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National Republican., 1874-07-11

18-ThE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL TUESDAY. June23 IT4, SAM hour and place.
GG6En9RGE G6nRG W. STd6GRKNEY, 6R (Trustees.
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For the EAGLE
A Trip to Butler County

EDITOR EAGLE: l bid adieu to the
cares of business for two days last
week to visit my brother, the Rev. 5.
+. G.. Garrison. of Eldorado township.
Butler county. the first time for four
years | have passed over the road to
Eldorado You will be somewhat sur
priced when | say that could not find
the road-a road that | had Travelled
almost a thousand times in the employ
Of Uncle Sam" | could hardly be-
lieve that this was the county over
which ] had so often Travelled, there
then being no house between this town
and Whitewater. and now with the
exceptions of four miles it is lane or
hedges on both sides Of the road and
a great deal of the land under cultiva-
ton and fine farm houses and the best
fall wheat | ever saw growing. We
arrived at Towards about y o'clock,
a little town on the Whitewater.
Here the entire business men of the
town were little off Main street
around hog pen either buying or
selling. | couldn't say which. maybe
both. This | think would be 4 good
town to take stock of goods to pro-
vidcd man had good pen-knife. 1t
is my opinion the goods would last
longer than the knife. After two
hours drive We arrived sc the farm of
nv brother, which i a good one in
one respect. that is in the way Of an
orchard. lie has twenty acres in APP
pie trees which look fine ard will soon
produce reward for labor Garrison
is a granger of little more than ordi-
nary calibre. having preached twelve
years in the Iowa conference. The
next thing worthy of note was dinner,
which we sat down 10 with an appe-
tite that would make a farmer himself
blush. In Eldcrado | found quite an
improvement. Some very fine build
ings. I visited the different harness
shops. after which met my old friend
DIR. Gordon. of our old county, Shaw
nee, but now in the drug S:1siness
here. | also met our friend. Mr.. Cos 4
sara, and BY his smiles took il that /
he was on hi. way home TO NEE, his
white dove. And we saw Mr., LDr- I
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A Big Boob.

The Parsons SIN. in noting the de-
feat OFFS A. Cobb for congress, in the
second district. gets on lis high horse
and charges around at n fearful rate,
declaring that "a lot of boobies in the
legislature. who had the congressional
maggot sorely gnawing at their little
diseased brains. made the districts
seemingly on purpose to XIII Cobb. =
oh. dear. If the SIN don't like the
district il lives in. il had better move
out. or send such men to the legisla-
turc a. can form districts in the inter
csts of the southeastern counties.
We had the honor of drawing the
bill that finally past, and we assure
Mr. SIM that in districiimg the state
the legislature considered not the
claims of Mr. Cobb or any other man.
Mr.. Cobb nor no other man owned
the legislature that we are aware of.
When the bill was drafted we offered
10 put Wyandottc county in the north
crn district. and Mr.. Cobb's friends
ceuld have had il so had they desired.
Such sycophantic whining is disgust
ing. :. 4. Cobb is very good man.
and he had many personal friends in
the last legislature. among whom was
the writer: but politically he is no bet
ter than many republicans who sup
ported that bin. nor is he noticably su-
perior mentally. 10 many OF them. who
in times past served in the same legis-
latiye bodies with him. Ii a simple
defeat is TO kill Cobb, he ought TO die.
But we know the man better than his
would be defender, the san, and we
know he aint the diving kind.
The whole truth of the district
business. is just this. the north want
cd district running east aud west.
and the southwest wanted a district
bv itself. The members of their two
sections united upon the bill that met
their views. without regard 10 Mes>r>
Cobb. Phillip. Lowe or Mr.. anyone
else. and made il the law and the man
who writes ought else. writes non
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Fer the EAGLE
a Gard.

Union Township.
EDITOR EAGLE: Sir, | desire
through the columns of yen paper. to
correct few statements made in an
an article by person signing his
name Fair Play" dated Oct. 29th,
1884, liz answer 10 al article, signed
:'Sand Burr" dated Oct. ed. where
my name was used in connection with
the one signed Fair Play" All l
have to say to you, Mr.. Fair Play"
is, which you wish TO make any more
such statements about me, that YOU
had bitter get little better posted, or
not make any such statements. As for
my ever accusing Col. Jno. f. Hudson,
alias '.Sand Burr or any other man
with ''stufiing the ballot box" at the
election held at Park City in 1871, for
or against the railroad bonds, or of
saving to said Jno. f.. Hudson that |
would put him where the dogs could
not bit him. or. of his '.going to Col
,orado and staying until Horaee's wrath
had subsidized is all news TO me. |
have ALWAYS esteemed him as gentle
man, and a friend, true man TO his
friends, and the republican party. We
have been intimately acquainted ever
since my arrival in Sedgwick county,
Kansas. i'll March 1871. and have al
ways heard him spoken of as an hon
est. upright man in his dealings. and
in all business matters. | could not
say that ever knew of his ever being a
Judge or clerk of any election III ka.i-
sas. | did not vote for or against
the 100000 railroad bonds i'll 1871, as
| had not been in Kansas long enough
to be 4 voter: nor was At Park CITY
on the day of election. The next day
was at Park City, saw Col. Hudson.
Col. Nicholas. Mr.. McElvain, Mr.
Hawkins and host of others, and on
hearing that Park township had polcd
four hundred and two votes, | came to
thd conclusion that Park City was
quite a city, and if they had all turned
out. that the bonds would have becu
defeated Mr.. Hawkins had made the
remark that Wichita had polled six
hundred votes, and that they were
going TO contest the election, aud
wanted to know how much would
give, my answer was, not cent.
thought that they ought to feel as Us
ed to when in Illinois, when the den. o.
Gratis would carry the town, city or
county by small majority they would
say. .'iIod. we ought to contest the
election. for they have poled Illegal
votes" Ny answer always was, ''ko ?
cool. for if they have got in any more
illegal votes than we have, they have
been the smartest. we would try and
do better next time" | ask of you,
that in Justice to Col. Jno. T.. Hudson,
and 10 injustice TO the man Fair
Play as suppose that he has heard
something to induce him to say so.
But, in the future, Fair Play" you
had better get your information lit
Tie more correct, if YOU do not wish to
be corrected. With the kindest feel
ings to all concerned,
remain, Yours truly,
HORACE CARPENTER.
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dock, of the Valley Times. He has q
little more calibre abdominally than
his brothers of our city. I think l
would take the red Murdoch for genu-
ineness, as l have passion for red
headed men and women. l have seen
the time that l would get up at mid
night to kiss a red-headed woman.
The next day we found ourselves in
Augusta. About noon, after taking
our several dinners at the principal
hotels, we started around town and
came to the conclusion that it would
make good summer town. The
country between Augusta and Wichita
is well improved. | will just say that
/ have been in Kansas sixteen years
and this county and Butler have i'm
proved faster, and better class of i'm
provements, than any other counties
in the state in the same length of time
c. NJ. GARRISON.
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 10, 1874
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In the district Court OF the state of Kansas In
an'i Tor the County OF sedgwick
Austin Corbin, Plaintiff
u \ Thornhill. Matilda
\ Ihornhill and T.. \.
Thonhiii, Defendants.
The above named defendants are hereby notified
that they have been sued by Austin turhn and thai
his petition T. Med in the office the terk OF the
District Court in aud tor the County OF aforesaid.
claiming Of said def udant a.. A Thornhitl two
hundred dollars aud interest In amount as iai-
lows. to-vit. One hundred aud siN;y live doll
lars with twelve per cent interest from August
25tb, Is7i, on his pramissory note given toll "
Dubton ON the 18th day OF February. lS7t aud thir-
ty-iye dollars attorney lees for t1rcio.ing III,
mort gage herein after mentioned And PRAYING
said court for IA decree h'reci1sing "a mortgage
given by the defendants u \. Ihornhill and Ma
ulda \ Thornhill To said h " DImtun On the
itli Of February, 1874. 20 secure The payment ri
said note, attorney fees costs, On the follow ing
described real estate situated Ia the county 81
>.d1:wick aud staff of Kansas, 10 wit
The southwest quarter Of section No. ihl siN In
Township No lasl twenty light IN range No. ~
two east, aud praying said Court Tor an order u
sell said premises 81 much thereof as nav be
necessary To satisfy said debt. attorney IL,
and costs. And also PRAYING said Court 10 bar
and iercclo-e the icin interest 81 the -atd de
teudaBtL \ Ih0Tnhili IA and to=aId premises ana.
barring the equity Of redemption ei each af SAID
defendants in Hnh "a said premises
And said defendants arr notified that uuics-
they answer said petition CA or before the ian
true and dgment viii be rendered and deere.
granted prayed IN said petition.
HAEiiir 4 HARRIS.
3i-i A Attorney ltf It4Iuttn
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For Secretary of the Senate.

From a friend we learn that Captain
JOHN II. Folks. editor of the yelling
ton Press. viii be candidate for Sec
retarv of the state senate upon its or
ganization. Captain Folks is not only
magnificent man, W no made a glorious
fight for the republican party this fall,
but he is in every particular bompe
tent and peculiarly fitted TO ill that
important position. He is endowed
with fine voice, pure enunciation.
and besides a. talkcr and writer very
rapid. just the qualifications for sue
ccssful secretary. Still upon another
ground would we advocate the Cap
tain's election. The Southwest failed
to get any position upon the state
ticket, and we hope the republican
members will conccdc us that much.
Mentally. morally, physically and To-
cally we youch for Capt. John III.
Folks, of the Wellington Press.
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Sherifrs Sale.


Warren II. Ecau,aa
II jenkins
Distract Coaft IsIa Judicial District S,,i,-v,.e
toaHty. Kansas
by virtue Of an of,i.r OF sele i.-,ird ont Of IN,
District teari Of The l3th Judicial psslyt .ftin.
IN and l9r seigwick county, ksn.a- ~h,rsi,
warren II beainan Is plaintiff. and A "A Jsnsins
aSitalshs, vail GU Wednesday tho eth aay nf
o eieck a IN aad o'clock y IA on s.id l.S.
al ihr court house door. IN the city sf wichita
oner Tor sale ~ public auctou To the hixhrst bad
der Tor cash IA hand. all the right tltIr and tn-
tcrret Of the defendant i ~ Jenkins in aal 10
The Following described real property to-wu
The northeast quarter - Of sec,tau NJ tntrt,
TOUR. t8. IN township No fwentv-slN cas-
range two. 60 east. ia >eigwlek county stat. ~
kahsas, and appraised al three dollars aud afty
cents per acre said resi- property /. lev isi uton
a. the property of Dvlcnfau; N Jsnkiss and
Will be sol,i to saiist said order OF sale
sheriff oii8cr, Wichita. kausa- Soyrn.hs,
a. ~ ri 4 MhS>Nl. sheriff.
ststEwick county Kansas
sLtss Dl pR. ritas at,'y alb
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~ u I>s~rss
, ~ Sreesisf
and ~ -aHdsfS !
District Court thiftss ath Ja..slal Ds.tfssf ssis-
~iek County ksnsas
~ virtue II afiler ~ sai. isaUsa sli Of IN
District Court ai t.s iath JHdieisi Gsiatrisf slf
u,iS ~ snd fof -fstEEiss souhty, kAa-Az ubs.s.
10 y - iaSrle ia IiasafiT add u VI s.sas-
seer afsi v -. ~shfsfz ale defendants . siiI
q ~ eagrt htEss dsSaf ia fis 30 ~ Nirhifs
ga W esibs ssssq fifs ga 1ay ~ issesrris .f a h
20, isrt"sTs The hufifs - o. sl7es o. assa .
'rl,ek 3 ~ onsf fyr este ai pablis ail fl..a 81
tisr hiEheai bfaasF fIf tarf 10 h-fs "a fs 90
fifir And sBisfesi ~ fHe .lsfs -ssaf5 . D. 81
ssFsrsisT shf " - saHEfrs ID aaa b.. ~. r.
igalnE flssrsite-i pfrirrff. i--fft
D. Harfissasi lfssf.sf ~ rertlHr ua I,.f Fl. rfr
sro 70. "a taefsssti- rsHa.-g tsfH. Faalr GAL
rsssss 1ne o. wssf. fa tslerisa ssttfr Eaaass
taG agi5fsizs'i ~ GfF 1...i.4r BEE s.Fr Geld resi-
s.s1i=r'T j. frfrfi ufssa t.f pfafe.fsr ~ 20
faE.l-nts D. 81 'srref lsi aas.i b s. ssk.isgs
sag wis b. ssi-i o.. -si-afr aai4 sf,isf pf sa.s
-hF giaH Hiesan Han sqss,ni-sf .
81 i-.t D 20 aAHats elerH
igai fs fHs-.Hf. .asa.
Lt ausFf r.si.fl1 ttfs ~
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The Result n Governors

In the eleven states in which gov
errors were elected on the 3rd inst.
but two are republicans. viz; John ].
Bagley, Of Michigan. and Thomas y.
Osborn, of Kansas The others are
all democratic, namely: Alabama,
George 5. Houston: Delaware. John
p. Cochraue Massachusetts. William
CASTOR Missouri, Charles II. Hardin :
Nevada. J.. T. Bradley; New jersey,
Joseph u. Bedie: New York. Samuel
j. Tildeu: South Carolina. John 7.
Green; Tennessee, James d. Porter.
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SheriG'S Sale.

Nary smith, Plaintiff
Lycurgus Dunlap, Mary
Dunlap X " u. sanders
ID strict Court, 18Th Judicial District, selgw lex
County, Kansas.
b virtue of an order af sale issued out OF the
District Court OF the 18th Judicial District sitting
in and for setigwick County, Kansas. wherein
MARI f. smith Is piainiif, and Lycarsus Dunlap
MARY Dunlap, and ". ID. sanders are defendants,
| will ON Monday the iith day of December, A
u. 1854, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock "A. m
sid O'Clock y m, ut the courthouse door, in
the city Of Wichita Kan aS oder tor sale at pub
lac auction 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
all the right. title and interest of the defendants
/. ycurgus Dunlap, Mary Dunlap and " ID. san
deIs, in and To the following described propert.
tp-Wit.
The ncrthwes; Cd quarter of the northeast "a
quarter, OF section No. en- twenty three in town
snip No t25ltwcnty five, south Of range No, ~
one west in the county of Sefigwiek, state OF
Kansas and appraised at ave dollars per acre.
said real property l. levied upon u the property
OF defendants Lycnrgus puniap, Mary Dunlap
and " u sanders, and will he sold to satisfy
said order of sale
,hcria Office Wichita, Ne, 9Th, r. u ISL
L, III MASSEY, sheriff
~lu-- < Over, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS :s.-6
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In the District Court Of the County Of sedgwick
IN the state of Kansas,
Elizabeth { Duncan, PLAINTIFF,
",
7, 'eT LauN VILLAIN u Sanders
and Charles + steiger and Bro
Defendants
The above named defendants Peter Laux aud
Charles + -icgr and Bro viii take notice that
they have been ued fhat on The 10th day ri
u rici court for sand couty, the plaintiff recyt-
cred a judgment. against the defendant Peter
Lux. upon II note and mortgage, for The sum
ct ~ q aud the nf 800 attorney fee aud
cost of suit taxed al SIC - and for the sale oi the
northeast quarter Of sectpn NJ, a. IN township
" e. south OF range No east ia the county 81
~,.s.yick state OF Kansas % satisfy said sums of
money That on The Ifih dAy 81 August \ -
D.. B. an 0rier Of sale Was issued by the clerk Of
ss. court for the sale Of said real estate and AZ
ttrwarci. the same wa, duly appraised aud after
wards on the zi-t dag Of september, \ u. &c;
= iid real estatc sold for the sum OF ~ -
o lars nhlt sum being more than two-thir,is of is
4f.-trai-d yaluel 10 satisfy SAIL sums Of money
If there j. siil due aud aW eiBg upon said judy
mon the SUN Of Sir, y with interest from ~epiem
Der a lS74 At Il per cent, that said mortgage -
. L. IN npon the southeast guarier Of the south
west quarter Of section No z. in township NJ e.
.7re east, in said county of -edgwick, AMI IN
So yoii the said Peter Ianx AMI Charles ~trig-
az ind Bro answer the petition II thr piainfin
q 1ins' vOn flied in this re above entitled SUIT ~
TIE once Of the clerk Of sad court hy the = day
of December 4 -, l-7i. SAIL petition VIII ilr
taEcn az true and judgueai viii he rendered f1r
ise lt Of said lat deer bed real tate 10 sAtis-
Is said sum OF -ls; = with interest from >epieai-
Il 81, - II per cent. in arcprdancc giih the
newer Of said petition sLI - & DiI R.
{l-j IH q p Attorneys
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Sheriff Sale.
Charlie SicDouSl

Charlcs McDousal
L ! Blood ct ~
District court, 18th Judicial district searWick
county Kansas.
- by virtue 90 AN order ef sale issued ouf of ihs
District tourt OF the 18Th Judicial District stting
10 and Tor ~edgwick county, kansas. wherein
Charles Mcpougbi Is plaintiff. and T. . Blood
al T. defendant, viii uH saturday The 9th day oi
December. \ - i-.i al tiir court house door in
the city of wichita. at O'clock ? IA OTTER iur
sale at public auction, rs the highest biiicr upon
The following FERNS, to-Wlf- Onc thipi 1T ~,
purchase money ca-h in hand. onr thiri IN on,
wear from date al sale: Que tupl Ia ~. yraf
from day of sale, the deferred payments to be ne
cured by notrs secured by mortgage an saio
premises, notes ou deferred pay mrnts 10 heai
seven per cent Interest from date nf sale. al ID,
right title and interest of ths defendant. \ J
Blood 81 al IN and o. The following describe, Tati
properly tD-Nit
Lots Sos Itj. ~ 10 and iil 90 Main street
and. ot7 Nos 10 iie, isi and ~ On Water sfrces
all ol said property being ia the city of ichit,
eedgw lex county, hunsas. SAID real property l.
lrvicd upon az the property ct defendant = J
Blood ct al, and viii De sold - satisfy order OF
sale.
Sheriff. office. wichita oct. slst. Is7t
II MASSEY sheriff
>edEwlck county, Kansas, ai-5
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SheriG's Sale.

"eTEe J Iilirison
o: Harrison and
%. sander
-rict couri i3ih .igdieiai Distfiet -eiszick
county kausAz
IS virtue Of an order Of sale Issued ont 81 tho
District Court oftle i5th Judicial district. sitting
~ nBt for -edgWfck county haa-a-- wherein
t,rorge } Til olson j. plaintiff, and u VI ltaf
r. -un are defendant, giil- % MONDAY The isih
3 If December \ II I-ls, between The hpuTs
81 r. % clock "A IA and % clock p r ~ the court
bsis door in the city 81 leslts feF Tor sale al
D. nc auction, % the highest bidder Tor cash -
"a. ali thu right title and interest Gf iitf ls-
Giants VI Harrison and " u >4adsrss iif
10 the f5llo.sing de-cfjhsd prope g us-glt
the southeast 4aafser 81 section - gNnaiiiF ?
soaci Sf rage west. ia ths ooDaHtg u -edE AisS
sai state Of BAusas. ana -Ppraised II - - isfT
acre said rfai property = ifysssi u4sgn - tits
D. .feriy % deieadants Z " iisrris5a SUD " y
fier- anf sllI De -e!d 70 -atisfy sad STslef %
-st-
.erlH = oesec, wiehii2, Eos i9;a, 5 y iS7t
- Z a. NASTY .Esris
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at Bursingame

\ most terrible accident occurred
near Burlingame last Thursday, where
by vonng man by the name OF Harry
Playiord, the son Of Judge Piayford,
lost his life almost insiautaneoasiy
lie was engaged in getting out coal, at
what Is known as Rocks bank, when
the roof fell Ia upoa him. mauglins
him horribly. His fellow workmes
extricated him as soon as possible, bat
too late. Playford was quiet man
uuob;rusive- He leaves wife aad
rhild.
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Sheriff's Sale.

Joseph W s'oFrs
John Ihasmire and
virginia thasmirc
Districs Court, Is'h Judicial District, >etlgwiek
County Kansas.
by virtue of sn ORDER of salc, Issued cut OF the
District Court OF jhV lSlh Jdic a District sitting
in and ior >rdgwirk County. hansaS whcrrin
Joseph W siorrs Il plainiir, and John
Chasinirr and Virginia thasnlirr are de-
PENDANTS. VAL, We,laesdiai the aih ,iay OF
December \ II. lssi AZ the court haGse door
in the city of Wichita. between the hours oi 10
clock N. ami o lock p IA Ola ssri day offer
for sale ~ Puhlfc auction, 60 the biggest biii
Tor cash IN hanti, all the right tile and interest
Of the defendants, John thasnsirv aud Virginia,
Chasmire IN and 20 the following described
property, t0-wli
The south west quarter ~, Of section nsnsSer
seventeen 90, IN tow nship number twenty seven
ca, range two west, IN scdgwick county Kansas
and appraised az thrve dollars and rive nty five
cents per acre said real property Is levied up
ON a. The property OF Defendants John ShzsIairr
aud Virginia ,na>nirr, snd will be sold % sails
~ said order OF sale
sheriff : office, Wichita. November "a
\ u. 1854 L. II MASSEY sheriff
SclgWick SO Kansas
4 n\Ep Islsf
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SheriR's Sale.


i-lnult! Lee,
Ly.urgus Dunlap, ct al.
District Court, 18Th Judicial district sedgwick
County Kansas
by virtue of an order at sale issued oui OF the
District Court OF the 18Th JutIc,dd District. sit
ting IN and for Scsigwick county, Kansas, where
in VI Lindley Lee l. ~llintih and Lycurgis Dun
lap. Mary Dunlap am. and " ID sanders are
defendants, l VIII, on Monday the 18th day Of
December, \. u 1874. between the hours Of Ia
O'Clock a. m and clock p M at thu court
house door in the city OF Wichita o1er tor sale
~ public auction to the highe, bidder Tor cash IN
hand. all thr right, tfle and interest OF the de
PENDANTS Lycurgus Dunlap. Mary DunlAp aud "
ID sanders, in and 10 the following described
property tG-wu.
The south hall and the northeast quarter Of see
ton No twenty three, ia township No twenty
i've, south of range No. west in the county OF
- lgwick and stale OF KANSAS, and appraised a.
dollars per acre. said real property l. les led
a. ~ the property ptdeicndanf i.ycuTguz Dun
ia. Mary Dunlap and y u Sanders. and win
be odd Ia satisfy said order 81 sale
sterG once, Wichita, Nov 9Th, \ II lS7i
l.. IL MASSEY sheriff
Scdgwick county, Kansas
JUS q Dycs. Plaintiff : Attoraeys 32-5
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Sherifrs Sale

jShn L. smith.
l.. n. Harris. '
District Court istn judicial District. S.,lsx;,l
County ksa-as
tiy virtue OF an order of sale issued on. OF N,
pistrics court 81 ihs lh Judicial District setting
ia and ter Scsigwlck rcunty kan>a- Wherein
John X smith y plaintiff. anl l. n Harris .te-
irntsnt. Viii. pn "Wednesday the sh lss Of he
center y u lsst. ,etwesa the hours Of 10
oclesk and o'clock y Is ,,a aid d.s
a. ths court house dsar. IA %. cav Of wtshif.
eHsr hot sale ~ public auctlon a. tho highest
eiddSr TOR cash IN hand all tho right tisi. and
Interest q tee defendant 1. q HaTri. IN .nd g.,
me aenasthS dc-eti,srsl real property, tc~it
'he 1,suth "r-t quarter ~ vt sectsssa NJ tar
teen, uSs Ia township Ne twenty -sevea On
soeta of tsnEe We eae, a. east IN the county III
SetsS~ick and ststr OF Kansas. aud a4prai..,. Al
ave dptiar- per acre said rial prclcffx II icxt,i
uf9a - the property 90 defendant l. n Harris
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