound
of salt, six large cloves Of garlic, two
ounces OF horseradish sliced thin, likewise
of cloves, mace, nutmeg and cayenne,
quarter of an ounce each, and two ounces
of -four of mustard; to these put two
quarts of vinegar. Boil a quarter of an
hour in a we'll timed saucepan or, which
as better, do it in strong jar, in kettle of
boiling water; or set the jar on the hot
hearth till done. Set the jar by, and stir
II daily for six weeks; keep the jar close
covered. Put il into small bottles.
WASHING SILK STOCKINGS
strong lather with boiling water and curd
soap. Leave it to get almost cold, then
divide it into two parts. Wash the stock
ings well in one of the fathers, pressing
them up and down, but avoiding rubbing
as much as possible. Squeeze out the wet,
.apd then wash them in the second lather,
in which few drops OF gin may be poured.
N3o not rinse in fresh water. but squeeze
,tsat the wet very carefully without wiring.
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TABLE SALT AN APERIENT. Physicians
have for long time known that common
table salt is an efficient aperient in ordi.
nary cases of constipation. In lecture
on a case of nervous affection, DR.. Weir
Mitchell, of Philadelphia, said that he had
recommended the patient to take each
morning on rising tumblerful of water
cold, to prevent nauseating-in which was
dissolved a teaspoonful of table salt.
"This simple aperient, the doctor adds,
81 frequently employ in cases of consti-
patton, and generally find it efficient.
There is great advantage in starting the
bowels and in keeping them in soluble
condition, particularly in cases of nervous
disorder in women, as it sometims clears
up obscure points in the case, and at all
events eliminates one source of error"
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The Cardinal Archbishop of Malines,
Belgium, has addressed new instructions
to his clergy, upholding the same prin-
ciples which he previously promulgated.
The public schools remain condemned, and
The refusal of dissolution to the parents of
pu si.s AID 10 the teachers is maintained.
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WHILE WE ARE VOTING FOR GARFIELD.

TUNE, " Marching through Georgia."I
Let us join our voices boys,
And sing an anthem grand,
Sing it with spirit, boys,
That will rouse valiant band;
Sing now as we used to sing, when
Lincoln ruled the land;
While we are voting for Garfield.
CHORUS.
Hurrah hurrahl The banner of tn,
free!
Hurrah hurrah Garfield our watch
word be
So ring out the chorus from the grea
lakes to the sea,
While we are voting for Garfield.
We must meet the foemen, boys,
We met in days Of Yore;
And we'll meet them with the spirit
That we've met them oft before;
Leave them as we left them when
Richmond was no more,
While We are voting for Garfield
Cho.-Hurrah hurTah etc.
We will have no more bulldozing;
All voters shall be free:
And the flag we saved from traitors
Shall the freemans safety be;
And wen have no fat money,
But an honest currency,
While we are voting Tor Oarnelds
Cho.-HuErah hurrah etc.
Let Us rally round the soldier,
The patriot volunteer,
Who on Chickamaugas field
Would not bend the knee in fear;
And he'll never bend to Hancock
Demmys, do you hearl
While we are voting for Garfield.
Cho.-hurrah hurrah etc.
Upward springing from the people,
A farmers boy and plain;
Towspath boatmen; struggling teacher;
Fortunes fairest hoDors gain
Now his name the Nations cheering,
And our President he'll reign,
While we are voting for Garfield
Cho.-Hnrrah hurrah etc
Glorious Garfield splendid hero.
A statesman true and tried
Worthy leader Of the hosts that
Saved the Nations life and pride;
Fit TO wear the crown OF glory
Lincoln left US when he died,
While we are voting for Garfield
Cho.--HurrRh hurrab etc
Raise our brave old banner, boys,
Oh, wave the flag on high
Sound the trembling cymbals, boys,
For our jubilee is nigh;
While million voices ringing
Swell the joyful cry,
While we are voting for Garfield
Cho.-Hurrah nurrah et.
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ing. Lay them out fat on piece of fine
linen, and roll them up tightly until almost
dry. then rub them with roll of flannel


dry, then rub them with roll of flannel.
TAssELs. mode of making the tas-
sells now SO much used as bordering for
mats, cushions, baskets, etc, is quite
simple. Cut piece of card the depth
the tassel is required to be--about two
inches is good length. Round this wind
twenty-four times the wool (which is gen.
orally crewel) of which the tassel is to be
made. Then with worsted needle pass
between the wool and the card at the top,
and tie tightly with another piece of wool.
Slip the card out and half an inch below
tie the same piece of wool tightly round,
pass the needle back to the top of the
tassel and the end is ready to sew the
basket, mat or anything else required; but
before doing so with sharp scissors cut the
loops in half at the lower end of the tas-
sci, and comb the work with coarse comb
so that it is soft and fluffy.
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TIE HOUSEHOLD.
EoME ADoRNMENT AND DOMESTIC ECON
oMY-ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.

Nozrespondents of this department will not be Inn
tied m their epistes, but conciseness is prefer
able, and but one side OF page must De written
unon. Questions pertinent to this department
viii be answered in this colunn.l
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a democratic form of government seems
to be looming up in Japan, the increase
of paper money having severely injured
commerce, and general national assembly
earnestly advocated by the people.
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General Grant has an only daughter,
President Hayes has an only daughter, SO
has General Garfield, and SO had General
Hancock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-11

The legs of st. Louis policemen are SO
crooked that revolver accidentally dis
charged in the hip pocket may wound each
leg three times.
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to the rest, while those of less important
positions strntted back and forth with
proud air and shook their mace at the very
nose of their subordinates, so impressed
were they with the solemnity of the occa-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-26
THE ENGLISH TREATMENT

F0R DysPEPsf, AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
The Engli h people. and especially the more
wealthy, fr'm their msie Of living are more com.
monty victims Of Dyxpepsia aud Its cmr iications
therefore medical science ha, been busiest IN thai
country searching Er n remedy II he relied on. I,
ha, been found. The hixhe, t medical aath.ritie-
II the old countries, ~ well - Of America, now
rely mainly on this the ENGLISH TREATMENT
In the cure Of Dyspepsia. Indigestion. BiitonsRess
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Pyrosis, Sick Headache,
Flafierin9 of the Heart Pain in the Stomach cnd
Cheat Consfipafion aud all diseases Of the S.om-
arh, Lirer, Kidneys and Boreis arising fruia i'm
pairmsnt OF the digestive organs.
The ENGLISH TREATMENT revives the lost
energies, reDew~ lost ftful aplrtites, correct-
the distress after eating, comforts the restless,
anxious, dependent. strengthens the anxmic and
debiiitatesi. gives nc-h to the emaciated. rega-
late- the bowels. re- ders pleasant the restless
nights made horrible by unpleasant dreams. de-
>tr,ys that dresrnl apprehension Of the future
that gives {" the dysleptic's life most g"on'y
aspect. and restores to the -alOw, sunken cheeks
their wonted hue ii health and happiness
The ENGLISH TREATMENT. with special In.
strnctions, can be hsd ut
DIR. LOsEE 4 BROS pispensary,
wishifa, Kaa-as.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-26

II the Editor Of the Eagle
Rev. Father Fieiiins. n s-i,it'v Of the
Catholic faith. will. by request. deliver a lee.
ture "n Monday evening. March sth. The
subj ct propoun led to him by tn. committee
three questions. lat. is there a God. 2ni. l.
there an in n prtal soal. ID. lid that sou
need redeemer. The public at larg, l.
informed that this is no sermon. but a lee
ture. philosophical and practical. INTENDED
for the unheliever and the doubtful. ~ vel
~ for the different denominations. All are
invited. Doors open At :; lecture come ncin2
at s o'clock sharp. Admission. D cents. This
surplus proceeds will be u.e to repair ths
Catholic church.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-26

The Catholic church vi. err lie SApbatl ID
night to hear Father Frelling. a convert from
the Lutheran church. He has been deliver
ing a series of sermons Of much interest. an
Sunday night = great many went away un-
able to gain admission. His text was.
"whom do men say that I. the son Of m an
am" and the context Of hi. subject, "Apo>.
tolic succession anil the true Church" The
Father il y genial. warm hearted mln.
with honesty. earnestnc-s AMI f-arlrs-nes-
stamped in the speaking features Of his face
in truth an orxtor Of M 60 n'non order.
or course he handled tho Prote .tcnt church
without gloves. anl ambns other things in
timated that one brancn Of it spr,ng from
the leclIcrousy Of Henry the VII! Of England.
and another from the illcontained anorou--
ness of Luther. He Al least entert aimed
where he did not convince. H.. has been So
licited TO deliver public lecture in the city
aud has consented.
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Netic, for PubIle.,,sn

st wishits. hama. feb 70. lisa.
Notice J. hereby gives, fhxt the following MANI
ed settler has hIei atice ~ HE ntsatis. To MAX
hssi ,ruui IN eapts,rt OF HE sslm, 40! -eaufe
hsni entrl there = at thst Z ~ sll1ee ishiia,
haa-s-, ~ Monday the ifn day al A,irii, i.-i
r.thrism tanitors. FOR istf = ssd aud .r.t hat
" -',ssilus.t quarter 81 -ecti5a ., t9ssahip -
-nuth ~ range west ala Games the f.tss~ lax
h!s witBs,ses, siz. iisrvrs HrFepter. thsrirs
Miller. Harvey Rice sai liia >hsaer, all ~
fliritlxe Poe. Olive. >ss.gs lck s,stinty
u !. WALaEK, Register.
W. " Ihsmss, attorney 49,
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THEY OUGHT 10 HAysIr.

The iciiits folks are trying to ct bill
through Congress for term Of the United
States Court to be bel there. We hope
they vii succe-d.s There l. no sense In the
people Of the southwest being obliged to
travel two or three hundred miles 10 attend
the United States Courts. LID erescs Journal.
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hh.r,n'- sale.

f.btIst@ C8tg.
District Curt lsth ;siisiai District. &sss.
siek l..nHfy. kesss
HvTxilg T. Palmer.
y 4 Turner Trustee ~ The
estate 81 " 10. >ssiBtsrs
bsuk rtstf eas y ~ ~ssndsr.j
~ virtas - 80 order - ssts isstsd GET ~ IN
Dls,Tsas tsssss ~ fas isfb ysisisi i,isiucs 81
fiuT t. sssd : y rsix~ifk tresft ka-sss. here
"a ,..sssis T. tsifnsr = pisIs ~ ssd . tsr.
.-sr frisztse ~ ibe estate -; a o. %@a.s isr- 4
hs akragsf ssa IS ~ Hss8dsr4 are dsfsssiss...
! via GA
irsszry fls 80 <ss Of gszss, isss.
~ e'csnek IN ~ The e-srrfass sss dor i,eiss
st the r. -; ~ the l,s.itfS tA<is Ass.ek
y. i.ssxis- stspae ia n. sitF ~ . ifkifa kss.
.ss s.sss ~ sis At lsnsie ssr;.as, - ths hiss
ct isidfss fis "a n Re 4, Ell the ffsAt 49,
ed sisys-t ~ the srisiaisst. Bers.ss ts.fs.
tee ~ the sst.t< - IS % -s8nfess q Lsnbfn3a
snt v y ssnadsf- n sf,s = TIE f.iit.s 10 ~
-sffSsl rec. fr.asr9s -stastrsi o. the esssft 81
-s-ix Isk ststs - Kara, g. sit
The .-asft sst sssrsfr "a sssti-sa shrss. ,.sf
f1srsss -sis - r. tsis set.
said Tsst .srsyfeffs u isfisI af4 the pspf EFT,
81 .3sse.sisets sh-srs ssdas nsvs 81. - s.is 4.
skts Il ali o.stsT III sac.
~a.ris'~ Dfsrs. ssiFAsfF u. i@sa.
s-s -. u "A1T. Essgis
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A CARD.

Ia behalf Of the Oil settlers Association
thank our friend-. who are not members o
the Association. for the ,nany isvpr- tn rem
der our annual reunion succcss. E-pecisl
~ Mr.. ". a. Rchey at the carving table. H.
10 Prot. Copley. Miss Pattie rpii. Miss Ellis
Fuller. ani NJ. q. ) C,ilSeii. wlo sang
beautiful quartet. acconpa nieL by Mrs. Cop
ley OH the organ.
ID. II. Il. GRgENLEE. President.
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District Court. 18th JudicisI District, sedg
wick county, Kansas
Chin Las ria.
" u saunders Cor
nsIis x -auadsrs ssd
y g.. 1urscr
Nv virtue ~ an order 81 sale issned out Of ihs
al ,srict court ~ the i1th Judicial distirt ritts
h. sad for ~'-igHiek csputs. ksAas.. whrreih
Tho IsB fla /. iisistiI sod " eters
sorneiis y. .sahaers, ss,d y. 4, Tursrr srs de-
fssdsets, siii.s
afsadsy. fAs I'D das u March. lss1
at O'Clock q m at th- efhrshyu.s door. hsiss
at the front 81 the building kls,x tsxi- bissk
81, t,isti ssesas. % the city ~ wichita, Nan
ss- ofsr fsT sale at public sifrttsa q, the bixbs-i
hlsiier FIR IN in hspd. 81 the right tits and
iaf.resf ~ The siefesdssfa, " -nHsrsi~r- or
pelia u ~s1esisre and . Tufser SO ssd 8, tss
fiissine ds ,ctlb-s real property. ritestst 10 The
c1uaty of -sfgslsk. state % kasss,. 70 oil
Jhe "a 4 half ~ -eetisn ~ tssats -four. aud
east half soi southwest fuaftsr 81 southeast
a,,srt.r ~ sestlgs No. thiry.su. Township 80.
tsents- eight range nr~. esst. The eyntssss'
quarter of serties eighteen. taw.ship t~snfy-
Eight. rRH-e two est he northwest quarter
.,s section twspfy-rix, ,swu~hlp sHenss -r.ssa
range ons. wet. ard the Dorsh-st quarter "a!
the northeast gaaTtsr "a section sttt~ea. t1~a-
.hip issenfs sever, range enc ss<s. aud si'yfsss-
81 st<ts prr srrs
rs.i rssl prs,,ssts s. iesie eg,es a, the proper.
a. ~ defendant sfsss ssntei sod sili 10 -old ~
ssfi 81 aid ari.f ~ sale
sheriff sssiss Wichita sed9sick counts
Kansas. February il. ir-s.
~ 4 WAIT.
s.-H Sheriff <sdg~tek soauty. hsnssa
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Lost.

A role Of money some Of It marked so II
can be identified one go O ) certificate pay.
able in silver the finder will be very literally
| rewarded by leaving it at this office.
Smith & Heating still sell four kinds OF
farm wagons Balm, Scl,uttler, Rossow and
Zuf.lt. Besides. they keep or furnish on
short notice, half spring wagons. platform
and tLree-spring wagons. buyyies, phaetons
aud line carriages. No shod.iy jobs. 46At
See the new friction plOw! You don't
hsEe to lit: il out OF the ground, your team
does it ior you. You will lind il, where you
lind other irsl-ciass implements, ut Smith Il
keatiny's. 46-4t
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Teachers, Examination.

There will be an cxsminstion Of eandi.
dates for TEACHER certificates, In Wichisa.
on turday. the ssh day Of March. Iss,,
commencing at so'eioek IN.
N. II. BaCcK Co. Sup't.
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The officers. trustees. AL IN m 'crs Of tn,
Wichita Library Association. AMI all other
interested In the success Of said Association
are hereby notified that there will h. meet
ing or the Association as the residence Of Y
Baldwin on Lawrsmce Av-nl. IN Frida,
February -. 1887. at 3 O'cipcs .. m.
MINNIE w. VAN Ness, Secretary.
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Lost

During the fire at our cfsire, nv national
seal was lost. An. one returning the same
to Office OF \. II. G-.->sr,i & Co. is poas.zs
avenue, viii be suitably rewarded.
4Stf A. II. GossARp
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J J. Mohen resigned his position Is See.
0nd Lirutenan, OF the Wichita Guards. and
Chas H. Smyth was elected to till the vacan.
cy. and the following appointments were
made by the aptaiI to dill vacancies:
5. S. King. First Sergeant.
James Donahoe. Second Sergeant.
l.. ". Ong. Third Sergeant.
WIN. Mulloy. Fourth Sergeant.
Robert Mel arland. Fifth Sergeant.
WIN. Holloway, First corporal.
P V. Healy. Second Corporal.
Ed. Miles, Third Corporal.
j. G. Mcfarland. Fourth Corporal.
James stevens. Fifth orporal.
W. y. White. Sixth Corporal.
Toe Myers. Seventh Corloral.
c. l.. Adams, Eighth Corporal.
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Nssie. 10, Pubns.,iou.

Al iehita khtsss, ell u 1850.
Notice l. hereby sisss that the lion lag aits.
ell settler has .ed ..1iice ttat hv vii s.ssar th
his w.tses,e> g. Inaks a.si srsott sapy.fto l hts
cain ssd secure asi ear. theresi ~ tht.
va starisy The i,th Jay - Arfi,. sesS. .ktisi III
trsb~i, ttsine ,tesd hairy y. ss,-. t,r the an
eat quarter 10 sesIisn -. toSnshi., ~ ssuth oI
rwlge wet, a.d hai,ses the following ~ his
~ites-cs l.. prsye has cS,.ti uoas reslie sc ai'oa
Esd cultivation of said tract, II l. k,ahes,
l. X dhes tienry fsckari nd in tlsy nois.. III
Ferris, ,edgviek cuunty, nsssas.
t-5s q l. wA..aER. Register.
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state Of Kansas, Seslswick sents, 50.
Ia the ir~bsts Soaft III ssit esaaty.
Joh1 O.oviasf~, sstsalt.i-ttssoSi
vi ue estatc VI lssDrrts Dea,
Ms, aecess~i, tisinlld,
asal.sst
Ollie turutse, sa.aes Dennis.
the uukissws heirs Vt n hRte
!, kei.is, deeea-csi. aad
Macy .esuis, hetfs al law
OF uSsoerf a. be4sats, 0eoEas-J
ed. desesuAIs
PEtIiioN 10 SELL REAL ESTATE TO PAY
BEoIc.
The sbeve-Bamed Gsivsds - AID all other rer-
terestes 1siereI-s viii tssr thai the
above aisiea nasssit trstsruu the It.h .ay vi
sros.af. is>v pte HI tesisi1a la s~iI
t1srt. praying For tbs SAFE I'll the .tshcs & tsas-
ter "a oi ss,tiSu uaiiieer ttsrts tsiT la
township naIoSrr tse-ts eight ssrl. s.s.th III
Taage ..uii,ber t~o ~ rast c TIE .t>th ts,.esa
Rirfisiis. sisaste Ia sesiSwiek essa..t,, NAssAs,
f,r iiie purr.ss oi "a i.s the asut. VI >sii iecs
siest A.a MIA iut tnsr tase svtice that laid
petition viii he heard o., Inc ssei Irouat~ ..,urt
ou saturday, The s,til sia, ot s.arrh \ ia>y.
JvH uvsJACkE.
Adnisatstrstor Of the rssals oi issbvrt Ienais,
oe.eased
, isa.lerston. attorney feb -, tsro-<s
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Card.

Borrowers Of money are respectfully adj
vised that We are now lOaning on approved
security ut o, 8, and 10 per cent. interest, ut
at the option Of the borrower.
WILLIAM Z. W0oDMAN 4 Son.
FOR RENT-A pleasant room with ample
closets. Soft water in the house.
Mas. II. L. TAYLOR.
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To Farmers.

want it understood BY you that the bosi
blacksmith in this valley on plows and farm
ers machinery generally can be found ut my
shop on Market street, south Of Basley 4
Leveridse's livery stable.
4j-tf A. BASLEY.
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apt. Fred Sommers delivered scientific
lecture n ellington lat week. which 10
very highly spoken Of by the press. He has
been solicited to deliver one At this place
II he consents, in view Of his late calamity,
The town ought to give him rousing house.
A telephone exchange is again talked Of
for Ihis town. Mr.. Lloyd ~. Ferrill. the
Western Unions agent. says that he IL ready
at any time Ia nut up system Of electric tel.
ephones connecting all parts Of the city. a.
soon - business men Indicate a desire for
such connection.
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The Wichita Guards. M slight trstimo-
NAL for tie s.rvices rendered the organixa-
ton II the presentation Of the ''UhiOn Spy"
on last Saturday evening presented Judge
Campbell with fine gol.i-hcAied cane.
Sergeant Chas. Smyth made the presentation
speach.
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For week past gardens have been spaded
up ia u lively way. The month. 40 tar. hHs
like the balance OF the winter. proved won-
derfuily mild aud warm, but the garden
makers will lind that they are ut least q
month fOO earlcy
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Look Out.

So you don't forget to call at the Snitzyille
Restaurant. Boarding aud lodging by the
day or week Mails - cents. No. - Doug
lxs Avenue. ED. KNOBLAUCH.
A. Proprietor.