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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-01
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: Wtontd9 Su lbrer re9elmaBi9en Stsui
r 5uiammen. Iue Serren &i6ter iunrt
: antpeienb.
; Solsenbe Re6nunsen fir Irmei
pflese tpuroen beluiGlist:
g. .. Ridarbion, fir Srau 8reipe
rnb So9ter, $3.50.
@ntil 8onou, fit grutiinser III
@eber, $50.
@uitap Bod, fir Grnit Sfief, SIC
50. s. 4Gen, fir s. garrol uno Sra
s21.25.
gtancp See, fir Marp guerett, $17.
so.
9. u. Stieboff, fir Sobu stemmler
$50.
S8m. S. 9l(len, 9lr5nei fir Carol S.
| Gonrab S6u6, fir Srau Damn, $15
Seinri6 stble, fir Srau Slemme, $40
S. $. 8ui6mann, fir 5rau Druid
$40.
2oreuS Carrot, fiir'5rau glp, $40
SObn GappemeDer, fir Srau Solt $S
SO1n Giduppeler, fir 5rau 9ubOlo
unh Glisa 8urbon SO.
6rjb Sotttuis, fir 5ruu Subib $16.=
| rs.
Geu. 6romm, fit auquit S6aeffer
$1,000.
Subn Mi9.ls, fir Srnu Nueller$15.
Sos. .. Barbarid, it., fir Srou
G(emens,ss.
6ul9enbe &ednunser uurben our
3abIung unseipieIen:
Rubolpb 8oier, fir 0ienite als Stra'
BenzgOmmifar, $27.
@ebriioer @raf, 9rudarbeiten
s26.75.
stu9uit Mepsr, fitr Soften i'll grimi'
nal 6d0en, $296.65.
Srrenzaipl iii ct. SOiepb, fir Inter,
bait BON @eiitesfranfen, $4,000, Srren
Nlpl in Sutton, buielbe, $512.65.
9lenf unb Senlins, fir arbeiten um
Court 9auie, 1854.
9crmann 8eniius, IT,, fir @iniesuns
BON 6enitcri i9eiben int Court 3aus @es
bauoe $500.
6rant Sudp uno Gnbere, fir Silfez
leiitun9en beim 8ermefen uno Iusle~
gen elmer 6ifentliden @truBe $16.5O.
5rer. @ebmboebner, Surs fir 8Obert
&leeb, s4.00.
s. 9. g8enicl, 5alair als Gountp
9lnlpalt, s125.OO.
GDas. 5. @perp, 8eparutur ant
County @efdn9ntB s41.00.
81. s. Suienritter, s8uaren, $500.
Srib @eller, 8eocu, $500.
q. S. Srubut, 8aaren, $1.20.
6rnncis Snden, Court Scus Cont
milidr, $4,000.
81. 6. Mumbrauer, auslasen fir
GypreBs @ebIbren, 80 Gents.
Der Glerf luurbe ansetuieieu Die sez
gen @eo. s. @oubers ein9ctrusene
Sppot5et Su l6iden oa Souoers bas ses
lic6ene @elo suriidbeiablt.
Die Court beidloB bic slbi6dbuns
oes Gisentbun,s ber Miiiouri 8acific
gilenbaDn unb Der 9elesrapbens@eieG,
ibaft fir Steuer5luede gu be1aHen tpie
iie bisDer iuar.
Sn Sa6en Der Getition BON .. s.
@ibIon uub Nnberer I'M bic 8erlesuna
elmer 0ffentlt6en StraBe, tpurbe bas
@elu6 bcipilli9t uno Der Gountp @lerf
5eauftrn9t bic 8etenten bon Der 8cz
ibres @eiu9es lit Senntnib
5u feben.
Ser Sunb bes gouutp Surpenors, 8.
s. Grace, i'm 8etruse BON $1,000 ipurbe
cin9crci6t unb be itdti9t.
Die Court idlob nit no9tebenben
Gerioncn Gontrafte fir bem l1nterbalt
oon County. .9lrmen fir bag laufenbe
SaDr G6:
gam. 3. 5ibler, fir Safe earrOl
unb 5rau, s65.
atatt Surris, fir 5rau Sreiuer unb
Go6ter $144.
Sbonds Balnter, fir5rau &ubib $50.
Smil Sonolu, fir @utiinser unb @ez
Der, $3.50.
Sol9enoe @esuufieber lesten Der
Court lire idbrlide 9tbre9nuna Dor
unb er9ielten bic ibren geamen oeaenz
uberltebenoe @ltmme fir lire 9ien5te
bewiai9t:
So6n SolIerben, 1. 9tIt. $172.OO|
6rib Wteper 8. 163.OO|
S. y. Souoers 4. 157.00I
Ylealant Setpeu, 5. 10S.50
Noolpb SrlsfD 8. 113.0O|
s. q. 5. Sobl, 9. $500
U. =. Slles, IL. 10000
{. i. GlteS, II. 141.25
s. >. Berger, Is. 1861
Ofsrtin &un;. IA. ~" 14S46
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-01

Npfelz uno Hend=Sranbp, bier Sabre
aft, Der bette in Der Staot. Su 1aben bel
G6as. &immel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-01

berri6enben 8ourbOnerz&e9ierun mad
unb na3 entriiieu iueroen, - f6nnt,
man Der Sn9e eini9ermaBen nit 9e
nliitbsrube suieben. Die 8idldrittle,
araben ii9 our9 ibr 8orseben ibr eise.
neg Grab. Selblt Die @ntfernuns Der
beutl6en Spra9e aus ben Dffentli9en
S9ulen fam uns Sientlib falt lniien:
I'M beiten Safe mar iie ia bod MIR elm
sebulbetes Stieffinb uno Die er5icGten
8eiultate I'M Ga9eneinen itanoen infeiz
nem gerbdltniB 81 ben &dmpfen fir
Gtnfiibruns umO grbaltung bes beut=
i6en 5pra9unterribts. 5riiber be-
itanben iiberau quite beutlde 8ripntz
namentli9 9ir9Idu(en uno Die Sin=
Der lernten neben ber englil6en Die oeut=
i6e Sprabe. Sn Deli Difcntli6en Sduz
len - Die BON ct. Souls oielleidt aus
9enummen - bei9rdnfte ii6 Der oeut>
i6e 5pru6unterri6t pelleidt auf cine
balbe, b06Itens cine san6e Stunbe per
Gag, Die anoeren Sd6ern abse5uun9en
Ipuroe unb ba fam uatiirli9 BON eincm
Srlernen ber beutiaen Spru6e feline
Reoe ieiu. g8iro Die beuti6e Sprnde
,an5 aus Den 0Hcntli9en Sdulen Der
5annt, 10 iuerben eben iuieber &riuats
9ulen ursanliirt uno ba miro beuti6
,elebrt unb beuti6 9eiproden trob alIen
8ourbonen 2esislaturcn. 9eBterc erz
peiien iid aud in bieiem Safe iuieoer
rs ,,oie Ma9t, Die itets bas 86ie tuia
tnb nur @utcs i6afft." @bl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-01

Der republifuniide @ouu. Sooep bon
Snoiana lit Der pernlnftiaen InIi6t,
oaB man ein 9emperenjseIes wel6es
ni9t auseefiibrt iuerben f6nne, ipieoerrus
fen uno itatt beTen Elm @eieb einfibren
ioae, tpel9es Die an Getrdnte6anbel
Sntereiiirten beoba9ter f6nnen unb
po1en. 3afiir 9ebt bas 8robibitions.
Organ "The Voice" nit ibm ing &C.
ri6t. Gs iu9t babel audi: ,,8enu bas
9eies sere6t uno biIia 1T, fibre man
es aus; penu ni9t, 10 n.bne man Is
Ileber gar ni3t an." 9as iit ia i'm
Srunoe senommen bafielbe pas @ous
oerneur SOoep ia9t. Gin Geies, tpels
DIES rseredt uno bilIis" lit, piro itets
BON ber srOBeu Muiie oer 8iirser, bic
es onsebt, befol9t uno BON Der 6Fentlis
den Meinun9 sebilIist iperben. 9as
lit nber betanntIib nit ben 3panas9ez
lesen, iuel9e Die 9robibitioniiten anltres
ben unb in Sunius idon bur6seflbrt
baben, n!9t ber Sal.
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Der 8aiieritunb iit I'M 0aliiouri un>
seipObnli6 niebris fit oieIe SabresSeit.
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Ser reuerIuG61te GrGl liocnt 0arriipn,
beiien amtseinieBun9 ant fommenben
Moutog inter 9rOBem S6au9eprd9e
itattiinoen luirb, oelien 6amilien.9ln.
seb6ri9e, ioiuie lein 8r:uatiefretdr nit
5amilie, uno etui9e tntiue 5reunbe
iino ON Mtontug ntittel5 SpejialSug
unter ben Gliidiuiini6en un9ebeurcr
Weni6enntahen uon Snoianupoli5 nad
@oibin9ton ubJereif uno bort 9eitern
9tadn,itta9 anSetummen. 0ie ange=
botene lleberiul9un9 oes 3ugcs bur6
@ebeinpolijiiten iou ,6urrilun nit Der
Semertun9 aus3eibla3en bl6!n, baB
es trallris I'M Die 9fepublit beItelt
iudre, luenn Der 9clesli6 ersui5ltc 9rdz
iibent ni9t nit Siberbeit Die 0teiIe na6
bent SIP Der miniitration unterneb=
men fOnne; ba5 BEL Der lebteu @d6l
ibn Su 9beil seiuoroene @ertrausn oe5
8olfe5 iei fit i'm 5t9.r9cit g.HI5 mo
tuenn bas S6idial ilber ieiue BerIon
anbers bel6loiien babe, 10 fii9e CT iid
iuiIis. Iu9 io[ Serr !6urriion priuat
seduBert baben, oaB er bas giuz5ermin=
Brin5ip Su bea6ten geOeafc. lleber Die
3uiammeniegun9 bes gabinets lit nod
nidts SerldBli6es betunnt, bod ruereen
mir in nd9iter Summer ii6er Die Gens
beng Der neuen Nominiitration ST beri9z
ten I'M Star5e Iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-01

93un cs 5un ,,Sebruu5" Der bemofrdz
tii&en ,@pilobc" fOmmt, Sei9t c5 ii6,
OuB 9errn Glcoeluno's anfin9ti6es
Streben nn6 Giuiloienlt Jfefurm in
ieiuer Eartti bod nidt auf 9au5 lltz
fru6tburen Soben 9efaGler lit, bem BON
Den 10000 9empfraten Die nidt Stube
uno &ait batter, Bis iie iebct ciuen SC
publifaHer aus Dem Stmte 9ebrdn9t bat
ten, itno 79,999 beute gouS entl6iebene
Giuilotenitrefurmer; iueun cs no6 ibnen
sinse, iuiirbe nidt Elm ein5iser Semoz
frat aus benz Sunoesbien1t entlaIIen
weroen. 9euu 9ebOrt abcr 5u uirfli6er
Giuilbienl lt=8eform ni1t bios S9norirz
ung bes Yarteiltanopunftes, lonoern
5uuGIeruGdit SeriidIidt!9ur9 Der inoiz
pibueleu Sii6ti9feit - oesbalb oiirite
oer pl0blid)e SefenntniBlue9icl Der
Mebrjabl ieuer 79,999 0cmofraten
leioer fru9tlos iein.
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@a9enbef fcbtperoeR.

masenframpf sebcilt.
San @ntpnip, Ser, "a. Rat. 1888. -
ileber jpei Rrnate lit i9 fat fprtrpdbrsnb an
Ras.nfrdntpfen unb erlt nahosm i'd cine 9eit>
lang rseelrdbis Or. &u9. 86nis's 5amburser
9ropftn aneefpanbt Bate, mar t6 ruiebsr berse>
felt. - @ueult Glbcrs.
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Nisiitiiier I6.
8Odentli9sr @arttbertdt.
0ctreibr, WehI MIN

Stoen Sreitas cOrrisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS
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THE CHARLES A. voeELEa CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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0efprte Screauuna.

ueber 20 Sabre.
Sebewains, Ri6., 81. @ai, 1888. -
Geit benz Sabre 1865 Ietee i'd b6ufie an Wasea-
beItpsrbsn unb &cpfIGmersen. bp6 ipbalb i'd
siniee Dpien Or. @usuft 36ntg's Samburser
1rrsftn einsenomm,n babe, bin i'd ipiebsrbtr>
e.fsGt. - g3illiam SuSbe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23
SINGULAR OCCUPATIONS.

LADIES' maids can now be hired in New
York by the hour or evening,
A HAIR buyer visits Indiana, Pa, and vi
cinity regularly, and usually comes away
with fine supply of natural hair, which
she has purchased from the young women
of that region.
A MAN was caught in New York theater
stealing the music with photograph that
he pointed at singer from proscenium
box. Heintended to produce the song in
another opera and evade the copyright law
In Philadelphia novel occupation of
Housekeeping for various families has been
developed recently. The professional house
keeper has number of houses upon her
visiting list, and acts as manager of each
establishment, having direction of servants
and the arrangement of the household rou-
tine.
THERE are more ways than one of maxim Q
money, and there is man in Chicago who
is profting by one of the other WAYS. All
photographers use a paper impregnated
with silver solution. This man makes
periodical visits to the photograph. galleries
and secures this paper. He burns it and
refines the ashes, securing large amount
of silver. His bargain is for twenty per
cent. Of the silver produced, and some
weeks he secures over $780, 1t is hard
work, but he makes fair living at IL
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23
NOTES ON NOTED PERSONS.

Miss N1sBET-HAMILToN is the richest wom-
an in Scotland.
Mrs. AMELIE RIvEs- CHANLRR is said to
be fond OF reading and rereading Thack-
cray.
ADELINA PATTI says that she means to
make liberal provision in her will for the
education OF poor girls with good voices.
SARAH BERNHARDF still carries her coffin
around with her on her theatrical tours. It
was observed in her recent Journey to
Vienna. encased in its regular travelling
box.
MILE. MARTHA SoUCAREs, who won the
first prize IN the beauty show at Spa, re-
ceived in one week one hundred offers of
marriage from bankers and young scions of
titled English aristocracy
LEBANON, KY, claims the champion old
woman-Aunt Til Purdy, aged 121. Her
mother, Charlotte Schuch, who died three
years ago. was 135, and the Bible of her for
mer owner is put in evidence, as therein is
recorded the birth of Charlotte Schucb in
1850, and the birth of this daughter in 1867
when the mother was but seventeen years
old
CORA BELLE FELLOWS, the Washington
girl who married the Indian Chaska. made
$1,000 by dime museum exhibitions. With
the money she bought diamond earrings
costing $780, a seal-skin sacque and an ont
fit of dresses; also, several suits of clothes
for her husband and a fine gold watch
They have returned to Dakota as poor as
ever.
CHARLOTTE SAUNDERS CUsHMAN, the re-
nowned tragic actress, was born in Rich
mond street, Boston, July %, 1916, and died
at the Parker House, in that city, February
Is, 1876. Her fathers name was Elkanah:
that OF her mother, Mary Eliza Rabbit. In
her youth she was possessed of very sweet
contralto voice, and appeared in the opera
OF " The Marriage of Figaro" assuming one
OF the prominent parts. Shortly afterward,
almost without warning, her voice failed
her first appearance in tragedy was made
in New Orleans in the character of ssLadv
Macbeth" Meg Merilles " is conceded by
good judges to have been her greatest part.
although many others claim such superior
ity for her impersonation of Macbeth's
wicked wife.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23
No. 636. First Published Jan. o, 1889.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF BARBER. az.
James A Houck,
versus
John w. Clutter and Belle Clutter.
his wife; William NJ. Clutter The
western Farm Mortgage Company
s. b, Clutter and Belinda Clutter
MS wife, Frank Adamson and Will
lam NJ. Mclaughlin.
pf virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
- Barber District Court sitting in and for said
BARBER county. in the above entitled action and
to me directed. / will on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A. d., 1889, at clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the courthouse i'm said
county, offer for sale at public auction and eeII
without appraisement to the highest and hest
bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said order
OF sale all the right, title and interest whafso-
ever OF the abovenamed defendants, and each
OF them, and of all persons claiming under
tHeHl III ana 10 the following described tract
piece and parcel of land lying aud situate i'm
SAID county of Barber, to-wit:
Inc northeast quarter of the southwest otlar-
ter, ana the west half of the sOutbe at ouarter
OF section fifteen. Ii, aud the northwest 1uar-
ter OF the northeast quarter of SECTION twenty
two, e. all in township thirty-four. "a. soutb' az
range twelve II, west of the sixth o, Princjpal
Meridian also lots three, 3, and four 4 and the
south half or the northwest o;iarfer of
section five, 5. in township thin ty-fOur "a south
OF range ten. 10, west of the sixth. 8, Principal
Meridian, containing in all three hundred and
twenty and thirty-efRht hundredths. go 81 100
acres, more or less together with all and singll-
lar the tenements, Entertainments and appurte.
nances thereunto belonging or i'm any wise ap-
pertaining.
Given under my hand at my Office I'm the city
of Medicine Lodge, in said county, this 7til day
of January, 1889.
GEO, w. STEVENS. sheriff
GEO. j. BARKER, Attorney for Plaintiff 1881
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twenty-one colleges and five halls. Oxford
was seat Of learning as early as the time
Of Edward tho Confessor. University Col
lege claims 70 have been founded BIZ Alfred.
TIE young lady colIegiates at Harvard
have been doing some hard work during the
past year. About fifty Of the Harvard Col
lege professors have given instruction in no
sense lower in grade or less stimulating
and valuable than that gwen to classes of
men. The society had 103 women in it's
classes during the year.
The Women Teachers Association of the
teachers In the public schools Of New York
has passed resolutions requesting the Board
of Education to make the minimum salary
of teachers, after ten years service, $3.50.
In Boston, Chicago and other cities the as
ISOLATION says length of service is made the
basis of regulating salaries, and it main
tains that this is the safest and only method
of regulating salaries.
AT a recent meeting of the New York
Academy of Anthropology an address was
made by Viroqua, Princess of the Six Ma
tions of the Mohawks, who live on the Grand
River Reservation. Her address was in
regard to an Indian college which she is
endeavoring to have established at Wash
ington. Colonel JaQuess, wealthy Phila-
delphian, who has been living in England
for the last ten years, has promised to con-
tribute 100000 towards such an institu-
ton on the condition that 100000 more
are raised in this country. The Princess is
quite confident of her success In the attain
ment of her object, and is going to lecture
on the subject in various parts of the
country
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23
QUEER ORGANIZATIONS.

The Cuvier Club, Of Cincinnati, is an or
ganization which gives it's whole mind to
the punishment of pot-hunters and the pro-
lection of fish and game all over the West.
The latest woman's club is New York
organization. 1t is called the Kindly Club,
and its object is the suppression of levi
speaking, lying and slandering" 1t has a
wide field for it's work
A MARRIAGE TRUST is the latest in COM
bines. One of these baneful organizations
has been started in New Albany, Ind 1t is
intended to facilitate matrimony for eloping o
couples from Kentucky by providing. the
speedlest ways of performing the wedding
ceremony.
A NUMBER of London gentlewomen have
formed themselves into ''Society for
Nursing Sick Bachelors in Their Lodgings. u
The design is to give assistance and skillful
nursing to young or unmarried men who
may fall i'll when living alone, without any
friend or relative to care for them.
Some ladies of Paris have formed a
morning league. Its purpose is to reform
the hours of social gathering, which are
now detrimental to health. The members
OF the league suggest that all balls shall
commence at nine o'clock and end at mid
night. Dinner parties are to be discouraged
and luncheons to be given instead
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23
EDUCATIONAL EXTRACTS.

EVERY seventh year a Harvard professor
gets years vacation with pay.
OXFORD, Eng, has a department where
women arc taught the ''art of carpentry"
Or the class of 1929 Of Harvard only
seven members remain, one of whom IS DIR.
Holmes.
THERE are now four medical colleges for
women in the United States. They are To-
Gated at Chicago, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
DR. LELAND MILLER, Of Sheffield, Mass,
has given $4,000 to Williams College to
establish q chair IN American history, lit
sraturo and eloquence.
A SEMINARY for the discussion ofeconomic
questions has been organized at the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania, under the direction of
Prof. Simon Patten, recently elected TO
the chair Of political economy at that insti-
tuition.
TIE use Of tobacco at Yale is decreasing
each year, owing to the example by the ath-
letic associations, which do not allow their
members 70 smoke or chew. Gymnasiums
have q wide influence over the health Of
collegians.
THE trustees OF Columbia College, in New
York, have at last decided to affiliate with
the educational institutions under their
charge woman > COlcSc UT annex Wnere
women properly qualified may have all the
advantages Of higher education granted to
men.
PRINCETON COLLEGE has received the gift
OF So, 900 from personal friends of its presi-
dent. Mrs. Susan ID. Brown, of Princeton,
gave $4,000 Of this amount, with the stipn-
Iation that it Is to be used in building new
dormitory. or for any other purpose DR..
Patton deems best.
THE largest university is Oxford, in En-
gland, in the city OF the same name, fifty
ave miles from London. 1t consists NJ
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23

SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS.
BARBER COUNTY.
In the District court o. Barber county, state
The Citizens National Bank, of Medi-
cine Lodge, Kansas, Plaintiff,
d. VanSlyke, ". Sherlock and c. T.
Rigg, Defendants.
The Ohio Land end Cattle Company,
Plaintiff,
versus
ID. VanSlyke and N. Sherlock, Deft's.
pY virtue of two executions to me directed
~ issued out OF the District Court of Barber
county, Kansas, /. George w. Stevens, sheriff
of said county, will on
SATU RDAY. FEBRUARY 9th, 1859.
at O'Clock iii the afternoon OF said day, at the
front door of the Courthouse in the city OF
Meo1cine Lodge, Barber county. state of Kan.
sas, offer for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand all the right
title interest claim and estate of said defend.
ants in and to the following described real es.
tate, situated in Barber county Kans to-wit.
The west half of the northwest Quarter of
section seven % township thirty-two SOUTH of
range eleven I'D west, containing seyenty-nine
acres, mort OR less.
Levied upon as the property of said defend.
ant, ID. NanSlyke, and to satisfy two judgments
obtained before ID. A. McCanless a Justice of
the peace for Medicine Lodge township Bar
Der county. Kansas, one judgment in favor of
the Citizens National Bank of Medicine Lodge
Kansas. ana against ID. VanSlyke, n. Sherlock
ana T. i. Rtgg for the sum of one hundred and
thlity-five and G5-100 dollars, and one Judgment
in favor of the Ohio Land and Cattle Company
ana against ID. vanSlyke and N. Sherlock for
the sum OF two hundred and twenty-eight and
5plo0 dollars. together with the interest and
costs on both of said judgments and for the
Given under my hand, at my office, in the
city OF Medicine Lodge, this, the eth day OF
January, 1889.
1887 Sheriff of Barber county, Kansas.
Overstreet Denton, Att VS.. for Plaintiff.
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mo. zoos. First Publication Jan. 9. 1891
sHERFFs SALE.

IN0. 1908. First Publication Jan. 81 1881
sHERFFs SALE.
STATE Of KAESAS,3
BARBER COUNTY. ss-
In the District Court of Barker County in the
State of Kansas.
J. T. and j. F. Hopper Plaintiffs,
versus
David Irons. Eliza Irons, Hadiock &
Reeves, and Lanoreaux j. Hooic
Defendants.
QY virtue of an order OF sale dated the 4th say
Court of Barber county. Kansas, TO me direct
ed. and retnrnabio to said court. in favor of
saln plaintiffs and against sad defendants. l.
george w stevens. Sheriff of Barber county,
Kansas. have levied upon as the property of
said defendants. the following described prop
erty to-wit:
TIE southeast quarter az of section seven Cd
township thirty-o t3ll range fifteen Q5i west,
IN BARRIER county, state of Kansas, and will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Q, 1889,
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the fore.
noon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
day, At the front door of the court house. in
the city OF Medicine lodge, Barber COUNTY,
hAceaS, oner for "a 10 at public auction to the
htShest bidder for cash in hand, ali the right.
title, interest. claim and estate whatsoever of
said defendants ia said described property, to
satisfy Judgment obtained against said de-
Ien.alts and in favor OF said plaintiffs in the
above court TOR the sum of One Hundred and
Ninety-nne and 50-1Q0 dollars 1889 SOD with in
terest on SAID judgment at the rate of l. per
the costs OF suit and for the costs of this sale
Gwen under my hand at my Office Ia the city
OF Medicine Lodge, this, the 4th day of Janti-
airy. A, ID. 1889.
GEO. W. STEVENS,
5'T Sheriff of Barber County, Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-01-23
No. III. First Published jan. o. Iss9.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS. COUNTY OF BARRIER. 50.
James W Cox,
versus
Burnett j. Chisholm and Louisa
Ghssh0lm. his wife; The Western
Farm Mortgage Company. Al.xan-
der CampDt.Il and - Campbell. his
wife, w. II. McCague.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued ont of the
u Barber District Court sitting i'm and for said
Barber county, In the above entitled action end
to me directed. Twill on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A D., 1889, at O'Clock In the afternoon of said
DAY, AT the front door OF the courthouse in "a III
equity. Oner for sale az public auction and sell
without appraisement, to the highest and hest
hidder Tor cash In hand. TO satisfy said order Of
sale All the right, title and interest wfa tsoeyer
OF the aDoFe-nained defendants and each Of
theIii ana OF ai persons claiming under them in
ann 10 fne following described tract piece and
parcel of land lying and situate in said conn
ty OF Barrier, to-wit:
The north half of the southeast quarter NJ
section SIX. s. and the west half of the south
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tts.ts f.'e y south Of rangs s.ieT4sn In vel
N - f,rrcipasi = asi..lss; s.s,g..gfril .
- .t':faf- 80 slkty 10 .s,sss or -
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sfsiFsiti-afs ana afssls5s.1s.ais thc4eurffo
.. ..hsssfstE ~ 10 af.s wise ofp.sri aiming
t5atsl mar ny ifIhI 81 nay olSics, IN the CITY
OF nt-si.f IItsge, IN saiG comfy. this stss sla =
GED. w srEYPxs. SHERIFF,
SAo. ; Hss.xEa. Attorney for PiafntiH 3j37