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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
SheyifT Sale, no os-

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNEE
that under ana by virtue OF an exc u
ton issued on Judgment rendered in uu
action in the District Court in the County OF
LeaVenWoTth, in the state of Kansas
wherein Richard \. ketner is Plaintiil, and
Tetor IL. Meyers is defendant, to me directed
and delivered, 1 will on Monday the 81 r+y
OF June, \. ID. 1873, at OciOck p III. OF that
day, on the ground where the property rs
now situated, as herein after described, iIrr
at public sale and sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following described
personal property, namely: About SIXty-twr
81 cords of wood, about four hundred sUu
eI-hty $50 fence posts. and about ten cOTt,
OF charcoal wood, situate, lying q being Ou
the northeast quarter "a, of section thirty
six .,6I. TOwDsuip seven %, of range twenty
one l2tl, the same being in kicS poo To IL
ship, III the County of LeaveuWoItE, Ia tie
state Of Kansas Also about tSO thousand
$3.50 feet of walnut and Oak lumber, sIt u.l'.,
lying and being ON the premises OF Ii. =.
Maxwell. In the town Of kiCk8ppo, In the
County Of LeavenwOgtU, III IN Sl.teuf Kan
SaS, and about two cords of wood IN the vii
lage OF h k.ckapOO, near the pTeHj-cs of sad
Maxwell, in said county ana State S.su
property has been levied upon, anI J. tD ba
sold as the property Q: IetOr u Meyers.
L. G.. LOW T..
SheTiTOf Icavenwor'h County, kal~.
MH. BILL, Attorney tor PlaIutiE.
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Experience ia Trees.

IDNIL4IItI NUItIlIy ItsNI = ]
3. ) Sisson, formerly n resident OF this
city, and since one OF the leading lawyers
and citizens of Harper county, gave US q few
days since little Of his experience in forest
and fruit tree culture. In the spring OF 1873.
Mr.. Sisson procured from the nursery of \.
e. Smith, near this city, 5 OCO ash and maple
trees. which he Set out on his Harper cUuDty
claim. This planting was in addition To
Is, 900 cottonwoOds anu other varieties. This
spring he procured from MT. Smith ) zoo more
ash and maple, ali Of which we're transferred
10 his claim. OF these ten thOusarr't T. lrSery
grown trees, Mr.. SissOu = ten
thousand growing in goUa ..- ,IO.l
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VCCLE SANS COURT.
II Convened Yesterday Afternoon
andWiIl Remain in Session for some
Timc-A Ri" Docket.

The United States Circuit Court for District
of Kansas convened yesterday at four O'Clock
in the Criminal Court room at the County
Court House, District Judge Foster, on the
bench, Judge Dillon not yet having arrived.
although he is expected to-day. Quite a
number of prominent legal gentlemen from
all parts Of the State were present, and large
numbers are expected TO come in by to-dsy's
trains. Very little business was transacted
before the Court yesterday, the following be-
ing a record OF the procee1in
J. S. Pieronnet & Co, VS.. James Barton /;
continued by consent.
Field, Thsyer K Co, vs. c. ID. Waldo: tudg-
ment by default for plaintiff in the sum OF
St92 40.
Mary T. Halls Us. Peter P. Houck ct al or
dered that piaintin give security for costs
within ten days.
Adolphus Meier ct al VS.. The Kansas Pa.
cific Railway Company ct al resignation Of
Adolphus xeief as trustee 6led, accepted and
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LEGAL.
Sseriil's Sale, No. -.

Dt BlIC NOTICE is hereby given shat
under and by virtue uf N execution is
sued on a Judgment ret deTed in an action in
the District Court in the County Of L"aVeu-
worth, in the state of Kansas, wherein The
State Mutual Insurance Company, OF LeIy-
snworth, Kansas, is plaintiff, and Nark W.
Delahay Is defendant. TO ME directed amt
delivered, / will on Monday, thr Twp0ty-
third day of June, A. ID. 1879, at Z o'clock \.
VI. of that day at the south 'front.' door OF the
Court House in the City of LeavenwoTtu, IN
the COInty of LeavenwOrth, in the state of
Kansas, offer at pub ic sale and Sa!I To the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described tracts of land, situate. lying
and being in the County of LeavenwOTth. in
the state of kausas, namely: Lots number
fourteen (li) and fifteen l5), in HaitermHu'S
Pilot Knobs addition to the CITY OF LeaVen-
worth, Kansas.
Dated this 22d day of May, 1879
4, q. Lowe
sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Byron -herry, Attorney f)r Paint H.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
- For n
% CAIARRH %

Instantly relieves and permanently cures
sneezng OF Head Colds, called Acute Catarrh
thick, vel ow and foul MaItery Accumula-
tions in ithe Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Caiarrh roJting and slougning of the Bones
OF the Nose, with discharges of loathsome
matter tinged with blood, md UIcerations
often extending TO the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Lungs. called UlceraIive CarArrh, Also HAY
Fever, Nervous Hesdacha, Dizziness, Cloud
ed Memory, and Loss Of Nerve Power.
This Great Local aud Constitutional Rene
dy Is prepared entirely Dy d.stillaiion, and
contains, In the form Of vapOrizei essences,
the greatest vegetable healing and purifying
properties Known TO npdern chemistry.
BY means of DR.. SaBfOrd's Improved lnhal-
er, which accompanies every bottle Tree OF
Charge, IL Is Inhaled, thus acting directly on
the Nasal Passages, which it instantly clean
ses of foul mucuous ascUmulaiiOns, subdue-
Ing Inflammation when extending To the
Eye, Ear and Throat, Restoring the senses OF
Smell Hearing and Taste when affected
leaving the head d-OdeTIZ-d, clear and open,
the breath sweet, The breathing easy, and
every sense in grateful and soBthted cOndi-
tion. Internally administered II permeates
every II uid Of the body, cleansing The entire
mucuous or Tnembranoss system through the
blood, which IL puTifies OF the acid poison al
ways present in CaiaTrh 1t builds up the
enieeb:ed and broken down constitution. robs
the disease oi Its virus, and permits the To-
nation OF Health Restoring Blood. Unless
the system il prostraied by scrofuIa or con
sumption beyond cooperation, IL Will effect
a permanent cure In every case. Hundreds
of Testimonials. livery druggist who has
ever sofa IL Will ch-erfully bear witness TO
Its marvellous efficacy
Price. with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81.
Sold Dy druggists everywhere.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

Another trick upon farmers Eas lately been
played In Pennsylvania. The poultry spec
ulator goes from house TO Louse 10 buy fowls.
He does business very Systematically, and
when he pays anyone money he takes a re-
ceipt. Having made a purchase, he takes
out his receipt book and proceeds to write
the receipt. He writes rapidly and vigorous
Iy. as becomes a man OF business, but just as
he gets 10 where the signature is 10 be added
away goes the point of the penciI-"never
mind: mere is one of those fOu 1taln pens"
which he takes from his pOcket-'NOthing
Ike having two strings TO Your bow, you
Knoxville hands the pen to
the farmer, who signs the receipt. \ receipt
in pencil with the signature in ink, Is asiiy
converted INTO prOmissOrT note Tor SlJJ, or
500, Us the farmer finds cut when he gets a
noIlce from the bank in the next town, that
his note OF a given date, discounted by the
Dank, will be due Ousucn day.
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\ trial of several varieties OF sweet corn for
fodder for milk cows, the past season has re-
suited very successfully. Many good farmers
have for years PAST considered sweet corn
fodder to be worth more than that from field
corn. The large quantity OF sugar contained
in sweet corn makes 1t a highly nutritious
food, sugar being as much nutriment as
siarch-indeed, II is strongly believed by
some Psychologists that the starch of food is
changed in part tn sugar during digestion and
5elor- assimilation. Bat it Will be found in
practice that the most valuable fodder is that
which i grown 50 widely apart that the
jg.cs> Of the stalks are matured ard tneeaIs
ale cOn~iGerab y developed before the crop Is
cut. small, cary varieties, planted in May
and afterwards may be gathered in July and
August; and the medium late varieties, such
as the Triumph, Will come in in August and
>-p't mbaI; while the late Evergreen Will last
until I:Ost I p the growth.
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Mixed (rGps

lhcfnCI>Cn FSethanI oJ
The damage suffered by the wheat this
spring, should prove lesson 10 our farmer.
Mixed farming is safest in all countries.
Wheat is the staple of this county and must
necessarily be the leading crop, yet the wheat
crop here as wei as elsew here has its enc
mics. II the crop should prove a failure it
would leave the people of the couniy III n b al
condition. THIS shOuld b guarded ag4inst,
and mixed farming alone VIII do it. Every
farmer should Ia sc enough corn, hogs, bTOU III
corn, potatoes and other crops sufficient to at
least partially ca ry him through the year,
Independent OF his wheat. Th-n loss or
partial loss OF the staple crop would MT be
felt TO the extent that II would now.
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trial of case to proceed in the name of John
A. Stewart, sole trustee.
Mary l. Hall Vs. VIM. McCay ordered that
plaintiff file security for costs within ten
days.
T. Z. Woodhouse' VS.. The Kansas Iusur-
ance company ct al continued.
Northwestern Life Insurance Company rs.
Samuel n. Simpson ct 81; decree absolute for
complainant Tor s3,i6O17.
Life Association of America VS.. James E.
Watson, ct al injunction continued.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
4 Remedy for SpIenic Fever.


DIR. 7. +. Wilcox, of the U. :. Army, WI ties
as follows In regard TO sFlen fevr: or ap >
plexy OF cattle, generally known as 4 Xas
fever: Last season, while l was stationed
at Camp supply, Indian Territory, the dis
ease broke out in the herd o Lee x r. ynO!Gs
army beef contractors, and was quickly ar
rested by feeding the sugar-beet To the cat
tie exposed, well as TO those not too far
gone to eat. This would support Prof Gam
gees theory tnat the disease is caused by
eating coar-e, dry weeds " The undOubted
original cause OF the disease Is mainutritIOn,
by which the blood is GisoTdered and the
digestive organs rendered incap be of exer-
cising their functions Laxative food, Sush
as roots OF any kind, are a heI,thful change
of diet, and tend to restore the tone OF tire
system which has been endangered by indi-
gest!ble and innuITitious food. such laxa-
i've food will act as "a pTevt nItye.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
The Kitchen and Market ssarien.

The hoe, rake, or other wedding imple-
ments must be frequent!yr ruu a 'Oug the rows
of growing vegetables. The weeds must be
killed. We hope that the time Will come
when every farmer will know t. comfort
that a well-p.antyL and Hs.'l-h, itch. II
garden may bring him. o r.au are yet
content with sal; pork aUI old beans, when
they might have an abundance of spinach
green peas, radishes, lettuce, onions, IOm4-
toes, etc. AS me early crops come of, IAey
should be replaced by Others, 50 mat the gar
den may snow no fallOw or urOrcUpieG
gIOund- Provide for succ szlOu crops OF pea
rgdlsheS, sweet corn, etc
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Cartu.es in summer.

IsAIiItIIIdILI -t5TIV IVII.INIISI.T
We are glad to receive questions concern
ing the proper treatment OF plants of the cac-
tus family, as Il shows tnat the interest in
these old fIvorites i'll window gardening is
returning. The majority OF the most snowy
and largest lowered species and varieties
bloom in summer, they make their growth
at that time, and need watering the same as
other growing plants. In autumn, when
their new growth is made and mature, dry
off gradually, and keep them dry, or nearly
so, for three or four months, and of course
away from frost. The EpiphyllumS or Crabs
Claw cactuseS bloom in fail or early winter; !;
with tnese, the time OF dTynesS Is reversed :;
they are kept dry during summer, are given
water in early fall, and are KEPT supplied u1-
Ill the new shoots are full grown and ripe
when il is to be Withheld and ths soil dried.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
The Black berry.


Persons having cultivated the blackberry
are possessed of sufficient knowledge to un-
derstand the fact that the longer they allow
the canes TO remain unrruned the lateral
branches are proportionately shorter and
the fruit smaller. To obtain the largest sized
berries and the largest quantity, tco, cut
back the leading canes to not exceed four
feet in length, and shOrten-in also the lateral
branches if they seem to need it. This will be
found 10 increase tie breadth of the stool,
affOrding more bear ing room and generally
To r suit In greatly improving the crop. 1t
can be done any time up to the 10th of
April, In July the young wood, which by
that time has grown over the tops of the Old
bearing canes, should ne clipped, especially
the lateral branches II will have the best
effect upon the following years crop.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
A s:an With a LittIe Capital Wanted

To party with 5000 cash We know of no
better Investment than TO engage in the
manufacture Of the patent stirrup which we
have in this Office on exhibition There is no
doubt but that there would be a general de-
mand for the article when put on the market
We know a IN IN in Wisconsin who in few
years became immensely wealthy by simply
taking advantage o. the invention of a sma
buckle and mere in the great west, with
country prosperous and growing. a man
can make money manufacturing anything
that will sell. We wOHlt advise our readers
who desire TO enter into an arrangement
with the inventor to Er,te to W.C- Free eeman,
box Is, Fort Reno, Indian Territory.
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Publication Not ce

sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
r. j. BORGHALTHACS, Attorney for PLAN
,FE
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s.Tns Efrs; Dose Gives tkeiief.,,
Trial Bottles DIR. Swsyne's Compound Syrup
of lid Cherry. 25 Cents

Trial Bottles DIR. SwRyne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, 25 Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before deyei-
oping fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood Splitting, &C., no remedy is
so prompt and etfectual as "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and 1t is proved to be very relia-
ole and etficaci0us in the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. / know of two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for it's use / consider would not be
living. ISAAC ). HERBElN, NJ. ID.
s,traustowp, Berks county, Pa.
frice-Trial bottles, . cents; large size, 81
or six for 50. A single IS cent bottle Will Oft
entlmes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DIR. Swayne Son, Phiia-
enworth, by arnold q Hunt Campbell and
keniricK. wed. fri SUNK
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y gold hunting case watch, on Monday.
May 18th, 1879, which l have deposited with
the city marshall OF the city OF Lcaven worth
The owner can nave the same by calling and
proving properly and paving for this adver-
tisemcnt, within Two .-sS from the present
time. %sEFTAS DIXON.
LFAvENwoETH, KNNS =, May ., Is7g.
Attest: J.. y. -. CLOUGu. W2t
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The following particulars in regard to IL e
death of M. John Gordon at Lesdville are
detailed in a private dispatch received and
dated yesterday, from PendeTy Il Goddard
TO Mr.. VIM Gordon:
He took a severe cold In crossing South
Park coming. The next morning after his
arrival he walked up into the mountains in
a severe snow storm. The result was, he was
taken with congo stion of the lungs His
physicians did not think him dangerous.
Ten minutes before he died he was cOnvers
ing freely with his friends He was seized
with a vom ting spell and died m a few mo
ments. His body goes forward embalmed TO
night
1t is impossible TO state just when the fun.
.ral i'll take place, il not being definitely
known at what time the body will arrive in
tn city. This Will be announced in time.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
Tho centaurLlniments are of two

Tho Centaur LIniments are of two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
ly; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials OF the effects pro-
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured of any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office of THE CESTAUR COMPANY, 45 Dey
Street, New York City. Janl0-wlyr
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THE LATIN CASE.
The Jury Unable to Agree and are
Discharged.

Discharged.
After an all night session, the jury whcih
were trying o. b. Latin for the murder of
Daniel B. Smith On the 18th of last March,
came in yesterday morning, without yet
having arrived At a verdict, and with the an.
nouncement that they were unable to agree
and that there was.ro Possibility of arriv-
ing at any definite conclusion in regard to
the matter-that the case had been thoroug,.-
Iy canvassed by them and examined in all
its hearings, but all 10 no purpose so far as
rendering a verdict was concerned. There.
upon Judge Crozier discharged them from
further elaboration, and the csse goes over
until the -eptem ser term
The status OF the jury was at the time
they::nnaIly came in, six for conviction OF
man slaughter In the second degree and SIX
for scQuitfai. At first, there W. re ten aovo-
cafes VI conviction, some desiring that the
extreme penalty Of the law be given for MUIR
der in the first degree. Gradually, however,
the matter narrowed down SIX 10 six, from
which point 1t was impossible to change the
situation.S
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05
CURE YOURSELF! !

r Boha0uans 'Vncrtshis Curative fs warranted
ra...-y on t1rus Of Sp.rrlattorrh.a hsaia-t
N'alu--, GrnsrI Debility. fnpurnsy. etc, and restore.
- nsg Power sUi hFgs back sNouthfuI NIgar f
those Who rvH destroy d t lg sexual evil pr3n
t.g. lu i.n two t seven weeks time This remedy. Wug
hs~ f t bv Dr. LbIlruIu uis private pragtIry
uN.f .HlfF Years, rEUr known t8 curing
the Nui~4 t'>t~. tt Efa..ry and IUparts efsr-v
vl.l wonderful ,.grt o. those E..s-aGa,i no Rel
vr4ss beyond their years. Is iayI-1ruE properties
ag lrt ut nnnr. Young suffering the .uusr.
ggr5 Uf that drf,t..v destructive habit of self Abuse
CLl use t-- medicine Ga t- assuruuCr a speedy aud
FstNANlNt rEr~. The prIrut gains strength and elias.
y OF spirits 20 once t acts Grv the parts aiiryt-
81 as soothing lHt % .H tonic and auuLyfp
iNsi seminal vaHas and Err'1.I ducts upartng power
ard tome and restoring r"t their natural state tie same
a. % f.H t1H.f ErFt bad never been IuduIgyd The
mgr i0u-s az. -ru. productions Of ratur-hlrks root.
Aatis t'sr and are sD"..lr tar t.r -5uyr diseases
F-tr.r. Use FErr.r ..u fu'l directions e,r IL
a' -..S t.r sl.H |r % br g. 4 EaIauuau's oti.Dp
Nb .t NORTH I a-r.r. tween " MI
G. .-.r s-lf.fr -. laH..r No. i.fal4lgi su Isl.
- Nr T. +Trgai.-r Special Bissasss. which gives
T'F 1.1 ~ r. sleHs, symptoms, uIrans or
rr H. I.r-- ct SYPHILIS. sENtNtL NEtKNEsS, ETC seat
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High Water ut OTTAWA

The report that the dam had washed out
this morning, Is ERRONEOUS. The river is very
high and booming. but no damage has yet
been done. A trez 20 iret long went over the
dam this morniT gaud tore about :, 200 feet of
the flooring OF, and this what caused the re-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

NOTICE Is HI REBY GIVFN that letters
N OF administration have ben granted 10
lne undersigned on he estate OF George Bow.
zer, late OF said county. deceased, by the
honorable, tie probate court of the county
May, A. ID, 1879 Now all persons having
claiuls against the said estate are hereby no.
titled that they must prese Mt the same 10 The
undersigned for al owarce, within one year
from the date of laid letters, or they NAV be
precluced fro IA any benefit OF such estate /:
and that If such clsims b. not exhibited
within three ears Of er the date of said let.
tiers. they shall be forever barred
HARVEY L. BICEFORD,
Administrator, ConsecuIively, OF the estate
OF George Bovzer, eceased.
MAY 29rH, 1873. wSw
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In the Matter of;he Estate OF
AMANDA n. CASPER, Deceased.

CREDIToRS snd all o'her persons inter-
u ested in the aforesaid estate are ne reby
u, ,tifie ed, that at the next regular term OF the
probate court, in and for said county, to be
begun and held af the court room. in the
City and county of Leavenworth. state of
aforesaid, on the first Monday In the month
of July, A. D., 1872 shall apply to the said
court for full and final settlement Of said
estate as executor Of Amanda n. Casper, &c.
ceased.
Leavenworth City, June ltb, 1879.
shall at the same time apply to the said
court for q reasonable compensation for ser.
vices as executor. JNO. X. HARTMAN,
june5w4s Executor.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

In the whole United States there IS not a
fitvoriug e, tract that is So valuable, SO pos
Tive, SO efectual in producing the most
delicious, de irab!e, and delicate favored
cakes, pastry, Ice cram, etc, as Dr Prices
Justly celebrated SPeciaI r flsvorlng Extracts
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MOTTO Sis hereby given that letters of sd
N mIulsiratlon have been grabbed To the
undersigned on tre estate of Charles Ctld.
well, late OF said county, decreased, by the
Honorable the probate court Of the comfy
and stste aforesaid, dated the 18th day of
May, A D., 1879, Now all persons having
claims against the said estate are her 10y no.
titled that they must present the same TO the
undersigned for allow nee, within one year
from the date of lid letters. or they MAY he
precluded from any benefit Of su h estate !;
and that il such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date of said LETT
tiers they shall be forever ha"red.
AIoNZO HUCHINS
Admin 'strator, conSecElIYey, OF Ine state
of Charles Cald We 1, Deceased.
MAY 9TH. 1873. wSw
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WriSGier> in a Cistern.


Wrigglers are the larvse Of that music bird,
the mosquito. So long as there is any crack,
Granny, or crevice anywhere about tue COW
ering, the inlet. or outlet, large enough 10
admit a mosquito, wriggsIs will De Dred
there. The reInemedy suggests itself.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

lhlnsley Graphic, II
Two antelope s.came up near A L. kendaII's :
house last Saturday morning, and remained
there grazing until Mr.. Kendall fired a shot
from a navy at them. II is remarkable how
these timid animals get thrUugr the settle
ments, and right into town, IS they do occs-
sionElly, without being killed.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

A farmer who has tried it, speaks in the
highest praise of gas tar for wagon wheeis,
stating tnat 1t Iightens tires and spOkes bet
ter than any Thing else that can be lrled.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that letters
IN OF administration have been granted to
lue undersigned on the estate of william p.
Burney, late OF said county, deceased, by the
honorable. the probate court of the county
aud State aforesaid, dated tn 18th day of
May, A. D., 1879 Now, all persons having
tlfi % that they mus. present the same 70 the
undersigned for allowance, within one yesr
from the date of said letters, or they msy be
preciudeo from am ben. fit of such estate /:
and that II such claims be not exhibited
w thin three years after the date OF SAID let
ters they shall be forever barred.
Joseph H. Bell, administrator of the estate
Of William p. Burney, deceased.
Nay 18th, 1879 wSW
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john H. KendIe-Der,nGant.

TENHE said John =. Kendle l. He.rFy y rGf!-
i neI, that he has been sued by hr pla n
TN in this csus7 in the above entitled court
aud that on the Isth day Of ApTII, Is7s she
nIed her petition IN said cause IN said court .
against you, for divorce, and that unles, yoJI
answer such petition filed sgaiLst yOu on or
before the lStn day of July A. D., Is7g sad
petition Will be I. ken as true. and lad zfnerL
rendered against you accordingly, and o.
the iollowing nature decreeing AMI anuuIlius
tne bonds of matrimOuy heretofore existing
between you Tor your fault, ant that Z e
same be set aside and wholly for naughtneId.
MayG9Sit pi,,int n