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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-10
Sherif''s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, (ss
DoSIPHAS COUNTY,

STATE OF cd KANsAs' ,ss
In the District Court Donphsn County State of Kansas
J. L. Forman, I
Administrator Of the Estate Of
Samuel II. Riddle, deceased, Plaintiff
Matilda c. Blair.
Administrative of the Estate of
Samuel p Blair ised, ct al Defendants.
AYOTICR is here, kven that will the 18th day
II February A. ID. is76 at the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ
OF aid day at the north door Of the Court House. in the
ty Of Troy in DOniphan County, State Of Kansas offer
far ae at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate to The northeas quarter Of section
tbrtern U in township three, 81 Of range twenty f2O
also the east Of the southeast quarter Of section
twelve nsl in township three 90 of range twenty. t20b
also the W. 81 half of the south quarter ess twenty
scr,s of Of the end of section twelve 3l in
shin three 81 Of ange twenty. C20-all in Doniphan
CInty State Of Kansas. Taken the property Of Ma
tia o. Blair Administrative Of the Estate Of Samuel p
Blair deceased al and offered for sale the highest
bidder for cash satisfy certain judgment and costs
Of record in District Court for Dohiphan County
IN the STATE Of Kansas in which J. l. Forman, Admins
traitor ~ the Extste Of Samuel H. Riddle, deceased 10
nlsnd and Matilda C. Blair ADMINISTRATIVE Of the Is
IN. Of Samuel r. BLAIR deceased ct al defendants
All of said lands appraised at 20 go
Given under nv hand this 18th day Of January. A D.
1876. xn,,s,,c,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
January % fs.g-5w. Prs fee SIS.
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PuT YOURSELF IN THEIR PLACE--We frequently receive
criticisms burlesques and unfIvOrabe comments upon
County items published in these colt mns but, unless
they are designed inusce or mistake in
tb. items we give them the goby We know that our
item correspondents send alter thrt reals foolish
or awkward and does to be of much interest
but we are thankful receive the items from the differ
eut points the County, and often admit paragraphs
contained in them that wOnld not under other cir
eumsiances but if those 1Eh0 fond OF picking
flaws can do better why dom they try it ami improve
the ouality 1t is easy critcs and to pick out er
rer in the compositions of others but perhAps the crit
les would find easy to get up string OF Items
week after week without putting iu something that read
lust AS foolish to others At any rate until they have
some improvement offer, they may well save theif
stationery and postage.
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r. We copy the following hatterng notice of the To
peka Library Aid Association from the Commonwealth:
Steps have been taken which insure the position Of
the above association firm basis and ahead of any
such institution in the West series Of fairs enter.
tainmens have been provided for at which prizes will be
given company has been formed under the incorpora
ton laws of the State under the of the Topeka Ii
brary Aid Association with s. D. Macdonald Presidents
P. d. Cook Treasurer and R. A. Barker, Secretary.
These gentlemen well known not only by the citizens
of Topeka but of the State and that they will carry
what they undertake and do they agree needs
from where they known The incorporstors
Of the association S D. Macdonald j. " Spencer W.
D. Terry r. A Barker J. G. searle and Peter D. Cook.
See advertisement in another column.
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DeaiPhan Iferna.

We have been noticing socials well quadrle par.
ties in and about our town. and there be dspo
stion to each other way Of and
tertainment On last Thursday night Mr. Florence and
his sister Annie Drscoll gave party that outshous
all others in these part We were not there but had
special invitation with better half Tn. weather be-
Ing cold. and We not very well We missed a nice time
Our informant told Us it did not Look like we Vi ever
seen grasshoppes when he the table loaded with
good Things and 30 nice Mrs. Driscoll knows bow to
get mp good things We give the names Of few hose
present. D. sanndsrs and lady j. Gray and lady Charles
Low and lady, L weier and Lady. Mrs Murphy aud
daughter Miss Jennie and Buelah Hnchmau Miss Mollie
Joyce, Miss Lou. weyer Miss Betty Saunders Mrs.
Gray. Sen, Mrs Mccoy. j. Langan Al waddell, VIM.
Quinn James Lansan, J. Laughlin. n Langan Charley
Aatheny' Thomas McCleary, d. waddel- J. r. whitta
ker h. Joyce, J. r. Welsh, VIM Hinchman, Adam Bren-
ner Jr, j. S. Sharp r. Dempsey and others II I,ic by
Weyer and Anderson. They danced all night, and went
home with the girls in the nornin:
Ice packers busy psckn. ice. Se.bt and Leding-
ton are storing away large quantities. We glad to
see it, as it will be needed about the Ith Of July.
Are We going to have Spring sponi Last Sunday NOR
ming the blue birds singing lively Their ap-
pearance usually denotes Sprin. Hope it is So
What awful day last Saturday. The most dis
agreeable day have had for long time; the wind
from the south terrific blowing sand and dust at
fearful Perhaps q good many got sand in their
eyes.
We have information tina there Is young about
town who has made threats that he ID going to shoot
other young living in the country. Says he will be
damned if he don't Now this threat be proven by
good and the pa going have him arrested
he does leave tho country We give this in
formation, that he may govern himself accordingly.
Joseph McCrum killed two hundred head Of hogs.
last week. and salted it down. 1t In thought that he viii
have enough to do him.
Last Sunday a beautiful day Is abOat thawed the
trust out fellow lee time again; citizens have
enough 10 do them
Charley Philbrek was up to his parents Sunday
Charley is night operator the A n. dispatch OH
at Atchison. He is one Of Doniphau's good boys.
Monday still continues with fine Spring weather at
night raining
Our business complain Of dull trade the last week
when they visit other places think that it is bet
ter than own town.
Davids in closing uphi Geary City temperance speech
told the citizens he hoped they would all continue intern
perate.
A German the bar above town. To get load Of
wood Monday. 1t being soft the mules went down, all
but head and ears He held TO the mules till he
got help and got them out II will take him six weeks
TO get the of of them Persons from the country
shosld be very careful about going the sand bar with
teams BoAz.
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CHICAGO MARKKT.

CHICAIO Februafy 8
Wheat buoyant but unsettled; No spring 81 10: No 2
sprn. u OIa ezt SPOT 81 " bid February Vi OOi OO
March; NJ J. o2lc.
Corn-irrrsui,r and in the main higher: No , mixed
4Otc spIt; 4J4c bid February; 4Ic Aarcn.
Uats-Ste,.iy niUdrrate uetIInd and nrmer No Size
spOt; 3Iir February; SIS Size March.
Bariry-Du dropping; 1Jc spot 7ic February 6lc
March
Pork-Demand fair and advanced go 30 spot go Sci
March, sso s1i April
Lari-Firmer and higher; sig s5 spot sl2 10 March,
sl2 SIS April
Bulk Mests-Easier but good demand; shoulders 7ic
short rib II lie; short clear HE
CatleRreeipts estimated al O0O dull 10 to l5c lower
all round; butchers e. al So stockers 81 medium to
bod shipping - 25 al 30; chOce fat $500.
Hogs Receipts 10 000 dn 5dI0c lower packing 81 60
bacon grades q 65d7 So New England 81 so 60
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Severance Eiems.

Hon. A S. Campbell paid town flying visit, last
week. He reports things easy at the Capital
Our maker Mr. Case, has moved into his new
quarters-the building formerly used restaurant,
which he has fitted up nobby style Frank il bully
boy, and we wish him success.
The farmers in this vicinity waking up about the
herd law considerable feeling is manifested in the
shape petitions both pro and As for ourselves it
immaera stock consists Of yellow specimen
Of the ges CAMS and stunPy tailed cat both OF which
bid defiance all law either civil OF religious.
Mr. Joel Ryan brought suit before Mr. Campbell against
his tenants default Of payment of rent Messrs
S. l. Ryan and for plaintiff Heatley for defend
ant Judgment for plaintiff for $500 An appeal will be
made, understand.
Mr. Irving Meyer shipped last week, ten car loads Of
fat hogs FINN this place Chicago This is the largest
lot frUm this place all Of one mani feeding
Capt Clonch returned from Chicago last Tuesday He
looked happy Guess he made good sales of his stock
Saturday, of young men got nice ducking,
while cutting the mill pond. just the finest kind
of baptism 'barIin the ceremony
Sunday last there were ministers held forth viz
Revs Star Boucher, Orem, and Rufe, of Hiawatha 1t
to U.S. that by little judicous management, We
might have services every Sunday
1t reported that certain Young blood who lived not
Thousand miles um this place lately had to get up and
dust in right smart hurry. CAnse-paPa without the
priest.
The need for our incorporation city increases daily
Witness worthy doctor Hopkins is the happy father
of fine boy J. A. Campbell ditto to the tune of nine
pounds
Changers had a meeting Saturday, and decorated
their hall with their ears and specimens of wild
oats.
Have an astronomer in town. Will report results and
particulars RAcH.
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a Great MAJ.

EDITOR KANSAS CHKy:-I in your paper Of January
9th, the Of the death Of Fran
els Thomas Of Maryland To most Of your readers he
unknown; but il will be amiss for several reasons
for the writer Of these lines speak Of the deceased
Francis Thomas ordinary Living in the
halcyon days Of the Republic and also during the
days Of its trials occupying high political positions in the
couscs Of the Nation well Of his native State he
always commanded attention and respect from the fact of
his genius cultivated mind ndomitable energy manly
frsnkness and gift Of speech flor he orator with
few equal that has and could the councils Of the
on; that has and could Of his country
As but few could We knew him in his poweri
knew him in his misortunes; admired him for his
genus and regretted his trials. He has gone Still.
far away ian old fend associate cannot but add
tribute to his memory. Free speech the right Of petition
equal representation the right Of settlers in the territory
the United States 10 choose their government tco IN
reference and the manhood Of man had defender in
Francis Thomas. His speeches, were they compiled,
would be credit to his native State. Kanssns, Ameri-
white and black, should honor his memory He was
q great man. A. q. Z.
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81 Louis. February 8.
wb.at-Ouet; No red 81 07i a o. No On Is a 3s.
No 2sl 52t a s. for Iots fresh.
Corn-Aaive sud advancing at the close; No mixed
1914 3s,c cash; 3gs a February 4Os 4O,c March
Uats-Frmy held snd active J5c bid strictly fresh
No 2, Lut Il &C biz 70 March sold at Sc.
K,e-Qurt; Csc bId IOr No
Pork-Firm;y5i cash; s2l . Mlrch.
Green Meats-Quiet and nominal I0c 10ic and l0lc;
hons lOi l0!c.
Dry Salt Mra,s-Openea quiet closed rmer q a 7ic
l0I a lie; ia a lie for Uuna lots Of louise.
Bacou-Stea,:y closing firm ~ lai I2 and Icy cash;
orTer lots 4 a lc higher
Lzrd-More active. sales of prime steam I2c.
CatIle-Shipping grades very weak and scarcely any
thing doing pIices cannOt Oe changed the demand
butchers previous quotations; receipts sl
Hogs-Shpping grades In demand packing duh and
lower yOrkers - IS packing q 4Od7 co. extra IS
OF IS. receipts 100.
Seerp Scarce and wanted, at good prces good choice
q 50 %; receipts Ig5.
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SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK avn oTu.
ER RBOPRRTY

VIM B. Sloane Of White Clond will offer for sale nm
Saturday the 18th inst large lot valuable stock
sisng Of head Of and old Mules all sired by
spsuldings Jack; 10 head Of Work Horses including
some enc brood fancy Carriage Horse Years
old Gold Dust Mar, years old 20 head of Mich
Cows lot of and year old Heifers lot Of yeariing
Steers; Is head of Calves: Durham Bull years old
lot Of fine Brood Sows lot Of st"ck Hogs Berkshire
Boar. Also new 2hase Wagon, wwheel WAGON
covered Carriage Thr-shins Machine set Carriage
Harness. set Wagon Harness. lot of Farming Imple
neuts &C. &C Those wishing To purchase stock. will
not soon find another such opportunity.
lively. months i'll he given with secured notes
at 10 per cent interest The sale will be held in Whit,
Cloud at Mr. Sloape's stable and feed lots
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Strange, Rut True.

It is natural for people suffering with Consumption,
Coughs Severe Colds other disease Of the Throat
and Lungs put of from day to day buying article
that they know has cured their nsghbor friend rea-
tive yet they have faith in until it is late
you will 90 to your Druggist W. P. Russell and get
bottle of BoscHEEs GERMAN SrRur your immediate
certain you live it has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany Sample bottles of this med
cine be obtained for 10 its superior virtue
Regular size IS cents Try it. two doses will relieve any
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DENOMINATIONS IN THE CoUNTr.-our attention mas oeen
called TO fact which overlooked in our last week
item reatiy. 10 the number of Catholics in the County,
compared with the membership Of other churches IL Is
that all the children of Catholics belong to that chnren
BY birth aud counted SUCH without the ceremony
of uniting But in eHumeratins the membership
of other churches only those counted who nave ior
maly united with them II the families OF all suen "eie
counted the Catholics are the number would oe Ten
or twelve Thousand instead Of thousand. We may
also add that the report relative to church membership
in very imperfect The Christians kown a.
CsmpbeItesJ have very large membership in the Coun
IT, OF which report made in the census There are
also quite number of Cumberland PTesbyterians Nor
mons Adventsts 'SOuSleepers Lutherans' and ON
er of which have place in the re
mort
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Exeeuter's Notice.

E.tsts Of George BurfsslteF, decessed.
NV ,hs IN day Of Decenber A D. is5s the andersien
=. .upoins-d. By the Probate CoarI Of Donphsn
crtx Kap.ss Executor Of the last viii of George Burk
49, late o. said County, deceased All persons n
and those having claims agzin the Estate are re
coir 70 prusent them for allowance within year
- d.te heresf; and n snek eiaims BOT prescn.e
within years from this dste they viii be forever
TroT Ksnsas Jeausry -. 1876.
y....,x a ira ~ Prs fse. u
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II This item recently appeared in the St Joseph Her.
aid and is going the rounds:
The Methosts and Presbyterians of Troy, Kansas
waking up the religously with vigorous revival
Sinners are being caught the We informed
that among others whO have been brought into the fold
is Mr. Solomon Miller the veteran editor Of the Chief
Mr. Miller prOessed last week and baptised by
merson received the Methodist church last Sat
urday.
II having served its purpose joke by the Herald
and given the down Peters Greek an oppor
tnity TO black guard the revival account it
lie well enough to state that still hold membership
in the Big Church We satisfied with it, and have
never felt any need for joining other We are willing
to risk our religion with that of majority Of them.
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Order of Publication.
In District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Harriet Fox / Plaintiff

State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Harriet Fox Plaintiff
E. Snyder,
T. Snyder,
Administrator Of the Estate of
Harriet Snyder deceased,
z. 5. Irwin
Emma +. Irwin. and
James Myers. Defendants
FuyHE said E S Irwin and Emma F. Irwin two Of the
i'll sboy named defendants. hereby notified that
they and T. SNYDER and E. Snyder Administrator Of the
Estate Of Harriet Snyder, deceased and James Myers
have been sued the abov--Bamei Court by Harriet
Fox and that they the said E s. Irwin and Emma r. IT.
vim must answer TO the petition of the Plaintiff
filed in this cause said Court before the 18th day
of March A D. 1876 judgment will be taken upon
said petition upon default against YOU. The Of
said Judgment will the finding that the Defendant E
Su yer il indebted 10 Plaintiff his promissory note
executed TO the Plaintiff June u ls74 the of
one Thousand dollars u Oo00ob due year after the
date thereof with interest thereon at twelve per cent
per annum fru until paid. payable semiannually
aud decree Of foreclosure. and for sale satsfae-
tiop of said demand under mortgage executed By said E
Spy,rr and Harrie; SNYDER in her lifetime the
OF said note upon the following real to-
Vii Lots one ~ two (2l thr-e % four 90 five (5D SIX
t6l seven "a eight tsl nine, t9 t-n tl0D eleven nl
tw-Iyr IA ,hirte~n IJ and fourteen nII In block
hundred and tweniy,A (l9cl in the City Highland
DNf - u. A SEAvER
Attorney for Plaintiff.
February J. le16.-4w- Prs fee, sl25o-
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~ Leland's is the only pork packing establishment
that is in operation in the County this Winter Several
other houses in the County putting up few hogs
but are not IN akng it business Charles Burkhater Is
packing sufficient number TO supply ms own customers
during the Summer and Joseph AcCrum' oil DOM
,bap will mack a few hundred Leland expects to pack
over 5000 and will pay out fully $4,000 for hogs be-
sides many thousands more for labor cooperase salt
freight and material for canvassing and preserving
hams and shoulders
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DoNIpuAN COUNTY DIRECroRv.

Judge sd Judicial DistTict-P. L. HUBBARp.
County Commissioners-FRED. HAHPsTEK, CYRUS LRLAN
JR., A. LAEZELERE-
II, rif-THoNAsJ. VANDERsLICR.
TreasHrrr-RoBERT TRACY.
county ClrTk-CHARLEs RAPPELYU.
Ipnty Attnrney-W. d. WEBB
rr late Judgr-RoBERT WILKINSON
Register Of Deeds-F II. DRENSISG.
Sui, Iintrndent Ui Public Instructnn-D. ID. RosE.
CorOner-DR. WM. RERnRR.
Survey0r-JANEs r. FORMAN
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANs.-They had an enthusiastic
- nm, f TN. veterans Of the Mexican War at ST Joseph
Last week Speeches. "reminiscences and good cheer were
i,uIyr,i IN and an Association organized. Among
the names in the list notice those Of Andrew W. Ira
CIV and James L. Msrcum, of Troy. Mr.. Tracy was
member of Duniphsns famous expedition. Mr.. Marcum
was member of the 81 Kentucky Regiment and at the
battle of Buena Vista in the famous charge in which
Young Henry Clay was killed. and saw young Clay give
Cant Cutter his pistols with the request to take them
hop,s Ia his father.
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II Maple Syrup at Leland's.

- We have Legislative Communication from rope
ka list items from Oakland Grove and several otner
communications, which have arrived just as we were
making up the inside forms, and consequently must 80
over. The way mails now, there Is no Ger
tainty about matter reaching us and unless sent not
Later thsn Monday is almost to arrive too late
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-02-10

~ Rus. williams came down from White Cloud, the
other night on the midnight train They had Leaf
Year Calico up there that night and his partner in
suited him by making improPer advances. He was 30
badly shocked that he went on board the train which
was then the depot and came to Troy 1t is thought
the affair will be settled without an appeal 70 the Courts
In cas-, IL il not he has turned the last list Of
Whit CIoud 70 the Sheriff with the of those who
have come In since or were missed in the report with
nr,lers TO have them all snbp9raed
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order of Publication.
Wendell Brown and ,
Barbara Bruvn.

the Dfstrict COuft OF tHt Setfuu
the State Of Kansas sitting in and for DOnphan County
James l. Gilbert Piaintid
Wendell Brown and
Barbara BrUvn. Defendants
TuyHE said Wendell Brown and Barbara Brown arc here
by natifed that they have been sued in the above
n.nd Cont biz James Gilbert and that they must
ar demnr petition of the plaintiff fled in this
ean. in said Court before the Seventeenth day
~ Is-e or Judgment viii be taken upon said petition
ara isfsulf The pa;ure Of said Judgment will be the
Si.g that the defendants indebted plaintiff on
,bs,r rmi,ory note executed 70 the order Of C. Low
Jsnnary I-f Is5 for the Of tf42s 81 due 10 nine
rum date with interest tkerson az ten per cent
per annua DATE until payment and decree Of
rIosure and the sale In satisfaction Of said demand
under a mortgage executed by aaid weade Brown ami
B.rnara Brown 70 the payment u said
The north quarter Of section three township Eve
on In Douiphan Comfy State
JOHNSON TONLINSOS
AttorDsys for Plaintiff
Ian a is76uI Prs fee ~
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y The cheapest place to buy Goods, is at craney's

- The St Joseph Gazette gives account of dent
Isl and i.weller at Forest City, Mo- deserving his family
and abscoudius with another mans wife with whom he
had been too intimate for time past No names are
given but the description of the man, with hisoecupa
ton fits F. " Brown formerly of Iowa P0nt-tne same
man who killed Charley Pitcher the Jayhawker al tnAt
ulace some thirteen or fourteen years ago.
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Order of Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Donphsn County
THNO JOHN p WOOD: You are hereby notified that
Il you have been sued by the undersigned William T.
Wood that the 18th day Of January 1876 he, plain
tiff filed in the office of the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for DOniphan County State of Kansas his petition
against Mary Robertson Wesley Wood Catherine
Jackson Martha Bromley and George w. Wood, de
enants setting forth that he and all of said
tenants in in the following described lands
that each is seized of estate in fee simple Of und
yided seventh part the quarter Of
ton 25, in township south of range 20 east; and the
quarter OF section the north quarter Of
section Is and the north quarter of section - all in
township south of range 20 east in Donphan County,
State OF that the object and prayer OF said Pc
tOn partition said lands among plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS according their respective interests therein
You said petition before March Cd,
1876 the will be taken true and Judgment
derrd accordingly for partition.
WILLIAM T. WOOD.
By A. PERRr, his Attorney.
January 90 ls76-4w. Prs fee, %.
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SheriH7s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS (s

STATE OF KANSAS }ss
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of
Richard Probasco. Plaintiff
William n Ayres
and
Melissa 7. Ayres. J Defendants
NyOTICE Is hereby given, that will 10Th day Of
II February A. ID. ISIS. at the hour of O'Clock. p. NJ
Of said ay north door Of the Court House in the city
Of Ty In Donphan County State Of Kansas offer for sale
public auction for cash the following described real
tate wit: The west half Of the southeast quarter OF
section eighteen is in tpSpship four of TWEEN
one ts Of the sixth principal meridian in pcn
sruer Of said land Taken As property Of
William NJ Ayres and Melissa 7. Ayres. and offered for
ale to the highest bidder for cash. satisfy certain
ard costa Of record in the District Csurt
for Donphzn County in the State of Kansas. IN which
Richard Poba-co i plaintiff and William NJ Ayres and
Melissa T. Ayres defendants Appraised at thou
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January. A D.
TT. yANDERSLICE.
Shsrif Of Dociphsn County.
January % Is7s-sw. Prs fee. tts-