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Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21
The Nell-Drc>s~d Man.
The Stationery VI orld.


In sealing letter ii 1, not fashionable TO
u,c the monogram.
Tie revival uf >eahng-waX has lel to The
invention Of pretty little spirit lamps. which
arc quite an adjruct TO handsome desk or
writing table.
In n no-raHs, s'ript is used, and there Is
ar eni t. the pulling iHterlacing Of letters
This simple marking iS in good tG>t' aud re-
coumendei by all fir>t-claSs dealers. The
stamp casts - cents. anl is also uscl in seal
in, rel and olive Wax being again used
There are scores of fancy devices anl de-
s;-ns IA letter paper FIocks Of birds, do
mc>tic and viii, fcathercd creations OF good
and evil omen, scorpions. beetles. insects,
REPTILES and iisi, herds Of snail cattle, cats.
tiger, ciniEes, ferretS and sly little SPUR
rel>, AMI, indeed almost every animal in
zoology il some shape or form seems 10 l..
thrown On the marke: in company with
flowers. garden vegetables. chcruhs. angels,
AMI host II other creatures that belong TO
mans lanL Clover-leaves. forset-ine-nuts.
hearts ease, bleeding hearts. and Spri-s of
rosemary, myrtle. yew and weeping willow
are allowed 10 ornament the tops of paper
deSiguei and m;ended for sentimental
yB1lfft-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

Astur Wedding wao P-ppo>al >oHa9th!nS quit
evolutionary in socie:y. %, ! had pretty
go-si time She said. but was awfuliy bond
hc three men vino were - wear, OLD apiec,.
There ought 10 he some severe mean. taken
. free girl from the uli beau boreS When
a woman gets past r., AM isn't ula-r.ei yet
Sl'e gives i mp. ami lets the young fellows
alCne or. II she does uHiertaSs u inlpoS.
herself upon them. they don't hesitate Ia
snub her. But look AZ the case Of We girls
Were n, allowed - turn cur hacks on the
ani--,leluvisns who t-set us but are, by p-c-
lite sage. compelled = display in smiles ths
teeth which we'd like L. bite them with. We
ought to b empowered to abolish them
save when they are millionaires AMI mar
riageabie-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21
HERE WE, ARE AGAIN
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

,,an,s Yin Roo.s all so]jd only S1.75
49, calf Poots ali solid only $50
49, Y ~ Sboas ali solid working 100
WenS Eirs Drass shoes lsty 1.6O
XVnn1an;s Eins Button KID Shoes rked holes, 1925
Von,ens Fine Rntton Goat Shoes, holes 1875
Wonen Eine Rutton Kid Foxed Shoes holes 1.25
~,idrars TinpeS school shoes 13, 80
butto nsizes L, 80
SbiJren Tipped Schooj shoes butte on sizes 8,
1t strange how do it, but we do, and we are
of good fact we acknoWi-
competition size of stock, excellence OF goods
and also our low prices at the Red 'front.'
A. ALLEN.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

The Current: This Will be a very had WIN
,er-:he Storm-ioors are being bulii little
farther ut on the sidewalks than usaaL
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

\ silver eeoEset-icai spider p.eTche. in the
center o. his ueb and nlountai on plush Is
the newest IeB-~;Der.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NlTANi ED >iiuStirn. hs g ua- na' -
" n clerk lu q store uT any l.- h N"rA o.
asa copNist address " Ford n pu>t"ifrr.
.."st-sT
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-Furnishrd rooms in a new house
+ aad in q good neiEhhoThoot; southeast cor
ner Emporia avenue and SpcOnd street Call
between the honrs o. d. and l. or 30 O'Clock
y. m. H-T-tl
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

Victor Hugo: Re who has sesn the misery
# wCrnes only. has sen nothing. ne mus:
sse the misery OF childhood
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

Tie wedding feast at the first Astor we'd
cling in New York Was composed OF beer
srd sauS4-eS
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

v>og RFNT-A desirable room well located
+ and suitable for millinery or any liEhG husi-
ness Inquire Of the ~ ichiia Land and Loan
Co 40> DouEla- avenue d.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-Ncarly new 4-room house snd
L small stable Cheap. Also sleeping room or
Office. centrally located Drop card in L
Iloyd B Ferrell. dN7
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR KENT -Dnice and sleeping raom-. up
+ sisirs In the Field building. on Main street
Bunnell a Res- ''-lh-u
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-rweuty acres Of choice bottom
+ land in iue cultivation. suitable for mar
let gardening. Good " room house and frame
stable on. mile north Of town stUh per year
cash rent Possession March ;. isei. Eunnell
( Rows diN-t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21
ron RRN 4.

NOR RENr-Two nicely furnished rooms
+ without board in a private family Good
boari car be had next door, Northeast corner
River and Third streets 'i2Ns-si-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

XyyA\TED- tan,a,-ry, l"s. iHr : 3. and Nia
w unrla-arauct. Jvmpank 90. ~f...u .u-hr.i.
Mas Fam dept. Z 9 Etches, u1h"r "' or
A Aliens loot -nd shoe >.uir. h..'..'
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

XNyASTED-i.snd-;- ;-lIN-r- q" know tuat ~"
w hAy, tor sale all Che l,>t iau,i- near ''ar-
den Plain. iNhL"h i'iN'.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

w." & 81 , @a .,'' sn. ,,' cs,I.I it," - % %"
" lcit,t.. tapd .i,,a Loan company, ed ."..
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NyN\IFb-A purchase i"r'~ acre. "i 'A"'
w ui.i.s .I,yul Gown. bvIDn-- 20 t'-.r- 4" .I"
are ao.iou, 20 setl. Inquire ai "lhce oi .""tar
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

VIyAS1 Ed -florss-, ant mulrs 81. MutH.t
w Ald-n's i:et lr, Nur;iou il"u-''
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR SALE--or exchanged offer for sale Ia
\ lots in Pueblo colorado, und 30 La Cres-
cent. Minnesots. cheap for cash. or viii eN-
change same for property in Wichita OF sur
rounding country. John g. Allen, lSe Main
s,raat sisss-Gi-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

C'oR RENT-Two far"isned rooms for senile
men outside entrance No teS scuth To-
peka avenue. dls.-u
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

HvANTED-I.anI-huN buyers to Know taAi "a Is
w TO their Interest 70 10 70 Garden Pia. n
esi Estate Agency 10 bay lands
d-5-tf T.NLoH 4 PIsE
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-Furnishsdr room and board AZ Mrs
L 4. Hin, on Lawrence ave. corner lh,rt
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NOR RE. Avery desirable furnished room
Il Call oI {. \ Phillips, at Wells, tars"
Express o. ce dl''-tl
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21
TOR SALE.

TWK ; SNIt-A ElvOtII NtVIV WVIIik y -NtI
L business. No. 81 Ds0giss avenue d2s5-,t
NOR SALE-Stock--Two car ioads of horses
r mares and males from southwestern Mis-
souri This stock can be seen At the City livery
stables ON South Market street. Wichita.
Kansas Those wishing - buy vii! 10 well TO
cali and see this stock before buying Galloway
& Dibble. css-i2t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21
WANT COLUMN.

I.irerfiScg.nfs in ,si. co!aR ariH BE- charged for
af the rate Of F5pf.. g = per ine per ireet No
asr,rtissUenf taxed o. as than - cents.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

XIyANTFD-Bv a well known lady resident,
w a situation a. c"pyist business CORE
spondent. or ANY suitable -inPlos hent literary
or otberw ise. Address T.. - Bo> l., city
d-.S-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NIyANTED--ht once. man TO tAke The
w management of the sale Of a how line oi
goods in Kansas. An energetic nan can make
the business pay him from $3.50 to 81, 90
Our reason for closing ont Is, We are compelled
to go south the first of the coming week Cali
on q J. Allen OF T IL. Woodland, 1856 North To-
peka avenue. Wichita, Nan. See the goods,
get terms and be vour own Judge. d2JI-6
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

INo. RENT One handsomely iurgishe'i lar-
4 lor for nisn and vie TIVE single gentle
men, with or wiih,u; bosr1l Also good tarn
for rent Apply ri sa5 >outh TopekS avenue
i2a-u
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NyANTED--To seli Il gentle pony, good
w traveller; also: light buggy and harness.
Apply to Mrs Il. Turner. east side waco
street. third ,!oor north Of WOodman'- resi-
dence d2y.Lt'
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

NvANTED-- Respectable situation for ten
w frst-ciass men with business cal'acitA
suitable for any Office oftrnst in which ther csn
he placed Can furnish in iisputable references,
Apply TO Il W. Kirby, Az Douglas ave. 2it-6'
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

EOR RENT-A farm OF SO acres. Ga miles
II from wichiS. Is5 acres under cultiNai on,
balance divided Into two small pastures Tor
hogs aud one large pasture for c.ttlr and
horses enclosed with wire fence; good house OF
our rooms and all necessary outbuildings- For
rent at 50 - per acre \ rare chance Inquire
AT Office naiiS Eagle dsl>-;f- wi,;-u
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

VUhNTED--A girl "a do general honsework
w Inquir- of Dr Mccoy d212-'it
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

XIyA>TED--To rent. suall house ceatrally
w located Harry i;oche. Telegraph ofiice
dgss
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

I pSf-on the lsth instant, small CiuS-H =
II diamond ring. oval mounting, seven stone,
round cluster. The ring was present ami is
\ alucd as q keepsake The finder will be Hh-
orally rewarded by retnrnng same To Chas
HoTner, at HOuck'- store. dsI''-oi-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

Going west la->encer---- .----..-.--- . % o. IA
Going west, accommodation --- . ." H. in
St Louis & san Francisco
Going west, passenger t-il = Ia
Going wet, freight --..---.-.-- 4 90 - III
Going east, passenger 80 n ii
Going east, freight .----..- p T.. ia
Going east. FIRE gEt .-.--. .--- VI" q. III
Passengers are not carried on freight trains
". u. Keller, agent.
WANT COLUMN.
,,,r,,,isc..afs in ,st cssanaa s1H be- changed 10,
al s rate ., fp[ - ss ,so s'ss sf per, per ''' '
VXyANTED--To sell. gentle pony. good
w traveller, also: light buggy and harness
Apply to Mrs J X. Turner. east side ACC
street, third door north Of Woodman'- resi-
denc. d1y.-T'
UyANTED--At once. man TO tske the
w management of the sale OF a now line oi
goods in Kansas. An energetic man can make
the business pay him from s5,S1 to 81 90;
Our reason for closing ont l., we are compelled
to go south the first of the coming week Gall
on T. j. Allen ct I. IL Woodland, 1856 North To-
peka avenue, Wichita, Kan See the goods,
get terms. and be your own Judge. ds5'-b
XyyANTED--Inrmcsiiate good man to de-
w liver and oIIect: must put up $40; as Sc
Patent Agency, EiliotI's block, d1il-et'
w printer to work country weekly
steady job for reliable man Z. Il Noe.
Leon, Kansas.
VITASTED-i situation on u farm with a
w bachelor, by a good. sober and ;rusty
farm hand and his wife, good housekeeper
and good cook. Inquiye al t1I North tonr II
avenue ID. II. Miller, Wichita, Kansas
d23i-tt'-wi>-lt'
NvANTED--A good livery man TO build a
w barn aud establish stage line TO and in
the new town of Lnglewood, CLARK county,
Kansas. Extra Inducements are offered by the
Town company. Inquire of Friend, McBee n
Co, Agents, WI hIta. d-''-H
CAIE,MAN wANTEp-Seyeral nursery
Ssslesmen for an ohin concern with branch
at Topeka ,an-as. None but eApeTieA,c cd
:Ien need apply; to right men liberal sal mes
will be paid, and work by the year guaranteed
Gall at Star livery stable, Douglas avenue
NIvANTEU-- = good hotel man with capital
w TO build q hotel ia the new town Of + gle
wood CLARK comfy. hansa-. Extra lndtre-
ments are offered hy the Town company In
quire Of Friend, McBec Co, Agents, Wlch-
tia d3 T;-tf
IyANTED--A girl ta do general honsework
w Inquir- of Dr Mccoy d-i2-"t
NXyA>TED--To rent. suaII house ceairally
w located. Harry i;oche. Telegraph Once
d...
lEp-NlcelN inrhi9hed room ~ iI! az
w family for nan ant VIE, GOOD zoe 'li"n'
board for lady p1ete'red' good rIice pau VI
dress Lock Box - d-'--"
"ANTtD-N lev nr-'-'ia', b"a''''l a
w John Goods ears place, southwest corner
Douglas and Emporia d-''--"i
VIvANTED-fespeeia situation Tor ten
w frst-ciass men with business capacity
suitable for any Office OF trnst IN Mhich thes 'sh
az =, :, N t.iri~ aIs nnn,,i,ssye 5S.-,.
Apply r" ~ "
>rr,, t,- .,..,l !. .,,..,,.,, L. A. ,-.-i,l..p,
w sitnaiion a. copy iat. uus'h's' 49, -
spoudent. or ANY eHita1ie 'itpi,'s ihtiis ''4''t
ar otherw Sc. Address ~ i'N H. az ..
d--'-u
vVyANTfn-A .i,t for = small family iH-
w n.,,ilai..Iy iaJuire q; Ice ,lir' o. >ianlcy
4 Wall over inrtsItl,n- Eaub.
NA y NN''-'' = .'''''''
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

VYyANIEp-Nicel furnished room u private
w family for II. an au.t wife, GOOD orliinu /:
boar,i for lady preferred, good pTce paid Nd
dress Lock Box 80 d-5s-"t'
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

I O~T-On last Thursday exc. between
LWhitescarver and Mrs " \. E,e-r .. on
Lawrence avenue above First - brown az
IniIten cuG lined with red The finder Nlil DE-
suitably rewarded 10y leaving the same a. tuis
Office.
I oST-A brown coat on south Topeka ave
Inue Leave nj shaw > music store and re-
ctiNe reward u--siI
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

I oST-A bunch of fiat KEYS on Main stree:
Il Will the finder leave them at this of,ic'
ti...ai-.I-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

TOR SALE-Nine residence lots for sale or
Il trade located on South Market street;
big bargain. For particulars call at Citizens
i:ank dSl-Lf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

T,OR SALE. -CGmmodlous residence prop-r;y.
Il convenient To bus ness, IL feet on nor east
corner of Third and W ichijs streets, Iiice
S., 200. Apply TO {. Humble, kmporia, kaa-
dZJb
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

UyANTED-- few dr-t-clas- boarticr. a
w John GoodN ears place, southwest corner
Douglas and Emporia d-'--"i
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-02-21

I nor >AIf-A clean. new stock Idry goods,
l. clothing, boots and shoes, etc. STOCK viii
uyOice about -, 80. ne building viii be
rented very cheap. his store j. in tn" center
Of one of the best business towns in western
Kansas, address :. +. Fullen, Pratt, Kansas.
ulg.y-lf
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07
Essay on Man.


Nun that is born Of 2sman iseemali
potatoes and gsss u ID hiD.s
lie ftsGffrnT t0tihy and Gourisheth
like a rag weed, and Tomorrow or the
day after the undertaken hath him in
the ice box.
He goeth forth in tho morning war
bling like a lark, and IS knocked out
Ia one round aud two seeonde
In the midst of life he is in debt, and
the tax collector pursucth him where
ever he goeth.
The banis;er Of life is full of splin-
tors, and he slideth down it with con
siderable rapdity.
He wnlketh forth in the bright sun
light to absorb oxoue, aud meeteth the
bank teller with sight draft Tor si57'
IIo comcth homo at cveniide and
mee,elh the wneelbarrow In his path
and the wheelbarrow riaeth up and
smite,h him to the'oar,h, and falletl
np Oh him aud ruuneth ono Of its leg
into his ear.
In the gentle spring time he ruttetl
on His summer clothes, and blizEar'
strlketh him far away from home, fill
eth him with woe aud rheumatism.
He layoth up riches In the bank, an'
the president speeuloteih in margin
aud then goeth to Canada for hi
hoalth.
In winter he puttoth on his white
trousers, and a wasp that aaide,h !
them .iile,h hlm.all Of intense excite
neoG vgxr..
Ilo stario,h down cellar With =
J olerndsr, mud goeth first backward a.
2 The olcandar come,h after him aud 81
teih upon him.
lie buycih watch dog, and whs
he comcth homo late from tho lndl
the watch dog treoth him and sittel
beneath until rosy morn.
lic goeih 70 the Horse trot and be
, 10th hit money ON the brown mar
u and tho bay geldius with olass fa
2 vinusth,
y lie marrleih read headed heire
:" with wart on her nose, and the ne
" day her parental ancestor eoelh und
q with few assets AMI great llabiilti'
- and cnmeth home TO live vita his b
loved sou-in lav.fsimer'e Call,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

The louisville Courier Journal is
rat . sapeiimonious paper, but i thus
spcaia y lie traffic in Intoxicating
drinks:
IL is business which Is opposed 10
every clergyman in tue country.
lisa business which every mer'
chant hates and detcsts.
Itisa business which is the stand
Ing dream OF every mother.
Itisa bueiness which makes ninety
per cent. of the pauperism for which
the tax payers haveto pay.
Itisa busines which makes ninety
per cent Of the business Of the crimi-
nah courts. ~
LISA business which keeps employ
ed an army of policemen In tho ci'ies.
lisa business which puts ont the
IRE on the hearth, which condemns
wives aud children TO hunger, cold a. 1
rags
LISA business which fosters vice
cor profit, and edueaies in wlekednei
for gaia.
Drunkenness eompflaea Oh oi'l''
vlgeA. Itis no Dictionary % slee, toy
/, &neludes evegy vice,
drunkenness meaus Per
lheis, tn4tetY nifaa, fafeetf ufF
for Il leads % all lissa gIlwet,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07
cills New Pattern ana Southern Wire Co,. ro,,, ,v,.

uo.cDiuo o,,.t
"Dir.u5,,.... ','''hiehouc'
p. ed aitcrwn,j. ,i.., W.. '."{t' mnt'er-
10 him an,., =, .rt. '.''l' ''Il spoke
, tor lnrd oota ..d ,,'..3'3 .'n o made
Tho'y,.r r,.,,i ''' 10 uNi 't ont'
] six month r,n,,..,'.i, ... ',1 h'd b",n
bis pretty. lclnI,ss lr'I,. '. pt'""g 2
, hired oAirn srryr,,. an ID aus "g'no'
hupp, ASA lord M, "J.' ,','''' CO.,
the iuor.usii,. ,,ll.r ;,' '',' ""1 uo'ee
iucc, tine Dcait. b,n.,,. t.' 'I,' ,nu'htI
how She uiss.d t,nr.i.'IH '""t 'o'd
hearted. Town, Di..t h"''''' WARM
llc hudui,,,,s
his lit,lp. pcnfio f'' oi
irlt.n.if.l,. She /
| Her suu and his .u,ir,,' v,,,. l,,,.' 6''''"' /
but uh. sh, wanted ,l,,.' .' "'"" 'o h''
ing arms about b,in,.i a" ''3p "' io'-
OF son, sometimr. H., '' ,'',. '''o |'s'
was the r1coptiou '''' s''"c'
at the nrst or every .u.,l
late there had bce "'' VI 'he
I4e laughed m Nj. l.tt.,s "D,H't",
as lac folded tbrm, Aha ,, ""s hVooeG
t.rrw 'arva.4. A"o"'u
lie had uujoycd Tho nbv,it, 10 d.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

No,. .ho. b, naiesty that doth
t..i.,. .,, ov.cn,iye ia being dissipated
In Mr. tptbur's ,asa by his retirement
soys the sam Francisco Gail, his OK
cob,nct /. beginning to let out a good
r,o,r llttle incident. Of tho reign of
ana who will deserycdly 70 down in
his,orv under the .obriauct Of "uio
,ouc n,e.identp For illustration, ono
orhis constitutional advisers, in 10.
certle,ter to an old crouy in this city,
soye.
nDi1reycr fell you Of the fun We
had dnr,ng the visit of the presiden-
hal ro,r, to rlorida summer before
l,s,1 Van mnst know that, besides
heio, a confirmed practical Joker, Chot
l. oni,o AN adept at certain sleight.of-
i,ond t,iclo nroGeiencv he has kept
nm from boybaod. lie Aa,ters him
s,lt Nat be can remoye hnakerchiei
~ ,,,tch crom n pneket with as much
ad,o;,no.aoa professional 'nipper.
II,.i,oa ncrnrotated many a queer iok,
N this wny. the exalted position Of tn,
,,or,ra,ator naturally protecting him
rron, s,.nici,n. Whilo 81 Jacksonville,
tho white House gaog' determined e
a,teua n monster darGcy cmnp-meet
~ str,t ton a,las back 10 mo coua
c,a t,nvoi5 tl,s eternal 'fecer
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NUMBER 5.


water snppIies, and tho want ..
air in the bedrooms.
Our observations md "a I.
have taught ua that the farmer
se' himself more rocl,ios.ly thnn\
cry neiehb,l. lie will come in
ed from tho field and throw HAN
down ON the damp grass and cop,,o\
a cold. You never see an Old soldi. y
do this. lie knows from expsrin,,.o
That he can lie down ON lis broo.
with imPnnity, while he lios on is
onck lac takes cold. Tho re,.on i. Tho
lungs are less protected on he baelx
than the breast.
Again, the farmer sugere from n lacl,
OF fresh meat Le5 yegetnrians say
what thoy wiz ne rnces that rule tie
world are ~ meat caters. One tireA
Inf e = meNcseRif tbs poss, fed q
die. refii or dover bloasmus,. Al ". :,
qtaf.c "tadiaitnlt taspitnpss !, 4 I
e+ saiieEsni i-..--.-.Iflia .j,iiiT',,II
psii's' Sat ieoDr tegmaye,,xo IA. Rat
oarpiehts 'of.AeIf, poisouI " bep,. othe
dogs can get it, and raise few sieep:
and put mp ice, and once "A week or 80
Kill nice lamb, it wonld add much to
the health and pat ofrthe iniilmities of
age.
Again, there is great neglect in pro.
ylding fruits, berries and vegetables
ihe garden ia left to the women folks
lIready overburdcped with work
"hereas it should not be left to them
n to the boys.
We remember well the loathipp wa
iad to garden work when bow. l.
vas much easier to kill weeds with n
arrow than the hoe, and some wav
he garden would produce ten weeds
one in the field. A greater variety
food, both meat mud vegetables.
'ould do much to prolong life and add
cry much to its solid comfort.-Ex.
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and uut ln VtpuN u, fl,.. I
il, hind him. y " N'
81 don't scs .|o'R i,,o ~.
said tbo wido, 5al .li,li,. .i ,..,.
er know Lin,,t. lfyn.cr,o "e
"OL ~, i.,,. ~ il,i,, s.,..,t..
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The Washington critic., 1885-09-25

1t was whispered around several days
ago, says the Washington correspondent
of the Louisville Commercial, that in
view of the withdrawal of General
Field from the contest for the Door
keepership of the next House of Rep
rcsentative, Mr.. Warder of Jefferson
vile, Ind, would probably become n
candidate. Mr.. Warder was the late
Mr. Wintersmith assistant and is now
the acting Doorkeeper He left here
few days ago for his home at Jeifer-
sonyille, and il is not definitely known
whether he favorably regards the sug-
gestion of his name in connection with
the race, but there are reasons for pre-
suming that he will not be candidate,
one of them being that the present
Postmaster of the House is Mr. Dalton,
n popular lndianian, whose reelection
Is inevitable. Indiana can hardly
claim the Postmastership and
the Doorkccpcrship of the House
at the same time, and hence IL Is
not believed that even so worthy u gen
tleman as Mr. Warder could be elected
as Mr.. Wintersmith's successor. The
indications now point distinctly to the
election of Captain Sam Donelson of
Tennessee, as Doorkecper, 1t appears,
in fact, that IL would be very difficult
to find Il man who could make against
him 50 strong Il race ms General Field,
who concluded that it would be wise to
gracefully retire from it, Captain
Donclson is anative of Sumner County,
| Tennessee, and is son of the late Gen
| cral Daniel $. Doneson. He is fine
specimen Of manhood, and fully de.
serves the popularity which he has won
among the Members of Congress. His
election looks like certainty
The Washington critic., 1885-09-25
MANIFESTATIONS SUMMER


In the evening when the freely is glowing,
And the stars are shining brightly, and
all that,
What pleasure II Is then TO go a rowing
With the girl who makes your heart go
pit-a-pat
What emotions stir your bosom in the
When you rest upon your oars and idly
float,
And watch the blushes DER her cheeks a
roaming,
While your stricken heart is sticking In
your throat.
How unconsciously the maidens playing
havoc
With your heart, which now with tender.
ness o'erows;
What charm there is in everything about
her,
Even to the little freckles on her nose.
O'cr the lake she looks in silent meditation,
And you try to speak but find your speech
departed,
And you nearly die with stihed palpitation
While horvery silence makes you chicken
hearted.
Thus captive you become to Cupid's
powers,
AS the pleasant evenings go, and you dis
cover,
Ere the summer has departed with its now-
ers,
That your heart is gone--you madly,
wildly, love her!
But, as the leaves are turning scrc ami yell
low,
oh what cruel fate is yours Oh fatal
summer
She tells you she loves another fellow
Named Hezekiah Jones, dry-goods
drummer,