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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Market quiet prices UNCHANGED.
Wneat-No. 2spring, ~ &C bid No. > red. Sic,
oatH--S go :, - So
Mess pork, per Dbl IA 9s1l5 o..
Lard, per 100 pounds, 65617 67x.
Short rib sides tloosej 80.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed lGgN Is.
Short clear sides boxed 0GS 10.
Hams, steady AT II 0c@li 10.
Whisky, distillers' furnished goods,
per gallon.
81. Louis, Jan. 7.-Flour-Market dull
and easy, prices ranging al 25Gi -.
Wheat The market dull May opened firm
ut the top price. but the government report
heiped 10 depress It to a great extent, closing
rs below Yesterday; No red cash b. SIG ST.
clos ny SIC; May, S5l s9s6.4c, closing $3.50
Corn.-L wer market very slow but firm
cash. ioc; January, Sic bid; February 49, &c
asked; May. so ,ld,Jl34c, closing 5O3sc
oats-Market easy; cash, 81 tc' May 81 &c.
Cornmesl-Market lower at 40.
" hisky-Market steady at 10.
Provisions-M9rket easy.
Pork-New mess, l5 OOtGl5 -.
Lsrd-Prime stream 7 30 per 100 lbs:
Meats-Dry Sailed Shoulders tbo1edl S11r
(d6 W; long clear. oO@I %; clear ribs, o'~t1
: IS; short clear, S71sUS 90
Bsc"n-s Shoulders, (6oxed) 80; long clear,
s 70; clear ribs, d7>a short clear rs
Hams-Market steady at 10 259l2 %.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 23-Flour-In good
demaI,d and n shade higher; choice, 3 50G3 50;
fancy, 3Ndi 40; extra fancy, 4 "5Gi 30; winter
wheat, patents, 5WDi TO; Minnesota patent
process 9O0p5 90.
Corn--Market irregular; mixed, 6l@G2c
yellow, 62C; white. t3c
0ats-Market quiet but steady; No. ,, 42c.
Cornmeai-Marketq quiet at 10
Hay-Murket quiet but arm; prime, Is "
ais 20; cnoice, - SOAP ~.
Hog ProductsIn light demand hol 'eri
tim.
Pork, ii 70.
| Lard, refined terce, 30
Bulk Meats Shoulders. l2h; long clear
| ! S7t, clear ribs, 0O.
bacon-shoulders, : %; long clear l21a
| clear ribs, SIN
Hams-Choicc sugar-curad, canvassed, II ;
| @l2GJ
| Coffee Market quiet; rio, E34G2ptc.
Rice In fair ii mand Mt i31(G51c
| Cotton Seed Products--Market dull all
| prices nominal; prime crude oils, SIC.
| Coke and Meal-l9W.
| Brau-Quiet and weak AT 72l%QD75c.
| sugar Market firm, fair demand open ke'
| tie choice, ~ prime, to strictly prime, ~
i7-l6; fully fair, 4 centritugals, plantatio
granuated, OK choice. q s(bb 3 l6c; white, 81
| of VIII te, - sG6c; choice ye ow clarified. 81,
| prime yellow clarified 53sG153s; oil yello
| clncided, 81 4(ap5 5-l6; seconds, 4I4015c.
| Molnsses-Ma' ket duh, prices nomina
open kettle choice. 81; strictly prime, 32(1n3
| centr!ugals. good prime, 1921; prime, l7@bl
sylups, HSD26.
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WOOL.

ST LOUIS, Jan. Wool market steady
and unchanged; unwashed bright medium.
l6(g231.; coarse braid, u 92l; low san
dy iO@sio; ine light. lpgi9; nue. heavy, lO(gl7
tnb washed, choice 35; inferior 3Ng33; sacks.
lOGlj.
BosroN, Ian. 6.-Wool in good demand Ohio
and Pennsylvania \ lleeces; 3Gp3lc; Ky 81 hC0
exta. 2SG20c; No / woods, 34c; Western
Oregon, l6c; fine territory woods, l6G25c
medium DO, l9,G2lc; very choice do 2H92414c
spring Texas, l7Gl7c1q.
PHILADELPHIA, Ian Gall woods dun and
nominal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

out TO nrm 1t up 70 81 SC, where 1t closed. Corn
opened with Nay al SIS sCco5i9Ac, but WAS ahso.
lute!y ientureless and closed with May at "a It.
provisions were slightly higher at the open
ing of the market. Pork started at SIS IS, an
advance of to 7ho, During the frst hour
nervous, and fluctuations were between $40 40
Gld37ts Tor the May option. Local operators
traded with q fair degree of freedom. PAGERS
selling pork quite liberia ~ at times and thu
country buyers OF small lots shorts were
more disposed to cover. and the last sales were
an advance over vestt rdsy at 10 o'clock on
pork OF 4bsc, aud sc on lard and short ribs
May pork eli, sed al SIS 80; May lard sold at
81 s07 IS and closed at 81 9lH; May short
ribs sold at IS 07ts0DS 10 and closed ATS 10 bid.
The following are the highest closing points
In leading futures:
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2lm2oi9c; fair, poe; Arioss, 25lc; Dill
worth, 2dc Fey, % l@23c.
TEAS unpowder, 35c to SOC per III;
Imperial, 40c to 65c, Oolong, Soc to soc
SUGAR Cut loaf, powdered and crushed.
S%c; New York granulated Sc; plantation
granulatcd, ~ Louisiana w. G., "a c fancy
Y c., csc; prime, 6]sc; seconds, 594 (a6c
CRACKERS-All crackers at st. Louis
lists, Sc; xxx SIC.
CHEESE Badger State, new lac; fancy
stock cream, lac.
GRlTS-Pcr bbl Is,
HOMINY--Per Dbl, -.
PICKLES. bls, : 90; half bbls, -; ir-
peral, gals, : SO, Iexagon 6 80, gals, 3 -;
half gals, , So quarts, 80 pints, 90;
chow chow, pnts, . 35; quarts, GO; pepper
sauce, 15c.
RICE-Fancy head 6.ac choice Ga
SAL ER KRAUT Per half bbl ) 80
STARD-C ulburn's Philadelphia, net
weight, a To cans, dozen boxes, per doz.
/ 0O . tb , doz. per doz 70; III, doz
per dol. 3 25.
MoLAssES-Ch. new crop, SOC fancy
| open kettle zoe; prime open kettle, 45c;
| choice centrifugal, 40c; prime centrifugal,
35c
| FLOUR Northern mills, fancy patcnt2 20;
half patent, = co. family, > 30. Local mills,
| fancy patent, Z? 10; half patent, 9 60; fam
| ily,2 80.
| BRAN-Mills quote per ton 20 90 for wheat
| ) 90 for corn.
| LARD-Dolds family, Sac; Dold's white
| Rose, 914c; snow white Sc
| HAMS-Per Id, 1870 1874 C.
| BACON-Dry sailed, 81, per liz, shor
clear, 10 &c per 10.
| Cider Motifs, bills : 80; Price & Lucus
Excelsior, half bhls. 3 80: crab cider bbls
10 80; peach cider, bbls, l3 80 pure Ken
| lucky, , 80
SPICES Black pepper in grain, lS@2oc
per Id; alspicc in grain, Zoe; ginger, Zee nut
meg, 750S5.
CANDIES-Flint stick SIC; Waco sricb
| 8 &c; Swecthcart , 30 per box, 600 sticks
mixed, in buckets, llml9i.c, Royal stick
90.
NuTS-A Almonds, l1(d2oc per To fberts,
l3c; English walnuts, lsc; Brazil nuts,
| gina, 6}6c cock Bruna, nc, quoted raw
| cocoauuts, Gas 80 per 100; pecaus 6 l.0D7lle
per ID.
| Dwight's Cow Brand, kegs 42a lbs,
| 5@, Sal soda Sc; Church, Arm and Hammer,
kegs AZ lbs, 53ac; Pals 53c.
| NINEGAR-lmperial, zoe; Alden, 20;
| Motifs pure, 27c.
SALT-S2 10; Dairy, 81 20 Liverpool,
| sacks, $ 30.
CANNED Apples, BIB cans Is
per dozen; gallon cans, %; Blackbcrrics =
BIB 40; Strawberrics---2tt 1 Is; Gooscber
| rics--2th 80; Raspbcrrcs-2tb 90
| Whortleberries-2tb So, COrn-Upper Ter
| 40; Wnslow's 60; Snowflake / Is; Pride
of the West / A; Jersey City IS; Indc
pendent ! 80. Lobsters--2th , Ijm2 %
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

vera r-A1o Jan, The markets on Change
TAN tEeiy quiet at the opening this mornine,
va nr 80 we wheat pit was thatthe local crowd
al io.N nearly even, but were afraid TO
ON t', ., market short. Local traders were to
enndsrN vent deferred from going short over
serjont! , iesl the present cold snap should do
oPeniag of The market next Mond hs oe'3[S he
Nuotnoaaa slight advance with Nav at sc
va se on for the first hour were between
ne MAJ utl the greater portion of the time
ciosa broke down once 10 So &C before he
ri 0N' enough buying orders were brousht
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MARKETS BY WIRE,
FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH CoSsoLs.

ENGLISH CoSsoLs.
orpoS. Ian. 7.-uonsols closed al 'oo' 81
w,nney: silver at II 5-l6d.
MONEY,
- yonK. Jan. Money on call easy at
~ cont last loan at 3, closing offered AT
SSip~ent; prime mercantile paper. 80 COG o.;
si,~g exchange duh and unchanged "a s2"4
] ssxfy day bills and 81 s534 for demand
b STOCKS AND bonds,
-. YORK, Jan 7.-Stocks and bonds
1874 the follow ing prices bid:
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COFFEE.

GALvEsToN. Jan. 7.-Wholesale dealers
report Market unchanged; Ordinary -;
good ordinary, 2l34; fair to Prime, Tx choice
q; peaberrY, "a; government Java, ~.
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BEANS Navy, &c; Bayou, NC; Lima, &c,
CABBAGE California, @Rc per 10.
COFFEE-Choice Rio, 22c; prime,
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cntt nM y ORR, Jan. The visible supply OF
NV u as fllows:
s1oIal supply To date ....... 3osI Gs.i
Me ~ date last year. ........ 99S- -GG
gT NNcol ihcrease. ........ ..... 1850
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NEW YORK COTTON


NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Cotton spots close
|dull md unchanged.
nSales g.. stock 915 $50.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08
Billy Wilson Here.

Billy Wilson the gambler shot at Kio-
wa last week, by the merchant Northup.
did not die as was predicted, but he is
in bad shape. Sheriff Stevens went
down last Wednesday and put Wilson
under arrest and on Monday of this
week he went down and brought
him to this city on the train. Wilson
is very sore, and it was necessary to
carry him on cot. His wound in the
left hip is the worst and it troubles him
considerably. He is now under guard
in the sheriff's Office, under the treat
ment of DR.. Gillette. If he RECEIVERS,
Wilson will be prosecuted for assault
with intent to kill. He fired two shots
of buck-shOt at NOrthup when the lat
ter was unarmed and entirely defense
less. Going outside he then fired two
more shots out of revolver. Wilson
now carries seven bullets in his body
he having been shot three times at Spi.
vey, last fall, in gamblers row. The
people of Kiowa became uneasy fol
fear that mob would hang Wilson and
and accordingly Sheriff Stevens was
notified Sunday night to come down al
once and get him,
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Ha1sltOn Happenings.

NC Anderson threshed TO bushels of wheat
on OF irty-tour acres OF land.
Frank Rebinson's poney kicked him on the
leg the other day. Frank walks little lame
from the effects of il,
Parke q Bailen shipped two more cars of
ponies TO Iowa this week over the Fl Scott
railroad
A Wright sold J. ]. whaIlan a COW and calf
this week for $50.
e. s. Woodwork looks perfectly happy be-
cause it is boy and tips the beam at ten pounds.
Jack Poe arrived home Monday from Jeffer-
son City. Mo-, where he has been for nearly
threo yeaIs paving for bride he borrowed
that happened to have horse attached to it in
some way.
v. l. Candles brother. J. +. Gamble. has
been here on a visit few days. He lives la
Anderson county, Tennessee near where we
spent the first few years OF our life
Geo. b. Johnston traded poney TO J. T. John
ston FOR cow and calf and four hogs. Geo. b.
viii soon have nice herd Of cows
Rev burton viz start next TUESDAY 10 take
Mrs Burton 70 6arhsld. where her mother
lives
quite an excitement was created Thursday
by one Of W. o. whitehead's teams running OF
Win load OF household goods and one Of c.
r. Beek's children on the wagon The child
was thrown on the wagon with q mattress.
me team was caught BY F. r. Severance and
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
SUMMONS, FOR SERVICE ON NoN-REsIpENr DE
EENDANTs.

SUMMONS, FOR SERVICE ON NONRESIDENT DE-
PENDANTS.
First published August 1, 1881
The STATE OF KANSAS: To Belle s. Bybee,
Greeting:
YOU are hereby notified that you have been
L sued by Alexander Monroe, plaintiff.
This summons is to require you to answer
the petition filed by the said plaintiff in the
clerks Office of the Barber District Court in
the State OF Kansas, on or before the 11th day
OF september 1855, or said petition will be taken
as true aud Judgment rendered for the foreclos-
ure or two certain mortgages executed Septem-
Der LIST, 1883, by the said Belle S. Bybee on the
following lands and tenements situated in
said county OF Barber, and described as fol-
lows:
The southeast quarter of section twenty
nve (25 in township thirty-one (3l) south, of
range fifteen Q5) west of the sixth princi-
pal meridian and containing one hundred and
sixty tl6Ol acres more or less, one to secure the
payment of the sum of $4,000 with interest at
the rate of twelve.per cent per annum, and re-
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds
or said county, in Vol. at page %. and
$4,000 with interest at the rate of twelve per
cent; per annum, and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of said County, VOL 8
at page 26l. and the prayer of said petition is
that the defendants and each of them, and all
persons claiming under them, be forever barred
and foreclosed of all interest, right lien and
equity OF redemption in to or on said land, and
that said lands may be sold according to law,
without appraisement, and the proceeds
prougnLint court ana applied 70 the payment
or, list Inc taxes due and payable on sand prem
fses; I'd, The costs and accrung costs of this ac-
ton; 3D., The claim of the plaintiff with the ac-
cru1ng interest thereon; and 4th, the claim of
the defendants as their interests may appear,
andnfor such other and further relief as may
be just and equitable.
Witness my hand ar the seal of said Court,
at my office in the City of Medicine Lodge, i'm
the said County of Barber this Both day of
July, A. ID. 1888.
FRANK HOLMES
Clerk of the District Court.
By s. L. ALLEN, Deputy
1913 GEO. J. BARKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08
She Wants 5000 Damages.

A suit was commenced yesterday in
the district court, the title of which is
Lima SchOenbeck versus Jared Hoag.
1t is suit in which the plaintiff, now a
.rosident of Bloomington, Illinois, asks
for SIS 900 damages from Jared Hoag, a
prosperous and popular young farmer
of this county, who lives seven miles
west of here, The petition alleges that
from March 4, 1857, until Jan, p, 1888,
the defendant at various and sundry
times asked the plaintiff to become his
wife and that she consented and stood
ready to have the marriage ceremony
performed, and that defendant failed
and refused to comply with his part of
the contract; that OH January %, 1888,
he married Miss Florence Graves and
therefore, because of this breech OF
promise, plaintiff wants damages i'm the
sum Of 5000. Her attorneys are Geo.
w. Ellis and s. l.. Overstreet, and it is
understood that Mr.. Hoag has employ
ed Sample & Long to look after his side
of the case.
Attached to the petition ara six let
tiers dated March 4th. April 18th, May
9th. Oct. 3lst, Dec. I'd. Dec. 18th, all in
1887, alleged to have been written by
Mr.. Hoag to the plaintiff. In these
letters he appears to have endeavored
to make arrangements to marry the
lady, but always pleaded that he did
not have time to make the trip to Iii
nois and back. He endeavored to have
her come here and that not being agree
able, he suggested that she meet him
halfway at Kansas City. Finally
though, they appear to have had some
misunderstanding and in effect he de-
clares the engagement off.
Mr.. Hoag is good citizen and not a
young man who would likely tribe with
the affections of young lady. He is
married to very nice young lady and
is apparently happy in The enjoyment
OF bis married life.
When bis side of the story Is heard
it win likely show that he was justified
in his course.
This is the FIRST case of the kind that
was ever 6led in Barber county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08

S. p. Wilson, Plaintiff,
versus
David Hartman and John Andrews
partners doing business under firm
name OF Hartman & Andrews. de-
PENDANTS.
Before D. A. McCanless a Justice of the Peace
In Medicine Lodge township, Barber
county. Kansas.
To the above named nonresident defendants.
Greeting:
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
you have been sued by the above named
plaintiff in the above named Justice courf for
the sum of Eighty-Five t$S5OO Dollars with
interest at ten (l0l per cent. from the 18th day
of December A. ID. 1885, and costs on n promi-
sorry note. That summons was duly jssued
on the Bill OF Particulars therein filed against
you and duly returned not served and can not
| be served because of non-residents of the state
That ON the same day, July 10th. A. ID 1855 n
garnishee summons was duly issued out of the
above court and served upon X. l.. Carter who
on July 18th 1883, answered, admitting under
oath, an Indebtedness to you in the sum OF
Inlrty-t1Ve 1855. O0) Dollars. That thereupon
SAID action was continued and has been set for
trlai IN said justice court at his Office in Medi-
cine Lodge, Kansas, on August 18th, 1883 MT
O'Clock a. m, of said day; and unless you
appear and defend against said action, i,idu-
ment Will be rendered against you as by de-
fault IN favor of said plaintiff for the said
sum OF E1ghty-Five dollars with ten Der cent
interest from the 18th of December 1885 and
costs of said action; with the garnishee ordered
amount owing and unpaid from him to YOU
into court to be applied on said Judgment and
costs All Of which you will take due notice.
5. p. WILSON, Plaintiff
BY 7. G.. CUTLIP, his Attorney.
l0E Attest: ID A. MCCANI.Ess, J. p.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08
Amber Items.

We had fine rain last Friday night and now
the farmers feel better.
J. o. Warren has sold his two year old steers
but we did not learn the price.
TheSunday school picnic at Furgason's grove
was pronounced a success although there was
only about half the number of people there
that attended last year.
1t looked very much Ike,there were some
fragrant violations of the law at the picnic by
men who knew better,
There was preaching at Furgason's grove
last Sunday by Rev. Kimball of Sawyer
There was a platform dance last Saturday
evening ana night at J. II. Wheats,
We understand there has beea as many rs
seven applications for our school Out of this
number 1t seems as IL our school dads could
select a good experienced teacher which they
were instructed to do. Dan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08

1t is further ordered that the primaries for
selecting the delegates to the county conven.
ton be held at the usual voting places in the
precincts at four o'clock p. M. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1888,
and it is requested that each precinct commit
teeman be present and see that the primaries
are properly organized and conducted.
All voters, regardless of past party Affiliations
but who desire tariff reform and reductions as
indicated by Mr.. Cleveland's message; who be-
ieve in simplicity and economy of govern
ment ''of the people, by the people and for the
peoples" who desire retrenchment and reform
in county expenditures and who prefer exist.
ing in the living present rather than in the
dead past, are earnestly invited to cooperate
with us in the primaries and convention.
T. L. O'BRYAN, Chairman.
AUG. SCHMIDT. Secretary
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

MEDICINE LODGE, August 1. 1883.
A delegate convention Of the democracy of
Barber county is hereby called to meet in the
court house at Medicine Lodge at O. clock, p. M.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1888,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Representative, Probate Judge, District Clerk,
County Attorney and Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction and for the purpose of electing
new central committee for the ensuing year.
AT the same time, the delegates from the Sec
ond Commissioner district will nominate a
candidate for County Commissioner.
The basis of representation fixed by the
central committee at its meeting April q, 1888.
allows one delegate and one alternate for
every 10 votes or fraction of 8 or more cast for
ID. j. Aber at the election in November 1887,
provided that each voting precinct be allowed
one delegate. This gives the several precincts
the following number of delegates:
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Dade Keller and no serious damare done.

Dade Keller and no serious damage done.
Mr.. L. ID. Search. the new proprietor of the
European hotel, has brought to Hazelton
Mambrino Chief, a thoroughbred stallion raised
near Lexington, KY He is a trotter from
away back and adds another to the large num-
Der of fine horses owned around Hazelton.
Last Thursday J. ]. King swore out war
rant before Esquire Johnston. charging his
brother Geo. A King, with trespass in cutting
some miilet that J. j. King claims George was
arrested and the case continued to 10 O'Clock
Friday. ID. T. Flynn, of Kiowa prosecuted and
w. c. Afford appeared for the defense A
jury was empaneled who brought in q verdict
OF guilty. The court fixed the fine at 81 and
cost Of suit Defendant appealed. This is one
of those family difficulties growing out of
long term of partnership farming and it is gen.
orally conceded that when two brothers go TO
war that nothing buta complete victory by one
and complete defeat by the other will ever
settle the matter and like all other cases the
people differ as to who is right or who is wrong
In this fight all agree that it is bad state of
affairs as it now stands.
Friday evening this part Of Kansas was visit
ed with good rain lasting for over an hour II
will be of great benefit to late crops that had
pulled through the drouth.
ca1uruay evening q large crowd or people
gathered at the race track on A. H. Peck's
farm to witness a race between Ed Germans
bay stallion and Tom Fox's sorrel horse. Fox
was to have 100 feet in the start the distance
run was half mile. Fox's horse won by a
few feet but it only required a man with one
eye to see that Germans horse was held from
the start The thing was evidently decided be-
fore the race was run. We don't suppose go
changed hands over the result. The lovers of
fast horses could see the game.
Tariff reduction is slowly but surely gaining
ground.
There is very strong republican here that
we have talked with quite often and usually
found him red hot for protection. Yesterday
in conversation he remarked that he was
coming to the conclusion that a protective
tariff was humbug and fraud and that we
did not derive any OF the benefits whatever in
this part of the country. think the democrat
ic party is all right when the people lay aside
party long enough to look at both sides of the
tariff question. w.CA.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-08-08

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF BARBER. ss'
In the District Court of Barber county, state
of Kansas.
James N. Titus, Plaintiff,
Mary Gard, Daniel N. Gard and Sarah
Gard, Defendants.
To Mary Gard, Defendant:
YOU are hereby notified that won have been
i sued by James N. Titus, Plaintiff.
This summons is to require you to answer the
petition filed by said plaintiff in the clerk Office
OF the District Court of Barber county, sta tie of
Kansas on or before the 18th day of September
1888, or said petition will be taken as trlIe and
| judgment rendered for the foreclosure of n GER
tain mortgage executed on the 4th day of Aug
ust 1887, by said Mary Gard to said James r
TITUS on the Following described real estate sit
uated in the county of Barber state of Kansas.
| to-wit:
Lot one a.. the ne of the NV and the w .
| OF the ne of section Is. township "a north of
range IA west.
And the prayer of said petition is that the de-
PENDANTS and each of them be forever barred
and foreclosed of all right title or equity of re-
demptlon in or to said lands and that said lands
De sold according to law without appraisement
and that the proceeds of the sale be brought
INTO court and applied to the payment of the
costs OF this action and the claims of the plain
tin, and for such other and further relief as
| may be just.
| Witness my hand and seal of said court st nv
once IN the city of Medicine Lodge in said
county Oh BARBER this I'm day of August 1888
FRANK HOLMES,
Clerk of the District Court
EDWARDS &NOBLE Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS n q