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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

The indicate ons are that the fair under the
auspices of the Arkansas Valley Agricul-
tural society that will be held here this fall
will be grand success. The COMMITTEES in
charge are exhausting every effort to make
it tine grandeet thing of the kind ever held IL,
the state The Cincinnati Safe company
have made application for space to exhibit
twenty fire and burglar proof safes. Negotia-
tions are being made with several eastern
companies who are anxious to place on exhi-
bitiou some Of their representative goods
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

If you are sour over anything, so 70 the
Congregational church tonight and get sweet
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

F. P. Martin, of Atchison, partner OF Mr.
Schuck, the fresco artist who has the contract
for the interior work of Biting Bros. new
store, arrived in the city yestetday, and has
made ND his mind to remain and open an Of
flee here
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

IcXcURSION TO WINFIELD
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd.
Given by the young men of Class Nos.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

srIR ARCHERY CLUB SONG AND DANCE,
PROF GLEASON'S DOG CIRCUS.
Ana the Funniest Afterpiece ever produced on the
Minstrel stage,
-rTHE LITTLE SLY COON.-o-
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

PIaase announce G. W. 0tsenrod asa can
Niate for Representative::of tho crd Dislxict,
aSjec& to - dsciioa of the people at the
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03
Co raso Editor OF the Haslc.

Please announce me a. q candidate for
commissioner of the Third district, subject to
the Republican convention
Yours truly, L. f. JONES.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

Please announce me q candinate before the
ensuing Republican convention for represent
asive Of the SD district
RODOLrH HATYIRLp.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03
The chestnut bells'' are becoming pop

Remember the sweet social tonight at the
CONGREGATIONAL church.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

Mr.. John Kennedy of tho West side, is
very low, his physician thinks he will not
live over today.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03
A SLY FELLOW.

A short time since the proprietors of the
Hydraulic mills were led to suspicion one OF
their employees Some parties who had been
dealing with them complained of the size OF
the bills, and an investigation showed that
their collector and deliverer had on several
occasions made the bill larger than it should
be when he presented it for payment, and
when he returned the money to the company
he saved the surplus for his own special ben
eft.
IT is not positively known how much money
the lad had hooked in that way, but there is
reason to believe that he has been playing
his game for some time. lie
had the entire confidence OF his
employers which place him above watching
He had been employed by the company fol
some years and his many friends were much
surprised to learn of his strange actions.
No one who has been injured by him has
has decided to make an effort to prosecute
him or make an effort to recover the money
from the company for which he was work
ing.
When his actions became known to the
company he was dismissed Immediately and
is now out of the city it is supposed trying to
get another job.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

80 -
lam a candidate for representative Of the
n yht y-sourth district, subject to tho decis-
saoc OF tAs Republican convention.
A. H. CARrEN1R
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

Please announce that will be candidate
for representative of the SD district. subject
70 the decision of the convention at Goddard
~, Sentember3 3. r. Z. I.AwRKNCE.*
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

Please announce me as candidate before
the Republican convention, for Representa-
1.-Two Of the S4th district.
C. s EICHHOffZ
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

10 the Editot Of Che EAuLK
Please announce T. H Randall as candi-
date for commissioner of the third district,
subject to the decision of the Republican CON
vention at Goddard.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-03

Please announce s. W. Balch, Of Waco
township. as q candidate for the office oi
Commissioner of the Third district, subject
30 the decision of the Republican convention
to he held in the city of Goddard, September
Z l&SA
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A CURIOUS We.

TIE Psloass Hacs has recently changed
hands, and lie new propristors make the
following statement concerning the fu-
tufe political course OF the paper:
The most anxious inquiry 50 far seems
10 Be N regard 10 our political intention,
and In answer We vonld say that We will
be willing 10 answer 10 the name Of
Muavump," though one Of Us claims
70 b The bcst Republican and the other
the bsss Democrat tsat ever trod Amer.
loan coll.
In view Of this extraordinary state.
msut. one may b pardonsd for inquir-
ing. "whe 10 this VET" The FIRST in-
prssuion. on reading the sentence. 10
that zone Of us" and "the other I"
combine 70 form "ws;" bat IL this be
ssospesd % The true Interpretation. the
inevitable esaelusion Ia that the best
Rspablican that ever trod American soil
plas The bsss ps@ocras tina. ever srod
Americas coil equals one Mugvump.
This 10 directly al variance with the
conclusions Of those Who have studied
The Aaevump most closely. and who
have collected large amount of data
concerning ita origin. nature and habits
Hsvsvsr this "ves is eansldsrsd, 10
eontradiess Ill previous opinions con-
esrnine The Aagwump. II Is moss b.
vildefine.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT soLn,x.
L terms At Port rovps,nd
IN ADMIRALTY.

James Q. Baker samuel .. s.vsv. Ar,s..
stvell, Sievelant !. Preels, samuel n -,
ri-oI, Abel L work, william p. O.lS
ander Cutler. Edward G Ala 49,
p. Royd, Barry Allen. Charles NJ - ~
ward Il. sewen, George Duncan Nina
d. Sewell. Oscar T. seveIl, Jobs 1870
Theodore II. Allen an fhons- len. hs.S
lsnts. Va the steam tug Tacoma
whereas, bel has been died In N. m.
trio, Court Of the Third Judicial pirvs.- =
Washington Territory. holding tsrns n -
Tow seud, o. the sd das Of Rshrua,y A 4
lss6, by J mes u. Baker, samuel A k..n
Arthur se~ell Cleveland B. Prshls. ss.ss.3
H. MorIsos, William P. Cu'lsr. Alsrs.s-
N. Cusler, Edward @ Allen, Alpasss p -
Harry Allen. Charles NJ. STEAD, .dv,pd 4
Sewell. George =. Duncan. william .. ss,,i
DOR T. Sewell, jobs Rossnfeid, rhsosuS
Il. Allen Aad Thomas Young. ovsss 4 =
chip John 6osenfsld, nbellanis. sssin ~
steam tus Tacoma. her to kle, sppsrrl -
furniture, allie ging. 10 substance, ia q -
18th day Of February. A. D. 1855. ssSl -,
Jot q hossnfeld, then living in the Aarbor :
NanAimo. British OolumbiA. and peund I. ,
voyage 10 sss, vas taken In toy By the stssu,
tug To oma under contrast Of sovs.s m
vicusly made, and while towing ma Va
through the waters OF British Coiunhas -
steam tug tacoma was 90 esrsisaly, rs1l1
gent y and unskilifully managed b. - -
ter Of said steam tus. Its sciocrs and snsloy
esa, that the said ship John Rosasisld -
towed BY the said steam tug UPON M :
rock, extern Ting into the Calf q asoe1
from Jumbo Island. adjacent 20 said ulf, =
was totally wrecked, DESTROYED and loa 4 h
BE- ilants. to heir damage In The SUN 4 =
hundred and forty thousand dollau, ~ I
haflapts dananA "A ann. N thla aul&
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Free Methodist Church, Pine street, be.
tween kishth and Ninth. Geo. W. Cole
ansn. pastor. Preaching 81 II .. IN. and
?. m tomorrow. sunday school Al e.ki
.. m. Prayer services. "Wednesday, at .
p, m. Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
after morning sermon. The Spirit and
the bride say Come.
Presbyterian Church. corner OF Third
and Ma&tson streets. Rev. h. q. strange.
pss,or. - Religious services tomor row II
u q m and ! p N. sabbath school al
lzS y m. Young peopsc's prayer and
praise nesting Al 8 p. IN. Communion
service la the morning. Subject OF even.
lng sermon. Jesus and the SaobAfh.
The Presbyterian sabbath schoo, in
helitown meets in the HArrsoa chapel al
Ia p. ~. Prcsshfng Al the sAass pace a,
80 ., m. b. ksv. O. y. whitworth-
Flr-s German Reformed Chur h. corusr
Of ssventA and Cherry streetS Divine
seFs tce ever Sunday 81 II o'clock q. N.
Sunday school ~ 10 q N. Renemher.
also. the meeting fog missionary purposes
tAis cveEing a. o'clock. Germans.
" Come Ia. THAI NJ house may Be alse1.
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The turbulent scenes which have
taksn place In the streets Of New York
within the past few days. following
slcss upon the riots in London and in
half hundred other cities. show clearly
thai another wave Of turbulence is
sveepins over the world. Whence II
comes. hoe Il originated, where ID will
end-vho San tsll9 In every civilixed
country the people are restless and az
pectant. ghe world seems 20 be on tie
eve Of great events. n he comfort,
howsver, 10 think that people often
srow restless and alarmed without AIDE
9uate cause. and that great eveeis
which are expected often fail 10 come.
TIE prophsss have predicted that lsss
vili Be disastrous year. bat the pro
phcts are seldom siehs.
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PACIFIC COAST.


Special Tax.
PoRr TOWNSEND, March "a special
election here today on the proposition
10 levy two mill tax to purchase hose
for DIRE plugs. resulted in 81 majority
fer the hose.
Anti Chinese.
There IL considerable quiet talk lately
a. to the best method OF Kidding this
place Of Chinese. The impression
seems TO be gaining ground that nothing
will be done In the matter.
shipping Intelligence.
fAroosH. March 6.-Steamsr Mania
nita passed out; steamer Wellington
passed in; q bark and schooner beating
in At 5 p. m. Southeast wind during
day; lisht northeast at 5 p. N.
Pozr townsend, March 5.-Ssiled-
Ship wemyss Castle, for Valparaiso.
Enthusiastically Qaeen of the
Pacific and Idaho.
Death Of General n. N. NagIe..
SAs FRAxcSoo, March 5.-9eneral
II. M. Nasles, veil known Santa Glars
viticalturist, q graduate Of West Point,
Who distinguished himself IN the Mex.
can aud owl wars, died today al the
Occidental Hstel, aged 70, Of neurAlgia
of the bowels.
saicide ~ Asphyxiatien.
San FEASogsoo, March 5. - Z. L
Compton. until recently connected With
Starr Il Co.'s hour mills ct South Val
lsio, com mittca suioide tbs morning
In room Is Of the Grand Hotel, by stop
ping up the ereviccs Of the doors and
windows Of the room and then farming
on the gss He left no information
whatever a. 10 WHY he had taken his
life.
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Thar RruHaSlrfos. Of the sven-
ing pagers sAx ID last evening 10 deay
the statement tia. Assistant United
Santes PrasecstinE Atlorsey Haasosd
hsd resigned that psi ion. In order 90
go the matter In it< proper tieht, a
reporter called on Mr. Hantofd lAss
svsnin9 and asked hlm in regard 10 AIS
resienation. fhss gentleman replt, a
~Ths statement 10 the foxr ISTxLtI
exscxx yesterday mornlns vas tue. !
handed nay resignation 10 the untted
es&tss Prosscuttne Attorney. wAase 90
sissant an. on Thursday evening". To,
be refused Do secept 70. while | in.
tsnd 10 press my resignation, shall
eousinee 30 serve the Governueni un,il
] an relieved. provided uy resignation
h aeesd upon in reasonable time
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Proposals for Military Sup
plies.

HEADQUARTERS Dnp'r on Tnx ooLunnA.
Ofhor Of Chief Quarterm ssssr,
VASoouvxn BAsRAcxs. ". p. fsb. Blssst
CEALED PROPOSALS. II TRIPLIcAfk
- subjset 10 the usual csadiiions, Wi =
received 1t this ofiioe or ~ the otios o. Ne
o. 3. Qusrteymssters 81 ths following nsDss
posts. until II O'Clock Soon, on Bzfureay,
Marc, n. lssf, at which pisces and time ~
Will be open ed, In the pr ssnce Of btdasrss
for the furnishing And delivery u military
supplies during the AscAl rear oomnen<lne
Jul, !. 1855, and ending June 81. lss1. - fss-
lows:
Wood, Charcoal, Oats. Barley, Brss. Hay
and Straw, or Hay IN nsu Of Brsv. Or s1se
OF said supplies - may Be- required . roFS'
land Oregcs Boise B.rraek.. I. Yen
To~ns>nd W. T.; Fort Cpur dFAlsns, l. ~
Fort SPOKANE. W. T.: Fort oansy, v. r. 20
Wslla wsla, ". T.: Vancouver Dspst. WI.
Fort klamath. Or gon-
The Government reserves the rtshf % -
jecs any or eli proposals. Prcfsrsocs vtff y
xiv, 70 articles Of domestic production. -
10 articles Of domestic production prodnese
on the Pacific Co<sf. conditions OF pnos -
quality beins equal. 20 the sxtsnt Of -
snmption required ~ the public serves sesfa
b Ank proposals. and prfntod eircalara. ~
ins full particulars g 10 the manner Of ~
eing ste, viii Be Furnished on sppslcafton "
his sfics or 20 the Qasrssrmsstsrs q The ~
rods posts named.
EnvelOpss containing proposals SHOULD -
MARRIED :" Proposals for --G -, Aod -
dressed 30 the uneerssgDsd 90 The rsrpscos
CA REYNOLDS,
Lieut.. Col. aad Deputy q N. O @. y A..
fez7 dwSv Ohssi QuarssRmas2.
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NOTICE.

10y VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY CON-
ID ferred upon me by Most Worshipfui
Louis Zeigie.. Grand Master OF the Most
Worshipful Grand Lodge Of Washington,
Free and Accepted Massns, / convene q
special comm unication OF said Grand
Lodge. at the Masonic Hall in the city Of
Seattle. on Sunday. March Z, 1856. 81
the hour Of 10 O'Clock a, m. for the pur-
pose Of ats nding the funeral Of our late
worthy. beloved and lar ented brother
John r. Jordan, Past Grand Master Of
the said Grand Lodge of Washington.
Ali brother Masons in good standing
are earnestly requested TO De present
VIM. II. WHITE,
Past Grand Master Free and Accepted
Maaona Of Washinston Territory 6 2
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NOTICE.

4 LII MEMBERS OF THE A. o. U. W,
n either residiog or visiting in the city
are reques ed 70 meet AZ the Police Court
room. Ia the Gordon Hardware building.
on this SATURDAY. event &. at I:3o
o'clock. 10 arrange for the funeral OF
Brother John T. Jordan: and all mem
beers Of Columbia Lodge No. 10, OF said
on tomorrow SUNDAY, at IL o'clock n,
and attend said funeral a. q Lodge.
g. A. hill.
81 Master Workman of said Lodge.
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Field SERBS,
GiRDRN SRRDS.
GRASS Serbs

OUR STOCK OF SEv SEEDS HAS
" arrived. Dougkf from ire larg01
and hest growers. q . great discount re
viii sail than lpwsr than any dealer ever
effcred Seeds sor hsfore. We viii caoss
out this new sock ~ ahsus twothirds
price. G. =. sToNk,
Wholesale and Retail Sod Deaier.
mhtdw1H
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CoIuxml RIvrs LuxH.a sHrrxrrs

ia isss the Colamhia mills az knapp
,sn. W. r., shipped 1881. SO fses Of
lanber, valued al Z l6i -2sSk. and |, asa to)
lath. vslsed at ts0ts &c, q total O.
tlSs .x2- 10. ecmprssine IS sAreoes- Ihe
Csstssp Mill Co lcsd~d IL vessels For
sSa fvanessro and spushesn parts a4sa.
tts feet iamosr and s.0e2 500 lAfh; he
We>i sort miA daring TIE sane period
sent Away foar sargoes. i.2sS,S n. INN.
Der valued a. ti2.aSS.
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HAVANA AND SIZED CIGARo
IL manufactured and kept In stock ,
large Quantities.
Dealers VIII nnd IL TO their advsntap
20 buy directly OF N, - we sell sfxtcey
tor CASH henoe our prices arc vefy ~.
The cash system enables % TO ssll chs4p.
Goods SAINT @. o. ID. 10 any part q ~
coast.
A large quantity Of tobacco sssns ~
sale. 81
Cfga1 manufactured to order n an5
desired shape and packed In any sfyis =
suit customers. uay5 dw9
Owing to the intention OF the owners 70
pack up and leave the country. the Cieau
now In stock viii be sold Of great sacrf-
nee. Those who buy must come Quietly.
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sHOo FLY CIGARS. rs cents bsx,
100 10 boxes. Ansi-Cooly, 81 the Meth
HssiAe News pspet Mil q. iAl7 In
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N OTICH.

cern: ny Wits. Annie h. Holt having
iefs my bed and board without just pro-
vocasasn notice u hereby given that
VIII net BE- responsible for any bile Of her
contrasting. ANDREW A. HOLT.
Purs Biakstl Feb q. lsak fe0 -
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WANTED.

THREE MEN WITH FAMILIES, TO
i work around q szwmil steady EN-
pigment for sober men who want 10
work none but family Een need apply.
Also want q woman TO cook fer fifteen
hands. Apply to c. II. Low.
mhSS Steamer Nellie.
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Men W anted.

TWO GOOD BRICKMAKERS ARE
L wanted Immediately al the Port
Townsend brick yard.
mbs DEyOF & DICKINSON.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF ST.
"A john 9 Lodge, A. II. s. A. NJ, is cali
ed for this evening. at 80. for the pur-
pose of arrang ng the funeral ceremonies
Of our late brother, John T. Jordan.
Eureka Lodge is respectfully invited to
attend. By order of
J. A. HATFIELD. W. NJ.
Seattle. March i 1886
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILLs At
1 Lake Union. North Seattle. bana-
ing and machinery. also SIX lsss; 70 =
mill, Y. 90 feet psr day. Apply %
sel3dw J. NJ tkINk,
Waahington Iros WofkA. Seattle
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS

VISITORS AS WELL AS MEMBERS
V of Seattle Chapter are earnestly re-
quested to assem- BILE at Masonic Hall, Sun
day, March 7. promptly at o'clock D. M,
TO pay proper respect to the remains of
our late companion. John T. Jordan. By
order Of II. Il. PHILLIPS, III, p,
C. H MERRICK See'y So
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Card of Thanks.

THE UNDERSIGNED. GRATEFUL
i to frienss and U ighbsrs for repeated
expressions Of sympathy and many sets
OF sslf sacrificing kindness durlnS the
fatal Illness Of their eldest daughter.
Mary. adopt this public method OF re,
turning thanks they could not utter. II
s,eslch and hand pressure should cor jure
up the scenes Of sorrow and pain through
which they 30 lately have pa sed
MR.. and MRS. WALTER II tRMON-
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$1,000 REWARD.

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
ID ers OF King couRsy, ". t. i hereby
offer 5000 reward for the ares. and con
viction Of the person. who. on the ah day
Of February, murdered J. Manning Col
man and Wilbur Paftcn. on Lake Wash-
ingfcn, In said county.
III Mc6RAw. sheriff.
Seattle, y. r, Feb n. lssA fe3s
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p. ]. FRANCIS,
PIONEER JOBBER

WILL DO ALL KINDS OF HOUSE
w Cleaning. Carpet Cleaning and
Scou ing. Whiiewsshing. KAlsoninins
and General Joehins.
Leave orders at A. P. FreemAu's shoe
shop, on Columbia street. or AZ soothiack
stand Yesley LeAry Building.
Work promptly attended 10. Prices reA-
sonahie. NH I'm
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N0TIC6

MEMBERS OF ALKI LODGE, A. o.
WI U. W.. are requested to meet Sun
day afternoon, at O'c ock sharp. at Ma
sonic Hall. 10 attend the funeral Of our
late brother. John L. Jordan.
A. l.. SPENCER,
SO M. W. Alki Lodge No. 80.
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COUNTY
Treasurer's Notice.

THE TREAsU RER OF KING
county, W. T., will pay. on prssentar
ton, all outstanding warrants drawn o.
the County Fnnd Of said coenty bearing
dates prior 10 and including No. IN =
June term. 1884. No interest viii BE- q
lowed on said warrants after this data
GEO. ID. HILL.
Trsasarer.
Once OF County Treasurer, scaftiA
January II. 1854 jal2dewi
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THE PUGLT SOUND SEED

~ ARDEN OF A. @. TILLINGHASf.
VI at Padilla, Sksgit county. ". Z, ,
the largest In this Territory. I'm Padflla
bay was grown more than 10 90 pounds
have been sent East. asd much Of whirA
comes back here again. In packages hon
Eastern dealers. to customers who sFdw
from the East.
Mr.. Tillinghast has reserved some q
the best, and has also sent East for SUP
ply OF such Seeds as are better grown
elsewhere. and will send out Flower an1
Vegetable Feeds on an ntirely new plAA.
He sends them postpaid By mail (oozIlncf
oE DkLIvERYl TO DO paid FOR wheE thsy
are received.
Send for catalogue. In which WI b
found prices. descriptions ana all pextic
ulars. Address A. q. TILLINGHAeT.
Jal3eow WIN Padilla. Wash. f4.
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NOTICE.

T WILL LEAVE ALL or Ny BUsI-
i nesa with Capt N p. Gresg. 70 recsive
money and 70 settle al oslls and accounts.
moss L. G. whIfFOkD. M D.
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GEO.. w. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment Blu.
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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Hook and Ladder No, l

WILL PLEASE MEET AT ENGINE
w House No. q Sunday, March z. at
noon, in uniform, to take part in the fu-
neral OBJ equies Of J. T Jordan, Of Engine
Company No. 2. By order.
J. SCHRAM, Acting Pres't.
JACK LEVY SAc'v 62
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FANCY POULTRY.

THE SUBSCRIBER STILL HAS A
lot Of full hloodei Brown Le0horn
Chickens for sale % - each or Is per Trio.
kxxs, IN dozen for 81. Gail and see.
r. N. HoSKISSON,
mis- dw3m BlAkely, w. I.
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A HOUSE WITH THREE ACRES OF
"a ground and orchard. within q half
hours walk from the Postoface. Apply
afthis ONCE nhs n
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The Prison Parole Bill.


Messrs. Dickerson and Thorne
have prepared this Pententiary Pa
role Bill, which they will introduce
In the House.
Be IL enacted, etc, That the Com
missioners of the Sinking fund shall
have full power and authority to
make and establish rules and regula-
tions for the conduct and manage
ment of the Kentucky penitentiary,
undar which any person who Is now
or who may hereafter be convicted
and sentenced to confinement In the
penitentiary for a felony other than
murder, arson, rape, incest, burglary
or highway robbery, and who has
not previously been convicted and
served a term therein and who has
not been insubordinate to the rules
of the institution, may, upon his
written application, and consent
thereto be allowed to go on parole
outside the buildings apd ipclasurs
of the penitantiary and free from the
custory and control of the Warden
thereof but to remain in the legal
custody and under the control of the
said Commissioners, and subject al
any time to be taken back and con.
fined within the inclosure Of the pcni'