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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-09-10
OWEN, MOORE & co.
NONRESIDENT TAXES

I'm the town of Windham. County of
Cumberland, ia the Stnte of Maine. for
the year Eighteen Hundred and Ninety
$500.
FEvHE following list of taxes on Real Estate OF
a nonresident owners In the town of
Windham, for the year eighteen hundred and
Iinety 1S90), in bills committed to Fred ii.
first day of June, eighteen hundred and ninety
$500, has been returned TO me by him as re-
naming unpaid on the twenty-frst day of June,
certificate Of that date, and now remain unpaid
and notice is hereby given that If said taxes,
interest and charges are not paid INTO the treas
ury OF the said town, within eighteen months from
the date Of the commitment of said bills. so
much of the real estate taxed will be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor, including interest
and charges, will, without further notice, be sold
at Public Auction at the Selectmen's Office,
in said Windham, on Saturday, the twenty-third
day OF January, eighteen hundred and ninety
two, at one ~ O'Clock in the afternoon.
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The Two Johns are fat and jolly.
Sunday Excursion to the White
kaeuhtalnS.

What large number of our citizens have
been waiting for, low fare Sunday excur'
sion to the White Mountains, is announced
in this mornings paper by the Maine Cen
trail railroad. Next Sunday special train
will leave Uni0n Station at S.15 a. m, and
returning. will arrive in the city at 635 p
III. Those desiring to stop over day can dc
so, as the excursion tickets will be for the
return trip Monday.
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Valuable Property Sold

f. o. Bailey & Co., sold at auction yester-
day the fine property on High street, the res
idence of the late Joseph Walker. contain
ing besides the residence. 5000 feet of land,
for $4,000 to j. N. g. E. B. Winslow of Deer
ing
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Accident at the Union station

There was railroad accident at the
Union Station yesterday noon which, while
1t did not result in loss of life or injury,
caused quite a commotion. The fast train
from Boston arrived at II a. m. The engine,
Newmarket, was uncoupled, run out over
the street, and switched to a track outside
the station. on which 1t was intended to run
back to the round house at the old transfer
station. This, at least, was what was in
tended. Somebody Numbered, however, and
the engine was sent flying down through the
station instead of outside. bringing up
against three baggage cars that stood there.
The tender of the Newmarket was badly
damaged and one of the baggage cars par
TALLY telescoped. The wreck was soon
cleared away,
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cTRlCTLY PURE

~ White Lead. There's moth.
Ing better than the four lead
Ing brands we sell, and you can
not buy In any quantity n cent
lower anywhere I'm New England
than OF us. Linseed Oil il down.
cheaper than II has heen for
yenrs, Turpeniine is low, Lend IL.
not high, and it's the right time 10
paint, You may save dollars by
painting this fall and You can gee
your stock AT our store, whole
sale or retail, at prices that cD.,.
not be shaded N cent.
When you need VarnIs,hes for
interior finishing, St..ius, Call
som Finish, COIOrs, Brushes and
the like, recOIIec.4 thnt you enn
buy the right foods at the right
prices of
II. II. HI.Y q SON, Middle street.
marl1 Athp6m
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CHAM Der SET
Bargain List:

No. 1866 l-2. A XVI Century
finish on solid oak, manufactured
by the Phoenix Furniture Co. with
a beyel plate cheval glass, "a by
90, 0xydiZed trimmings, latest
style OF bureau, elegant carving,
usual selling
Price $50, Reduced to 500.
No. 1876. Solid Cherry with
Italian marble tops to dressing
case and c0mmOde, French plate
mirror 32x3O, brass trimmings, an
elegant set, usual
Price $50, Reduced to 500.
No. 1850 I.2. A XVI Century
Phoenix set, with a bevel French
glass 24x5O, Oxydized trimmings,
rich carved, regular
Price Sl45, Reduced to 500.
No. 1856 LIZ. An elegant Gre.
mona finish, Phoenix SET, of deli
cate finish, cheval dressing case.
bevelIed French plate mirror, FAX
so, handsomely trimmed in latest
style, regular
Price $50, Reduced to 500.
No. 143I I-2. A Phoenix set of
Birds Eye Maple of elegant design
with French plate bevelled round
mirror; 30 inches in diameter.
This set only requires to be seen
and it will find ready purchaser
at the price, regular
Price 500, Reduced to $40.
No. 1449 1.2. Cremona flgis6.
cheval French plate 2Ox46. a
Phoenix set OF = elaborate finish,
regular
I Price 500, Reduced to S75.
No. $40. A solid Antique Oak
set with Oxydized trimmings, large
dressing case, 34x2S bevelled
French mirror plate, regular
Price S75, Reduced to $50.
No. 1874. Solid Mahogany set,
deliberately carved and set that
is rarely met with, dressing case
and c0mmOde fitted with Tennes-
see marble top, beYelled French
mirror plate, 36x32. regular
Price S2io, Reduced to SI4o.
No. $50. Solid Mahogany, Ten
nessee marble tops. French bevel-
led plate mirror, 37x3O, regular
Price $500, Reduced to SI3s.
No. l145. Solid Antique Oak, a
set of rare design with half round
dressing case, Tennessee marble
top cOmm0de, French bevelled
plate mirror, 37x31, regular
Price $500, Reduced to sI5s.
The above sets are all reduced
below actual cost, they are all of
the finest workmanship and pre-.
sent a rare opportunity for fur
nishing a chamber or two with
first class furniture at a remarka-
bly, low price, Anyone who has
any idea of expanding few dol
lars on a chamber set should net
fail to see these sets which are on
view in our Pearl street window.
1t is very seldom a chance like this
occurs.
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mans wife should always be the same,
especially to her husband, but il she is weak and
nervous and uses Carter's Iron Pills, she cannot
be, for they make her "feel like different per-
son." so they all say, and their husbands say so
tool Sept7d&WlW
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AT THE FIRST PARISH.
The Ordination and Installation of
Mr.. Perkins.

The Council of Ordination of MI Johh
Carroll Perkins as associate pastor 70 ".
| Hill, will meet at p. m. In the parish houso
| of the First Parish church today. At p M.
| the ordination exercises viii occur III the
| church: the collation. in the parish house at
| & m. and the installation exercises in the
| obnrch at 2 BOD. m. We republish the order
| of exercises
- ORDINATION -
Anthem. Fr r-T,1-~ -5sav~-
Report of Council.
Invocation Rev. j. J. Seward of Wateryille
Reading of Scripture. :. Rev. j. L, Marsh of saeo
Prayer...... Rev. James DeNormandie of Boston
Voluntary.
Charge. Rev G. G. Ames of Roston
Hymn-''.''.''.'. 's.....,....... Rev. Thomas Hi
o holy Father, shed Thy love
Abundantly into the heart
vi MN wnom now, with solemn rites
we to Thy service set apart.
Flood his whole being with the light
Mh WING comelh only from above;
A Ilght to guide. a light to warm,
10 NIL the soul with affluent love:
With love toward Thee, with love of truth,
Th I'm .rrt ,1'e ~; 10 Christ; who is the way,
ana leads us to immortal day.
mus nus , may our brother win mems hearts.
BY words OF faith and love; but more
Bywhat Thy grace shall help him be-
Right hand of Fellowship
Rev. Edward Hale of Orange. N. i
Anthem.
Benedcti0n,
- INSTALLATION -
Anthem.
Invocation. Rev. Samuel b. Fiagg of DlxGeId
Reading OF Scripture. Rev. S. C. Beach of BANGOR
frayer ..Rev. Roderick Stebbins of Milton Mass
Voluntary.
sermon. ........ Rev. A. y. Peabody OF Cambridge
Hymn...'..Rev. Samuel LoDgfellow of Cambridge,
behold, have set before thee an open door
ana no man can shut it,"-[Rev. III, 8.
o Church OF Freedom, and OF Faith,
Give ear to what the Spirit SAITH
"BehOld, set an open door
Before you, to be shut no moren
Then, let no impious hand e'er dare
To shut out Gods free light and air;
p Let never bigOts narrow wall
Shut In the Grace which flows for ALL
May he, o Cod who comes today
To teach Thy Life, Thy TRUTH Thy Way,
In Thy high service bear his part
With open mind and open heart.
May all who meet to worship here
Hold reverence precious, freedom dear;
And to the Spirit more and more
BE every heart an open do0ri
Address to the Parish ........ ..............
...........Rev. Grindall Reynolds of Boston
Anthem.
Benedlction'' By the Associate Pastor
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
We:
HA NJ:
FOUND

By experience that it takes
about solid weeks advertising
before the public realizes, fully,
the value of the bargains offered.
We have made up our mind to clear
out this lot of the finest Chamber
Sets manufactured, and can assure
the reader that we are
Giving Away from $40 TO Sis
with each SET, in other words,
selling at that much below actual
cost. Surely there can be no diff.
Guilty in disp0sing of them. Read
the list carefully and then as soon
as convenient see the goods. 1t is
a chance that seldom occurs.
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Angostura Btters should find place IN every
household The best cure for indigestion. Man
ufactured by DR.. j. G. B. Siegert 8 Sons All
druggists Keen them. sept1 0eod&w1w
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Unite d States Rea,,v co.,,a.,,

NJ q ~ NSHboHJs
NJ ,, Gardiner have been appointed agent
lor ror'iand and vicinity of the United
States Realty Company. Wv D''0O
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re jolly Johns tonight at the theatr
MUSIC AND DRAMA
THE TWO JOHNS.

THE TWO JOHNS.
The Philadelphia News thus speaks of
"The Two Johns" which will be gven at
Portland Theatre tonight and tomorrow:
"The Peoples Theatre started another
week last night with the popular farce-com
edy, The Two Johns Local theatre 90.
ers are familiar with the possibilities of the
play for provoking mirth. Not one of the
many points to be made In the settlement OF
the question, which repeatedly came up;
Which was Peter and which Philip was
lost by any member Of the company, Which
is one of tho best that ever presented the
The laughable mishaps arising from mis-.
taken identity will continue to delight the
patrons of the Peoples the remainder of tho
week"
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f. o. Bailey g. Co. will sell at 2 O'Clock tousy
the real estate No. 70 State street, ana iinineUi'
ately after the furniture in same mousse
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In Board OF Mayor and Aldermen.

opeCIdI M6eIIHg was H6Iu y6SLBrr1ay and
this business was transacted,
An insane person wss,5rdered sent to the
ssssllgsa at Augusta.
Mark Bernstein's license as pawnbroker
was granted, subject to the approval of the
City Marshal.
These building permits were granted:
Harry E. Mason, dwelling on Bracket
street.
Maria McGlinchy, dwelling at so Adams
street.
Walter B. Houlton, dwelling at SO Gray
street.
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Mr.. ARTHUR C. LAMB,
Formerly Of Pearson & Lamb, is now associated with
JNO, C. HAYES, & CO.,
HatterS and Mems FurnisheTs S,
MONUMENT SQUARE,
where he will be pleased to receive his friends.
septic d3ts
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NEW 1DyERTIsEMENTs To-Day.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Robin Hood tickets.
Races at Buxton.
FOURTH PAGE. ~rt'
Eastman Bros s. Bancroft.
owen, Moore u Co.
Wanted-Portland Loan Co. a's-'
Capable girl wanted-2
For sale-Fisher's shoe store,
MIR. Arthur @. Lamb-Card,
Non resident taxes-Wlndham.
Hartford southern pine flooring,
ST Croix Coal and Free Stone 90.
70 let-Furnlshed front room.
Found-Carrier pigeon.
For sale-D. II. Frohock.
TO letZRent
Found-Eye glasses.
Notlce-A. III. Davis.
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Mrs. Perry'S School

Will Reopen Sept n, 1891, at llS Winter St.
CBILDREN received at the earliest schoolaee.
~ thorough preparation for the Grammar
school. Refers by permission to w. W. Andrews.
Principal Butler School. Circulars on application
sep6 diWtheneodff
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Hadyn Association.

UIHE regular rehearsals of the Association VIII
IL commence Monday Evening, september i4th,
nc Congress Halt Handlers orat0rlo, 'Messlahl'
IS the work 20 be taken up, and full attendance
sep1diw FIJI. GLOVES, Secretary.
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Songs and witty sallies in Two Johns.
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Black Dress Goods!

One lot OF Black Brilliantine,
truly n wonderful bargain, 20 be
offered tafs week at the astOnlsh-
ingly low price of Zoe per yard.
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No. 1856 l-2. A XVI Century
finish on solid oak, manufactured
by the Phoenix Furniture Co. with
a beyel plate cheval glass, "a by
90, oxydized trimmings, latest
style of bureau, elegant carving,
usual selling
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-07-31
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First published July 10th 1891

No. 1897.
In the District Court within and for the cOun-
y OF EdvY ards in the state OF Kansas.
@ L BeaIsss Plaintiff,
J. B. Schatzer, Elizabeth SchatZer, George G..
CrOssens :. II. Piburn and Herbert e Rall,
Trustee, defendants.
State OF Kansas to J B Schatzsr, Elizabeth
will take notice that you have been eued in
said district court ana that you must answer
the petition Il5d IN said cause or before
the SUCh cay or August, 1891 or said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment
rendered in said action against said defend
for the sum OF $500 with interest thereon at
the rate of Il per cent per auRum from the
lst day OF APRIL 1880, and for costs of suit;
ana a further Judgment against all OF said
defendants for the foreclosure of a certain
mortgage upon the following described real
Commencing Z15 feet east from the south
west corner OF the southwest quarter OF sec
uOn ~ township 24s south range 10 Wests
thence east S45 feet, to right-Of-Way OF Q X &
w X Il Cos thence northeast along said RICH T.
OI-Wsy 10 TesCs thence north SS3 feet theuce
west AS feet, thence south $50 feet TO place OF
beginning in the city OF K1nsleys lying and
SITUATED ia the county OF Edwards in the state
OF Kansas, and adjudging that the said plain
tiu mas She nrsC lien upon said premises 10
en- as aforesaid and ordering said premises
TO be sold without appraisement and the
proceeds applied to the payment OF the
amount due platnt1m and the costs of suit,
and forever barring and fOreclOsing said
defendants aud each Of them, of and from
equity OF redemption, in or to safd premises
or any part thereof.
IskA LII WHEELER & SWITzER,
Attest: A j 8APFs Clerk Attys for PItt.
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THE HIRsLEY GRAPHIC
FRIDAY. JULY 81. 1891
PLEAsANr F.1peE NorEs.
IIRoEcLAD.1

Corn will be good.
The hay crop viii be large
What's the ma tier with justice?
Tom Kintner says his oats viii
yield fifty bushel to the acre.
Harvest is over and the golden grain
is now receiving a thrashine.
The Sunfower alliance knows how
to cater for us hungry hayseeds.
How good and pleasant it is for
brethren TO dwell together in harmony.
take time by the forelock, and
announce that I will not be a candi-
date for county treasurer, as I have
no desire to migrate to Canada
"Reddy'' West makes a frst-class
executive officer. Who knows but
what Bro. West may become the pres
ident of a railroad yet, OF school
director.
Alex. Montgomery showed nae a
large roll of county script, which, like
the sin-sick sinner, knows not that its
redeemer liveth. Uncle Sam used to
pay US warriors in similar shinplasters,
and yet we never sqUealed. The habit
of employers paying men for work in
worthless currency, OF script, should
cease
State president, Frank McGrath,
+, a & I. u, dropped in at our
county alliance meeting, and gave US
a good lecture. State lecturer Van 3.
Prather, has been i'll for some time.
He addressed US at Weese'e grove, but
was to i'll to be at our county meeting
Both gentlemen made a very favorable
impression on ye IrOnclad.
Everybody should read Col. Sam
Woods manifesto. It's little history
of what our Kansas Legislature did,
and what our g. o. p. senate did not do.
The g. o. p. platform was lost sight Of
during the session of our legislature
but they find it wrapped up in that
sanguinaIy garment, during the cam
paigH. The untinely taking off of
Col. Sam Wood is a warning to reform
orators. Who will the next victim be?
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First published July 10th. 1891.

In the district court within and Tor the coun-
u of Edwards in the state OF Kansas.
J. B. Mitchell, Plaintiff.
vs.
Defendants.
State OF Kansas to william II Brown and
Amanda A Brown: You viii take notice that
you have been sued in said district court, that
you must answer the petition filed in said
cause on or before the 10th day of August, 1891,
or said petition viii be- taken as true, and a
judgment rendered in said action against you,
Tor the sum of $1,000, with interest thereon
at the rate OF Il per cent per BunuLn from tn e
18th day OF December, 1885, and for costs OF
suit; and a further Judgment against you for
the foreclosure OF a certain mortgage upon
the following described real estate, tO-Wit:
The south halE OF the northwest quarter of
section tWenty-fOuF (}4)s in township twenty
TOUR ca, south, ID range twenty COZ west of
the 9th p. N,
Lying and situated in the county OF Edwards
in the state of Kansas and adiudginG that
the said plaintiff has the dESt Hen O
premises to the amount for " hiCh judgment
viii be taken as aforesaid, ana ordering said
premises 20 be sold without appraisement,
and the proceeds applied TO the payment Of
the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit
and forever barring and fOreOlOsing said de-
PENDANTS ana each OF them of and from all
right utles estate, interest, property and
equity OF redemption in or to said premises
any part thereof.
LSEAL.l WHEELER s. SWETZER,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
A. J. RAPP, Clerk.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
tF1Fst Pgblieation July s4th, ls9.

1i-----s ~ --~--' 5000
TIE state Of Kansas to G. ". McClelland, :.
Q. Adams, manager Phelps s Bigelow Wind
Mill Company, corporation, the Phelps
q Bigelow Wind 8Iiil Company, q cOrpOr-
You wan take notice that you have been
Sophia Zimnett. his wife, h n. Fryer, T. H.
stevens, the Farmers Loan s. Trust Company
teen, H. Llewelyn Jones ana p c. Walton,
trustees a3 3 u. +: Ca2sJeen, +. g. ,aobson
Loan s. Trust Company of Kansas, a cOrDar-
alton. by Ebenezer B. Jones. in the district
Kansas, and that you must answer the Eati-
the 4th day of September. 1891, or said petit
ton Will be taken as true and Judgment
Defendants. Thomas zimmftt and Sophia
AlIntaiJSs as we ana the Farmers Loan &
$500, with interest thereon at the rate of u
per cent per annum from the Ist day OF May
JUDGMENT against you ana each of you and
certain mortgage given By the said Thomas
Emmett and Sophia Emmett, his wife, to the
Kansas, 70 secure the payment OF one certain
35s5 80 eAtl t3lFeyii n4 I-- 1o4ioHtts-
The southeast quarter OF section twenty
-, 20 t4 tolFnshlp gEzenty-Eye- ., south,
meridian, sad adiudgfng that said plaintiR
s17 :, - 80 i slSl On seld premises TOR the
aE0T6satds and ordering said premises 70 be
sold, without aPpraisement, and the pro-
coss OF said sale and OF this actfOns Second
IA payment OF ala taxes then due and unpaid
On SAID PREMISES Third, an payment OF the
a1nounE due the plaintiff, with interest. and
the residue, II any there be. be brought into
court subject tg the order OF the court. and
forever barring and fOueclOsiug you and
sacn SE SOU and all OF said defendants, and
each OF thems ana all persons claiming by
through or under them or either OF them OF
hua from 9ll right, title, estate interest,
property and equity OF redemp tom Ia or TO
said premises or any part thereof.
Atresrs
"a RspPs Chas o IRWIN 8 " H EEencn,-
tSEAlsl CLERK. AtGTa Tor Plaintiff
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Sheriff Sale In the district court OF Ed
oHUl14I OGtO wards county, W. B. Rand

Sheriff Sale In the district court OF ed
SAO4AAA OSAC wards county W. b. Rand,
plaintiff, VS.. David Brown. ct al defendant,
No. 1910.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the district cOur {
of Edwards county, Kansas, Wtlt, on Tues
day, August 18th, 1881, between ? and 4
O'Clock, p. In. of said day. at the front door
of the court house, in kinsley, Edwards
county, Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to
the hig hest bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate tO-wit;
The north half OF the northwest quarter OF
section twenty-tour. "a, in township twenty
four, n, south, of range twenty, 20, west of
the 9Th principal meridian, IN the county or
Edwards, state of Kansas. su Oject to 8 prior
mortgage lien OF Five Hundred Dollars, With
accrued interest thereon. said property to
be sold TO satisfy the demands of said order
Of sale.
ROD SCOTT,
Sheriff of Edwards County. Kansas.
SS-5t
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oI..-;- Co7o In the district court OF Ed
CA0AEA ccsLO wards county,. a. Bar
Der, plaintiff, vs.. Lydia A. Carrier, Ct al
defendants, No. 1872.
~ virtue of an order OF sale 70 me directed
and delivered. issued out OF the district court
OF Edwards county, Kansas ETllis on I9es-
day August 18Th 1891, between eno I
O'Clock, p. m, OF said day, AZ the front door
OF the court house 81 ktnsieys Edfs azcs
county. Kansas, offer at public sale ana sen
TO the highest bidder. Tor cash 1n hand the
following described real estate to-Vir5
The northwest quarter OF section thirty
three 50. IN township twenty-five S5s south,
in range seventeen IL west OF the 6tn pEl1-
cipai meridian. in the county or EGFT E1FClAi
state OF Kansas, subject TO q prior LnOrtyae 9
lien OF six Hundred Dollars with accrued
interest thereon. Said property &c be SOLD 70
satisfy the demands of said order of SALE
ROD SCOTT.
Sheriff Of Edwards county, Kansas
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gavin DGlC wards county w. c. Par
ker. plaintiff, IS. Grant Dawson, ct al
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
auo delivered. issued out OF the district court
day, August 18th. a. d, 1891, between and 1
O'Clock. p. n. OF said day, at the front door
OF the court house Ia Kinsley, Edwards
county, Kansas offer at public sale and sen
20 tnS hlgnSsI bidder Tor cash in hand, qhe
following described real estate, tO-Wtt:
The northwest quarter OF section twenty
lEirSes ~ IN township twenty-five, %, south,
IN range sixteen, tb west OF the 9th principal
meridian in the county OF Edwards, state of
kansas, subject TO a prior mortgage Iefn of
Eight Hundred Dollars. with accrued inter-
est thereon. Said property to be sold TO
satisfy the demands OF said order of sale
asst sherfF OF Fsdytsris CSr11ffv