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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
sept G, 1888

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
~ ltORS.--All persons holding claims
against the EPtntc Of J. &. ALLISON
deceased. late Of Pickcms County, south
Carolina, will present them legally attosted
TO the undersigned for payment; and those
indebted to said Estate will mako payment
to JAMES VI. STEWART, Ex'or.
sept 6, 1855 so 3
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a reunion of Companies | and II of the
l'h South Carolina Regiment and of Com
pany c i'h Battalion, was held Mt this place
IN the Sd instant. There was not n large
attendance, b"t much information concern.
ng the Companies was obtained. The
meeting was rather informal and no per-
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State of South Carolina

COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
james Thomas Power, Plaintiff. against
Francis Maria Power, Rachel Hester
Power, Nancy Margaret Power, William
G. Mnuldin. Joseph q. Mnuldin, Susan
Chapman. Lueiln Hester, Jnmes f. Bark
CT, Jumcs Thomas Barker and Margaret
Bnrker, Dcendnuts. .-.SUMMoNs FOR RE-
LIEF, &c.
TO The Defendants:
NOU are hereby summond and required
Il 10 answer the complaint in this action,
winch was filed in the office of the Clerk OF
Commoo Pleas, for the snId county, OH the
3D. day Of September 1888, and To serve
copy Of your answer to the said complnint
on The subscribers aL their office pickcns
Court House, South Carolina, within iwentV y
days after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day OF such service; and if you fnil to
answer the complaint within the time aiure
said, III, pan tiif in this action Will applv
to the court iJr the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated "d September 1883
IL s. J. } LEWIS, Ger.
NORTON. KEITH & IlLLlNGSWORTU,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The defendants will also take notice tbnl
'h's action Is brought for the parti ion of
the tract of land i'll Pickcns County, South
Carolina, Oh Four Mile creek and Keowee
river, containing 800 acres, more or less,
lately owned by Sarah Ann Mauldin, Fran.
els Maria Power, Rnchel Hester Power,
Nanny Margarett Power, and James Pow
or. among the four last named and the heirs
NJ law Oi the first named per Shrper and to
subject the share of the first named TO the
pay mcnt of her debts, and also take notice
that no personal claim is made against yon
or any one or moro Of you.
NORTON, KElTH & ilOLLINGSWORTU
fmin'it'@ Attorneys
sept q, 1883 o. e.
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Mt. View Academy. Central Township

The roll OF honor for the week ending
August 8lA, pstanas as follows: corrie
CoclI: IN aud Louie Cochran. TEACHER
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, con ;lusion arrived at, ns those prescn,
ought il best to consult with others who
ere not present before the call should be
'ned. 1t is very probable that the call
'i'l be made, permanent organization
tFected, and annual meetings held here
ter. list Of the Companies represented
the meeting will be published hereafter
IL the SENTINEL, and all survivors in the
unity nre requested to scrutinze he lists
ID assist in making them complete.
number of gentlemen Of North Pacolct
Unior county, have organized themselves
% vigilance committee for the suppress
N of the traffic in whiskcy. which hns
III carried on in their midst for some time
the great injury of the community. Re-
"li"ms we're adopted looking to the pros
iion of every person violating the law.
sSrs. Good & Estes, distilers, were wait
upon by committee and requested TO
continue their business which they con
ted to do OH the first of august, last.
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Attention! Attention

TO our friends and custom we hoyc
only to say our STOCK OF FALL COOL
are J"st commenced coming in nnd ere long
Will De complete in every department.. But
when you come TO Grcenville don't tail ru
come ana see us rs we have n big bargn&H
for you.
The best Bleaching in the State for the
money.
II yards Bleaching 4 4 wide for ST 90.
10 yards NienShing A wide for 90.
yards Heavy Bleaching A wide o.
HSAeOWN S4HKEsTHNGS:
l8 yards Good Shifting for 81 90.
IL yards Good Shiring for 90
l3 yards Good Shifting 1 a wide for o.
81 yards Calico for %.
20 yhitts Calico for 90
III yards Calico for %.
l3 yards Calico and one dozen Buttons.
and Spool Cotton for 0O.
Good Jeans ut 25 cents
Doeskin Cassimcrc from 10 ceuts TO on
dollar.
Alpaca Dress Goods at i0t
Twilled Dress Goods ut l25c.
BrUcnded Dress Goods at lU3c.
BLACK CASH vi HIEsEI.
In this department we can show you
full line Of Black and Blue Cashmers fror
40, 50. TO, rs, 80 to 81 on.
Bunch Yarns nj 50 cents per bunch.
SO with this come anil sec us when yo,
come to Greenviile:end We guarantee salts
tncilon Or money refunded.
Your friends,
SITES HeH1EIN' G&y ESAssEgs
=. o. BOX l72,
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brennan & Bro
Have secured the WEST EN-
DRUG STORE PLACE, and wan.
thcir
PICK EINS FRIENDS
TO come and sec their New Variec
and Extensive Stock of
GOmaectiOEHMrfcS.
Fancy Goods,
Choice daFOGeI'ieS.
Fine Cigars
and Tobacco, &c.
aug 80, 1888.
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Tax Notice
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,

COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
PICKENs G. H., $. c., August 13, 1858.
n accordance with the Supply Bill, np~
proved December %. 1882, notice is
hereby given that this Office will he open
for tie collection of taxes on SATURDAY,.
the 1st day Of September, 1898, aud wilb
remain open until October 20lh The rntes
per cenLum is as follows:
s'"'c 4a mills.
County d
Past Indebtedness IA
Railroad &
School .
Total l9I mills
Toll Tax ST.
The penalty Of five per cent will attnst
on all taxes where the May mstnllmeut anS
not pnid.
For the convenience Of Taxpayers | wllS
nc nj the following places at the limeS
stated below tor the collection Of taxes:
'nday and Tuesday, October lst and %
at Central.
Wednesday, and Thursday, October Sd and
lIl ut Liberty.
Friday and Saturday, October 9th and
9th at Enslcy.
Monday and Tuesday, October 9Th and
OH at DacusYille.
"Wednesday, O".''r l".h a. rra. .u..
town
Thursday, nc.. n.. -" p. .L.... ...r..
FiidnY. no...... .... ".rr1f@a'.
AMI ,,r - .,,. ac, ., ,n..i .i.,no ,,,o..
Office at o.. .G. a, &C.
Taxes are rnynhl" IN the following kinds.
Of funds and no other: Gold and Silver
Coin, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes.
Jurors. Constnbles' and Wiinegg' CerIi.
ic"es must be audited by the County Com.
missiOncrs before received for tnxes.
Authorization as TO tuXes freely giverp
by muil or otherwise.
j. IT, BOWEN,
Treasurer Prckcrs County.
aug lc, 1883 ~
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no TINE


TO TINE
H II O Eo T. II
PlCKENS COUNTY!
The Summer and tho drought arc
our attention to preparing for the
E,,u, v:
have soon ,,r fondo., h,r.. aoo,,,
hv ,n, .o,.o ,,. ::
ted the Piedmont Section OF this
State; but NO must remember that
this in not tho only section that has
suffered, and try..and comfort our
selves with tho knowledge that
= '
worse than we have.
nv,
I"'''
such as corn and -four. But we are
glad TO say such is not the case with
IDry GSOeStS.
Thc,m;lIs wcyo all ovcrstockcd, and
large lots Of these Guoda l,nv, b,,n
forced ON he mnrl;nt bx. ,.o,,,,, L
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BLACK CASH vi HIEsEG.
J our friends

p =. 2 2 ut ut Of,v r? r.
&.s1 E%E.s <...,. t':..'"&
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& BARR
Greenvi11e, IS. Us
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
A MULE FARM.

Mr.. W. w. Smith, Of Nacavile, Califor-
which he purchased in 1873, including one
section, or mile square, four miles east of
town. Mr.. s. arrived here from California
on Saturday last, when he informed us that
he was en- route for the blue grass hills OF
Kentucky where he expects to purchase
number of the finest jacks TO be found,
which will be sent out to this county and
TO the section Of land above mentioned. He
will then visit the horse markets OF st.
Louis and Chicago 10 see what can be had
in the way OF American brood mares. If
nothing happens Mr.. Smith will be ready
in few weeks TO open up on section twelve
one of the most extensive mule farms in
the west. The man who will have charge
OF the enterprise has spent his life in the
business, and Mr.. s. thinks the success and
proiitableness OF such a farm in this valley
are beyond question. Horses and mules
are uniformity healthy here, grass abundant
and the demand for mules unfailing. But
more of this in the future. AS we said Mr..
Smith came to Wichita in 1873 for the sole
purpose of investing in cheap lands. From
here he went TO the Nappa valley, Caliior-
mia, where he bought young fruit farm
paying sixty dollars an acre for it. Last
week he was offered four hundred and forty
dollars an acre for the same place which is
now annually loaded with fruit. He says
MIR. Grieffcns.ien offered to give him the
lots now occupied by the Citizens Bank
and Gossard's building. IL he would put up
Observation-Disclosures house on them
lie would have done so but he could secure
neither carpenters or lumber. The lots are
now worth eight or ten thousand dollars.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
GAS LiGHIs-oLp BLInKERs.

The finest set Of retOrts in the State. the
best works and the most capacious mains
are features pertaining 10 the Wichita gas
works. Judges OF such works unhesitating-
ly declare that no city in the State possesses
such complete system. That the gas
made and furnished will be OF an excellent
quality there is not the least doubt. Judge
Hill has already invested upwards OF forty
thousand dollars and the expense is not yet
stopped. The works have been fired up,
and within few days the manufacturing
process will be begun. In this connection
we desire TO call attention of the people
and OF the city government once more to
the failure OF the old blinkers, by courtesy
for years called street lamps, scattered here
and there about the city, and along our two
principle business thoroughfares. We
fought them before and after adoption by
the city, but our fight was in vain. Yet
they are just as much of a fraud as they
ever were. Everybody has known them TO
be frauds. The have barely served TO rem
der darkness visible, and to make some
show OF pretence of city airs, and that's
all, and at u cost that should have given us
ten times the light. One good gas burner
would give more light than dozen OF those
odoriferous, wind-shaken, blinking, social
ed street lamps. One Boulevard lamp, like
the one lately erected at the corner Of the
Kansas National Bank, for light is worth
street full Of the old frauds that We have
gone on year after year paying our money
for. The time has come TO kick them out.
We don't know what gas is going to cost
per thousand feet, but we have no doubt
Judge Hill will be fair in his prices. At
any rate the city council should make an
immediate effort 10 transfer the cost of the
present non shadow-casters to something
descent. Outside OF the fact that Judge
Hills enterprise should he encouraged, the
taxpayers have some rights, and a dozen
or two Boulevard lamps would afford more
light than all the old smokers now lumber
ing our streets.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
MEMPHIS ROUTE SOUTH.
KANSAS CRY TO MEMPHIS WITHOUT CHANGE OF
CARS.

The attention Of the people OF the West
and Northwest is called to the Memphis
extension Of the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Gulf Railroad, now completed and in oper-
alton between Kansas City, Missouri, and
Memphis. Tennessee. The completion Of
this short line to the South brings that
heretofore to the West practically inacces-
siblc section into close relation with the
West and Northwest to the very great adj
vantage OF all.
Through trains for Memphis with Pull.
man palace sleeping car aud elegant day
coaches leave Kansas City daily, saving fire..
quent changes and many hours time to
Memphis, Jacksonville, Fla, New Orleans,
and all Southern cities. Tourists tickets
via this short route to jacksonville, Mobile,
New Orleans. and all the winter pleasure
resorts OF the South, will be on sale at al
coupon Offices throughout the West. A
map of this new route has just been pre-
pared and will be mailed free on applica.
ton to J. L. Lock wood, q. p. & T. A.,
Kansas CITY. Mo,
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piEp.

Died. in this city. Monday, November u,
Leslie NJ only child Of Frank W. and An
ME Oliver, eyed three years and twelve
days.
There may be no lack Of human sympathy,
no dearth OF sympathetic tears, but these
VIII bring no surcease 10 the agony OF that
home. Its light has gone out, its joy sud
denly vanished in night, leaving aching
hearts and distracted minds filed with I'M
utterable questions that touch God and His
wisdom and HIS mercy. An only child, the
first, proud boy full of beauty and grace,
with a face that won all hearts, who one
day was making all the house resound with
his joyous, lifefull laughter, is the next day
struggling for breath as he pleadingly looks
into the eyes OF distracted father and moth
er for help, and, the next, cold and still in
death-quiet, unknown, incomprehensible,
mysterious, awful death. The bright day
is secluded, soft summer is changed to wrath
full winter, and rayless gloom, barren and
deep, settles down on the hearts OF our
friends. Oh! the saddest cry OF this earth,
and ever recurring, is, "where is nv little
IVY sn"t u'cus hcdsou Can IuTnlsD no an
swer, and If the stricken soul cannot then
there il none. Another boy, his fathers
hope and mothers delight, slips through
some strange illness, and why then, why
should my boy be takeni You will see him
riding his wheeled charger, hear him pat
tering through the house, catch assuring
tones Of his childish voice and see, with
distinctness, look from his great
bright eyes in some 1eeting shadow, all OF
which will cause your tears airesh TO flow,
but little Leslie will return to you no more. |
The why, and the why, and the oh, and oh, |
Of the soul, and it was my boy, my boy are
longing questions that can alone be answer
ed through the heart by Him who notes the |
'parrow's fall; and, while these questions
viii be the burthen OF your home and swell |
he volume Of the cry which ever ascends
rom human lips, lie who bid little children,
will care for your Leslie until Time shall
nave soothed your sorrow and carried YOU,
ilso, close to the portals Of that eternal gate
which he has entered in his youth and
,eauty
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

+ ". LAssREx, DRAR SR ;-It adords
ne great pleasure - spsak in the highest
aesus u ~ valns q your AIl-Hsaliag Bal
ssa - nsdicins list should b in every
fhafly. Dsisg $1,000 viii pain Il ~
~ - hss1ng ~ ki6nsy complaint !
w. isAuesd b. ysar asss1 = vssgusdy,
= pussAass I'D ~ bseais - year An
uaaf6nw 49,, I tsek ~ nsdieiss -.
ssedlne = dIssslisns, - 80, having ~
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nyssaf sslssvsd sla1sssy NJ - Eain h
~ -, - ~ ki1Deys - Isagse a9srd
- aay nouhas. I have - hssltatieai h
0ving ~ - hsells - nedisine, ~
W. I ~ ~ -, = - - iavsss-
49, I ~ nsss n ~ H.. I hsl1s1sy
ssnun6 ~ An-Nsaiing Dslsnn y ~
$3.50 = 49, - wkae ~ rsBesssae 4
- -, - - - - ai1nssts -
1brih = - sluuu1sa 1eaEsy -,
0uooo1 PAN.
OkA1so9, xxlD. ASgl1 - - ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
CITY MARKET.
CITY MARKET.
II heat dry and in conlif,ot for mill.
MARRIED.

At the residence of ID. J. Chatfield, on
Fourth ave-, by DIR. b. Kelly, on Thursday
evening, November Sth. n. NJ. Stephens. Of
Oskaloosa, Kansas, to Miss Nettie Meeker,
Of this city.
The bride has been living in our city but
short time. -tut had made a number of
pleasant acquaintance, who gathered at
the residence of Mr.. Chatfield on the Sat-
urday evening following to congratulate
and wish them happy journey through
l;fo
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MUeEHr NOT CORONER.
poctored Returns and an Unfair Count
TINE TABLE or TINE OFFICIAL FIGURES MAKES
m TIE

Great excitement was produced in poiti-
cal circles this morning upon the discovery
being made 10y an expert in the EAGLE Of
fee that the official returns made by the
county commissioners for publication, with
relation to the Office Of coroner. were, in
the columns Of totals and majorities, incor-
rect. The Republican candidate, the Hon.
Thomas Glover, on the face OF the returns
ties Esquire Nugcnt. The county clerk has
been enjoiued by this Office against issuing
certificate until the county commissioners
can be convened and the matter officially
and judicially determined in the interest OF
the perpetuity OF American institutions
and the final victory OF the Republican
party.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
Wiohits Still Booming.

On account Of strangers who daily flock
to our city, We have concluded to reduce
the prices Of groceries and provisions in
order to make room for daily arrivals Of
fresh goods. We offer to cash buyers. 6
packages Of Arbuckles coffee for 81, other
roasted cofrees in bulk, from A to o lbs. per
81. Teas and sugars at big reduction.
Fine sorghum syrup for so cts. per gallon.
Also about $40O worth of pure apple cider
vinegar at 30 cts. per gallon in small lots,
IS cts. by the keg, and 10 cts. per gallon in
barrel lots. j. Il. TURNER & Co,
South side Douglas avenue, Sd door west
Of Main. 80
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
70 RXQHAN0H.

lx-story house and 8 lots In CoIdwatsr. Mirh.
! house rooms, and lot In Junction Try, kss
LOO acre farm In Webster county, No. ] buri-
ness house in Qussn City, No. Is lots in i.afay-
cite Indiana. l0D-acrs farm miles from Lar
ned, Kas. 40o-acre farm In Pawnes county.
Kas. I'D scrss In Laclsds county, No. lopsers
farm In Rnsh eoasty, KS. 61e-aefs stock ssuge
In Bardsman county, Texas. 80 town lots is
Seymour, Texas. 70 town lots In Peass, Texas.
2l6 acres In Knox county. Texas. lot In East-
land, Tsxas. 70 sore farm adjoining Seymour,
Texas. 160 acres In Kingmaa county. kas, .
lots In Bioomingtos, Ills. so-ecrs fAlm in Cal
lovay oo:nty. No. lot IN HusehInson, 70.
House and lots In LArnsd, Kas. lop-scrs farm
ON Pswnss river, Kas- Hosns snd Lot In Amor
icss, indiana. 70 acres In Afeoa townshiP,
Sedgwick county, Ksssas.
All the shove property 20 exchange for prop
ssty in Wichifss or foe farm pgUpsrty near
WicAits also have some toWp property In
wiesits To- exchange for farm properly near
wichita. Parties having property 70 exchapGs,
or for sale, had tsttsr leave Il In my hands, for
I eorrsspo.d with great many parties East
who intend 70 ssstis In Sedgwick county
For parsiculaFs call - NY 0l1ee % gputh SIDE
Of Douglas svenue, doom east Of Browns sec-
osd-hssd store, wiehits, kassas.
Mi 4. a. RE1MAN.
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Lost Pockstbsok.

Containing one ao-dollar gold piece, $40
greenbacks and about $40 in change, with
Theodore OTIS name on slip Of paper. Tie
finder will please leave IL at this ONCE, aid
get $40 reward. 3l-a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
MASONIC.

Regular communication Wichita Lodge,
No. 80, A. +. & A. NJ. Monday evening,
Nov. 10Th, at .:3o sharp. Work in third de-
gree. All NJ. Ms. are cordially invited to
he nrpsent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

Frank s. Carlton bought the Clydesdale
thoroughbred stallion brought in by Lind
say from Canada. The price was two thou
sand five hundred dollars. Mr.. Carlton
says without doubt he has one Of the finest
horses in the United States, and the indiea-
tions are that he has.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

L. r. Jones. OF Cheney, came to the city
Tuesday night. II was dark, and in cross
ing the bridge across the slough west of
the city, he was thrown from his carriage,
causing his team to run away and complete
ly demolish his, rig, himself sustaining
q number OF bruises.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
Notice for Publicstiou.

ct wichita. Kansas, Octohsr 3Dsh, iss3
Notice n hereby given that tbs following
named settler has He'd notice Of hsr intsnii0n
70 mshs Anai proof u mpposs % her eiaimf shd
list sid proof will b nlads bssors the U ..
Decsnbsr -. Isu1, VIA: Dalsss Tyler, S5r the
sWx -. ~, twp - soa1h, q rs1Gs west
she names he fbllow1ng vitasssss 10 prove
Of, aid lad. Wis +. T. uukis, PsFis sa<iIsr,
RI =. Sad1sf ~ Willis Nosa Ill Of Boose,
summer county, ksases-
13-e y. L. WALkE8, Register.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15
FINES PAID.

We are informed that q majority of the
saloon men, who were fined last spring and
were released by the commissioners on the
payment of costs and promise to pay,
have deposited one hundred dollars apiece
with the treasurer.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

dian Territory last week. His adventures
by food and field were of lively, and at
times serious character, but be came up
smiling
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

Mrs. A. J. Cook rendered the lie ones
of our home excessively happy by present
ing them with very fine full-blood maltese
kitten. whose fur rivals the seal or mole for
softness. The vote of thanks was unani-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

We have given our bills to Herman Stein
buchel 4 Bro. to collect. Their ONCE is on
Main street, up stairs in Dagner's block.
Anybody against whom we had accounts
before the first Of September, 1851, Il here
by requested to call and settle with Herman
Steinbuchel b Bro, who are hereby author.
lied to receipt for same.
1891 DRs. WHTTLOCK 4 WMTLocK.
II you want loan on good real estate
for one, two or three years, consult your
best interests and call on the Lombard
Mortgage Company. and they will satisfy
you. S4-tf
L. w. Ong, the photographer, has just
received fine lot Of picture frames for the
holiday trade, which he will sell cheap.
att
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

Mr.. j. S. Jewett, the proprietor Of River
view Farm, situated between the rivers,
brought in twelve sweet potatoes that
weighed just one busheI, or fifty-six
pounds. Three potatoes TO the peck does
pretty well even for this voluptuously pro-
ductiye valley. MIR. Jewett raises such for
hotel purposes as they are entirely too I'M
wieldy for family use. A popular boarding
house might manage TO get away with one
at single meal, but such hasheries are
scarce
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

A desperate attempt was made by pris-
oner, Mt the county Jail, on Monday morn
ing last, during the serving of breakfast to
escape. While his wife guarded the re-
manning ones, Sheriff Watt ran the fellow
into barbed wire fence and took him in.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

Sedgwick county polled almost four thou
sand votes, and the full vote Of the county
was not cast by at least five or six hundred.
This puts Sedgwick abreast the leading
counties of this State.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

There will be preaching next Sunday
evening. 18th inst, at Eagle Hall, esquire
Hobb-' office by Rev. +. 7. Smith, L. u.
minister. Special call for organizing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

We received several kilograms and letters
on the election, but this on a postal card is
cute and Characteristic
CALDWELL, Nov. 9th, 1853.
Glory TO the Lord! You did well in
Sedgwick. Bully for Sluss. HUTCH.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

We call attention TO the new feature in
real estate loans, introduced by the Valley
Land and Loan Company. They are loan
ing at per cent. interest. See their adver-
tisement In another column.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-15

Boone PosToFFICE, KAN. Nov. 8, 1883.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
Please say in the EAGLE that Joint Dis
trict. No. CD and 50, want teacher for the
present winter term Of four months.
IL. j. uUKLE. District Clerk