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YES, IT WIIL.-"Will the prohibitory amend
mrnt prohibit beer Z" asks an exchange. Yes,
i f adopted, it will. Not only whiskey and wine
will come under it, but beer and cider also
When fanatics ever get the power to dictate to
the public what they shall eat aud drink, every
thing will be intoxicating or injurious that does
not come up to their notions or taste. In States
where those prohibitio nists have got the power,
cider is rs rigidly excluded as rum. Not only
that, but the next assault will be upon tobacco
Iu Oberliu, Ohio, where they are in the advance
upon every species of fauaticism, the war upon
tobacco is now raging fercely. All kinds Of
liquors were long ago prohibited, and peoples
tastes aud appetites in other respects must be
regulated. The tobacco and cigar shops must
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CoNKLISG AND SHERMAN.-Sherman's friends
arc counting confidently upon large portion If
not all the New York delegation to Chicago be-
ing in his favor. We do not believe that Sena-
tor Conkling has lost his influence in New York,
or his grit or selfrespect. If not, we would
think Sherman's New York support at Chicago
would be decidedly meagrs. The Hayes Admin
istration, in which Sherman is the most infuen-
tial minister, has from the start made sp ecial
war upon Conkiing and his friends. The New
York Naval and Custom House officers belong
to Shermans special department, and they were
hustled out solely because they were Conkling's
friends. The latest assault upon Conkling, has
been the removal of his friend from the Utica
post-office the Senator's home. II Conkling al
lows Sherman to carry much spoil from New
York, he must be growing In meekness. IL Is
far more likely that he would favor even Blaine,
who stood by him in the fight to save his friends
when assailed by Hayes and Sherman. Still
worse, Sherman expects to carry New York
through the assistance of such enemies of Conk-
ling as George William Curtis and Fenton, who
are always worssed, when they pit themselves
against Conkling.
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RRAL esrarE rnarsrRns.
wARRAxTr.

WARRANTY.
Charles ID. Smith and wife to Ambrose and W. ii.
Bryan, north half Of east half Of southwest quarter
section 8, township 4. range - 500.
Caroline Stratton aud husband to Rebecca Bryan,
southeast quarter of orthxest quarter. and east
half sf northwest quart ter section ii, township 4.
Susan J. Hart and husband to John Breeding,
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter section IA,
Louis Nain,bourg and wife to Ole Hanson, "a Of
an acre Of northeast quarter section a. township 4,
Charles o. Masloulct and wife to Joseph Randolph
township 4, range -; 800.
Virginia A. Jessee Thomas p. Jessee. except %
acres in south west the undivided onesixth
part Of southwest quarter section IL, township ?,
range l9; 500.
Richard Martin to Peter Regnery q. acres in
northwest part of southeast quarter section 81,
township 4, range 2l; 500
Louis Maimbourg and wife to Martin Larsen, ex-
cept Is feet north line, 40 acres in northeast
quarter of northwest quarter section 81 township
range 81: 600
Nancy A. Knoudson to Louis Maimbourg. 30 acres
In southwest part Of southeast quarter section 81
Louis MsimbOurg and wife Nancy A. Knoudson to
William Wilke. except Is feet south side. the
north 50 acres Of northeast quarter section e. town.
ship T. range 81; $3.50.
Daniel L. Ford and wife to James p Harper and
wife, south half Of south west fractional quarter
tion Z, township 8, range l9; 81 200.
Daniel W. Voorhees, and wife to Cyrus Leland Jr.,
Lot g. Block %, Troy: $50.
ID. S. Sergeant and wife and Andrew J. Lloyd and
wife 70 Henry Boder Jr. Lot 2 Block ~ Troy: 500
b. n Forbes and wife to W. H. Forbes, west half
of section L. township g. range 20; s.. 500
William H. Forbes and wife to B. n Forbes less
one acre in north corner all of mort east uar-
ter section &c. township range 10, and all of north
west fractional quarter section 81 township = range
20: g 900.
., D. Xnnn anu M ws AM; Ella . hunna,i ;,,,n
". e.; nit s,e E .ne -, n; s,in in'ef
y NJ Irwin and wifi. 10 John &; Morqan ~ aeres
=
range l9; go.
III. b. ketcham Henry Wheeler, 20 feet of
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Mr.. j. 4. Symns' residence was the scene of all
interesting episode last Thursday evening. Feb. 5
few relatives and friends invited TO witness
the marriage of Mr.. Tony Brox and Miss Hattie Mar
tin Rev. David Waddell officiating. Miss Alice l..
Benjamin and Mr. NJ. l.. Edwards were the atten-
dants. After the ceremony, an elegant supper given
by Mrs. Symns, was partaken of and fully enjoyed
by all present. The brides dress n mi xture of
cashmere and brocade satin, trimmed with real lace
at the neck and wrists. All present declared il
magnificent. For our part, must declare that the
bride looked perfectly lovely in it. n about eleven
o'clock the party broke up, every wishing the
married couple many happy returns of the joyous
occasion.
The Oakland Literary Society was organized last
Friday night and the following officers elected
Eugene Hinckley, Pres Frank Henry. V. p; Ida
Mcdaniel, Secy., and Ida Walton, Treas. Editors
and debaters were appointed. Next Friday, in adj
dtiOn to the paper, debate will decide whether or
not it be Resolved, that Chinese emigration should
be abolished"
The matter Of building new church for the Oak.
land people is under discussion. We hope the gen
tlemen in charge Of the enterprise will with
good success.
The morning service by Rev. b. +. Bowman, at the
school house, was crowded, last Sunday, and seats
were in demand. "CAIDEMoR.-
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SYRACUSE Items,

The Ground Hog its shadow. and the Town
ship election is and all is quiet around the
burg. will send you few items from this once no
ted city.
Mayor Skinner moves to Ryan Station. on the 9th
inst, to supersede Mayor Anthony Welch. We ars
happy to receive yop, Wick. for that will tally one
more true Democrat t5the list All that is required,
is to keep . stiff upper lip.
There is considerable sickness in this neighbor-
hood. Measles seems to be the boom. School No :
was closed on Ground Hog day. +. J. Aigler and
thirty-fo of his pupils down with them
Corn Smelling is the order of the day. j. Stine has
the boss shelter.
Cornelius Murray died at his residence, the 5th
inst, Of lung fever, after illness of . week. He
was confined to his room bat fewdays, and no one
thought he was dangerously ILL., until q day or two
preceding his death. Con- was one Of the pioneers
Of this County. He came from Franklin County.
Pa, in lS52, and resided in St Joseph until the
spring of 1854 when be crossed the Big Muddy, to
make Kansas his home The funeral took place en-
Friday forenoon, At St Benedicts church. We all
that his place will not be easily filed.
PRAIRIE BANGER.
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II The Atchison Patriot, which has for some
time been predicting Ingalls, expulsion from
the Senate, now thinks he will be acquitted,
and proceeds to tell how he will 60 for the scalps
of all the Republican politicians who have tax
en- part again 6: him, and how he will make the
wool fly. If Ingalls, comes off clear, the wisesi
thing he can do will be to go along quietly, and
not take contract for too many scalps. He
will not seriously frighten anybody, and if he
can take care of him se.f and his friends, he will
have his hands full.
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Troy City Ordinances.
Ordiaance No. g..

Ordnance No. 81.
An Ordinance Amending Section of Ordinance No. IL
Be il ordained By the Mdyor and foun-lsn Of the City o.
Troy:
SECTION l. That Section of Ordinance No. II shall
be amended to read follows That the City Mar.
shall shall receive the Of thirty dollars per month
for performing the duties of and Road Oversee
and shall receive such he may be entitled To in
cf and conviction of ofsnlers waicn foes
shall be the alowel BY law to Constables
in similar be taxed costs; Prortcd That in
no shall they be taxed ,ainst the City.
SEC. That Section of tue Orlin which this
endatory shall be- and the il hereby repealed
SEC. That this Ordinance shall be in force from aud
after February 1lth, lS-0.
Approved February 4. 1s50.
ROBERT TRACY, Mayor
l. Len. d. Noyes Clerk of the City of Troy do hereby
certify that the foregoing true and copy of the
original Ordinance passed by the Council of said City
the ith day of February. lsS0.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto subscribed my
name and affixed the seal Of said City this 18th day Of
February, lss0.
ISEAI- LEN ID. NoYEs. City Clerk.
Published in The Weekly Eansus Chief February H. 1880
Sol. Miller. Pubsher.l
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SheriG's Sale.
THE HdlsTy STATE II b.FEa,S OF KaSsAs' }ss.
In the District Court for Doniphan County State OF
Henry II. Robbins. Plaintiff
Rudolph Wolfson, defendant
NOTICE is hereby given that will the 10th day OF
IN February A. d. ls.9 at the hour of two o'clock. T.
NJ of said day tthe north door of the Court House in
the city Of Troy in Doniphan County, State Of Kansas
offer sale public auction, for cash, the following
described real estate to wit The northwest quarter of
section thrtytwo Cf2l in township four, a. OF range
twenty In Doniphan County State of Kansas Taken
the property of Rudolph wolson and offered for sa e
to the highest bidder cash. satisfy certain udg
ment and record in the District Court
Donphan County in the State of Kansas in which Henry
II. Robbins plaintiff and Rudolph Wolfson was
defendant
Given under my hand this lsth day of January A. u.
1850
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County.
Jauuary Is Iss0-5w Prs fee sl0.50.
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Sherif,s Sale.

DoSIPHaS COUNTY,
In the Dsric. Donphn County State OF Kansas.
Frederick Lyman,
Guardian Of Frederick Crabb Plaintiff.
-
Harvey l.. McAdains,
Amanda Ne rAdams,
Cyrus Leland, Jr.. a
Matte Leland, Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue of order
N of sale iss e by the Clerk of the District Court
within and Tor said Comfy, Will.
Oa the .3j day 81 February 1, ID. isao,
at the hour oc"ck T.. NJ of said day at the north
of the Court House in the City Of Troy in Donipan
County of Kansas offer for sale at public auction
cash. the following de-crioed real estate. To VIII
The half Oi the northeast quarter Of section sev
"a in township three 90 south, oil twentyon
,2ll east, in D,niphan County State of Kansas
Taken ~ the property of Harvey l.. McAdams and
Amanda McAdans and offered for sale t. the bighcs,
bidder for cash satisfy certain judgments and costs
the District Co,rt D"nphan County,
in the State of Kansas which Frederick Ly Guar
dian Of Frederick Crabb, was pliintif and Harvey L.
McAdams. Amanda McAda.is. Cyrus Leland. Jr., and
Matte Leland defendants.
Given under my hand this tn day of January 4. ID.
lsS0.
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff of Dcniphin County.
January - Iss9-5w. Prs fee, $3.50
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u The metropolitan papers call the action
of the Pennsylvania Convention, "Crucifying
Grant. IL strikes that man could stand q
GOOD deal of such crucifying. If all the other
States would cruelty him, it would be soft
thing for him.
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II J. X. Hudson, of the Topeka Capital, has
been chosen Secretary of the State Beard of Ag
riculture. He is said to be a good inan for the
place: but he is so red-hot in favor Of the pro-
hibitory amendment, that he will probably omit
all yrape and wine statistics from his reports
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Notice for Divorce.

IN the District Court Of the Second JUDICIAL D.trict of
tase OF Kansas sitting within and for Doniphsu Com
Albert $. Ashme.d. Plaintiff
Florence N. A.Lnead. Defendant.
'Io FLORENCE II. ASHNEAD: Take notice t,,..
on the 2eth day Of January A d. isso ~. .rS sIas
~ e nsd you 70 the District Court Of Doniphsn coun
alleging thai he and you are husband And ~
a oa have ~fuily abandoned him for more than on,
past aud praying that bond, Of
seSsng between plaintiff and dsf-sdz nt be dis.ov-3
-ne ssia marriage contract annulled You must .n.-s
~ asnu 20 said petition before March I0th ias,
rendered accordingly ~se 1aaS"ens
January %. 1850.
ALBERT g. ASHNEAD
IVY ALBEIT PrREr. y. y. wooD and n Pl;cs
January %. 1seo-4w r Pr. Aasr2sye ~ syc
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Final settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and others
AV interested In the Estate Of s. r. Amsbury deceased
late Of Doaiphan County that will make ps settle
ment Of said Estate with the Probate Court Of said Don
iphan County. Kansas. Tuesday. the 18th day OF
March, lseo. xt 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said day.
Troy. Kansas February 10 isso.
ELIZA ANSBURY TREvETT, Administratrix.
February II, 1s6o4w. Prs fee, a.
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Supreme Court Syllabus.

NJ.
Error from DoniPhan County.
AFFIRMED.
By THE COURT. BREWER, j.
!. After a case has been finally submitted to the
jury or the court, the plaintiff has right dis
miss the action without prejudice 10 future action,
but while all legal right the part of the plaintiff
has ended, the court may in its discretion and to
prevent injustice and wrong, permit the plaintiff
recall such submission and dismiss without prejudice
and IN such case the action Of the Court unless it
has abused its discretion, is no ground of error.
All the Justices concurring.
true copy, attest: C. j. BROWN,
L. 81 Clerk Supreme Court.
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..You Dom, Know ,heir yaIue,,

They cured me of Ague, Billiousness and Kidney
Complaint, recommended. l had half bottle
left which used for my two little girls, whom the
doctors and neighbOrs said could not be cured. i am
confident should have lost both of them night
found they did them SO much good continued with
them, and they are well. That is why say
you do not know half the value of Hop Btters, and
do not recommend them highly enough."-B., Roeh-
ester, ". Y
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II We have r-civud a regular advertisement
of certain institution of learning in this STATE,
with request TO publish, as an, iie,a of news
How are you, cheek Z 1t is q money making in-
stitution, charging regular tuition fee. 1t is
for the same purpose for which We run a news.
paper. We will advertise for it the same
terms that We do for business men,.
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Administratrix's A Notice.

Estate OF Nathaniel Meers. deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that the 9Th day Of jan
~ uary lsso, WAS appointed. by the Probate Court
Donphan County Kansas Admnstratrx Il the Estate
Of Nathaniel Meers deceased late Of said County All
persons indebted 10 said Estate will make payment TO the
and those holding claims against the anne
will preseut them 10 the PROBATE Court Of Doniphan
County Kansas for allowance within from the
date Of said letters the may be preciudrd from
benet in said Estate and IL not presented within
three years, the kame will be fore .er barred
Troy, Kansas. February T. Iss0.
SARAH NEERS. Administratrix-
February IL lSso-3w. Prs fee a.
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Il The Kansas papers are asking who is J.
NJ. Haworth, of Kansas, just appointed Indian
Inspector: The CommoRreaih is very dubious
as to whether he ever belonged to Kansas. We
are surprised at those papers, and especially at
the Commonwealth. J. n. Haworth was long
citizen of Olathe, and, we thought, very prom
inent one. He was for some years Agent for one
of the Western Indian tribes.
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Y That son of Sam. Lappiu's, at Topeka, is
evidently "goue goslug." He has again been
arrested, this time for burglarly, and has been
sent to Jail, TO await his trial at the District
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MONEY TO LOAN.

G. III. ORTIZ, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, is now loaning money on
Doniphan County Real Estate Sc
curity, at s per cent. interest and
reasonable commission, and has
now arranged so that all or any
part of the money loaned can be
paid at any time, and the interest
will stop on the amount paid.
Call and see him, or write to him
at Hiawatha, Kansas, before bOr-
rowing elsewhere.
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SheriH''s Sale.

DoSIrHAS CoUyTY,
In the District Donphan County State of
Virginia Mills Plaintiff.
Asahel Low,
Margaret Low
Gunder Andersen
Thomas j. Vand-rslc.
And Alfred c. Lew, J Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will the i6th day
of February A. ID. lsea the hour of o'clock. p.
NJ of said day. the north door of the Court House in
the city Of Troy in Donphan County State OF Kansas
offer for sale at public for cash the following
described real wit The southwest quarter f
section thrtytwo Csa) in township four, ~ Of range
twenty-one (2D in Donphan County, State of Kansas
the property OF Asahel Lew and Margaret Lw
and offered for sale the highest bidder for Cash to sat
isfy q Judgment and of record in the
Court Doniphan County in the State of Kan
in which Virginia Mills plaintiff and AsAhei
Low, Margaret Low, ct al, were defendants.
Given under my hand l2th day of January. A ID.
lse9
CHARLES BCRKHALTEE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
January Is, lssO-5w. Prs fee, sl2.
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u One singular effect of the third term boom
is, that nearly all the big Eastern and Middle
State papers, that have persistently assaiIed and
opposed Blaine, are whooping it up for him in
way that makes it look as if they were the old
original Blaine advocates. In time of danger,
they turn to the best man to lead them out of
it. They on the side of the people now.
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Levi A. Beardsley, and
Ann e Beardsly


John C. Zimmerman Plaintiff.
Levi A. Beardsley and
Ann z. Beardsly, Defendants
vUN0 LEVI A BEARDSLEY n on resident Defendant /:
Il You hereby aotifed that you have been sued
BY the above named plaintiff. John C. Zimmerman who
hled bis petition in said action in the Clerks Office of
the District Court within and for Doaiphan County
State Of Kansas the 10th day OF February A D.
and must the said petition Of Plaintiff or
before the s5sh day of March A. d. Isso the same
will be taken true and Judgment be rendered against
you accordingly the nature Of which judgment will be
that the said John C. Zimmerman plaintiff recover pos-
session Of the real property herein described
You. the said Levi A. Bearsey and the above eution-
cd Ann T. Bearsley, defendants be forever debarred
from any right title interest said al
property, situate in Donpban County. Kansas and de-
scribed follows to Wit: Beginning at the southeast
Of the quarter Of the north quar-
ter Of section twenty . township three @ Of range
twenty tsl thence running north eighty lso rods
TO the OF the said south quarter
of the aforesaid north quarter section thence
eleven l reds the railroad track thence in south
ely direction along said railroad track to the souta line
Of said south quarter Of said northwest quarter
section thence east 7 rods to the place Of
beginniax. cSniaining cI Of land more
less and that p zntif such further other order
relief may be equitable. besides his costs
JOHN {. ZIMMERMAN.
Plaintiff
FRANKLIN BABcocK. Attorney for Plaintiff.
February L. Isso.-4w. Prs fee, eia.5o.
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To Albert Heed.
Notice for Divorce.

VOtHCC fOF DISOrCts
In the DsT; Court of the Second Jpdiea. District 81 IL
State Of Kansas sitting nithin and for DonIphsn
Laura L Fireman. Plaintiff.
Thomas ". Fireman. >D-feudant.
VNHH above NAMED defendant Thomas W. Freeman
n will take Bater fhat he has oen snsd ia the Di
iiiet Court Il brhap toGDfy. Sa- of Kansas by
above named plaintiff Laura 4. Freeman anil that he
mutt snswef the patti fled b The pla
fore the 18th day Of March. Isso the petititia will be
taken true and jstl feIdered divoreius said
plaintiff from said de f-adsnt-
Z. ii. WILLIAMS and A. 3 BREWSTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
feS J. i--o-J~ Prs fee. ss-5g.
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"FLoPPED."-W hen Col. Anthony sent his
Presidential circular to the Kansas editors, +.
P. Baker, of the Commonwealth, pronounced
warmly in favor of Blaine, and backed it up in
his paper. Since then, he has been watching
for the big side. The action of Pennsylvania,
and the probable action of New York, being .
strong leaning toward the Grant "boom," the
Commonwealth suddenly fops; declares that
Blaine cannot he elected, but is being pushed
forward by politicians; says that Grsnt is the
man who can win, and proceeds to argue that
the cry against the third term is all bosh. 1t is
encouraging to see "leadng paper" hunt for
the big side of public opinion; aud it is inter-
estng to hear one whoop it up for Grant who
bolted the party in 1872 for the sole reason that
Grant was nominated. Old files of the FOOD
chopper will soon be interesting reading.
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Sherin's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
COUNTY OF DoNrHAS,
In the District Court for Donhan County State Kan
j. X. o. Sherwood
and
John 7. Kirwan, Plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Pennington,
China Pennington,
Siga Penning gton
Thomas Pennington
Libby Pennington.
Minnie Pen lin ston,
Peary Walker,
Louey Walker,
Hattie Walker,
Robert Walker, and
Jane Becroft Defendants.
NOTICE il hereby given that will the 18th day
IN of March, A. d. 1880 at the hour of two o'clock
F. NJ of said day. the north door of the House
in the city Of Troy in Donphan County State of Kan
offer for sale at public auction for cash the follow
ing described real estate, TO wit:
The north west quarter OF section twentv-three, f3
in township three t) of range nineteen u9J and the
half the south half Of the north quarter
nineteen 49, all in Donphan County State Kansas.
Taken the property OF Elizabeth Pennington ct al
and offered for sale the highest bidder for clsh sat-
isy certain judgments and costs Of record in the
District Court for Donphan County in the State OF Kan
sas. in which j. X. D. Sherwood and John 7. Kirwan
plaintiffs, and Elizabeth Pennington ct al were
defendants.
Given under my hand this ith day of February A. D.
leo
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Z. Sheriff of Donphan County.
February l2. 1eso-5w. Prs fee, $3.50.
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SIleril,s Sale.

Sheri6Ss Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS }ss
DoNPHAS COUNTY,
In the District Court for Doniphan Coanty, State
Kansas.
~. Morrill, and
e. II: James,
Partners doing business under
the firm name of
Morrill, & James. Plaintiffs
Charles Eggers ] Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will. the 18th day
N of March 4. d. issO. at the hour Of o'clock, p.
NJ o. said dar the north door Of the Court orse
the city Of Troy. in Doniphan County State of Kansas
offer for sale public auction The following described
real estate. to wit:
The solth quarter Of the northeast quarter and
the soIth hall Of the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter of SECTION twenty tive t IN ship two.
ts) range twenty Csi containing sixty t6
q less, ia Uoniphan Connty, State of Kansas
Taken the property of Charles Esgers, and offered
for sale Ia the highest Oddrr for cash To satisfy certain
judgment aud of record In the District Court
for Doniphan County in the State of Kansas in which
T. n. Morrill, and Z. H. James plaintiffs and Charles
Eggers defendant
Given under my hand this nth day Of February. a d.
Isso.
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff of Douiphan County.
February l., lss0-5w. Prs fee, sl3-5o.