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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
The President Protected.

NhNa-n HINES Notes ]
A visitor at the White House expressed
his establishment at the lack Of precautions
for the safety Of the president. According
10 his statement there We're only few I'M
armed ushers in proximity to the president.
ani # some crank had felt disposed he could
have struck at the president unmolested.
For the information of these men it may
be stated that the apparently unarme
uSherS ara in reality stalwart policemen
entailed for duty at the White House, and
besides carrying black jacks in their pockets
each man carries a seif-cockiny Smith &
WeSSon revolver Of the largest caliber in his
hip-plcket Especial pain, have been taken
in the selection of these officer, that they
shall b. wiry, plucky fellows-pen who
woull not lose their heads in case of an
amarranry
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING ?
A Text for a Brief Sermon from brother
INSTRUMENTATION.

A Text for Brief sermon from brother
decentralization.
The Li,ne-Kiln ClubI
For some time past Their, has been Ill.
feeling between Pike Root Perkins and the
Hon justified White, caused by dispute
over the query: IS Life " orth the Living,7
As tie meeting was ready to open Brother
Gardner called the pair to the head of the
hall ami said:
One reason Why some people decide dat
life am not wuth de lbin am bekase dey
make life burden to deirselvss an VERY
unpleasant 10 o1iers. One real mean man
in community kin make 500 people doubt
if virtue an rewarded on airth. Ono can't
ing hypocritc in town kin keep SANDER.
mill grindiH' night an day One intidel in
q county kan cause 500 welI-mcanin' people
to kinder doubt if dar am heaben or "a
hereafter
"Bekase you two differ in opinyun you
go at it an help to make Life unpleasant T.
each Older. 1t doan' strike You dat any
body el e kin be right, or dat you may be
entirely wrong. Brudier Perkins calls
Brudder W bite a fule bekase he can't agree
wii him. Brudler White calls Brudier
Perkins bigOt bekase he won't accept his
opinyuns- Each has his friends an sup
porters, an desc supporters divide Off an
feel aige wise toward each odder, an before
know it the quarrel has involved 300
people. Gem'ien, de pusson who argufies
dat life with libin' must prove hi, ar
gyments by his ackshunS He who feels dat
life amt wuth de trouble of hangin' aroun'
on alrth can't do better than to walk down
to de wharf, hitch grndstun to his neck
ans jump into water twenty feet deep
You two brudders take each oder by de
hand. Now shake. Now go to yer seats
Each one of you has right to his theories
an belief, but neither one of you have de
right to denOunce de odler De world am
big huff to hold all de theorie, OF all DO in
habitants We have plenty # room fur all
de beliefs we kin believe in Oar am acre
age fur all de arguments We kin argy.
When we realize dis we mus feel how silly
it am fur de Hon Centrifugal Johnsins %
call Judge MerrIweather Tompains n char
latan bekase Mr. Johnsing lad thirty two
pussons to her high tea, AMI Mrs Toni kins
couldn't CONT but thirty-ole 1T her low
csffae
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
Three Halves Of One Dog.

henincky State Journal
What are you going 20 DO with that dog.
Mikef7
sure an l want 10 sell him. sor.-
How much DO you ask for himf7
Well bein' as its you. I'll sell him to yol
chape. and better dog niver walked in
shoe leather You can have him for g. sor
What breed ! hei7
We'll. sor. -he's-he's half bull and
half Newfoundland. an'-an' half mastif
SCR
~Ah, Well, this Is the first time ever
knew o. a do. having three halves
-Arrah an besorra that's biz dog, 50 he
l. He'd make dorm halves q the little
tslly sola' along beysnt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
To Cure a Horses Trick.

Ii Is said that a horse may be cured Of
holding the head high when the bride is put
on, by a lump of sugar in the hani Give
him a taste, AMI he will hold down Rub it
on the bit, ami he will soon become fxel in
the habit Of lowering his head for the
bride
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

Hon. Edwards Pierrepont: Live each
year in the way which will best fit YOU for
the next year. and thus you will lead a
happy life; life which will secure t. YOU
the happier life u coma
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
Mexico's Fast Nail

The Mex.caa government has recently
perfected arrangements for a fAs: mail serv-
ice between e Paso and .hs CITY OF Mexico.
designed more especially for faster transit q
American papers AMI letters into Mexico
and tie south
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NOR SALE-or trade-for CITY property a
J. complete lire of jeweiry suitable for travel
ing salesman; this is good opportunity for
anyone wanting to 60 into q good paving bust
ness at once; good reason for selling. Apply
to W. l. Cox. real estate agent. da-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NANTEp-TocNch for farm or city
w property, in Sedgwick county, suburban
property in the city ofCleyeland. Ohio. Ai
dress J.. Tilinghast. Clearwater. Kan
a
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

WANTED-ioom and board for man and
w wife in private family or boarding house
Inquire AT law Office of Adams & Adams.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

XyANTED-A few more first-cIass table
w boaders, with reference, Mrs l. J.
Blocks, South Emporia, few doors from
Douglas avenue, next 70 the Goodyear place.
di6-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NyANTED-Furnished room and board in
w private family. Address m - this
Office d2l-6t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
FOR SALE.

NOR SAlE-Eght head half breed jersey
Il mich cows, three years old, fresh now
VIM. Litxkey. the Farmers feed stable 81
West Douglas svenue, and AZ VIM. Gorhsm's.
east OF Santa Fe depot, on Douglas avenue.
t55-sts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

Observation-Disclosures for money on chat
w tel mortgages and personal security:
short time loans. Wichita Banking Company.
dar2-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

WANTED-A girl; none but hrst-class
w house-keeper need apply. ID. HAYS
dsD-6t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

"ASTED-All who are In need of money
w to call at Hecht's Pawn Office. ll6 North
Market street, near Douglas avenue, where
they can be supplied with any amoust.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

"ANTED-To lend 50. zoe; money always
w on hand for personal and all kinds of
chattcl security loans. Wichita Banking Com
pany. dsfe-n.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NyANTED-The people to know that will
w do family wash at % cents per dozen,
rough dry; at ~ cents per dozen ironed; will
also go ont by the day al one dollsr and board:
ali requiring help of that kind please call at
fret house east Of Arkansas river bridge, north
side Of street. Mrs Eva IL Sterling. dsss-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

UyANTED-to loan-Money on hand for city
w or farm loans, at lowest rates; no delays
BUnnell Roys. d3so-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NTANTED-Two girls want places 10 work
w at hotel Enquire at first house north
of second ward school house. d2st.t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

VXyANTEp-Book cInvassers; best selling
w book on the market. Call at Occidental
hotel. Ed Il Robbins. d2J-6t.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NyANTED-A good cook. male OF female,
w at Mrs. Hoyey's Restaurant, corner Main
and irst streets d2i-Gt'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
St. Louis d San Francisco
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements in nI, column triH be charged for
al the rdfe Of FiUe f,sfs per line PER scees No
afpcrfisemenf taken foT .,.ss than 25 CENTS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NyANTED-ta loan-Slt0, ea TO place on
w farm mortgages, at lowest current rates
Money on hand. Bunnell Rows. d5sC-f.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NyANTED-A man and wife; man for farm
w work and wife for general house work
Apply at the fremont house at O'Clock sat
urday and " ednesday, 10th and 9th d3i-6t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

NyANTED-Land-b buyers to know that We
w have for sale all the best lands near Il ar
den Plain. W. II TAYLOR in.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

buyers TO know that il is
w TO their interest to go 10 Garden Plain
Resi- Estate Agency TO huv lands.
d-5-if W. II. TAYLOR, JR
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

yANTED-to loan-ss1. eco 10 loan on city
w property, AZ lowest current rates. Bun-
nell & Rows. da>)-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

WTANTED-Buyers for good 5 acre lots aljoin
w ing the city Terms easy. Also anumher Of
houses and lots monthly payments. Math-
Wichita isiq-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
FOR HNT.

NOR RENT-Nice Office opposite postofiee;
r also small residence. ferrell, toi North
Lawrence avenue. d.5-6ts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

E'oR RENT-A furnished room: call a: lie
South Topeka ave, one-half block south of
Douglas ave d3a-6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

rilarations. T'hs IrisDner retained hlE
rc-fcrz rElnrnesE. Al one tImf be was
ssundInr Dn tht very Epuf w-hsrt the
fiHs-lTrIIItK ~ the crushef.-e-anrtt walk
WV vsrr sesI. Evs-vbDfy was rye
nE INN. and ht knew I; bui he x'as
aisniueiy without emotion. hs iook-
ed mo the reservoIr NJ calmly as any
01a pTesert. Thee wRE no EIrn 81 -
rngnisIon Of Any 0fgsci- no moisture oi
tire ere no pnll1r nl ths ciisek. No
uuivcrrnr nf the muscles 0f The lips M
,.in1rre u cuiuf. Es BtpDd thaTt n tts
ir-i,ilf sunshine. hIs hEnds crossed is-
INIT nm. ms knees firm, hiE expression
unchanged.
UHI IIglE * TIL T'ENrE-
Duv1 fiie embarrassment they al wsri
by the weI-worn patf ty sin -Duno
huuse 10 fie bnif N ths fsnua. The
hole mac been Ilgnkeu up. No 0nf
Knew win y,c-.ferf nrrurary czorfig
vhcrt II mac i,een. Then they turned
incl towa-nF ths -eserv0Ir- Eninr W
ti,s drci-iisnk on 1bf red uiEy eH-tt-
whert sie tracks Ul mGI ZINC OF W.
ulgu were seen by numerous Witnesses
Of tit 14th If March. &eU 1is en-
baukmeIIt. fUr thirty uT furty ieei our,
III. ianGnurl,s vers ublIisraied By thf
huge nils OF mud taken trDm thf rese1-
VOFf
TIN SaT4 IN TIKI 1ICIZET T1,E Ct.
The jury walked NJ or 1as smbanb-
mem on III sl0pmF 'turted iaaa- Jhl
liaIlel uf fence II winch waE the gatt
vas dov-n. bm they hnd Il TcplaUso ant
iuoieu n r.
Then thev descended 10 ttH ground
and PASSED on n the ca1e neH- rm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16
IL. s.reui .un,Ii ~ Fec Ven

I'll, g~ea Council nf tIe lnuepsuu-
eIr l'rner or Leo AeI havi heel II se--
s,nr II tnH crt sur, v -fIicsGg' mn~I,-
me- arc,u Suchen ) g.. bsL o' Furts-
mouth. anu -ns Olner creat cnieir n
tnrr piares. . bc, hearing -he inns
.alkt o. -ut Great aachan., lrea,
Gnef Of lrcuruk. ana irresa heclisf
o. y Vanpun vhci were rsisrrrc
tr the proper committees. lh' 'rrrEs
Council vcm INTO ti0 election %.
c-em cnlca inf tln ensuing gre0l
sun. TIT i0linwmc vrrt eisctsc
Gruai saciicu. G. = Wnllk. o. Mali
chester ,,res SacHmnr, dameA t.
halue a. Portsmouth 'real Jmmf
-agumnr,. g.. Emm1 Ill., ol Eirb-
muIu repTeseuigrrv, to rlts errsal
Council a. Lht United staieA. T. l..
Ca-te' o. Elrnmund Trustees lU' Iif
Crea; Council William l.. Granger
81. I. Garter. Heu-y J PHILIPPE. . =.
" ellis. anC > Ban.
Afef rranBarlmr tie -eCuiEr bus'-
rest 81 tie session ant ths installation
Of tns new '-eiertea cuIcla- . yDtf o.
.nuILs VA tende-rC a. .hs prcsi TO- -iH
clfr iUr publishing Ihs ma-1efr a. TN
proceedings h III, uTcai Council. and
tr Colonel DOdsm. a. lhf AmrrirEu
HOie. iuI rou-tesrrf Bnuv'I..
r'hi 6Yea Council adjourned u mse'
II Ia. hunting grounds ~ Ao~iola oI
.ne .ecund y eunesGUv n Mgr. IsNL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

a meeting o. lhe DsmocratIr VOTES
ui rhe Uur.i Y Rru vaf hsid lRs,
ugin fo' thf purposf o. nominating
officers iur lha spring eierrinn ant %.
eiectnir members o. tht Cry Jent-al
ommirte.. NJ. James ii-adiey
waf siectsd ward superintendent IL tht
piacs of J. a.. Lamb, resigned. ano
Air. v Fitzgerald wa elected SEX
reiarr. Tie following nominations
uers made For councilman. james
2 i.-adicy Justies " tiIs l'eac.. l..
qutm Ir8anduk MessTs. G. .
.uurr. 5nim % tirIen. Rno l. n
.,renu-r ve-, ei-cied menIberE of ths
CRY Cmt-n COMMITTED. T'hf attenG-
arc, VIZ va-y ia-ge.
Lev. IN. Pollard vii addresF the
MISSIONARY sooIszF 81 tbs bamirlags-
s.rec1 Baptis; chuTrL si III nesting ~
! 'ci0ck is-mnrTUW nftsrn8DB. instead
Of IYuiess0f v Inst0n ~ has besI all
n0unceG.
The following cases y'e-s dispDsel %.
Z the Nay0f COuTi yestaTGsy nrsrI,-
ms-Msyur TEyiur presiding Johr
Eedfu-l. 6rorgf Nsyniaek, and John
Abbott- for breaking and entering Dan,
McC uIinugi = place uf business. keo-
iu-l and Nsymsck were discharged
AbbU1i was sem on IL the Grand Jury
A c9i0Teu vnn.an named lAu-l sutns
son was fnrd unde- 1iss city nTdmane'
iT usng mlpTUpe' language u tiH
rf~gefE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

sF N. xusk 20 h. dsaH ~ aae eifz-rc-
userri q. 1ist ruRier-iouss building
An Investigation ysSterisT maze
shows slaa, Mr. Hna-y L. Downing pro
hably cuna 80 Aas ass-h bf taxing
Reush on EAis. 81 1r-cnscAl goisss.-
Mr.. Ouilmrwprsh. the nrv pos'-
master. vesiernsf visi'ec tm posss-"'''of
On irri.stior n Postmaster esilnsns. apc
wus hr nm shown EtsouEh tns VARIOUS
daJ'Rrtmgris.
Tir Amcriuan snhoonca A@-'as j.
Cuu.c,,s. afl anna. Captain William Ia
virs rieared for saIIioS. A-Hzl.. yesio'-
trr. with s.22s isArrnls Of heuf- S1'usa
a. O.. : &C iRN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

TIEID llNFANA EXTRACT
Lou AI.hT-f'-NI-T ANlI CEEAII-s1
MAJ I-.AT1l.-f.e h1oCb 30 L
sslT-1s- RAII- -liI.iI-f--, -A-N j. aLti Il-s-.
Elmua saies . uuu .unt ian.
I-fl1G C,AIAEy's IE9EA o.
MIR ~ mvuimnie tuIir lt 8
sItroess uut 8 nnm t3f vnici unriouf
si,nuic i,-e. puucfu. -~es Mrdlr.l
Press IA.ucu, 81.
Genuine on'v wi:f the im sanif' ~
iiarm l.cbct slfngtuft IA uiWf nlE
nr1usa lht u.pe. gIs .itic harnr Lite
ull and phuiuguspi nuving nsuI large
Z, lsed i,y Oes,lem WIKI uu connection
VIII baron 1AebiG siit puniu alt he
fo~nel iiuU Sac A.on.f Company AUNT
ell ufle, tnt uriici, VIII bHr0u I.len.f 3
elmraIlef ~ gUuinesa
1rFggg Cmu'AH-E''s ANT RAJ - or
FIAg gt pt naC o 81 tinreEeelarA
6nseun uuC Chemists Aot aguiiit im
tpe TiiisO stslvs wholesale on's g.
Dawn. Cl.. s. I'uncnurGi gveuut Lob
uon inElan0 1tN -f~-i."4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

Tne-, leading mountain Trsnrt %. iin
Last 10 tli, crcsi a. "a, AlieghcueA.
nlvt reputation euua. to AZ summef
-e,u-.s D. .m. rnm-~r sruEisG Ut
he iialimur, md lnW ruiifOaG. rm-
I0rf cnry the magnificent passcnsrf
,c-rirt VI thn company a. GONG "a i'cei
pari auc DsLlauG aud when thert tiH
ussu~auc, D. gwen tuaI .hf grsrArtlonf
uf sNs vii h., a. cila'Brter mr. htsh-
e-tu cuualicG. anC tht ~ussfm ui bun
HOUSES mcxrolieU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

uuhef cve-r borv miserable. hecaust
sin Be- sp cluunv and dlsn-rruahi'--
3 vuuani, U cumrt won ur6pelsi6,
combined VIII o iuurh u' lscr com-
p.unG D, ue- rus, hupeiesl MAJ NJ
al. D'vt Aunt g~ievuut . hUttir NJ
b~ovl l~m id-.e-, ant ,e, % brlftion
no, ml Thousand 81. Riimc iad,cs
nsv, CONQUERED ,D"r trouhieE by tue
u.r 81 .hH vnlanidt medicmc. AnF
d-ucria VII t,l vuu u l gnol ,m
v-.,l-ur..- rl.lLeI.sla. n.alnrlA ni..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

Th, following cases were disguised oi
veiIg~dfy
A.ar, Tmsic, wa tined go Tar tali-
my tu rumec, hor premises wl.h tne
cry ~vcf.
FAMINE pec-uu. EuH BOSS. ana Junn
Tvans vcr, tired rart fur having un-
lrensed uucs m tner PROMISES.
.3au,ef 81 haliarC 'cniurcd unpv'iui
rresnass VIZ turuel uvof 4, Ia. mother
&C. D., whipped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16
IfruVtTE St4uF iHc f.ofilsEilriitff
HeIetIgs of I.Sitsuu uIsa oi
ina Esfes.sH Fsurs

~f.s view u frum ttf Iuaine irum -h' is'-
au ur reservulr nuicuul tnt Nht"t- lit
ir,,-.-,.-,nt i,.ars uliDf ev iueur. islraaCt u
guC uuci IhH1 tD boz u~utiuff'L
LILLIAN vus ieef L inches mgr
~ris uirkei- fsIfr. nH y.Gfci hit lf-
tur-L BE- g feet = uGurt uiCL
Tt. fs.lllus, AZ. hurLi' wiut ruuIlri rpi~
d. tdui fi- lie 1t1-ssiullirf u nef o. -lu- h-
too i-srVenI rhfn ii ulis nsrrs'f m Ii"'
IT. n'r UinII HI no Inut g. ilai tiaif--
4ter Iaef ur. ~TWcef.Irf nf llf Wnn i''i
ia8ss-- iisaart 81 ln' ieHCs. nt Efnliut riff =
gfguqlus ni. b. ui d Itv.t FtlI ti't nnf %
-lif fa>..-ifni.fG bruaa-l luH nuslrf Do
snry-i Iiu-LiuI g' rA' ps1-p4 or nni .h-
l...ft ....r 20, feilr. HuC -nf urrE .it h-
Eer neiEir % uTupcr'v U"HFurrL irnu iH'
iuve- -ug,r u' ilf bas--- nuslrp ii ihf iiipn lir
fiatr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

l,nDC Guthu~rrT TepOrU the Fvnlieii
lu-iuv'r uudcs o. huv, concluded thai
lfr-FT1 = lFEI MAg NHIsErY 10
untitled i0i thrT feuuuements bo-
ruust no us, iOr-rt such sunshui IL
seliguurt tnrougt ther empty IRAN
rsvitl.s mf .eit .heir st-g, ioeas chasing
eaci u.hor Il wild gisE winch irlghi-
euf hor pnHsessOrf ant assOunaf AZ
titer acquaintance. Amt tnai ~ +.
vou SNOW. Ew would uevau o.. ~ :
oid bcv. LHr..f BOTTLES oniy 8 each
~ al. respectabit d~IgrlsIs ant grorsfs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16
AIRS. wIYsI.Ow,s SOOTHING
Va siEyF

Brv. sflN NTTs COEs tnpf wri0~ IN ina
huslor Css-tslins Fr-eata1 We vouic ~ ne
nseafs r,-ronlmenC ans knlc VI nsdnssn<
xi.irr ". filc nn; ssfsDS Ie Ia annd---3<sr:icts-
lssrsy ius mnnsR hGn "a An wlnslcys
sautllasg ssvrIIp ". essn sisa.s frsn kDsv-
,-1as IN our sxL isEsisy a hak prnSrs .
n.e-slps inas~G, DS giving al lill.zin sr,so-
bser WITH so.le-pafIs aiilrt sisscY and fhs
snsTriIR nfs1soAsn resl. "A niehg. Gsssf p.-
rents czI sppErriais tii~< Ds~~s.nasL iisu
- Al nrtiels siilseb ~u<lls tD ,-zrssstssE ana
winch n harmless mr. tils sa.ssp wisssn q
sfiorsk tl,s nliars n lssrtsc.iy nNiunl aao
Iiss litis eissrtia asskes ~ 'shsigiIi ~ pssi-
t0n-' Ann atrsne tise pr.or~ ef s-~fhnx
To ya,sw n issaAiruans,. Ne nnse frsgusns-
l, heard msihsR sssy ihsl ,acs ssusc nxl
is vithoui Il mum tina nsxzh at siss chisc al.
II nsc fsnA.,e< wfsA the tsa<lzinr slsuf On
srs enn<a1nrs1ttua x;nstc>sr. s<@a W. ~
/ tlrrxSksS- sS renlz = i~s<zlG. Ne 1S<ss6tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

1.-ISuuer nat oI u -iu- tiui, go'u
vaiei anu rnau saio Ia mu unuen
ia, cuam Il irmuDl from Mncnsl
1vic, lg1 M iur d s-a.ab "a, ilsc .
ler uI Ia, rluu li wah apou al
moi iang ruissl II "a, nucdi. Uua O.
-ue IL TIE enc u, mac seer Ilus i"f
neinr, ur 1iuve-ius oiC v'i.t"r-cua~c.
III. Offered lu J-uue mC u~sousf sHi.
nf vouIci ; CIV, M cnaI 10y un@ei
OF vl.ness D.. liiuI 3 Eupv vhe.nef he
ruuil ueu-Iiv tui bey 0- un-.
j. vaE shoVI mn. anl IA, 'aiu
rms iooEF ye-v murI hEt lie kcv.
Flr n,o.ne- yeceivec ryu le-lsrs iron
Li,llsI Mau!suI,-.ut Ia, Ont waf Caiec
Ian Marei IL wai snovl . le-ler
vui.l nt identified IL lne nnt ,as. re-
rer-eC. Lillian vat Frequently brought
tt ue nous, pr Ciuveriua. art rsmanl-
rl al nlen- Thry lrayelieO IL mug
r.. T., mad un susWcioL 0l nir H--
macy wl.u Lillian UNI .lIs discovery
Of nc, bocv 1tiey weTf seconl cob.
slnb. anu seemsu tU be very lone n
each utue'
Crosse exummeC by .luagt .~unu =
iI-.ie Misunderstanding abuui sunni iei-
te~f caussL Lillian e. iesrt her nDms
and come o. nis h0us. e. uut cm'
shs nruugiu g. iIr-t, niece g. ht cnn~
uunln1 for nei 81 uis house.
Tending iurtugT cr0s--c EaMmaliDI
eouri ad,nu-Ieu uu-i J @ ciuGb tn-uEi
Aan.lssl0u u the Busting Court
cxreIn lnf memberl Of luf hur- cal nog
oulv be iAo by ;lc..als obtained iron
Judge Atkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

las nIEtr ttir tss-snt grven away ny
Zc-s Semur vPs 6rEv-n t,y t'sDrE, l'up-
car. I-IT Nam street fiE ciIHniber-
scs py II. A t.Iggun. 222l't easi firusc
street.
Te-uIriu n ths lass nIEht. and lao
presents viii be gwen a nchi an0 100
ri Ia, matinr, lhls afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16

On Tuesday, Aisy 2BtL- a TAG A.
nlurv. grHnd FESTIVAL c0nccrt. IL
rludnc RoHsIni's . stabal MRlet VIII
i,e r,ver fnr tin benefit Of ia. sesnDl
T.~esivterian chuTrh ant thf F'lrz W.
ginis resInleut iy ths EE.hnlnHc e'rs-
tn-ip Society, consisting of 1l,t v0lres-
assisted rs ths following New AorS
solowtE Mlss Katr Percy Douglas ss-
pruno Mrk. &. haynn Anderson cuB-
rralto; AZ. Whitney Msckridsr, ienos ;
pr. Carl AIgxfn, bassn. C8ninrIat-
Mr.. Ad6iph BAuer- There viii bf q
friU uJchcGsrs Of swrley-hEs musIcszns-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-16
a ssss1 AZ SarHzr, sus

lms Of our old cItizens-hir. T.. Is.
apenct---.iIaF just been the -rcplent Di
Il ine craven portrait nj himself hano-
s0melE framed. lev. j. j.. Arnold,
nov ii Nnrsh Cgrullna. los; al arm a,
Malvern Hill. ant was bypusir 10 Mr.
spenre's hnust aDo nursed by ma i2u,-
iiy AiIer twenty years hf has a
daughter gTevl,-.Mise Lillian Arnold
u esIeeIssborp' /, n. C.--wh0 iias tiinuehi
4 4 iabr Of lovt 80 dc tiis work IN ~
membranes of Kindness exieunsd 10 iso'
fEtlscr 50 inHr agn. Ts sisrs family
iiiIly spprerigtf thi9 gift, and Shnlk til
iileness admIrnnie-
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