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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05
REFORMATION.


REFORMATION.
This is the Watehwcrd now. Ey-
erybody talks reformation. 1t slips
off at the end of every scribbier's
pen. The papers. are full of the
subject. Meetings are called, and
the matter is gravely discussed in a
public capacity Reformation
floats on every breeze, and wags on
every tongue. Everybody is on
the reform. Some men claim 10 be
Republicans, but reformers,. Dem
ocrais are reformers in spite of
their conservatism. The new party
men talk reformation by day, and
dream over the matter by night.
1t is their food and raiment. They
are aiming TO monopolize the re-
form movement. We shall see how
they succeed.
Ii we could have unbouGded con-
fidence in men, their talk and their
resolutions, we should expect a
speedy and radical reformation in
political matters. As above indi-
Gated reformation is demanded f.;
and the leading minds of the coun-
try, it would appear, are all ready
to fall into the ranks, buckle on the
armor, and strike for the much
prayed for purity in politics.
But what do the signs of the
times indicator The excitement
alone gives reason to hope for q
change. The people may rise ur
and cast down the old Office seekers
, and put men into power. who are
worthy and well qualified. This j:
the kind of reformation we need
The principles of the party in pow.
or are all right. We only want tc
have the whole people walked up t.
the necessity of selecting good mel
for Office. If voters would refus'
, to support unprincipled nominee
: the cry of reform woTI9d cease a
once
+, But the voters of Kansas have ~
: confidence in the men who ar
leading the new movements. The,
may shout reform until they ar
hoarse, and the masses will onl,
:, laugh. They know some of thos
men too well, and they are no
willing to take up strangers. Tn
old croakers have been weighed i
= the balances and found wanting
The new men scratch and yelp lik
: real old sore heads. Their mutter
ings indicate former disappoini
ments. They bear unmistakabl
- marks of defiiement. Such me
cannot work a reformation anon
; the people. a combination c
these elements cannot purify
= Kansas politics.
a No, few disappointed, cringin
- Office seekers, can never work n
a formation in this State. The pee
g pie must be made to feel that theI
a is some principle involved befol
! they Will move in the matte
They are not anxious to promot
: the interests of few selfish woult
- be reformers. If the masses coul
: see that the principles of the part
= in power were corrupt reformatIo
i, would be easy. Bnt the principle
IN of the Republican party are not
- conflict with the interests of Il
:, people. AS to corrupt men, the
. are found III. all parties. Kanss
., voters are intelligent, and kno
~ that new party men are as liable
q +. be corrupt as old party men. The
will not be easily led off after Sc
fish men, men whose sole purpoi
a., is self ACKNOWLEDGMENT. They vo
!, for principle as well as men.
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Money to Loan.

April I'D, 1874.
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we offer inducements that cannot fail 10
suit. We care not what offers are mace
or by whom they are made. We will dis
count any prices for cash that can be OBJ
tanned in this county,.
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SoArETnI,SG NEw.-On last Mon
day morning the grave Senators OF
the Capitol were startled at the pre-
sentation of memorial pray lug
for the enactment of laws making
appointment 20 Office of persons
bound by oaihs of secret orgauiza-
tons nnlawfni, according the right
OF pre-empiory chaHnsge of jurors
who are members or Secret societies,
and for law making change of
venue allowable where the presid-
ing officer ola conrt is a member of
such societies. Referred to judici-
sry committee.
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The child exciting hand organ has
ceased to grind, and the discordant
notes of the harp will be heard no
moro on the streets of New York.
An order has been issued TO arrest
all tho street musicians over sixteeH
years of age. The west will now
be flooded with hand-organists and
harpists.
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If the Civil Rights bill becomes a
law the authorities of Nashville,
Tennessee, will build no more
school houses. They have already
suspended work upon one in course
Of erection, waiting the action of
Congress.
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Ivy e
And Our
NEICHBORS''
is the latest and raeiest work by
Harriet Beecner Stowe.


Author Of Uncle TOMS Cd5in,'
''7Se MINISTER'S Woois5,'' "Hy VIE aaA ~
and other powerful stories, each the lit
erary sensation of its period; and this
story promises like genuine and teh0ie-
some sensation. 1t bears directly on So
cial topics OF interest, embracing the re-
nance OF youthful compauionships, the
brightness of happy home-Iife, the spicy
complications of neighborhood associa-
tions, and such follies and pr found de-
mestic miseries as have led to the wide
spread Temperance movement of the day.
Mrs. STOWE is now in the prime of that
genius which wrote Uncle 7om,'' ripen-
ed by years of study and observation.
Her novels are immensely popular, In.
Gle Toms Cabin" alone out-selling by
hundreds OF thousands any edition OF
any original work ever published SAGE
the Bible. Her book TWO years ago, g. If,
HyJ,e and Il outsold every contemporary
such pure and ennobling story as sTJt
and Oar NeigA5oTs" should be read in
every home. This new Serial is now
running ercEasfcely in the
IFeeEIU FI11,lfTsF N,eygSu..ale,.
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Speaker SIcEckron favors the
nomination of j. G. Horton, OF
Lawrence, for Governor. The
Leavenworth Commercial says
We certainly agree with Mr.. Nc.
Eckron in his estimate of Mr.. Hor.
toms capabilities and fitness, and
we shall DO delighted if the choice
made should fall on him"
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-. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, june 3.
Flour-Eall Sc % and below and sclrro and
in demand.
Wheat-Spring duh and lower; sample lots
No sold at 81 iJa1 20; fail dull and unsettled
sample lots No red fall sold 1T I 3s5at SIS
torn-ilull and unsettled: 30 . mixed on
North Missouri track, 5sa59: EaIz.f.d T...rt.l IN
o5a5s; offered in May ~ 59Is bid.
at 80; 49, bid ear lots in elevator sold Mt 81
Rye--Quiet at 81 90.
Pork-Firm ut Isle
Dry salt Meats-firm but quiet ro:trI irosn
lot held shoulders, Sc clear rib 9,5c
Bicon-Firm; packed shoulders ~: clear
rIh; l05G clear sides 1921 huns I3aI2t.
Lard-Stin prime sisnIn. at lie
Hogs-No demand, 81 50a5 80
Cattle-qHiet, good 10 extra native steers
atS5ad COWS and heifers.S2 03a5 90: TexanSz d
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TAXEs.-TaX-paycrs grumble
about the rates OF taxation in this
state. II may be some comfort to
know that Arkausans pay a great
deal more than our people. The
regular rate of taxation in Little
Rock Is S6.l0 upon every 500 of
property. Property is assessed in
that delectable city at FULL market
value. The citizens of that city
will have 10 steal like their officials,
TO make a living. The taxes will
consume the legitimate income of
any business.
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EXCITEMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST.

4 telegram from Wichita gives
au account of disturbance in Bar
bour county. 1t says:
Wichita, May 29.-Parties from
Medicine Lodge, the county seat OF
Barbour county, report difficulty
that occurred there several days
ago. The contract mad been let TO
build a court house at Medicine
Lodge and the work commenced
on Tuesday, when the workmen
were beset by an armed mob from
Stevenson, q rival town, and COM
PEELED TO desist from their work.
The mob consisted of about sixty
persons, who after stopping the
work on the court house arrested
the County Commissioners, and
under threats of death in case they
refused, compelled them TO resign.
Great excitement exists in the COM
mHniTy, aud the end is not yet.
a dispatch dated at Atcbison. the
same day, says:
AFTER THE EENEGADEs.
The excitement over the fraudu-
lent Issuing or $4,000 funding
bonds in Barbour county. Kas., is
gaining strength. Two hundred
armed citizens are in pursuit OF
the renegades and fleeing county
commissioners.
We are not much surprised that
this trouble has commenced, and
we shall be agreeably surprized if
it ends without violence and per-
haps bloodshcd. a few days ago
We had lengthy conversation with
prominent intelligent and very
reliable resident of one OF the
southwestern counties, who in
formed us that there seemed TO be
regular scheme on foot among a
lot of adventures to organize the
new counties in the southwest for
the purpose of selling bonds voted
for some court house or other
scheme with no other object in
view than to sell the bonds and
pocket most OF the proceeds. lie
mentioned the names of several
new counties, which we do not
now remember which had been
lately fraudnlently organized for
the purpose of voting their swinl-
ling bonds on the few settlers. II
we are correctly informed those
Barbour county bonds were issued
in open and flagrant violation OF
law, the county seet question not
even having been voted on by the
people. In another county, ourin-
formant tod rs, $4,000 in bonds
had been issued when there was
not dozen legal voters in the com
ty, the object being To make way
with and sell the bonds and pocket
the money which would be raised on
them. We believe a similar swim
die was prac;iced last season at
Raymond. Our informant told US
furthermore that the people were
getting their eyes open to these out
RACES practiced on them by unprin.
cipled Villains, and had about made
up their minds 10 put stop 10 the
business. We give the story brief
ly as we heard Il. The kilograms
above seem to confirm the state
ments of our informant, because it
is we'll established fact that the
public are slow TO anger, aud that
they seldom take hold OF such mat
tiers in the manner indicated in the
dispatch, unless they have good
grounds for so doing. Is there no
way 20 bring these swindleFs 10
justice! We sincerely hope no vi
olence will be done, but we cannot
blame the few settlers IN some of
those. counties for protecting them
selves against the sehemes of specu-
lators who would bring ruin and
disgrace on them for the sake of
putting little money in their
pockets
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05

The Methodists of Michigan in
State convention strongly endorsed
woman suffrage last Thursday.
that issue is to be voted upon in
the State next fall, and this action
of Methodist preachers and laymen
in convention is important.
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Nelius's invention was heavy
in numbers a. we'll as brains.
Twenty-Five delegates, represent
ing seven counties were on hand,
keen for fight with the old par
tics of Kansas. Republicans, Dem
ocrats aud Reformers will all have
10 yield to this host of Indepen-
dents. 'Rah for Melius.
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saAEsRETs rsY T,Es.EsaAH,Ez
Sew York Money Market.

New York, June 8.
Money-CIoSed at 3sfPcr cent after coming
down to per cent
sterIing-ouiet at 81 s7sf 50 for 60 days. aai
- 901za4 o. sight.
Custom Recepits-To-day S4o9 000
Gold--Opened at 111S< and closed at 49, a
which figures all the sales OF the day wev,
made.
LoaDs-Carrying rates 215a3 per cent,
Disbursements - Assistant treasurer dis.
bursed SOS. 600.
Clearin gs-$I5 OO0, O90
t'oreFhments-FiFTh and in good demand.
Railroad Bonds-StrunG and higher.
Stocks-Displayed considerable animation
without special interest.
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Chicago Markets.
'hlcago, June {

NH4u.'esV3 UuiIu "a
EloGr-Quiet, anddrooping. lover 10 sell.
W heat--Dull, unsettled ana lower. No
spring. 81 22a1 221s, No , 81 10 cash, 81 1855
June, Nos, I3a1 49,
Cofn--ln fair demand and lower rates IN
settled, No mixed 5sI<,, cash. sac .Jnpe
oats-fiTn but not active, No . mixed, 45a
asked. 80 -
Pork dull shape lower at the opening. aud
N IaIf demand, and lower; shoulders G.! July.
short rib packed, s 90 for loose spot.
Cattie-shippins steers active and firm I0asC
higher, faio to choice steers, So o.t5 So prime
to extra q OOa6 30 the outside figure for lots
averaging 10 cwt; some choice Texans were
sold at s. 90.
Hogs-Active and firm. rOnge $saG 10 for
common to extra, most OF the sales OF good 10
choice at ) 49a5 50.
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GOOD NEWS.
LEAvENwoRTn, KANSAS

special TO EMroRIA NEws.
In case of Braziliia Gray vs..
J. L. Cofrman, from Lyon county,
in U. $. Circuit Court, which in
volved many of he vital points in
Emporia Float suits, Judge Dillon
to-day renders lengthy and able
opinion in favor OF defendant
This will be good news for En-.
porians We are happy.
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NoMINATIoNs.-Presiden Gram al
ways stariles the people 10y his nom
nations. The nomination of Bris-
tow, of kentucky, for Secretary of
treasury is one of the most singular
which the President has ever dared
to make. Brisiow may be the very
man for the place, but he is un-
known to the country as a financier.
We are Sorry the President has
made such a nomination. at this
time the country demands finan.
cier. 1t generally believed, wheth.
er Justly or nor, we shall not dis.
cuss here, that Richardson was 8
bungler; if so, man capable o.
bringing order out of chaos is wha
the treasury department needs
We fear Gen. Bristow is not TIT
man to do that kind of work. DID
the President make this nomination
because he was forced to remov,
Richardson
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The flashy fashionabIes who at
tend the watering places arc alarm
ed at the prospect of the Civil
Rights bill flooding those places OF
resort with the colored population.
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The people have declared Mr..
Richardson incompetent as a Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and clamor
for his removal. The President re-
plies, al will remove him if the
Senate viii confirm Bristow as his
successor, and let Mr.. Richardson
preside over the Court of Claims.
Away with this appointing power.
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a lady who keeps boarders for a
living in Kansas City, Kansas, pur-
sued one OF her delinquent boarders
few days ago and punished him
sorely with a cowhide. She whip
ped fourteen dollars out of him.
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a correspondent of the Christian
Union drops word of comfort for
new party men:
you can no more keep rascals
out Of party by putting the word
purity into the platform, than
you can keep crows out of corn
field by writing "no thieving'' on
the fence"
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justice to the blacks, aud to attempt
20 make social status and association
subject for legisl a;ion i. not .ex-
pedieni, when the effort would re-
suit in abolishing any provision for
public school education whatever.
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The indianapolis Sentinel, once
a raging inflationist, believes that a
great change is coming over the
western public mind On that SUBJ
iect: "Of all who formerly talked
imitation, there are not q dozen
prominent men who now confess
to 1t. The journals which advo-
Gated it most loudly have ceased,
and many of them are taking
ground for resumption"
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LAROR WANTED.

VF any farmer or other person wishing
I TO empl1y male or female help will
leave their order with !. :. Gibson
Americas, they will aid me in inducing
emigration To Lyon county. have many
applications from parties who would 60
to Kansas to settle, If they eoull be as
surCd Of labor for a time. to ge. iarted
K w. RANDALL.
Chicago. Auril 9Th, 1874 10
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STRAYEn.

CTRATED or stolen from the subscribe
y er, three miles east of Arnerieus, oa
or about the 18th inst, two animals. a i,ay
mare, years old, about Is hands high:
small whiIe spot under tho saddle. tail
somewhat switched off. Also, a sorrei
geldiIg. about Il hands,-about - years
old. with blazed face and one white foot.
both harness marked and slightly saddle
marked Any one giving information
leading to the recovery OF one or both
VIII be suitably rewarded.
s3-24s 5. II. WHEELER.
Americas, Lyon co. Nay 50. 1871
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The Dunkards ut their late ma
tional conference, held at Girard,
Illinois, after a protracted discuss
ion decided that while it has ever
been the rule of the church TO wear
Il full beard, il is not permitted TO
wear mUstaches.' It was also de.
cided 10 be unadvisable TO send
children to colleges. some people
wear very strange religious pFinci-
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OREGON ELEcTIoN.-The Demo-
Gratis have probably carried Oregon
in the late election. The vote was
divided among four parties, Demo-
Gratis, Republicans, Independents
and Peoples party. Grover, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
leads tile ticket. A few moro Dem
ocratic victories will knock all the
Independent parties of the country
ON the head.
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Elsewhere we refer to the nomi-
nation of Gen. Bristow as successor
10 Secretary Richardson, snd the
nomination of Richardson as Judge
of the Court of Claims. The first
named was unanimously confirmed
by the Senate. The last BY small
majority. Massachusetts, now has
two Judges on the bench OF the
court oil claims. Loring and Rich
arhson.
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Some men are trying in vain to
Tx up the Mill creek tragedy with
poetry. The unyarnished story
beats poetry badly. Some events
in this world will not admit OF
written poetry.
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Administrators Final Notice

NOTICE is hereby given to all con-
IN eerRed that the undersigned, admin
is traitor of the estate of John r. Lewis.
deceased. Will make a final settlement of
said estate at tAe Office of the Probate
Judge OF Lyon county, on Monday, july
9Th 1874. Il. ID. THOMAS,
23H5 AtfministratOr
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Butlers's amendment against the
removal OF the army headquarters
from Washington was rejected with
ont division of the house.
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Administrators Final nafiea

MOTT E is hereby given TO all con
AN cerned that the undersigned. admin-
istrator of the estate OF Robert j. Owens.
deceased. will make final settlement of
said estate at the Office of the Probate
Court Of Lyon county, on Monday, July
9Th, 1874. ISAIAH JONES
23T4 nir.f-f ratar
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In fifteen elections under the To-
cal option law of California. the
auti-liquor people have carried
eleven
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

II. N. RU6GLEs c.K. sTEKRY.
RUGGLEs s STERRx,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Practices in
"A all the courts in the Fifth seventh
and Ninth Judicial Districts. Office No.
IA Commercial street. 43
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WINDSOR. HOTEL.

MIR. LUTHER, II = heavy expense.
w has just completes {; uesT hotel. OF :
posite the depot. lie is now prepared TO
furnish better Accommodations than any
hotel in the city Boarding by the day,
500. ~ ". -. LUTHER
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Notice TO Contractors.

bids will he received at the Ivy Il. o..
ID Lyon county, from May 18th TO june
LIST, for Tho construction Of 4 school house;
the building 10 he Of stone, 23X3G feet:
height OF wall, j. feet. Plans and speci-
iications can be seen at residence Of the
undersigned. The beard reserve the
right TO reject any and ali bids.
CHA, +. PAINE.
District Clerk, Sn. -.
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The lower house of congress pass
ed the army reduction last Friday.
This will save S7,O00OO0.
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His wonderful discoveries and thrilling
adventures during % years in the wilds
OF Africa. and resurrection by the daring
STANLEY Over 600 pages, beautiful
ly illustrated, only Sc SO. Write for
EXTRA terms TO VALLEY PUBLISHING
Co. st. Louis. Mo.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-05

Both houses of Congress adjourn
ell last Saturday in honor of our
patriotic dead.
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Straved--S1O Reward

TROM the subscriber ten miles east OF
II Empcria, about the 10th of April. a
two-y ear old black mare colt; white star
in forehead; some white on one Of hind
feet by hoof. The above reward will be
paid for return of the animal or for in
formation leading to her recovery.
FREDERICK CENTER,
2I2i Seosho Rapids.
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The General Conference of the
81. Z. Church South adjourned last
wednesday.
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N0TTNR..

rs hereby given that ail persons are fer
L hidden 10 tiust or hHrbor nv wife
Hattie s. Harden, on my account. She
having left my bed aud board without
cause or PROV ocation.
Eagle Creek. Lyon county MAG %, A. ID.
1874. 22-2i ". =. r. HARDEN.
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Here is Your Chance.
FOR SALE.

90 ACRES Of good land, six miles
1OO east % Emporia, on Badger
creek. and near the Seesho; 80 acres bot
tom, 10 acres timber: splendid building
site; good well; creek runs through one
corner. y Nc. 1 stock farm. go per
acre.
Also, four acres Of timber, six miles
southeast of Emporja, ia the big bend of
the Cottonwood. $50 per acre.
CotIaSe house in EElporia, containing
four loGms and Riiche,i; good cisteIn !;
walls tiilei in with brick; stable; fruis
trees. Situated on Market street, near
| Fifth avenue. Price, $500.
Also, Jilz' Patent We'll Augur, with
| right CT Lyon county.
T. MURDOCH.
| 2lif EmpoTia, Has.
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N0TTGE.

an three to Eve years time, on imprO,-
~ ed farm property security.
i9m3 EDWIN s. WATERBURY.
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A I'll persons knowing themselves to he
"a indebted 10 j. II. Davis on livery ac-
count, will find their accounts In the
hands Of I. v. SEDG WICIi, J. +.
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sTRAYEn.

A BLACK HORSE, Htth white spot
"A in foTeheaf; slim neck: had on head
staH. Went or Monday, Nay 18th. /
VIII suitably reward any one who Will
tell me where he NAV be found.
8. Sf0fLER.
EFT ELapoTia, Kas.
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Administrator,e Notice

In the matter Of Joseph Hiner late Of sci
ota connty, Ohio. deceased.
To iphoasl u asag C0aceFa:
NJ OTICEis hereby given that on June
IN 3D., 1874, the undersigned. as adrnin-
istrater, with the VIII annexed ofsaid es-
tate, fled in the probate Court. OF Lyon
county, Kansas. . petition setting forth
the necessity to sell reai estate, to pay
charges of administration and Iegeeiss
provided IN The will aud praying for au-
thority 70 sci the following real estate in
Lyon county Kansas, fer said purpose.
The Horthea.t quarter and skis aefes of
tue entire uoFfh side ef tar saashezsi
quarter OF lection 2S); tozsashiF eIs1.
range i93; and that SAID petition wifi f,s
heard by ths Probate Court at the oflice
OF the probate judge, in Elaporis. Kan-
sas. June 2elll. 1874, &t 8 e'elacts. a. 10. at
" nieh time al persons Interested are
hereby notified 10 appear and show cause.
il any they have, WAY the praye F Of the
petition should not be grained.
ETnpaTia, June, sEh. 1874.
TAYLOR HINER.
J. Jay BUCK,
attorney. 1884