The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07

one stone by getting lunch and shave
a the same time. And then the new bar
Der. Everyone will want 10 Try him. HUI
man nature is always looking for some
thing new. and there is nothing like a
new barber. He never seems to grow old
in the business. The long felt want has
at last been supplied.
There was considerable CONSERVATION In
the public library yesterday. a little in
nocent dog had been kicked out the day
before by one OF the ianitors. and the
latter is to be sued for damages Several
Of the ladies' i'm the library have been
suhpoened as witnesses, and as they eN-
pressed IT, are scared to death" one or
two subpoened did not even know thst a
dog had invaded the sacred domain where
So much knowledge is stored. These ladies'
thought they themselves were arrested and
wept bitterly. Each one solemnly declared
yesterday that she had not seen dog
since the library had been moved. one
little stray yellow dog which trotted
smilnSly in Yesterday afternoon was care
fully picked up by q ianitor. smoothed and
petted and carried out as tenderiy as If Il
were a baby. Then Il was taken around
the corner and given n bone SO that il
could not possibly complain Of its treat
ment Each lady turned her back and
shut her eyes while the dog was being re-
moved. lost she should he witness 10
the affair. Hereafter there will be special
hours for dogs at the library.
There is a popular Young society lady u
the city who has most swagSer gown.
She WAS one Of the guests at the German
given at the Propylaeum THURSDAY night-
The young lady had in mind another dress
for the party named and was 10 have worn
il, but friends persuaded ner 10 wear the
one first alluded 70. She promised 70 do
SO. but when she arrived home about
O'Clock she had forgotten The fact that
the stockings that matched the fetching
dress were soiled She was rot damted
by this. however. and =anz ont in loud
voice. MY pink stockings viii have To he
washed" This remark was addressed 10
one of her sisters.
The young woman was not aware that
her remark was overheard 10y the demure
Piclling's man who was seated in the par
Tor in conversation with tho young isays
sister. but he noted the fact not audible
hut with the satisfaction that AT least one
Young lady who was going to that party
recognized the adage that 'Clsanlia@zs -
next to Goodness"
There came near being a divorce in =
North Side family the other day. Tho hus-
band is the possessor OF some puppies y
which he is very proud, and the wife
merely toerates them. The other morning
the washing was hung out on the line and
one Of the pups took it into his head 10
take down the clothes. He tackled 2 brand
new sheet first. jumped AZ n, caught his
sharp teeth in il and tore IL straight across
trying to get his teeth loose. Then he
took a tablecloth. a few handkerchiefs and
had picnic trying to tear them into car
pet rags. Just about this time he was dis
covered and the lady was furious She has
ha1t!ly spoken TO the owner Of the dog Vet.
though he is her husband, and he is try
ing TO pacify her as best he can.
DIR. L. r. Page tells this story on his
friend Judge Rose Of the supreme court
Of Kentucky. who spent last week with
him. The judge was very devoted 10 a
young lady and finally got to calling upon
her every night i'm the week and staying
until midnight. At last the young lady's
father got tired OF this state Of affairs
and expressed himself thusly TO HIS fair
daughter.
Now. see here. Mary. J think your Rose
is getting TO be a notwithstanding cereus."
Mr.. Rose heard il and took the hint