davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-29

Albums, Games, Is Merry Men,
Ambuscade, Gobang and Right and
wrong) Backgammon Boards and
Chess, Indelible and Copying Pencils
with spare Leads, Bouquet, Chrome
and slate pencils, States, Inks, Game
Counters, Hair, nail and teeth
brushes, Match Boxes (Swiss) Wal
lets, Ladies' Bags. Thermometers,
Paper Weights, Weather Houses,
Boxes Paper and Envelopes, (Moun-
taineer, Comedy, Atom and Pres
cott), Fancy Boxes, C~ornucopias,
Bon Bons, Celluloid and Rubber
Dressing and Round Combs, Rouge,
Spring Tapes, Warblers, Bat Balls,
Plaster Figures, Mechanical Engine,
Tin Swords, Stoves, Kitchens, Flutes,
IronBanks, Hatchets, Hammers, Paris
and Dressed Dolls and Decorated
Candles.
A few Clocks, Neptune Strike alarm,
Pansy, Princes, Peep o'Day, and
Cuckoo.
West End, st. Croix 1st Decbr. 1880.
v. ~Junghans
, 1880-12-29
No. 1857.
IN D X A D Il.

INA ANN RoEBUcK kNurHsEN
" fodt BEHAGEN har ansogt ON
IL allerhoieste Bevilling til fluid
- st#ndig Oph@velse at hendes
Egteskab med FRANTz LUDWIG 1HEo-
DOR KSurHsEN, fra hvem hun har
levet separeret i Henseende til Bord
og Seng Henhold til undertegnede
Pr@sidentskabs Bevilling at 19de
Marts 1874, saa bliver bemeldte
FRANrz LUDWIG THEoDoR KNUrHsEN,
forhen Uhrmager af Christiansted st.
Croix, hvis nuvarende Opholdssted
like vides nermere, end al Diet for
modes at vere paa den engeIske De,
Trinidad, heryed med 6-Ugers Varsel
indkaldt til at give Mode for under
tegnede President i Gouvernements-
huset pan St. Croix den 30te Marts
1881 XII. 2 Eftermiddag, for at den
befalede verdsIige MegIing i Anled-
ming af forbemeldte hansIfraseparere-
de Hustrus Assigning kan blive fore
taget.
Prasidentskabet for St. Croix den
20de December 1880.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1880-12-29
VAN BRAKLE.
PROCLAMA.

n LIE og Enhver, som matte
"a have Noget at fordre paa
WWA Skillet efter afgangne Enke
Manuela Casanova Calafell, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
og bevisliggj0rs deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aars og
Days Varsel Afd0des Arvinger efter
Loven til at anmelde og legitimere
sig, SAINT varetage deres Tarv under
Skiftebehandlingen.
St. Thome skifteret, den lode De-
cember 1880.
Fl UANSCHELL.
COASt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

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exlzzess And ss &zsez-d D1A1S1s 21
frxvn1szz unz
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sz<Eg q zzecz-s-T .ESzs A. c<s
TAz-s seems rz- E@ krEs & Ar c1
sra srzm the GrE-zzs1z 11 tie 17zzFsr-
say 81 he Euprxs Scxssa1 - D<
A-xr2 Wrz-zs have oe%z sal tr~1
BzA fAnr a zae - e zA-eA 4 . zE7&
ri % Gs~ ~ sks zrss Fr7zFa2 streets
S. Fs~se-xAE-g-
rnazzry sass ne sZ of ts 1AEzy
k-s ersr rAe F.zsA 4 T1y, ca sAs 1zsAf
Ct D@~nzhar ga kv vAzA zxzE ives
vs-S ksl : rrs=@zE a lzz1e tSEs
sAe Bard e T-zs- Several Fa1zsHrS sS1
razzrsd ne rs3e Gs1 s1zZ@r. aSE1s1
sxt zAseT zx rzzsrxzs ksz7 h<S eZeSx-
and svzn7 holrs n As5@ w1@<S sAsTs szA
have zssz rzzS AZ Ez18 rvsn E1zAcz-
kssk3s- xza bars szssa1ss1 Al mats E7
scxExsi- ta1 cut szrE<ES e~ez7 G
AEswAs E~Hzk=afreZ E7 - aSEsZ
Ka3 &zs ts-ssksr VIA sEzr hs7 ha74s;
zAxs -ssausr-z=< zhs 1sel-xOa1 & lac n-1-Es
was 20 great ras- sAer issrs1 : E1zA a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29
OVER THE WATER.
CONNECTING TIE BALTIC SEA AND GER
NAN OCEAN.
tixatiax she Firth ~ Tay Acct
deat-A 6haky Bridge.

10y kexrx1AS2 y tAS Se442c<f
BERLIN, Feb. 3s.-The German Govern
raent i about 10 revive the scheme Of eat
ting . canal. nAvigable for VA vessels. be
tween the Baltic Sea and German Ocean.
The scheme Is warmly supported in mill
tary circles
ST. P~ETEEsBUEG. Feb. 2S.-yera Suss1-
hrdih was arrested in the apartments Of an
omcsr OF marines, whose wife assisted in
eoncealihg her.
Tbs Novos yrenA announces that after
The burning Of the academy Of Forest Gull
sare. al Moscow. ON the 9th instant. seven
Students we're arrested and copies Of revo-
iufaonAry papers we're found in their pos.
session.
General lelikof has issued q proclama.
non. Altar referring TO the indignation
ieit IN Russia and throughout Europe. al
the attempts on the life Of the Emperor. be
declares that the Government will adopt e.
feciuAi measures for the suppression Of the
evils threatening social order. General
Aenson says he recognizes the difficulty
o. MS task. and will mol encourage exag-
geratsd expectations Of immediate success.
ne Will not hesitate TO take the mos,
stringrnt measures for the punishment oi
criminals. While e~ndeayoring ON the other
hand 10 tranquiiixe and protect the well in
tennoned part IL society. He hopes for
me cooperation Of honest men. and begl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

Tie Reh1snd. ct tbs Dsz==r apr-
hap. the Esas~st mine N the vs-A 70
day nbe dsveiopuseutz Of the Ass 81
non.hs are SIMPLY m-zrrsso1& Il -
secret skzs TIE nins i looking b<-ze=. a.
the prssznt tine. thza srer hsfors = -
history. Fna tie s0ofsos kvd .kzz
down 70 : p1z-t far b<so< the GO there
= z<h . Sass Of cho5ce Gre ne vxs nev-
disclosed sso1r k~nowhaig. anyxh<sl
any zsnsax property i the CEs-ed ssss<A
nos e1eeptszz the eskA<zssl Bag Bo1z1-
ns al TIE Ca1ssok- rh5cA yeA3aa -
tk<sr f~o<sznzte Observation-Disclosures
rsszrrx - practically xE- AID 6eFrS
= -z =zzss q sa 80
and the rev ro<A The RsAzuzd bo
nzzzz hxs sd=znzstrzsed Segeh * oT<
go fee1 AID n szch ycEzts E e-szsezz
hare beea rzn. isx ss~z 70 hzxea -si-a
ii rs,rs TIA. 30 feet tkz- = 10 skE,
they kzvs . colzma OF ore sgg-vxaZEzzzz
500 feet n hesxhs By DO Tess wsd1A-
How zzcA deeper Il goes 10 zkz can
so<ssxz- shoaxh thss . every 1zz1an
that il exsesls into Tie earth a~<ussly-
Il sa p<ezExnsy Ct tie ere h<<1=s q
Raby HILL Sat sh<v terzzase N IN
u<1se bsslss the first ssr-as1x Of the esz-e
besax merely the xss@ q The Pea< a. 4
xerz ShozA tbs tAeoyhl god N A-
pxzs<as Szsszscs. AID tkere Cas- be 70
ioube skxs Il vi tie RxAzncd booxzs
mzzs usa<l into ss-ss OF god ore. ~tsn
azE1eas devsa shall hare been n-tHned
Tkns rorsson Of the lzae being casmparz-
Evsly virgin ro9ni thsre Il 10 szszzKt-
Ing tie great vke q the 1~sss1osrea.
pox uruw-ezz-r vI-a xzeA satisfactory
rxsalz Il s~sy szsks u the FsEk tx,
4 re are osxrss4y iaoru@. every dzy
witnesses = marked improvement Tie
ors. s1o. Is OF = zach hzber Ezie thaa
EEz hsths-so rrlas 4 the Einz of Rnby
ELL rzzainx. en- Al average say So
per soz TIE asdy. a. whs = zAso
frser at waste rz.e-Sal tAzz zszzEfF Oh
sazmz The RAzani Is In > wzri- :
grad mlre r5oss unparalleled pruzuzse
and vzfzS Gan scarcely te cnmsz-ei AZ
.hs writing Tasrs i Gre N SCAT
10 rza the Furnaces ~ Heir fullest "a
-a-zsy for @ors tAa tT0 pears wsthEt
6svebSpzezs Il azSsA< 11cs /.
WHARF L the Ext nzi2g property, On
the f1ee Ct the n waos@ Eaxu ~
szzeA eza be sid
Tie future Of this nzzzaSzzs p<uve-sy
cannot be too haAy sPqrAsd By tie
CT tbs ssanEw@fF. xzzrantazz
- Il does. pe-Zxey ard prosperity 70
-very interest," here asgen1sns UPON the
inizstv- Drztw Pros=t
Manager Rekza as5 Fa<eun Looxsy
are also to be e0zzrxuh-s3 IN tsr e.
ns2aagszsu- and the bright pr1s-
perts Of the company Tkss< geztEn,
n tAelr respective ssrez. hare ably AID
cEaensiy -pro1Osai she xzcz=ss al thrxse
vhom thsy % fxshszEy rsvreszn-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

From The American Exchanee-
A shAre Of stock bought on the Stock
Exchange represents . real title in . little
property. II the Exchange would 60 one
step further. and decline TO call any min
ing stock unless it gave full and frequent
reports Of the interior workings Of the
mines. the ore output. its value per ton
receipts and expenses. il would pat q stop
TO many abuses. and keep the business. 50
far - that Board vas concerned. legitimate.
xKvADAs DELKeAxEox.
From the Stock Report
Blaine i the choice OF the Pacific States.
hut for ali that il is probable that Nevada
viii send . Grant DELEGATION, - the Grant
men in that State are already Al york ixing
thing. with . good prospect Of success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

ANE~ YoEx dispatch to the SEyrsu
states that . nzmber OF rad locomotives
have arrived a. that port from England.
destined fer Wzdsworth. Nevzda- Thsy
are TO Dc used m freighsing TO the south
vzrd. and are expected to DO AWAY With
male power The experiment viii be
watched with no little interest by the
outlying camps Of Nevada where the
grass . short
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

Or the 18th cE March next, H0n Simon
Cznsron VII have completed his Slst
year Mr. Cameron wzs born ~ Nay
town. PsnnsyivaniA. IN l7ee-lez than =
year before the close Of the last century
His grandfather, Simon CanerOn- was =
Scotch Immigrant. and the venerable SEN
asor has always displayed. IN eOnspicu-
Gus degree, the sturdy qualities OF his
ancestry Mr. Cameron has always been
. notabis exception to the general rule,
with regard to American politicians, in
the fact that he has maintained his activ-
ny and his interest," IN politics. 70 . green
cid age For many years he has been a
conspicuous figure IN our politics. and his
name = likely to be keps prozninentiy be-
fore the public for some time to come, in
the person Of his son-shs present Sen
ator.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

THE Battle Mountain Messenger ap-
pears this week greatly enlarged The
Messenger il = live paper; is credit to
the town in which it is Published, and de-
serves = liberal support
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

-
Il VA wirsd from w.kinksaa the
other day that . m<nber Of the xztiooaI
Deno<rs<ie COMMITTEES changed his vos<
fror s. Lozis - C-zn<:.=<s - tie Place
for bosdias the C~aaveusion. in order TO
help yess<s's Presidential &spsztiozs-
Whea ve read shis Statement ve nen-
saliy wo1dersd vhs the devil Is Jerett
We kxve po~ found cut all zbout hin-
The Emirz a. r. Gzzz<se eszs<s 20 n
x1sh = Etsk. Haxksd n bss ~
<s-SEsA ~ Ezise. 81 Mr.. Jewsst
n< arsicss originally appeared = =
saazdusky. Ohso. JszrnzI- and wxz. Doubt
km. the prime csnss Of .ss5Ssiaz Mr.
Jew<ss w7:h the P~rezs5eutszI itch Mr..
Jewsxs = Prssi3enf of the Ere Railroad
AID for tAss rsaso1 IL far 70 o<Eer. . nu<
10 BE sksaghs Il - N available D<no-
cratic ezrdz1z<z Bat here IL the news
pagan x<s<se that started lis bsuu
Tia pezse<.y Il tie sTsrzl States of
liz CEssn ara looking over the prlItieal
Hezd Saw the ~ A.i best cxziidzte
Scr TIE PrezSi3en7- We observe fAas mxzy
Il IL Demacxxxse papers and pzbsse Eea
zrs h<xznnizx - regard Hoa- HzxA J. Jew
90 Frxzi3ens Il tie Erie Railway. ~ skz
right man - DrzizEse. Il Is zzdsrssoad
skAx Tie D<no<rsy 81 fhs great State Al
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BE nAKed xox the pcslszs1- He WIS q zel-
Der u De Ohso s<z2ssl tre1 the ZkzzsTilB@
diszxi<<s rwenty-sSx yeaxs aga darTng ssarzy
r1zE1ezl szm<z~ xz5 wzs = Leader = tie
kcdy- He rzz . member Ct Tie SAzzzL
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f51r ye.xx aEa. xks<A z~szzz1.az EAe ixsz
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consented % make TIE sBerz1es 20 rz1- n
oxdex 10 preserve znd tA& Demo
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DemoeKxsic candidate tx Clzgress = fEe
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

VIZ always knew that Hub. Parker, Of
the Nevada Fish Hatchery, woald do
something wonderful. if he got the chance.
A Western exchange tells Of : recent tn
umph. ~ follows:
H. G. Parker. Fish Commissioner Of the
State Of Nevada. uas the winner Of the
first prize in the pigeon-shoosing match At
San Francisco On the sd. There we're 10
entries The hest score was eight ont Of 10
birds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

In lznt safe. the Cincinnati Commsrciai
suggests. 70 assume that Samuel J. TIIsa
eouldnt carv the State Of Ohio against
Grant It q not safe to assume that Mr..
Samuel J. Tilden eouldnt carry the
State Of New York against Grant. Il
iznt safe 70 assume that Samuel J.. I'll
den eoaldnt carry the States Of Indiana
Connectut and New Jersey against
Grant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

SOMETHING further in regard TO the
proposed change in the mining laws. viii
be found IN our telegraphic advices from
Washington The question is one that
should claim the earnest attention of AL
mining men.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

The Alta Eres tbs SETIyEL credit t0r
. trashy statement, setting forth the
great vAze o. the Wales Cozsalz.Ai
No such arsss ever appeared IN the SN-
ryn zad ne have reason to believe that
the Alias erzor vEz a wiEifaI c1s- We
object TO the use Of the SEyTISus nz-e
to give wssghs and responsibility TO thu
utse-znSes d Obscure aad unreliable
sheets IN tins section Cd NeyzdA We
shzn expecs the Alta TO sss Is right IN
tbs matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

II i bslisved that the mine which ex-
pIoded uDdsr the Cars dining hall. kill
Ing eight persons and wcunding a. WA
laid within tbs palace. II this suspicion
shouId prove 70 be correct the recent
bossts a Tie Nihilists. that their power
extsuded % the foot Of the throne, va
No idle thrpnk
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29


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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29
Attention, knickerbockes
Hose Company, No. q.

HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
the knickereoeker Hose Company will be
held ON Tuesday evening. March 2. 1t y3o
sharp.
Ii IL earnestly requested that all members
put In an nrpsArs0ce promptly.
GEORGE r. Almond. Presidenl
JAMKs Z. AxrxRsox, Sacretary.
EuEska. yseguaxy 81. 10. fsSao e
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

Tux suit instituted By Lyun e-unty 70
compel the Vrgilk Tr1ekse Railroad
Company 30 par taxes fr ls-a 81
v~alnzsssn al s.. go s- ae GA ss m1A
and $500 o. tie se Tracks Ls beea
o0nGaded Tse vsr11 q the Jury <
for the FIJI amount claimed There =
great rsso<zng th~ruazaous the eozn-y-
Danng the t z B. Ryan. the Ge1eral
Tax Agsn.G the Centr2 Psa& Coapa-
nv. testified that the - niles q s6s Viz
gini1 & Truskse railroad pad more tazn
LOO odd niles Of the Genital PzzsS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

FALLE E0x czArE-

FAL ErEEz- AEss- Fec 3-TAs sass=-
<Lzsza4a Er5G Il EE- Charles z EA2ksr.
p&ssuz & tAe Ee1Assi EF&s1grzl CazreA-
eAArgss bF LIS vie E& izp<uper cnz5zzr
And 2zgsctng 20 Support hr- Las resulted
u AS ~s1sYazz1s1 trOz fAs ministry AID
r. s=sreh q-1v1S= u1tl sas meeting
q tie xanzL ncGttrzz
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-29

SAczAnEszos Fs5 s-h lie Assembly
tAls Eoy1G.g B-E-zEsrs attempted 20 ~
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16

AoW SHALL w RAISE TIE FUNDS

What is more particularly racking the
brain Of the average corporation statesman
just now in Kansas is the perplexing prob
lem OF how to maintain a city organization
without any revenues. The adoption of the
prohibition amendment cuts of completely
the principal source from which was paid
city officers. police force and street improve
mcnts. The city councils of several corpo.
rations have already, through committees,
made recommendations, but all seem to fail
to meet the proper figures for IL healthy ex-
chequer. Topeka hints ut the proposition
of compelling all business men to take out 4
license to do business. and in addition, put a
tax on incomes. Another proposition Is to
license every kind of industry, trade aud
pro 'ession: the lawyer, preacher and doctor
10 pay either on their income or so much per
capita. The city council Of Atchison have
agreed 10 an ordinance licensing her bust
ness men. who must pay every three or six
months. And so they go.
We have our own ideas about the whole
matter, ideas that were urged by the EAGLE
several years since and now, that we are to
loose some seven thousand dollars OF revenue
PEI annum, and it being unlawful to levy
more than one per cent. for city purposes.
the stronger are the reasons for adopting
some such course, and that is township Or
gaaization. or a simplifed village govern
ment. Our taxes are already burthensome,
and with the loss Of over half our revenues il
would be simply nonsensical TO attempt the
support longer ofthe complicated and expen-
siNe machinery OF our present city govern
mcnt. Police, street engineer and street
commissioner. city clerk, city judge, council
OF eight men aud mayor, all under pay, will
have to go-simply go for the reason that
when it comes to the point, business men
will not run their hands down into depleted
pockets TO pay for an ornamentation that is
principally enjoyed by the ornaments. A
justice Of the peace or two, with "A constable
apiece, and a township board, consisting Of q
director, quasi road oyerseer and mayor
at the same timc.-a clerk and treasurer.
a body big enough. wise enough
and dignifcd enough to look after the affairs
Of any corporation Of less than ten thousand
people. Aud they must serve for nominal,
pay, the clerk or director acting as the city
assessor, etc. etc.
Now, such towns as Wichita must adopt
some such government as We indicate, or our
present corps Of officers must serve for the
honor of the thing and without pay. We
Fan find dozen Of competent men who will
serve the city, AS mayor, without eompensa-
lion. aad dozen solid business men in each
ward who will act rs councilmen without
pay, rs We have no doubt the present board
would il the people asked them to do 80. As
90 much else aud many Others they must be |
simply Topped of in the absence of other
revenues than those taken out of the pock- |
IT'S Of tradesmcn, clerks, mechanics and |
men.
We understand that Wichits's City Coun- |
III convenes Saturday night tor the purpose |
II wrestling with some of the above knotty |
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16

The coal trade Of Wichita startles ~ not 1
little. Until We had made systematic inqui.
r. We had NO idea Of it, magnitude. Ths
growing and grumbliDg Of consumer gen.
orally over short supplies started ~ out O Z
hunt for facts and figures. An average q
from six to eight hundred dollars worth n
coal IL received in this city daily. One hrm
sold one hundred aud seventeen tons last
Saturday. The retail: dealers sell daily from
eighty to one hundred tons in small lots Of
from I'VE hundred pounds to one ton to each
customer. Wagons come here from thirty 70
Afty miles for coal, and when the supply u
short, ~ 1t has been Of late, 70 back half
loaded So unprecedentedly severe and ear.
ly did the cold weather yet In that the mines
have failed 70 meet the demand. Besides
strikes among the miners IL almost . weekly
occurrence. Anthracite coal il worth from
sl3 to tl5 per ton; Colorado coal from - to
I'll per ton; and Kansas coal from os to o.
per ton, huctuating Is strikes or shortages
occur, and DEPENDING somewhat upon what
particular mines the coal 10 from. In round
numbers, not figuring 10 the mills and eleva.
tors nor railroad, the coal dealers Of Wichita
handle from one hundred to one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars worth Of coal
annually.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16
KIRsY CHAPEL OUT OF DEBT.

Kirby chapel was the scene Of two more
collections last sabbath. We had paid sti.
pend Tor the support of the minister and con-
tributed during the week to raise the last
debt holding over the organ. and pro-
vided a sunday school penny, so hear
ing Kirby was to preach, We made
bold. with a clear conscience. 10 seek the
droppings Of the sanctuary. fully prepared
with two nickels 10 meet the current expense
basket. What was our astonishment to hear
the unblushing announcement that the
church was eleven and odd hundred dollars
ia debt. and that the congregation would be
expected 20 retain their seats until il wa.
raised. II was the first time in months that
we had ventured out to hear the blessed Cos
pei. and instead Of an inspiration our spirits
went TO zero. We couldn't say anything for
the sermon il we would and we wouldn't il
We could. But they raised that SLIGO ali
the same. We often wonder what u relig-
ious SER, ice would be like.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-16
COUNTY TAXA.

But two things are sure in this world
death and taxes. II Is hard to tell which OF
the two are most dreaded. The twentieth o.
this month is the last day OF grace for this
year, 1t must be remembered. and long lis:
Of name have unbalanced figures standing
against them ON the rolls. Up 10 Monda,
morning over thirty thousand dollars had
hseu rken in by Treasurer Tucker who say.
1t would much facilitate matters II those who
can possibly do so would come carly in the
morning. In the afternoon aud evening III
ONCE 10 crowded with those from a long dis
lance and it makes it very late at night before
the receipts and accounts OF the day can b
uaob ~ aad balsnesa Of cSSA msGa