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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Hacker & Jackson have the best Fort Scot
Red and Trinidad Goals. They sell at wlsoIs
sale aud retail. Give them cali. 9i-tf
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Cloclkal Clockal

Geo. g. Matthews & Co., have just made
arrangements with several clock factories to
handle clocks in large quantities and can
now sell clocks ten per cent. cheaper thnn
any house west Of st. Louis. Parties want
ing clocks will do well to give US call and
we can assily convince them that they can
save money BY buying clocks OF u. Don't
forget the place, Geo. g. Matthews 4 Co.. .
100 Douglas Avenue, Wichita. 33-tf
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Cash Henderson

Win sell = 3e0-acre farm is miles southwest
Of Wichita; 30 acres under cultivation, Tor
81, 100, e900 cash, the balance on six years
time. Bargains Of this kind only to be had
once in lifetime in this valley. To be sold
ct once. Sf-tf
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RACK.

Baird's Combination Stock and Hay Rack
IL an article that every farmer In this valley
should have. 1t IL one Of tho most complcts
Inventions for farm use ever made. 5..tl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Mrs. Campbell, who accompanied ,heJudge
TO Santa Fe last week, will remain there Tor
the summer.
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The CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The ladies Of the Christian Church, under
the name Of the Christian woman's Aid So
cicty, have been faithfully laboring for some
time past to secure funds for the erection Of
= church. Owing to the great number of en-
tcrtainments they have been compelled to
postpone their exhibition from time to time
until the present week. And now We think
they should be most literally patronized. A
free exhibition will open tomorrow, FRIDAY
the sth), ut the Opera House, ut O'Clock In
the afternoon, to be followed in the evening
with select and dramatic readings, recita-
tons, tableaux, music, etc, to be interlardcd
with Strawberries, lee cream. cake. lemonade,
etc. The exhibition in the afternoon will
consist Of all kinds Of plain and fancy work.
For the evening entertainment some Of the
finest talent OF the city will assist. Mrs.
White, the elocutionist, and Miss Mollie Sny-
der, Of Winfield, will both give rccitatiOns.
Then on Saturday afternoon an entertain
ment will be given the children, for which
elaborate preparations have been made. The
little people will be delighted with stage
representations o: the old original another
Goose" "Tom, the Piper's Son." Little
Boy Blue" .'Mary and her Little Lamb"
"DaGy- Down-Dilly," and a score Of other
laughable characters; also the funny panto-
mime Of "The Old Bachelor" The matinee
on Saturday afternoon will commence ut 3
3 O'Clock admission, ten cents tor everybody.
Admission to the fair and entertainment, .
cents. We urge upon our religious people
Of whatever denomination, to be present ut
the Friday evening entertainment and by
their presence encourage the ladies Of the
Christian Church in their selfsacrifcing ef-
forts to build place Of worship. As to the
money spent the entertainment will prove y
full satisfaction.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

ItslHaB-. An Immense stock of I:ises
Gros Grain six. MI IA. fayogise brsnsI.
- per erHt- hwcr Than they csn b.
bought elsewhere.
10000 YARDS OF HAMBURG
ED0IN0 AND INSERTING.
Fire t.snbris Elxfnx, with in.sssinz
to maieh. swi-- Etziag ssd insesfsas
LACE ED0IN0'
TorcsoIs, bseiosBe-, yalsse.4sne.
Ianguedoe. D'Aiensen, Efr.
4 magnificent line III fIe..~ys.
Twe-i;afsoa Kid Gloves f..r q. cert.
Warranted kil Chores. iws bssfon
81 %. Tbre~-lsmifcs. 81 ~.
Only agrnss for TIE Foster hid Glssss.
3 and s 5iooks.
krsif ~ the Loon Mn.iis. n lie. in
'saGiiss Assisoseesxin Ei~ssh ~ Has,
Al trefssiar tfsnsis 81 j.Lbinx prgres.
Camel. Hair assI Lsdses' fs,.i, ss4xsa.
iaxs h ~ shsdes.
4 spk,ssad Line ~ Cassimesss e,f
Mems SOD Bsy's wear.
shssss. CIoaks ~ Clreuiss,.
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Ell PAso, KAxs.. April %. lso

y. n xsrdeek d Bro. Nsekiss, Kaasss.
GENTLEMEN; I have the pleasure 70 an.
nounce 70 you that our new church building
QPresbyterian) to which you 20 kindly con-
tributed one lot, 10 completed, and win b
dedicated on Sunday. Nay ., At II o'clock, ..
m. You and your families are most cordially
invited to attend. Please give publicity
through the EAGLE, and SAY that Ill friend.
Of the cause are invited to be with Us on thai
occasion. Yours, moss respectfully,
h. G. TuckrR,
Chairman Trustees II Psso Prs t.hurrA
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sEDcwIcK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL

SEDGwICK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
Meeting Of the board Of directors At the
Secretary Office Saturday, May 9Th, at
o'clock. A full board is desired ~ business
Of importance IL to be transacted.
w. T. JEwxTT. President.
WI. STEM, Secretay.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

The Wichita Excelsior Mills Flour
in st. Louis.
Our xxx -four passes inspection at the
st. Louis Exchange as = fancy -four, one
grade above what we sell 1t for on this mar
ket, As the following letter shows:
ST.. Louis. March 49, 1890.
J. G. Fraker, Manager Wichits Excelsior
Mills, wichita, Kansas:
Samples Of -four received to-day, and our
-four man took them on Change and reports
the -four well milled, and says your xxx
is fancy -four. You can draw on shipment
As fast ~ made, three-fourtbs yaluc'of same.
Hoping to hear from you often, We are yours
truly,
5l-tf MANSON, BARTHoLOw & Co.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Mr.. S. Mendenhall, of Richmond, INDIANA,
a friend Of M. Bunnell, is paying our place
"a visit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Mr.. o. II. Barris, Of TOnica, Illinois, arriv-
cd here yesterday with view Of purchasing
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For Sale.

A good top buggy, nearly new. Cash, or
city property in trade. r. II. LYNCH.
sit s5f s& sf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Our neighbors at Winfield had quite fire
last Thursday night. A furniture store, two
hotels. one residence and u livery barn were
burned. Capt. stevens building. occupied
BY Lenschen; loss on building, q 900; no In
surance; stock Of furniture, 1850; insured
600. The residence Of c. L. Herter ard
Robert Hudson, losses ESQ and es00; no in
surance. A livery barn belonging to Hack
ney Mcdonald, $500; no insurance. The
Central Hotel, half the building owned BY
Mr.. jenkins, and half by Major & Hertcr,
who were also the occupants. Jenkins loss.
o3.o0o; insurance unknown. Major ( Herter's
loss. &5.oc0; insurance. es.l0o. The LindeIl
Hotel. owned by John Spencer, loss, 5000;
insurance tl.000. J. L. Allen, the occupant
OF the hotel saved most Of his furniture.
Deputy sheriff Finch was caught under the
falling timbers and hurt quite severely. The
cause Of the fire 10 unknown, but we can a.
sure our friends that . Ore, 20 far as . new
and growing town h concerned, in nine ca-
scs out Of ten proves . blessing Ia disguise.
Its hard on the individual who fails TO carry
the proper insurance. but good for the town
In that temporary poor buildings gives way
to permanent ones. II 10 announced even d.
ready that company has been organised "a
build large brick hotel on the site Of tn
! Lindcll.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

1G0 acres OF good land. six miles northeast
Of Muivane. Apply to George A. Woolcock.
Mulvane, Kansas. 5s-st
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To tho Ladies.

Mrs. Winch In prepared to stamp Cruel.
Gruphie, Russia, Roman and silk Embroid-
cry. She also keeps on hand Applique pat
terms by the piece or dozen, and keeps Crew
eli and Tiiosel. Establishment on Mais 81 +,
next to Mr.. Corbeth's. &5ti3
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

f. Knobloch has opened an Ice cream
parlor in connection with his restaurant.
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Strawberry Plants.

have five varieties Of strawberry plants
for sale leave orders at my place or my shop.
CIT H. X. MOsER...
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

The all-wise Father has stored up In wheat
EXCELSIOR MILLS are grinding heavens
next best gift to the farmers Of the HAPPY
VALLEY-wheat-so skilfuliy that these de-
licious qualities are preserved In the -four.
Altf
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SOUTH HAVEN, SUMNER COUNTY,

SOUTH HAVEN, SUMNER COUNTY, |
KANSAS, May 3, 1850.
L'r. Lose, WieAiss, Raasss:
DEAR STR: Your Special Treatment for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints has cured
me Of Dyspepma Of ten years standing, and
feel that it Is my duffy to inform you Of the
same. and hope that you viii publish for the
benefit OF many others suffering with this
dreadful disease. From your patient,
6tf JOHN II. NELSON.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Mr.. r. Burlington, Of kingman, an intelli-
gent aud pleasant gentleman, called yester-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Just received . magniGeen, line Of
Dress Goods I!

Dress Goods!
All Wool Bnniings. The latest Nov
elites in Camei's Hair Goods. Msteliess-
"a. Beiycs, Nohsir.. Amare.. Tsmi.c
and Henrietta Cloths.
CH4HNERESl
Black and IN all the New Shades.
The World renowned Imperial Brsns.
Ladies, buy no other. II never fsdes.
LADIES. RSME.xEER VIXEN ,eu buy S
dress from ne we can Furnish ysa wisl
every conceivable shade. sfsls, PATTERN.
desigs OF quality To trim " prD.issre .
combination, without g-sIdiing around
town for II, which y = crest sdsssfazc.
Great opportunities 20 bay
SUMNER SILKS CHEAP
Splendid Goods 1t Soc, Csc and 7s< !;
worth lie snorc . psrd IN suy other
hoasx. Trimming Silk In plain. sfripesf.
and broeassesi. Drap de Ese, Matches.
Figured Cashmesca, ssd Elsrk sin Tor
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Whittier than Snow.
The Pride Of Wichita-new process -four
OF the EXCELSIOR MILLS. Try it. stiff
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LIST OF LETTERS


REMAINING UNcALLEp FOR AT THE Posi-
OFFICE AT WICHITA.
WICHITA. Nay =, 1850.
LADIES' LIST.
Clemmens.A Lawrenee,G
Dick,B Mckcever,DG
Hovey,N Moore.A
Hsmmond,G Truitr,k
Johns0n.R Wrigbt.E
Kennedy ,JB Wzterbury,F
GENTS LIST.
Ausbum,R Longs
Bundc.J Acklyx,H
Braunon.ME McGrew,P
Browu,v Morea,P
Bopen,JP Ailler,H
Berdie. Alb MArtin,T
Conen,DH Newby,JB
Conway,A O'Riley.J
Colbert, BA Parkcr,w
Caiyiu,W parsons,T
Doeings, Hs Reichard,Cu
Dlmeth,y IF Recn,J
DILL Strong.TYs
Dean.F Steeie.MN
Dexter, HE eteeie,N
DeLong.Es Smith,JA
Davis,G Schmidt
Dxvis.J Singer,P
E1lioet,JF Short,WM
Elliot, EFF Thompson,J
Esuek,W Tayiof,Jw
GordonJ Wright,GN
Gilbert, A. WhitetunJ
Ha1uond.O Whitssell,DA
Johnsoo,H wfe.B
Jerden.A Wiilet,N
Keither,S. Weible, WIZ
kesler,W WALTZ
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Miss Kate Millington has been in the city
for week guest Of the Misses Deming.
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Look Out,

Hacker & Jackson keep the best Osage
shaft coal. 9l-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

DR.. smith is absent at Emporia attending
the State Dental Association.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

In the matter Of free notices and comPli-
mentary tickets TO the editor. or to others
connccted with the EAGLE, We desire TO say
word. While we have always taken great
pains and pleasure in sayinsgood words for
and gratutously advertisingrll charity con-
certs. church sociabies, and Vii classes OF en-
tertsinments that were intended as benefits
to public institutions, il will be understood
that I; has been done in an entcrprising or
charitable spirit, according to the demands
Of each. Complimentary tickets arc re.
ccived In the same manner, and never aspay.
There is no publisher whose paper amounts
10 anything hut would rather pay his way In
oil instances, aud charge fair rate for his
advertising. Leading papers throughout
the country adhere to this rule, and il is the
best and wiscst. 1t costs money TO run pa
per. every issue OF the EAGLE costing consid-
erabiy over an hundred dollars. and space In
its columns IL valuable. Those who con-
slider complimentary ticket in the light OF a
gratuity are informed that this paper 10 no
dead beat, that il pays its bills. and that we
would. in all good feeling, request that they
keep their tickets. We will receive tickets
neither as grasuity nor rs compensation.
but only in the spirit in which the notices
are given--thst is, rs q courtesy. This il
said because OF some evident misun!crstand-
ing touching notices OF and tickets TO the
late library concert.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

sThe mills Of the gods grind slow but cx-
ceeding fine," was an ancient proverb; but
the WICHITA EXCELSIOR MILLS are u
thing OF life, turning out the most beautiful
-four, whittier and nicer than the royal fami-
lies Of the ancient Pharoahs. Solomon or the
Caesars ever had. 5ltf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Capt. Council, Phil. Dieter and Others got
Of for the Rockies this week.
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A Liberal ReWArdl
One span Of ponies on the night Of the 18th.
One bay mare, white face, three white legs,
scar on each side OF neck. One sorrel horse,
white face, three white legs, branded on the
LETT shoulder. Took ropes with them.
WIN. J. WALLACE.
sCt2 Clarion +. o., sedgwick county.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Pond Lilies.
In Majalica, perfectly beautiful, At the Chi
M Hall. 37-tf
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SO you don't forget to call at the Snitzvills
Restaurant. Boarding. and lodging by the
day or week. Mals . cents. No. ~ Doug
las Avenue. Ed. KHOBr.AUCH.
q. ff ftFts Pr,uYSetpr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Sweet Potato Plants.
have great quantity Of yellow Nanseman
sweet potato plants, for sale ct reasonable
prices. Leave orders at W. s. Corbett's or
at my garden. Gilt A. HANSON.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06
OR STOLEN I

Go to Hacker 4 Jackson's for your Bloss
burg blacksmith COAL al-6
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The Oklahoma boom consisting of thirty or
forty men, headed by David L. Payne, it IL
said, made grand entire upon the sacred
soil of the red man several days since. Our
advices do not state whether the noble band
Of pioneers, DeSota like-went with flying
banners to take possession ofthe new domain
or prcfering n less demonstrstive style, they
quietly. yet irresistably moved over in the
darkness OF border night. Sure they have
not returned nor yet have they been sum-
msrily bounced by the ruthless smiling
tary" that anybody has heard Of.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Miss Hart let the city on Monday for her
home in Iowa City.
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Z MoRE ABOUT OUR NAvIGABLE RIVER.


Nixon. not satisfied with the report and
verdict Of the engineer designated by the
government. TO make \ survey OF the Arkan.
sas River, or at least not satisfied that Con-
gress and its members would approve the
practicability Of the scheme, in addition and
accompanying the petitions forwarded by
him. obtained and forwarded the affidayits
Of two men who had made experiments. Mr..
o. +. Kimball, of Oxford, who has lived on
the bank Of the river nine years swcars, that
in 1871 he constructed and for some time
thereafter run ferry boat at that point. The
river at this point is about 800 feet wide and
the channel was even changing and cutting
out deep holes. In 1877, for the purpose Of u
pontoon bridge John Murphy constructed y
jctty about half way across the river, Of hay,
trash and small stone; the result WAS in y
very short time deep channel. with even
smoothly flowing current. cleaning out all
the bars, and for \ long distance. both above
aud below the jeity deep enough for ordina-
~ navigation. The next affidavit is made
by Amos Walton, now editor of tho Arkan-
sas City Democrat, swears that he has had
experience in running ferry boat on the
Arkansas river by steam, rs also experience
In contracting the channel by the same, by
the use Of brush jetty. He threw three
channels into one OF about 200 feet wide.
The channel and jctty are still extant and Ms
good as when examined by McKcowen. He
swears that he run light draught steamer
one trip up to the mouth OF Grouse creek and
one trip down to the kaw Indian agency and
another to IT. Smith and as far back as the IT.
Gibson bridge. lie swears that wherever the
river was confined by distractions. he found
good clear channel and that he agrees with
the report make by the u. $ engineer torps.
Now what have the incredulous to sayt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Chas. Camp, Of Denver, Colorado, who
came to this country two or three months ago
greatly FRUSTRATED with consumption, died on
May Sd, at the home Of VIM. Rozcnsteil, with
whom he had in former years been acquaint-
ed. Mr.. Rozensteii lives ten miles west Of
the city Mr.. Camp has daughter in Den
yer and other relations in Illinois, and was
fifty-seven years old. His funeral sermon
was preached by Rev. J. F. Nessley-ob,
xiv. 10. The services were held At the Attica
school house, and were well attended.
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I
r.: ! -: 49, = : : s. 4
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A Mr.. Coombs, formerly Of Wenona, I'LL
nois. some three year, ago, with his wife and
family Of four boys, established himself on {
farm near Arkansas City. Being victim Of
that dread disease. consumption. ON the I'D.
vice Of a physician he sold out everything
and started last week overland for California
where his wife's sister lives. The family ar.
rived here last Friday, but could 90 no fur.
Their The father died on Monday evening
and was buried Wednesday by the Masons.
II Is sad case. The Oldest son is . young
man of age who was formerly employed on
the Commonwealth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Picnic of German English scaool next Fri
tay, All invited.
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Mr.. Bradt and wife, Of Newton. were in
the city yesterday
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CITY aNDCOUNTl NEWS.
,ouxrY Crxr.AL CoxmrrrE Mrrrrxc.

The east aud west road reaches Augusta
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The school board met on Monday evening
last, the newly elected members were duly
installed after which II. W. Levy was 10
elected to the presidency and C. A. Walker
reelected SECRETARY. No business Of any
particular note was transacted more than
selling the old rookery on Lawrence Avenue
to II. o. Balck, for ei65.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-06

Mr.. Elisha +. Bealc, died at his home south
Of the city after long and painful illness, on
Sunday last. Mr.. Bcale was from Blooming.
ton, Illinois, and had resided in this city for
about two years practicing veterinary sur.
down from complication Of ailments from
which he might have recovered but for the
news OF his sons death who was suddenly
killed on u railroad In Massachusetts, upon
which he was employed. The news shocked
the deceased who grew daily worse until he
died from dropsy Of the bowels.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
Disastrous storms in the West

At L0railc. Iowa. cyclone on FRI
Day night, the 23i inst. destroyed every
thing IN ITS path, which was half a nile
IN width. Seven houses were leveied
TO the ground and number or out
buildings destroyed. Several persons
were seriously injured. Reports OF ) s.
turday nights storm, the goth, show
that 1t extended over the whole North
west, with frequent to-nadoes and like
Phenomena. 1T Farmers Citf, Illinois.
the creeks and sloughs are higher than
ever before known. Fences, culyerts.
bridges, walks. &C.. werc carried off
Charles Strausburg was drowned while
trying to get across creek on horse
back. At kankakce almost an unprec-
cedeuted amount OF water fell. The
river rose five feet, farm lands were
Hooded, and work will be delayed two
weeks. Much of the lately sown grain
will be drowned out. Near Taylorsville.
Ill. the cyclone was terrific. Many
houses were demolished and the inmates
crippled, killed or carried away. Many
are still missing. and many were rend-
cred homeless by The storm, which last
ed from seven l.. Nj. I'LL midnight. Al
ONO Callers house was blown TO atoms.
one OF his children killed outright. and
another carried off and found deal in
the morning. Mrs. r. J. Langley was
killed. John Gessner's skull was rrac-
turcd and he wiil die. \ man named
Watts and his Sife were blown about a
quarter OF a mile locked in each other
arms. They were bafily cut. bruised
and insensiblc. L. W. BrentZ MIR
Elliott. wife AMI two children, the little
daughter OF Il |. Leigh an,l fhos. Hin
were injured. hundreds OF cattle and
hogs were crippled and killed, and fowls
were found dead and stripped Of their
feathers in the line OF the cyclone. Re.
ports of tic damage done are constant
~ being received at Taylorsvile, and
relief measures for the destitute are be
ing taken. Ii seems that the storms OF
last week. in their extent, violence AMI
des;ructiveness, have never been equal,
cd in this part Of the county.