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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-10-16

Stllu AlOilty iuN6Slcu III UIONlllS lGS
own horn in business way.
Mr.. Wick, saloon keeper of Ora
tiot, was found at Scales Mound on
Thursday night last with his head
severed from his body and revolver
in hand. He was at the fair at
Galena on Thursday and went down
to the Mound to spend the night.
He got off the train on the oppo-
site side from the depot and it is
supposed he laid his head over the
rail and deliberately suicided. He
was not Observation-Disclosures County
Democrat.
Keep in mind the auction sale Of
VIM. Salmon, notice of which was
printed in The Democrat last week.
The sale will take place at Mr..
Salmon's residence FIVE miles east
of this city on Wednesday Oct. %.
A large amount of property consist
ing Of stock and machinery will be
sold. After the sale of stock and
machinery Mr.. Salmon will offer for
sale his farm situated in the town Of
Waldwick and containing 160 acres.
This is one of the best dairy and
stock farms in the county.
A new bank is soon to be started
in Mineral Point. James Hutch
ison, ST., and his sons James
w. Hutchinson and E. Y. Hutchinson
are the projectors of the enterprise.
Jas. w. Hutchinson having bought
the Henry abstracts at the recent
sale of personal property belonging
to the Henry estate, an abstract
Office viii be opened in connection
with a general banking business
The Messrs. Hutchinson are all
responsible and trustworthy men
and have the confidence of the COM
munity. The opening up Of an
other bank is evidence that people
have not lost faith in Mineral Point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

Us Monday last thirty uismated couples
we're divorced BY the St. Louis courts, aud
1t was only q fair dsy for business 1t re
quired three Judges to grind out the legal
separations, and as no defence was pre-
sented in any of the cases, the justices e1-
ecuted their work rapidly. The Republican
serves with a satin finish to its readers 3 de-
scriptiOn Of each case, a sample Of which
is appended
Gustave Pohl allied himself With the
naughty and ancient house Of Won Bergen
ID J~sauary. 1873. at Jacksonville, Sullivan
county. y. Y. The lovely Emma, Eirest
flower OF all that noble race, put away the
Pride Of her ancestry, and ignoring the pref
Idices Ct caste, became plain Mrs. POhL.
The ~misallianee, sad TO say, turned oct as
matches between the high and the loSly
ever seem to DO. Her aristOcratic tastes
and tendencies soon led her into society
whittier the plebesn Pohl could not &C
company her, and society furnished
an attraction in the person Of John
Curtin for the nov Pensiye Emma. Later,
Firth GundiaE won her duc,tIe affections.
She left poor Pohl for good and al, in June,
1888, but not he says, before she had in
formed him, in q burst Of confidence, that
he was not the father Of her four children.
OF these the Oldest is IL and the youngest ,
years. Mr.. Pohl brought the burden Of his
woes 10 St. Louis snd hid them and himself
as best he could, being a pastry cook, in AMI
around the kitchen ranges Of various hotels.
Judge Lubke granted a decree, bat refused
TO extend the order to custody of the chill.
dren, they and the defendant being non resi-.
dents, and beyond the Jurisdiction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

WHILE WARD, Of the firm Of GRSnT x
WAEp, vas helping President Fish, who IS
row on trial, TO pillsge the Marine Bank, he
(WAaD) managed to keep FISH easy BY bait
ing him with immense profits alleged to
have come from government contracts
which. in reality, we're all bogus. Below Is
a sample Of fourteen monthly statements
of the profits Of Ir. Fish in the firm
Of GRANT { WARp from the non.
existent government contracts from
July, 1852, TO August, 1888. Mr.. FlsH'S
share in each months profit vas generally
paid in cash. The following mounts rep
reseD, his profits by months: $3l,lsi -,
:. 29sI 10. S7,276OS, $l.l93.-4, S9,662,5l,
S~i,.2s2I2, s3iII2l2, $-6,C5Z5t S2t-
H6.II. S2I25T5l, $30a,I0L Sj2,6O9 60,
$I29li72 $.S4sT OF.
No wonder Mr.. FISH took kindly to tie
srraprsmept. Such fine heeling has strong
magnetic iyfuence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

THEaIl absorbing topic in the city yesterday
among Democrats was the r~eaPPointnent
of Postmaster PEARSON. Everybody asked
every other Jody's opinion on the subject.
While a few ,hought the President made q
mistake ard vas concedjns too much to the
M1svumP element, toE the most part the
belief prevailed Mr. CLEVELAND did the best
he could and NJ snap Judgment ought TO ne
taken.
The conservatism Of opinion in the
rremisesi /. one Of the healthy signs in politics
uader the new rule. For far less than this
a President on the other side forfeited his
lie, 60 high ran the strife between factions.
Democrats sbogld and do feel proud Of
their President and have confidence in his
wisdom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

BEToRE d~enouncing Mr.. CLEVELAND over
much for reaPpoiEtiDg Mr.. PEARsoS It
were well 20 remember the 100 employees
uuder his control we're kept busily st work
on election day so that they did no, get to
vote. Remember, also, il the same CON
n~ection, that the Presidents majority in
New York State was less than l,20O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
She Preferred Virgil.

They were both students in the same col
lege he bad Just conquered his bashful-
ness sukcicntly to take her for a drive.
they drove FOR a mile through shady wood
ard romantic vale, and while her little
mouth kept Up a steady chatter, he seemed
to have lost the faculty Of speech. At last
he made q break.
Miss Minnie, which Of the Latin poets do
yoG prefer?
virgil, of course" replied Minnie, With
& roguish twinkle in her ere.
Why? asked Georye.
"Peesuse he did nos waste so much time
with useless preliminariss but started right
out With Arms and the man | sing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

GroRGE wv. CrsTIz, CAEI ScHraZ.
Rsy. HEyGy WARD BEE,HEg, TO say moth
ing Of the New York Times the Evening
Post. ard all the other AUgwunPs, are 60
ipg through that beaulfulbut difficult gym
Dasiic feat of placihg the thumb Of the right
hand in contact Eith the prO5osis and let
tiOg the little finger point in the direction Of
the BLANIAC~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

Ms McCoRNck, Jour sPOrtve enemy
Will take pleasure in asking you to put on
your hat aud don't stop on the order OF
0 u going. He has been itching to repay
yoG for tha; coup de grace you worked up
q short time ago IN which WEs. ATKINSON
aud VII CowDEy took a hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

The climatic and ~gastonOnic dehgn;s
Florida tourists are enioying are enough TO
make a Wheeling man a crank from
envy. Just nov from reports the weather
is IS June with Us, and besides the tropical
orange ard banana which are Plucked dead
ripe Just as one appetite Graves them, there
are g:sen peas and strawberries in a5an-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

Tax Tamnanyites were hit fair between
the eyes when Mr.. PEARSON was reap
pointed. Tie dec~spitsting Ak viii no:
make many places in the Nez York post
Office for Tammany this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

Ma Joax NyGRAu, there - 10 knowing
vtst q 5sy NAV bring forth, especially
WHEN it IS a Republican Senate sitting IN
Judgment upon a Democrat. appointment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

CEoRUs Of the Nug~umPs when the news
was r,etived from Washington Of Mr. PEAR-
sons re appointment. Well not go home
I'LL morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
lhs Year when business Va. Brisk.

To have been a wife, 8 widow, q mother
and again q bride in one year may be crowd.
ing q good deal into life, but is is What With
various other things, a pretty liIte lady no.
in this cts has succeeded in accomplishing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
Two OF an Unpleasant Kind.

L~@T.a AHFa.
The smoker who persists in smoking in a
crowd to whom smoking is offensive is as
boorishas the non smoker who gruubles in
q company where all but himself are enjoy.
ing the weed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
Godlipess Put Next to CleapIiaess.
lately fTom Vermont 70

4 lady lately from Vermont tells ne Of a
cal she received one morning from a home
spur clad youth, the son Of a country neigh
Dor, who came to knOs iishe had any con
sscratsd I've.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
THURSDAY, APRIL ,. IssS-

GENERAL Grant fights death dying as he
the enemy living.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

1uELAT % TrE LOT I&JE"-E2.
With @,ddeu-i La,s "a! battered hat.
And eye tina; told - blank despair.
c. sc51en bench the t~raye!er at.
Curing the .lte jhsi brought him there.
Sine hons, he rr!ed, we've fingered here
Thai. .iWayS coming, never comes,
Ill S. arv and wO-u. cold a0t iprlO.a.
AM pa5aly Ird in every junction,
And hop IN he'll
Their sOuS may dwell.
VIII hrs. iuvenJoi EsssN Junction.
I've trayeled north. I've traveleI south.
Ger mountain, 'Orest, prairie, river,
II Cceau sturm, l. desert drouIb,
1Ers' railroad smash ami steamboat silver.
While hope ana courage altered not,
NOr strength gave way nor hi. b ~as shaken,
Uu'l I reached this dismal spot,
o. man sccur>ed, Of trod iorSakcn,
Where sJla@ge ueS forms OF misery
AsSGil mems lives = thout ~cOnPUaCt.gl.
And | hop IN he'll
Their souls nay dwell,
Who Ersl invented I sex Junction.
Here BOston wait, tor OzdeDshurg,
And Jgdensbgg for Nontrei..
And late New loTk long tarTIeth.
And s~aratoEa hindreth all;
FFum tr Atauics WsYe-svePt bay
To NiSsiSippI'S turb;i tide.
All accidents, mistakes, delays
Are gathered here and multiplied.
o. .elIOS man. avoid tt.> place,
A. o. would plSgIe - !e,Cr hunk shu.
Ant { hp;- IA he'll
TheI " l. uly dwell,
Who IL. invented ESeN junction.
And long sni lite Conductors tell
~ --aI1s r mole, -hlpv rtCSed and >tpE,
IHisysn The engine iis.uai bell
lax up the err. 40 g. n" 20
"a D.: uae irom this hyll depart
- -. ruutr. 10 lis ! long one
he 'I-i. ard Nth a sudden Start
p imp 4 "a boa'G ! train he wong lie
Aud a- he vanished IN the smoke.
IL shouted nth rsiuuhlej JUNCTION,
81 LOpe in he'll
Their gpuls msy dwell,
WI IrSt inyeu ted EGeN Junction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
ron SALE.
Sa|s Of island Rea|1
Ssvesty-one Desirable Lot,, II
zaW's Homestead ~

zans's Homestead Tr,s1
1H PURSUANCE OF A pyrpvn
Circuit Court Of Ohio oounts n
entered on the Sin day Of JsAs
esse Of Cranmer and othen ,ri.lLlz
Swords and other, ths un~derizned haS
sioncI will, On hS
TUESDAY. APRIL :, la,
beginning 1t 9 O'Clock q. n, Gel
at The front door OF ths Coart Ha-sPLas
~, ". Va, IL following desy;hseM
situated o. y bssltng hllnd, In -. "a
ing, W. Va that b 10 say: n. set!E
The homestead tr1ct Of Ds,is wi -
whole OF which tact oonta!nsd 80
and one rod MRS OF len. at![I
Upde1 the authority Of ths all
nid commfzios ers have Cause - "a
di,idfd into convenient pa,oel, ,n.Fp-l
streets md alley through tie 49,. ts
ing such parcels, streets ard aLsv, Afr}
paved, and may be ser At The Ca =
ofhce OF George Hook, Clerk o. - ra'sl
Printed copies OF aid phI Cav i. Sscr
ton to the undenigIed- 60
The aid property viii hHt - or 1
and Afterwards In the parcel. .hsr, HtIs
and win be sold in vhiehere. "a, !. Vi
most adrantaseoua ~;
TERns or sALE-Orethird q, -.
money. or 10 much more zs the pa,d's =
cash In hand, and the remz!nde, IN - -
s,slmepis, payable respectively II o., s
from the day OF sale, With Interest so
the purchaser giving his note ior n. Z
stalinents, and the title lei Z r,iqsa,
payment Of then. W. I. HCH =
Il u RCs,FT
specA CocS.
Icsrtify that bind has been givsr H..
comma ioners ~ requires BY The nj1s
joins V. YfTTSs
nrI Cefgos~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
Abont MheFe Thsy Are.
- Yon Canlt nIake BOZ Believo NJ

The plantersin this whereabouts arssb1ut
through planting corn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02

SAfrUt& JteF7G.
With Bob IngersoIs every dsJR be Friday
by1asiby.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
FOR SALE.

Lorenz Neubergtr, Adrnistater, Ac.l
Mary Elizabeth Hes and othsr.
By virtue OF the authority q uitrH 10 ,
by Q decree made by Aid Cogr' Ia tas ih1g
causes consolidated, on The - dAy 0! ~
ISIS, the undentSued special oOIRlzsa
On
Saturday, the sIst Day of March. A. n
commencing al 10 O'Clock o IN, sll q, tts4H w.
ton, st the front door Of the Coar Hos
count In the city Of Wheeling. ". Va, IA
ore half o, lot number four a 10 su,r =
twenty thpe CG) on the map O! the sb en-
the Joerph Cald veil eststs and addition, ~
10 the sah city, which map 1, Of recoti IL ID
OF the CLERK OF the County Colri Of mi
smopg the public Land records Thereof si
lot frouu upon the vest si5e 81 Wood tps
tween Twenty-niuth and Thiuy.[ri tr~
has upon IL . double tenement franz ACOs
TKRns OF SALB-Ons-thIrt ard - nst
OF the purchase money A. The purch,sf EI
10 pay, In ossh or the day Of sc, All 'bt frA
two equal ipstalmenu, payable nSfsCur.I
and tvel We months from the day u slt v
tsrcst. the purchaser 20 give his u0t, bars
est from the day OF sale ioE tee ds!grti I'D
with security, approved BY The unaentnS
title TO be retained rntD payment II Ia
purchase money.
ALFRf CALDNEI
spoeiAl CoaEEA
W. II. HALLEI, Auo;ioneer.
I hereby certify thA, the s'or' rinS
commissioner have given boni. siih t~g
proved by me, IN the penalty o! S,S1, a q
JOHN W xrTcHEl
FYBRrARY 10, IsSS. Cerf q AK Z
h2i .2smr7,ltA2o
The above sale has h~en postponed uuu :.
April i.lssj, al sane place cot nencntn ~.
m. " = ". GDHDN \
ALFRED CALbAIli
sp.dsl ConnianfI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
A Poet to succeed n Poet.

AFsA OFHrfLNs
1t is discovered that Edward J. Phelps
also is 6 poet. 1t is related OF Mr.. Phelps
that oEe twenty years ago, when railroad
trains IL Vermont were run on schedule
time, be found himself at Essex Junction,
q village some seven miles from his home
at Burlington, in one o! those ~dilapidated
stations which even nos exist 10 some por-
TONS of cur country and when met with
remind the traveller Of a water tank in New
Mexico. Here trains pass each other when
they CHANGED to arrive, but the one Ar.
PHELPS desired TO take failed to come 70
time. During this enforced delay the
Judge, tLer a young man, penCiIed the fol,
loving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
hrM- ApvERrIsEMEMTs.

rSoR sAIE-A FRSflCLAss COrTRElL .
II RAeCOO drum cJlinder printing pres sf1e
a he'd Isx0. WI take On IN eighE pags scato
book furm- 1~nseodconaftion- Apply
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-02
NEW ApvERrIsEmEmrs.

vXyANTED-Iwo FIRST-cLAss mLKERs
" toEo on Larry Farm. Adirez "a b.
RESTsTKx ofhce. apr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court Of Phillips COun-
tV, Kansas:
AInericaC Investment Company, PITT.
vs..
ValOuis w. Campbell, Lydia j. Camp
DELL, Francis T.. Cradle and Catherine
Ora le. Defendants.
NalOuis w. Campbell, Lydia j..
Campbell, Francis &. CRADLE and Gath
crime Cradle, viii take notice that you
have been sued in the above named
court. and that YOU must answer the
petition filed therein by the above
named plaintiff on or before the 26th
day Of September, 1885, OF SAID petition
viii be taken as true, and Judgment
rendered against NulOuls W. camp
bell and LYDIA j. Campbell for the
sum Of SS33.2O with interest thereon at
the rate OF 10 per cent. per aunum as
follows:
On SI7.20 from Feb. LIST. 1882. and on
S24. OG from Aug list 1852; on S24.OO
from Feb IsJ. 1858; and ON $500 from
Aug. lst. 1858; on S24.UO from Feb. list.
1884. and on S24OO from Aug. 1st. 1854;
and on S24O0 from Feb. lsr. 1883; and
on S672 90 from Aug. LIST 1882 and Tor
costs OF suit, and "a further Judgment
against defendants for the foreclosure
ora certain mortgage made by NaIOnls
w Campbell and Lydia >. Campbell
10 the American Mortgage and In
vestment Company bearing date Sep
TENDER LIST, 1851, which SAID mortgage
is now she property OF this plaintiff,
upon the following described premises
situated in the county OF fAlIlps ana
State Of Kansas, tO-Wlt;
The northwest quarter Of section
twentv-one (2l) township four ~
range twenty "a west, and adJudglng
thar fine DIafntiIf has the first lien on
said premises to the amount for which
Judgment will be taken as aforesaid,
and ordering said premises sold ae-
cording to law, and the proceeds there
of to be applied; lst. To the payment
of the costs of suit; 2nd, to the pay
ment of the amount found due plain
tiff. and forever barring and forec!os-
inc said defendants and all persons
claiming or to claim under them or
either OF them of ali right, title, inter
est or equity of redemption IN or to
said premises or any part thereon.
q. A. SP ULDING,
aug-15 Attorney Tor flII'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15

P. R. Van Frank, chief engineer, of
the Kansas Western railway surveying
party, also A II. Baldwin and L d.
Mctilashon, assistant engineers, tOgeth-
er with II chain bearers, cooks and
assistants. eamped in our town last
Monday and Tuesday evenings. They
are surveying from Atwood TO Burr
Oak, and claim that they have found a
very feasible route. On Thursday, in
company with VIM. Bissel. ESQ. we
accompanied them in their work as far
as the west line of Smith County. They
cross that line lust south of Oliver San
fOrd's house. being about the center of
section % in Plum township The
whole survey from Phillipsburg to this
point will not vary one mile from an air
line due east. The engineers are max
ing a very thorough survey, which looks
indeed as if they meant business.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15

Died: August 1st., 1885, infant
daughter of E and A Burgett. aged
eleven months.
This babe was the only great grand
child of Father Adam GOOds, who con
Quoted the funeral services which was
held II. the beautiful grove on his farm
Father GOode is in almost a helpless
physical condition, but he was placed
in chair by the coffin and preached a
sermon from 9th Chap. Romans 18th
and goth verses.
The child was buried in the cemetery
arranged for Incorporation on Sec. s. D.,
Town ], Rrnge 19, the spot where
Father GOode has requested to be
buried.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15

LAST weeks Kirwin Independent
heaped a lot Ct silly abuse upon w. II.
Mcbride and Q. A. Lewis for supporting
Geo. StinsOn at the MillbrOok cOnven-
lion. The Independent is not a neDub-
licau paper, aud it had no moral or log
ical right to dip its oar into the business
of Republicans, 1t is fair to presume
that the Independent don't like the
Chiefs stories about ''whO stole the
Boots" and ''RObbing the United States
Mail; or the advantage Of Getting
Drunk as they apply to the Indepen-
dent editors. But we submit that, while
these stories have no direct relation to
the structures on Mcbride and Lewis,
they are at least equally fair. The aver
age mode n refOrmer needs iOlting very
occasionally in order that he may hear
his little brains rattle around the inside
walls Of the grOund.-We stern (Kansas)
World.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15

III inc DloJItcG OOuIJ o. i u1i4iJS COuuL1
Kansas:
American Investment Company, Plaintiff,
William MONTGOMERY Nancy Ann Nont-
gomery. q. W. Young, Jno. Q. Davenport
American Mortgage and Investment Com
pany, Francis III. Nroman and II ola NrO-
man, De endauts.
William Montgomery, Nancy Ann MONTGOMERY,
JnO @. Davenport The American Mortgage and
Investment Company. Francis n. NrOmau and
N0la Nroman viii take notice that YOU have been
sued in the above named Court and tlut YOU must
answer Inc petition flied therein by the above
named plaintiff or before the 2Gth day of Sep
TENDER 1870, said petition VIII be taken true,
ana Judgment rendered against William Mont
gOmery and ancy Ann Montgomery, for the sum
Of 81, 44j5J with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per cent per amman as follows:
On $3.50 from August lst, lSS2, and on $3.50
from February st 1888; on SIS 80 from August LIST
lSS3; and on $3.50 from February lst, 1854; on
$3.50 from August lst, 1854; and on $3.50 from
February lst 1855; and on S2l5 80 from August LIST
1883; and for costs Of sut, and further judgment
tain 10 TIsaga made by Imam montgomery and
Nancy Ann Montgomery TO American Mortgage
and Investment Company bearing date Of Septem-
Der lJIhr ISL when salu mortgage Is now I1e
property of this p.aintiH upon the following de
scribed premises, situated in the county Of PHIL
fps and State of Kansas, tO-wit.
The northwest quarter OF south east quarter,
south half of Northeast quarter of section twenty
C21 Southwest quarter Of northwest Quarter of
west quarter south half Of northwest quarter,
northeast quarter of southwest quarter Of section
twenty-siZ 800 township one ID range nineteen
ll9 philips county Kansas, and aoJudglng Jnat
the plaintiff has the first lien on said premises to
to the amount fOrWhlch Judgment VIII be taken as
a oresald, and ordering SAID premises sold accord
inc TO law and the proceeds thereof to be applied
lSE. TO the payment of the costs of suit. I'd. to
the payment of the amount found due plaintiff,
and forever barring and fOrec.Osing said defend
ants and all persons claiming or TO claim under
them or either of them of all right tide, interest
or equity of redemption in or TO said premises or
augI5 G. A. sPAULDna, Attorney for Pitt
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-08-15
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court Of Phillips County,
American investment Company, Plaintiff. :

American Investment Company Plaintiff.
Horace A. Aeachan, Emma S. Meacham,
d. D. Muir, G. 7. Dildine and Mrs. DildiGe,
wife of @. 7. Dildine. Defendants,
Horace A. Meacham, Emma = MeaCham, D. D.
1Iuir C. a. Bildine and Mrs C.. q. Dildine, viii
take notice that yOu have been sued In the above
named court and that You must answer the petit
ton fled therein by the above named plaintiff on
petition VIII be taken as true and a Judgment
rendered against Horace A. 8ICucham and Emma
S. Meacham for the sum of S51Z-uJ with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum as
follows.
ON sI4O3 from Feb. list. 1888, and on SLIGO from
Aug Ist 1883. and on lt.ta from Feb lst lsS4; and
on Slt-05 from Aug. lst. 1884; on Sl4-rO from Feb
LIST Is sand on $4,000 from Aug lsr $50 and Tor cost
O suit and further judgment against all defend
ants for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
made BY Horace A. Meacham and Emma =
Neacham 10 the American Mortgage and Invest
ment Company bear ne date October Goth, ISL,
which said mortgage is now the property OF this
plaintiff upon the following described premises
Situated in the county Of Phillips and State Of
Kansas. TO wit
The southwest quarter of section twenty nine
C23) township three CD range nineteen (sl west
and adiudging that the plaintiff has the nrsr lle-
on said premises TO the amount for which judg-
ment win be taken as aforesaid. and ordering said
thereof 10 be spilled: Isl To the payment o. the
cost Of suit5 md 10 the payment Of the amount
found due plaintiff. and forever barring and ore
closing said defendants and all persons G aiming
OF TO claim under them or either OF them OF all
right ttle- interest equity Of redemption In or
20 said premises O. any part thereof.
ausb e, A. ePAuLDEo. Attorney tor E'is1