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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
From Over the Ocean.

London CAbe: Sir Stafford N,rthcote
by MS visit To Ulser, has succeeded In
recpeni>s & III, Old religious !eud
~ ween the PTotes'en and Catholics ia
BN:s', but his Indictments have fallen Aat
on tNe farming clssSe, rhe effort, of the
Tories are calculated 10 Strengthen Tie
N,i3nsiis's a. the next election, all be-
cause Il h,s been Glsds clear that the Tory
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
Su,t'.Wes,ern pateuts

WASHINGTON. SPECIAL Telegram, Oct o.
The following il list Of patentee., to whom
patents wero ssu d to-da,;
Wi'la-, hldrds, X okuk Ia, clay pulverzer:
.re| Kick B"no, Be.o!t, Wis, s,u1lng machine |:
Peer Fer 'ohl. Dell Rapids. OAK. wagon spring :
Thomas H. Brown, Nj. waukce, Wis, two wheeled
vehicle: Grant A. Bush, Clear Lake. la, fountain.
". W C).c. M"nomonee, Wis, vehicle spring:
trederick A CopelaId, La Crosse Wi. fire alarm
]oincs A. Ehir. Et c oud, W.s, hay tedder: mes
i. Erwin, Milwaukee. Wis. water meter: Abram
|! Foo'e, Fayct g, Iowa, stove CRATE 20 liver s Ii.
Marion,l Ia. mu c ledt tnraer: Eli ) Hart, Gin on,
To-, track drlli: X ,b-rt &. llutley Racine, WE.
SKATE; James NJ. j J,cob,on. Preston, Iowa. corpse
inter: Daniel AZ ID. McCaine. ST. Paul, MINI,
treating pyroXy'ue. etc. Fred Messer. Br,O,
Ni-, machiae tor dness,hg 70 iers for grinding
nils: Wills g. Morris, Council j. uffs, Iowa, huh:
Henry Palmer Vilsea, Iowa, car coupling !:
Samnel Is. fierce. La Crosse, Wis. machine for
cut nE hey s,ais; Charles b, pu-her. Mason City,
Iowa, foot s"raper; Mary Y. Qunn, Farbau t.
Gfn. butter pm; Thomas A II E,smu.un, Forest
Lfy Iowa, corn banter. CAri,iian G.. scwaner
NinterS T. Iowa, hdme tug: Clarence A SEaer
Fcx Lake, Wis, rptary engine; j. A. Irdrc, La
Cross, VII, steam trap: John L. Williams. VI uat
Pleasant, Iowa. wheeled dir; scraper: John Zerr,
keokuk, Iowa, fire escape.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

A. Elk River. rail,csd employs nim d
Swan v shoim fnst with an accident while
working o. lie construction ir,il wLica
caused Instant death,
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

Nine ssudeuts have been arrested in War
saw, charged With writing fer socialists
paMrs.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

TIE potato crop this year Is "a unsually
large and good one.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29

The J. Y. G. club received their gen.
tlemen friends at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. @. s. Cross last Tuesday, the
number of guests being limited on this
occasion TO one person for each member
of the organization. That the event
WAS replete with enjoyment needs
scarcely to be said. The genial and
popular hostess and president Of the
club exerted herself with wonted success
for the entertainment of the company,
and the ladies assisting her sustained
themselves in peculiarly felicitous
msnner ON this occasion.
The early part of the evening WAS oc-
CAPPED with cards and later the c0mpa-
ny was favored with vocal solo by Mrs.
Cross in her best style. Miss Goddard
presiding as accOmpanist at the piano.
Thisieaiure of the entertainment was
very greatly enjoyed and thoroughly APP
pFeciated
A tempting COLLATION. most elegantly
served, succeeded In due season, and il
is enough tn say thatthe qualify Of the
refreshments was in close keeping with
the exquisite arrangement of the IRVit.
ing table, 10 which the guests sat down.
After supper came dancing, and This
agreeable paslime was inlalged in nm
I'll q late hour. The SUCCESS Of the
party was complete, aad the ]. Y. g
eIab adde1 TO its taaFels by the elegant
entertainment Of last evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
Assault with Intsn, to K'll


RCOmplAint Was filed yesterday in the
court OF Justice Fletcher ny .IAeksRn j.
Bowers. charging Andrew Reed Jr,,
with assault with IntsRt to Kill MahIan
Marshbnrn, teacher Of the school in the
St0kes neighborhood, in Center town
ship. Reed was his pupil, and 1t ap-
peArs WIS In the habit of coming in late
and disturbing the SCHOOL. Marshbnrn
yesterday afternoon called the attention
Of Reed to this fact, and told him that, as
g punishment he wonld require him to
sit for the rest of the day on front seat.
Reed replied that he didn't have to, and
that he (klaTshbuFn) c0nIdR't make him
do so In an attempt to vindicate his
authority MarshbnTn was grappled by
Reed, who called tn his brother To hand
him alaf belonging 10 one
al tho stats. with which
he struck Marshbnrn, knocking him
senstless and wOundIng him badly
about the head. The scholars no.
titled the ncighbors, who repaired to the
school house and lifting MarahbnFn into
q ssgon took him to his boarding
hnnae. wheIe he is lying in a very cFiti
esl condition.
The asssHlt created intense excite,
ment, aud the, school patrons
asEsstesf Reed and brought
hin tO town where he was turned over q
| she authorities and had 3 hearing
before 1nsGEee Fletcher, VINO placed hin
under bond in the sum of 5000 and in
default Of hail Reed was committed
The prisoner Ia about 10 yeArs old.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
LIE. tins Job bs Completed.

1t is TO he very much regretted that
arrangements were not made In time TO
have p. G. Smith & Co. extend the as
phalt sidewalk clear 10 Eighth avenue,
past ths Presbyterian church. IL seems
too bad, indeed, for that excellent pave
ment to be broken off where IL is. ard
the balance. if il Is buIlt At all any ways
soon, 10 he laid with rough stone, and
we hope that MIR. Smith can be pre-
vailed upon TO ship in sufficient mate
rial yet to complete the work Ii will
put him TO considerable inconvenience
10 do this, hut in the end il will no
doubt pay him, for piece of work so
complete as that will he II extended TO
Eighth avenue, will be an advertisement
for his walk that cannot help being
fruitful of good results to him. This
will make four blocks, or q third of q
mile of eight-foot walk, as smooth
and hard as a floor, on the principal
street IN the city, leading TO one of the
most attractive institutions in the state.
Though little tardy in their action. the
Preabyterians, we are assured. are ready
now To have the work done, and tn pay
for it when il is done. and we can't help
but believe that Mr. Smith will recon-
slider his purpose, and conclude to finish
mp this most excellent piece Of work.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
A ML.aan Chnreh

Same months ago she old frnme Sec
Ond aYenne school koEIse WAa purchased
b. Messrs, Culger, Hammond ansL Haynes
a. trustees Of the Mission Sunday
school, for the sum Of 5000. Yesterday
a. the close Of the sermon at the NJ F.
church IL was announced by Judge Cnl-
yer that il had been determined IN make
the enterprise the special charge ri the
First d. F. church and to that end n
collection was taken up and the sum
Of $i37 obtained, which amount will he
sWellet BY aadiGioRai subscriptions:
The Santa Fe railroad company has
consented 10 have the building located
on ground belonging To that corporation
on West street betWeen First and Second
avenues. and ir is the purpose t0-fit mp
tbs houaA AMI dedicate 1t SIS the
Secoad II. Z. church nf EmPoFls TIE
work Will he commenced forthwith and
VIA be completed Within Two or three
weeks. There viii be services held in
the church every Sabbath, ami especial
atteassOn wIll b paid to building mp Z
BuBelay school In thai part Of The town
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29

The following officers OF UAIoBe Ban.
ner Lodge No. 1893 of the Peoples Pro
tectsoa SOcie.y were publicly installed
lGst week n Jays opera honse BY
Grand Deputy h. ). Wooaen:
r. L. Bradley. Fl. CT Chas. Brown, Isl
II. e.; J. Calvel. FL Ii. p; u. E. Qua.
can, Sd II. p L. OdAir. G.. s.; Abram
Grant. aecrsaAEy; W. z. PsArce. O. e.
g. w. Parker. 1. g.; o., r. Wilkins
chaplain: Il. Hayes and q. Baae. nsh
era.
The installation exercises were sue
ceefiesi By = splrnslid snpp~r. which snn
trihntei rnueh 10 she enjoymrnf Of Illss'
present The lodge here Numbers G!
members.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
nrlNERAMx ITEMS

Last Saturday morning I went 70 Hart
ford on the morning freight, got my
breakfast there, and then In COMPANY
with Rev. I. II. LoVeJoy. drove out 70
ElmehdarO 8. H.. on Eagle creek. 10 hold
the Hartford quarterly meeting. IL has
been some years since was In thls
neighbOrhoOd, and was almost sur
prIsed n sec the many eVidences OF
thrift among the farmers. They are
wiring In the whole country. Their
good residences. large barns, great or.
chArtis. immense corn fields and hun
dreds Of cattle and hogs al show how
they hsve increased In goods 10 few
years. ] can remember when the most
OF them were poor men, struggling with
the disadvantage OF . pew country for
q mere existence; but under heavens
blessing and their own untinng indus
try they have prevailed. Once enjoyed
their cabin and hog and hOmlny hOspI.
tally, and Il does me good To see their
preseut prosperity. "The lines have
fallen unto them In PLEASANT plaees they
have . goOdIy heritage" They are Just
little too busy looking after their corn
and cat lie 10 build = new school house, c
thing greatly needed.
Sunday afternoon Father Wslch. al
old friend Of Tak News. took me In his
buggy and drove To Tanners school
house ten miles west Of BuTlIng.
ton. We could not wait
for dinner, but Mother WEIGH Wa
thoughtful enough to al basket wlth
bread an d butter and cookies and pies
and slip It under the buggy seat. We
found il. The basket. mlnus Its con
tents, was sent back to its Tightfnl
owner.
used 10 drive across these prAirlei
without fear of barbed wires but now
ann obliged TO keep the road between thu
wires. Great farms and pastures nov
cover these once waste prairies- Rlcl
fields OF big corn are found now wherI
men once said nothing but prairie grAsI
would grow. l am getting to belleV'
that the most OF these pEaIrIes will pro
duce grain If properly cultivated. Blu
after ali we need much grass for cattle
| Cattle, grass and corn will make Kan
sas rich. Now We ought TO praise tn
Lord for giving us such country.
q. r. II.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
AtsSmPG 90 BsOAk jail
NJ .n.A a.

JAilor Hines, through the AssIatAncE
OF Geo. Sem. In for horse slealing, tiIs
covered plot last Tuesday, fOs the e
cane az several prisoRera. 6ena wrote {
note 20 the jaitsF, ssAaiag tlsaG a e
tempt to escape Woa being made by hil
fellow prisoners. ne Flnglea0Sr In ~
plot beiag Gibson, oas Of the silvel
thieves, Capt Hines made an iHVesti
Cation. and behind q abr
which was hung against tn
Wali a. II 60 dry after heInJ
washed, he found . hole large enough
70 admit = mans body. and reaching q
the outside course OF stone. The h0lG
hAd been made with IN lrnn bar Wrsnch
ed from Q window Of the cell. The plal
of escape WAs very Aklllf0ny devise
and executed % far e. it went, and n
doubt Wholesale delivery would kAV
taken place last night If the plot had nc
heen frustrated ~ stated.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29

r. WAlsh. Of Topeka, general baggage
agent Of the A IT. g g. F. road. wss In
the city this morning, and was shown
through oar new depot ny r. E. Tor
FingtOn. He pronouRcas il = eomplete
coneeEn- equal TO anything af the kidd
in the stale superior u the oae At
Lawrence. which hiss alzaya teen Innk.
ed upon As . model structure II il
probable that II will he cnlnnleied and
ready for occupation about the first oI
January. The event will iouhlless
be siRnalIzef with grand public del
nonstration Of some kind, in which Em
pOEta VIII join with zest characteFlstis
Of her pnhlIc spirIiedneas on ali sucl
OceasiOas. We hope 70 aae this mag
indecent structure dedicated with demon
strations benuing ats importance, anf
there u no time TO lose in preparations
/ therefnR.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
Sfona.a studio

Mr.. Stone, the artist, is engaged upon
a number OF excellent studies in crsvon
and OIL and visit to his s,udio-room ?
in the NEWS block calls To ONES atien-
ton q number of crediiabIe sketches and
portraits lately completed. One street
scene showing q number Of newsboYs
and boot blacks gathered about a lamp
post, il very natural and life-like. A
crayon sketch of considerable finish,
from design by r. q. Church and en-
titled ''The Witeh's Daughter" shows q
skill with the pencil which denotes Mr..
Stone an artist of more than ordinary
merit. a charcoal sketch OF "Perrigo,"
the apple msH. Is true to nature. There
are aisD on the walls Of the room portraits
drawn from life and also from
photographs Afr Stone makes spec
Ialty OF painting and drawing portraits
froGa old and faded daguereotypes, max
ing finished picture eomnlcfe and
natural Our, readers who desire the
services Of an artist areeariialiy invited
By Mr.. Stone to visit his studio.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
THE READING NEws.
EDITED By NARY DE zRAN.
TUESDAY, Nov.


Thomas Dickey and Capt. VIM. D.
Logdson have both leased farms near
Waverly in CoffeY county. They go
onto them this winter, or by March LIST.
While We lose two good familieg
Waverly gains them.
Messrs. Nickel and Best have lost
steers since they began to feed
There was quite 8 prairie fire three
miles south of US Sunday night. and
several stacks of hay burned.
Guy Marcy sells his farm and stock
at auction Tuesday. December 4th.
The Congregational church is TO be
still further improved by vestibale st
each end.
The NJ. Z. church is plastered and the
wood work nearly done, so that the
painters are busy, and will have it ready
for the fair December 18th. In fact the
committee ON decoration are to begin
their work the 9Th, and the contractor
says he will be ready for them.
Presiding Elder Rice holds quarterly
meeting st Badger Creek Saturday and
Sunday, and breaches in Reading Snn-
day evening, December Cd.
Johnny Cowdsn, the boy that broke
his arm, Is doing we'll.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
FROM CHICAGO AIOUND
ThanEssl1lag. - -.

THANKSGIVING. .t.Is
An extract from Peck'a had boy enIl-
tied, "a Baby Matinee" was we'll rem.
GisFed last Friday might al the Chicago
Mound literary by J. NJ. Townsend.
WycOfr Is paying twenty eight cents
for conn.,
Preaching next Sunday a. II O'Clock
hy Rev FAIkneF trHFs
A number Of friends 1T Hiss EfaS
Thompson from EmpOIlA and the neigh
borhood Of Chicago Mound met at be-
.homs last Thursday evening. We viii
call again.
in the examination Of the Chicag,
Mound school. fer the month endlnI
Nov. cad, the following pupils receiVeC
H,Or0 than 90 per cent: 80
Fifth Reader GrAde-MAry simpsou
Annie Humphrey. Minnie MadArls, Nel
via Townsend. Emma Miller, Charlie
Cook, Belle Lee. and Lon Madaris.
Fourth Reader RrAde-WnlIe Main.
Ida Thompson. inertia Foster. Will
6impson, Bob Humphrey, Maggie DaVl
and Grace Lee.
Third Reader grAde-Nick Madari
Bob Thompson, MArtle Paine. JImm
Simpson. Eta Holden, Johnnie Robi
son, and Jennie simpson.
The school now enrolls 53.
There IL some talk OF organizing
writing school - meet one or two ev
nfngs each week. WINFIELD.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
OOarAIusslONEas. PRoCREDIMas
COUNTY CLERK's OFFIcR,
November "a, 1883.

Board met In special session.
Present: J. K. Jonss. chairman, p. G
HAllbsrg and John l.. Butler, when tia
following proceedings were had.
The bond az @. DeBaun. - trustee o.
Agnes Oily township, was approved
also tbs bOnd OF Vim. RichAEdson. q
treasurer 0r Waterloo TOWNSHIP.
The taxable value Of lot No. z. NeO
ah0 street In Copley's addition. was re
dnced tron e25O 20 SSG - 800
The appointment by the county 81
perinlendent OF A. @. Abraham, r. ]
RudIrill and A. HuElburt 10 apprAis'
part Of 16 It'll - school land, wee aP
proved.
The county attorney was authorized 4
have the blood spOas Or aaAIns on IN over
coat now IN the banda al tAs sheriff O
Lyon county. analysed, and the san O
800 Waa ApDeopTlated tor said pafpose
The blds Or the following persons 70
an assignment OF the tax sale certificates
on certain lots In Americus, were &C
copied, namely: ID. p. TreaAlsr, j. L
Butler, A. g. EdmIsion and John Allen
A contract WAS made with John Ham
mond for the repairing ortho approach
e. To the Badger creek bridge.
On motion the bOaed sdjOaTnsd .,
meet tomorrow moFniHg.
WN. r. EwINa, County Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
aILrON-RROWN.

A very pleasant though quiet wedding
took place last Sunday st the residence
Oi John Fowler, the contracting parties
being Roht. =, Hilton and AIias EIia
Blown. daaShser Of Elder s. @. Brown.
'sr llsls city, The ceremony was psE-
formed in the presence OF small COM
paLy Of GFsends by Rev. lIr. Hawkins.
A very bountIfal and pAlAtAble supper
VS. served which WAs paFiaken Of
with great relish by the guests.
The bride received . large numheF Of
handsome presents. and the affair WA
one which will elWAgs be remembered
most pleasAaaiV by al Who were present.
III. and Ars- Hlisoa will take up thelI
SesS4eecs q Topeka where ne trust they
nay be prosperous and happy.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
punlap STONE. 8 Limo Co.

w. II. Summers, of the Dunlap Stone
and Lime company, received a telegram
from Kansas CITY last evening, apprIs-
ing him of the fact that his corporation
had been awarded another contract for
stone for curbing and guttering amount
ing TO about 5000: The success
with which this company Is meeting
IS already very gratifying. That
it's business will vastly increase with the
completion of the present projected ia
cilities for quarrying and saving stone,
is an assured fact. With the completion
of the tap connecting their works with
the Missouri Pacific road will come an
increased demand for their products
such as sawed and rough stone, ballast
fOT railroads, lime, etc. So
much will they augment
the freight business on the NJ. p road,
that It seems as if that company should
not hesitate II moment in the constTuc-
ton of the outlet necessary 10 secure
this business
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29

1T. RartOa has cold his sock os gro
ceFiss % d. n. Hloae. who has been esa-
pleset Ia his store for the past year, and
she doors were elossd Tuesday Eot
- pHsp0se Of iayoiclng. Mr. Burton
has established . trade which 10 exceed.
Ing valuabls. and We are glad % know
thAt. having dstesmIhed toEive is up. he
hes committed Il 70 hAnds 50 capsule Of
continuing u on = substantial basis
Nh. Stone Il one Of the most p0puia1
sAleamen 10 the tOw9, and pnssesses al
nf the qualifications Ens . snceessful
prosecution Of tbs badness al he pre1e
eaesor. He has the best Wishes Of III.
NEWs EOE that measure OF prosperity
Which rs has 30 faithfully earned.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
STRAY STOCK



Once OF the County Clerk, up to
week Nen<lfnr Nav AZ IaSa
nss,,1eS T-L---.- - rs--..- T...,. =,
\ aefson townshfn Eoe.s 1s<s one Ii~ft bsv
n a. tI.s-s. vrs :, IN lin co. IN ferei,Ssa
s,,.I 800 ,Ih,1- 49,. 1hs 49,. - a. Ian
hIn.i foot. no ofher mSrfs or brandS. Aiso
90 ~ - 80, 49, 1--@,.S.f = Tsss ~, Tishl
shoulder; no other nasrkS OF brAnds.
NrApr to-. -, ~, 1Osa hi W.
1913 - 1s-Se ~ 49,. = 80 ~ -;
49,, !, 80 =. 800 --iis s, ~ ~ S.-1e-I.
~. -, - - y 49, 49, ~. hySss,s
1919 7-.-S.-' ~, No. a ,Ssa NJ m \
80 - 1e.,s.-,vts to1asbt6 -. 80 siiv
tSSo v,,sys Ola ~
S..@1s.s .,. ~. = -, =.
~ = - q $3.50 - " ~. :. -, ~
= n nlssssIl;; ~ - =" - -
ana white nPysoSa Sehs -suAh IN ss1Ss ~
nAfAsof Dfenu1
aTEeR-HEIEER-Tah mp Sow !, 1855
~ Sno a. AcAla.ey. q Center sowa1nlp.
LOAn - ~ ~ 80 ~ - " - -
40 ". s. - 49,, 49, MSS 'seo'' Ss.S JSS' o'
~ " O.~'.uS
STEER-Tsken mp Nov. ], 1888. BY q. 7.
Son<ss ln Censsr oSnshlp. - 81 een VIZ !..
80, ~. ~ go - y - ~ -
n, ~ - S-.efs
T1Ce~rD s.---- x 49, ,sas =, ,s,,s.
NJ T - 1s - 49,, = - - S.11.-
SCnG e. ~ 49,. ~ ~. ~ s,rsSSSd
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29

We were IntOEmed by a eeafleman
this morning that 8. B. Hampsnn. .
pCOmiDeas farmer and stockman Of Nor.
ria cOlaty and we'll known here,
dropped dead Of EAeRnaGian q
the heart Last Saturday. while On hia
way home froa Ds@oRTis posl0laes
He hAd but . day OF two PEeYl0ps ale
posed a . large stock rAnch naar easEi
ing and . bag hnnch Of Cattle e Bar
clay. His sudden dsmlsa Rils Be
SOusce Cor much regret aIAOae u.
large circle Of EFieada and acquatntan
eea he eouId boast at throughout d.
state.
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sharins Sale.

Mary r L. Peak ". Adm PEAK ct al
Notice h hereby given thai ybx virtue vt an
aVtier OF sale issnli ont 81 the F1ftk aslteiaI
District tsoHTt ia AMI for I.yea county ans
state Gf Kansas ia the alsoye eEtItis Il csI.se
amt - directed, will. " esfnesi4v ttss.
Ind day ssf January lsess ~ 10 s3,rlosk a IN
" SAID day AZ he front d0oF of Ii,s. c5Brt
house ia the city Of Emporias Il on cosIs1 y
kssssts 0ser foF salean sell ~ BtliIif. aiicl
ton 70 the highest tiiftcs, all tlss, fssss IN q
tleseribesi real estate. to-Wft- The sontii half
sou l1east quarter Of inc noFthv quarter
lie a ~ iri, and Twelve rods on Of he
s.ass side "a abe Southwest qaaTtx.r5 Of the
northwest quarter II rolls on east ~ i. OF She
= % NJ Z Of xsetso'l. thirty -l1tr fssl IN
township eighteen fi>s. range eleven iii. IL.
Bs4Jn oOaHty, KansKs. containing one hum
drei and twenty six acres Also all of the
y arsi the east half Of the southwest quarter
= OF = 81 said section tiIift y-four "a )
I lying north Of the ehannef-of Alien creek
so piece Of land seven reds wide on OF the
east side Of the northwest quarter OF fse
southwest quarter Of said section - contain
ing ~ aeres; al OF said several tracts Of
zsisS acres, all in Lyon rounfy and state OF
Kansas. Gad the same Will ne sold ts1log, the
following Terms One-thiFi Of the purchase
price cEsh 81 rand and OHe-shirfi thereon N
two years from date OF sale, the deferred nav
mems : ~ secured iy 1Dortgrge npon the
] prenstseq. and 70 draw Interest as the rate OF
4 DER cent per zanunas Said sale % be make
subject. however. tn the EoT4EEge liens os
defendants, Henry Gar. FOR She sum Of two
thousand dollaFs f$3 0093 AEl interest thereos,
nuEl. paya5is semi annually, AMI EssWar5 =
Holmes- for sile suEa OF one hundred and aixfs
ttiGl D33 Said real estate TO be szsd by vfsfi.r
| to satisfy said orsteT Of sale.
vssIs sheriff &c Lyon esanty. kaas.
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HAyaiens 3 Allen ID. Msrehants' s.
DroYeTs' bank. ). 3. DAnfoFd. st. al.
continued
John PeSrier vs. the Ossgs City bank
ct al conf;nued.
State SAVinGs' AssocIAEiOn vs. the
Usage CITY bank; trial by court and
ludgGSht I,T PlAintiff for $335 go and
cnsla
E,nP"rIs Mercantile Co. vs.. w. Z
Huffman sale confirmed and sheriff or.
dered 10 make due publication
=. q Rizer Va. Roberto s. King; tEial
by c1urt and Judgment tor plaintiff ton
81 ,483 SO and costs.
Lamon Wenger We. Lizzie <. Null
ct. al. /; continued by consent.
The divorce case Of Joanna r. Elem
ing vs.. Robert r. Fleming, 6r., IL. In
progress ns trial.