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Farm, Garden and Household,
More About Barns.

narnN COST too Alt'cl lOl oulsluc ~.
aad there : often too much ttaVelLins ~
pense Winnie DONG the WORN % 1,..di t1al'9
tine stock. he nearer a ouiln!HS f1l, af
proaches the circular on tie Sluaio ~ -
the less material IS require" ~ o"oio lN,-'
iug H. ana The higher the pos:o VlIe t illoi
IL will hold under Inc 9'lano 944ou lool
Na have luSt received d lGttci llolh d
gentleman "ho PROPOSES " pui!u q oaIh
eighty Iecf l'hg ny loIlN ltct "iue' WIN
a Hoor running the Whoic lenSth. lie Is
u doubt whether 1t l. pest to nave the
i37e WAY So he can drive through, or
whether Co., oAck out the empty wagons
Ald thu~ he able io have his cellar lace
-,e most desirable points OF the compass.
N7W, II he pUl,ds ~ feet long, it Will be
uuch more desirable to drive through
.au u he lulit the barn shorter and
s.0ugI wider Jo contain the same amount
I'D storage room.
eo much depends upon the Lay OF the
..o AMI tle use~ to which the Darn IS 10
Ht pu that t is impossible lot one hol
particularly Interested IN the suoleeI or
.ut 'rp umHted "iIA an '4e 9ullCulluilSS ~
.A~ tst1of-Hliehi' ana ais" WIN 1he
"i't7. i".Nte lt"-P'CtS oI lhe owner
aAN' 'iiaS inore lh.'h general au-
.tr be matter ny l"o people are
~. .Ne 1At Ao l"o sIiualiohS aIe JuSl
u.-. ..ar7 n.aa aul every farm will re-
.a.r. ui inq4 Htte different from
....... ..i .,.tI-.r lnan or farm,
N. .0.,,-. .o.v.r. tl.- subject OF farmers
..i.,.ls ...= .t+.. tr,o,,oEt and nnrhans
... .4@ ,ns..,. some sHgresfions which
.,.Y I,..fa,t',,,,- H. ,,ar.terI plans that viii
.., ,nal. ,,.l,ilil. condition and circum-
-.a.... 5.l tr-t we would say. ALWAYS
aL,. .....r .ay..r tine whole barn. If
urac.fea5lr. onr d3not nut it so low down
I'd nlc ground .4.t II WilI be a sink-hole
0.r aoIluctinq aI the ram or snow water
WHAT Jams iu file vicinity. Ifa cellar is too
.....it Needs draining as much as a wet
... IrN
Dn- main object of a cc.lai. is TO save
.... .o.tonrn lorh saIl and tiouid This
..r.f he. 1opa # i,roa u,antiIies of rain
..t..,..... ,,1lr1yeJ in INN, IN or tbrouoh if
4I.-.. ,bo cellar -lasoj nm on the weather
...'.. VIII. nn.l.5- a,J ,yin,I,Iu.s tbat NAV
.' ~ ~
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A Lonely man informed a friend that he was
going to advertise for a wife, and should prefer
a poor girl. s'Take the first one that RESPONDS
to your advertisements" said the friend, ..and
yon'l be pretty sure to have a real poor one'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11
Mr.. Cobb's Relief Bin.

The following bill, which was intro
duced by Hon. S. A. Cobb, has just
passed the senate and gone to the
president for his signature. Hurrsh!
for Cobb:
To provide for the relief Of persons
suffering from the ravages Of the
grasshoppers.
BE 1t enacted By the senate aud aoSse
of reprcseatafices Of the Caited Mates
of Ames'icc, az coagress assembled,
That the president OF the Cm.tcsl
states be, aud be hereby is, authorized
to direct the issue, through The proper
officers of the ARMY, temporarily, oi
supplies Of food aud disused array
cloihing, sufficient 10 prevent slarva-
ton and suffering and extreme want
to any and all destitute AID helpless
persons living ON the western frontier,
who have been rendered 81 destitute
aud helpless by the rsvaxcs Of grass
hoppers during the summer last past.
aud 10 report TO congress such issue VI
food and clothiux; and the sum oi
one hundred aud my thousand dol
lars, or SO much thereof ~ may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated out
Of any money in the treasury mot 9TH
erwisc appropriated. TO carry oui The
provisions Of this act.
SIC. 2. That this act shall expire IN
the lst siay VI sep,cmbrr, 1873.
Passed the h0usc ut representatives
February I, 1870
Attest: EDWARD McPHRRsox.
Clerk
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WrcHrrAsx Ax.. FEB. s. 1874.

" A>r414 = - e4S@e = 49, - ~ ~
sedgwick coanty aid society nj
pursuant 70 adjonr1msaf, 81 / oselock
p. N.
No minutes Of lasf meeting.
The roll Of townships being called
the following townships answered !:
Union, H. Carpenter; Waco, M. Mead !;
Illinois. J. Wilson: Minncha. T. II.
Means; Lincoln, b. II. Fox; Payne,
7. c. Covill; Grant. r. .. Hoss; Ke-
chi, r. p. Thompson: Wichita, c. N.
Jordan; Rockford, H. Fortuer; Gree
ley, d. McMurchy; Garden Plains, C.
S. Northrop; Salem, B. C. Coulter
Minnesota, S. r. Moore.
Report of executive committee on
credentials received and adopted and
committee discharged.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Murdoch appeared be.
fore the society aud explained aid
matters satisfactory to all present.
Motioned that the executive com.
mittee distribute the coal pro rata to
the destitute in the county. Carried
Motioned that the reports of the
actual destitution in the different
townships be handed to the executive
committee by 10 o'clock a. M, on mex,
Tuesday.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
ResoiUed, That the thanks of the
destitute of Sedgwick county, through
the Sedgwick county aid society, be
given to our eastern friends for the
gift Of two car loads of coal.
A motion prevailed to adjourn till
Saturday next at o'clock p. m.
E. p. THOMPSON, Pres.
G. NJ. JORDAN, Sec. pro tenn.
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One of the most noblc-hearted, phil
anthropic and self-sacrifieing women
~ the whole country is Mrs. BECKER
dyke, of Great Bend. Every soldier
in the army Of the Cumberland will
remember the noble aud efficient SER
vices shc rendered in the camp and
hospital, among the sick and wound
ed. The name of mother Becker
dyke" was gratefully mentioned in
every tent. The present calamItoas
emergencies in this state have brought
into requistion her talents aud ener
gies. At an early period, before any
relief committee or movements Of any
kind had been inaugurated to obtain
succor for our people, she alone visited
localities In Illinois and succeeded in
procuring several car loads Of supplies
getting them shipped to those for
whom they were intended. -Lacrcncc
Nfantidrd.
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Publication No,ice.


In the district coart of the state ef Kansas IN and
tor the county Of sedgw.ek.
Fr~.iesick Billings. Charles u, wardt
Z Erich Parfnly, executors OF tho CO.
tale OF ticazer rarBsty deceased, late
of tte City, state ami County OF New
York, Pintnfids, We
r. j. Goodwin, ,sIlInsn !. Meulsea y
John l.. farwen. Defendants
The above named defendants are each hereby
nctiaei that they have been sued by the above
named plaintiffs a. the executors ot the esfstr al
El.. ger Psr,,y deceased aud that said piaigtin .
psisa d amended :, es,'aa n court ~ ~ re ,ss
state Of Kansas In aud Tor sesixwisA ee""ty,
claiming Of and from The SAID Defendant, u y.
t,osswta the sum Of three hundred aud setcuty-
eigh, and IS one hnnrsesifhs dollars, in aiaonnss
aud with interests as fellows, te-sts;
ihr.e hundred and twyDgy eight and seventy
interest on aid smsant nom January br-s 1850.
on sail de udant'r proIoissofy nats eserued ana
deIiyere to said Eiesxer fsfraiy on the ~ day
Of Jsnaary lt calling for tnre. ness 81 '.
January ist isss, aud ei=snins OF s,'s nom s.t'd
tef.niants fifiy dollars asiorssys lees for iose.
prsying said court for decree f,fussosns rsos-
tx e given by said defendants to sal'i Ills sssf
Parmly TO secure the ayIaent OF sid note GA tue
lands here nairr described, ssfusied 10 The cenn-
~ Of ~e,igwick anal stare 81 ksnsss. ts-wis<
The east halt OF The northeast quarter OF section
No "a, in township No. y range No scssf ~ sbs
9th r. NJ aui prny ing sail coaT fos an orisr 10
sell said premises or ~ much thereof may he
n.crsrary 10 satisfy sid Judgment. intsrst, a.
torpey fees and costs, IN enFs the name II not
Maid Is sisy nan,c,i by III. court. by said T ,
/, sadwin and pray ing Sand eoart for dscfss dr.
ciafing the ieta Interest 81 said tive ta-t nant.
ed defendants In and to said premises, jusor, ia.
fsrior and suirct b, piasnla- mortgage ltn aud
barring the equity OF redemption vf said defend
ants 10 lid lands And ssid ds;essisnis are ear
notified that uaIcss they answer sid peiitson aud
| amended petition on or before tia 10th day 81
| M ,rch. $50 the same will he taken tsus and
I Judgment will be rendered and decree granted a.
rrny ed in said petition and aD,s n'ieti peiiI:aa
UAH1.f, a HARRIS
4,-s Attorney los Flt'n
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For the EAGLE. ,,s
Toulou. Stark County. Illinois.
r.h.,..rv ID 1879

February I'd, 1878.
EDTror EAGLE-Dear Sir: l have
two sons. Henry !, aud Lewis Rhod-
er, living In Union township in your
county. whose welfare have at heart,
and wishing 10 help the needy, and to
know that what contribute will reach
those for whom il is designed l will
get Oliver Whitaker, the president Of
our county Aid Society. to ship to the
said Henry !. Rhoder, through your
Kansas State Aid Society, and in care
Of your Scdgwick county aid society
At Wichita, thirteen or more sacks of
seed corn, aud shall instruct Henry to
take out what will do his and Lewis
planting, and To distribute the balance
to the needy. 1 have put up nine
sacks; my son, Charles Rhoder, three,
aud Mr.. A. Christie, one, making
some twenty-six bushels. Shall ship
next week. wish you would publish
this, aud will instruct Henry Rhoder
to furnish you with statement for
publication, of how he distributed it,
trusting that my wishes may be car
ried out.
Learned yesterday by the President
of our aid society, that there is prob
ably three car loads of donated corn,
in our county for the suffers in differ
ent parts of your state, that would be
shipped Immediately if the railroad
would carry it free. They think OF
selling it and sending the money. 1t is
worth sixty cents here, l see by the
EAGLE, it is worth ono dollar and
twenty-five cents with you. 1t looks
to mc as though your State Aid Socie-
ty would feed more of your destitute
if some arrangement had heen made to
ship, everything donated, and they
pay freight. OH all that tho railroad
would not carry free, ont of money
donated. Congress has been liberal
with the owners Of the railroad, and
they ought to see that the roads are
liberal with the men that are settling
up their lands, or make an APP
preparation to pay freight. until thi-
calamity is passed. Respectfully.
HUGH RHODER.
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For the EAGLE
From Kechi Township.

EDITOR EAGLE.-Even in these ca
lamitous times our vicinity has some
thing Of cheer and encouragement.
Our lyccum, or literary mill at Lee
summit. which has been in active OPP
GRAFTON all winter, still continues to
grind, and lately its machinery has
been oiled up and given new impei-
us by visits from respectable mum
bers Of good looking young folks from
your city. May they continue 10
come.
Also, a pleasant sight is the emf
grants just in with their fat, sleek
horses aud mules, bringing along as
they are, grain for teams and grub for
families, they must mean business
Such are the purchasers of the Vandc-
grit, Gibbons and Moser claims.
Had the farmer of which Mrs Grain
ger writes, possessed that nobleness OF
heart of which tillers of the soil, and
those having care Of dumb animals.
should be proud, he would have de-
stroyed the life of that hog weeks ago
and not permitted it to die inch by
inch, in the slow process of starving to
death.
And now that objectionable wretch
of o Farmer K, which your lady corr
respondent SO graciously mentions,
would like to thickcn up his corn ar
gumcnt by actions, SO that it will be
worthy of the notice of even 30. b.
and ~. b. lie, n, mas raised corn
in the summer of 1873 in Sedgwick
county, Kansas, at no greater cost
then fifteen cents per bushcl and is
presumptious enough TO think that he
can do it again the same kind of sea-
son aud he has proposition to make
TO the CPS" aud hopes they will meet
| il like men. It is this: He has piece
of cultivated land in the valley
which he will corn the coming winter.
Let BIS appoint some of their brethren
(their neighbors) to watch his oper-
ations aud keep an account of every
days work bestowed on the patch.
And with a favorable season, when
the crop is raised, he, K, proposes to
have corn enough at fifteen cents per
bushel, to allow $500 for each days
work, for man and team aud $3.50 fOr
each day, man without team-ten
working hours per day. II the corr
falls short we will pay the book-kcep-
err of the business for his time and
trouble aud hush up about fifteen cent
corn. If i. does not fall short the,
pay him and accept the fact with as
small decree of allowance" rs posi-
BILE.
| II money shark, who by the way
has not a dollar loaned out, can make
$500 per day following the plow. OF
course one of our real farmers can
make about $500. FARMER X.
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.Sherin's Sale.

" 4 Thsyer & Co..
Harvey ". nlsrk sarah 4. Black
District Court, ,s,h Judicial pssrief. seiswssk
County. ksnsas.
Ry virfnc al an order ofsale issued on. Of the
district court OF the lh Judicial district. sffnK
IN and for Sedgwick Gearss, Kansas. wherein
NJ A. Thaser \ Co.. IL plaintiff. ard Harry " I.
R,aek and sarah Black are defendants, VIII pn
Thursday, tbs sih dry os March, \. u: lssS- II :
o'clock D. NJ at the Court HOUSE sis'er IN the city
or Wichita. kans.k. cfsr foF sale ~ puss,e aur-
ton 10 the h.ghes; bis'sier for ssh in hand. all
Che right tile anal interest ofthe defendants iiar-
w W Hack and sarsh A. Black, IN ami 70 he
folio ing described property. te-wit
Commencing "a the southwest CORNER OF iSt no
L. in WAtsrnsan's addition 10 the cit, u Wichita
sus cunning fhrnec north - FEET thence west D.
the west line ot Waco street In said city OF tchita
thence ses,;h to the north iine Of Douglas Avenue
in said cify thence east TO the place of bcSininx
also thst tract OF land bounded ~ follows. te-wtt,
Commencing ~ pain' on the west line Of Waco
street in xa,ersaAns addition 10 the city OF Nich-
ta cry feet north Of the netsh line at fsrs, street
in said W s;ermxn's addition, and running thence
west 10 the Arkansas river. thence Ia ss-stheasf-
eriy direction with the naexadeF4nzs % said river
serInsns sidition 10 the said city of Michi.a.
tieuce east TO point south OF aud IL range with
the VIZ II line OF Waco street IA SAID ely oE Wtch
ita. thence north 10 tic place v beg iaeshr said
property Is levied upon rs The property of dr.
iensanas Rarvcr H. Hack and sarah 4. Black
and will be sold te satisfy ssisi ortseF ar sale
sheriff : DICE, Wichita, Jan. III, A. ID. lisa,
f.H MASSEY, Sheriff,
sLCsS I DYER, fitiasia = Atisraeys- ss-i
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The following is the text Of the bill
now pending in the legislature for the
removal of officials for intoxicaticn
and gambling:
An act 10 provide for the removal OF
public officers who are guilty OF be-
ing intoxicated, or of gambling.
SEC. 1. II any state, district. coun-
" or township officer OF this state
shall. IN any public place within the
state, be In a state of intoxication. pro-
duced by strong drink, such officer
shall on conviction be adjudged TO
have forfeited his Office. aud his said
Office shall be declared vacant.
SEC. .. II aay public officer in this
state, as mentioned in the proceeding
section, be guilty of gambling. by bet
ting any money, property or other
valuable things on any game of chance
including all games with cards. or on
auy gambling device, or shall engage
In. aid or assist, or encourage any
such games where other persons are
betting: such officer shall on conviction
in addition to the penalties now pre-
scribed be adjudgcd tn have forfeited
his Office. and the same shall be dcclar.
cd vacant.
SEC. 8. District courts shall have
exclusive jurisdiction in all cases arts,
ing under this act.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
aud be in f,rcc from aud after it's pub.
LEGATION in the statute hook.
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Sc Esesswell, Angelina Cres- No. yxi
ue1f Awe1is fanko, = j Phil
Jfrg J:W. Buruez and Carlton
o. Lee
District court. l;th Judicial district, Se,lguick
County Kansas
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out 0f the
district court at the 18th judicial district, sittng
in and Tor Sedgwiok county, Kansas. uherein
Hollis Dsy Is plaintiff, and s. G.. Cresswxll. An
gelina Cressweli. Amelia Yanke, s. J. Phillips,
J. w. Barnes and Carlton o. Lee are defendants,
will. on Thursday. the 9Th day Of March. be-
tive. the hours Of 10 o'clock =. m. and o. clock
p. m, on said day, \. D. ISIS, 1T the ce1rt hou>.
door IN the city Of wiehitx, Kansas, ofer fhr sale
sf pnhlir auction, to the highest bidd for cash
in hand. all the right, title and interest Of tie de-
PENDANTS, 9. q. CressuelL Angelina CressweIl,
Amelia fanko. 8. }. Phillips, ]. w. Bsrnes ard
Carlton o. Lse, in ard 10 the following described
property, fo-wit:
Lot number four "a IN section number six 81
In township number twenty seven tssl south Of
rsngr one ~ east, and the northeast quarter oil
the northeast quarter and lots one "a and TWO e,
Of section one in township twenty -seyen CO
south Of range one ~ west. Said real pruperts i
levied upon IS the property OF defendants s. q
Cressweil. Angelina Crcsswell. Amelia Yxnko,
=. J. Phillips, J. W. Barnes and Carlton u Lee
and will be sold to satisfy said or,ier OF sale
Sherifss oflice, Wichita, Sedxwick county. Kan
sas, January q, A. ID. lisa
+. II. MASSEY, sheriff.
GEO. SALISBURY. Attorney for Day. 1l-J
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An ancient mariner. signing him
self Jean Baptiste CalIistre, writes TO
the Galveston Eecs. that he il one Of
the survivors of the celebrated baad Of
LATTE. the buccameer Of Bsrataria-
The veteran gives . graphic account OF
the behavior Of Lafitte's armed gun
ners at the battle Of New Orleans, and
tells 4 strange story concerning the
cruise Of the Vengeance, onc OF Lafsi-
tc's armed vessels. The Vcgeance be-
came q pirate, ard captured an Amer
lean privafeer schooner, on board OF
which there was no less parsonage
than Theodosia Burr, the LOST dasgh-
the Of Aaron Burr, whose mysterious
fate formed Que Of the saddesi chap
tiers Of American romance The writ
err says: 1.-The woman captured on
the privateer died few days after our
arrival in Galveston. She vas very
hanilsome woman. and | afterxard
learned was the daughter OF dlssin-
xuished Anerlcsn. Her clothing
which usa Of the finest rBaferiai-was
marked r. A. and she had golden
ioekef containing portrait Of = beau
tfful boy. On the Iocket were She
words, To my wife, Thcodos;a- she
was buried on the leland. . few hunt
dred Yards 10 the cast Of the old fort
on the point. II was whispered among
The mes that Chaaves ithe capsain1 had
killed her because shE wonld not yieM
to his Wjshe3
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Law OF Marriage in Kansas.

In Kansas, the husband and wife,
under the law, enjoy equal rights aud
privileges in all things. save the right
Of the elective franchise. The wife
holds all the property she had at the
time Of her marriage, and NIL she ac-
qaircs afterward in her own right, the
same as the husband does The wife
may buy. sell, trade ani carry ON has
iaess IN her own name the same as her
husband. And when she dies her
property tlescends, Que half To her has
band, and oitc-half to her children. aud
il NO children. then the whole yoes to
the husband. The same rule applies
to wife and chil.lrcn in -ase Of the
death 4 the husbsnd.
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Sherir's Sale.

Waterman j. Davis,
Margaret McAdams.
District Court, 18th Judicial District, sedswirk
county, Kansas.
by virtue of an order of ssle issued ont Of the
district court Of the 18th judicial district, sitting
in and for Sedgwiek county, Kansas, wherein
Waterman J. Davis IS plaintiff. and Margaret
McAdams is defendant, Will, Oh Thursday, the
eth day OF March. between the hours of 10 o'clock
n. m. and O'Clock y. m.. on said day. A d.
1879 at the court hosse door in the city OF Wich-
ita, Kansas, oer for sale al public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right.
title and interest of the defendant. Margaret Nc
Adams, in anil 10 the following described real
property, to-wit;
Lots number seventy Coz on Main street and
one hundred and twenty nine fis9) and one hun
dred and thirty zone 13i) on Market street In the
city Of Wichita, and lots number sixty-nine fSo
and sixty-seyen ts7l and sesenty-one (sp and
seventy three ss3) on Topeka avenue in Mead ;
addition to the city oil Wichita. all in the county
of Sedgwick and state of Kansas. sand real
property is levied upon as the property OF defend-
ant Margaret Nc AdaIas. and W i'll be sold to :
isfy said order Of sale.
sheriff s Office, Wichita, Jan 90, A. u. 1875.
r. II MASSEY, sheriff.
BALDWIN & STANLEY. Pltn's At'ys. 49,
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]. e. s - - k-.. il -
freaesiek nallinQ, Charles H
ward nd E1rick f1rnfy execu-
tora q ~ eatatc = EIesser Parm
~. ss: 81 -. Z 81 & IS Y ss
s Miiii q b. colm = aud x.yi
d Coleman, Gimssis- MouI IN
Z - : Z : bessndzass.
The shore named defendants are hereby noti-
fed that they have been sued By III above named
PLAINTIFF and that their petitIou and pnentcd
petition y nlest in the Office Of ne clerk
sa- in aud Tor .Seigwiek county. claiming III
the said slefeoaat. " iliam II Cofemsn three ham
slresi snd eighfy three stali41rs IN amounts with
interest rs tolfows, to-wit.
p1onisssry nssfes ted March I'd, lsl, given "a
sid Elezxer Pnrmiy. With len per cenf. Infexs<s
On the came from Jsaasry Isl. lSs5 end Afty dob
lars - an attorneys Re for foreefcsu< ths
said court for q. decree iureciosinx = morfgaa<
given by both Of s.id de ndnnss ~ I'D deceased
said sth day Of March, 1874. 10 secrre the pay
a,ent q said note on The foiisuinz land situate
The northeast quarter Of SIC. No. 3, in township
No. q, in range west, Of the 6ihsP NJ. .and pray.
isg said for order TO sell said prcYniscs
much thereof as may he necessary 10 sstisfS
praying said court TO bar aisd fsreelese the equi-
~ OF redemption Of each Of SAID defendants Is
aud 10 said premises.
said defendants are notified that unless they sa-
sxer said petition on or before tae sth day Of
March, A ID. lss5. and amended petition ON I'll
before the sssh day of March. 4. D.. lSs3. shs
ssme wilt be taken true anti Judgment will In
petition and amended petition,
HARRIS 4 HARRIS,
As-4 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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\. r@ysr & co., :. -

" A. Thsysr Co, =. -.
Margaret NcAasms
District conrs. issh Jnsiicsa; District, sesigs
county. kxE~as.
nv virsne OF an order ef sale issued ouf 81 ~
district r.sart OF he Issa JSdicaI district ssssss
In asd for s<6rwset eUsnss knHeAs, hcrsie
y A. JhsycY 4 Co. are i'saiasicss snd asrsssef
NeAdruss frsvnsszns I VIII, on Jhurstsys fzss
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