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5y y. W. B0we.
Real EstItc AuctiOnecr.
No. ao5 COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BH0Au


By yirtua OF the decree mentioned below. ;
will sell by public AUCTION, on tho premises.
respectively, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER .. ISIS
beginning with tho PROPERTY ON franklin
and Fifteenth streets at ] NJ, the NALt' A.
8Lf STABLES. win mule lots attached. slr-
uated as aOJve described. ana 10 be old IN
Two parcels, as f0l ows:
lst. The cOmmfdlDus. cli1ibly- located and
wcil-arranRed STABLE ~ The northeast cor
ner of franklin add Fifteenth streets, with u
front Of about Is feet, aud now Occup el by
Mr. Duke at a fair RENAL
n. Tie SrABL o. oi1ining and east OF tho
above. with two good sort sud we suited
for the stable business, now Ieufcd 10 Mr..
1hOmfs 7. TurnGr ana fronting about ~ Z, ~.
Both of these properties ate well situat d
for sales ard liyrrt stables. md always com
mand good tenants 40 ia + reDtals.
and 0t44 O'Clock pm. ON the same day
will sell. o. the premises the VERY DESlKA-
BE AND WELL-Bj lit BRICK DWELL
ING No 35 Cllcvr street. De Ween broad
aud Marshall containing eignf roou 2. besides
Kitchen with TWO rooms mi. house Is well
worthy the attention Ut those wanting a cen
trally-loCated ana com Orf lhle dwelling ither
asu nome on for investment The lot iloa 6
SD feet and runs back i3l feet ~ an alley.
plut OK the stable properties Viii be on
e. hiblti0n IN few dogs 90 the office Of tue
auctlonecr.
Terms: One fourth cash. aud the residue ~
SIX. twelve and eighteen months. for notes
with int rest added ana iifl. ,taincd
OHIO @. kEAN,
Spc ial Commissioner.
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I
by ChownIng Rose.
Real Estate Agents, AuctioDecrs and Brokers
NOS North Teoih street. Richmond. Va.

Heal Estate Agents. Aucioutci5 hnh bf'Nfio
NOS North Teoih street. Richmond, Va.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Henry Holland ind wife and
Clarence l.. Holland, dat d June nth, 1891, and
recorded IN the clerks Office Of Cbe-fcriield
County Corr, 10 secure note at said dpie,
drawn by the said Henry and Clarence l.. lloi
land far tro SUN ut $40, payable ono Year
after dl'c, default having be- n made IN The
piyment Of said not, and being required by
the holder OF sad pOte 30 20 do, the undo, sigmed
will sell by auction. at the ihce - how ing
& Rose. nlctiOIeofs No. hOrtn Tenth slf,e 81,
hichmond, Va,
On THURSDAY, THE laru DAY OF DE-
CEMBs n, Is :, at l2o'ciOck m,
TIE INTEREST or SAID HENRY MOL
land AND CLARENCE T.. HOLLAND
In the tracts Of land ia Chesterfield county.
adjoining thaikley's addition 10 the town OF
Manchester, aud cJutdiuiug respectively ard
61t 10 OaCr'e.
Terms sh. ! lit DUNLOP,
3dece III Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or Tur
i United stotes ~ the Eastern distri,, =.
Virginia. TX
In,bc matter q
A.w harman. Jr. la Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
Extract from sccIoe of Septemtor.1 IL.
cit "a now ordcri a that this msticr d. t..
uptoy. together With at proceeding d. f,'t
thereto. be Icfcrrtd ~ " ~ AN o Wal h.. .
Is b. rcby appointed ~ cial commission & f.
the uilf pose, who shall take On Account
liens and cheiges up'n me fund which, b.
come, Ur may hereafter com go fhehtrf,
the sssieupts m larkmpfcy 0f uI ! .
Hartman, Jr., hfnbrupi, Is go th. u8l ODD.
Of said bankrupt together WIN ihc.r tr.l.
ties. "a. ~ bat viii Do a Teason0h.e ana ...
com pensaflJu - fnoinai y. Page anI D
Guy, ns.iH' cts in ih1ktnJgg Of aHl f.-.
rupf, Toe thelr services JfnltrDl Old. t....
"a this matter and in nii procecoirgsltht
10 said O-taf."
And TIE siid cOmmissiOncrfha pIror.f..
once week for iodr successive wtfkf If f.
Lexington Dnzsfte" ana D. some ..r.,...
published IN he clry ~ Richmond. w..h
tcc sd 10 bu dccu 90 rIuyaIflf o. r..
sOnGl service upon nil parties elll.r....
OF the time and pace oi m.ing lii accom-.
And the sdld special cOUmI ,iluar .ht.I ..
port The same % ihe court. together u.fI ...
other matt deemcd pertinent hg hln... Dr..
whieh be- NAV be- desired 10 report D.. ...
party ~ flffU ifNtttuInHl
A copy Icsfe
WILLIAM u. WALL. c.ss.
In comp 'hrco With the above order ..s.
on Tuesday DE sth day ~ January $50 .t
O'Clock m. 1885, toe Cleik- oH ~ ol the rrIf..
-tatCs district Court 80 49,, Norfl TFr.f.
street, Richmond, Va. proceed 90 execute m.
reference by taking hH accounts and mll...
the report thereto required
WILLIAM % WALL.
3nOY }-OaNtw speDnl t0rnmI,.. End.
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BlankenshiD &c. Plaintiff. against Blanken
snip ar AIS DCicndanis-ln the Chaucery
Court OF the CITY 90 Richmond.
/. Charles W. G0ldin. clerk OF said court.
certify hat the bond required OF the special
commissioner by The decree in SAID cause OF
November u. lsss. ha. been duly given.
Gwen und'r my hand this 18th day Of No
vembrr. 1855.
21eltd CHARLES ". GODDIN.
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The WAY GRANDPA DID --GeneIal
William Henry Harrison, mounted on
a white horse, rode down Pennsylvania
avenue on the 4th OF March, 1S4l, bow
ing continually TO the crowds who
cheered him, According to local
chronicler OF that date he looked cheer
full and composed. His bodily health
was manifestly perfect. There was an
alertness In his movements which was
quite astonishing considering his ad-
yanced age and the hardships through
which his frame bad passed and the IA
tigue he had lately undergone.
Things were done differently Ia those
days than in these. Tbs arrival OF the
Pre-, ient-elect In Washington on Sunday
was noted In i1ve-line paragraph in the
National Intelligencer OF the following
Tuesday, with no indication Of his stop.
ping place. The arrival OF the Vice
Pres,dsnt elect was stated In single sen.
tsnce Of . dozen wo,ds: AT the same
tins ibe Vice PresIdsnt'elecI, M. Tyler.
al,o ssriyed."
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
Democratic Deliberations.

The county democratic committee
met at the court house in this city last
Saturday, 2lst inst, with Judge O'Bryan
in the chair, In the absence of the sec
rotary, f.. Z. Caruthers, of the INDEX
was appointed secretary, pro TEN.
The vacancies in the committee,
caused by removal or death were filled
as follows:
Elm Mills, Phil. Butcher vice Wallace
Stewart.
Sun City, 7. II. Callison, vice b. p.
Ayers.
Kiowa, d. d. Leahy, vice d. b. Del
Zell.
McAdoo, G. w. McAdoo, NEW town
ship.
Aug. Schmidt, of Medicine Lodge,
was elected secretary of the committee,
vice ID. b. DelZell, removed from county.
The following resolution was INTRO
duced and adopted:
ReSolred, that there be held at the
court house in Medicine Lodge, Kansas,
on Saturday, May 5th, 1883, at 2o'clock
p. m, mass convention of the democ-
racy of Barber county for the purposes.
LIST of electing 8 delegates and alter
mates to the delegate convention to be
held at Wichita May II; ID to elect 6
delegates and alternates to the state
nominating convention at Leavenworth.
July 4th; 81 to elect delegates and alter
mates to the congressional convention
whenever it may be held; 4th to elect
delegates and alternates to the senator
ial convention whenever it may be held.
On motion, Judge ID. A. McCanless.
senatorial committeeman for Barber
c"inty was requested to call meeting
Of the committeeman Of the Thirty
Eighth district, composed of the coun-
ties of Harper, Barber, Comanche
Clark and Meade, at an early day.
On motion, the basis Of representa-.
ton for the county nominating conven-
ton was fixed at one delegate and one
alternate for every Is votes OF fraction
of s and over, cast for ID. j. Aber, can.
didate for county surveyor. in 1887; pro
vided that each voting precinct be allow
ed one delegate.
1t was further ordered that the chair
man and secretary of the committee be
authorized to call the county nominal
ing convention at such time as the bes
interests of the party may seem to indi
cate.
The basis of representation as fixet
by the committee, will give the pre-
cincts the following delegates.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
Hazalton Hannan,nea.

The funeral of N. =. Moon and little Harry,
last Thursday, was attended by the largest con-
grcgaton that ever assembled at the church in
Hazelton. The services were conducted by the
Rev. Sanderson, of Medicine Lodge, who deliv-
cred an able sermon. W. l.. CANDLES chill
dren have been experimenting with the mumps
for u few days; hut they are getting along with
out serious results. w. J. Whallan is still i'm
poor health, but is able TO be up most of the
time. Several Of Hazelton's young people
visited Corwin Friday night to attend some kind
of an entertainment. w. J. Nelson has re-
signed his position as janitor of our school and
will farm in the western part of the county :.
The Hazelton creamery will probably be repair
cd and started up again in short time.
Rev. Burton returned Thursday from Iowa,
where he took Mrs. Burton for medical treat
ment She was improving when he left her e.
f. L. Collins this week sold ID. b. Croll two lots
i'm the eastern part of town for $50. The
crops are looking splendid; wheat is immense;
many are sowing alfalfa and If it proves a sue
cess the hay problem is forever settled in Bar
Der county,. The illness of our youngest
child kept us from attending the central COM
mittee meeting Saturday. 1t was the first time
we had failed to be there Oscar Haberline
will finish assessing in the country in few DAYS
and then he will turn his attention TO the city.
I'VE are in favor of Cleveland for presi-
dent, Morrison for vice president, Tom. George
for governor of Kansas and Judge Order for
congressman and the Mills tariff bill, and a
democratic victory that will forever settle
the bloody-shirt yell, and then we will boom and
have good crops, cheap clothing and be happy
for once more in our lives. W.CA.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
WARRINGTON NOTES

THE President has vetoed the bill for the
relief Of Major Daniel ". Bash, paymaster
United States army. The object Of the
OIL was 20 release Paymaster Bash from
all liability 10 the Government for the loss,
by theft, OF $3.50 which was entrusted 70
him for the payment OF United States
troops ut various points, one Of which was
Fort Mckinney in Wyoming.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
lions has decided by party vote to report
the Fisheries treaty adversely.
THE Secretary of State has appointed
Alexander Campbell, OF Fairfield, and
Frank b. Wheeler, OF New York CITY, and
Richard l.. Miller Of Lynchburg, Va, to
be Assistant Commissioners on the part of
the United States at the Melbourne Expo-
stion.
THE House Judiciary Committee has re-
ported bill providing for the construction
OF two United States penitentiaries, one 10
be north and the other south of the thirty
ninth degree north latitude.
FIRE in the Metropolitan Club House,
Washington, the other morning badly dam.
aged the roof and northern tower and
caused the flooding Of the building. The
total loss was $4,000.
Z. j. BYRN, &. A. Walsh and John
VALDEZ, all assistant foremen in the bind &.
cry OF the Government Printing Office.
gave testimony before the House Commit
tee on Printing recently TO the effect that
private work OF various kinds for persons
inside and outside the Office had been done
under administrations preceding Mr.. Ben
edicps, but that such practice had now
ceased.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
Mass Meeting S!
Of the Democracy of
Barber County,
At Medicine Lodge, Saturday
May 5. 1888.

In pursuance to the instruc-
tions of the county central
committee, a mass convention
of the democracy is hereby
called to meet at the court
house in Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, at 2 o'clock p. m, on
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1888,
for the purpose of electing 6
delegates and 6 alternates to
the state delegate convention
which will meet at Wichita,
May II, 1856 delegates and
6 alternates to the state NOM
mating convention, which
will meet at Leavenworth,
July 4, 1888; and delegates
and alternates to the congress
sional and senatorial conven-
tions, whenever they may be
held.
All voters in the county,
whether heretofore formerly
affiliated with the democrat
ic party or not, who are in
harmony with the position of
the democracy on national
questions, and who believe in
the principles as emphasized
in the late message of the
president to congress, are
heartily and cordially invited
to join in the convention.
7. L. Q'BRYAN, Chairman.
A. SCHMIDT, Secretary.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
w. T. ROUSE.
County Clerk

STATE OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY or BBRBEn. 's'
In the District Court of Barber county, state.
Of Kansas.
Smedley Darlington. Plaintiff,
-. i. Downing, Malinda Downiugand
:. w. Cooper, Defendants.
To the defendants b. r. Downing and Mslffsdss
Downing:
YOU are hereby notified that you haro. been
i sued i'm the District Court of Barber eounty
Kansas, by the plaintiff, Smedley Dariiuafons
who filed his petition I'm this case, in said court
on the 10th day Of February. 1855. Wherein said
plaintiff asks Judgment against Won fnfhe sum
of Nine Hundred Sec100l Dollars and interest
thereon from the first day Of October, 1888. nc
the rate of twelve fi2i per cent per nnntlm
and for the foreclosure OF n mortgage on and
the sale OF the northwest quarter Of the SOUTH
west q,tarter of section one III and the ensf
half OF the southeast quarter Of section two
III and the north quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section eleven iii township thirty
four l3fl Tnnge fourteen f1fl west. IN Barber
county. Kansas, 70 satisfy said Judgment and
for cost Of this suit; that you must answer the
petition ct tho plaintiff so filed on or before
the lsth day Of June 1883 or the said petition
viii be taken as true and Judgment viii be rem
dercd accordingly.
Dated April Is, 1883.
AL. -xHooHovER & CoAzna,
Attorneys Tor Rleinti4t
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sHERIFF's SALE.


STATE OF KANSAS,
BARBER COUNTY IS
In the District court of Barber county. s+s,s
Of Kansas. e."'>
c. b. Currie, plaintiff,
WI. Est1ll and II. j. Estiu defendants
X virtue 81 an order of sale, to me direc
teo, iseued out CT the District Court of Bar
Wv county, Kansas, in the above entitled
souon, y, George w. Stevens, sheriff OF said
SATURDAY, MAY Goth,
"A. ", 1888, between the hours of nine O'Clock
noon OF said day, at the front door of the
courthouse, in the city of Medicine Lodge in
DarDer county, Kansas, offer for sale. at pllh-
nc auction. to the highest bidder for cash In
nand, all the right. title, interest claim and
estate. whatsoever of the said defendants w
.; Esti,l and H. J. Estil, in and to the following
uescr1Ded lands and tenements, to-wit:
Lot No. two o. an Spring street, i'm Fried.
iey,s revised addition to the city OF Medicine
Lodge, lsss strip sixteen l16l feet wide. of M
the north side of said lot. and running tho an
ure length OF the said lot, from east to west.
N, taken as the property OF said defendants,
W.. Esuii and IA. j. Estill. and 10 satisfy a
y uugmeht against them, and TN favor OF said
Piaint1n, for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars.
tSAV wv with interest al the rate of twelve Der
cent. pcr annum from the 18th day of .IautI,.ry
1855 ana the further sum of Nine Dollars and
Eorty-fne Cents 80 45) as costs of sur. and
the Iurtner sum OF Three Dollars l$3 OOl "a
COSTS on TINS and previous order of sale: toreth.
er WIN the costs and expenses of this sale
Given under my hand az my Office i'm the city
Oh MEDICINE lodge, this. the 18th day of April.
GEORGE w. STEVENS
Snerln OF Barber County. Kansas.
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shakespearo's Birthday Entertainment

The pupils of the Medicine Lodge
high school, under the direction of Prof.
Beeson, gave an entertainment Monday
evening, 23d inst, to commemorate the
anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. a
fair-sized audience was present at the
Presbyterian church and all felt well
repaid for their attendance. The pro-
!eeeds from the sale of admission tickets
are to be devoted to the purchase of a
large picture of the poet and his friends
and to assist in paying the expenses of
an exhibition at the close of school.
Prof. Beeson opened the exercises by
paying an eloquent tribute to Shakes
peare and his works and pointing out
the great advantages gained by care
full and exhaustive study of this great
est of bard's writings. The following
interesting programme was then carried
out:
Song.......... .............. by the School
Recitation. ,.................M Miss bessie Roby
Recitation. ..,,.,...,..,.A Miss Maud McCanless.
Song. By Six Girls.
Paper, Lord Bacon" ..... Clarence Thompson.
Paper. ben Johnson 800. Rob. Field.
Solo, The Pie His Mother Made. ........ ..
Miss Alice Freeman.
BY the School
Quotations, Boone Kinkaid. Gratia Swarts,
Roy Hall, Willie Frazier and
Marie burst.
Paper, "Shakespearc" Miss Lulu Hahn
Paper, Macbeth" ,....,.,,.. Ge0rgc Wakefield.
Song and Chorus. The Old Home" The School.
Paper. Merchant of Venice" ...............
Miss Carrie Carmichael.
Paper. "Portia, ........M Miss Mary Esmond.
Recitation, "Hamlets Advice to Players
Pied Bills.
Female Quartette .................." ECHOES. -
Paper, THE Child's Shakespeare Fountain" 49,.
Miss Ada Ingraham.
Poem, SOLVER Wendell Holmes. .............
Miss Cora Byeriey.
Duet. II Know Bank. etc, "..... 49,.
Miss Lulu Hahn and Miss Jessie Simmons
Recitation, The Artless Prattle OF Childhood, -
Miss Alice Freeman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
ruRIreArInN nnrInR


STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY oy BARRIER. %.
IL the District Court OF Barber county state
of Kansas
amediey Darlington, Plaintiff.
versus
Nancy J-Turner, Reuben TurnerSw
cooper. Landers and Couch, De-
PENDANTS.
To the said defendants. Nancy J. Turner and
Reuben Turner:
VOt arc hereby notified that you have been
sued In the District Court of Barber county.
kansas. by the plaintiff, SmedIey Darlington.
who filed bis petition in this cnse February IA
lhes. In said court. wherein said plaintiff nske
Judgment against You ia the sum of Fifteen
Hundred Isi,590 003 Dollars and Twelve fi2l per
cent. interest thereon from October Ist Isss.
and for the foreclosure Of q mOrfRnge and the
sale OF the south rs IL of the Southwest GU rfer
OF section twenfy-stx l26] and the south half OF
the southeast quarter Of section twenfy-ssven
III aud the northeast quarter Of secti0u ff,jrs
ty-four t3fl aud tho southeast quarter of ace
ton thii dmsf ty4l all tn township thirty-one
i5ll lanEe fifteen Il5l west, In Barber county
haneas- 70 satisfy said Judgment and for costs
OF this suit and You must answer SAID petition
on or before the 18th day of JUICE 1883 or the
same viii be taken as true and Judgment rem
Dated April IS, lesaL
ScHO0E0vER & COATES.
~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
ROAD NOTICE.

To Whom 1t may Concern:
TN pursuance of order made by the Board,
i of County Commissioners OF the county of
barber, In the state Of Kansas, In regular SEES.
sion, on the 18th day of April, A. D.. 1888
notice Is hereby given that john Shamharge err
and twenty-nine others, househoIders of snid
county, residing I'm tho vicinity where il rs pro-
posed to lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented To said board their
certain petition. praying the laying out and
establishment of a public rond I'm said county
as follows Commencing at the northeast cor
ner OF section twenty-six, township thirty-one
range thlrteen, thence running east one-foirfh
of Il mile; thence south oDe-half OF q mile. in
tersecting the old road and TO vacate the Old
road running from the northeast conner of
section twenty-six, township thirty-one. ranses
thirteen south half mile; thence east one
fourth OF mile, TO the northwest corner of the
northeast quarter of the southwest quarter OF
section twenty-five. township thirty-one, range
thirteen; and that VIM. DOles. w. Z. 6eAborn
nd H. Lacy, viewers duly appointed. wiiiiIneet.
at the commencing point of said proposed rUs1l
on the 18th day of Nay, A. D., 1sSS, and pro-
a hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said coun..
~, affixed at my Office In said county, this, 10th
day of April. A. D., 1883.
w. T. ROCSE.
~ County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25

: The democratic congressional conven-
for this. the seventh district. will be
held at Great Bend July 18th, the com
mittee having so decided at its meeting
at Dodge City last Friday. The loca-
tioG is central one and Barton county
claims rs citizens some of the best dem
ocrats in tho district, and lots of them.
SO far. we have only seen two names
mentioned in connecticn with the nom
ination in this congressional district,
these being Logan l.. Carlisle, or WIeh-
tia, son of the speaker. and Chas. L.
Cook, Of Stevens county. OF course.
however, there win be other candidates.
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Treasurer's Notice,
OF
Unredeemed Lands and Lots
SUBJECT TO TAx-DEED.

STATE OF KANSAS.
BAIBER COUNTY.
Treasurer's Office, at Medicine Lodge, I'm said
County.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested, that ut the Tax Sale of Real Estate
held at the Treasurer's Once, in Barber Coun.
ty, Kansas, commencing on the Third tiay OF
September, A D., 1855. and held and continued
from day to day during said month of Stufem-
Der, the following described lands, city and
town lots were sold for the unpaid taxes duly
levied thereon for the year 1884, and for the
lawful charges and Interest thereon reckoned
10 the First day of September, 1885. And each
anu every tract. lot and parcel of said real es-
tate, viii be subject to a tax-deed on the First
day of October, A D., 1883, unless redeemed
prior 10 that day. by payment of the amount
required for redemption. stated in the follow
ing list- And any tract or lot not so redeemed
will. on said day. be conveyed to the purchaser
thereof, at said tax-sale, or 20 his assiRns.s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25
PgBLIcATIoN HorrcR.

PUBLICATION Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY or BARRxa. 90
In the District Court OF Barber county State
OF Kansas.
Smedley Darlington, Plaintiff,
James +. Shcddy, Nettie G. Sheddy
and 5. w. Cooper, Defendants
40 the DEFENDANTS james r. Shcddy and Nettie
G. Shcddy:
YOU are hereby notified that you have been
i sued In the District Court of Barber County
hansas, by the plaintiff Smedley Darlington.
VINO HE'D bis petition In this case February 18TH
1865, IN said court, wherein said plaintiff asks
Judgment against you Ia the sum OF Eight Hum
dred lrsU9Ul Dollars and twelve II2l per cent
interest from October 1st 1885, and for the fore
closure OF a mortgage and the sale OF the fol-
lowing real estate, situated in Barber County.
and State Of Kansas:
The west half of the southwest quarter OF
sees. - eleven and the south half OF the SOUTH
cast quarter OF section ten, In township "a,
:, To satisfy said judgment and for the costs OF
tnls suit; and you must answer said petition so
Mod on or hefore the 18th day or June 1879 or
the said petition will be taken as true and j,dg-
ment will be rendered accordingly.
Dated April p. 1888.
4c-S SCHoONovEn & COAff.a
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-04-25

While the time was not agreed on for
the county nominating convention, it
wes the opinion of the committeeman
and prominent democrats present that
the convention shou,sS. not be held earl
Ter than September, and one member
suggested that one month was a long
enough time in which TO fight our coun-
ty battles,