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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

A REPLY TO INGALLS,.
A Naval Oricsr Point. Out Where lie
Think. the Ex-senator Ha. . rrcd.

~ =. s@
WASHINGTON. March 13.-Ex-Senator
Ingalls, recent attack upon the navy
naturally excited the indigestion of
naval officers, among them Capt. Rich
ard w. Meade, who. in a communication
10 a local paper. handles the Kansas ex-
senator without gloves
Abiding To the exploits of the con
federate cruisers during the late war,
Captain Meade says: 1t is difficult for
me Ia conceive how n man Of such long
experience in public life as Mr.. Ingalls,
should deliberately impale himself on
one horn or the other of the dilemma
he is in of being regarded by right
thinking men either As a dema-
gogue or as an ~ignoramus. His
assertions that between 1861 and
1865 the United States created a large
naval force is undcniably true, but ex-
Senator Ingalls,, of all men, ought TO
know that the conditions of 1861 and
those of 1891 are vastly different In
lsGO-6l the sails Of American commerce
whitened every sea, n merchant steam
feet of the country was second only
to that of Great Britain, and when the
tocsin of war sounded hundreds of
merchant officers and thousands of our
sea militia fiocked 10 the service of the
navy while every available vessel in the
merchant marine was pressed into Use.
The south, not having any maritime
strength whatever, was utterly unable
to break the blockade and with all
its energy and undeniablc pluck
could not put atloat than
six cruisers, yet what those six cruisers
did in the way of damage 10 US Mr.. In
gals explains when he himself men
tons the fact that Great Britain com.
promised on SIS, OoO, 600 il payment OF
the score"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

bAIAAtLbA II IflDAtsu huas tLt
republic of Uruguay has offered to me
date between the contending factions.
The present uprising in Chilli and the
murder of President Balmaccda largely
resulted from the au~tocratic mbitions
of Balmaceda himself-which ambitions
were fostered by the peculiar condition
into which Gillian politics had fallen.
The government was modelled origin
ally after that of the United States, the
president being chosen every five years
by electors delegated by the various
provinces The pre- sident has a cabinct
of six ministers appointed by himself
and a council Of state composed of
eleven members, five appointed 10y the
congress
These have been, however. but mere
figure heads, the executive being really
the government. In his power Il L. u
appoint or dismiss the governors Of
provinces and the coverings Of depart
ments. The latter have the practical
appointment OF the delegates who
choose the president
The executive can serve but one term,
but by this a ngement he can control
absolutely the choosing Of his successor.
For some years the main question in
Gillian politics-and the Chilians have
always gone into politics with the
f~ercest of vehemence-has been
whether or not the president should
continue TO WELD the enormous power
which the constitution gave him and
whether or not he should continue 10
c~orruptly intervene in the choosing Of
his successor
Balmaceda forced the question to an
issue deadly 10 himself. Eager for
power, obstinate, ~unbending. Needless
of the mutterings of the people and au-
tocratic beyond any of his predecessors,
he, a man of much ability, had pushed
his plans for absolute self-rule beyond
his peoples endurance and the revolt
followed lie refused utterly u bend
Ia the will of both branches Of the leg
~islative body, and both liberals and con-
servatiyes-oncc bitterly and vindictive-
" antagonistic-united against him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
r DIDN'T WORK.


The Evil Reseits os rareliabis 1sfsras-
II don't know whether they do II In
teutionally or not" thoughtsuily r.
marked young Jack Kauehi \; The
club the other night bat somehow
these newspapers PASS around al awful
lot Of unreliable information
"How's that old chappier" Inquired
Freddie Choker. his running mate
why. I AN La the Examiner last
week that q poor young fellow in Chr
cago borrowed an umbrella Of \ bank
president and the nexs day returned IL"
awful lie-ihat-"
oh! bu. he did. really. He walked
into the bank the very next day and re
turned IL The presiden. was 50 much
assonished that he called the young
man back and made him his cashier az
a humping salary"
because he was 10 extra honest, ehT'
Exactly. %ell. you see, ! thought
il was a big scheme. and that Id work
the same racket before the other boys
got On 20 it"
Boss idea"
50 4 rpSbsu AROUND 70 inc HtFaIa
bank and asked old Hellmsn - loan me
an umbrella heard there was going
To be a directors meeting the next day.
and I intended 10 return the umbrella
righ, in the midst %. IL 80 A. toParalyIe
the entire outst; s.c?'
O"What did old Moneybags say"
Why. he said that IL did not look n
bit like rain. i know my business said
!. Just YOU produce your g~ingharn.' -
he told q clerk 10 let me have al old one
and take five dollars for security, at
regular bank interest"
Great Scott"
But that wasn't the worst Of IL
When ! looked at the umbrella, I'll he
hanged IL il wasn't one that liellman
lad borrowed from me himself down az
Los Angeles during the boOm.
And they both lit a fresh cigarette
and unused sadly over the utter unre-
liability Of a sensational press-San
Francisco Examiner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
BEATEN BY THE BARBER.

Sad Tale Of . Smart Young Man whe
Knew IL AL
He was a smart young man and he
thought he knew II all
I'm going 10 fool that barber" he
said 10 a friend rs they started for q
shave I'm in for the whole pro-
gramme to-day and I'm going to fool
him"
Howl" queried the friend
How. Just by forestalling him.
when | so in for a shave he says HAN
cut?' II l take that it's Little oil. sir?
and 50 on I'm going TO fool him If il
costs me $50. Watch me-"
lie settled himself in the chair with
great d~elibcration- Then he said:
Il want n shave and q haircut I
also want . shampoo
Yes. sir; dry or REGULAR broke in
the barber.
lie WAS . tribe disconnected. but he
didn't give up
Dry" he said 81 don't care for an,
oil on my hair and I wish IL parted on
the left side. You may . my mus
,ache q little. but don't curl Il too much
on the ends Idon't care for any sea
foam bat you may use . little bay rum.
After You are through with me I will
have = shine and my coa brushed OF.
Then I'll tip the porter. By the way. I
want my hair cut short in the back and
brushed rp q little on the sideA-
Yes sir" said the accommodating
barber, btraying not the least surprise.
Have your hair sinsed. too? I'm do IL
good"
And the smar young man looked
painfully embarrassed-Chicago Trib-
uce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
Drought In Cuba.

HAVANA, March lathe drought
still prevails It's effects are most -
verely felt in the department Of San;i-
ago de Cuba, where The small rivers are
dried up and the fields parched and
burned Heavy losses IN cattle have
already been sustained owing TO the ex
tremely dry weather, il being impossi-
bic for the animals 10 get food or
water The drought will materially In
terfere with the sugar crop. the yield
of the cane being much reduced through
lack OF rain The loss of cattle. too,
will affect the crop. oxe for the labor
in the fields being very scarce
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
Fortune seeking Emigrants.

Many a poor family that seeks the wes'-
e.n wilds In the hope Of winning a fortune,
Is preserved from that iBsidiOus foe OF tho
emigrant and fronueTsmen Chills and
feyer-by HGstettcr's Stomach Bltiors 10
cfeCtually does that Incompatible medic
Unable defense fortify the system against
the combined influence Of "A malariOus At
m~osphere aud miasma-tasDtsd water, that
protected BY 70 the pioneer. the miner or the
tourist provided with IL may safely en-
counter the danger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
VESSELS LOST.
Terrible Eject Of = storm OF the british
C~osst-s~vsrai Vessels Lost and Many
Persons Drow ned.

Persons Drow ned.
LONDON. March I3--Following the
blizzard a severe frost has set in al
over England. greatly hindering the
clearing of the railroad lines. Cornwall
continues isolated from the rest of En-
gland. Many wrecks are reported 10
have occurred on that coast and at
Lands End and a number of people
have been frozen 10 death
A foreign steamship was wrecked
near Dartmouth. All the crew and
passengers were drowned The British
ship Dryad has also been wrecked and
her crew, consisting of t~wenty-four men
and officers, drowned The Dryad was
an iron vessel Of Loss IONS bur
den Among the schooners lost were
the Lunesdalc, and four of her
crew drowned: the schooner Lizzie
Ellen.two of her crew drowned Seventy
lives have been lost of the coast during
the blizzard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
Maan't His uor.e.

Stranger-Beg pardon. sir, but wha.
do you value that horse AZ?
Native-Oh. about ten dollars
S,rangcr-You are very fair in your
valuation, sir.
Native thastily)-oh, the hoss amt
mine.-Light
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

A Prolonged use OF DR.. John Bulls Sar
ssparil!a Will cure scrofu!a and syphilis
but such symptoms OF impure blood u.
pimples, sores, aches, pains, kidney anl
liver weakness, etc, vanish like snow b~
fore the noon day when this remedy !.
used Il stimulates the entire system, ans
its beneficial effect is felt AZ Snee in every
part
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20


President Balrnace-
da has been muir
dered Opt TO \ late
hour last night
there was no con-
frmation Of the ru-
NOR in ans way.
Advices from Chilli
state iha, there has
been further fight
ing between the in
eurgcn;s and the
troops
and that the former
were victorious II
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

Nayy pccpss th4ns that TIC word ~
ter," can e asea cnIy II coaaecsloa vita
"a Intoxicating beverage This - q mts
iake. a. ,hn be., r-Epe4y for al diseases. o;
tie biood. EvcE. kidneys. etc, u FTtcky Asa
Bl;tsrs I. IL p1rely . ascilciEe and every
article u.cl IN its m~acsfActurc g OF FsgVt-
ao.c oEa<su - kE0wn cGEat4vo gsAle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

nc roc wish 20 know how - have -
ssszsz, and not hzl! the usual trsrk &C wash
dsyi AK yCuT grCsc- Ter = bar q pSSzas
Eootytc S-1g. and t-hcdir~c;ions WI tel y0u
h0z. - suro - &C. 10 !nsiauOE- IAcrr
are lots o. ihcuL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
ra,,,,-a ,a IN. n~,.

An ar~ ea,itsea n the bust that their
rpouey vEli bay. - ever family shouad
hare. a. Sace. = hsa;te 81 ;he besi fsfai.y
rcnsiy. STrppefFtgs 10 eAe=nse Tbs a. stsSp
when rosiise &C bshous FDr sale sa III
sna o. "a bottles % a. lcaiing druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

Reported Assassination Of President Hal.
msoeds-An Oppressed People Revolt
Against the Rule Of One Man
LONDON, March l3-There are ru-
mors here that information has been
received ai Hamburg by private cable
zrams {rom Chill 20 the effect that
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

How old Is the Hessian Ayr asks a cor
respondent Old Is the American revoll-
ton. Washington made the Hossisn fy .,
Trenton Texas SiiIings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

Tusss 10 an Anudo;s 70 every rcssoa, sn.
osY; he ro,scuias Of raa.istcSs ses.ip Tie
oaiy rcDedy s<sscs, hat 10 % poison TIE
gcsslpcr-SoGerTi.sc Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

PAIN from indigestion dyspepsia and to'
hearty eat bg is relieved at once by takin,
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills imMedl
ately after dinner. bpn't forget this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

IL uoUGH her heart was broken when
bSr husband diedf' $50 IL was Perhaps
that accounts for her since tying il with !
knot'-Philadclphia Tines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

A SLIGHT Old II neglected. often attacks
the lungs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHrs
give sure and Immediate relief. Sod only
IN b0res. Price - cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

He's . Rrag.-During war dance
an Indian warrior may bras 20 his
hearts content and there . no one 10
dispute him Each warrior therefore
br.gs Of harins killed sfg to Eve hun
dred white men. and he makes himself
believe il for an hour or two This Is
why the dances are 80 popular. There
r Hinesy-nine parts hraS and one pert
daacc-D~cuii Free preA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

A CASpIDaTE for onioe is very much
Ike . drowning mau. AL the mean acts OF
his lie are quickly brought up before him
Puck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

"Yor'RE IN angel" he ssid. unsuardedly
NO, I'm BOT" she responded, with oouvic
ton; I'm a woman, aud | want q spring
gown IN four weeks ~. Y. Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

WY 10 al honest bankrupt tho same a.
q dishonest onei Because they both fail 20
make lnoncy.-Dry Goods Chronicle
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

TIE rS-fuzaF IN always knovn 40 .
s~n,s-Aals fellow -htnsa4utSa Hrpso
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

Lix OIL Upon Troubled Waters il Hale's
Honey Of HorehOuud aud Tar upon a cold.
Pixies oothAchc Drops Cure in one minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

TaKxH arc . sod GAny Ps - pcPp~r,
oui lot bali ~ m-ny a. there =rc n o0seo
-R~caacni Recorder
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

EyES 20 = maa ~Ao = P@rtcaAr SsoEthis
company, the saaT tAEcE VII d "a a
pinch "-BosJcG Courier
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

P~HILosOpHr -Question-whe a man
says that he knows that he knows nothing
Is it no; IN sbsurdityi Answar-Ths: DO
ponds on the man. Harvard LampoOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

ANY onc can tAke Carter. Little Liver
Pills, they are - very sg4L " tTUspl~ -
swallow. ~ pSiR Or rrptas &c tzzlaE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

n let re worn. 49, the very lie oat
Of yoaT ChI.1rcE N-Er theLa wtLA fha~r
cAInte c4aGICs, Call~i pr B-l's HOrIa D~
-trQvgr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

R~RoNcHITis l. cur-l b. frequent .nai,
doses Of fls0's Cure for CgEsau rL.ea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

Those who believe ,ha, Dr..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will
cure them are more liable
to get well than those who
don't.
II you happen to be one Of
those who don't believe. there's
a matter Of $500 to help your
faith It's for you il the max
ers Of DR.. Sagcs remedy can't
cure you. no matter hog bad
or OF how long standing your
catarrh in the head may be.
The makers arc the Worlds
Dispcnsary Medical Associa-
ton Of Buffalo. NY. They're
known TO every newspaper
publisher and every drugg.s,
IN the land. and you can cas-
ily ascertain that their words
IS good as their bond.
Begin right. The frs, stage
IS to purify the system You
don't want 10 build on i wrong
foundation. when you're build
Ing for health. And don't
shock the stomach with harsh
treatment. Use the mildcr
means.
You wind your watch once
4 day. Your liver and bowels
should act Is regularly. IL
they do not. use q KY.
Tie KY is - DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. One 4 dose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

THE pas!,ist - gvts Wvrstsd fcrls That
be - IL lie wrong blx-S.cEs Falls Rrpgb
liCau-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

Premier Ii Rrdiai Of Italy, exp<essa
especial friendship for England -
declares that his egveEnRens xss6
ooly peasA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20
Coming to . Peare Footing.

LONDON. March i2-Advices from Ber
lin show that the government continues
20 cut down expenditures for military
equipment AZ Spanisu the force EN-.
ployed in the manufacture Of small
arms has been reduced from aeoo 20 Co
and work Is also less active =. the dock
yards since the richs:ag rave notice
that extravagance in naval couSsrur;iur
would not be permitted IL Is said also
that for the present the plan Of oonvert
ing the city % Bre<lau into . govern.
ment fortress VIII Dot be carried out
This ssa fsvori;e plan of Coun. wal6er.
see and also had the approval Of Mol;ke.
DARK Lantern I,s.ra.ee CeopaAss>
GEvElASp. q, March I2-The g.
cret organization of nearly al the fe
insurance companies in the United
States which has been IN session here
Tor several days VII conclude - work
to-day. The oryznixasion il 50 >ecr;
that no y outside is ranks knows
the Ezmes Of It's MEMBER A hui-
lcfir n the nature % a black Ii. i
ssSced every month fo- The bene&. Of
the MEMBER Il contains The names Of
persons whom e Is best for Insurance.
ne % y we alone AL Of The meet
inss held herr hzve been vey &ecvS
sone Of sAsProceedisc being girea Ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

WIEN the mind h uuh.ns~i isorr Z. a
sew hose s4cyvLerc -fIttsb-rga 10,
patch
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-20

a sieve. which lets the small particles of
gold fall through. but keeps the great
cinderS once in n while there is q mind
like loadstone, which, plunged amid
steel and brass filings, gathers up the
steel and rpels the brass But il is
generally just the opposite II you at
tempt 10 plunge through q fence OF
burrs 10 get n blackberry. you will
get more burrs than blackberries You
cannot afford 10 read a bad book. how
ever good Won are
But" you say. how \ I End GU.
whether a book is good or bad withou;
reading it, There is always some
thing suspicious about q bad book. /
' knew an excepaon-some;hing
suspicious in the index or style Of Illus
tration- This venemous reptile almost
always carries q warning rattle
The clock strikes midnight A fair
form bends over a nan The eyes
fash FIRE The breath is quick and ir
regular. Occasionally the color dashes
TO the check. then dies out The hands
tremhle as though q guardian spirit
were trying 10 shake the deadly book
ont Of the grasp Ho, tears fall She
laughs with q shrill voice that drops
dead at its own sound. The sweat on
her brow is the spray dashed up from
the river Of death The clock strikes 4
and n rosy dawn oou after begins 10
look through the lattice upon the pale
form that looks like = detained specser
Of the night Soon in = madhouse she
viii mistake her ringlets for curling
serpentS and thrust her white hand
through the bars Of the prison. and
smi,e her head, rubbing IL back IS
though 10 push The scalp from the
skull s~hrieking. my brain, my
BRAIN O, stand of from that Why
will yon so sounding your way amid
the reefs and warning euoys, when
there Is such . vast ocean in which you
NAV voyasc. all sail scts
We >~e 50 many books We do ncs nm
is-l what . book l. Stand n on
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-12

MARREED:-Ab the residence of the
brides father, Edward Lynch, Oct
18th, Wellington Brown aud Hiss
Sarah Lynch. Rev. II a. Mayo Of
floating
e. w. Smith, of Minneapolis, Off
Grated as groemsman, and Miss Ella
Buckley, of Colorado Springs, Col,
as bridesmaid
There were over one hundred guests
present and after the ceremony all par
took of an elegant lap supper. The
happy pair left the next morning ul5-
on Z short bridal trip and will be at
home to their friends after November
10th.
Welly, as he is best known and call
ed by his friends, Is one of the society
stand-bys of Delphos and was popu-
larry supposed to be one of the incor-
riglble Old bachelors of the city aad
has for soinetime been the last Modoc
OF the bachelOr's club. But in the
ever changing mutations of time he
too succunlbed to the wiles of the fair
sex and Internationally surrendered
and joined the ranks of benedicts.
The bride Is the eldest of galaxy
of fair young women, daughters oil
Edward Lynch, we'll known and be-
/ loved by all who knew her, and a hs
companion for the best of earth's sons
She has ever been a prime favorite 10
the circle OF her a cquaIntances and
won all hearts by her quiet, ladylike
/ demeanor and pure womanhood.
They are both old enough to take up
the rayeled ends of life understand
ingly, while they are young enough
to enjoy the long tramp before them
adown the rose bordered vistas OF
welded life
The REPUBLIoAN wishes them sue
cess in avoiding the thorns along the
way and a consequent long life OF
happiness.-DelphOs Republican.
Miss Sarah Lynch is a sister of Mrs
n. B. Mccormick of this city, and is
well and fayorably known here, as
she was q resident of Phillipsburg
about two years. The HERALD ex-
tends congratulations. The happy
couple received a large list of pres
entsbut we have not the space to copy
them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-12
To Teachers.

The Teachers Association of north
west Kansas. which meets at Norton.
the 26, q and 2S of this month. prom
Ises to be q rare treat for all interest
ed 10 educational subjects.
Everything possible is being done
to make the meeting an educational
Thanksgiving feast
Reduced rates will be given by the
people of Norton On entertainments.
All the railroads of northwest Kan
sas will give u rate of ono and one
third fare for the round trip, upon re-
ceipt of a certificate of membership
from Mrs. Melissa Starrett, Secretary
of the Association.
President d. e. Saunders, of the
Fort Scott Normal, will lecture Thurs
day evening. As an energetic work
er and an educational lecturer, Presi-
dent Saunders has not a superior in
the west.
Jesse Bowman Young. D. D., of
Kansas City, viii give his fnmous lee
ture, "Echos from Round Top" on
Friday evening. As an orator, Rev.
Young has national reputation.
'.Echos from Round Top" has been
received 10y eIlt uuhldsIlC duuleEceS ali
over the United States. and we can
not afford to lose the opportunity OF
hearing him on the q.
Each member OF the Association
viii receive by mail copy of each
paper read at the coming session, as
soon as same can be printed.
The Association does not restrict
its self to teachers only. but invites to
Its meetings and membership, all who
are Interested in the welfare Of our
public schools. ". g. RIsTE,
Pres
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-12
First Publication Nov. u. 1921. -5w
SHERlFFS SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS Case No.
PHILLIPS COUNT 2214
In the District Court Of Phillips County.
noratio ". Brown. Plaintiff,
William H. NiPps. The Guaranty Investment Com
pany. D. NJ Davis. Receiver OF the Guaranty
Investment COMPANY. Irwin &. Mellow ell. Mrs.
Irwin a.. Mcdowell, whose hrer name j. un-
known TO plaintiff, and the Phillips County
Bank, Defendants.
Pnblie notice Il hereby given, that under, and
by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action IA aud by the above named Court,
AID Of an order OF sale Issued on sad judgme NJ,
10 nc directed and delivered. ! siil ON
MONDAT- DEcEzBER i4fh. 169i,
at the boar Of O'clock. p. m nf a8id day ct the
east door Uf tie Cont iI0uFe- Philiprturs. in
the county OF Phillips. state of Kansas. offer nj
public sale asid self Ia the hghest bidder fur cash
in hand the following described real property,
namely:
The southwest euarter Of section thirteen. u.
township one, J. range eighteen, Is, west 9Th 2
All in the comfy Of Phillips. state Of Kansas.
Said property has bean iesfcd d son afil j. 70 be
sold o. the property OF the above named defend
ant liiizH y. NIpps
Dated Ehis l0lh DIS OF November. A. D. 1891.
LIE SclIyS II.
sheriff OF Phillips cuunly-
Pratt / LcWis, attys for l'ilr.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-12
First publication Oct. 20. 1891. -5x.
SheTilf'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. Case No.
] HILLS COUNTY. 2g3.
In the District Court OF Phillips County:
H. a. Merrill. Plaintiff,
Wiliiam AcC;ill a minor, John " Rurris admin
i-tratcr az Tie cStafe o. Martin " McfiilL de-
ceased. Ella McfiilI ID minor Frsuk Aic(iii mi
nor. Lillian Z isurris- J Is iiickz- Logan LIN
Ter Company uHd SiiHs-iI- Elliot. Defendants
Public notice T. hereby given. that under. and
by FiFfHe al lle Judgment rrIcerrl in the above
ontiIled Hcii7n. IL aud by the above named court.
sn- Of en order Ct rels issued on said judgment,
70 me directed aud delivered. viii On
MDSDAY. OEEABER Sjtii. 1851.
Al tlss hour Of eic< D. Of sHie day, AZ the
eust Ccrr n the ccurt hnusr, ia Fh.iii'zburg. IN
the county OF Philips. state OF taI.=z-. uEf.r -
Public sale snd sell % the highest bidder for cash
ia haud lie following eere-ieed real prDperfy.
iiameiy. he east half o. TIE f1rfhea-t eu8rter
sid the east half OF the FoutsFdst qsarler u sec
ton twenty fve fzsi. ioWn-hiY Eve t5I e nth
range twenty g2al west 80 tile fth Principal her
idiau. IN the county Of fhiiii1s Stale Of Kanenr
said property lsEe been levied upon aHd u he
sold - toe property o. the abSFe named defend
ant, - sItiu ~ Arfilil.
Dated tLis I'D day Oc:oher a. D. ieel-
LIE 8 XIV ER-
D. T. ETzfzS. sheriff q laaiiiips o0Bnty,
ATTY fer Pro.