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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-13
HEDGE FLASHING.

EDITOR NEWS: In the last issue
of the News 1 find an article on
hedging, which subject l deem very
important, when it comes from a
practical man. But we have too
much written, and too many theo-
ries advanced, by men who have no
practical experience in such
things. In the article have refer
ence to, the writer ADVISES to let a
hedge grow for 7 or more years
without trimming. This I think is
very easy advice to a man who
does not know how to trim a young
hedge. 1 will prove to you before
] am done, that Mr.. M don't
know the frat rudimepts of hedg-
ing. In the first place he has no
hedge planted regularly on his
place-some six to ten stalks in g
place and then space of two feet
or more without any. 1t is fact
that he let his hedge grow for the
period he recommends, but did
not say q word about the three or
four rows of corn that it shaded
and finally spoiled. What has be-
come of his hedge after that fine
treatment Of FLASHING: 1t is all
there yet, but not more than half OF
it alive. Can he say that that hedge
is satisfactory to himself, and up to
the 10 years experience he has mad,
somewhere besides Kan.)? Mr..
M.--has had part of that hedge,
(what he calls) FLASHED and part cut
down abont foot from the ground.
The part cut down viii make
good hedge; but the other which
is racked in every shape and
height, will not be hog or sheep
tight fence, until is cut OF near the
ground, so as to give it q new start.
Then he will have use for all the
hedge brush that grows on his place.
] do not condemn FLASHING but
think 1t the best way and most sure
of tight fence; If done by an ex-
perienced hand.
If some of the readers of THE
News were to read the Gilman
Nursery journal OF january last, |
hey would fluid about the same on
FLASHING, as appeared in The NEws
ast week. Some men are very apt
70 claim royalty. Some are very
Manageable in mind, or they are two
iaced. Some are such that flley will
ell you that FLASHING is best, and
'esides they viii tell you how to. do
It, gratis. But at the same time
hey will have all their hedges cut
Town at height for a fence, and
hat with q small axe, (if the hired
nan had not known better than to
work with it.5 Close attention TO
rowing of hedges has shown me
hat q hedge can not maintain 9
hrifty growth in all its plants until
hey are seven years old. 4 hedge
nay have q very even growth ct
our years old. Then plash but do
OF attempt 10 cut and split and
ury down unless you have some Z
man to show you how.
should be done with q
loWn slope, done with one stroke
ommencing six inches from the I
round, and continuing the SAND 60
10 ground until three-fourths of !
he stem is cut of. Then you Will /
OF have any need of yoar ''6asy c
0acn." 1t is well enough TO have Z
lings on paper aud have models :
Lhibited. But 70 do The actual {
ork requires something besides b
to do away with spell I
ng books, or anything like the :
gle that they have at Fremont.
I will not admit that the Bois de
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LET " Go.--The Superintendent
OF the Yellowstone National Park
says that it will require an e1pendi-
ture of 100000 to render the
grounds accessible, prevent Spolia-
tion, and complete the survey of its
boundaries. Then let the Yellow
stone National Park be. We can
get along without it very well. The
Government can't afford to give
some company STA, 900 to use $25, 900
in the actual work. Knock the pro-
ject on the head now.
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The temperance crusade is march
ing on with varied success. 1t
holds out wonderfully, and has
gained some unexpected victories.
The leading papers of the country
are supporting the movement with
wonderful unaAimity. Every daily
we receive has its Temperance COL
umn, and gives full reports. As a
general thing the saloon keepers
bear 'their prosecutions" with a
strange grace. A very few have
treated the crusaders with rudeness.
We confess our astonishment, and
shall lie more than satisfied II our
former predictions prove TO be
false.
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THE ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.

The articles of Impeachment
against State Treasurer Hayes are
published in full in the Topeka
Commonwealth, occupying nearly
four aolid columns in that paper.
There are thirteen articles, ami we
may give our readers the substance
of them without going into the de.
tail set out in the official copy.
The first article charges the treas
nrer with receiving, contrary to
law for moneys due the state,
checks, drafts and other forms Of
Indebtedness instead of gold, silver,
greenbacks and national bank
notes.
The second article charges the
treasurer with lOaning the moneys
of the state to various parties.
Among the specifications are So, 200
to Geo. W.CraAe, of Topeka; $500
to John Richie $4,000 to Gilman,
Son 81 Co., of New York $1,000 to
the Capitol bank, of Topeka $7,454
to Benz. Haywood, one of the treas
urer's bondsmen /; .S9, 1897 to the Peo-
pies Savings bank, of Olathe; S.
300 to the Shawnee County bank !;
Sl4, 700 to the First National bank
of Topeka; $4,000 to Daniel n.
Adams; 5000 to Geo. f. Par
malice $500 to the Shawnee coun-
ty bank.
The third article charges him
with depositing the funds of the
state with certain companies, cor
porations and private individuals.
The fourth article charges the
same thing in a different form.
The fifth and sixth articles charge
him with misrepresenting the con-
dition of the treasury to the exam
lining officers of the state.
The seventh article charges him
with converting certain sums of the
states money to his own use.
The eighth and ninth articles
charge him with the deIinquercies
of his deputy, 4Ir. Collins.
The tenth, eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth articles relate to the paw
ment of the Price raid scrip.
The above, which we clip from
the Lawrence, Journal, is g very
fair synopsis of the impeachment
articles. We cannot give place 10
a full copy.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, LYON COUNTY.
In the District Court OF said County.
George ". Kirkendall, PIN.
VS.

STATE OF KANSAS, LYON COUNTY.
IN the District Court Of said County.
George ". Kirkeudal, PIN.
VS.
Margaret Rush. NorIcR.
T. w. Rush and def'dts
A. D. Howard.
~ HE abeve named defendants, Margaret
Rush and T. w. Rush, residents of
the State Of New Jersey, Will take notice
that they have been sued by the above
named George W. Kirkendall, in the Dis
trlct court ofLyon county, Kansas: that
Inc petition in said action is filed in the
Clerks office of the District court of LYON
county, Kansas, that they must answer
the petition filed as aforesaid on or before
the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1874, or the
saic petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against said defend
anus Margart Hush and r. w. Rush for
the sum of five hundred dollars with in
terest thereon from the I'D day of January,
1873, at the rate of IL per cent. per annum
and the sum of twenty rVe dollars as at
torney's fee for foreclosing the mortgage
mentioned in said petition; that the said
mortgage be foreclosed, and the same adj
rugged lien upon the real estate therein
described; that the intent of the defend
ant, A. ID. Howard, In the real estate here
In after described be ascertained and the
same adj judged subordinate to the plain
tih''s said lien; that the following real
estate described in said mortgage Situate
IN Lyon county, Kansas, to-Wit: The
west half of the east half and the ca st
half of the west half of the southeast
quarter Of the north half of the northwest
quarter OF section nine 90 township nine
teen 10, range eleven I'll ,be sold accord
ing to:law, and the proceeds of the sale
thereofapplied toward the payment of said
Judgment and that the said defendants
be forever barred of and from all right.
title to said real estate.
ORRIN MILLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff in Action,
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Iowa las q true blue, never tire,
double and twisted democrat. lie
edits a little paper that negroes
would not be allowed TO read.
This same editor refuses to become
= candidate for Congress because
negroes have been elected to that
Office. II he should become a MEM
Der of Congress It t"Wouid require
him to be the equal Of negroes"
lie don't belieYe thSt the world
moves. The live niger of-tO-day,
is = steuch in his nostrils; but the
dead niger of the past is the de-
light OF his Eonl. Nasty will have
10 move to Iowa.
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Some of the Democratic editors
are making q great ado over the re-
peal OF the tea and coffee tax. They
want to saddle The responsibility OF
that miserable piece OF legislation
on the Republican party; but they
ought to know that nearly every
democrat in Congress voted for the
measure. They helped q few Re-
publicAns TO adopt a measure which
has reduced TIE S25,OO0OOO tax,
without lesseninE the price OF the
article to consumers one cent.
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THE LATE LEGIsLATTRE.-LaSt
Monday the Legislature adjourned,
and the members Of that body re-
turned 10 their constituency.
There has been considerable COM
plAiat from some quarters about
what the legislature did not DO.
Perhaps II is best az it is There
was q possibility of doing too much.
We donot approve OF Az that was
done; and We are dIspleased be.
cause some things have not been
done, but they were not legislating
foF US; and IL Is quite probable that
&c we had been pleased others
would be out or humor.
We will be better prepared
10 crilicise after tie smoke blows
away. There were some good |
earnest men there; and some who |
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
A.u.

New York Money Market.
New York, March II.
Money closed easy at 2a3.
Foreign exchange-Firm at 4S4 for &C
days.
Exports Of produce for the week. So,
90, 5aG
Gold ranged at 1925, advanced 10 1a5z
and closed at 10; cary rates 2@4 per
cent aud for borrowing fiat.
Custom Receipts-S550, 600.
The assistant treasurer disbursed
$3.50, 900.
Clearings-S40,00 COO, 600.
Loans-carrying rates 3aj per cent.
State Bonds quiet.
Governments closed firm.
Sterling weak.
Stocks opened weak but closed steady.
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WANTED.
10000 Bushels of Wheat and
1000 Bushels of Corn.
Wheat and White SheIIed Corn Wanted
at the EmpOria Water Mills.

For which VIII pay, in cash, the high
Isl 81 Marhet price. VIII commence grind
on and after March 13th. 1874. for either
cash or toll. VIII pay for all Rrists ami
SACKS lost, when the same have been de
II! iiNered TO one Of the hands employed in
Tue null, except when destroyed in some
satiS So,aaDie way. VIII endeayor TO give
satisfaction, and please as many of my
customers GU as are willing TO be pleased.
WIN receive and deliver grists from {; a
m to q p. m but will not deliver 0rIsfs
after dark. W r S0DEG
HHPoIias req. "a, a.. 9-92E
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Cslorsd citizens OF Platte, City,
Mo-, are Initiating the white trash"
of that little burg by breaking up
their balls with rows. Last Friday
night they closed out = ball by
shooting and killing two men.
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The Kansas City Journal comes
TO us in a splendid new dress now.
1t is good newspaper, and its new
coat makes 1t look like stranger,
almost. Like other good papers, it
deserves q new dress occasionally.
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SHERIEE,s SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given that by yIr-
~ tue OF an order of sale, issued Qua
o. the district court of Lyon county.
hansas' IN Luse wber elm John vii,
GeIehdant, Will. on Monday, the ;;Olb
uay OF March, 1874, at IL O'Clock m, al
Ine 'front.' door OF the court house, in said
county, offer for sale 1t public auction.
70 me highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described zeal estate .v1jt-
Lots 10 and 81, in Fraker's addition to the
city OF EmpOria, Lyon county, Kansas.
viii be sold as the property OF the de-
PENDANT, Wiley Swcpstou. TO satisfy Iudg-
ment IN favor of John Wilhelm.
a-,h heT TN once, Lyon county. February
2,tn, s14. JOHN BAY,
9t5 Sheriff, Lyon county, Kansas.
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SheriHes Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given, that by vir-
IN tue of an order OF sale issued out
of the District court of Labette comfy.
kansas,to me directed, I will on Monday
the 23d day of March, 1874, at IL O'clock
a. M, ct or near the residence of G. r.,
Scale, on Eagle Creek, Center township,
in said county, offer for sale at public auc
tlon1 to.the INCEST bidder, for cash, tine
property heretofore attached in a cause
wherein w. j. Glass is plaintiff, and the
Chetopa Savings Bank and w. NJ. Picker
Ing are defendants, to-Wit: About one
hundred head of Texas stock cattle and ,
ponies. VIII be sold as property of de-
PENDANT, W. n. Pickering.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
March. 1874. JOHN BAY
Sheriff, Lyon County, Kansas.
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were tolerably good, aud some so
so. 1t would be a wonder if no
SbysterS were there. But their
work is done and we can scan it
over at our leisure and decide upon
its merits after awhile.
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The chaplain OF the U. 5. Senate
has been praying for the cOrrespon-
dentS OF the st. Louis Republican
and Chicago Times. He wants the
Lord to kill them for lying.
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Several years ago the Emperor Of

Several years ago the Emperor Of
France, aud the Car of Russis pro-
posed TO divide Turkey between
them. The King of Prussia frown-
insly consented. lie couldn't help
himself. Now, Alexander and
Wilhelm propose TO diyids the
land between them. France Is ST.
lent, but awful mad. Empires, like
individuals, have their "upS and
downs"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

III HE School Board OF School District
\ No 81, Lyon county, Kansas, i'll re.
ceiSs sealed bids for the construction Of
> stone school house, until the goth Of
March, 1874, resefving the right to reject
one or ell bids. PLANS aud Specifications
can be seen al the Clerks Office, miles
east Of EmpOria. w: s. SCOTT,
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The Chicago Post and Mail goss
for the Methodist ministers of that
city because they refuse to lead the
van in the crusade against whisky.
The Post and Nail is calamity help
ing the women.
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The Governor has been con-
strained to ask an appropriation Of
5000 to enable him to enforce the
flaws in Howard county. Why not
make the county bear the expenses
Of its war? These county sea:
squabbles are = disgrace TO the peo-
pie concerned iu them. SenSible
people ought to settle sueh ques-
fiona 1T the ballot box. II they
cannot. aud must fight, let the coun-
~ be abolished, it such thing can
be. The State cannot afford to bear
the expenses of snppressing such
petty strifes. '...-
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NOTICE.
= ALE

On. the 4th of April, 1874, 1 will offer
" Tor sale at my residence, two miles
One span of Horses, one Two-Horse
wagon, two Fresh Mich Cows. two
1earling Calves; also, Household Furni
ture and goods of various kinds. in add
ton TO brooms and broom machinery.
All sums of five dollars and under
Cash. All sums over five doIIo.s, VIII
give credit of eight months, purchasers
giving note at ten per cent. interest. with
approved security, or I will paw a dis
count OF ten per cent. on all Sums over
hVe dollars paid down. Sale to com
mence Saturday, April 4th, at 10 O'Clock
A. n. SOLOMON II. SPTTMSN
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STILL ANOTHER
MEAT MARKET.
Cor. CONT & 9TH, ST., Old Express Office

L have opened Meat Market at the
ABOVE place, where l propose to Seep ain
KINDS or fresh meats, fish and fowls lin
tnelr season. which Will sell as chcaD
Thankful for past favors, 7 will be .rlaJ
70 see all my old friends and a. MANY
new ones as will come.
I'll, ]. ). CLEVELAND.
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Chicago MerkSta.
Ehfna0n Afarnb
Elniir-DniI

Fl0ur-Duit
Wheat-Firm unsettled; No 1, Iska
1Sz$, No 2, ID, No 2 spring, 1921 cash,
Corn-DuIl; Ne mixed, 5IS<a55e cash,
Oats.in fair demand; No ., 4Ic cash /;
4fzc March.
POtk-dun and lower; Sl4 10 cash or
March. SID 35al5 70 April.
as 30; choice 35e6 90.
Hogs-Fair ana lower; heavy 81 s5a
90; good 00s5 30 choice 5 50s5 as; clos
ing duh.
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CHAPPED HANDS and FACE

Sore Lips. DrynesS of the Skin, &C., sc.
Cured at once 10y HEGEMAN,S ICE
WITH GLICERINE. 1t keeps the hands
sort in all weather. sec that You get
lAEGEMAN'S. Sold by all druggists
Price, % cents; sent by mail for 80 cents.
manufactured only by HEGRMAN e. Co,
Chemists and Druggists, 2. o. Box 233s
New York.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March IL.
FlOur-Lower grades scarce and want.
ed; good medium and higher.
Wheat-duIl; No spring, f1SaI 10,
SOFT 22a1 %, 80 bid for No red fall
No 2, 56a1 81.
BeefIunehanged; long clear, sasssc;
short clear eI<ae1ke.
Hogs-daiii light, a5a5 10, heavy 81 90
Cattle-Good native steers "a s5@4 ID
Texan 81 T3@4 %.
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Myra Clark Gaines wants the
world TO believe that Caleb { uShing
has lied $4,000 worth. The old
fellow certainly spread himself On
that lie.
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NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that the sol-
In lowing described school lands, sit
;;:::te In Lyon eo1aty, Kansas, will be Of
fee ia the court house, In Emporfa, on
Saturday, the 4th day OF April, A. d.
1874; said sale 10 be open for bids from
10 o'clock .. IN until o'clock p. IN. of
said day, to-wit:
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Naughty Geo. Alfred Townsend,
Of the Chicago Tribune, gave w. S.
Walker of the Times, an awful
bruising last Wednesday.
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A great fire RACES in the Wilkes
bore coal mine. Great fears are
entertained that it will destroy the
better part ofthe mine.
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The commissioner OF internal
revenue, says that during the last
six month"; $50 illicst distilleries
have been suppressed.
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Gov. Shepherd, of the District OF
Columbia, sent = two horse wagon
load OF reply TO the investigating
committee on the ID inst.
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The Mayor of Philadelphia has
issuedA proclamation instFucting the
police to arrest all saloon keepers
who violate the Sunday laws.
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Ex-President Fillmore has been
i'll for Aome time. He died on the
Sth inst, at Buffalo, y. Y.
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ordera are multiplying. Add. to
Patrons of Husbandry, Sovereigns
Of Industry and Independent
Changers.
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Kentacky Library Concert.

The manager tsdesIrous that every tick
et-holder i'm the Fourth Concert which
comes on in Public Library Hall, on the
51st Of March, shall be perfectly satisfied
with the distribution of Gifts which is to
take place at that time. The distribution
Of 81 SOC, GOO is an affair of such impor-
lance that although the interests Of the
absent ticket-hoIders will be faithfully
cared for by the management, vet they
would be glad for all TO see and Eiaotc.
each one for himself, that everything Is
done which the most scrupulOusiy exact
ing could ask, to make the distribution
absolutely fair and impartial. All ar
engagements for the drawing on the part of
the management are complete, and the
ucket-holders are invited TO send dele.
gates to meeting to be held in the Pub
Tic Library Building, on the goth of
March, to select Z committee TO CO. operate
with the committee appointed by the
trustees to count and examine the tags,
aud see that every ticket Ia fairly repre-
sented In the drawing. The time Is short,
and whatever is TO be done must be done
promptly. Your cooperation In this mat
ter Is earnestly IaYited.
Yours,
Tn0S. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager, Pub. Lib. by.
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NOV FOFk AAnfk6Ts
Flour-Dll and lower; suReriine, Yves.
lern I5aG 10, common to good, 6 65aG 20:
good to choice, 6 75a6 80.
Wheat-heaVy, lower. No Chicago
41a1 80. Iowa and Minnesota 4pring 1 4
al 81, white spring, 1 81.
Corn-quiet; new Western mixed afioat
77a70c, very choice do, T0asQ; new white
western, ISe.
Oats-DulI; western mixed, 594GIe.
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I. D. BagIniGP & Bros

PRICE LIST FOB JANUARY. 1874.
NO. 40 Commercial st. 4 sta Ave, EnipOrIa.
Oar Motto: QUICK SALES SHALL PROFITS
1t Is the wonder of all: How Bra
gunier Bros. sell GrocerIe. at
such low figures.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing described school lands, Sit
uate in Lyon county, Kansas. VIII be ef-
fereI for sale 81 public auction at nv CT
ice in the court house. in Emporia on
Saturday, tie 2Sth day of March, 4 D.
1874; said sale to be open for bids from 10
O'Clock a. In. until 3 O'Clock p. ~. a sad
day, to-Tit:
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n HE subscriber will let some respon-
= sible party have his Stallion TO keen
the coming season, foS one-half he earns.
Apply to JAMES HUMPHREY,
Three miles west of AmerlcIIS
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EMPORIA SOAP FACTORY

IN A. STALL, Proprietor. Cash for
LIE tallow IA quantities over 100 lbs,
or by the barrel. The highest market
price paid. Remittances PROMPTLY made
70 shippers. Soap exchanged for grease
delivered at the factory, northeast Of city.
Correspondence may be addressed 70
THOS. WEBSTER, Manager,
0O-dm =. o. Box z2I.
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All Other Goods Proportion
ately Cheap.
l Will Not be Undersold.
TERMS CASH.
To WhOm ii Hay Concern:

To Wh0m a Hay COAceTN:
NOTICE is hereby given, that the nm
IN dersigned dId. on the 2d day of
March, A. ID, 1874, file his petition in the
Probate court OF Lyon county, Kansas,
asking that the interest of James o. way
deceased, at the time of his decease In
the following described real estate, Sit
uate in Lyon county, Kansas, to-wit:
The south half OF the northwest quarter
OF section eight, (S) In township eigh-
Teen iS) OF range twelve (12) be Sold for
the payment of the debts or the estate OF
James q. Way, deceased, and that the
said petition will be heard at the office of
the Judge of said Probate court, at EN-
porla, Lyon county, Kansas, on the 10th
daY OF March, A. ID. 1874. at ten O'Clock
u. m. OF said day, or As soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. JOHN BAY.
Admir- de bonis non of estate OF James
o. Way, deceased. I0wo
Dated March 81, 1874.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-13

Witness my hand this Esd day of February,
lStI MOVES SPICER,
Sw4 County Treasurer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-13
FOR SALE CHEAP
NOTICE.

A No. 1. Organ, suitable for church o
parlor use. Enquire of
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