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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17
Modern Socialism.

II is not generally known that the late
John Stuart Mill. perhaps the able.t Of mod
crn writsrs on political and social science.
commenced in the year ls6? a book ON Social
ism. which. il il ha, been completed. would
probably have been recognized a. the great
est Of his works. Manuscript chapters Of the
incomplete work have recently been brought
to light, and are found 50 nearly complete In
themselves, and so ably to discuss questions
now most prominent in the public thought.
that a London Resein. aud also the Library
Kaoa.ia.. Of New York are publishing them.
They are announced to appear in book form
ON April aath. published by the American
Book Exchange. New York. The price, post
paid. in cloth. will he fifty cents. or in paper
twenty live cents. II is a work which all
students Of political and socia! topics. and all
enlightened citizens, will be glad 10 read.
II seems that Lawrence has sequel to the
famous Winner and McNutt tragedy. the
bows who got Il Main street Of this city into
all the illustrated papers Of the country a
few year, ago. A man named IIillman in
sured hi. life in several companies for large
amount and then in company with his wife
and q friend named j. II. Brown. left Law
renee for Wichita and the Southwest. When
between here and Barbour county or near
Medicine Lodge. one morning just after
breakfast Brown. in attempting to take a
shot gun from the wagon, accidentally dis
charged ii killing his friend Elillman. So far,
So good. The '.sad accident was duly com.
mented upon and published in the newspa-
pers. But the insurance companies were moi
satisfied and sent down agents to take up the
body aud identify il before they would pay
over the smount Of the insurance To the dis
consulate widow. The cold corpse when
turned up to the light of day didn't have the
proper kink to its hair. and was too long b.
= span, and had good teeth where il should
have had defective ones. and SO on. SO the re-
ports 60. The body was taken back to Law
renee where Brown and widow had gone.
All last week most interesting trial TO as
certain the facts was had at that place, but
just before the jury got ready its verdict
Brown was missing. The verde, has beer
rendered. but is sealed. There is little doubt
that job has been put up on the insurance
companies. but whether as in the Winner and
McNutt case here in Wichita. absolute muir.
der was committed 10 carry out the deceI-
ton. has not transpired. or If determined
has not been made public. The parties were
in Wichita some time. and the clerks ia this
postoffice say the picture of the dead man
looks nothing like Hillman.
q. W. Steenrod. Of Scdgwick county. cali
ed at this Office yesterday. Mr.. Steenrod l. :
member Of the Board Of Commissioners o.
Sedgwick county. and is staunch Republic
can Of the kind that followed Sherman to the
sea. and suffered many Of the fortunes Of
prisons formerly owned By the c. 8. A. who
were at that time sighting TO preserve The
Union. tNa,so~aNrfsk.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Miss Phoebe Couzins was advertised to lee
ture last "Wednesday night: her subject.
Woman Without a Country" When the
hour arrived for the lecture the hall present.
ed the appearance of a woman without All
auJ.u.c
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

For Sale-Eight bibles, sixteen song books.
and other Sunday school library books. Any
one desiring to purchase such books will do
well to look at these, as they will be sold at a
bargain. Inquire ut this Office. 3-ff
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Councilman Thomas thought that three po-
icemen with the Marshal and two Constables
was sufficient TO guard the city, and made a
motion at the last meeting Of the Council
that only three be appointed for the present.
which passed. Economy is wealth gentlemen.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

and low prices win tell. LIT
One thing sure; 6. Myre- { Fro. have .
better Assortment and better Quality q
Goods than any other house in the city. lit
Don't fail to see those Handsome six.
that Geo. Myers 4 Fro. are selling al iifly
cents per yard. lit
Cliassd's Fsb.i;ses Palatsiis. Psvsrfsl. An.
tipssisais and Tsais.
! Natures remesls for Fever and agne. Ne..
er known to fail in single ease. This pop
ula- remedy differs from ali other A.ue
Cures. in beirg free from all poisonous e:
| fects on The system: it eaters iaio the rireu.
lation and destroys all malarions poison, and
thus araslicates the disease without proslis--
| ing any Of thoee distressing after--en.aiion~.
such as fullnes- and pain inthe head. ringing
in the ears and partial deafness. Try ii once
and You win never be without it.
&c. RIcHARDsOS, Prop'r, st. Louis.
For sale by J. r. ALLEN. IA
The following tracts Of land are offered for
slac At bargain. The list includes both inn
proved and unimprOved farms. Long time
will be given on part purchase money, If de-
sired:
Southeast quarter section -, township 81.
range l. east.
West half section !, township ., range /,
east.
Southeast quarter section 5, township g,
range 1, west.
Northeast quarter section :, township .,
range 1. west.
Northeast quarter section 4. township -,
range 1, west.
Northeast quarter section Il, township g,
range 2, west.
Northwest quarter section -, township q.
range 5, west.
Northwest quarter section .. township e,
range 4, west.
Northeast quarter section %. township .,
range 4, west.
range 4. west.
Southwest quarter section 3, township -,
range 4, west.
Northwest quarter section 10, township %.
range 4, west,
East half southeast quarter section 4, town.
ship %, range 4, west.
East half northeast quarter section .. town
ship %. west.
ApplytO N. W. LEVY.
52-l3t Wichita Bank.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce in your pa
per that the Wichita Turn-Verein wants to
sell their property on cornOr Of Second and
Market streets, and tive lots in English's adj
dition, for cash. 45-tf
White Oil.
The finest oil sold in the West at J.E. Cald-
wells. AZ
One Car Lead
OF wall paper at Herrington's book store.
49-tf
$50 Test.
Next to Headlight oil. Non-explosive. The
only oil that should be used in the family-at
j. Il. C.'s China Hall. ~
Already trimmed wall paper and border a
Herrington's book store i9-tf
Sample lot brackets, stands jewelry, silver
ware, etc.. ut Ferrell's. Aft
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

The Cash Sy stem has proven great sue
cess with Geo. Myers s Bro. Choice goods
and low prices win tell. Lift
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

The sth of this month being the day set for
receiving bids for the construction Of a bridge
across the Minnesota. in Viola township. four
competitors were present. Messrs. Reese a
sawyer put in the lowest bid, being fl.9S'.
The Town Board let a conditional contract
TO the above firm. The condition is provided
the County Board will grant the petition
which is 10 he presented TO the board At the
present session.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17
CARRIAGE SHOP.
County Surveyors Notice.

All persons wishing surveying done will
please send In written orders, stating the sec-
ton. township, range and quarter. Also state
whether the parties living 10 the ZANE see
ton or sections want their land surveyed. u
they 90, have them sign the order. II they
do not, give their names that may send them
due notice when the work will be Gone.
r. L. NIXON.
SIT County Surveyor. Lock Box ..
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Mr.. EDITOR:-Please announce in your pa
per that the Wichita Turn-Ve rein wants to
Market streets, and tive lots in English's adj
dition, for cash. 45-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Al. Packer sold a calf last Saturday. not
quite year old. for sixty dollars. The call
weighed $40 pounds. This t. strong evidence
in favor Of raising tine stock. Al. says il did
not cost him any thing worth mentioning 10
raise the animal.
The Wichita Guards have secured q room
in Occidental Block for armory and drill
room. The company is nearly full. Charlie
Smythc was appointed orderly sergeant at
their last meeting. The regular meeting for
drill is every Monday evening.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Especial attention is called to the ad,er-
tiscmcn, in this issue Of Messrs. Biting
BROTHERS, Of the keystone Clothing House.
They are now permanently established in
their new house corner Of Douglas Avenue
and Market street. Feeling somewhat nat.
tered with their success in the past year, they
determined At the outset Of 1879 to bring to
wichita q stock Of mems, YOUTHS aud Gull
(lren's MERCK andise Of which older aud larger
cities need not be ashamed. Trey are to.dsyy
nresensing TO their customers one Of the
most complete stocks Of ycsdy-msde clothing
eyer offered in this city.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17
Wall Paper! Wall Paper l
Black Diamond Coal.

\ fine selection Of wall paper received a
Reimer's Book Store. 49-2m
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

AT the annual meeting Of the Scdgwick
County Agricultural Society, at Eagle Hall.
April s,h. the following officers were elected:
President. W. +. Jewett: Vice President.
Horace Carpenter: Treasurer. NJ. W. Levy
Secretary. W. T.. Stem: Directors. J. IL.
payner. Vim. Greiffcnstein, \. 4. English,
m. Piatt. L. :. Eichholtz, NJ. Myers, Vim.
Natthewson, J. II. Thurman.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

A cali signed by S. f. JOcelyn chairman
and ". 5. White. secretary, has been issued
for grand or monster railroad meeting in
this city on the 18th, in which the entire peO-
pie Of the county are invited TO participate.
II is next Saturday week and will be the
county.
Scott Corbett returned home from Kansas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Those who contemplate building should
examine the fire-prOof chimneys made by Du
Bots & Hills, on Douglas Avenue, opposite
A. J. Cooks agricultural depot. They also
keep cement. plaster. lime and hair.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Is complete until its walls are covered
with handsome paper. Harrington has the
paper already trimmed. 49-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Five hundred more buildings will be in de-
mand in Wichita inside ofthe next six months
One hundred would rent to a good advan-
tage now.
Richardson's delivery wagon is very much
like his store-a regular city AFFAIR." model
retail establishment. If you have never been
in Richardson's, 90 and see If what We say is
moi fr1ae
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Iycn want Ladies'. Misses. or Chfitirvn's
hesc don't fail 90 90 to Ges. Myers 4 nrr.'s
for theE. isf.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

DR. Nnssy can b so,snd 81 sli henri. ssy -
night. al Ba,'es's Livery sssble. - Asrtss
street, ready and prepared 10 practice vsessa.
nary surgery. NJ charges are ssssesablp.
5Su In. a. Mcav.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

terrain church Of this city and Rev. J. r. Har-
sen, its pastor. were dissolved by the Presby-
terry AZ Winfield last week. in conformity
with formal request made by the latter. Mr..
Harsen informs II. that his present desire is
to go East. lie would like TO rest for year
from pastoral and pulpit labor and devote the
time to his theological and literary studies.
To do this he will be compelled TO sell his
property here. consisting "f a tract Of land
| east Of town. His present home is owned by
the church. Many people here will part with
Mr.. II. in real regret, but the step taken has
been. however sorrowful, Il conscientious
one. The first sermon we listened 10 in
Wichita was preached by him seven years
| ago last February. in the little church that
stood out near the banks Of the river On
Second etrcet. Ever since that time our rela-
tions and intercourse with him have been II
the most pleasant character. Genial and kind
hearted as a pastor, careful for the feelings
aud con, lotions Of Others. moderate aud char
liable towards his enemies. he has always not
only merited but commanded the respect Of
everybody of all sccts, denominations and
beliefs. Whatever he may have lacked If
fire. intensity. or that vehemenee which con-
sumes or strikes only for the sake Of personal
qualification the applause Of the restless or
the flooring of an enemy, was fully compen-
ss.ed for by his admirable consistency and
his adhesion 10 those principles which adorn-
ed the life Of the Master. Wherever hi. lot
may he east his name will not be forgotten.
for lac leaves behind him monument .'snd
his works do follow him." Even those who
have been anxious to be .-oss with the old
( love and on with the new can only regard
such as Mr.. Har>en has proved with kindness
and respect. and no less to his accomplished.
afectionaic and faithful wife, who with him,
has participated in all the triumphs aud with
him suffered Of all the so1r0ws and di&ap-
poiutmerts incident pot only 70 our ever
| changing frontier town but to Me everywhere.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17
ShcrTaSa

pistrlcs onari, isih Jns,,elai pt.,rist, s..ts~sA
tsaliy kansas
firhty krxas,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17
White Oil.

W1l6o Vl.
The finest oil sold in the West at J.E. Cald-
wells. AZ
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

rhe largest stock Of silks. cassimrrcs and
psess Goods OF all kinds win be found n
Geo. Myers & Bros. l.tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

While my stock Of walt paper is complet.
and get the first choice. HERRINGTON
4atf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

For Sale.
\ good span Of horses, buggy and harncs,
or will trade them for house and lot i'm tn
city. Inquire Of DIR. J. II. Russell over Fan
mers and Merchants Bank. Sit
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17
$50 Test.

Next to Headlight oil. Non-explosiye. The
only oil that should be used in the family-at
j. Il. C.'s China Hall. ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Car load Of Cider and White Wine Vinegar
at Dunscomb's. Warranted 10 grains. vii
be sold to the trade at ear rates. 3-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-04-17

Rev. J. +. Harsen offers for sale, at reduced
prices, his furniture and household goods.
lie il also DESTROYS to dispose Of a fine mare.
her ,wo-ycar old colt. buggy and harness.
Those desiring 10 purchase are invited to call
at his residence. on Topeka avenue. between
First aud Second streets.
, 1879-04-03

An item comes from Nalla WaIIa
which the dulbing ThonraScs If the East
should read. Il iarm Of two hudrcd aql
forty acres, six mite, from the city linIltS.
was sold. last week, Tor Sl2 600, tie whsle
tract, good, bad and Indifferent, goiIg ar
fifty dollars an aer,.. .eEEs ...
, 1879-04-03

ONE rauchmau on FidaIgo Island has ~
thousand chickens on Misplace. This does
not 90 very far towards verifying the sage
prediction, made lew years ago that 'Ie
chicken crop in Washington Territory
"was Il failure and would s,,oll nm it-eH
ont
, 1879-04-03

JUSTICE Al LAsr. Major Halter We
are Informed. has received \ Telegram
from Washington. stating that tnr plr''-
dent has appointed a day for his MA
The Major will accordingly lie on hapd,
and to this end viii le!tyt in "A i,w days
for the Capital.
, 1879-04-03

iHk fishermen Of the Columbia river
ua'e organized and raised fund to resist
'ne late laws passed by this Territory and
oegon' The laws will result III good far
VIC fishermen. camerymcu and every in
VrtSt cohiHctcCl with the business, and
O"ly those who desire 10 initiate the en-
Vt" p'e OF the one who killed the goose that
"u 'e'goidrn egg will attempt TO violate
ueir provisions,.-"Cuurier.'
, 1879-04-03

The tugs TACOMA, and GoIiah, have ell
gagged in spirited opposition III the tow
Ing business. The latest report Is that
Tue captain Of the Tacoma recently lowed
aVessel ont 10 sca aud not only did not
clarge anything for the service. Lut gave
Tue lowed ship hat for the privilege OF
doing the work.
, 1879-04-03

'RAIN RAISING Gitizcn Of Snoho-
"''''' Informs lis that the farmers of Sno-
'o"'Sl' and Whatcom are turning their
''e"uoh more TO the raising Of grain
WY" year Where two yaars ago only
"W hnndre bushels Of wheat were
"'el several thousand bushels were
%"tu .' last year, and this year the amount
tn', N" Vt increased to forty or fifty Thousand
,', as'e'S' The yield on the ,lyked lands is
a. W" -" range from SOTO go bush. per acre.
u '"e 0plands from 25 to 40, and on the,
H., to''lN' from 35 to 30 bushels. The pra,
tr, falI sowing wheat Is growing in
IN oc"'S iCund To result better, both
S,., gu" to yield and quality than the
'"s Sown. besides the economy of time.
, 1879-04-03

THE 26lI inst, will be tue Sixtieth ar-
niycr'ary OF die Introduction Of -O,t
Fellowship in America. Grand MaNcr
Swan has authorized the several lodges
to wear their regaia IN public IN the eeIe-
Oration of the day. and thry arr allowed
10 have their celebration OH the 25Ih, 26th
or 9th. ..-y .r..... ..r.
, 1879-04-03

A PROJECT is on !ooT "a arrange Il mpn-
s,,,excur.iou irom Wn-hrgl"l TO san
Francisco, about the first ct Ar'-n-t ntNi.
IN meet General Grant on hi return from
the Orient.
, 1879-04-03

r,nGr l.reeuc has called u special term
If Court tor snnlomoh County to r""-
y-ue at the county seat "i SatH rou"Iy on
,hp 22d day Of April, 1879. .....W
, 1879-04-03

If the IS T. Gail" may be believed.
SiloIomi.h county is to have "A large IN
crease ol lis popuaiion by the advent OF II
colony from Kentucky Numbering some
700 or 500 persons. Some of the coonlsts
have already come and the main body are
expected to follow in July. r-.'
, 1879-04-03

,r Is reported tlmt Col. samuel A.
plok wi resign lir poSit,o" "- SHperln-
.,1.ut Of the \. Z, K. t., Oh or about
NAV 20th.
, 1879-04-03

rur chief OF the Signal service at
w..hmston gives are encouraging h'n-
nations that signal office wi soon h'
,,,,h,ishpd 1T Seattle on Pou Townsend.
, 1879-04-03
p pICEr SOUND ARGUS.
Loc2! and News Items.

urssps. squire q Keller have cstab'
.,.1 the business of stcrcoIypiog at
portland. oregon.
, 1879-04-03

STEAMERS rnhing between Olympia
.nl Seattle are said to he ding lively
,n,in4ss. most Of which j. due toth log
rinp interest. ...... .....F.
, 1879-04-03

ppor. Davidson, chief of the Pacific
r.a.;,u ol ,ne United States coast survey,
.i,i,uIcs the pcrihcIion pcstilence ~ cory
, 1879-04-03

A HERD of two ttou.aud five 'pnnh"I
bn.aIo, having bcen drjvcn away f'"o'
,hcir grazing fields BY me hdlns' al
tempted to cross the Missouri river "n the
ire a few days ago. and we're al drowned
, 1879-04-03

...a. .CliAS. I. ia IL liEl " . -
Treasurer jefferson county, W. L.
Port roNllselil. March ., 1879.
Name Description Total ia
Newton &.keyueS. hot l-blk 40 P't .
q Townsend. Personal property
500: total tax............. -. ~
II. NJ. Porter. sw lr SIC II Up %
RI W $50 acres nw qr see l+tp 20
RI W 100 acres. srrlr sec 10 tp2
RI " 100 acres; So a. of ne ar
sec 9 IT, q + ! " 10 acres: hf OF
nr or Src rp2I w 80 acres
nw ar SEC 20 Up y + W 100
acres. Total tax. ...... %
ThoS. Pierce sw qr of ,r Qr sec 10
tp % r2w 40 arN's: " hi of sw
ar 4rc Ii tp - ~ w 20 OacrcS; NV
ar OF sw or sec l6tp 25,r3w 40
acres; ne lr scc 30 tp y35 2
$50 acres; prrSomsI property
1865; total taxes. 80. ,.......... 81
W. II. Ncwtou. " H ot Ross er
claim sec 30 tp II RI " $50 acres
personal properly, Sl5o; total
tax. =. -. ....r..... ~
il ! j ,rr,... ,nt,,l tnX IS
N n%rr. n,r, M sw nr of "a
Or sec 4 tp 80 W. acres; roral
Jas. Donpvla. If OF sw qr SEC
~ - ~ ~ % ~ - 50 ,rrr..
l',aI y. rv ~ -'..r,, ssso. tnu,
o. '''"'' P"rN' = S'''' ~ IN :
~ 'iI',,'''',''',,,, 80, ~ ,,n go. .,.,.
% 20 - on - - ~ ln m.r,,. n. ,r -,
. -, -, 90 o, on , / "a, In ,,,,,,s.
~ .yN 81 - Nv ,,' % -
~ 49, AZ n,r,s. ,n%,l t,y r. &c
LIVE, ,"'m ',.n ,,'','. ,',,. - W ,rI ~
5c " ,vC - ,Go GN' ',.Y. -. tHnt,, ~ NJ ,,w :" - u
- y y iIo",r = /" ~ ,,,. n w. ~. nt ' 80 ~ .s,a y
- ~ ~ ,'aHi,, '.A9 o,ro.. s.a Lar at h~5
~, 90 ~ ", ~ Sn ". nI -. ~ " p,.rn,
-" W ., ~ - ~ oV nr s,. = ~ ~,
"n W '" ~ IN y n,,',. w ~ ,Ii,,i ", ,av ~ a
"o = r,n, W ", ',.,, -. .,,' nr se,' q ,m,ji
'".r"v, ~ n"' ~ W. ''P -. - q
,,.' n % U;''I,a,.I'.o,' II' '"'' If ", ,w.
Chns ~ :, N,c,llF','"a, Ss y, W. IL. W ~ :" Hf
ot 60 nr src o m 2S = W so
acres: total INK "a
Henry ReaSt. . M of me ur see 10
m i9rl " so acres: personal
nroDelty 5000: total tax. II j
r. p. Raynold.. in ne urof NV ar
SGD u 3rlw and Iors II il
13arl Ia Kcuny'. addu 10 Port
Townsend; total fax ....p 8 2
John SCOT. ht of 50 ar sec IL ID.
- / l w so acres; n hf of nc ar
SEC Is tp ~ r W so acreS; total
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jas. Simms. e hi Of ne hi Of nrlr
sec 5 tp 30 ! " 40 acres; tot,ll a !.
tuX..... mon. ......,... ...... 81
John Sheridan, lots 3 O Z IL : sec
tp 29rle $50 II acres; per-
sonaI property $40; total tax. 10 q
Tho, savage nwqr Of sc or Sc II
Is Up 27'r l W 40 acres; Sw qr of
he ar sec Is tp % T. W 40 acrrs;
hi of NV qr Seu Il tp ~
80 acres; NV ar of sw or sec lStp
21r W 40 acres; lot sec Is tp
~ r | W 80 acres; lot 2 81 acres;
total tax. II
An1rew J,coh.on. n hf of mo nr
see ~ IN 29rI " SO acrrs: per.
sonhl pToDerty 5000; tnrrl lax. 0 3
i. X Kennedy, lot sec Is tp -
In J5 anrps: NV u,soi NV ur ,rc
On, % rance | q 40 ures. hf
of mo- or se,. IL IN 2D rnnye "
50 acre.. ms nv of 50 mr. seq 13
IN % ranvp i west 40 ,lrres. NV
,'r ~ Ga ~. so. "a tn 20 rn,r.
.n = y n n
, 1879-04-03
Publi @ Auction

70 thr highest bid,'er. Mt the Court house
door in Port Townsend, Jefferson county,
W. r., on ..'.
, 1879-04-03
Monday the eth day Of April, 1879

Between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and 4 I. NJ. Ut said day. the following de-
linquelt lands. anlr-S the taxes. accruing
Interest and co,tsare pa,d before said DAY.
, 1879-04-03
SALE OF LANDS
-: FOR -
Delinquent Taxes.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the undersigned, Treasurer of
Jefferson county, W. T., will offer for sale
at
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The Man
Who Spends Money

For advertising in newspapers in these hard times,
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Choice Thoughts.

To rule ones spirit, is the first step un-
der God toward ruling ones destiny.
He censures God who quarrels with the
imperfection of men-Bm'ke.
By these things examine yourself. By
by whose rule ami acting ;whosestrength ;
in whose name; in what spirit; to what
end; for whose glory?
L has been beautifully said, that ''the
veil which covers the future is woven by
the hand of mercy" Seek not to raise
that veil, lest the prospect that hope now
clothes in light, might be clouded by the
darkness Of unwelcome certainty.
The man who succeed without the aid
of education are the exceptions. Com
mon men need all the help that education
can give, to put themselves on level I.
and even Of the exceptional men it may
be said that they would have succeeded
still better with the advantages of educa-
tion.- NotSonolBaptist.
Prayer is intended to increase the de
Yotlon of the individual, but if the indi-
vidual himself prays he requires no
formula; he pours himself forth much
more naturally in self.chosen and con-
nected thoughts before God and scarcely
requires words at all. Real inward de-
votion knows no prayer but that arising
from the depths Of its own feeling.-W.
V0n Humboldt.