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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08
TO STOCK SHIPPERS.

We desire to call your attention t.
the extraordinary facilities now offer.
ed for handling stock, via Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fc railroad aud
Atchison. The stock agents have now
completed and in full operation, on
both sides of the river, at Atchison,
the largest, most convenient, best ar
ranged, and in every way most perfect
and finest appointed stock yards in the
west. Pure water is brought into the
yards, good stabiing for horses and
every convenience for men aud deal
FRS at hand. plenty of hay in barns, and
grain always in full supply. These
Yards are in charge of old and reliable
stock men, who know how to handle
and care for stock. and who will spare
no pains TO give en.ire satisfaction. All
the yards along the line of the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fc railroad
have been put in the very best condi-
fion and are in charge OF thorough and
competent men. The rates of freight
to eastern markets are always as low
from Atchison as from any other point
on the Missouri river. while shippers
have the choice the following routes:
Hannibal & st. Joe II. r., Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific II. r., Burling-
ton route, Missouri Pacific, North Mis-
souri, and Louisiana route. The run
from Wichica to Atchison is short
about two hundred miles and cattle
arc brought through in quick time Oh
fast express trains. The rates to Kan
sas City are the same as to Atchison,
and shippers who pstronizc this line
can have the choice of going either to
Atchison or Kansas City. This is an
advantage not enjoyed by any other
line.
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Correspondence IL the Eagle.
FROM THE SALT SPRINGS
REMANTO SALT SPRINGS,

hEMANTO SALT SPRINGS,
SUMNER Co.. rs, April %. 1873
EDITOR EAGLE: Our salt work,
here are being slowly hut surely devel
oped to success. Messrs. Marshall anc
Golf, formerly of Arkansas City. have
now some thirty-two watts i'm successful
operation, and have several barrels o.
salt well crystalized. but owing TO the
dry, windy weather they have been
annoyed with the dust. which renders
the salt impure. but now that we have
had two good showers OF rain to lay
the dust and start the grass, it will be
all right in few days.
Our people have also secured splen-
did site for cemetery, consisting OF
forty acres. We have also organized a
school district and voted bonds to
build school house; cost, $1,000
But perhaps the most exciting circum-
stance that has taken place here lately
was the Indian scare yesterday. About
O'Clock in the morning the people
here were aroused from their gentle
slumbers by the announcement that
the Indians were coming, and soon the
whole neighborhood was agog to know
what was to be DONE. What guns and
horses could be found were put in the
hands of persons, who started off OH
scout whilst others determined to seek
safety in flight and rested not until
they had crossed the Arkansas river,
whilst few remained to guard their
homes and property and await events.
After the lapse of few hours messcn-
gers began to return and reported all
quiet along the lines and the day was
wearing away without any tangible
evidence of danger, when suddenly
some sportsmen at distance fired of
their guns few times in rapid success
sion, while some of the returning
scouts who had been shot in the neck
with concealed weapons could be seen
coming, yelping and flourishing their
guns, in another direction. This was
too much, and many brave heart now
quailed. A stampede was evident
The few remaining horses were soon
coupled to vehicles. into which were
deposited the old men, women and
children, with such provisions. bed
ding and cooking utensils as could be
obtained on short notice, and hurried
off across the river. a few still re-
determined to lay on their
arms and sell their lives as dear as
possible, but further reports brought
in at late hour that all was qiet along
the lines, the vigilants soon sank to re-
pose not to awake until morning, when |
10 and behold, each one finding him. |
self in the quiet possession of his hair, |
they soon settled down to business. !
The women and children have since |
returned and gone about their duties |
as usual, much to the qualification of |
their hungry husbands.
A SPECTATOR
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STATE ITEMS.
A SPECTATOR.

TOrt Scout mas Il castor OIL factory
Sidney Clark is again putting him
self before the people.
Butler county is out of debt and ha
money in the treasury.
Atlanta, Rice county. has got
newspaper-patent outside.
The Commonwealth was five year
old on the first day of this month.
Atchison has the most extensive ant
complete set of stock yards in the west
Leavenworth is to have new papc
devoted to spiritualism w. 5. Burke
editor.
j. J. Harlan has been sentenced {,
seven years Imprisonment in the peni
| tentiarv.
Topeka. on September the 22d, 90
and oath.
Col Huston paid $4,000 for Mr.
PrescOtt's interest in the Leavenw orth
Commercial.
A decision has been rendered in the
state paper contest case in favor OF
George Martin.
Two hundred bushels of cotton seed
has been sold in Montgomery county
for planting this season.
1t is reported that T. J. Peter. gem
eral manager of the \. r. & 5. f. r. r.,
has resigned his position
a recent storm in republic county
blew a house down and crushed two
women and five children to death.
Five head of cattle were killed and
twenty tons Of hay DESTROYED by bolt
oflightning in Cofiey county recently
One hundred and fifty dollars is the
amount that the Congregational church
at Lawrence gets for the first choice of
pew.
A fiftv-one inch vein Of coal. at a
depth of twenty-three feet, has been
discovered in the vicinity Of Fort
Scott.
All the soldiers in the state are ex-
pccted to attend the soldiers reunion
at Lawrence, which is to be held on
the 3Oth inst
:. ii. Dodge has sold his interest in
the Burlington Patriot TO his partner.
Mr.. A. ID. Brown. who will continue
its publication.
Burlingame was visited by fire last
week which did great damage to that
city. Schuyler mills were burned. to-
gether with other buildings, city rec
ords. etc.
Some burglars broke into the county
treasurer's office at Seneca. on SUNDAY
night, and tried to get into the vault
but failed. All they got was twenty
five cents in postage stamps.
Coal has been found at Emporia. a,
the depth of two hundred aud thirty
feet. The vein i twenty inches thick.
I hey will continue to bore for time
in anticipation of striking a thicker
vein
The body of York was found buried
on claim near Cherryvale, belonging
10 man BY the name Of Blenders.
Marks of violence were Oh hi. person.
Other dead bodies were found under
Blenders house
a Young lady la Aichison took cold
'pizen" for the purpose of putting an
nd TO her existence, but by application
md vigorous use of a stomach pump
the undertaken Of job. The 4
eason she gave for the act wa that 1
Ter Jonathan failed to make good his /
Promises
An eastern gentleman passing down
he h. T. X. Il. hearing 80 much said
bout the dam at Lawrence, concluded
o stop and see il. After spending a
ew hours around on the banks Of the
aging Raw, he left aud reported that
g failed To discover dam by the mill
lie. neither could he find the mill bv
dam site.
From the Atcbison papers we learn
hat he Ming hridg. COMPANY have
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The following is the list of names Of
the new counties organized last win
ter:
Pawnee. Rush. Stafford. Decatur.
Rawlins. CHEYENNE. sheridan, Thomas.
sherman. Clark. Ford. HodgInan. Ness.
Lane. Buffalo Foote. Meade. Scott.
Sebuoyah. Arapahoe. Seward. Wich-
iis. kearncy. Grant. Stevens, Greeley.
Hamilton. and Kansas.
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Correspondence of the EAGLE
TAXES.

Mr.. EDITOR; In reply TO letter OF
inquiry TO Attorney General Williams
regarding what is taxable, received
the following:
lst. That debts are only deducted
from credits--rhat is. money or debts
due 10 the party listing his property.
I'd. Homestead improvements are
not taxable.
g. Mortgages are taxable.
Respectfully. II. F. RHODES.
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Notice.


WICHITA. kan.a., sprfl IS I--g
b. order cf tire honorable co-nFni-1iossr o. 10.
s,nsrAl land Offsos, dsiss. April :, i-7z ia IN.
cenis-tsf cz-. ~ JOAN VAL aSsins, joan g<,.-
igT frzSstul.ni 1-<-e rnfrv No lsss. dated J.a-
aary 4, Ia af-sS The b1~thsksf quarter Il s-t-
ton is, township = -ssIfh. range / wet is
>~~lzstck c~auiy. hsn-z-. with view y, ths
caBe~ilz;ios Of aid Entry. - @sid parties AT.
ssrrhy sErafHgnssl y, ssT~xF at ms Sece sa ia.
9Th day 81 Jape. ~ Al S'eioss q 10 81 re-
sg-Ez9 and fgrui-t3 s~EtfuysnY rfsscsrniaz .ztA
entry " JANk!N- Hsxf.7er
& KEDYyEff, Receiver IA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

Thr Wichita EAGLE, published in
the city of Wichita. Kansas. has reach
ed us. and we gladly place it on our
exchange list.
1t contains much valuable intorma-
ton and good reading matter. aud is
neatly printed. evidently being under
the control of an experienced hand
Corpus Christi Gazefte.
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Sherif7s Sale.
Sherif's Sale.


District court 18Th Judicial district. Sestgvick
county. Kansas
NJ ~, fecheimer,
ID l. Payne
BY virtue 81 order Of sale issued OUT 81 the
district court Of the 18th Judicial district sitting
IN and for S~'lxw Oh county. Kansas. wher~ia y
N fechsins~r u plaintiff, and u. l.. faya~, de-
PENDANT, will, on saturday. the isth day Of MAY
ID. ISIS, 81 To o'clock . m 81 the court
house door, In the city Ut Wichita, oder for sale
81 public auction, 10 the highest bidder far cab
in hand all the right title and interval Of the de-
PENDANT. D. l.. Payne, In and Ia the follow inG de-
scIibed rial estate property, to-wit;
The northwest quarter OF section purnbsr thirty
six eh1, In township number twenty ELK fsxl
south OF range number two ca east. containing
one hundred and sixty acres being and ~ ing In
the county Of sedgwtck. and state of Kansas.
said real estate property u levied upon - the
property Of defendant. d u Payne, and will be
sold 10 satisfy said NJ N feehsin,xr
shcrin's Office at Wichita. April Eth, A, ID
Ash JOHN MEAt.HkK, sheriff
Ssdgwick county. Kansas
Geo. Salisbury, PLAINTIFF. attorney. s-N.s Is
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Notice.


Wichita. hHESe. s t,rti Is I--s
By crssr % 7a.sT1i,is comm s-lrsss.r 81 ~ geo.
srAl tked sfkc~. ds;s.l tIsgi 4 i.s ia m ssls.-
.ss;e-i e<s~ Of u iiits I4Gdv~Il zxasasg Iszai.l
Jeae- ssr ffSasulsaf oszxe snfrv -, is-rt si.,.s,
January a. SEA. UPON iis~ -oS1.hsa-f Sgssas-
i~r 81 s.cfaDa =. tS- s-hip - sya.A rsaS. .s.t
cza-.si4;issn 81 SAsd sn.ry n. sald parties az.
bsTssF sssfArS.0-d b. xyg-1s las Dsc- 90 IL.
s;b ixy 81 Jan S-ss, at > o eieck N t. ~
sE-sssi AMI gaTni.h i>ss5srsssy oVos>Tuazx s@it
ali, gid fra91uI.Et snfry
u s JESEI~.. E>Ssss~r
l. kEIflfl.Is, Eens4fsg sE
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$50, 900 Sweet Potato Plants for Sale

1.-THE City tIard.ns. one-half mile southeast Of
the Wichita stock Yards. All other plants AMI
vegetables for sale IN their sea-on W. will have
sevsrs. agents IN town for the sale Of our pro-
duets. All orders mG-i be in writing ". Ile en-
business. Tome and look At our garden
And furthermore, noiify all stock men
whether Texas men citizens. that they rnu-t
keep their stock os' cur PREMISE and by 50 dong
save trouble and cost. word To- the wise 10
sufficient for V. Will enforce the Lac II any dam
age IL done. and that to our 10 igh-
burs OFT in the same thing We DO not want an
trouble with body, AMI hope all viii bear that
IN mind [5-ui COX A DAILY
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A terrible thunder storm visited thi,
vicinity last night. during which In,
residence Off. +. Collins was struck
by lightning and completely racked
The heaviest part of the storm was
between and , O'Clock when the light.
ming struck the house on the comb, al
the foot of the chimney, and divided
into three forks, two of which passed
directly over the heads of the sleeping
occupants. The bed on which Mrs.
Collins and one daughter were living
was lit up with flame which lasted
for several minutes, causing each to
look as though they were wrapped in
flames. Frank Collins who was sleep
ing up stairs was so deeply buried with
the fallen plaster rs TO be unable toex-
t.icate himself
The damage done To the building is
considerable: the plastering all over
the house being down. most of the win
dows are out. the shingles torn of, and
the siding in many places stripped
from the ,tudding. The greatest won
der is that the family were not all kill
ed aud the house burned to ashes. Had
it not been for the pouring rain the lat
ter would have undoubtedly occurred
This morning crowds of people are
rushing TO the sceue cf Arkansas Ciiy's
first disaster. and all agree that the
escape of the occupants is almost mir
aculous.-Arkansns city Trarei.r.
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The citizens Of Atchison propose TO
give the editors Of the state hearty
welcome on the occasion Of the editor.
isl convention. An excursion to Lin
colin, Nebraska, has been settled upon.
The good people Of that city will also
give them q grand reception.
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The Emporia NeWs announces on
Chilly that the Kaw Indians are to be
moved to their new reservation ia the
Indian territory. Friend Thomas STAN
ley will accompany them to look after
their iptercste.
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Notice.

L LAND ofFIcE, WIGHT. KAx.4-.i
Aprii ~ I-s5 ,
Complaint having been snt. red at NJ. .,nlrr
BY Patrick Martin against John barns for
fraudulent p-aye entry NJ 1867. dated Sovein-
Der 9Th, l-7l, upon fisr southwest quarter Of
section :, township = -ouih. range ! ea~; In
>edgyick county. hsB-a-. with sss to the
cancellation of said entry, the -Aid pacs.s. are
herebs summoned TO APPEAR at mi. efilcs ca .hr
5th day 81 June. l-ss 81 O'Clock a ~ To-
respond and fGrai-h testimony concerning szid
alleged fraudulent entry
IS JENKINS. Register
{ RkDFIEi-D. Receiver "a
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Notice.

L IsHb bvstsR.
wIswsTs kspsks, Ap~ff -. Isrs
b. ysl~f - hyEf kts 81 iks
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fse l<s1 aJ-1 fhs s-sssfsv-sf sssfsr - s-ssse-.
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johnson county refuses to pay either
principal or interest of the Sl00, 900 in
bonds issued by that county TO the
Missouri River, Fort Scott and Gulf
road, and the district court for that
county has decided the bonds to be il
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Notice.


fksp prTIss
WICHITA. kapsas. April 10. .sGa
Complaint having been entered al The onsrs ty
Is~is tfatk against hsrtss johnson fsr ffssd.
ui~ni t,sss~ sufry ~ isis. dated January
IND. lEs, Hi-sn thu io;s sod .~eia.n
-, iosu~hiy T. s.,sih. rzngs ] s--;. IN 4~iS-
w!rk county, ssosss. vim . vis~ e. ire
celstiDa 81 aid sniff the sstd PARTIES hereby
summoned - aps, thi. ono. on ths tn a4y
~ MAJ. is5s. q: - a'eisset .a r.si>sad
aud fuFuish testimony concerning said siis god
fTafsd " Jtsk!ss H.xss@f
Z atIyIriD, Hscsis.r 81
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Administrators Notice.

STATE or KANSAS, l.
SEpswfck COUNTY,
In the Probate Court In and for said county
In the matter VI the estate OF Daniel W hilbert
deceased
tsry have been granted TO thr undo ned on the
estate Of Daniel Gilbert, late Of said county
the county and state aforesaid dated the first dsy
of April, 4 ID ISIS
New, all persons having claims against The said
estate ART hereby notified thu they must present
the q, the undersigned, TOT allow Thin
year nom thr date Of said letters OF they may
be preciudci from any benefit OF such estate aud
that 10 such claims he not exhibited within THREE
years after the daie of said letter. they shall be
forever barred
CHARLES y GILBERT Executor
OF the estate Of Daniel " Gilbert, decreased
Wichita, April ssth. is.J s-1t rr's f~. - az
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A mail car on the NJ, K. l. T. r. r.
was burned, together with the con-
tents. near Dcnnison, Texas, on Thurs.
day morning last. A largo mail for
Texas, and all the baggage belonging
TO the passengers, was destroyed.
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Notice.


I : LAND Otyffy
stshsts, kss<.. APrli =. f>-1
fernfisirf b.F ssss i@ss rut<f s1 fhss afE<s ~
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wet IA >-s1ssiSb c1anfF k.fss.< ~ifs . sls- =,
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hsrsby summoned ~ spf.s.s At fhss vfsss 1s ~
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EH.;oa.


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Notice.

Lam OrrtcK,l
WfcHrs. kansas. April iIth. Is.a !
Complaint having been entered nj this once by
Orange NJ Iangford against ~ JHdsoa for
abandoning his -sn,ption Hung No t,.Js dated
July i-,Z. upon the uth.asi yusrtsr OF section
~, township u south. range 1 east. In Marion
county. Kansas. with . view TO the cane listioa
Of said entry, the SAID parties ate hereby <ufa-
moned Ia appear at this oiiic. on the zi.t iay Of
May, los, nj O'Clock y m To- respond AMI
furnish testimony concerning sad ailsg -d sban-
dosuscDt-
W JENKINS. Reg sier
J e REDFIFLD, Receiver a~uNr
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Barbour county has produced gold.
hearing quartz enough to excite the
citizens Of Butler county, aud they arc
making extensive preparations for Civ
ing Il q thorough test.
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Notice,

u. LAND DptIcs.
wichita, ksnsss, April nh, tssJ ]
Complaint bsSias been entered "a this ofisss by
James win,p against sids.sf Mckee for
abandoning his homestead entry No iso dsf-d
August Eth. Isl. upon thu utbSest quar-
ter OF section =, tosn-hiy "A south, rang.
west. In >sdRvick eopnfy. hanss@, with . vie~
Ia the cancellation Of -sid ebtfy the said PARTIES
are hereby summoned Ia appear ~ this ofhss
the lNh day OF MAY. i-ss. nj ~ O'clock .
m Ia respond and furnish testimony concerning
sad alleged abandonment
" JEskiSs. Register
4 EfDFItID Receiver ga
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rochester ice dealers refuse to de-
liver ice on Sundays this season
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Notice.

q. = LAND OsvtcH.t
WicnrA. Kansas. April ~, ISIS \
Complaint having been entered at this oili~s by
John " Adams against Edwin Parrish Tor
abandoning his pr--.inr,ion ding No 1881. dated
May d. ls.i, upon the southwest quarter
OF section -, township II south, range 10 west.
in PauBe~ county. Kansas, " 18th "a view To the
cancellation of said niing. the said parties
hereby summoned ." appear III this "ihss the
s!st day Of MAY. is15, at u O'Clock a ~, To
respond and furnish testimony concerning ssid
alleged abandonment
" : JENKINS. Register
4. EEDFiEIp, Receiver J-n
Edwin Parish will take notice that the 18th
day of MAJ. ~ ls7i will proceed to take the
dispositions Of - Bright AMI y 4 Itawkin.
before Henry Booth, notary public. at h,s oflr~
Ia lainsd fawnrs coIntx Kansas, said deepest
lions to be used in conir-t case nov pending In
the u : isod Office at Wteh,ta. Kansas. wherein
John Adams u roDtsst,r aud tiwtu faIt.i, 10
contests~ Sfts~o> ADAMS.
J-u Attorney far coDtsstfr
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Who Wants a Home !?

Jarse. Nesd VIII .sH ivs hsss6yr9 lsrzs
t+see ss.. IN . 6~.4rzfs part 81 ne rf.F TIVE
- Sa-tsss WIS v4ll s=.id lssSss.s nra-e
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Eoun.

Complaint is sifsrhm.sti piafstias d-fa.ad
hrfssu dollars. ssss iafsresi At ~ gsf cent fsr
zBsBfs fFsFs t,.c~rsi,sT s>ft isTf
JhAfis. " Hiti.
-
f.sosgs Moore
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II ietit. cifF 'o- hshtp. -sdz~ ies ssssHfy Asa
is.rses /. order II sffs<has>rf 10 -. si-sss
sssn~t sas- for tn - Ef~ea agflars, sta
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BRIDGES.
W. j. HOBSON,
CONTRACTORS FOR
Bakers National Truss Bridge!
The Best and Cheapest Bridge in Use !!
WILL ALSO CONTRACT FOR
Howe Truss Railroad Bridges!
On Any Other Desired Plan.
have the exclusive roy atty Of Baker National
Truss Bridge for the counties of Marion and
Greenwood, and all counties south and west Of
the saue in the slate of h an.as
p-Bridxe sites surveyed and estimates made
on application.
Having had extensive experience in the bust
ness, l can guaranty satisfaction in all cases
Letters Of inquiry will be promptly answered,
and any desired information furnished. Address
w. j II O B S o N,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
oFFlCE-Easis Block. In rear Of Wichita saw
ngs Bank, H-tf
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ShenTs Sale

Shenffs Sale.
District court 18Th judicial district. sed.viek
| county, Kansas.
sarah A. Black.
An s,.el.
BY VIRTUE Of exeeatioa issued cot Of -
in and for seJgwick county. ksnsa'. .SSrris
Sarah A Black is plaintiG. and A N HAL
10 defendant, Will, saturday, ne aiss
court house DIOR in the city OF wichita. octr for
sale nj public suctien. To the highest bidder for
cash IN hand all the right title and ,sssr-. Of ihe
described real estats property to-wis
The southeast quarter Of section ~. township
y south, range one west. said tn eostAn flto, oes
Said rial esiss~ property Is levied ppeu ~ N,
property Of defendant. \. II tasck. aud viii Be-
sold to satisfy said execution
sheria's once. wichita. this the iss dsy Of
May. A. d. ISIS
JOHN MENGHER, sneriG
Setigwick county, kansss
BY J. C.. Mnrvhouse, Under Sher,n
Tucker Fisher. plaintiffs attorney s-W-ss IS
Sherif's Sale.
District court is,h j.dici.l district. sedswick
county. Kansas:
Sarah \. BLACK.
All BLACK
BY viriue OF an execution issued sut II the
district court of the iith jdicai District sitting
in and for setgwick county, Kau.as. shersis
Sarah A. Black il plaintiff. and A H. black
Is defendant, ! viii, ON saturday, the ass DAY
court house door. in the city Of Wichita, oacr for
sale ii pnhic auction. 10 the highest bidder for
cash in hand. all the right title and interest of
leg described real estate property. to-~is:
The northeast quarter 1T section -, township 80
south, range one east said to contain les s-i0p
one hundred and forty ssN and thirty-sty
hundr~dths acres
said r-.i estate property Is ievi-d upon :. the