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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-04
Notice to Assessors.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
WICHITA, KANSAS,
April LIST 1859

The assessors of the several t,wnships u.
county are requested to meet with the board OF
County Commissioners at the ONCE OF Inc county
Clark In wichita, Kansas Wednesday, May
10Th, 1852, BUSINESS OF Importance 10 Dc con-
sidsfed, and 0 full attendance earnestly desired.
4. 4. DORSEY.
81 County Clerk,
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Sheriff's Sale.
District Court, Sedg y lex county, Kansas.
A. Prescott, plaintiff,

A frescott, pidintiu,
Stephen c. Mendenhsil, Edgar J. Drake, Olivia
s. Drake, Paul V Wash urn, James Van Uxum.
Louisa T. Whitworth the Monadnock Savings
Bank, Mrs l.. NJ. West, and the Kansas state
Bank, defendants.
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued out of the
District Court of Sedgwick county, Kansas.
wherein A Prescott is plsintin, and stephen C..
Mendenhall, Edgar j. Drake, Olivia :. Drake,
Paul " ashburn, James Van Uxum. Louisa T.
whitworth The Monadnock Savings Bank, Mrs.
l.. NJ. West and the Kansas State Bank, are de-
PENDANTS, will, ON
Wednesday, The 7ta day of June. A d. 1882,
mt two O'Clock r. NJ at the courthouse door, be-
ing at the front of the building known Eagle
Block, on Douglas Avenue, in the city of wich-
tia, Kansas. offer tor sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right
PENDANTS in and to the following described real
property, situated in the county of Sedgwick,
state of Kansas, to wit
commencing NJ the established south east cor
of lot number eghly-four lsal on Douglas
avenue In the city Of Wichita, Kansas thence
running north ninety -seyen 1871 feet. thence west
seventy two t72l feet. thence south fifteen fl3l
feet. thence east twenty three t2sl feet. thence
south eghty-two 1871 feet, thence east forty nine
l!sl ieet to the place Of Accommodating part
city The above property to be sold as one tract
of fanti.
Also, lot forty-one [.lI and the west seven I'm
feet of lot forty-three (i3l on Douglas avenue 10
Greifenstein s second t2d1 addition to the city of
Wichita, Kansas; said property to be sold rs one
tract.
Also, lots one III and two III, and the north
west quarter, section three [3l, township twenty
seven Ia range one east. and the south half
of of southeast quarter, section thirty fonr [sal
TOW nship twenty six la6l, range one m east
cepting 2S acres on the north west corner OF said
last described tract. said - acres being 81 rods
east and west and 20 rods north and south All
of above land la section 3, TOW nship g. and Sec
tion 81, in township %, to De sold as one tract
Said real property Is levied upon as the prop
orty of defendants, and will be sold to satisfy
said order of sale
Sherif's Office, Wichita, Kansas. April 9th,
A D. lsS2.
ii. II WATT,
sheriff. Sedgwick County, Kansas.
Paris 4 Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney ST
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-04

The third auditor has announced that there
is due the State of Missouri 1884 900 for pay
ments to its militia during the war.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-04
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
Sedgwick County,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the estate OF Bartholomew
Curry. deceased.
Notice IL rereby gwen that Iette of admins
tration, with wifi Of decedent annexed, have
been granted ! ths undersigned on the estate OF
ceased. BY the Honorable, the Probate court Of
the counfy and state aforesaid, dated the liih
da, OF APRIL a. ID. lse3. Nov, all persons hay
ing claims against the said estate are hereby no
tilted that they must present the same to the ui-
der isned for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters, or they may be preciuded
from aay benefit Of such estate, and hat IL such
claims be not exhibited within three years alter
date Of such letters, they shall be forever barred
PATRICK v. HEALf,
Administrator, with will snnexe1 OF the ss-
tate Of Bartholomew Curry, deceased. 5-l :
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Sheriff q Sale.

SQ6Tlu SAFE.
District Court, Sedgwek county, Kansas.
Leonard Tenney
George Light, Mary Jane Whitsell, Carney
Light, Florence Light. Dell Light, Edith Light
and Mar Ia Light.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
District Court OF sedgwick county, Kansas,
wherein Leonard Tenney Is plaintiff, and George
Light. Mary Jane Whitseil. Carney Light, Flor
ence Light, BELL Light, Edith Light and Martha
Light are defendants, | will, on
Saturday, the 27th day Of Nay, A. ID. lSS2,
at 2 o'clock 4. M, at the courthouse door, be-
ing at the front of the building known Eagle
Block. on Douglas avenue, In the city of wich-
ita Kansas. offer for sale, vt public auction, to
title and interest of the defentlants George Light
Mary Jane Whitseil. Carney Light, Florence
Light, Dell Light, Edith Light and Martha
Light, in and to the following described real
property, situated in the county Of Sedgwick,
State OF Kansas, to wit;
The southwest quarter "a OF the northwest
quarter % OF section thirty-four ts4). and the
north east quarter % OF the southeast quarter
%, AMI the southeast quarter " of the north
east quarter 10, of section thirty-three all in
township twenty-nine (29J. range two (2) west
Said rea. property IL levied upon the prop
erty of defendants, George Light, Mary Jane
whitseli Carney Light. Florence Light. Dell
Light Edith Light and Martha Light, and will
be sold to satisfy said order of sale.
sherin's Office, Wichita, Kansas, April 18th,
A. ID. lSS2.
sheriff, se,lgwick county Kansas
ii. G. Ruggles, Plaintiffs Attorney. As
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ALWAYS GO TO THE LEADING HOUSE FOR BARGAINS

ALWAYS GO TO THE LEADING HOUSE FOR BARGAINS
THE NEW YORK STORE
They purchasing
and their the testimony the
public can have that the New York Store is the
BEST PLACID YOUR TRADING.
NNGmdM Arriving Daily and Special Drives Found Every Department
We receiving
Towels
II.
Pillow shms Lace Tides Lace amuna NHinamIao
WINDOW SHADES WINDOW POLES
very large stockof Carpets Cloths all widths.
sopBn BYsoB
an
~4de.hn4r GOODS rn
QUICK SALES
w. g.
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BY TELEPHONE!

(wife at home, husband down town.
Wife-"Hellol'
Husband-"Hello ~
wife-'.Is that you. John ~
Husband-"Yes; what do you wantf''
wife-sHave you got me that Mediciney''
Husband-"No, but viii when come to
supper"
Wife-"Where are you a-going to get t:''
Husband-"I do not know as it makes any
difference where"
Wife-s.Yes it does make q difference. If
you get it anywhere excep. at
ALIENS DRUG STORE,
will not take it; for you know I never got
Medicine anywhere else that did me any
good. Besides, you get just what you ask
for there, and
Dent Have To Pay Two Prices For Il, Either"
Husoand-"You are right, and I'll get it
there"
Wiie-"All right. By-byp'
You see she would have the last word, and
why shouldn't shes for
SHE WAS RIGHT
4s-2t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-04

The Pioneer and only vavOr
HULL Cook Stove that has stood the
test OF years, and given entire
" APORand perfect satisfaction.
over 5000
COOK NOW I'M USE.
New Patent HULL OVEN
STOVE. for 1852.
Patent removable and intercha ngeable Jet ORR
fee rendering our burners indestructibIe New
One Valve Burner on two New Stoves. New
Safety Reservoir. For summer use these Stoves
are indispensable. These celebrated Stoves are
for sale by Hacker & Jackson, Wichita, Kansas.
6-lrno
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-04

OFFICE-Next to EAGLE, "sign OF the Big
Hand" Gift
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-04

You see she would have the last word, and
why shouldn't shes for
SHE WAS RIGHT
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ShsriEs Sale.

sheriff, Se.igwi county, Kansas
ii. G.. Ruggies, Plaintiffs Attorney. 4
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS. ! a.

sheriff, Sedgwick county, X
II. G. Rnggles, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Silks
Hosiery Ribbons
WI
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
NONSENSE,

CLAY conntyiboasts of "a idiots aud
Jno. u. WHITE.
To-day is Naleif--- but what's the
use IN telIing whatevGryboay knows?
Any paper that dares TO call II
Dirlhington's Washdny will be,
promptly cut Of our exchange list
Miss Matte Bronston has become
associate editor Of the Richmond
Herald. Doubtless Mattie.money is
her object.
Bifkins thinks a hen-pecked hus.
band and the man who is fined in a
police 'cotirt are pretty fhtch alike.
Both suffer from petty court rule.
The Jacobites must have had al
eye no tite eternA fitness of things
when they chose JACOB as their lead
er. A jscobin is demagogue, OF
the ring leader of faction.
A. man near Athens, Ca, kepi.,
barrel of whisky rcoitccaled in pei
|sofcotton seed, with a rubber tube Il
|.iWw OF The liquor when I've wahiet
il. lie was cotton the trick, thu
sword of the law Icing mightiersthal
the pen of seed.
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PEDEE, CHRISTIAN CO.. Ky.

Having noticed for several months,
that you had no correspondent from
this "neck of the woods" l had de-,
termined, at leisure momentso send
you few items: But alas: "Della"I
has gathered the rich literary fruit
upon which your correspondent in bis
imagination) was already fehsting.
How soon our hopes and prospects are
blasted, and we are left. respondent?
1t was said by Ileadlcy in his Ma
polean and his Marshals, that nothing
was more unfortunate fora man than
to be compelled to walk in the shadow
ofanother. we have no idea of the hon
ors that might have been won by Ney
81 Mmat had they been sofortunate as
to have been born Just "a few years
sooner. But having made their ad-
vent into the world, and entered upon
their military career in the shadow Of
their illustrious leaders, their many
deeds of valor were obscaled-shut
out from view by the chialrous and
daring conduct of Napolean, 90, Mr..
Edi or, your correspondent would beg
pardon for bis failure to ehcit an in
terest in the reading 'ol tins "scrip" as
he follows the facile pen OF the gifted
"Delia." "But SIGH is lie" aud ]
entertain no envious feeling toward
"Dclla," but wish that she may con-
time to interest your readers with her
sparkling gems Of thought until she
shall become potent facttr in the
"make up" Of your brilliant corps oil
correspondents and write her name
high up in the temple ofliterary fame.
A super abundance of mud and wa
ter has grestly retarded farm work in
this community. No plant land
burnt yet. No blowing done since
fall. The scarcity Of bread stuffs and
forage for stock renders the prospects
for a prosperous and happy year any.
thing but encouraging.
Prof, Lindsey's school near this
place closed on Monday lsst, ahd-to
the regret Of many Of his patrons he
win leave in few days to Meet his
family who have already moved to
your city. for the purpose Of keeping a
boarding house at the old Episcopa
liam Parsonage, saa l bespeak for
Mrs. Lindsay a liberal share Of patro.
mage from the boarding public.
Miss Sudie Hanberry will take
charge OF the school fc,saerly taught
by Prof. Lindsey aud will no donbt,
receive liberal patronage as she is
an accomplished lady and popular
teacher.
Wall C Hammond, merchants at
this place are having a good trade
notwithstanding the "hard times"
The store Of l.. nj. Allen is closed
for the present, but / understand will
be open again soon.
Mrs. g. w. Jones and Mrs. T. G..
Jones have been quite sick recently,
but at this writing are conyalescent.
Report says, that few OF the citl-
zens Of this place have petitioned thu
Legislature to incorporate the villag,
in order to counterfeit the free Of the
prohibitory law passed. by that body
a few days cince. but do not think
that intelligent body Of men will be
influenced to virtually repeal an &C,
demanded by four fifths Of the people
Of this community.
| Bur..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14


The grea. prize fight between Ryan
and Sullivan, the pugilis.s, came of
at Mississippi Ciis, Feb. T. Ryan
was badly whipped. After the first
round ne began to weaken and By
the ninth round he was completely
disabled. The fight was fora purse
Of $500 Money to the amount Of
100000 changed hands. Jno. l..
Sullivan. the victor was born 10 Bos-
ton, Oct. Is, 1858. lie stands 8 feet
6lb inches in his stockings. lie has
whipped nearly all Of the noted pu.
gilists of the day. Paddy Ryan WAS
born In Ireland, March 10, 1858, but
came to Troy, N. Y, when quite
Young. lie had a brilliant record as
fighter and the bets were in his
favor when the fight began. Ryan's
wounds were thought AT frs; 10 be
fatal, bat lie is getting well and says
he will retire from the fighting ring.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14


The Lonisyille Commercial in a
lengthy editorial last week came out
squarely for the Jacobite candidate
and advised the Republicans not to
nominate a candidate. but towote in a
body for jacob, for Clerk of the
Court OF Appeals. itclaims that a
combination of 10000 Jacobites.
1900 Grenbackers and los 600 Re-
publicans can beat henry. We are
not surprised that the Commercial
should be foaad doing this. It is a
part of the programme. The game
will not work. No true Democrat
can be deceived in this way. The
Jacobites can not poll 5000 votes.
These few will join The Republican
party and the Democratic party will
be better of without them.
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- 49,
NJ C,t;l1o n clart IN Oup

A. NJ. Sotildo, a clerk to one of the
Senate committees, went into the
office of the Republican at washing
ton, and raised row over an article
that appeared IN the paper rnflecling
,on him. C.M. Barton, news editor,
was in the office when Sotilao and
his younger brother came in. Sew
oral shots were fred before any one
else could reach the room. Bartcn
was shot in the neck aud Sotildo was
also wounded dangerously II not ia
t,lly. Young Sotildo, escaped UNI
hurt. The wounded men tell con-
ficting statements about the affair.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The opponsnts of the whipping
post bill claim that It is a bad law be.
cause its victims are forever disgraced
after they have had The lash laid upon
them. Do they mean TO argue that
thieves should be recognized in the
social circles, provided they have
never been whipped for their crimes?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The candidate, no matter to what
party he may belong, who makes a
race for civil Office upon a military
record should be summarily sat down
upon. There are some fools and
blatant dcmagogucs who think the
war should be fought over every time
even a constable is TO be elected.
The sooner the dead past" is forgot
ten the better 1t will DO for all parties,
state and national.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Gen. Buell. and Col. Polk johnson
would not be bad gnbernatorlal
team. How many papers in Western
Kentucky will unite upon that ticket?
II will be tile blending OF the "blue
and tho gray and will give West
crn Kentucky man tile first place on
The ticket.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

> Following out the example ofthe
Harvard boys, the students of the
University of Rochester grossly In.
suited Oscar Wilde on the occasion OF
his appearance in Rochester last
week. About one hundred Of them
had engaged seats in the first balcony
end went for the purpose Of Inter-
rupiing the speaker They began by
turning out the lights and Kissing and
shouting. The police were called in
and succeeded in restoring partial
order. One student was struck by
policeman before the roughs could be
qnieted. When the lecture was abont
llalf oyer an old negro, hired for the
purpose. walked down to the front,
aitired In aesthetic costume, and took
his seat amidst shouts of laughter
Tho affair was a disgrareful and in
sulIing one, Oh the part of the stu
dents,
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N 0!!CE

As all my time is employed in SUI
rerintenifing the building Of a chair
factory I have no time to devote to
collection, ETC., and 4 have pllcel all
my accounts and notes in the hands
of Mr.. r w. Henry. for collection,
and as | will need all the money that
is due me, hope you will come for
ward and make prompt payment to
Mr.. Henry. ! will still continue in
the furniture business and keep on
hand full stock Of furniture. Thank
ing yen for your liberal patronage IN
the past, and hoping to receive con-
t;nuauce Of the same am
Very Respectfully,
A. w. PYLE.
GDec. 10 81 2,n.Y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
GENERAL NEWS.

Pinkeye is rigging at Shelbyvillo.
Gen. 'ElJah'Ward, of Roslyn, L. J."
is dead.
Geo. Hanford was found dead at
Port Jervis, N. Y.
Jno. Smith. while drunk killed his
wife at Allegheny, Pa.
Gunini Gaitau wastianged 1T Gal
weston last week, for murder.
M, vi. Robinson killed Mary Ba.
con for Iiilting him at Chicago.
Robinson ailted Black at Colon
bus, Ind, Tor slandering his wife.
Chas. Miller, = convicted murderer,
hung himself in Jail at Benton, Mo.
Frederick Messner, a Tilted lover
killed himself at Middletown,N. Y.
'Glies. Miller, St Louis murderer,
has been sentenced to be hung March
10.
THE Tennessee Grand Lodge oil
Knights Of Pythias, meets ut Mem.
phistu.dpy.
A Chicago man drank five pints Of
whiskey to keep of the small pox, and
died from the effects.
An old hermit named jesse Viii.
liams, was found dead in his bed al
Westchester, Pa.
Major Washburn and Mrs. W,
Stall were killed in a railroad acct
dent near Waco, Texas.
Mrs. Baker was fri htenee to dealt
at Bloomington, ILL.,, by burglar who
who tried to enter her house.
j. s. Schoor, q German dancin,
master, was mnr,lered by highway
men at Davenport, Iowa.
Three burglars wsre Mitch at Bel
ford, Ind, while attempting to cnte
the saloon Of Thos. Clark.
The dead bodies Of thee unknown
men were found in the woods nea
Lawrenceville, ILL.,, in decomposinl
state.
The state news compiler of til
louisville Post is careless. Whe,
items are clipped credit should b
gwen.
Al The Padncah Enterprise nominate
\ Hon. 'G. w. Reeves for Litwtenan
Governor. Mr.. Reeves is the pFesen
4 Senator from McCracken.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

VIM. Neal anil Ellis Graft, Two Of
the Ashland muraerers, have been
stnienced to be hanged April ii
They have been takento the licking.
ton jail TO remnin till fhe time for
their execution. Geo. Ellie, thc third,
who turned States evidence. has had
his case continued till fhe nextrcgn.
lar term of the Bnyd Circuit Court
For once punishment has been swift
" melted out in Kentucky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

A large delegation Of Harvard
students went TO hear Oscar Wilde
lecture at Boston. They secured
front seats aud marched in in true
aesthetic dress, knee breaches, long
stockings. fany'c,vats and sun now-
ers. Wilde changed his dress and
appeared in gcnieel suit and dis
posed of fhe Harvard boys by re-
marking, Preserve me from my dis.
ciplcs." The audience was much
pleased with his lecture.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
Christian Circuit Rurt.

0. F, Hester, and, ENTITY
VA. Hester, Ex'tarte lOrltr.
Ttiis day came the parties y. I. Hester ana
v. A. Hester by their attorney and He'd their
tx Farte petition in tho Christian Circuit
Codst praying the court thdt virginia A.
licsterbc permitted to trade and do business
In fdr own name aud that the SAID Virginia
a. Hester by the Judgment OF the C,urt he
'icclare,l|a PENE SOLE ami that she be Mvcatcsi
with pUwer to trade in her own name to use
enjoy. sell and convey for her own use and
benefit any property she may nnw own or
acquire FREE FROM the claims and debts Of her
husband sue Hnd be sued IN single woman
aud to trade in'hcr own name ami ID dispose
Of her property by will deed or otherwise. 1t
is therefore ofilerct ttia tnJ.irc ~ the filing II
sai'l petitrm with thcrclIi ri pubishe,l IN tile
Souia kcntuckian fer the length u fine pre-
srribc'l ny law.
Witness INV handas Clerk Of said Couft Tits
the 10Th day OF January. 1857.
b r. USbgs&Dho. Clerk
ChffstiEh clftuit Court
!. A. srrERr, Atty.
IanA-4w.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The 100 3 settlement Of The State
debt of Tennessee has been declared
unconstitutional by Tho Supreme
Court. The Nashville World is the
low-tax organ Of the state. This de.
ci-ion leaves our neighboring Com
mon wealth in n worse and more pitia.
bic condition Than ever before. TIN
settlement of the debt is now in the
hands Of the people.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
STATE NEWS.

There are tour lady editors in Ken
lucky.
Jno.e A. Lyme has become local edi-
tor ofthe Henderson Reporter.
The Mayfield Democrat favors Col.
Thos. l.. Jones, for Governor.
The cost of the Ashland murder
trials amounted to $4,000.
A Democratic primary election will
be held in Hem, county Feb. Is.
The Princeton Bonner moved last
week and consequently issued only a
half sheet.
Geo, d. Pope has been acquitted Of
the murder Of DR.. S P. Craig at
Stanford.
Isaac Turner has been sentenced TO
hang at Lexington, for the murder Of
Abe Roe.
Gen. Abe Buford, the well-known
horse man, has Joined the Christian
or Campbellite Church.
The colored PEOPLE of Bowling
Green gave kiss in the Dark" at a
dramatic entertainment last night.
Newt Reason mistook Amanda
Hartman for a burglar in his room aud
shot and killed her at Widcawake,
Ky.
The Courier, Journal says Mrs, VIII
s. Marshall ii editor publisher and
compositor OF the Lexington Enter
prise.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

A bill approprlating $4,000 to pay
the expenses of the Yorktown frolic
was defeated in the Mouse last week
aud those who went will have TO pay
their own expenses. Every now and
then the Legislature does a sensible
thing ana looks 10 the'imTestsof the
nnnnlp . .---.-. ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Chas. e Patterson, of Troy, was
elected Speaker of the New York
House Of Representatives last week.
lie is a straight Democrat. The
Tammany Democrats caused dead
lock for several weeks but finally
weakened and voted for the caucus
noIninee,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Gov. Black barn threatens TO pay
the expenses ofthe Yorktown trip,
amounting to nearly $4,000, If the
Legislature refuses 10 do so. Let
him liquidaie, it is better for him to
pay for his own frolic than for the
people Of the state 10 do II.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The new eve cent postage stamp
with Garheld's picture on 1t, will be
issued the first OF March. 1t is said
to be the handsomest stamp ever is
sued by the post-office department.