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Sllerif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, "a
ALLEN COUNTY.
In the District Court of the Seventh judicial Dis
trict in and for said County anu State:
Morris F. Edwards, Plaintiff.
JnO. Freeman and Laura Freeman,
Defendants.
BY virtue Of an Order Of Sale in the above en-
titled cause, to me directed and delivered ISSUES.
out of the District Court of the Seventh Judicia
District, State of Kansas, sitting in and for Her
County, in said State, will, on
Monday, June 18th, A. D. 1878,
between the hours of Twelve O'Clock NJ and
Three o'clock p. N. of said day, at the front dool
of the Court House of Allen County in the City Of
lola, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
following described lands and tenements, tO-wit:
The northeast quarter of section two (2), in
township number twenty -fve (25l, south OF
range number eighteen Qs), containing leo acre
more or less, and situated in Allen County,
Kansas.
Said lands and tenemen:s to be sold without
appraisement, to satisfy said Order of Sale.
ALBERT HODGSON,
% 5w Sheriff Allen County, Kansas.
Sherin's Office, lola, Kansas, May 10th, 1878.
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Notice of Dissolution
PartnerShiD.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name and style of VanDyke &
Boyd has been this day voluntarily dissolved
all the goods, assets aud debts belonging to thu
firm having been this day sold to Thomas Van
Dyke, who will continue the business and Il
whom Ell debts must be paid.
June 4th, ISIS. GEO. VANDYkE,
j. p BOYD.
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Notice.
Once Of COUNTY CLERK,
lola, ALLEN Co. KAxs.

OWce OF COUNTY CLIRk, 7
lola, ALLEN Co. /, KAxs.,
April, I'D, 1873
Sealed proposals win be received at this ONCE
until Saturday, June LIST, at twelve O'Clock
noon for the erection Of . stairway to the court
room. Any bid to insure the consideration of
the Board should be accompanied by bond in
double the amount Of the bid, conditioned that
the bidder will il the contract be awarded to him
enter into contract to pc, form the same.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at this
ONCE after Nay LIST.
Bids to be endorsed Proposals for Stairway
The Board reserve the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Co. Commissioners
T. 3. SLOWER,
County Clerk.
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NOTICE.

All persons wishing to sell their farms
please send the description and price to
me; it shall receive my prompt attention.
l have now parties wanting improved
farms. ]. r GRIFFITH.
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Final Settlement Notice.

All persons interested in the estate Of Gabriel
Dressback, deceased, are hereby notified that at
and for the County of Allen and State of Kansas,
on Monday, July LIST, 1873, shall apply to said
Court for full and final settlement Of said estate.
- 4w JAMES FAULKNER,
Executor.
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SherfH,s sale.

STATE GaIE,S OF e. KAAANSssAAs'}s.
In the District Court, of the Seventh Judicial
District, in and for said county and State
Sarah A. Ternll, Plaintiff
D. R. Hoyey, james 4. Stevens, and G. W.
Apple, Defendants.
PY virtue of an Execution in the above enti-
issued out of the District Court, Seventh Judicial
District, State of Kansas, sitting in and for Al
len County, in said State, Twill on
Monday, June 18th, A. D. 1878,
at O'Clock 2. NJ. /, of said day at the front door
Of lola, Kansas, offer for sale ut public auction
and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the following described lands and tenements
tO-wit:
piece of land sixteen feet front by Ifty-one
feet deep, OF Of the north side of the north hall
number seventy-fiye; also, q piece of land six
teen feet front by twenty feet deep in lot number
two in block number seventy-five, the same lying
Immediately in the rear and west of the above
described piece of land. All of the above-de-
scrbed land is situated in the city of lola, Allen
County, State of Kansas, and appraised at 500.
The abOve-described land was appraised together
for the reason that the improvements were such
that 1t would not admit Of separate appraise-
ment.
Said lands and tenements has been duly levied
upon us the property of the above named Defend
said execution
ALBERT HODGSON,
95w Sheriff Allen County, Kansas.
Sherih's Office, lola, Kans., May I'D, 1858.
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Final settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
In the Estate Of Albert Keller, deceased, that ii
the County Of Allen, and State Of Kansas, on
Saturday. July 18th, 1873, shall apply to said
Court for q fun and final settlement Of said Es-
tate. +. w. BARTLETT,
May 9Th, 1853. 204w Administrator.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLES COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for said County:
deceased:
Notice is hereby given, that Letters Of Admin
istrstiOn have been granted to the undersigned on
the Estate Of B. G. Jones, late Of said County,
and State aforesaid, dated the eth day Of May 4.
d. 1875 Now, all persons having claims against
the said Estate, are hereby notified that they
must present the same to the undersigned for
allowance, within one year from the date OF said
Letters, or they may be precluded from any BEN
eft Of such estate; and that II such claims be not
exhibited within three years after the date Of said
Letters, they shall be forever barred.
A. G. JONES, Administrator
of the Estate Of b. G. Jones, deceased
May 9TH, 1873. 20 3w
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE A1lx OF cd %ANsAs'
W. H. Richards
vs..
j. p. Castat0r and Mary CastatOr.
BY virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk
Of the Seventh Judicial District Court in and and
forAllen County State of Kansas, in the above en-
tied cause, and to me directed and delivered,
will, on
Monday, June 18th, A. D. 1878,
between the hours of Twelve O'Clock NJ. and
Three O'Clock r. NJ. of said day.; at the front
door of the Court-HOuse in the city Of lola, Al
len County, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all of the right,
title and interest Of the said defendants, j. p.
and Mary Castator, to the following described
real estate, t0-wit:
The undivided half % of the east half % of
the southwest quarter Ga of section five 81, in
township twenty-five (2D, south of range eigh-
teen east. Allen County, State Of Kansas, APP
praised at $796 66H. .# ..a
Said lands has been duly levied upon as the
property Of the above-naned defendants, j. T..
Castator and Mary CastatOr, and will be sold to
satisfy said execution.
ALBERT HODGSON,
205w Sheriff Of Allen county, Kansas.
sherin's Office, lola, Kansas. May 10th, ISIS.
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Qncluding Rye and Graham Broadly
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In the District Court, of the Seventh Judicia
District, in and for said county and State:
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Nor 4 MfRRIING GIRL.
Explaining the Advantages or sinaic Biessed-
ness 10 an Impatient Lover.

g9'fh' SEQ H,aao r. i,atH.
They were seated together side by side
on the sofa IN the most approved lover fashion
his arm cncirc.ins her taper waist. a..
Lizzie he said. YOU must have read my
hear ere this you must know how dearly
love YOU"
Yes Trcd You have certainly been very at
tcntiv"." said L'72ie.
But. Lizzie. darling. DO YOU love me; Will
you hr my wiicf"
"Your WIFI. Frcd. OF all things. not No. in
dood. nor any one discs
l.i1zir. wha, do you moan?"
just VIVA, say. Fred. I've two married
certainly, and Mrs. Hopkins, and Mrs. Skin
ner have VERY good husbands, believe.
S9rc.Ilr cay; tut woplint llse ~ stand
In either MAY. or Nrrs shoes; that's all
li1flr. yuu nstonleh me-.
LOOK hero. Fr'l: I've had over twenty i've
Sl"-h rides THIS Wini !. thanks g. you anu my
Other gentlemen iricul.."
Fred WINGED, a llile here, vhoihor at the re-
memhraucr ~ 'hnt unpaid livery bill or the
idea of L.2,c .slriEhina with her other gentle
mon. friends. cannot positively answer.
How many do Won thnk NV sisters have
pretty girls as May and Nrllr were. too. and so
mn attention. as they used to hayc|
II am fond ~ going 20 the theatre occasion
ally u.s. well Hs % lu'tur' or COMFORT sometimes.
emf shouldn't rs" tif prorg-oi attending
Tat times werr hurl and MY husband couldn't
ali"rl II, "r,d then 90 have HIM sneak of alone.
And then 10 once in dogs ago he did con-
dos end io - wtu me- anywhere In the even
INK. shouldn't Ike 90 Ice left 10 pick my why
along the s,ipp'ry pll,n1, al the risk ui break -
hy my side I'm of "A dependent. rlinging mn
ture,. and | need the protection OF a strong
izzic. this Is all nonsens,."
~ t4c y"uus.- in. our family. and per.
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business. nor what she war up to. And then
WE'LL" continued thv Captain. with languid
smc Of conscious success, Il cnlklatcd that
this was one o them peculiar cases that wanted
skin and science. and | iist applied EN-, and IN
course | won. Thct's all. Yes" said the
Captain. with yawn Of stinod Indifference.
its all right now. boys. Evcrythng's ex-
planned"
But how 2" queried the others eagerly.
o." Well" said the Captain lazily. sortcr
slipped into a eincrul conversation about the
opcry. the fashions, and po'try and sich.
Spcakin' O litirntoor. told her OF yarn Id
read tothcr day in Il magazine. and then, kinder
kccrlcss and easy | ii-t up and told her the
whole story about her father and us and her
self. giving her the name o Scrnphinn. calling
YOU and Horton Oscar and Rodcrigo' and
Fleet Gus,avus.' and myself Ro1cntio.' which
is Latin for Rats We'll. il do say it myself
it wasn't no slouoh Of a story. FUR was kinder
chippcr and fresh. and the other passengers
was list nbou, as much Interested ~ she was
Then ! sortcr looked i'm her cyc. you know.
this way aud Capt. Rats here achieved pecu-
liarly Jrsultira lrcr. and said that allowed
IT wasn't true. ana asked her what she Thought
about it as a story. And she said II might be
true and it might not. but II was quite Interest,"
ing. Thcms her very words. gcntlcmcn.'
"Woll 70 on b" said the Colonel eagerly.
That's ALI"
AN! ALL" shrickcd the guardians together.
Didn't she say anything clscY Didn't you-"
Nary" said the Captain, cooily But it's
all right boys You'll scc."
Horton scznd Can't. Rats by ono shoulder, and
the Colonel grnppcd the other. For few Sec
onds they shook him furously.
Where is she now. you blank, blank mule
Answer u.s."
why. reckon she's over Mt the Union Hotel
with f,crt. | forgot to say that he happened nc
cidruta to be there when the stage KEN in. She
seemed to be- kinder cnsy and natral with him.
and i"
But before Capt. Rats had finished his speech
the two men rose furiously and dnshcd out of
tho room bnrrhcndcd. And oven as tine Captain
snt there. mute and astoundcd. yet with his
usun Vague smile " acuuiosccnce lingering
around hsimouth, Horton returned. shook his
fist Hereby ~ the Captain. scilcd his hat and
vanished. In mother moment tho Colonel also
r"fntcrcd hastily. graspcd his hat. kicked Capt.
Rats. and dashed out again
As the door slammed ON tho last Of his follow
guardians. Capt Rats roso slowly. cmp,icd his
glass thoughtfully. placed one knee on n chair,
and rubbed Il in silence. Presently "A mora de-
cidcd smile came In his eye. and crcut to his
mouth as his lips slowly fashioned this astound-
ing reflection:
That's so-that's a. Fleet was alters kinder
soft on the gall Like rs not-likc rs not-he 5
up and writ to her ON the sly"
FRET UAnTE
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The West End people have boon excited ON
account OF tho dreadful misiortune that hns
oNrrtnkcu tn" family of Gen. Bfuic, tie late
United states Minister Ia Austria. Miss liury
li"nl" WIS mot lnuG siur" IN urKnoWlel.!cd h"lo
In this city, where ID" first mot Monsieur Box
mrilil, an auHchr pl ih" Russian lrgniion. Gen.
b"alr was opposed 4, ullinuros which n"rrs-
sury severed Hmlv rnlntlons here, and for a
long time Mr. B'Em"tln was forbidden tho
hous". At length. however. will" Con. loal',
ns Minister. and h.- family Were residing IN
Nicnnn. the youthful diplomat managed 10
ho transferred To- the Russian iegn-
ton there Mr.. BokmctiN belongs to
A.. distinguished family in nus-ia, and
lies the engagement was ratified nni the union
ronsunmnlcd. soon after Mr.. ckmrlil wn~
lrhnrirrrd I" PARIS. whrrr. with hiS w'n, he
mas since occupied prominenl position in that
gnyrst Of all cities Mrs. Brkmr'l. from her
childhood. Ans liked dogs. of winch She made
Hr'ni pts. brought upon her father vast land
'd estates IN 'ulilorniA, Shr was always notice
nhl" for this peculiarly, and they, IN the almost
entire Hls"ut anl all Ylu"rs n'1rty. Wrr' her cons
slant "nmpnnious. \ Jew duNe ago. Whll' She
was curussing fnyowlr poodle, hn hit her
check. Her husband sprGng - her rliri and
WIS bitten on the hund. Mr. BokmotiU dierr-
guriinE his own wound, M once procured n
heated poker. with which he cnuterirc,l tnns"
received hy lis w.io. \ physician wa~ ai oncN
called in, ANA every possible remedy applied to
hoth known 10 SCIENCE. The lnmlly hero Were
nj once telrsrnphcd for. They arrived in
Europe on saturday last.
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Edward OF York in whom the kinr.mrto-
Warwick. described by Burgundian ,hrnn;.
clcr a. " L. pins sOubW hoinne de snn riro,,"
met not only u moro ccnsuninntc general l,.
q politician whose suh,ilty and rapidly " ,.,.
c'ption wcro far above his OWL .I.n
WHO. like Commines saw him un'y H.,
moments Of security aud inlolcnre. s.urn.I
Edward rs dan. schsunl. and 'rivnlou.. ea.. g.,
bee l",.. and guided by .ncncr wits. out r,,.
mines = pattern lulrrs the mcan.vl sas.a ,,..s
oI France, AMI tlc nranly-c!aG grrNraf.i,t
Arrneon. wor, cycrmn, .hcd ia s.ot,rinn .rI
courtcrat by this tiii. comrly pinasu5,,..., q,
boy. /, was in the huir nl rc,J ant,. .s..,.
tn,t his f,riu. revealed i.s.li.- 'u,. ay,l...,.
tuic. uitor!v icarirss moving s;riu,'tt,.4.r
{. rouen clor!a ~ rcrHIv ana s,g,Lirl; .sl
when ~ aim wit, rcached. Bgt oven IA re
.Ilcg hours his purpp.s Ia cinnn ,lpnic d.,
Crown from the control of tho Llrp.
az n.ycc wavcrcd AMI his luIsj.te
and g.yciv seem 10 have bcnn IN f.t
incrc yoi- thrown over will of steel. While
TESTING with aldermen or dayn. with mia.
trcss.'s. or di.ng oyer nnW pa.,cs from Cayton',
printing press at Westminster. the sovereign
who forms so apt a counterpart t. the French
Henry ~ WIS silently LAYING tEo foundations
o, un absolute rule. As carly as the battle ST
Towton. which made him King. this srcp.
sightd youth gave his followers the snme in.
stru ions VII 'cl the great author ~ Cn.sar'sn
had Impressed upon his iegIons at ruar-aa.
He babe them strike at knight and baron but
spare thu commons.
1t was this popular King who was 10 dcsr,
deadly blow Mt the liberty which the Commons
had built up by centuries " cndcayor. Il WIS
+, 10y Edward " York that tho usage VI contract.
ing louns hv authority OF Parliament ,,,e az.
az de: and the Kit or "bcneyoloncc" which he
eN,ctcd from each merchant OF London in pro.
portion To the royal moods furnished prerc.
dent Tor ihe forced loans Of Woiscv and Charles
|. The one snort break indecd. In the system.
attic evolution OF dcspoi-m in England which
went Oh Tor seventy years must be credited 10
Richard ol Glo,tcr. and it is one ct the merits
ol this history that 1t emphasizes and explains
the pot uafiiy ol Prince whom legend nnd
Literature have depicted as u monster Rich.
nrds tue WAS Parliamentary lNr, IA good rs
Harold r. or Williams or stephens. or Henry
u' f"Ullh = ana II WIS MS interest 10 renew
ana Iorliiy the nuihoritY Of the estates and tc
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Par, u.-mow the Trust wn. ruinu.d.


when the combined guardians Of Lagrange
first practisei 10 deceive. they did not fore
cast tho tangled web whose pleasant intrlra-
cies AMI sinuosites they were presently To-
weave. And when Capt. Rats calmly nm
nounced ~ his gentle confoderates his intention
Of writing his first lettrr-u iOcO pdr,riiS-to the
orphaned girl with his left hand. explaining to
her the thereby changed chirogrnphy through
the Ingenious fiction II an accident thu, had hap
pcncl To- his rgh,-it WIS accepted with ac'la-
nation. lou SEQ snid th" Captain. @"n-
tentiouslv. " every man s,ngs ink with MS left
hand ut about the same gait. The style amt
pretty nor pnn. but she'll never lind out It amt
the old mans"
The possibility " detection thus nhvatrh-
and indeed. II aiIcrwarl appeared that the sim
le-mindnd Girl dwrlt moro anNiously upon the
dscomforts OF the accident To her father thnn on
his changed and almost illegible hand-vnrious
other gentle frauds and dccpts were introduced
In tho correspondence. 4 certain emulation Of
the Captains skill and Importance rs n corre-
spondent grew up among the other guardians.
They began to make suggestions II thoir own
until mt last steamer day brought them gen
orally together. in conclavc, In the back room Of
tho saloon. where tho fOrtnightly epistlc was
dictated finally by all. Capt. Rnts's pride which
ut first resented this Interference WINS finally
pacntcd 10y the compromise that the compost
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Gen'l e. W g. LEE Prasident

DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ID (FOR YOUNG IAD1ES)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The next session of this Institution will open
ON MONDAY, the 10th of September, 1878.
For Catalogue containing full particulars,
please address either Of the undersigned.
e. A. PENICK, Associate
CARTER PAGE, Principals.
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