Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-24
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PRINTING AND srNDINo.
) Township. eeheol District IN, Legal Blanks
The fAolz printing and bindsry hou''
, has been engaged for = number Of months
. in printing township and county BLANKS 10
large quantities for stock. A great deal Of
: care has been taken in the arrangement Of
these different blanks Of which there are
several hundred different kinds, that they
embrace all that is necessary to make them
complete without any superAuities abou,
them. Our legal blanks have been passed
on and, in fact, most of them have been
compiled by raid attorney-one Of the best
in the prsctice-so that We feel confident
that our blanks will stand the test and fll
tae bill; SO that justices of the peace need
not hesitate TO order anything in
their list, from the EAGLE, for We will guar
Antee that they will prove satisfactory both
as to price and form, and the goods, as We
have taken care TO use only 6rst-class paper
for the work. We have also just finished
several hundred sets of school district books,
which for completeness in the arrangement,
material on which they are made, the style
of ruling, printing, binding, etc, they excel.
We also have 9 Justices docket, civil and
criminal combined, which is meeting with
rapid sale, owing to its completeness, it
being Just what township justices need. In
fact there is hardly blank Of any kind that
is used by township officers in the transac-
ssction of their business but
what can be found on the shelves
of this Office In the blank book de-
partment we possess superior facilities for
that branch also, and employ none but
frst-class workmen and use the best brands
Of material of all kinds necessary for the
work. In fact, we will say in this oonnec-
ton regarding stock used in this Office, we
have made it a rule not TO buy material of
any kind for use but best brands Of goods.
In the supplies for real estate and money
loaning business we have in stock, deeds,
mortgages, blank abstracts, etc, etc. by the
teIs of thousands. Our facilities for print
ing and blank book making in its various
branches, from visiting card Of the latest
design to a coupon boud on parchment or
from two-lesved folder to long form
mortgage record is complete and not sur
passed in the state. The EAGLE printing es-
tablishment is not only a Wichits institu-
ton bnt it is Kansas institution, but is
more closely identified with the southeast
and southwest part OF the state than the
central and north and in its management it
has been the object Of its proprietors to do
class of work that would always commend
itself, and to deal with their patrons honestly
and frankly in business like manner, and
thus secure and command their Patronage,
respect and good will for the years To come
puLAsKrs ASSIGN ENr BUSTED.
H. G. Toler's official career as J. A. Pu-
laski's assignee WAS rather brief. Pulaski
owed Nave McCord Merchantile company, |
of St Joseph, Mo-, S76560 and upon learn
ing of the assignment sent their representa-
tive, Mr.. Z. b. Harvey, to investigate mat
tiers. He secured the services of j. NJ
Balderston, and upon investigation they
that the assignment would not
stick, because no schedule of liabilities had
been filed with the clerk of the court and
for other reasons. They therefore got out
an attachment upon the concern and the
sheriff took Mr.. Toler's place as assignee.
1t appears that Pulaski was in too much of
a hurry to skip the town and didn't do the
thing up right. Mr.. Toler and the sheriff
began to take ali inventory yesterday after
noon but did not get through.
The goods in the store will inventory
between $500 and 5000, and the
liabilities are about S4,700. That is a pref
ty good showing for business career of two
months. The inference is, in the light of
Ibis showing and Pulpski's fight that there
is a niggar in the fence and there are rumors
afioat that there are two niggers some
where about the premises. 1t is limited the
house sold tobaccos in this city for less than
cost, and If the truth all could be found out
, fearfully fraudulent state of things would
be the result, at least that is what those who
ought to know something about the matter
hint One thing is certain; it cannot be
regarded as business failure. Many ap-
pear 10 think it was put mp job from the
tart Some parties will be badly left and
viii be somewhat afraid of Wichita whole ,
ale houses hereafter. Judge Campbell was ,
oulaski's attorney and had to take bis pay
,ut in peanuts; so it is reported.