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FOOTBALL NOT TO THEIR rAsrK
The Team or the College OF the City or New
YORK manufacturers Suhstltntea

York Observation-Disclosures Susstitutea.
The football management has resolved TO disband the
regular college team and cancel all dates including the
with the Berkeley A. c. to-day. The team started
30 Of practice the number Of put appear.
sboe became less and lssr. Until las; week with
great difeulty that foil team could be got together
It was then decided to drop football and try TO form
and train q hrsteisss lacrosse team.
Byery afternoon about lacrosse teams can Be seen
practistng the North Meadows in Central Park The
varsity team practice against double team three
times week. They experienced their nrst defeat last
Saturday. at Travers Island. In match against the
New Yort Athletic Club. The attack weat to pieces
and bot for Greenbaum and Nagare things woni have
tG sn out %nsh w1rse G,senbsum has de-
dfpgH sha @ , ,a
Then two q las, ysass team shovel up for practice
payer. Oh ths
fs Two S yssis ON a
TIE team are third attack and third defence White
better player han 6gpenhsnsr and therefore.
ss X TN ss
snd WILL the AFTER no; TIE equal Of Earle Who "a
e. sSa q
hgHs hne can, ns pny as At M Sssnnns r,,,
ford. M. to play the Boiling spring A. c. lacrosse
and from pTe,.nt INDICATION. 90 VIII b an easy vim
81 :hs :ssfe y ia on Tas.a.y AFTERNOON u
ssrI.nssd 10y game. ri,h Columbia Grammar; Gn,es
Their rst match was played Oct ~ at Central Park
against ~ e team Of Columbia Grammar school, After
two half hour halves the freshmen won BY the
o. 10 70 To-Day the freshmen play the st John's
The crostcopntry Association win hold its third
weeklv run OF the season to-day from FOrdhAm.
The e. c. n Y. Chess Club has been Teorganixed and
viii shortly challenge Columbia 70 match with teams
OF I'VE men side.
The Bicycle club Of 10 viii hold its nrst Of tbs
season to-day starting from Ftyseyenth street and
Eighth avenue thence to Tarrytpwn and return by
OF Riverside avenue. in ali about twenty nye tniles
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Field Club Trials,

HIsu Pofyr. y. C. Oct. 23-The thirteenth ANNA,
Geld trials OF the Eastern Field Trial Club viii take
place Nov. IL. the Members Stakes being the
first event. The Open Stakes will begin thai Nov.
H. The other TO be decided here The Irish
Setter Clubs inaugural trials Nov. %: Gordon Setter
Club OF America rrst annual held ;riA.s, Nov %
The Central Field Thai Clubs third annual trials VIII
open LIE xington. y. c. Nov. 80.
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Thieves Visit Jake sehaefer.

Champion Jake schaefer was delIehtnE the habitufs
OF Sections usual last night with his artistic strokes
when he was handed letter. After reading II he ex
claimed. "wsll that's GOOD news" The letter came
from the wizards" wife, and said that during her
absence at supper her at the Coleman Hvnse had
hem entered BY ihisve. who bad made away with
The champion did not allow this interfere with his
game lie was IN splendid form, and finished his 900
lows:
Sca.sfs5o 10 90 /. o. las. las 81. 2o 40. T. 2s 90
Cot,on-5. II. .. g. o. y. !. 22.el.o "a le T. a. g.
Highest ,rnns-;schasfsr. l2e; Cotton 81 Winners
average, 3l.ol. Losers average, SB2.
Slosson md scha sfsr have each sent . hist Of six
names Of connosseurs OF billiards TO the Brunswick
halke 'Coender Company. They will meet at the
OF the latter to-day 10 choose referee for the big
match Out Of the twelve names.
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WHIT CvoEsArHl-12 r.ycEs.
% PxEt 'c3QJRP nLQe
~ PxKt PxP % 1t ie) .PxB
20 p-R< Q-Qsl ~ NJ o. xQ
81 Kt-Bj Obs 80 RIO P-QI
80 PRS Xxx EestSus
EoTES.

fdI A good move In order 20 avoid AL further com
rics,on. Il would however have been better TO play
kt-B3 thereby ,rarrf1 rninR the game i:o ordin.
try variation Of the Gino-S Piano.
10, He evidently was asrAid VI k'-k'5.
tj The sArrlce Of the Il not .5und. as the car
not be mprispned.
al The sacrince OF tn. kngh, by st r would
sound. for after q. 1t J.. Y b.; 20. P-Kt 8. p
f.J futile attempt would b. "a K.-R oh. Q Kt;
81 Q l. ch k-R 81; 81 b I n. K h. 81 Q B. and
the open position OF the white kLrx you'd tell
against HIN.
~ speedy te--nins,ion-wttis, game vas gone
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Football, East Orange, To-day, SsoS.
Yale Orange. Admission. Soc Trains foot Barclay
st. at 40 23d and special At $40 direct to groundi
-Ad,
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Be,nont Parks Trottine Meetine.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 23-At Belmont Driving Cub As
socaton track to-day the two unfinished in the
2:4O and 2:2o classes trotted out On Wednesday
ave heats were trotted. and to-day heat In each
race sufced determine the winner. ClAudius easily
tho 2: 40 in 228H With Ben E. second. Bravo
captured the 20 race in 22tk with Maggie second
The races to-day resulted a. follows:
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Football. EAsterA Psrk. . r. ~. To-day.
express trains from bridge 2l6 aud Isolde
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BowlIng Gossip.

The ten'men team game between the Harlem Repub-
lean and New York Bowling Clubs has been
from Monday night next to some future date.
A. J. Off you wish to join u bowl ling club you will
nave 70 be proposed " member The Washington
Lhira avenue. may consider an application for mem
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4oDGEgs sEVEyTH vTc7oRE
The Staten islander Too Goos for tie Ser
scyman.

One Of the best played ghnss Ia .ss handi-
cap tournament OF the Manhattan Caass Cub
was played yesterday. VotTa.b esAaJed q
Scotch gambit. and although he cpndu-.ed the
game very nicely he was outplay~i bJ Hodges.
who thus secured his seventh cJnsecutire VIC
tory. The game was as follows:
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All Hands Went Dat. and the shop. Closed.

The annual outing And sames Of the Bolen 1 Byrns
outing Association were held yesterday At College
Point The party left tho city yesterday morning on
the steamboat Hazel Kirke panied by full brass
band. After INDUCING In hearty breakfast at the
Point the athletic sports commenced; not. however
Holm and another employees had been finished. Holm
for ten men.
The baseball game between the once clerks and fac
Was captured by Thomas Dunn. and A. Wilson finished
8HO- yard run.
The officers of tho Association arc: President. Dan
Kennedy: yice.President, W. Callahan; Secretary
William 5tansbury; Treasurer. W. ]. YrAdy.
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ne Gs .sS:ka FesS
slss:, HIeo$lyn; on Thyr.day, syefns me .sors:
"a INNER Ss' 5S ' its fis ~ liz es'
49, fa 4 Sa 9' fsa af'
sswnf ss e; S!p sss
Gasisr sowng club ~ ,sris. q match games best
lowing high scores were made! ''.""s Wv ''''
fourss isf: atsH iso o;s '' vesss
s9s foui'h iss; NTH. 49, total sSi; Sxe.as rage
Orchard Club d,d great work In The Spartan House
relied tsT NJ money aiis
81
*
e, IS: q ,hs money If a:a.Iy insInsiSis u
" w.; near
KSnnsR n Iaushn' ds Hfosthsssn 81 FariS ~
RTsy 'e ~ asHEn g. ESRDst"T
TT Ea;ss H T'". o.
S ~; Ms,lAsh' sshiins' oli j. s'immei 'e' p
winner. il the team prize. were: rr., prize $3.50
I!s s PRE-
m Stss sBsi k aS a prize go K0sedae 400 sixth
indiyaas prlss winner. were follows; rir., prize
essn.siasidsr SIss.rd 10 loe ss9% P rss sS
ici NH pr,: rSsa , SPARTAN sts i'SSS Alpha
Asse f'ss .so s:.s .s:4 ' s.;
ss$ss: Fl #; HsT r: 81 Nh
ss ": askfaas rs NJ a III t' as
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The Winners mt OIoucsster.

GLOUCESTER Oct, aa-To"'0y'. races resulted as fol-
lowe:
First Rses-sx turongs, sehool Eoy won. Pluto sec.
Second Race--Sx aud a quarter furlong. Selah won,
yupinA second, hUite,la third. Time :28,f
Third Race-S-ypn and half fuTluHgs. Gienall won.
TTilisss Solt se,ond 3na" bird T,m. l;..A s.,
tan second. James A, H., third Timc, .hO,l
Fifth kAce-Fonr and \ half fvrlJng., Benjamin won,
Sii.Bce second iouii. Grace third. fine, O!5y<
sixth kacs-Six and a Guarrcr furiOngs. Emma J.
won. Blackburn second. Grafton third Time l:25A.
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slossoa aaa DAILY At Praeties.

Both George slosson and Maurice DAILY played well in
their practice same at the lnties parors Thursdsy
evening. 4 fourhundred.poin zane was played in
seventeen innings. The score 10 as follows:
slosson-o - l. Q. O 90, 1. l2s. %. p q o. 90.
81. Total %0O. Average, 20 tl7.
DAILY lis 20. =. 10. 81 q. I'll. Z. Of. o. II. oao.s
Total. 3oo. Average. 70 1915.
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Baseball, Manhattan Field, To-day. 1soo.
Final mpionship game staten Island A. O. va EuRs.
.eoa usa Club. Admission aCc. Including grand
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Tho Winner. at Garaeld Park.

CHICAGO Oct. 23.ResIlts Of todnys races at GHraeld
Park follow:
First Race-Thrse quarter. or a mile. Anna Race
won. Red Fox second. Intruder third. Time. I:l8.
second Race-Thres quarters If q mile Esperanto
Third Race-One mile and a sixteenth. Innocent
won. Folsom second. Lizzie y third. Time. :4yx
second Rio Gral,de third, Time. +sS..
F.tth Eace--Three quarter OF mile SOlOnca won,
1I5A
SIKH Raee-Threc. quarters Of q mile yedette won,
Luciidk second. Inyereauld Third. Time liza.
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sunday sSh sst game a Brooklyn
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Peconic OIL l1s 26+ 3J2 4l0 Ip7 57b s5S 40 40
81 ITO 1873 245 3lS $40 452 CcS $40 1,0
umpire-J. r. Gsslock. scorers-c. 7. swimn and E.
II. Chaplin.
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Gotham "a lG9 c2p 2a7 1874 4a5 Gle COS 1o6 100
Orchard ...I1 l72 214 34s "a All los 622 6so -.
Average-Gotham, 15s; Orchard. lAS %. Umpire
GCnst. scorsEs-W. FoltermAn and z. Bachnan.
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Apollo 81 10, PA 3sl AS 600 5s4 esq 1872 SIT
oldham ... ~ l75 $50 3ll $50 AGA $40 o2< III 800
Aversge-Apolo. 1853 20; Gotham. 100. rmpre-A.
Keller. scorers-E. BAchmanh aud Z. J. kranss.
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Thirn Race-One laiIr AMI seventy YARDS Tenacuy
won. Flower Dell second. fr-ttiwtthrd Time ;$G
Fourth kace-Itandirnp; Ole mile and hiktrrnih
l:4SA
Irish Chief won. AltNot second. Confetti third. Tine
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y1saryIlE.s rRorTINo MEETING.
E.snsetine wis. tie stakes-Grnst's A.
aniish Makes . Great Race.

H.,wrttLS Oct. s3.-NGes b-iov Ito have been %
prevalent at the fast Cumberland course this week
tnat the spectators made ;ie fuss to-day over heat
paced in PEA another tro,ted by threeyear-od in
10 and time trial by two.yenr-old In 2:1ea. The
stake for foals Of 1883 was ftft To Evan
Feline two other lep by Wilton being easily defeated
BY the speedy daughter OF Dictator. Buneo. Jr
had shown such god form at Lexington that
be sod OF TO over the others in the
las pace to-day. GRANTS Abdalah was great horse
th. Afternoon and the seldns had led most Of the
way In the nrs, heat tue stallion rushed and made %
,-,n nniih that IL VT. dead heat in So. The
onl m - slower Bunco Jr vent TO pieces above
the distance when tue Atjalah horse collared him.
and the after forged home In 2:t6N. lie had walk
o. en- then for the &c ding set killing clip tom
the start but could carry IL when GRANTS AbdalAh
mad. another vniriwinf rnish and was frst home In
2;I2a The fallen favofite done for, and Lee II,
pace the fourth heat but the stallion nailed
min near the wire and ended the rnce IN 2:15l<
The 2lS cnss not finished Waiter y. getting two
In such oderate time that there suspicious
of deal but Ane captured the third heat at more
rapid gait This neees,tated carrying the contest
TIL tomorrow, a. there was nos enough daylight to
continue.
dnced 10 214 but after trottlng to tho half In O,k
slowed up and did the mile In 2lsA Among the time
records To-day another was added 70 the Esetionesr
roll or honor when his threeyear-od son Reesetion-
ont Of RussA. sister 10 Maud g. trotted in z:2IA.
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RANK SURPRISES AT PIML1co.
Three FavorItes, All at Odds On, vaaquishel
BY Outsiders.

ny VutslQeFS.
BALTIMORE. Oct 23.-Racing was resumed at
Pimlico to-day with n good attendance and
nne weather. The fields OF horses were small.
three odds-on favorites by outsiders. Sum-
martes:
". Hendriss eh T. cOttonsds. BY King Alfonso.
6Sss:I ssS: Mario iSs Si%.ii;;
fs. ssSs7s, to against cO'Sbads 7so Madrid
THE SECOND RACE.
fprse 1900 for three yearolds and upward: mile ana
I.bsid Bros sh Isaac Lewis BY Prince Charlie,
e gisssa. = %osaiap; lis i55isi,isa:idj:::"::"
Hosan%s g e ss sS Isaac I'" on
THE Third FACE.
Purse $500 for threeyear.olds and upward; selling;
c.I hsT d, a eh s. Charles. BY st. b's
TS:ss. Il 81 : s.l i$ 81
Aspen Lear and Lynn, ai.oran;;
sussssS. 70 .sa!n.s aed Dollar Ia n'''' ~ 70 On
THE FOURTH RACE.
:ssS sG: !i ~
SOh!asssy. Sot"k Sssaisi j. ioi Nv aida:y
KingmAler.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Pure $500; s:eepiechasc. over the short course
H. Lewis, Jrs ch. h., Futurity, e. vsnt!ator-CArr1s
s.s:S; 81 asTS d
Cerebus. TsrQuin. shd Joe Mitchell also ran No time
Bettny-Even TGturity, tv Gray Gown 10 to /
Benent.
Entries for to-day follow:
,6 os }ns ns.rS: r Sspp: .'s
EAllarnt, 1l2; Mary btons. JUI: Reckon. ia.
SECOND ksce--A mile and one. sixteenth. Abb. 100;
81. Luke IO5; Lampigh;er 81
Third Rhce-Pve furDnEs. Constanttnopo Maid OF
The shark, Gondoier. ST. Marx. Detroit. 100.
Fourth Race-Seven fnrIOngs. told Dollsr 106; Mary
stone Io4 81 John, l9. Tat,er. 10; BAllyhoo. Gov
ernoT B.. Return, lU2: Calvert. %.
tifth Reee-Flve and a half f,ronga Recess. loS;
Theirs L.. 1tA knapsack, Gundoer. be; SANDER IS:
Nolmdel colt Grand friS. Temple. lUS.
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Yale Field Corporation.

NEw HAVEN. Oct. 23.-The annual report of the Yale
Field Corporation was published day by the Treas.
urer. Henry b. Sargent and shows an expenditure OF
SSS73Os which Just the rsceipta OF this $4,000
was paid on the debt and $l<3o for taxes In the
eeipts " 600 was received from the Football AAsOcA-
ton " 3z& from the Baseball Association. $3.50 from
snS ., a. ana AZ; IRON "a per
mortgage has been reduced 5000. Tho report was
audited by Prof Eugene l. Richards treasurer Of the
graduate gymnasium fund.
Lxwsros. Oct. 2s.-Last night Joe Donovan OF Rock.
land whipped Steve navers OF Biddsford IN tenruuud
right az ths Lewiston CIbb Clpp 70! purse Of s2eo and
was awarded 70 Donovan the end OF the sixth round
1rsyers claiming foul and refusing TO 20 On
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The winners At Lexington.

LEXINGTON Oct aa-Frst race. four fur!onEs. maiden
two.yearo,ds. Emma Louise won. Gretchma second,
Lucy Clark third, Time. u:ID4
Second Race-Iicats OF six fuy!ongs.
Nina Archer
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At THE GERM.1NIA ALLETs.

Second Weeks Games In the American
National Tournament Concluded.
With last nights games the American national
tournament concluded Its frss two weeks play. The
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saranac 90 ~ 2l0 3os ss7 44s 81: aos Ge7 -.
Recreation o5 LAT 2l8 2oS 3%S "a 4S7 hSl G52 T2d
Umpire-J. r. Gar!ocr. scorers-w. Kay and F. H.
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IICoyo CAM.
Totals. 10 22is 7s5 Total, 49,. i5 q !. eos

Orchard ...s5 l61 23S 315 4l5 4s2 58S 671 7l3 7s5
Apollo - 1873 2S7 3s2 400 555 t31 TIC I'S SeS
Average-Orchard. l55: Apollo. l13 Cmpire-A
Paulsen. scorers-F. J. krauss and ". Policeman.
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ee,.s.es wl,s In Three Fast He..s.

wiScHR.frs. Ky. Oct. 23-rss trossins to-day was
very spirited. the time will show. The 2 so CASA
was unfinished. Summarize:
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FIRST CAdK.

At carruthers Elephant Club House alleys last
Ing the third series 1r the Brooklyn national tournA
Ment games were rolled. The scores:
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uArEs.

Totals. LIZ co1s 80 Totsls......1o
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-06
First publication, July 2sd, Is9l-5w.
SheIiff'S Sale,
STATE OF KANSAS ! 60 Case No
PHILLIPS COUNTY. 3D. 1747.
In the District Court of PhilliD

Pn Ii pS G 6aT2A' IS: 0I i74 10
In the District Court of Phillips
County.
Tootle Hosea and Company, Plaintiff.
VS..
A. Peckenpaugh and I. J. Pecken-
paugh, Defendants
Public notice is hereby given, that
under, and by virtue of the judgment
rendered IN the above entitled action,
in and by the above named court,
and of an order of sale issued on said
judgment, to me directed and deliver
ed, I will on
MONDAY AUGUST oath 1891,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, of
said day, at the east door of the Court
House, in PhIllipsburg, in the Coun-
ty of Phillips, State of Kansas, offer
at Public Sale and sell to the highest
bidder. for cash in hand, the follow
ing described real property, namely:
The south half of the south east quar-
ter of section eleven (11) the west
half of the north east quarter of Sec
ton fourteen IA in township five (5)
south, of range sixteen (16) west of
the 9th P. NJ, all in the county of
Phillips, State of Kansas. Said prop
erty has been levied upon and is to be
sold as the property of the above
named Defendants.
Dated this 21st day of July A. D.
1891. LEE ScRIvNER.
Sheriff of Phillips county.
E. A MCMATH, Atty for Plff.
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DIED: July 30th, at 5 o'clock p.
NJ. at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. D. ]. Garberson, IN Crystal town
ship, Mrs. Mary ]. Snyder, of Belle
vile, Kansas. aged 56 years, 7 months
and 1 day. Mrs. Snyder arrived at
this place on a visit to her daughters,
Mrs. B. ]. Garberson and Mrs. Frank
L. Shaw, on the second day of July;
on July 10th she was taken sick; DIR.
Truesdell of Kirwin, was called in to
attend her, and expressed but very
little hope, though at times it seemed
as though she might rally. Later,
Dr. Hardy, of Belleville. the family
Physician, was telegraphed for and
met DIR. Trusdell at Agra, who took
him to the sick lady, but no hope
could be given to the sorrowiug
friends and she died as above stated.
Mr.. ]. n. Snyder the bereaved hus-
band, two daughters and one son of
Belleville, together with her two
daughters and families, were with her
in constant attendance during her
sickness and death. All accompanied
the remains to Bellevllle, where she
was buried. Thus died noble wom-
an, kind loving wife, one of the best
and most loving of mothers. The
best medical skill, and kind neighbors,
did all that human hands could do.
Mr.. Snyder is one of Republic ccun-
TVS most eshmable citizens, having
lived IN that county many years. The
family desire to return to the many
neighbors who SO kindly helped them
during their bereavement, their sin
! cere thanks. ~
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-06
First publicatlou.Aug. 8, 1s01-5w
SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, =. Case No,
PHILLIPS coUSTY. 1864.
In the District Court of Phillips County.
S. Ii. Fullerton. Plaintiff.
A. C. Hayes, Cora r. Hayes. The DAG uesne Live
stock Company. corporation. Gross q Cobb,
bers at which beng unknown, r. a Porter q
Brother. a partnership firm the more specific
names of the members of which are unknown,
Defendants.
Pubic notice Is hereby given. that under, and
By virtue OF the judgment rendered IN the above
entitled action, IA and by the above named Court,
aud Of ALA order OF sale iEsued said judg
meHt, Ia me directed and delivered. Aiil on
MUNDAY, Sc PIEMBER 7ib. 1891,
Of the hour Of O'Clock. p. m OF said day at the
tue county OF Phillips. state OF Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell tD the highest bidder for cash
Ia hand, the following described real property,
namely
Beginning at q point on the half (5z) section
line. dIty four (54J rode east of the southwest
corner OF the northwest quarter Of section twenty
i've t2i) township one Ul south. range twenty
l2Jl west. in Phillips county, Kansas. thence enst
along said half section line foFty-fOur LAT rods
thence north eighty 1901 rods, thence west forty
fOut ~ rods. thef4ce south TO place OF beginning
containing twenty-five l22l ACRES etEict measure:
also beginning at the southeast corner OF the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter OF
ton number twenty-five l25l. township one III
south, range twenty IL j west. uE established by
W. b. Stubert. County Surveyor in and for Phil
lips county. State OF Kansas, thence north one
hundred and nifty. l39. feet, thence west parallel
with the south line of raid quart r. Ia the
center OF - street, thence EouIh one hundred
and fifty, l5l feet 70 stone. theHce east along
euid quarter liae % place Of beginning.
All in the couaty OF Phillips, state OF Kansas
Said property mas been levied n son and l. to be
sold as the property OF the above named defend
Dated this ID day OF Aug, A; D., 1891.
LEE ScEfvEkR
sheTiG Of Phillips county.
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First publication July sOth, 1s91.-5w.
SheTiff'S Sale,

STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF PHILLIPS, SIS.
n. T. Greenwood vs.. David C. Clark aud Au-
gusta z. Clark, his wife; Andrew j. Hodges, and
L. Z. McNamera.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE, issued out of
the clerks office OF the district court sitting in
and for said Phillips county, in the above enti-
tied action and 10 me directed, ] will on
MONDAY, THE 3lsT DAY OF AUGUST, 1891,
ct o clock in the afternoon Of said day, at the
front door Of the court house in said county, offer
for sale at public auction and sell. without ap-
praiFement, 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, to satisfy said order OF sale all the
estate. title, and interest Of the above named de-
PENDANTS, and each of them, and all persons claim
ing under them, in and to the following described
tract and parcel of land, situated in said county,
tO-wit: The southeast quarter of section one az
In township four a. SOUTH OF range eighteen (tSl
west of the sixth principal meridian and contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres, more less. TO-
gether with the appurtenanceE thereto belonging
subject to the lien of a certain mortgage, de-
scribed in the decree in this action, executed to
secure the sum of Sl2O00O, with the interest TO
accrue thereon from August 6, 1859, aud recorded
in vol 30, at page 20, in the record Of mortgages
in said county.
Given under my hand, at my Office in the city of
Philipsburg, in saii county, this 3Uth day of July
1891. LEE SCRIvNER, Sheriff.
OWEN A. BAssETT, Attorney for Plaintiff.