davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

They attempted 10 hang Negro for
murder the other day in Washington
City. The machinery of the drop was
so heavy that it jerked his head clean
Of. But il killed him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

~ s.ard a.d
- Al - eoaclGtlsn Of the Iee-
~ ~ s1lan arose and gave brief
apeouus ~ - work o. Tie State Con
veetjoa e With he was . member, and
ihfroduced de Niocs Anderson Who
sang diviDsly.
ny netien = ttica Literary Associa-
tiou then sdjcufnsd to meet again next
October. Yours respectfully,
ONE or THE Macs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Sherifrs Sale.
District Court 18th JadiciaI District, sedg-
wick County. knasns.
a u I'u!iiun. pisinii1,
Reuben c Lane sa- an Ian. w &. woodmar 4
son. Bsthuel n " i.oa aud Mary A Iass. de
fcndspts.
By sir;ae Of m order ~ sale Issued out ~ the
i,r-ifict stiri Of the 18th Judicial btetftsf eit-
tiag In slsi FIR esigaick tssssnIy kan-a@, where
In A. u Slitipa l. tisisriI aud tethea q sns,
suesn Lac. W Nead.Esa 4 on. tIstbssi Il
ii-on sud Marcy 4. Iass srs defendants,
VIII,
sefaaas. s4s tya day 81 Mag. fsso,
al o'sioek. p. in at the courthouse door, hsins
at the Jrpbt ~ the buii.i,g kaawu ~ tsgte bi,sk
o. Dosisia- ayssls Ia the city ~ " iesitta ksa-
oder Ter .aif at public auction, 10 the hirh.
e., tisisser Tor en- y III hs A. all the right tits
spd Interest u the defeudsf,ts, Heubtn 4 Ia o.
sussb AHe, W e. We-sitaag a sos. Hsthiiei
lissIs ss.! Nancy La Il. and ~ ths f,iIsw Ing
described real prIysfty sitastel h. the evusfy u
seig tck. .tete ~ ksnf A., ~ Wit
III. northeast quarter Of seetiss six T.. iowa
tssDfy-siS ssy.;h 20 "a ~ tsa es,t
sail real property l. lev led ulf, the prrtsyty
Of defendants. ksuheas q sss. ~asan LAS, w
u IS os"tfnas a son. aeshrsi ~ ilsos Ard
Nancy \ Lac. and VIII 10 sold u safi.fy sai.i
order - sale
sheriff. once. Nsrsh -. iss,.
u.k WATT. shsrin.
.iass a bastoa. piktsild's stsorDsys i-at
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

The supervising architect at Wash
ington has accepted the Cowlcy county
stone to be used in the government
building at Topeka II is very line.
handsome stone.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
THE VALLEY EDITORS.

The editors Of the Arkansas Valley
snset uexs Saturday Ia Winfield. The
matters 70 be discussed are Journalism,
. paper mill in the valley, newspaper
Aoak-keepisg, an6 future agricultural
ocooibilitiuD o( thieaU0u1gx sS<ss 49,.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Dnssrpssss rms tsruss<a.
Cssffa ~ tsDtas Asrstss.
Ssr<A - 80
.ssies prssvsess>. ts<issx>ss fs.S.--sts fas
-sss sssi~ Ass s>e1 H. sAs s4ss.szfs.sss1Ss
4 iasssss sznsf-, = s-siszStse, ~ = stil - 70
'stses ssffs ~ s'-issxs ~ y s~sfss Atsss
sss. ts@ ssr saets has6 81 ne t<,s q sssss~e
sfts- rssses TIE fsssy~ - es,ssuef u tsr yssss
30 sr31@f- ss1 asssis ,ty
ssyssss s-a :s:,ss-< ssss. y ~n
sisss, tsssssarA Ne -. w,e&itA ss'sr . = S~ ~
ys~es~ aeerry. - ~
/sz~ss sxSsrF, t4ssl...t....,.s1 - -
~ ssa sss aess<f. T. - ~
hes sfss<s s.s s-ars4.-.f - ~
syskss~4 fsss fssxs fs.sis<ss Ia ~
psess>@e4s ssif - r~s~5ss1 fss sss<Aer1 f>ssz.
shssytse - tha~ssv sszsss. - tDs e~sf ~ v~s<&
sssset s~tfses az1 t~s es.stss sx>i<s as<s sst<t
sfsls 80 ryss 81 ~Ase ne tissa t>sf>>~sa d -
fnys.sks-5 rsE ~ lstssss~1 ~ Fafs sxen<fss sks
'tssis s<sss - ~ srezss ssHs<s Ses se4s ~
AS rear 81 sssz- saz - - s~~esstszs><r ay .
ssssfe~-a sA<-l sssrs ssss< sssSs-s8tsfs< tss-
sfs< $50 .s@~y - - sssrssy n ,ssAs
Azs3ss, ~ 81 sssss sss g. g<f s<as<sr ~ -
ssse< ~ sbe ssfst~ fsns~sss g. - sass t~s stzrb
st~sA 1$sl - fssf~{tr4 D. th< s.ss~~rsas.t fs go
~ hs5ssf fs-Ssrass s~ss5 ,sst4 rsf~ss -
SsssoSsly sst<s fsts essfsotf ass4 fssss-s . s.~d
SD <s&<4-st s-ssd sfk<sstss = - ra-ss -
80 as1s~s fAs nskf 5 rs-srss1 " ys5s<- al s>s
e s%f ssys - s.5 ~ n aee<ses b. ~ s<u la
fsss-tz ~ ~ Svssf~etf
. 3 fRswnuBSH.
vs. s@nsuAt&sesr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
Sheriff. ALL.

ps.s-5et css-f. fhsvts~stA gsdssisi bsssrs<s
-~ssx~ t<k essAf4
ssspg - ssx gassSugs
Esesnas Hsss..s & EFssess y Fssses ssssssS
h isssss. SssAsasssf y Psihzss. sssys sfs .,
PBsss-<. tsssesas . FsifissF
u, safsss - y ess-ef - ssts sssss6 aof a -
0ssfsses - sisr sssrss - Jsaasss Dsstssss
.5fsieg Is AID ~ ~s<izrssk sss@fy ksa<s.
sAev4ss s.-9ax NssS j. FAs4sssg ss@ Bssss<ss
sis~s5s as Ex~5ss Fsss8,ss. s~~s<xs D.
kss1xs ssa &s-tsiss tssssss. Ssssssss =
ss~ss-s. r. <z4s a g-szsss asfszfsas., 4 ~s.s. -
s@szs1ss. rae .fss 49, - &eg. a b s@&
81 etetspk- sn- a. he ssf1 s-zzze st>1s setxx
sss stss - fss s>~issssx Ans~ss - see E<ark
90 ssssss ss 10 4ss~ szss - = s<ssta Hss-
- eSes ~ Asss ~ fszsst sssfss, ~ he ssxt.
&c: bs ss&r ~ n : 10 ksas si3 toe yaxAs sfss
ssz@ ss@-<-sss = So 6ssess&ssss t1ssess na~<<s
. 4 sssxss shssps s@ss~Ss 2 Iss>sss ss-s
ssssssss& y fslss<s ssrts~rs ~ FA~sfs. s>ssxs
tssfexf - ses - "a fts>s 5e1 1~sisik<ss ssAz
ysss~rsss .4fss.@8 H. I've ee@@ay Of ~ezgSkss
seass ~ $3.50. 81 rig
fks kxss - rSs .ss1Asexs z-zsvt<< 81 ssessa1
;ssgsy. "a ss~e@Ssg sssssf ~ssss, rs~ss f~ss
aext
~a1a reaa s~srsrss 10 tsssxd z,sss ~ ~ Fssssv-
e. NJ Assfs q ST. skssrsr ssas-ss asa Ekszs y
FEt<s~ ts>s<~ y = ss@f@s 49, &ssbses<f $
fatfs<r tasss<ss Fh<ssss, sssSgs Ssazsss.
as3 ~ hs -.zs3 ~ ssss-fs sssf STssf a 49,
sA<ss< @xxs. ~isssss Na~s< ssszs -. ssss
Wait sG~ssa
sss = 1890. tsAsstg ssssssvs ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
Nouca


Wichita. Kansas. March -. issD
Notice Il hereby give .pass0sat % t5struetises
from the tonnisst.aev ~ tssssrsi iasd eiars
embraced In letter 1T - January ttss. strS.
tina; We will prassed ~ sht. ethes On
.kes4sy, Arrsi sseA, isso,
At 10 O'Clock . VA b. oar a. Public sale the
north hair u the narshea.t qusvses ~ section H.
IN sossshtp 70, sssuth of ress~ 5 wsss. beiaa 3
ls,rtior os The herukse "trip In thss district. ~
s,hi ~ the pabiis saeri..g - Aagnst ism, lsse
and 18th, I-ss under the D.: 81 tcseres. II FEB
ruars 18th tsss the same I. onereat sshiers 10
the minimum ~ cue ALTAR yer aese Asd ssy ~
said tract not then sali viii thereafter he sub-
ject - -sis ari:ssry private sstsy. % the -ssss
minimum price
q. l.. wAiKkK, nssi.tss
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

The Blaine papers Of Kansas have got
70 calling the Grant papers liars and
other hard names. Whom the Gods
wuald destroy they fifs usaa> &sodss -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

IS HtAfsA. ~ sas<8 ~, 80 (
xstass - ssrr<y sss~s ses< sts LaSs~ssS &An,~1
ess&i~< kas <s~s srsfs~s shss ~ ~ sea>os N
- . sfn~sess ~ ase&s kses y<sslf - suoSss9 -
~ szasks aefass 49, s1ss - A<szef - ma n
kksss. sNDs 2ost .. ssea-, . - s71ua ~
10 - zn<f ~ s>sse ss<s 4~Asser - sn<zs-s ~
~ frss<wss9 - NJ D41Ae~ae - tsHSs hzs e<<s-
fts1t<as sssa4eA<s Hs~s . q czgffsss&s. - -
sSnes. sss nasss fs~sff Sa.-->s
ss,ss.s go s6sssss sszists All - t>s4s-s. = y.
= & wAGxkx. s4Ss4ss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

In tn. District essrs 81 ssasw,ek essss,. stats
og hAssA-
Alfred y larkia. piaiatia.
Martha Ana LArkip. defendant.
that che m. bssa susl In the Aboe- nsast essurt.
b, Aifr~st " arhts, aud thas So 10 rpSsjrst -
ssswsr tbs vetittos u he e-sAapl plstasie.
died IN thss arstea, WITH The etssk " tAs Shave
nansesi court, % " beeses ~ tstA dAy VI Nay,
- ssso, ~ The pssistas u sniA p1a1sstG vii
be taken ~ tras ard jeslrInsus wtit ~ rssAssv1
al, rs,i,i"n ssd Sssrsssss : Sis.scs (E"S 81
defendant, and sisi.s the care and eastssly 10
WIN. \. Lsrtiu, tbs sldsst ses. 10 seid t,atesta.
with cpsss uf cult AuAA- DALE.
l-N Attsvuess for fiAln1t4
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

To John :" Green, ~ bio asstgus;
You sre hsrvbs nsstaea ohes ~ shs yosh dAy IL
April, i-sS. Htii proceed n survey the hsllsw.
Ing described lyact " rsasstase IN se1a~ heb 90
kaasa-l >ecsssa -. rewn.htp Nc. -. range zoe
west aad Esiaisiish ths k,it.stas itses oasl cor
nsrs tnsrssI The center u ssetton twelve
n. MANI TON.
S-4 IA. Surveyor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

ptss-fet csert. fhsrts~stA 5sfssisi bsssrs<s
-~sx- tes e,sNf5. ssazs~
ss4ng = ssx gassStgs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

When the
to over
re N
article low possible.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

purchasing goods Mississippi
to d uiooH
% senth haven advanced in mar
THIS? The demand exceeds he possible
Vi mills. We
low
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
Riooded Bulle.

Calonel Coicord has for sale It Blaek's barn
near the bridge number Of very fne young
blooied bulls Stock growers wishing to
purchase animals of this kind will consult
their Interests to examine these animals. 7tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
1'oBE EXTENDED.


The following dispatch appears in the
Daily papers Of to-day, dated Kansas
City:
Tho Kansas City. Burlington & San
n Fe Railroad Company hus, through,
its President, completed arrangements
with the New England and Western In
vestment Company Of New York, for
wcans with which to extend its road
Immediately to Wichita, in the Arkan-
sas Valley, and for further guarantee
of means 10 build from Kansas City TO
Ottawa, and from Wichita to Sontala.
At the annual meeting of stockholders.
held last week, a. Board of Directors
was elected, a majority of whom reside
In New York, and will meet in that city
on the 26th inst, when the details ofthe
extension will be fully arranged.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Six dozen more Of those cheap cages just
received 1t caldwelrs. l-lt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

The scarcity Of money this spring is recog-
nized by all. The Farmer, Merchant ssss
/ and Mechanic are all in
the same boat
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Tho "Old Estate Condition Powders, for
all domestic animals, is better powder and
there is more Of il for the money than you
can get put up at amy drug store. Sold at
Losee's Dispensary. lI.H
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

AMI p1tINE.
a Wichita. kaasas, April Ia.tnB.
Notice = hereby given thst she ssatewtag uaosa
ssstieF has He'd eeS1ce ~ his Jeteatina - uAko
AnaI pFpsf IN Support u bis claim, and sseaso
1nAi th~rsof before the Z ;. lAad 0acs. WIKI
IN. ksneas. on Friday. May ~. lsIo.
s&5sW nnAeeS 11sAs - aetoDs 1aeenoU0ugA UuooE~
wess quarter 81 .eceisa ~. ssw~eAtp -. eoueA
rARxe s. wet, and names the felksuiag - he
witnesses. to pFpse his sssnelanoos residesre up@
and cultivation ef said sr1ce. via: John utv949
", ke.sas. suGi ssArkfAle. ~ Wtrhtsa, 4aasas,
ond Sehs W swseker. q NJ G1pge. kAesas
L wALkER. nsxtssss
o n KIRK Astorney s-sys
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
sh.rif., Sal.


District, tourr. Thir,-cnth Jadeial District.
>eigwiek Coeaty, hsnss-,
4 Shaituck.
Chsrle- r. webn. Fhscbe b Webb, and e-rtain
nsknown tatner heirs et Vale tine Webb. de-
ceased
~ virtue OF an order OF sale issued cnt % the
district court at the thirseeath Judicial district
sitting In aud for >estswiek c.saasy. ksu-as.
wherein L. >hsttuek Is tlniptta asd haries y.
W etb thsebe II. Abb amt certain unk ewr
mi heirs OF Valentine Webb, -sasreas ed. are
defendants. will sn
ssssrdss. sas iNa srs 81 vey, 4. n. lsso.
~ : o'eiat y. 10 At the rourt-hnsss s:ocr being
nj III. frSrt OF the bsii,iiag knowa - Eagle
block ou tseusas Aseaa~. la the city ef ichtta
kSesa-. or-r iur sale At public auction /, the
highest bhiier for h la hs;d. all the right. IL
Tie and interest of the jefealA a.. thariss T.
" e',b. fh,r5e u. Weiis AID evrfain unk aowu
minor heirs If Nslesstae ~ ~bi, decsa- ell la sad
60 the f,iiyutng lie -crised zeal prjerts situated
la the county OF >sds lick state III han-As. to
wit:
The -sutl half Cd IL ssvtiau t. ~n;y EIGHT TAI
III township No t@eots -nise 30, sa'ath VI range
foar ~ wssf.
aid real property Ia levied upon a. the prop
erfy at asira sants Charles b. ehb b. ebe q
Webb, aId ssrtnia ui,k aaxh nina- heirs uf VAL
sntine ehh. .seca,esi aud viii be sold TO satis-
Z, snd order " sa!e,
sheria : Office. ~iehita, ksasss, April 18th.
\. ~. isoo IL. X. WATT.
sheriT Sedgwics csunty, kansAs.
HGrris Hsrrs-. rlsiatid's attorney s-M
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
0lElshsJsx
LINDER'9 LAWYER pnIal

These vegetable pills act mildly and effect
uslly on the general system. They arouse the
INACTIVE LIVER, remove BILOuSNEss and
JAUNDICE, assist DIGESTION. cure SICK
HEADACHE. SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN,
DYSPEPSIA and CLEANSE the BLOOD Of oil
impurities by their action on the BOwEIs.
KIDNEYS and GLANDULAR ORGANS. A
grentmany SOsEs and varieties OF SKIS Dis
EASES disappear after the use Of these ALTER
ALIVE PILLS for short time.
u better family pill has never been COM
pounded. Try them.
Price, as Cents.
5: w. Laboratory, tar. LDSt q D.. o. . Med
ical Dispenssry, Wichita, Kansas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
sA.ne'. Sale

District Court. lair:eeash judicial District.
ssAGu4 ! Coasss, hsssas-
j. x. y. sherwood.
Robert r. Anslsrsan. Rerhsn uaeus, J. ~ Al
len. , G. Hspe icaey Bs-,tAers, u q. smith
b. n yosaon To. q W se~ses asa -
New England Mortgage secsrsss c.lnpens.
Ry vissue ef AZ order " sale isSusd out - ~
al srsct cert 81 the thirtss "a i1ttc . District,
wbsrsfn > g. . sherwood 4 piaistia. ED NIB
evs Z. anderson. Reueea ssaxss: !. -. Ate.
G. hope Richey Br,shsrs- II II >mith. .
JerdoR \ Co.. q W tseeses AMI ~ Nsw knGs
laad sortga.e security COMPANY are dstsaslsaes
will. on
Satxrdas.fss ists deg II Ray. 4. p. lsse.
at so'clock p M. ~ the csars -hvus> s,s,r heicy
at the fr.iat Il the buI.sliz known ~ fags btsc6
ga tksUtss tvsuase. ia the city of wichita Asn-
49,. wae~ fer sale. ~ paosc auction D. The hYA-
est hit,ser for carh T. hand. all the rtsht. titas
and Interest sf the defendsat. Robert Assasr-
son, Rasaen rasas, : WIN; Heps,
90 G. " Reeves and sbr New Eaxisl,d Mort
gage ecurity Company. IN aud b the following
described real pn,l,erty. situated In the eoanty
Of i>eslx~ tck. ~sss~ VI haesas. To Wit
1hs southwest quarter ~ OF &c ion Nc twsn-
y -four ca in ts~oship No. twenty eight il,
Said .cai property l. levied uispn ~ the erupsr-
~ az defeu,iants soh~st 4. Anderson. Rsuhseu
Hague, y. Aitea. J ~. ssope. Hicasy Rrsth-
sYs, n II Ninth, H u. Isrstoa 4 u, u. q I.
reeves and The New EaxiAnd Mortgage >eearteD
COMPANY. and will DC cold " sstisal saii oSsler
OF ,Sie
sheriff. ondee: wichita. Ka,.a.; !Ayril iasA.
sheriff >esir~lek County kansss
Harris & Harris, piain;ii' > stt.rney- 3-as
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

- ~. ~ -. :.
- |s5Ss1sz's.5ss
9 ~ sssiSls6 -, e. 9
-! ~ E I'll =. = - q $500
8 8 49, ~ 3 - - : q; : q -
- 90 u - sss.sssssSsSsi -
49, - = -. = - - = -.
aes.s.s - sa.1 -, = 2 49, NJ
g - =. 8 - 80 - - go, -
= aypsisis1s - 49, - - Ss6Sss .
o~keses. - uaeupoGu1 - nae - iuGn1A.
sAeu - Eveslease Q2oe lfle4sg1oo.
8. !. :: g: : III 6
SDs -
nnNiee Csugs, Nh Ju1n1lna t1G1ssuA spzRwseA
ss.n, k..'s. go.
-
JssAsa .. issss, = q. tss'sl
~ vlssse e = ssaes II sate isaaA - - -
Sissftr 900 - - - ssitctal IsSusoo s1uSSn
- - ~ SsdHutsk eusnv. &aosae, wogg16
Inil = srss = esaissiE "a SssAas Jsssssssa,
49,, - - - - A-vo. 4 y ~
-. u 49, =
- s'elsse > = - - S,U11eo1e -. 49,
N iSssss. ssss.s !. o. sIsy 9 slIS., -:
- esq ~ - q tecie 49, - 49,
esoass ~ esre = 49, ~ ~ H. 49,
iesssses q ~ asssneaes:s Ss.eea S.Sss -
yssysss siss.s.A !. - ssssdy = ssasSssh.
-. .emsw 49, - - 49, ~, .SsSSsSssyg
avssss1 y 1870 eeo;ss.s y nessy sssa
.ntd ri 10y esss,ss - GE
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
WICHITA EXCELSIOR MILLS.

WICHITA EXCELSIOR MILLS.
Having secured the services Of J. ". HAwN,
. nrst-class head miller, and having sided one
boiling ches: and other machinery to our mills
We are now prepared to furnish
The Best Quality Of Flour!
Not excsiied BY any arst-class mill Will psy
the highest market price for
GOOD MILLING wHEATl
" Parties having wheat will do veil 70 call
and see u before selIing.
Selected White Corn Wanted.
- IT You wasn't any thing In our iias Of bus
iness call and see-us.
]. G. FRAZER, Manager.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
Few Changes in Our Former Prices will be Noticed

Few Changes in Our Former Prices will be Noticed:
We Gu iug Ducks 2, 10 and IL
Denims y 20 aud %
Shlrluys =
Crash " Ia l3. 10 and IL Gems
WashD ressG u.s. IL. anil Il scent.
Ginghams NJ 10 II and ~ -s cents.
Half Wool Bunting GEMS
AL Wool Bunting, %
Debcge Dress Goul : 20 and 25c.
Summer Silks, IS
Heavy TwoTon can Ribbons l5 10 10 in w;dsHs prva
AL Col Silk Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, 30cworth
Ribbons
Ladies' Lace Fichus Silva variety other
Ladies' Iies
A Wonderful ) oek Ut Hosiery including the Novelties
Under the New Management Of Source Of Supplies
receiving special
,0cks over
prices fail y please.
Geo. Y. Smith.
~. G. REDFIELD, Manager. WIGHT.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

n This Space bslongs 70
BISSANTZ q BUTLER,
Who are to busy selling
stoves and Hardware to
write IN I'D.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

SOL II. KOHS. n. kOnN. NV LEVY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-09

An additional amount of fifty thou.
sand square yards will be awarded you
(the contradictory SO soon as the Board
is reimbursed by the General Govern.
ment on account of expenditures around
the public buildings and grounds, or
you (the contractors) will be allowed TO
lay it this season, IL you can wait until
an appropriation (by Congressl is made
for this purpose, at three dollars and
fifty cents per square yard
1t is apparent to the average intel
lect that the entire value of the con-
tract for $4,000 worth of work
half Of which was clear profit-was
contingent on an appropriation by
Congress, and it is equally apparent
that it all depended on the official
action of the man who had taken the
$4,000 fee, for he was the head of the
Appropriations committee, he carried
the purse" and he was paid to unlock
it for the enrichment of swindling
ring.
If the De Golyer company had
been honest, if their pavement had
been the best, instead of the worst,
even then Gen. Garfield would have
been liable to the penalties of the stat
ute above cited, could have been lock-
ed up for two. years with conyicts,
fined $4,000 and disqualified for
holding any Office thereafter,
We have made out our case. The
proof is overwhelming. There is no
missing link. There is no weak place.
Our correspondent is bound to vote for
the Democratic candidates, and in so
doing he will have not only the APP
proval of his own conscience, but the
company of many thousands of those
who, like himself, have heretofore
voted the Republican ticket un-
scratched.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-09

of last resort decided against Lee and
Jackson and their friends. Secession
died amid the throes of civil war.
The cause of seccssion--the only
source of trouble between the sections
was also destroyed. There Is no
party, no faction, no solitary man in the
South to-day, who does not admit that
the war finally and irrevocably settled
the question of secession adversely 10
the South. 1t il, therefore, dead
issue-as dead az the dust of Adam.
But the practices of Garfield and
Arthur, practices illustrated in the
back salary grab, Credit Mobilier, DE
Golyer, the Presidential steal and
fraud, bribery and corruption in the
revenue service--these present the is
sue of the hour, and the people can't
be turned from their contemplation by
any clattering of bones in the grave
yard of buried issues.
However disagreeable it may be TO
the Radicals, they must face the liv-
ing present, must squarely face the
records of Garfield and Arthur Those
who vote for these candidates will give
their approval of the undcniable facts
which have been alleged against them
be the highest Republican authorities.
Lee and jackson, and the idea for
which they fought, have long since
passed away. Garfield and Arthur
live, and the corrupt practices of
which, on the most authentic Repub-
lican and official testimony, they have
been guilty, are presented by their
party for the most solemn indorse-
ment. The people understand this, and
are not so weak and foolish as to be
driven TO approve the Naturalization
of official infamies, by silly clamsT
about a question that was relegated to
the silent shades of dark oblivion
more than fifteen years ago.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-09
Wade Hampton Rises 70 Explain.


From HamptOns Letter TO The stAun,on Yirginian.
The principle involved in the war
was the claim made By the Sonth of
the right OF peaee=-ss.ii11 secession. This
right was denied by the North, Demo.
Gratis as we'll as Republicans joining in
the denial. On this issue battle was
joined. The North triumphed and the
results Of her success were embodied In
the amendments to the Constitution.
settling beyond all question and forever
the right of peec5avsie secession by the
adverse decision of the highest earthly
tribunal recognized among mankind.
The war had nothing 10 do with the
principles of the National Democrats
party, and was peculiarly unfortunate
IL any expression of mine ia Staunton
could be so miseonstrued as to give the
impression that | supposed the princi
Piles involved IN the Presidential con.
test were those for which we fought for
four years. | have made no charge
against your paper or any other of
wilful misrepresentation, but | must
diselaim emphalically The construction
placed upon nv speech. AZ we'll a he
language attributed to me in the few
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-09
Curtin on Hancock.


HE WILL BE 4 MODEL PRESIDENT.
Pres Interview with eK-0oV. Curtin.
"You know Hancock, well, of
conrse?"
know him intimately and his fam.
lily. ] have had social relations with
him, giving me an opportunity 10 esti.
mate the man. His greatness Rs sol.
der no man questions and no man who
knows him doubts his abilities for civil
management. If elected. he will make
one OF the best presidents the country
has ever had. His administration will
be characterized by the same strength
OF Jackson's. without the Objectionable
violence besides, he will give us clean
administration Of the government"
"But, Governor, can he control the
worst elements of the party ?"
"Certainly he can" replied Governor
Curtin, "and will" General Hancock
was, you must remember, nominated in
Difference TO the loyal sentiment in
the Democratic party. He represents
that sentiment better than any man in
this country, and without which the
Democracy is powerless, and it now
recognizes that fact very clearly. A
very large portion OF those who went
into the army were Democrats, having
as much love for the Union as any men
that bore arms. This element holds
the balance Of power in the Democratic
party, and 10 that element IL will owe
its success"
Yes, sir" replied the old Governor,
with great emphasis. ar Hancock il.
elected he will resist, and be in a posi-.
ton to successfully resist, any sectional
demands which may be made upon him
or any sectional policy which may be
demanded. lie will be strong and seek
to be strong in the confidence of the
war Democrats, 10 whom he will owe
his election, If elected"
"Tben you believe he will be elected p
81 most certainly do" replied the
Governor. "Of course, as / remarked
before, it will be hard fght and it is
too early yet TO brag much as 10 what
the result will be. make these predics
tions. however, in regard 10 Hancock )
position il he should be elected that
you may see when his administration
passes into history whether | have not
judged him rightfully."