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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET
WICHITA. Kan. August 2.
-

The market was meaner than ever today il such
thing could be- One buyer said he never had seen
cattle selling so low, The market was weak and
statesmen had TO work very hard 10 dispose Of their
cattle and most OF them sold strong l0c lower than
yesterday. None Of the buyers wanted cattle and
bought because they were cheap. Thin dry wea-
Their stun wa almost given away nobody wanted
1t. The outlook for the cattle market is certainly
very dfscouraging.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

The Frisco line runs Pullman sle=pers
reclining chair cars tsests free daily -
- Louis, without change. No other line
dseS this. 0tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

VTASTED-TES CORN CUTTERS AT r. AND
w board for u hills; farm hands hotel cooAs
dining room girls gooG wagre. - railroad men o.
20 n Black HIS pas - the work for 30 wage q
per day. young meu - take runs the train 20
sell goods. THIS is the JnD young car prfz re
who wants 70 travel. make money. obtain Ilsihe==
81 ucati0u aud higher and better railroad posi-
tlon. " can place now. For further particular
enclose 10 % stamps and ass srJs question yag
wish answered u is CuE basiuee@ n pFarure EN-
pi0Tment Tor ever h0dT uio makes = app. ration
We 80 come pue. sDU4s az whos-e 1ft -
DfoTn.HL J. p. henwoftuF, over ~ Ess' boz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
COEUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

The following rates under the different headings
VIII be Changed
sPsysble Strictly in Advance.
80 AsHxrrtiseIa ents taken Tor less thEa n ceats
One line a6VsrISSstRsSts charged same rate two
unsR
70 TAKEN TO Run "
tn FORBfDDEN.N
Prices given under classified heads IN This coluBi
sppioa bic onlS LEGAL advertisements No Iorg3g
advertisements tak cn a. price gwen.
AneweFs 70 edSerf!eelDeEts sent n care OF q.
RA0LE office should DC CSlls3 tar within 10 d.
afSsr insertion. Whsn sdyershers wish replys fog
wREIsd to them stamped envelopes must Be seat
Reference TO former Advertisements should Civ
dissertation and date az Insertion or copy Of the
EeEtiseuent should De sent
Not espcIEAhle for advertisements given or DIS
continued by telephone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

Blank charters and all kind of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d71 If Wichita Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. August 2
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-XX, CSC; xxx 75c; family 81 O5; choice
81 20; fancy 81 10 extra fancy 81 Sol So pateut
WHEAT-Higher No. hard cash Sac August
s3]kc; No. BRED cash SIC bid no offerings.
CORN-Higher. No. cash 4l14c
OATS-Higher. No. , cash sic bid no offerings;
RYE1Steady. No cash no bids no offerings;
BUTTER-UuchangcI creamery fancy 12@l6c,
other creamery 1l@ISc; dairy 9Sl3c; store packed
EGGS-very Dull at NC.
HAY--Unchanged. Strictly fancy prairie S co..
CORN ef6P,-aaS
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common IS 65,
refined s3 20.
CHEESE-Steady. Northern twins 1OSl1c; West
ern S59c, Young America l09llc, skinned 4G5.
hens s @ s ia a ?25 5 Boosters e
az 50, spring chickens 81 2JG2 o..
PRONlSIONS-Steady
B BRHaKfia 81 BACox-ss5a
DRiED SALT MEATs-short clear sides Sc o.
dry long clear So or shoulders s. So =, .,,,,.u.
81 co. short clear sides So 80
L4RD-Redned 81 2a
ST. Louis Produce
ST Louis. No. august ..
wHEAT-Cash lower soc, August SS]xc Sep
TENDER 90I4c.
CoRN-Higher Cash 432lc, August Ac, Sep
TENDER 45iSC.
TENDER S4lEc
PORK-Quiet, cash, standard, 81 25; Irregular
Sll y.
LARD-Steady. Butcher grade, s. 20.
FLOUR-Quiet and weak but unchanged.
RYE-Higher; No. > cash. SIC bid
HAY-Pfare S@Sli; Timothy So 0n9l&
BRAN-i2tseJ53c.
FLAXSEED-Higher. cash 81 50.
LEAD-Du no demand, sellers 81 27leC.
BUTFER-EaSy. Creamery Rc&lSc.
EGGS-Steadv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy separator 17&l71Sc,
fine creamery l4@l5c, finest diary, 14Gl5c good dali
~ 9Sl0l3C,
EGGS-i29216c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

To the Southern Kansas Fair 81 Wichita
Sept. - and 30 and Oct /. >. 3 and 1 The
Atchison. Topeka * Santa Fe route viii
place Oh sale excursion tickets al one fare
Tor the round trip 10 De sold from ali stA
tious 80 miles distant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

o I. NICHOL-0N.
G p. and T. Ag't, Topeka. Kan.
". F WHITE. Pass Traffic MznEr.
54tf Chicago, III.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICIAL ROUTE TO BOSTON
The "Great Rock Island" has been
declared the official route
to the
National EnCampment,
Grand 4Fmy of the Republic,
at Boston.

By the Department of Kansas. Special
trains will leave Topeka at 5:25 D. III,
and Kansas City at 7:25 p. m, August
Stn, and run through to Boston with
out change.
This Will be the finest train of the
season, and Will consist Of Free Re
Ginning Chair cars, Pullman Tourist
and Pullman Palace sleeping cars.
Tickets Will be on sale at
One Fare for the Round Trip.
which is only one cent per mile from
Topeka or the Missouri River. good 10
return until August %. and by special
arrangements in Boston can be eX-
tended until September 50. Tickets
Will be on sale August 9th to August
10th, inclusive. The above rate will
be open to all, and ample accomoda-
tionS viii be provided for those who
buy their tickets via the
Chicago. Rock Island l. Pacific R'y.
Kansas is going to capture The Nation
al encampment in 1890. and the peO-
pie OF the state should attend the Bos-
ton Reunion this year in force. For
Of any kind, reservation
of Sleeping, Tourist or Chair Car &C
commodationS, address, the depart
ment commander at Sabetha; ;. r.
Boyd, Asst Genl Ticket and PasSen-
ger Agt., Topeka; or L, J. Anderson.
Genl Agt., Topeka.
JNO, SEBASTIAN,
Gen1 Ticket and Pass. Agent.
+. ST. JOHN.
GenI Manager.
CHICAGO III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

C.Taf-Evgs MIfETAEF arAJEH7 20
- 49, - - go far s 49, a..
49, "a - = = Az@SEz.Is s-s4=as-ssA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following the representative sales OF cattle at
The stock yards today:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
R4ILROAD TIWET1BLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC p. r.
TRAINS.

Depot Second and Wichita streets; ticket Office II
North Main street. f. L. BLECKLEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND x
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
c'Great Rock Island Route.")
In effect on and after July g. 1922
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

w ANTED AGENT--IS ENEET CITY TOE~
w sHl village 81 tse rElteG Ffatsa isHcsc- u
state q hsrsas 20 lake s1t-ri pticrz F-tFszste~s
@. maze aluleg- Ao capital required -aEs -
CoI4ss free Cssl- cgE rlsga@g - 5s
y getting y Cl4sss- Azores TIE Hss4fz Eszs
v .ct4ts- ha--. TX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

-, - 81 -. = 400 -1--- -
az4sr tsas a .sFEsF. A1Sresa agea- fzs.s
fHrf
I,DE TRADE HavT a gouD Ef-I skss
Fst9l or4.fe ~ tfa-.~ p reEas ~.~s+ 49,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
MTsCELLASEOCS

FFT ~ EasfE BARS JULY Dg
4 4 sssr = tsra~ .sa1sr s-srs~f 3 eszaf sase-
- fraz-r aaEE 49, 80 t=ra @ -
5e-F - ed ~ ~ rAssEss. - r4T e4E
~ - DLrz FEEtoutrAL FlL1-a TstE
j JF-aes Ffrar4 Fs-sssssg 49, -s<-T f-r Hss1-
ssF7za ~ zse- 49, prssF.sy -fr ass-~ssa- = -
-.s-a-a 81 srfszf-f l4 sf--leee ssf-r-sssar-
Ts-as si- 49, ~ - .sk=1 saf-G sFesassFf-
Azs-+-sEs - eek 4as5. ~yFA. srFrar--ff- 49,
aa e. Her H-ss - ~ -Eal 4aHfstfH
~ Fazsz 8zaaz = 49, L. ~ aassszr sd
&c. 80 ~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-05-16
MILBANK. S. d. FRIDAY, MAY lG 1890.
lora sang. and the colonel found it hard

Flora sang. and the colonel found it hard
to Dt patient
Tom Quash DID not iell how Nicholas
stamped and s"oro when he read his
fathers letter and declared that Sunrise
plantation was good enough for him:
Tom Quash kept all this to himself, ana
pondeled it in his obtlse brain.
When Miss Elv!ra learned that Niche
las was coming home she locked herself
~.thin her room, took from a secret
drawer the note she had received from
Roxanna White and read 1t Tor the last
time. Then she burned it, and having
accomplished some extra pages Of
Bishop Ken" went down to tea, look
ing al least five years young"r
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-05-16
/ HE BANK OF MlLBANK
NIIBANk SOUTH DAKOTA.

in
nder the abc ttles sincel
j
ngandiern nutng or
hund i.oi
uedotl o q
every in The
gora
Pa ayes o r non denp
N ea Il ties
largest InSHfan 0
ed Il
If
Ii
i ing TO e n
comm eieW1a te
his u her fertile
naire
he urchne = lat tdsomea a,h auc a
we Of fNeuY
Minneap o l!cftd
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

nlssioBers-is Dist, John Harte -.
I'd nnst.. John lledmas.
sd Dist. Vim. Jennings, Chm
tor--John Douglass.
.ter ut ( eeds--C. Is. Martens.
PITY aud Probate Judge hos. l. Bcuck
9urer-J s. Farley.
{iR-H ] Benedict.
X Of Court. L. Lockhsrt
! schools--H. w Pc-vey
|rlct Attorney II. II Owen.
Pner-Dr & 4 Daniels.
nty Sltve. er-W : CroTl.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-05-16
CIRCUIT COURTS.

Il c,rcuit-E. G. Smith, Judge,
pn.
Circui. r. Il. Alkens, Judge.
ION.
Circuit-J. O. Andrews, Judge,
vikings.
Circuit Richard Haney, Judge,
nton.
Gir,uit A. w. Campbell, Judge.
ben
E,rsuit Howard G.. Fuller, Judge
e.
eh Circuit-Jnhn w. Nowlin, } udSe
City.
j Clrcui,-Chas. 81. Thomas. Judge.
kood.
Missioner of immigration r II
srty, Aberdeen.
Examiner-r. Z. Blanchard,
Sell.
in.ry Surgson-n. +. Collins,
Aell.
bad Commissioners J. Rice,
d, Chairman; JOHN II King, Esp'a
la. u. Chase, WA,erto~n, Secretary
Robinson, Waieriown.
{ q. OFFICIALs.
ID States District Judg--A. J Ed
:, n,Mi,chell.
Ia state. District Attorney Nin. Is
ing, Huron.
Pd States Marshal Cyrus J FRYE
hiliun.
byor Genoral-B. II. sullivan, Huron
bd States Senators 6. &. Moody, oi
wood, and X. F. Pettlgrew, OF SiouA
iu Congress-O. >. dif
OF Canton, and J. A. Picker, @
|kton.
STATE LEGISLATURE.
(tor 3lst Distric,-J. s.. Proctor
(lbank.
keseutatiyes: A. L. Partridge, Mil
nk. W. d. Lawrence, Troy.
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1.ITlCAL DIRECTOR \ !.
SrArE OFPICERs.

1b 1br-Arthur G. M.llelto, Pierre.
amt. II. Fletcher, SautS Clara.
" of state A 0 Rungstud, Pierre
ndltor {. Taylor, Pierre.
f-asursr-W +. Smith. Pierre.
atendenl OF Public instruction
Pihkham, Pierre.
1t Superintendent OF Pubic Il
klon-C. loung, Pierre, and
Efre.. Yankton.
ky Gen.ral-Robert Dollard, Scot.
ssion-r ot School aud Public
80. II. Parker, Brnnkings.
81 SUPREME COURT.
Log Judge Supreme oourt-D
(Dn, FIRST District Pierre
y Dis,rlct-A. q. kellan, Cham
h,n.
Dlstr,ot--J. +. Bennett, Clark
y, supreme Cour,-lvan v afood
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1890-05-16
Confined next week J

n bit IHth lleAl WIN
Now subscribers to the HERALD
ADVANCE oan secure the previous num-
bers To the commencement Of this slosy,
rec upon request.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
The Great Danes.

II am sorry to see the new tra7e n
this country ior Great Danes and dogs :.
that class, said Lieutenant Edward q.
PelI AT tue Glruhom Hotel Yesterday.
There arr very few large dogs which
are 81 any lntrlnSlc value "a coMbaui0us
10 then owner. Beyond the Newfound.
land st Bernard and The mastiff
question il there is one These three
types have been 80 thoroughly dones1i-
Gated III the toui-e ii centuries that the
ierocious qualities have rwiudled 10 al
most nothing while the reason int4lli
ornce ana ssffeefion have been developed
.~9-ed by 1heif owner,
Inr new dog. thai have aoine lately
INTO vogue ,lre very different Ia charactef
and disposition. The Great Dau- ~ 4
matter vi fact come, iyom the widest
parts II the Baltic province. ot Russis
aQd Sweden, and not from Denmark
The boal hound and wolf dog ot Ptus-.a
and Austria, and the Siberian snd Rus.
nan hloodhountls have been grown. not %
be household pets, bat To light wild beasts
and equally wild men. a good nattll cl,
"r atfectionate puppy Is iuvariebI, lie
>trnved III those countries - beng worth
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
LAoiE S. COLUMN.
Her BEAUTY Vas NOT SsouEo

pretty story i told Of t1,. late Dr..
tiysse' 1fela,, who dieo recen,lv in
Pans AT the ho.pitai which Le attended
q beautiful sl1i, suffering iron cancer on
the face, "as brought to be operated On
doctor, said the patent, If YOU cut
on my nose shall be ugly all NY lie
"Dohe worry about tha, IL dear. he
replied Il will see shs. i, is all right. !"
The girl was then chlorofolned AID h.d
her nose removed, but before that wss
done cast was made Of the iear.ue snd
false nose in enamel constructed which
Was placed over her face when the band
sses were removed The patient ie-
covered and preserved her beauty auJ
no one except herself ana rhe good DOC
tor Was ever aware Of 1he Fact 6sl;1-
n0ds Ntsse1Csr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
u r AND DOWN.

Te're up today on fortunes hill
And free from every sorrow,
Rlt in the wheel Of good and i'll
Ali may be changed tomorrow
We're up and down as time tiie- on
Now ease, now hardest laboA
No millionaire can safely frowh
Upon his lowly neighbor.
Riches take Hings-tha man OF ealth
May meet with sudden losse:,
While ne whose only store is health
May ride behind his horses
Then DO bot slight the toiling poor
For labor neer disgraces.
And though your fortune seems secure,
Some day you may change places
God help II, alive re poor atsbest-
Dependent on each other
Though crowned with ease or sore distres-at
Weak man j. still mans brothel
Then when on fortunes top we stand,
70 I'll our state attending.
let Us extend a helping hand
TO those about descending
--Frh1tcls $. Smith, an Ne1g Yo.L I,,91.I,,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
leads and the Electric lioht.

A lady '1iis hos sEe wa recent. wait
INK IN a eaffl.4e neal N electric lamp
which had 7ust hce1 lightod while het
lnend vclt u neignbor.ng shop In
the dry road She p-e@euti, saw star and
looa'rg ovc- nc Wheels saw hopping il
a.recnons across ard around foads aim
!ae tor The light She go, out and aimed
ior RI lamp, tno TAer. was a ring OF
lads underneath Il already. waiting for
'iec IA. n moths ana the insects OF nigh,
= a drop ison the lie destroying frame.
ras curious s:ght-those creatures
.ned IT circle, wi,h up,urncd heads,
ing for shc victims % drop into snei,
;.'ns. -Flectrseal R<sl4.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28

On trains 81 and s.. Pullman puT@. Sleep
.rs between tAtianta ard New York. Dan
vile ard Augusta. 0re%nsbcso to Ashs+
VILE ant Mnrrs&se~n, Tenn.
On - and -, Pullman Buffet Sleeper k<-
tween Washington and New Orleans via
Aoosgo1nery. and b~swaen W Arlington ard
Bumic rhan. Ais, Richmof,d and Greens-
buro, Raleigh and Greensbcso. and betvesa
n ashins.o and Pullman Buffet Sleeper b
swesn " Arlington sni Asnevllis and Hot
SPRING.
SOL hAs- JEc. L. IA YLUk,
Trans Aaaas 0eD Paas Agent.
W. 4 TURK;
D's Pax agent,
RAL1iGH. = &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28

" - : a'' A"h, VIA shrh@y sa''
wiz 81 'ne 'cin"ssee
flsei swamp, not iat away followed
file men stealthlly, until >ha came ,.pon
mem rs lhey were II the sctoi lvuch.ny
rtlr. III N instant She III ought tha1 ii
me rope were cut Pete would fall TO the
| GROUND hhihInFed. taking quick, bat
sIedaS aim al The cotton rope cleaning ia
he moonlight, she nred and severed ii
with the shot.
throwing aside the nov u.eIass
Weapon, She rushed IorHatd, .ei7ed one
= 'iie i1Ae thAt had been ''ld down )
IAe men and covered them betoi- they
-ousd feallze tue situstIor
De iust un af mov~~ > e dead man
'lI- cfied, cAcltediy. II reck L veI al1
gwi' hang Pete tcr night. al, ycre
Don't ~hooi Nance they implo1ed
Wes itSt = =hccrin Petr We ne.sr
lowed tcchurt i'm Pete ain hurt none
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
4 Celebrated Remedy tor Burn,

As 'e'e''Fa'ff tefn4n Femedv 20,
bhfh- consists 81 fifteen ounces ~ ;,
pss' "li.e eiu- D,ukeu su5o s,nsn Mac
III two p.u's 81 w.,e, sr3 ,},.,
oec"ins soft then di>>ol,, !, bx ,..
ol water bath, aui adj tNo ounces =,
s!'efine aud ~i1 irsil~ al carbonc ac,a
o"''1aT 'ar heal nnti' thoroughly dis
aoio'eu on eoolius tbs hardens - :.
eiss'i, n2ss covered with !, .h;,;,
Parehnent~lk- sAiu. and NAV no s.a,
Iof any length Il tim, When rc,,;raa
'o' use II = Placed iof a few minute. in
water bath Until s'riicirntls liquid and
appiled by means of i broad brush !.
'o'"' III ao'"' '"o minutes shining,
smooth, flexible .nd nearly transparent
skin.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28

L improved v1r memory 80 La,d
TREND s. Dut>tl ,des,roys th- me nors :,
sou1 inend ~-r|''Y''"..
The oaf,e oisir.e love nevs,t III, .,,,
smooth and il ~oal4 no, ee h.u the fur
il il did Ef5noaA Fr., Pegs
The .nssude,,raf> -l.crr,c i,h,. ,.a.
DAD habit they eaar 10 90 out TOO of
Ten. during business ihours NJ yor.
Nes,,
A. !, n,oi,x<l- ,.o, m
clare Sally ,he nr. bss oons .,3 81
-.sW.jj Cao,os -, :,
J.obx
She-,.Yo,, rall x.nrx,.ta,
writ. bsr ~. ~. ,;,... J,
eeTbs,ks obel.~hs a,oa !.
Wes7 Ssox.
" ''ieot' "na' 10 You
"e''' u All ae-
~ -. ~
buck.ter4,- ,-p1;zaa.1az:, r..
w p''au'ei = oay' mis-
1eooiof-
wy ioi ny
''''S "'ouuu 'nr cor
u' io' t"P'' -.Vctety
''Confound 1t, anyhow said thu
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
AN AEIsToCRATIC DOMESTIC


a handsome brunette OF engaging naE.
hers arrived st Hobokeu from Europe 8
few days ago aud was engaged on the
spot as a domestic Uy well-known phv-
sician OF New York city. She had
scarcely got installed when :. brother
came from Springfield, Mass. ana in
sisted that -he should 90 with hun. She
wanted TO remain but he told her she
was lowering neI dignity and thai OF her
family Thought all work was honor
able III AmeTlcs she said piaintivelv as
she went away. The young woman was
Ellen Jayd. Her father il an atrache cf
the royal household ln Sweden and has
salary OF $40 900 wear. She was IN
willing to be dependent upon him, how
ever and was allowed to cross the ocean
upon the supposition that she would a,
once join her brother, who is foreman Ia
q large florists establishment IN Spring
field. She speaks four langnages. .-Neso
Or1eans Pseay,.at.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
siJally

Additional. tram l.ave~ oxford daily ex
c-pt 81 uday | ! 90 a IN STRIVE al Hend Hson
X IS n returning leave Hen 'erson 10
p II. daily except Sunday arrive al oxford
al IL
No 10 leaving Goid.iy1l . 2op III and Raj
~gh 4 45 y daily. rsksz coBnse ion a.
Durham with No II, vlng a 400 p. m ;.
daily ex rpt Sanday for Oxford. H-Gdsrs1n
and all POINTS IN q. 81 II. . Il G aud r. IL
II roads
Fsssenge3 coacte* run through bet worn
West Point aud Raleigh yln ksyssliis On
No. "A and lu4 and - aud io.3
Sos 81 and S3 connect s, Richmond from
and :. West Point aud Baltimore daily s1-
ceps Sunday
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-28
JAGGS'S WIFE.
~ &. T. HARDY

~ G. K. HARDY
Somebody had stolen i hor.e from
Daniel Jobson. The stable ana horse
"ele built right Under their noses. y to
use an expression Of his wife's-a fact
which gave rise to frequent a1ilnadver.
'Ions on her part respecting The safor-
tunatc choice OF the situation Of this
necessary outbuilding.
She was IN the habit ol attn lbuting to
shcir noxlouo inhuence whatever ills
might befall the lamiiy their state Of
health, or rathc, unhcalth-if the hens
refused to lay, o. if the WATCHDOG ran
about at night instead Of STAYING at home
to guard them from thcyc. By the
same token she once zen attempted 10
account tor the caterpilala which had at
tackled the cotton Now that j. horse
vas stolen i Wa~ because Nj Jobsou
had persisted in having the stable and
horse lot night IN the back ward, where
nobody else uudol the sun would hay.
'hou3ht OF having them. She hoped hc
would learn u lesson, now before he lost
every horse and mule to his name. and
the COW, ana pigs thrown in, not to
mention h4 wife and children.
There had been 4 light ram ii he
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LIFE OF a MnLIoNAiRK 5 DAUGHTER,
Mr. c. F. Huntington finds ii hard to
abide the loss OF his toste, daughter who
recently married Prince Hatz1eldt. The
young lady was deyo1edly attached to the
railroad magnate, anu accompanied hun
very frequently Ill his trips across the
country. He always had private car,
with plenty Of servants 10 make the
tourney careless and delighted 10 have
fresh flowers streWn about and huug Ill
the wall pockets of he rolling parlol
Frequent telegrans w-Ir sen, ahead aud
SO pioIuse ufie the bouquets aud floral
pieces handed ~ che Young lady IN the
depot thai i,okcre- on lnvariDlv took heI
1uI briue She wssza tail slender siIi
IL beauty and carnage enough liks Ms
Lalgtry u provoke comment HeI
clothes were the perfection ot nt AID
leAtusx, and, while travelling, Is many
and quite elaborate toilets We're made
as thoagh she were al home -Ne.s To7.
JFria
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