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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
CHIEF EGAN'S MONTHLY REPORT
Accepted by the Police COMMISSIONS r.
Last Night.

The police commissioners held a
meeting last night, but no business of
importance was transacted. Chief of
Police Egan's monthly report is as fol-
lows:
Whole number of arrests 1875, number
of cases 1856, males 80, females "a; cause
of arrest, assault 5, assault with intent
to rob /, breach of the peace %, COM
mon drunkard 4, eInbezzlement l, false
pretences /, malicious injury to personal
property 3, intoxication 90, neglect to
support family 3, indecent exposure l.,
resistance to officer 3, theft 4, violation
of license law II, violation of city ordi-
nance 1, total 1856.
Disposition of arrested: Appealed to
superior court 5, committed to county
jail 81, committed to town workhouse
PC, continued 8, discharged by chief of
police /, not guilty Z, nolled by prose
cutting attorney 2, by prosecuting agent
/ paid fines and costs 81, sentence sus-
pended IA, total 1876.
Nativity of arrested: American 81,
Scotch 1, Irish 40, Italian ), Colored f.
German 3, Pole 2, Canadian 4, Swede s.
Russian l, Belgian l.
Miscellaneous: Time lost by regular
force, days, 800, special duty performed
hours, 81, stores and offices found open
81, dodgers 80, electric lights out OF
order 10, expense to take prisoners tC
| Jail SOL, expense to make arrests S13. 80
total amount received of clerk of court
| S1O1 "a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Tu key Red Table Damask fast colored worth
Soc up, sale price PC
Oil boiled Turkey Red Damas worth 45c,
sale price, Soc
Heavy power loom Satin Damask Table Linen
worth BIC, sale price, Pc
Rest value. ever offered in Satin Damask
Table Linen soc, sale price, 371-2c
Two yard width bleached double Satin Da-
mask worth 100, sale price &c
Large size Oatmeal Towel worth 100, sale
price, II 1-2,.
Extra large Oatmeal Towel worth CSC sale
price, 1S.
Doubles hemstitched hand knitted Dauask
Towels worth 40c sale price, 25c
All linen Napkins at from 35c per dozen up
Domestics
Heavy brown Sheeting was &C. sale price 1874
Very fine and heavy yard wide brown Sheet
ing was &c. sale price, Gig
Yard wide bleached Muslin Goods at o. saio
price, r..
One lot manufacturers i.n1tfs short lengths, best
made worth 12c, sale price, S1-3c
"a heavy brown Sheeting worth Pc, sale
1914 P eavy brown Shooting worth a5c s,,o l5c
price, 2o,.
81 Bleached Sheetng worth 25c. sale price .o,
"a extra quality Bleached Shooting worth
3oc, sale price, a8c
Heav Ticking was Sc, sa c price, 53l
Heavy Feather Ticking worth 15c, sale price, Toe
fancv German Ticking fast colors worth 15c
sale price, Zoe
Check Apron Bingham worth &c, sale price 4 1-2,
Hosiery and Knit Underwear
Special offering of ladies', gents misses and
chl!dren's cotton, wool and camels hair Hosiery
ana AMT Unterwear at much less than our usual
low prices.
White Muslin Underwear
Our entire line of fine White Muslin Underwear
| is sacrificed this week at prices never before
quoted, O9 not miss the opportunity of secur
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30

The above title seemed to arouse the
curit Sly of the New York public, so
much SO that on the opening night the
house was packed to the doors. The
success of the play was instantaneous,
and during the entire New York engage
ment the theatre was crowded. The
play is an unqualified success; the
scenery beyond any thing yet seen; the
company powerful and evenly
balanced one, and Miss Lillian Kennedy
as the heroine "Bess" presents char
acterization which for histrionic ability
has never been surpassed on the Ameri-
can stage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30

UTICA, N. Y. Sept 3O.-On the ar
rival of the special fast express train on
the New York Central road this morn
ing, Messenger w. H. Moore said that a
masked robber had entered the express
car at Little Falls, affecting an entrance
by means of a saw and gimlet. Moore
said the burglar surprised him and be-
fore he could.act was coverered with a
revolver. At the point of the robbers
pistol Moore says he was compelled tC
hand over his own weapon after which
the intruder ransacked the contents OF
the car. He took several packages OF
jewelry and money, overlooking the
package containing S.. 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30

NEW HAVEN, Sept 3O.-Sergeant Cox
of the weather bureau predicts for the
twenty-fours hours beginning at 8 a. M
to-day; Fair weather, cooler; fair wealth.
er on Thursday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
AGED BUT ACTIVE.
An Old Lady Who Melted Six Thousan
Dollars from Her Knitting.

An Old Lady Who Melted Six Thousand
Dollars from Her knitting.
Not long ago DIR. PeablGs, of Auburn,
while making professional call at the
residence of Charles Holbrooll, promi-
ncnt farmer of North Auburn, learned
of the remarkable story OF an aunt Of
MIR. HolbrOolz, whose death OccurrSa
some weeks ago, says the Lewiston
(Me.) Journal. The aunt's name was
Mary Holbrooll, and at her dccCase at
the age of nincty-thrce, she was a
widow, living in the town of llOlbrOOl1,
Mass. She was the nOther Of twenty
three children and but three were liv-
ing at the date of her DEATH She never
weighed over one hundred pounds, and
in her last days did not weigh over
ninety. When scvcntyfvc years of
age she began to knit tides, to while
away the time more than anything else,
and it was not long until she had over
one hundred as the result Of her work.
She did not knit the tides especially
for the market, but one day her son
took few samples to Boston, where
he found ready sale for them at Whit
| ney'S store, on the corner of fremont
and Winter streets. The tides seemed
to strike Mr.. Whitney's customers very
favOra bly,, and he was obliged to find
| the old woman in IlOlbrOOl and secure
for Ills store all the tides she had. Not
| only this, but he arranged with her to
| take all she could make at a good fig
urc. She soon found, however, that
she could not begin to fill the order, for
Il certain class of customers at the
''IIub" had a regular craze for them.
SO what did Mrs. lIolbrook do but en-
gage several old ladies in the neighbour
| hood to do the coarscr parts of the work,
filling in the finer parts with her own
hands. In this way says the writer
of Mrs. IIolbroOll's obituary, from her
sevcnty-fifth to her nincticth year, fif-
teen years, she ncttcd six Thousand dol
lars from the sale of her tides, upon
which fully onc-half CT the work was
done with her own hands. How many
ladies over whose silver hairs so many
winters have kindly passed can show
such Il record of almost wonderful pa
ticnce and perseverance, we wonder"
lie Loves SvcctInrat+.
brooklyn has Il horse with u sweet
tooth. He lately strolled into Il con,
fcctioncrs on Fulton avvnnc, picked VI
a stick of candy with his mouth, and
invitingly held it toward the lady at
tendant. The lady imagined that tho
horse wanted the candy wrapped VI
and sent home, and was about to com
ply when the owner Of the anima
entered the store. He explained thai
the horse was fond Of candy, and usual
" ate it while some one held it for hin
to bite off. The horses action in
dictated that it wanted the lady to hol'
l., ~ e, IL,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
FOR SALE.

Ten or twelve good horses, well broke,
sound and gentle. Will be sold cheap,
separately or together if sold at once.
Also, canopy top carriages. Concords,
double and single harnesses, whips, robes,
blankets and everything pertaining to a
first-class livery stable. Real estate for
sale in all parts of the city. Business and
Commercial Mems Confidential Agency.
Money loaned on first mortgages. All
kinds of bills collected. For information
concerning anything in the above notice,
call or address
]. S. FAY, Deputy Sheriff.
Office Is South Main street (up stairs).
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30

d i;st i on NTondav me fnII0;yino
i, " standardization Of tie actual eXnensss
ron, 0rtoLnr 1870 10 October I 1901.
,,,,,.,,,,, ,aoo -o
A \s,,'S and board of relief. $3.50
Books. stationery and Printing. 3t6 20
Bridges ,.,, 3,G3-03
B Bmpiai OF Of rt,.;s,.d soldiers ioo
CITY Hall. 1Ol251
city hail bonds redeemed, "3o0.oo
T ,Eltt iti,, e., NE, 20 -
Grand list and rate bill .lS5. 90
LIospit Is, Dos 93
interest ,,n"IdHlh% interest," Oh p"huN' 9d' G1
Military enIUlIn,nt. 3I5 90
Outside poor. 17.1.7,7777
Police court, 1883
h"a'iS mnt'TI ,.,,,'i, i5daS 90
Rcgi,trar births, marriages and deaths, 1850 Al
Srlectmen, ... .,l3ooo
S,o ittri',s ' ~
Seiectmen's and town clerks Offices. sos 20
Town ct rk, 800 co
| now low, t[feaS i; 3O1'00
T I"wm Auditors. ' 70 00
L. J dealers notices. a525
Matering tr"uShS' % - 60 90
10
Total. S79156.9s
REMARKS.
The annual report of the year ending
Septemt er 30, 1890, showed an indebted
ness of $2l, 100000 of which $22 900. 90
was for loans. or this amount
1t will be seen that we have paid
this year the full amount of loans, S22,
600. 90 leaving an estimated floating debt
of $2,0O0.OO, exclusive of City hall bonds,
which can only be redeemed at the rate
of 50 10000 per year, as shown in the
foregoing report.
The net expense for outside poor ex-
ceeds the expense of last year by 81 GA
Is. 1t will be impossible to reduce the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
THE RECORD OF A YEAR.
Report of the Selectmen and Other
Town Officers.

The annual reports of the selectmen,
town treasurer and other town officers
have been printed and will be ready for
distribution on Monday. The following
is Il recapitulation of the actual expenses
from October 1, 1890 to October l, 1891 +:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
. NIANTIc ENcAMPMENT.
Lieutenant Bowers Report Printed In
General Orders.

In the general orders issued yesterday,
the acknowledgement published the first
report of Lieutenant w. H. G. Bowen
on the Mantle encampment. Lleuten-
ant Bowen says the policing and medi-
cal service were excellent, praises the
bicycle service in the signal corps, the
drill of the machine gun platoon and
the work of the battery of light artillery
He says military duty was well done
and the tents and the company streets
neat. The brigade as a whole is
thoroughly proficient "Too little at
tention is paid in the matter of salutes,
There is not enough respect shown for
the officers" "The non-commissioned
officers are not strong and forcible
enough" OF Governor Buckley he
says: at is owing to his judgment and
firmness that the brigade has such an
excellent commander, and that it was in
camp eight days instead of six
One of the companies of the Second
regiment from Waterbury, G, took into
camp cage of carrier pigeons. Several
were liberated each day, and with mes
sages attached to their legs made the
trip of about sixty-three miles in a trifie
over an hour.
hNktrII "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
Brennan the Baker
EAR COOLER.

OmcIaI weather Predictions For To-Day
and TO-MOrrOw.
NEW YORK, Sept 30.-The following
table shows the condition of the
weather in the principal cities of the
country nt 8 q. M. to. daY:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
.VARlEpAOES

UATENCI0N AQUf !l-PublicamOs .gratui.
tamente los entretenimientoS semblanzas que Sc
30. Pero no podOmos satisfacer las exigenciaS de
todos los que las quieren ver Embellishments pu.
bicadas nj contostar, por fata material dc TEMPO
Il costos0 numorOsa correspondence que con
csc motive 80 nos dirije.
a los que no quierGn OsperGr turno, se les pu-
blicaran Embellishments los ontretonimiontoS que
onvfen, 81 remesan
Por una sembanza, 41.-Por una charada dc
i i vorsos, so cts.-Un logogrifo, so cts.-Ana-
rramaS, criptografias, snigmas, otc., IS cts-Los
damks ontrotonimiontos, 81 son cortos, pararfI
as cts; 81 largos so ct 81 sogdn sds dimonsioneS
El valor dobe acompaharsO On sollos dc eorrSo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
ceatovitis poquitorup, comp1etis gustoram.

Han llegaJo va las celeb6rrimas maquinas
de coser a iictneo ce'st0Oos!i una, y con elias,
ochenta Veces trece gruesas de artfculos di-
Versos de novedad y fantasia.
Sc venatieron GJ cOntGdO tres toneladas entire
ginetes, patinadoras, aldeanos, perros, elefan-
tes, ginetes montados sobre asnos, torpederos,
ve!ocfpedos, ratones, arrieros, ranas, coco1ri-
los, galapagos, ,1agartos, panaderas, etc. etc.
todo clio 0Wtonedtico ici91co ee1atGUoS! pieza.
Queda todavfa un surtido complete pero
escaso. No aguarden ustades ell manana para
comprar. Cada eual y cada uno sabe donde
le aprieta Ell zapato v Sc apresuran darse
gusto. sentirfamos tener que decir nuestros
amigos favoreoedores no hay mas"
Ambos Mundos (San Justo 81
Los vnos franceses que Sc venden pre-
clos exhorbitantes, no son mejores nj tan bde-
nos como el vino riojano que expende D. Fran
cisco Font.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
Noticias de la IsIa

Nos escriben de Humacao, que conse-
cuencia de haberse suprimido el ramal do los
correos de Caguas, no Sc recibe la correspon-
tlencia en- aquel pueblo hasta las de Ia
tarde del dia siguente al de salida de esta Ca
pital. lo cual Is ciertamonte periodical para
ai Conerc;O.
Nnestro actual Administrator General. que
tantas yeces ha dsmostrado muy plausible in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
Baquero Y Candara

ofrecen recibido por vapor ReinG Maria
CySSti1aG.
so cajas de 5ol2 latas pfmientos $1-75
docena
15 idem 1904 idem fdem 4 81 reales i'd:
so idem de 50E2 idem pasta tomato $1-50
docena.
Is idem de 1904 idem idem idem s 81 rea-
les doeena.
De almacen
so eajas de J %. bacalao Eseooia a $11 qq.
30 idem de a idem idem $11 qq
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
EPfGRAMA

A IN loco pidio Lucia
que en- un papel escribiera
81 numero que 81 creyera
seguro en- la lOteria;
10 hizo de nuy buena CANA ;
trago el papel, y despues
dijo:-Este ldmero 6s
ell que va i salir manana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
De Pepe GoYdi1s :

Del nido las aves Vuelan
ansiosas de libertad.
Del hogar tambi6n las ninas
muertas ay de amor, Sc van.
Y eEtonces las madres lloran
porque va no vuelven mas,
mi los pajaros al nidO,
nj las 1i1as al hogar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

Los polvos dentales del Dr. Salicrup, pre-
parados con materias puranentente vegetables,
es el mejor especifico que Sc conoce para con-
servar la dentadura
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06
Sobrino de Luinay Comp.

acaban de recibir LACONEs y JAMONEs de
Asturias muy superiores 15-7
No haY parte alguna en- todo Puerto Rico,
en- donde laven arreglen un sombrero fino
de Panama, como en- la ElegGnciG Guiana
Fortaleza mum, 40.
ReneediO contra eL d0lOr de cG6eg0-El
.Halls iourna lof Healt" recomienda un proce-
dimiento muy sencillo para combatir esta do
Iencia que impide con frecuencia ell tSabaio.
Consiste simplemente On aplicar sobre la sien,
durante cuatro 8 cinco minutes, un POGO de
algod0n una esponjita embebida de algunas
gotas de una solucion de bisulfuro de carbon.
operacion que Sc puede repetir 81 es necesario
una dos Yeces cada dia. Segdn parece hasta
para las neuralgfas cronicas los resultados son
inmediatos.
LIBERIA DE O. oTERo PONCE, PR.
Prenios para erdnseues.
Medallas de metal blanco 49,. 1926 docena.
Medallas de metal dorado. . 4-50
Medallas de metal dorado con
relieve l....-........ ...,. 800
Hay sus opiniones acerca de la superiori-
dad de las bsbidas las comidas. 70 las re-
suelvo dc plano diciendo que NADIA hay com.
parable un almuerzo en- Ia Cat0I0mn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

EH7No hemos bebido nunca meior BRAN
by que el del FRAILE CARAT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

~ OJO AQU1.-Se necesita una cocinera
para casa de familia. La que des6e colocarse
que pase la casa mum. 48 de la calle de la
Luna, altos del almacen de muebles de los Sc
no res Margarida y Co. 3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

En- Inglaterra Sc atiende ahora con gran
ahinco al cultiVo de los girasoles, de los cuales
Sc SAGA un productc muy grande.
Las hojas de la flor contiensn gran canti-
dad de miel cera; las semillas dan un aceite
exquisite, y son un alimento excelente para
paVos, faisanes capones, etc.
El aceite 10 emplean tambien con buen
6xitO los pintores con la preparation de los CO.
loreS azul y verde.
De la semilla SO puede extraer una harina
muy buena para Ell pan y las pastas.
Finalmente del tronco Sc desprende un
material que en- la China Sc aplica, por su Ca
lidad filamentosa muy parecida la seda para
los teiidos de esta clase explotandoSe tam
bien para la fabrication del papel.
Herramientas de carpinterfa de acsro
TITLES de labranza, como rejas, machetes y ara
dos americanos de todos tamaflos precios
sumamente baratos, en- ell almacen de los seno-
res M. Roman y CO.. Cruz z y 80. PR.
prop6sito de 10 que varias veces hemos
escrito respecto de la conveniencia de criar CO.
nejOs para dar carne sana nutritiva a nues-
tros campesinos an6micos, rsproducimos to-
mandolo dc un colega el siguiente suelto:
''La multiplication de los conejos en- Austria
liza mo disminuye posar de que anualmense Sc
matan cerca de ounce milloncs Sc exportan las
pieles Ingaterra Otros paiseS. Ell nlimero de
coneios leioB de dismiuulr aumenta cada dfa, eau
sando graves eStragos la agriculture. Sc calcu-
la que I'm par de conejos de ambos sexos, en- cinco
amos pGocrean hasta cinco millonOs; tai es la ex-
traordinaria fecundidad de estos roedores."
UPARA HOMBRE SOLO.-se alquila una
pieza c6moda ventilada con 8 sin muebles en-
una calle muy principal de esta Ciudad. Para
informes dirigirse a la misma casa, Gale de la
Fortaleza num- 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

acaban de recibir LACONES y JAMONES dt
Asturias muy superiores 10
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De un colega del 0este

10 QA SO4OS9Cs OO1 OO0OO
EN- el Vapor General Co3atrer0s ha salido
para Ia Isla Mona con objeto de hacerse cargo
dc la direction de los trabajos de aquella es-
plotaci6n de guanos, el distinguido y aYentaja-
do ingeniero Sr. Gisbert. Confamos que esta
vista hecha por persona tan competente no
sea est6ril al fomento y progreso do aquellas
minas de tosfato, haoi6ndonos eencebir funda-
das esperanzas dc que ha dc redundar en- be-
neficio general del pals Y especialmente de
Mayagiez, centro de las operaciones relacio-
nadas con la isla Mona.
Felicitamos cordialmente al ST. Porrata
Doria Y la sociedad por Ell acierto que han
tenido en- la election hecha para la direction
do tan importantes trabajos"
Dicen que el individuo que en- Cabo-rojo
hiri6 un guardia municipal luego Sc suicide,
es peon sirViente del parroco de aquel pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

0SVdOI5OlUd 51 MayagU6z, 1a U5nIUO IA OOnuaU
de inVitarnos para la gran velada, lirico-dra-
matica que hoy celebrara para festejar su Ito
aniversario.
Agradecemos mucho la atenci6n.
90
Con la cooperation dc Ia Srta. Paoli tendra
lugar 81 domingo proximo on 81 teatro de la
Perla de Ponce, Ell concerto preparado por el
popular artista y estimado amigo nuestro, Sr.
don Juan Morell Campos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-06

Dicen del Oeste que es tan y tan grande la
cosecha de cafe que Sc prosenta este ano, que
Sc temO sueeda 10 que otras veees que los
cafetos queden aniquilados Y que rindan muy
POGO en- 1892 y SO. Generalmente despu6s de
una cosecha exagerada, los cafetales quedan
inhabiles para producir mucho, durante dos 6
tres AMOS
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-20
Fist Published Aug. 20. 1891, aw.
Summons BIZ Publication.

Case No. S3l3
THE STATE OF KANSAS: To FINLEY A
KEY and - STARKEY, his wife, who
q. -, -,


THE STATE OF KANSAS: To FINLEY A STAR
KEY and - STARKEY, his wife, whose fret
name is to the plsintif unknown.
You are hereby notified that you have been sued
by Peter Sanborn, plaintiff
This summons IL TO require You to answer the
petition. hled April ~ 1871, by the said plaintiff
in the clerk Office of the Phillips county distr
court in the state of Kansas before Octo-
and judgment rendered against you for The fore
closure of a certain mortgage, executed and de-
lveTed by the said Finley A SLaTkey April g. 1890,
on the following lands and tenements, situated in
SAID county Of Phillips. aud described as follows
The east half of the south east quarter OF section
thirty -four (34). and the west half of the south
west quarter Of section thirty i've 1851 all in town
ship four ~ south of range nineteen (1s) of
the sixth princiI al meridian, ana containing one
hund red and sixty acres, more less TO secure
the payment of the sum of $500 and recorded in
the record OF mortgages in said county, in vol %
at page 49, and the prayer of said petition is for
cent interest from pril g. 1880, and that the de-
PENDANTS and each of them, and all persons claim
ing under them, be forever barred and fOrclosed
OF all interest, right lien and equity OF redemp-
ton in, to or said lands and teHements, and
that said lands may be sold according to law,
without appraisement,-su subject to the lien of a
certain mortgage, executed to secure the payment
of the sum of $4,000. and recorded in vol. 20,
at page 4S2, in the record of mortgages in said
couBty-and the proceeds brought into court and
applied to the payment OF, lst, the taxes due and
cruing costs of this action; 81 the claim of said
plaintiff with the accruing interest theron; and
4th, the claims of the said defendants their in
terest may appear. and for such other and further
relief in the premises as may be just, lawful and
equitable
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court,
at my office IN the city Of Pbillipsburg
Il. s in tie said county Of Phillips this 10Th
day of August, 1891.
f. e. JOHNSON, Clerk.
OWEN A, BAssETT, Atty for Plf.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-08-20
First Publication July % 1891. sw.
Sheriff'S Sale.

STATE T OF I Kansas IS: Case aeo No.
In the District Court of Phillips Coun-
ty.
S. A Kineaid, Plaintiff.
VS.
Thomas Hunter and Mary Hunter, De-
PENDANTS.
Pubic 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 judg-
ment, to me directed and delivered, 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 County
of Phillips, State of Kansas, offer at
Public Sale and sell to the highest bid.
der, for cash IN hand, the following
described real property, namely: The
south east quarter of the south least
quarter of section ten (10) and the east
half of the north east quarter of section
fifteen (15) township one Gl south ,
range seventeen az west of the 9th P.
NJ, all in the County of Phillips, State
of Kansas. Said property has been
levied upon and is to be sold as the
property of the above named Defen-
dants.
Dated this 2lst day of July A. D.
1891. LEE SoRivNEE.
Sheriff of Phillips County A..
Z. L. Shearer, Atty for Pltff'