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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

4 GENTS WANTED-in every city and town IN
IA the United States Except Ia state of Kansas to
sell 10 lawyers; Just the book every lawyer needs
endorsed by lawyers everywhere; sells at sight; ne
delays necessary, as book be delivered vhes
sale Is made. Applicants must bs able to furnish
reference when required. Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle. Wichita, Kan. a-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
STRhYED

CTRAYED-FrOm my premises corner % ny
- drAuic and Lincoln street. two black mares ard
one bay mare. Any ole knowing about thsu4 VII
please j.: know. Henri Schwsftsr. or
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

Elegantfree reclining chair all trains. and
Pullman sleeperS from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north, south east and west City ticket Office 100
East Douglas avenue, corner Main street; passenger
station corner Douglas andMead avenues.
L. A, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
ST Louis & SAN FRANCISCO r. r.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

HGTOPV'QF oKLAHoNA--oELA-
tosezrs2hiealy dssertbeds A hsssggy aa4 ssfce -
10 Indian territory iiizssrAs4d ~1tA za~1y sa~sv
.ass. Accounts .. Tie or great A1tsTH 20 = tts
Eoezners 70 seftle rs casG-7. 5fiagrS,s35s!
taetCaEs q Cag<. Davls T. Payne, y. (. CpDcs.
y "a, Il DsoCrE arr oEs4srs. a com r-s&s aTs31s
nL the Indisa t@-- torT- !llss;Fstra rith
vi uaY .sghs3krl<f 80. Sf.1sa fhe erissrasl
roaa3s t.ezfs4s etc. Eioeiy sgaES va satsf -
Trsee % eATA ~ HSfis. a.. Fa- 81 y Nzl
se-.1 IN 1Afl sr-fsz4d. fhs HISTORY OF Okla
EONA Together ~ltA = rssg 9f o. Aso-zss ss5.ssss-
~ PEE I7-s.-14ry+-s&osirE 81 ca4eFs % istaAl
cezs;T ., Os3sAoraAs lsuts a~Bst ~ IL .svsr4i
OKLAHOMA s5's1- q .n IIesfS.
str@Asrs rAsircsfs. &c fszrss b. glzts-cz er6srp
rez1s,e- iseter 81 srsrsss sr<aE. Aires
The WICHITA EAGLE.
Hlckit2. Kaz
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
TAKEN UP.

TAEES UP-At the Mammoth stables. liza aosih
\ Maiu. two black and one hsy mare about az
years old owner can have SANE b. rr0siaz prop
erty and paying charges. E-s<
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
FOR TRADE.

IHOK RENT-wsre house santa Fe track OPP
Il posite santa Re freight depot r. Y. Heay, "a
+. Douglas Ave. lis-f
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI

w ANTED-By lady OF ex perience. position as
w stenograpber and typewriter operator IN la
ONCE Address Miss Mary L. Wilkinson, Bowling
Green, Warren county, ny. dd2o-24t
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
FOR RENT-MIsOELLANEOUs

L'OR RENT-Hotel Goodyear corner Douglas and
L Emporia avenue; house nearly all furnished
and good trade. Enquire OF John Goodbye 40
East Doug las avenue. a. .ss
t'OR RENr-A new store room at as3 :. Water st
Rent reasonable. Apply at 20S ;. Water 81.
Il LIFT
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y.
IRock Island Route1
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

HOMELESS wOMEN-Homeless women out of
IL employment will ind shelter cheaper than
at any place II, the city Dy coming TO the Faith
Home, Us Pennsylvania ave. one door north OF
Douglas, u-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

VyTANTED-A first class dry goods or general
w store merchant. with stock, WHO whites 70
better Is location and business To such party I
FIJI furnish tVo-story tFicE store room n ons q
the best small towns IN the state = Kansas free q
rent. The second story q finished f0T q dweiisrz
with gil modern coHyenie1cess- Address locs box
IT, wichita hsn. e.tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

E'OR RENT-A first class steam roller mill the
Il only mill In good town within twenty 1--WE
miles OF wichita, surrounded by the best wheat
growing country In the state. Prospects for this
years crop are immense. The min Is perfect in all
details. has good custom trade and good reputa-
ton on the market. and cannot fail 90 make money
for anyone who will run IL. IL can be rented al a
very low figure. Call on correspond with The
Bunneli-Eno investment Company Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
FOB EXCHANGE

JNoR TxHA SGE-ssw f0'zFiug fin iarated on
i railroad IsaHing III q wichita. Location
ceiiant. plenty Gf grain MIL Dsw FoiirF .rezs-. %
barrel capacity. fssms-wfii take .ofss pfsyerty
balance easy pavt1eEts. eTr~iisfsi claire u
laske money. Address :. II. snivsiy rs X EarEss
wichita. Kan. FA7
NOR EICHASGT-To traders ard rvrFytossy
4 else. Iae Kansas Abstract sSgerry vii fsreisa
yoa astrActs % any lszds L TIE state q ExrS2s.
BlEc Atsarazs descxfpsiOfas AID e mates - value
kallsas 4 fstTsrt Aksrscg. rfs9rI1 J y l. 50 u ~.
Narks: -, wichita Es1-. J. =. Hksslss. Iasrazrr.
clG-sf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04

ROGERS.

ROGERS
The Photographs. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries The finest assortment OF pictur
frames in ths city. Give him . friendly call and sx
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-04
HELP WANTED-MALE

"ANTED-A good white second cook at Spur
w gins Buffet, .02 E Douglas avenue. Ss-i
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{ MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keen. large and VOL. selected stOckfOf fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, COSME-
TICS FACE POWDERS, BALMs and all Kinds
OF beautiful fine English, French and American
HAIRBRUSHES. CLOTH Bro SHE'S. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES TOOTH aud
NAIL BRL SHES.
We keep all tho year round PLUSH GASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well AZ Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling sefs
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both AZ
wholesale and re'ail Meare agents Tor the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure. CHASECLlY
LIIHlA WATER. which We deliver ina any
part Of the city Tor - cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection Will do
wei 10 drink this water freely.
We make a specially Of Hitting lRi oSto
and keen "a full stock always on haud. also
sHOU LDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
We hayeall the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keepH nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGAR trial Re
member 20 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hv cOmuetfnt Pharmacists. and none but the
PrRESr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call and get Color Card oud prices
OF WadeswOrths silica Paint, which Is better
and Cheapsr tnah Lead aud Oh
Please remember that Tor everything usually
found IN a hrst-class wholesale and retail drug
store. 70 -
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A rn.cinatlnc Young LADY.

I'm Upton county, Tenn, lives a
young lady. who exercises a fascinat-
inc power over animals. The Journal
Of Man says that she Is able toconquor
and ride in a moments time horses
and mules that no one else has ever
been able TO handle. Tho most savage
dog in The nciehborhood quails before
her. squirrels and birds come 10
her in the woods and eat from her
hand. and many times she has been
known to pick up rabbit in the path.
She says that from infancy she has
had this remarkable power over wild
animals, but only within the past few
years was she aware that she was also
a horse tanner" She says she IS not
conscious of putting forth any effort
in this.
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THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY. JANUARY 81. 1882.

crutcnes, Dr. Brstow asked OF fosy,
Of whom hc seemed to stand in dread
full fear, if he might leave for ms
/ eastern home on the following day.
But, doc, thought you was keen
TO 90 out on the CimarrOnf
Nothing was further from DR. Bris-
tow's desire He told himself that II
he could but return home, it would
take most powerful attraction indeed
10 draw him away from IT,
Santa f. and old Man Ashbum held
several mysterious conferences, in
which Posy was not invited 10 take
part Tho result was apparent next
day. Instead OF the faded blackboard
Hanl; Bittcrs arrived IN "A long spring
wagon, which. "a Reddy Rose said
was simply "gorgis' with red paint Of
the rcddest red; and Hank himself
was gotten up for the great occasion
REGARDLESS, IN an uncomfortable suit
Of new store clothes, topped off by q
collar that persisted IN riding his red
neck most Outageously. \ clerical
looking Parsonage who accompanied
him was salutcd by the cowboys with
shouts of Preacher Blue"
The cowboys were all in holiday at
tire. andcyon Old Man Ashbum was
quito "smmtly" arnyod. Posy stared
in wonder 40 the group. but from the
way little Chip smiled and blushed. it
was evidently not at all mystery to
her
"po-v." BEGAN Santa Fe. awk-
warIly. ! want TO say fer me an
the boys an Old Man, yerc, that we
low We know how You an Chip feel
towards each other, an'-an' -
we reckon YOU both show mighty
good taste, broke in Reddy Rose.
Known this, " went on Santa Fe.
"wc - that IS - you - wal-darn it,
you're goin' 10 cit married ycre, an
now, an'-an yores yer wcddin' pres
ent from me an the boys Soons it's
over you're g0in TO start on a weddin
tower We low Chip needs tracel;'
and Santa Fc thrust a roll of bills into
the hand OF the astonishcd Posy.
The latter presently cssaycd TO OK
press all his thanks, but the cowboys,
seeing his embarrassment, drowned his
words by wild ycils
After Posv and Chip had been made
one. DR. Bilstow was the Inst 10 be
equal to the occasion. lie fist pro-
posed and carried out the kissing Of
the bride. The cowboys followed suit.
and Posy. still half dazed, was nearly
knocked of his feet by rush Of com
rades 10 claim tribute from the rempt-
inc mouth of the new made bride.
When the very red spring wagon
its occupants were Pcsy,
Chip. Dr. BustOw, besides Hank Bit
tors tho truthful. Just before they
entered the timber flicy waved an
adieu to the cowboys congregated Dc
fore Ashburn's postoilice
Santa To unWomd bis guady SIexi-
can scarf and waved it IN response
and the other cowboys industriously
swung their hats and yelled till the
red wagon and its occupants had
passed from sight.
"Ashbum. you ole fool, you're
a-cryin', said Santa Re, presently
so air you spoke Reddy Rose.
wal, you're not a bit better yer
selfM rctorled Santa Fe.--lrank Les
lies.
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BEFORE lie GLASS.

She stood before looking slass-
a winsome pretty dark eyed lass
Her bead q little to one side
As though an mankind she dcnci.
With checks so rosy. neck 80 white.
Her long hair DER her shoulders fell,
Her brown eyes sparbled with delight.
ltnccicd uo soft speech 70 tell
That She was fair. she knew u wen
And her e0floquy ran thus.
How awful slow the time would pass
II 70 waen't Tor this looking riNlr
II s n in Ilapcrs Ba1ar
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The Reverend d. A. Nunday. tae great evan
gellst. whose picture wc give above. ha, been
wonderfully successful IN the wOra OF evan
gel SIN. The newspapers ot our larger cities
toem with accounts OF his wonderful preach
ing aud the personal magne Ism which seems
10 greatly aid him IN bis work amid tho pun
ieus and haunts OF WicSednoss winch in'est
an cities He was born ln siatosflo. North
Carol na. May 90 1856, ana 90 DIS youth stepped
upon the stage as an actor. After ana expert
encc OF four years as Snowman be was COM
yerted and Joined the Baptist Church of Nor
cross, Georgia, I'm 1870.
He entered the ministry after three years
course in the Southern Baptist Theological
seminary, Orecnvillc. :. q. IFS talent and abil-
ity were soon recognized and he labored AS pas
tor Of several prominent churches. Feeling
impressed that bis duty called him 10 another
class OF work he became an evangelist, and
his fams has spread all over our Nation Rev-
Grand NurdQV was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-21

ATIRGlNIA-IN THE CLERK : OF
FICE or TIRE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO. IN NACA-
flON. DECEMBER 81. 1854.
Central Lunatlc Asylum. ..,.,......,. Plaintiff
against
b. II. Ragsdale. sheriff Of Dinwlddie county,
Isaac Davenport Jr, Constance X. Moore,
anu Thomas Moore, her husuand,.....,.s.
INN
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W. :. LEAkE. Clerk.
WADDmL. JR.. Attorney. sja tfiw

NIRGTNiA.-TN THE CHANCERY
COURT or IHE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE sTH DAY or JANUARY, lssV;
Mary Alico Nountca-tle, who sues by her mex
against
Arthur l.. M0untcastle..... ........ Defend. T.
la ChanCcry.
The object OF this SUIT I, tO obtain Tor tho
p.aintin divorce nom the bonds OF matri-
mony.
and AFFIDAVIT having been made aud filed
that the defendant - not a resident u this
state. he l. ordered 10 appear here within mr.
aud 30 what IS necessary 20 protect his inter
ests Ia this suit.
copy -Teste
CHAs. W. uODDIN. Clerk
EDGAR ALLAN. pa. 2lay
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rNTORTuNATF ENOUGH,

a short time since, 70 be attacked bya very Sc
we're case oflnhlmmatory rheumatism, brought
about from bis exposure In outdoor meetings
Toe disease proved so yirulout and so impcr-
vious 10 the remedies and skUl OF the several
prominent Ihysioia s called in that his friends
became seriously alarmed. IL appeared fore
gone conclusion that even II he recovered his
usefulness az minister would be- impaired, II
not destroyed, by the ravages Of this eadiul
disease. As sort of f0rl0rn hope he began
the use OF Huuncutts Rheumatic Cure, aud
was al once relieved. and ina short time fully
restored 10 his old-time health and yigor. lie
writes: II believe that Hunnicutt's Rheumatic
Cure Is the best remedy for tbs disease ever
discovered. IL gaVo me back all that life IL
worth living FOR. and have been entirely free
from rheumatism since used IT," THIS rem
edy Is sold by all drugglsts a. 81 yer bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
Richmond. Va, Wholesale Agents
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ia is,- sa Ell COLEMAN. Clerk.
IIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE tIh DAY
OF JANUARY. 1889.

Y lRGlNlA-lN lltk CIthh VI
' FlCE @ THE CHANCEkl COT ri OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE tlh DAY
OF JANUARY. 1852.
N VACATION.
solomon Frank and Charles Adler. partners
trading as Frank q Adler. .-...' Plaintiffs,
william S. Dashiel in his own right and as
trustee. A III. Kaufman l. Nachman,
stephen Putney Lewis n. Blair, L nghOrne
Putnes. aud Walter ii. Mics. co-partners
doing business under the firm me aud
styls of ~. plen iuucy Co.; VI HcSsours,
doing business under the firm name and
style 81 southern shoe Co ;--- Licncnsreen
ard Welt doing bus ness under the nrm
uame--i,-.i .tyio Of ticheugfscn s. Wen
80 arkc,--Perry and. 60 partners do
ing hu~inc.s under the firm name aud style OF
Clarke. Perry co The NOrrOw shoe Man
uiactuung Co; William Dor,ch and
nOr~ph. uarfn.r doing business under the
urm name end SIS lro of ilnam norsch son,
and Thomas >t0kley. ............ Defendants.
~ CHANCERY.
Tho object of this SUIT o. to subject the pro
ceods Of the sale OF th. trust property con
ycyed by A. n. Kaufman "a W. :. Dashieii.
trustee in a a., ftain deed Of tr ~ executed on
the2.d day of December. ls,s. ana recorued on
the same day IN the clerks ONCE Of the Rich
mnnd Chancery Court 10 the payment Of the
claim asserted IN the bill Of complaint nled 10y
the pa ntius.
Ana affidavit having been made and ilei
TINT Clarke. Perry y Co. The Morrow shoe
Manufacturing Co.. ana Thomas Stokley are
uOn-fe.i6euts OF the state OF Virginia. II 10
ordered that they app ar here within nfteen
days after due publication OF this order. aud
10 what Is necessary 10 protect their Interests
bon this suit.
A copy-Toste;
CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk.
ilaj lawsaiw
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MS u M PTION

last stages of that terrible disease. It's effect Il
wonderful. The couch IS eased. and the
resriutOns heightened. the lungs begin a.
heal. the hectic fever and night swcats are
checked. strength and Nigur return, sleepless
nights give place 90 quiet rest and cheerful
awakening. theappetite returns. and hope and
happiness take the place of feeblonoss and
despair II 10 does not DO what f. claim, Il for
10. return the tonic and your money will be
cheeruly refunded.
--LLL- ~ y .uL-LA- IL AAn Dn n n
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~ CHANCERy.

The object OF this suit 4 80 require the de-
fenlants. Margaret q. and William n Parker.
t0 comply with the terms of sale tO the plain
tln. in the purchase OF PSI 9-l2ths feet of land
on BALDWIN street. between James and Baker
streets. in the county OF lienrcO. and % mako
tO said plaintiff good and sufficient deed "a
said land.
And un AFFIDAVIT having been made aud filed
that diligence has been used by said plaintin 90
ascertain in " hat county or corporation the SAID
defendants, Margaret o.. Parker and iliam
A. Parker. are. without effect, 10 Is ordered
that they 4. appear here within fifteen days
after the Ne publication OF this order, aud do
whatever r. necessary ~ protect their In
terests herein
Copy-reste:
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s. J. DoswRLL. pa. il+Rrsw
~ AssUMPsTr OF ATTACHMENT

The object ~ this suit Is 20 recover y, to ~
due by the defendant 20 he plaiat Tor bresoh
OF contract. and 10 subject a ifuct OF anu ",
he rnuttv on Ameli. called River View"
contaiglng 81 acres roesntly sold by the laid
6rinn 20 The said Spanscr. aud when mas
been attached In this suit. I'd afhdaNit
having teen made aud Ell that the dettnuan.,
:. 4. suangler is a nonresident OF the state
of Nm4inm 10 IS ordered that ne appear here
within fifteen days a ter duo publication
bcre0f, and 10 what IS nocos saly TO proteet DIS
interest in this suit.
\ copy Icstc: - -,
ia i2--afw 4. III COLEMAN. clerk.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES HOLLOwHORN, CAKED BAGS,
GRUB j HOOP DISEASE IN CATH Ell
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CHAS. W. u0DDIN. Clerk.
EDGAR ALLAN. pa. zjas
NIRGTNIA.-IN THE CHANCER1
COURT OF THE CITY OF RfCHMOND,
THE lsTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1879

Isaac GODDARD and Henry NJ. Moses. merchants
d partners, trauing and doing business
under tho name and style or Godlari
Mooc- .tsrffstsf+t ..ttt sff tihiheDs'
again.
J. B. iuits and Barton Hawaii. John Dunlop.
ana John J.. WliIisms, exec utOrs ~ the last
Will and testament Of william n. haxall'
luCln-el ------ ---------- -----.--- DeI-nlAnls,
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACTORY
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The object Of this suit Is to attach the ints-
rest Of j. B. Tut ln the estate aud under tse
will Of William II. HaXsll. deceased, ana sub
ject 10 10 the ayment ~ A Judgment against
said j. Is. 1uft. IN favor OF Goddard Moses.
for the sum $io5. o. with interest thereon
from tile ifh day OF February, lb,e, IN paid,
and tl0.., costs on said iulgD INT.
Aud afii iayit having been made and nied
that J. B. Tuft a. not a resident 81 this state,
he Is ordered 10 epneir here within nfteen
days after due uhliCatiOu Ot this order ana
DO what IS necess ~ 10 protect MS interests
IN this suit.
copy-Teste.
CHARLES ". GODDfN. Clerk.
W ". COSBY. .Ir.. %. a.. JaoD suiw
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Ihc OBJECT o.. suit a to cniOin aud re-
strain le said dciCm,.. .eor-..l nKen.s or
attorneys. from making alctI upon. 0r seilioR.
perry OF the t0ntml lunitic Asylum. by
lrtue ui nu eX, cutIOu ls,u IN the 2tth cay
4 December. ls-s "a der the decree OF the
Circuit Court for fhe county of llcnrico. pro-
nounced ON the 10Th daf at December, l,ss,
ID pr cctdur therein ntpi ndiug under he
short name md style OF " Central Lunauc Asy-
lum 81. Iulf's executor and His.
nd AFFIDAVIT having ncpn made and filed
that ,ne said Constance r. Moore and Thomas
Moore, her husband, are not residents OF the
state OF Virginia. q is ordered that they APP
pear here wi'hin niteen days after due ublica-
lion OF This order. ana DO what is necessary 20
protect their intcf, SIS la THIS suit.
"A COPY Ieste.
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IIRGININ-lN TIE CIRCUIT
' COURT or THE COUNTY OF HEN
RtCO-lN NACATIpN-ON THE 5lsr DAY
or DECEMBER. lSss.
william II. Beveridgo. Plaintiff.
against
William II. Parkerand Margaret g. Parker. his
wltc...... D.. ..................... Defendants.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-01-04
Tricks of Female Smugglers,

eyes," tue inspector said, II do
know somethin, of smugglers'
tricks-espccially female SNUG
glers, who l must say, carry on
their nefarions business with the
most charming effrontery. OF
course, there are smug3lers, Of
both sexes, but for cunning, bold
ness and determination the wo
men canno. be approached. Do
you know that women are born
cheats? Oh, we'll, mean in this
direction. A woman's dress af.
fords her more facilities for hiding
small but costly articles, and it is
far less easy to detect them than
men, and, az the elder. Weller
would say, almost impossible to
'circumvent.' 1t takes an expe,
rienced searcber to say whether a
woman has got anything concealed
about her person, and, as we can
not search everybody: some Of the
clever ones manage to get through
without detection. "-Brooklyn Ea.
rio
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-01-04
NO. Il.
Electricity in the Household.

Says Henry Fad president OF
The Board of Public Improve.
ments: The time will come
when electricity will be rs essen
tia( to ordinary housekeeping rs
bread and milk now are, and will
be delivered to private dwelling
hoascs something after tie style
that milk and bread are now de-
livcrel. A wagon will drive up to
the back door and leave q box of
electricity sufficient TO last TWEEN
ty.four hours. The housewife
will take the box and attach it to
the electrical apparatus in her
house and run her sewing machine
with it during the day and light
her dwelling with it at night. The
next morning the wagon will come
and the Old box Will be taken
away and q new one substituted,
and thus it will 60 on from day to
day. This can be done now with
much more ease than y storage
battery of an ordinary electric
motor can be filled and alta very
much less expense. In fact, il.
such a system were in general op-
Grafton the cost would be almos t
nominal" st. Louis Globe Demo.
Cy0t.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-01-04
That Hired Girl.

When she came to work for the
family on Congress street, the la.
dy Of the house sat down and told
her that agents, book-peddlers,
hat. rack men, and all that class OF
people must be met at the front
door and coldly repulsed, and Sa-
rah said she'd repulse them if she
had to break every broom-stick in
Detroit.
And she did. She threw the
door wide open, blutfed right up at
en-, and when she got through
talking, the checklist agent was
only two glad to leave. 1t got so
after a while that peddlers mark
ed that house, and the door.bell
never rang except for company.
The other day, as Sarah was
wiping off the spoons, the door
bell rang. She fastened to the
door, expecting to see a lady, but
her eyes encountered a slim man,
dressed in black and wearing a
white necktie. He was the new
minister, and was going around to
get acquainted with his flock, but
Sarah wasn't expected TO know
this.
"Ah-um-is-Mrs.-ah!'
"Gitv' exclaimed Sarah, point
ing to the gate.
Beg pardon, but l would like
to see-see-!"
"Meander!w she shouted, look
Ing around for a weapon; I'VE
don't want any four.sifters here!'
"You are mistaken" he replied.
smiling blandly. u called to-
"Don't want anything to keep
moths away she exclaimed.
getting red in the face.
"Is the lady iny' he inquired,
trying to look over Sarah's head.
''Yes, the Iady's in, and I'm IN
! and you are out!!'' sue snapped;