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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16
Socal G1laffers.
Track and Stable Gossip.

Mr. W. e. FarneH Of Wilton recently
few hours.
No hJrse that performed last year gives
promise at all 20 compare this season Ti,h
Guy, PIG Second on the let Of fangere1.
one. in ls.3 !. the great FLY sanol, two
year old record, 2 II. other good onss
that belong to tse dangerous class are Besil-
al. 2 I9l; Cleon, 222: Fred Folger. 2.2oi =.
Gean smith, 2.isi; YORKTOWN Belle, 23i;
wo~inat 2 ia T. T :. ? l91 and jack.
ADA.
Nf A. W. Dsgis Of Boston. horse man
yell known by Maine parties and one Who
ha. Introduced many fast PAGER. To the pub
tic "a. in Bangor last week to look up a
fast .iee -heeisr- % b. taken 10 Boston.
Ia company nth Mr. l. l. Mgreh the
too visited many zooi ones bat too young
for long campaign. Finally they found
one owned By Roscoe Morton Of Garland
got by I.othair. Jr. dam by Gen. Kaoz
which. although seighraz less than $50
p5uad. could .hoS 40 much speed that Mr.
DAN. parted ettn s475 and became the
owner Of shat he think, IL tbs sperdieI
green hof.e la Maine.
II Mr. Davi. hal landed A. Soath GAri,-
ner 90 he visit from Boston to Bangor VI
are inclined 10 think he you'd have founl
shat he wantsd IA ~ond-rfu pacing EslI
tf,s, ,,..r..I D.. & A p,rfrifsg. Thu. grl tfry
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d. llE21Js USE OF STRONG PBRGlTlTEs

Wet ills, pargstiyes and Btsssr Waters,
= IA en- a. quickly apon the bowels. irrifafs
= - 1T desYoT ii4e fnaeous epais of the
~, c snd boseis. Indeed their eAthArtic
ae "a IL lirectIy ezused by the irritation 81
f.r 3s ., which they produce. Their ar
ft4 III, ID be soothing and stimulating IN
- - 81 Irritating A continued sse o.
te.f rpmedies prodncss chronic in
R.sanzi % Of the stomach and bowels.
. Oft = ends 10 dAngercBs disease. The
D.. ~ TIE genuine imported Carissod sprud-
al, il highly recommended as an spsriedi
lsst'ise ADD aigretie, becaase IL action !,
4e ,o.ely % iu solvent and stimulating
properties. II .oothss and allay. infamma~
~. n AL is therefore mnch preferable 10 all
sirppg purga,iyss sad Bitter Waters.
.spafe Of limitations. Or. Toboldt'
s.ttare ~ Caflshad sprgdel Salt and pam
thlsa mailed free. Eisner Mendeison 20
:,,,le az ats. Barclay ~ See York.
fStyIdJ 10 no istuprnF
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Below will be f0Gnd list Of the leading
treu,y-seven hor.es Of the country with their
breeding. records. AMI on ~hs; track the tine
save for future reference
Arab-Bay zelding (trottsr}. out of LAZY
Hamilton, BY Arthurton; fosled IN 1873.
Best record 2.l5, when 10 years oil. at San
jose. Cal. on sept %, Isso.
ArroE - Bay selding (paeer), out of
Crichson fret, BY A. W. Richmond; foaled
in ls.5 Best record 2 10 -, when Eve
year. Old. al Cleveland, o, on August
1855
Belle Hamiin-Brorn mare ttrotter) , out
Of Toy. by HAmlin. Almont, foaled 10
1873 Best record 2 - 81. Shen .i1 years
OLD al Cleveland . % Sept. i6, 1881.
Buffalo G!rl-Bay mare (pacsr} out #
XII freeman, BY Poeahonta. Boy; toaled in
1913. Beet record l2 ~, whsa 10 year.
aid, at Buffalo, y z. On Aug. ?, 1888.
BroEn Iia!l-BfOWn mare fpacer out Of
Lizzie, by Tom Hall. Best record 2.l3. at
Lexington, Ky on Aug 81, I-17
Chngst0ne-Bay geIiing (trotier), out of
Gretchen, BY Rysdyk; fosied in 1875. Best
record 2 "a, when seven years old. at Cleye-
land. o.. July Is. ls-2.
Favoma-Bay mare 'trouerj, out Of ta-
tette. BY WedgeWOod :oaled in 1879 Best
record 2 Is, Eheu nine years old, at Buffalo,
y. T., Aug. 49, 1884
Flora Belie-Biaek mare PAGER ,, out Of
Untraced by Waite Cloud; foaled 10 1874
Boa record 2 - 81. when nine years Old At
buffalo. y. r. Aug 10. 1858.
Fuller Bay z-iding PAGER out Of Dolly.
BY Clear Crit; foaled in 1919 Best record
2 , 80. Nhea i've year- old, at May vile,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16

In the year from March p, ISIS, TO March
n lSS9 there were recorded In The Times
the deaths uf ~ persons, inhabitants OF the
United Kingdom, aged " years ana upward.
Of thtse - were men and rs women Two
women mad attained lUl The rest were re-
corded as follows Aged ", man /, woInen 4,
aged -, women 3. aged q, men 4 women 4:
aged VI, men { women :. aged 70, men 8,
women Z aged ~, men :, women ! aged Us,
men = women u aged ", men Y, women
"A, aged 81, nen H. women 10, aged W, men
"A, women 81. London Tunes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16
SECRETS OF SHOPPING.
Z CURIOUS STORY TCLO BY = LADY
WHO HAD An EXPERIENCE
signals sent Across the Counter to Notify
the Cisrks-ofseiAI .hoPP.rs for Private
E.tabiJ-hments-Hoxr They Are " atebsd
and Swallowed


You often hear ladies complain u the mat
tenri0n Of sasssKnen and saies~ Omen that al
senrion has besn directed 70 the sublect. and
I have bsr.n investigating the matter mY-aH
= little Every woman s. 30 snops bAs uoticesi
that At time, sne i treatssi s'ih a carr ess at
tsution- often b.r,ierInz on raieness. for
which .fe Is utterly giiatis % account At
3ther times in the Same gau-s, she ~Il re-
etsye the most couTt,sous attention
This Is almost al ways the fault Of the buyer,
although az tnnacrnt one ant oue witch she
aoubi lind ], hard % avoid
Gong through one u the large dry goods
houzss one day act week I stumbled on the
cause " errand was a very simple one /
wanted a yard u wuite inlnE ,Ilk, and also
wanted 70 keep my eyes pf%n Tor something
pretty IN an India SAX
4 LITTLE TAP oN THE COUNTER
AsI turned th. corner # one Of the drpart-
meuts a piece Of ak caught nv attention.
and stopped % examine t. salesman I'M
nediatsly began e1patiattng % the extraor-
binary qualities OF this ESPECIAL six, and was
- extremely polite ami pressing that for
moment hesitAted as to nv answers or en-
cuss for not buying Every woman knows
that 10 shopping ii moments hesitation Is
often accompanied By direfui consequences,
and frequently sents her home with an ertl-
Gle for which sne has no earthly uss. \ timely
recollection Of some Of my own experiences
gave ne courage on this occasion 10 explain
In a few words and conciiiatIng manner that
the material IN question vas not exactly
what ~aii''' aii'' % P'' va W
dignity might after tine rather whitening
looks received Further down the counter
again stopped, this time really attracted BY
SllA "uirh Nie" 'ii'''''-.'s ',-'ll "''--,
u"' "''4'I "IN 'Ns P''e' A'''- M t'''
we're u"' 'N' al -.
haa neaI" a NUS zap Oh iu', '''-il'' a.
tel u al Li'e Gnu OUT 'i''' nv W eO'i 20,
any at'ei''''u '' IT, '-.'' ms .''' ''' -
tn"I II III any way 's'''i " NV -
the 7,"H1 9Ai'7'''''ii ma 49, -
III ''i'.{ - ny III, -
yer "''ti'u' ''' ''', ~,
AS ''i' -" -, h.,
counter P' V'e''''s' va ,u' "d' =, ~
"h'ii7 9''AS 1''i''' N'e ~, -,
@''' "a ri' ~ ~.
' t;s....,,;fi. ,,,,. h.. ,.,,,
-. 81, $3.50,
'iE = - - ~ -, ,-
-, g -. III 40 !.
- -. 80 -, III -,
.,,,.i,,+,r,.,..t ,,i,.t,,,-y
-, ,,. ,..r.i ~ I,,,r,.ond l7r, ,ha
- - -, .r,.i -
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a. - - 81 ., -. H.,
Vi u'' N'''' - - .,,-.!
7 -. -
P -
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- ,'l,,,,., ,,..,,..,,, Iist.roi ,,l,, alton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16

Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. May is.
Flour prices steady
WHEAT d0i lower No spring, s4as4l:
No red, >4A>+i
CoRs-So ASH
OArs-Na 2, ~
RrE -qre. a. iilaill
EABIEf- nominal
fusE-sf 4 i54 30
L,Tn i. 6 M &
BULK SS= Shoulders s 50 short ribs s..
short clear dsi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16

1t began to feel drOwsy,
and then in a day or two I
would be unnaturally wide
q wa ke. Strange pains
would come in different
parts Of my body. My
head did not ache much
but 1t usually felt heavy.
| was sometimes hungry
and sometimes I hated
food. while my sleep was
very irregular. | could
not understand what IL
meant, hut thought It
might pass away after a
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time: but 1t did not. don't how could
have been so blind but | suppose ! was like
most people who are troubled in the same way,
and thought 1t nothing dangerous. After
awhile | noticed . peculiar color and odor
about the fluids was passing; that they were
dnrk at times and very light at Others Finally
| began to gain flesh, but knew that 1t was
unnatural and that was bloating This fright
ened me and consulted physicians, who were
very kind in their attentions. but did not help
me in the least. My father then went with me
% New York, and we consulted the eminent DR..
Reyes. Who treated me for several weeks. At
that time my condition was horrible. | was
hloatcd from head to foot. II was almost impos-
sihle To breathe, and | could not sleep. In
several places on my body the skin burst open,
So great WAS the pressure from within. Tho
agony endured was indrscribnble. Then the
doctor told me my case was hopeless. that had
Brght's disease in its worst form and that had
only few days to live"
Fortunately had a friend who accompanied
me and would not see me die without struggle.
He did not urge, he insisted on my making Ole
more effort and did SO. noticed an improve
meut at once; in four days the swelling greatly
decreased and the pain wholly ceased. con-
tinued to improve and am a well man to-day,
and owe my life To the marvellous cffcots Of
that wonderful preparation Hunts Remedy
| believe this ts the greatest medicine that
WIS ever discoy cred by man. and | only wish
the whole world might know what it has done
for me-
"Iknow there are thousands Of PEG pie troubled
as ! was and In just as great danger. but they do
m ts ba a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16
HE WAS NEAR THE BRINK.
The Graphic Account Of . Most Won
derful Occurrence which Took Place
In KiBgston, NY.

Especial Co-vssponde~es Bo-on Paper)
An event has taken place in this city 50 re-
mHrkahle in its nature, that I venture to des-
crice 1t in fun. The principal in the affair Is
Mr.. Jere Smith. son Of Cornelius u. Smith, of
the State Insurance Department at Albany.
who is well known. stands very high, and is In
every way reliable. have had a long and most
interesting interview With him. which trans
crihe and send you in his own words, trusting
It may prove valuable to your readers:
Daring last year" he said. 81 could not
understand what was the trouble with me. |
| had always felt strong and hearty, but gra-
dually became aware that something un-
a, I Arrt heuap tn feel drnway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-16

AAfHA an t. r. ~ w III
centive, the most hor-
rihls mAlndy the world
has ever known. 1t has
no settlei symptoms, but
assumes every imaginable
form. | had no idea that
it was Bright's disease that
was undermining me until
I began to bloat, and
now that ! am well and
enjoying life, I feel like
telling everybody about
MY miraculous escape.
Is 1t any ndsr this
tow n Ia arou sed
over my resurrec-
ton 2"
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t,aiIroabs 4 steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL niiiRlsD.
Arrangement of Trains Ia Egec
IprH 20, 1859.
Until further notice trsins leave Ausu a a, fol

Until further notice trsins leave Ausu a +. fol
lows
COMO WESI-6.2o An for tcvi.t,n Rocs
land. Portland and Boston; $40 Il. NJ Cor HaI
lowell and Card err 1898 furl evist, o. Fsr
p. NJ for Uallovrll ana Gardiner, 2r3 i v
for RrHnswirC. Beth. Portland and Rus'oa. '3i:
diving Yankee 3 70 z, NJ. for Haupp,n and
Gar liner; II 0e Z. NJ. tnigh Pullman it- lewis
ton, Portland AMI EHston, ard for Bath Saturdays
only.
GOING EAST 2I5 A NJ might exprcssl icr
Skovh, gan. Bangor, Rpr HGrOor, s.; rt,phcb,
st: iohn and AroIs'ooN Count -
AL. for Wat rv,iie. Sto', hcPpn, T. Is for Water
viii ,BHna"r Fnd Nancchorn 80 t. T. Nkuy
he9sn, H. Hast, ttNtri. Hengor 81. ste "u. ST.
job and A oos'of County, 40 r. Nj. TO- Wa
ter,'le on sntu' ds]'s only.
The Night Pullman Irsins run each way every
night, Suii.ayH included, but not to Skpwf gsn,
MONDAY mornings, or It. Belfast and De Nter or be
yond Bangor, Oh SUNDAY morninEs.
ACCOMNcotTiOS TRAIN leavrs TIA linef .or
Augus' 4 ~ ~ a NJ = n aro 40 = lallowell
at % 4. III. 1.;5 and 80. I'm.
FbEIGrIr r.<StNs Tor Portland 7'6A y and
IL f. n. flT Wrl'r DE and Wan, sboro. y 81 r
NJ, and 80 ~ rom Bostou, ~ ard ~
r. NJ, dur ir1tl VhIreho-o ard "-tcrilIr. 30 A.
VI. and i2.05 p. ".
Through tick . to 1ali.prnis ard II puit'a south
ard Wvsi n,sv be hHt Co.. n Hs.s'r 'icl sg'ui,
A1Fus o. n" Jby Office aellisg ylA al rcl;ps and
ch' hug las EHSc FREQ 81 cgprusr.
stops only ~ ilailowcl, Uurdiucr. Hrao.wick
and Westbrouk junction.
fAIsON iuCh Err. Denl MapasCr
+. v. BOOrIlBY Gen'l Pres. and Ticket Ast.
Portland, Dec. q. it'@,
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Such ia the account Of probably as marrow N
1scape from death as was ever known. The
frst symptoms which Mr. Smith felt were such
AZ many others feel but do not consider worth
noticing. 1t Is plain, however, that the early
indications of dangerous disease cannot be
trified with, but must be met promptly. and by
such remedy as has been proven to be indeed
. friend in time of med.
WINTHROP
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WA >TED-ur,uite Cutters wanted. Forty
wv stone cutters wanted nj once al Mount
pr-ert, We. The class Of work j. good six and
eight cut building work. &. J. HALL.
ma, ldtf
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L7"h ssLE-t good hu~iHes hor-,, / rNprs e,
- whE H. ..irttage, harnesses. etc G. 4
WILLS, corner Of lIeg and Church streets apr27tf
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GAZE FOR "tEE-At A. l.. Wells < COS
- Furniture Rooms i'ricc $500 apr.7tf
CI1pR StIE-Blrgains in show cases, Coun.
L. t'rs, Folding Reds Iab,s Chairs Lounge
Sofas, Pictures, Picture MouldIngs and Il lot Of odd
furniture cheap for cash, will exchang, for luni-
Der or wood Room under l.. Il SMITHS Clothii &
rooms. Hpr27dtf
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I"h = Nit-A uttagt House in very deSir-
L able location, for cash or easy payments Ap-
ply 10 nEo. f.. MACOMBER.
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WANTED Active agents to handle the Non
" parcel Ink tra,iug Pencil, o." which grasses ink
INSTANTLY Does not ahradc tn, paper sells AT
sight. Biz profits. "a pie by mail 30 Foi
particulars, address
rEHkINs \ GpopHiIu.
Box ~. North berwick, Maine.
NAV ld2ws
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-06
AN HOTEL CLERKS TALE.

Human Nature Seen In One Of New
YOrk's Large Caravansariea.
"Human nature, as seen in a big hotel, il
rather envious, isn't it," New York Sun
man queried of the day clerk as he leaned
on the counter.
"Y-e-s," he slowly and dryly replied.
i'For instance" the reporter continued,
al have chandelier with FIVE burners in
my room, but three of the burners are
plugged up and can't be lighted. The soap
is cheap and poor, the looking-glass is
cracked, the marble-topped stand is stained
with ink and one leg of the lounge is broken.
How's that for hotel naturer
my dear sir" he replied, as he paused
for moment from his work of pigeonhol-
ing the noon mail, II was obliged to put
you in room just vacated by Western
merchant and his wife. He got drunk and
broke the lounge and cracked the glass.
She took away with her two towels and two
cakes of fine soap He is responsible for
the ink-stains, and he stuffed two table nap
kins into his pocket and carried them on,
and she broke dollar pitcher and seven
ty-cent pane Of glass, We plugged up the
burners because they lighted the whole I'VE
and went OF to the theater. think he car
ried of one Of the keys to the door, and
know she cribbed a bouquet holder from
the parlor. How's that for travelling hu-
man naturer'
The newspaper man was silent for the
want of argument, and the clerk presently
continued:
Here are half dozen kilograms and 8
score of letters from men who will cal
around In due season and inquire for them,
or want them forwarded to points In Maine
or Texas, and give me my trouble for the
profits. And perhaps you'd like to buy
some Of these dozen worthless checks fol-
ten cents on the dollar, or take some Of tho
score Of trunks in the store-room and settle
the bills for which they are held. Oh, yes
oh, yesl This human nature is a big
thing, and the longer you live the more yos
viii be convinced that all the advantage 4
not on the hotel mans SIDE"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-06
- First Published Oct. -, 1889.
PUBLICATION NnTICE.
No.

Samuel J. Westheimer. Kate Tootle, william
&. Hosea, VIM. w. Wheeler, Joshua MOtter,
partners, as Tootle, Hosea Co., and W. b.
Grimes Dry Goods Co., corporation, are here
by notified that they, as defendants, with J. H.
Elliott, ct. al, have been sued by Lew E. Oar
row, as plaintiff, in the District Court OF Barber
County, Kansas, and that they are re-
quired to answer the petition of said plaintiff
filed herein OH or before the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1882 or the same will be taken true and
judgment rendered in accordance with said pc
titiOn, and the costs of this action and the fore
closure OF a certain mortgage executed by j.
II. Elliott and K. ]. Elliott upon the following
described real estate situate in said county of
Barber, tO-wit: The south half, i, of the south
east quarter, u, and the southeast quarter, Il.
of the southwest quarter, 4. of section eight
cen, Is. township thirty-two, 81, south of range
ten. 10. west; and adjudging that said plaintiff
has first lien upon said land and ordering the
sale OF said land without appraisemcnt accord
ing to law, and forever barring and forcclos-
ing the said defendants of and from all interest
estate and claim in and To said lands and for
such other and further relief as is Just and
equitable. OVERSTREEr 81 DENTON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: FRANK HOLMES, Clerk, 22-24
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-06
TAKEN FOR A BEAR.

An Old Gentleman Clad In Fur Furnishes
Sport for = Young Fellow.
II was a fine autumn afternoon in London,
says the Little Folks Magazine, and the
geological gardens at Regents Park were
pretty full OF visitors, considering the time
of year Some new attractions had quite
drawn away the crowd from the bear pit,
and the bears, naturally offended at finding
no one there to take notice Of them, lay
sulking in the darkest corner Of their den,
greatly to the disappointment of an old
gentleman in q fur coat, who poked his
head through one side Of the circular railing
that guarded the mouth Of the pit in his
eagerness to get O look at them. All at
once something fell plump upon the brim Of
his fur cap, making him start as II he had
been shot. Had some one thrown q stone
at hint He was lifting his eyes to look for
his unknown assailant when a second mis-
sile ahghted full on his nose, and as 1t fell
at his feet he saw with amazement that 1t
was huge morsel of q current bun. The
next moment a third piece rebounded
from his shoulder, while fourth-almost
big enough to make supper for school,
boy-hit him in the eye; and then three or
four pieces in succession fell upon him as
thick aud fast as IL the sky were showing
buns. Growing angry (as well he mighty
at this continuous bombardment, the old
gentleman looked savagely round him and
espied Just on the other side OF the bear
Dit Young man taking deliberate aim at
him with another piece OF bread, II say,
young fellow" cried he, angrily, "iust have
done with that nonsense, will your At the
sound Of his voice the young man started,
rubbed his eyes with an air Of utter be
Swilderment, and then came running round
the circular railing TO where the old gentle
man stood. 'I'm sure, SIR" said hes hur'
riedIy and confusedly, 81 beg thousand
pardous for my rudeness, but to tell the
truth Pm very short-sighted, and when
cav you through the railing in your fur
coat and cap l really mistook you for one
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-06
No. l211. First published Oct %, 1889.
SHERIFFS SALE.

No. 1211. First published Oct. %, 1889.
SHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. COUNTY OF BARBER, IS.
E. W. Tanner. Plaintiff,
Arson ID. jameson and Martha E.
Jameson, his wife, NJ. A. Blair, and
Alexander Blair, her husband, De-
PENDANTS
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of
DtheDistrict Court OfBarber county, Kansas,
in the above entitled action, and to me direc-
ted, / will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q,
A. D., 1889, at two o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, at the front door of the courthouse,
in said county, offer for sale, at public auction,
and sell, without appraisement, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy
said order of sale. all the right, title and inter
ants, and of all persons claiming under them,
in and to the following described real estate,
lying and situate in said county O Barber to-
wit:
The west half of the southwest quarter of
section ten, TO, and the west half of the north
west quarter of section fifteen, 10, all in town
ship thirty-one, 81, range eleven, H. west Of the
9Th principal meridian.
Together with all and singular the tene-
IN ents, Entertainments and appurteuances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing.
Given under my hand, at my office in the
city of Medicine Lodge, in said county, this,
22d day of October 1889
2226 GEO. w. STEVENS, Sheriff.
Beardsley & Gregory. Attorneys.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-11-06
No. l2O7. First Published Oct. %, lSce.
SHERIFTs SALE.

In the District Court of Barber county In IN.
State OF Kansas.
The Ashaway Savings Bank PlaintiH,
versus
Alfred Reynolds and Tobetha A.
Reynolds, Defendants.
Qf virtue of an order OF sale issued ant NJ
- the District Court of Barber county. kan
eas, In the above entitled action To me direct
ed, Twill, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s3D.
1889, at the hour Off clock D. m, 1t the front
door OF the building now used as a courthouae
IN the city of Medicine Lodge county al Rsr
per, and state of Kansas, offer for sale, at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, all the right. title and interest of the
above named defendants, I'm and to the fol.
lowing described real property. situated in the
county OF barber, and state of Kansas to-vit:
Inc east half OF the southeast Quarter AZ
section y-hree, 50; and the west half of tho
southwest quarter of section fhirty-four. "a.
In township thirty-two, 70, range thirteen, Is
west of the 9th principal meridian.
Said property Is levicd upon a. the property
of the above named defendants and will be
sold without appraisement, to satisfy said or
der of sale.
SherifFs Office, Medicine Lodge, Barber coma
", Kansas. October I'D, 1889.
GRO. w. STEVENS, Sheriff.
Beardsley Gregory. Attorneys. 92-6