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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
BILL THAT Is A wIILIAM.
aAs sspsrssser. fretshssa ~isA fswsl
Sees extli "A ars.

TIE new bit proposing 10 make the
offess Of clerk, REGISTER and treasurer
Of the county sAlsrlea Offices has nsae
Us appearance. The bill Is hardly what
might be tsrIaed comprehensive one.
FOR While It's provisions are aimed prln-
eipAlly at the three ofloers named, It
fails t. lnelude the richest snap Ia the
county, the shent's Office, and Is pro
noaneedly silent an the matter al copy
lsts for the registers offioe- To be sare.
deputies and clerks are provided Ter.
The salaries AZ the former neing iiKed at
minimum Of $1,000, while the number
ot clerks and o0pylsls is 10 ho fixed is
the sureTx .sors and their compensation
established ~ them. Tie proposed
bill also establishes the fees foT certain
proceedings aud directs the manner of
payment of the same. lt ls emlnentiv
"a SUPERVISORS bIi. lt taxes oUt oi the
hands ~ the officers named all author
lly. They become SIMPLY pald hreings
ot the board. whose sQbordmaies aTe
limited ily r. They have nc Nosee IA
the management OF ihell respective OF
fiOes except az DICTATED t'y tue
board. The great saving to be
effected by tins new lil = largely
visionary. Tor tie difference hciWs "A.
the amount OF fees received an selar.
les palG Wlll bu atSoI.u> - hs ia-
creased number OF DAYS the board ls in
session, ana the extra mileage eNactea.
Ii the bsli eau be - amended a. 10
choke lAe sGpeEN ssofs Of from ihe
treasury i might te a passable measure.
The TfifCRAA-HTRALn Mould suggest
that tie blii be amended 50 thai tsul
one sese.on 0f tRe board be held an
n0allyi that elehi good, b.g, iAt farm
inc hours Of actual work be declared a
days work. and all time less than that
be paid for pro laLa: that mileage ee
paid Tor coming 20 and gong from tho
session of the board bu. once; that the
per diem salary be not less tnan 30
cents nor more ihan s., and that AL
work ca The new court house be
stopped until such time a. corporai's :
guard can Toe mustered 20 protect TIE
sacred pile from intrusion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
WOULDN'T GIVE A RECEIPT.
Church Contractors Trying to Get Pay for
Extras.

The trials and trbulations of the con-
tractors, Van DebOgart Bros, In secur-
ing compensation for extras on the new
Reform church, seem to multiply. The
church people stand ready TO pay every
just and honest claim for work per-
formed, but they do not relish the idea
OF allowing the contractors TO fix the
amount. 1t has been proposed to sub
NIT all differences to the architect, but
the contractors, not standing IN with
that gentleman, demur. Another offer
has been made, to arbtrate, but this too
is looked upon with suspicion and dis
trust. Monday, presumably to pave
the way for litigation, the contractor 5
bondsmen presented an itemlzed ac-
count for extras, to the church treas
urer. The latter read the voluminous
bill through carefully, and politely re-
fused payment. This was expected.
Then the bill was handed a second
time to the treasurer with n request
that be give receipt for the same.
The treasurer thought the matter over
for moment, and not clearly under
standing the proceeding, declined TO
give 4 receipt or IN any manner recog-
MISE the account. The bondsmen de-
parted and since then quiet has relgned.
1t is believed that owing 10 the DISPOSE
ton of the church TO do what Is Just
and right in the premises that the con-
troversy over the extras viii be ami
cablv settled.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
NOSES OUT OF JOINT.
Manistee Democrats VIII Not Attend the
state Convention.

ManistSe Democrats VIII Net Attend the
state Convention.
MAsIsrEE, Mich, Feb. l2-The Ninth
district Democrats, that IS the promi-
nent ones, have decided 10 stay away
from the state convention at Lansing.
The object Is 10 convey TO the governor
and the State administration generally,
that Democrats here feel sighted. The
matter hinges upon the fact that the
governor has recognized only the poll
tlelans who were prominent under the
Cleveland administration the"old ring"
as ladoTsed by Dickinson and Weston.
lt was hoped the other wing would
nave been granted some OF the "pap."
\ prominent member of the party
said: I'VE Will stay away from the
convention, but propose 10 work for
the party as usual. The Governor has
gwen us the cold shoulder, and his
policy does not meet with our ap-
prevail"
A big mass meeting was held las
night, under direction of the DAILY
Democrat, 10 discuss plans Tor BRING
ing manufacturers TO the city.
Manlstee has been divided into seven
wards, givlng four new aldermen TO the
city These new men Will be elected
tins spring, making 1t easier for the
political parties To divide the Offices
among the foreign element, which con-
stitutes two-thlrds of the population.
The +. Il 7. NJ. boats make daily
trips between Manistee and Milwaukee
throughout the winter, the river at this
point never freezing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Bold Robbery of Bank at Mime
npOIis.

MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., Feb. PA bold
attempt to rob the Citizens bank was
made this morning. 1t was not sue
cessful, although the robber got the
money in his possession. The robber
jumped over the counter rail and pull
ing revolver on Assistant Cashier Nc
Quaig, who was alone save for the
presence of a clerk, told him to hold up
his hands. Having both meu cor
nered, he cody went about and
gathered all the money in hand
satchel and then made for the door,
but at this moment McQuaig dashed 10
to the door and called "Pollcei" THIS
attracted the attention of &. Probst,
driver for the United States Express
Company. He jumped off and started
for the man, who at once fired his re-
volver. apparently in the air. AS he
fired, Probst struck him hard blow
on the neck and several men grabbed
him. He was soon oyerpowered and
turned over TO an officer He is sup
posed to he former janitor of the
building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
WITH A LIGHTED MATCH.
An Explosion in Which Several Persons
Were Injured.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Feb. IA fright
full accident occurred from an explosion
OF natural gas in West Lafayette, sub
urb of this city. at 4 o'clock this morn
ing,by which four persons were injured,
two fatally. Thomas Northcut got up
and lighted a match when the explosion
occurred, blowing out the whole side of
Ire house, setting fire to the building
and burning It and the adjoin-
ing one to the ground. Northcnt
and Lew Brown were badly
burned by exploding gas, but the
most serious injury was TO Mrs. Ruth A.
Jenners, an old lady living in house ad.
joining, and her son, who are horribly
burned over the whole body. They can
not recover. The explosion is supposed
to have been caused from accumulation
of gas from n leak IN the main pipe
supplying the house.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
PROMPT DECISIONS.
Judge Adsst VIII Decide Cases st the
End of the Besrinrs

Judge Ads.t viii follow the rule IN
augursted Yesterday s,y his decision IN
the Isee-Thornss repievin case and an
nouuce hrs decision at the conclusion
Of the trial rather than reserviisg 4 for
fotsre time. Thls viii Re very sc-
cepiable 70 the attorneys, for IL ire
quently occurs that judges withhold
their decisions for an unreasonable
iengt, If time and mach ineooven5enoe
resultk 70 10th attorneys and litigsflts.
Judge AdsIi relieves that ne can decide
n question much more satisfactorily
when both the facfs and isware fresh n
mind. than he can after psruMng .
nlass Uf written testimony and briefs.
Where many cases srs heard the test
roor5y vii unavoidstjy get rniTsd and
ovnfased ard to guard against thH. N
sfl eases where fis euty - manifest and
6scis5on = arrived ct ~ bis own mind, /,
re wI snBouncs his judgment st tire
efsd of TIE trlsl 10 cases iDvoivfrg
fine questions ard kDotty ieEsl prot
lens, where the court u N doubt. DE-
cls1ons vii be reserved
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
LIKE A BoMBsHELLs
saeselssd's sttsE 90 Tree siisers ths eli
A AasSEkio< kegse.
>Peelzi 70 fhs FklkskAA HEkslb.


MAsHINGtoS, fsb l2.-CleyelSnd 8
letter read at'the Cooper Unlon meet
,ng issl night Was the great toplc Of
conversation IA Washington today. sna
Tree coinage men say that tie letter
gives : qaIetes % tree sdves agitation
foE TINS session. of Congress. Anlle ram
part silver men, such as bland, Of Ms
sour, ana Bartne. Of Nevada, who re-
present extreme views IA both parties.
cay the letter Vii make 20 difference
10 them, they will continue 10 press the
passage OF the pending bAl irrespective
ot Who may get hurt. IL = recognized
here, however. that the publication Of
the letter tends 10 complleate the poll
teal situation, and i may have impor-
tant bearings CA the next nomination
Tor president made by the Democratic
party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

In the House this afternoon Repre-
sentative D4foe, OF Alpsna, introduced
Dali 70 provide for ana regulate The
free transportation OF members Of the
legislature and their baggage upon the
railroads OF the state. TINS bali pro-
fides that the secretary OF state send
eeruned LIST OF members elect 10 each
OF the railroad companies Ia the state,
before Dec. l5 after election. Repre-
sentative Ferguson intTodue bill ID
amend section, chapter 3. OF the gem
efal highway law, and Representative
HuFZe bill 10 amend section !, OF act
2eo, OF 1881, relative 10 suits against
foreign corporations III the courts OF the
State
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

AIExaxnFHs. VA Feb. j. - Col.
Lewellyn HextonY associate principal
Of the Eriscopal HIgh school, dsed sud
denly th1s nsorniug while tTeakfastsng
aged = years. He gTadBated 81 West
Posat At the outbreak 81 Tee vay ard
was appointed q a ileutepsnFy n tie
Confederate army, rsssrg - cfissi of
artillery At TIE caose Of TIE var.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

WssHIxeToy, Feb. &c smmisssoDer
OF PENSIONS Kaun1. vii soon lss1e o
formal notice 70 al pension attorneys,
IN compliance with the wishes Of As
sistant Secretary Bussy, in which he
viii formally warn them that any IN
fraction of rule OF connection wftn
obnoxious printed crcuisTs nov beng
ss1ed h cIalmants and peDsloBers, viii
be considered Sufficient csose FOR rec
ommeDoat19n 70 the Secretary of tie
Interior for cSsbsrment.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

BErpsEPoET, III, Feb. 1z.-1ohn
Graham, vne killed Duane Je,ilDson,
= prominent merchant Of gussellvliie,
tvo weeks ago, cane INTO court ffs7s
r1oTning an1 gieaded guilty - The
charge q Eearder. He sss seTstercse
- fl1e pen ienfsTF for tf4rtf yesfs-
Grshsfn wse an uBsBccessfel sg5tef ffF
tsfe hand fd TIE isdy vfso fsecsFBe Ers-
johnson. ssG ssafased hs TIFal two
years sster the marriage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
WANT A REPUBLIC.
Spaniards Who are Tired of tho King
Business.

MADRID, Feb. ia meeting of Re-
publlcans took place in a theater of this
city last night. The building was
crowded with people who applauded
the orators, who enthusiastically advo-
Gated the establishment of Spanish
republic.
Senior Labra, the well-known Cuban
representative in toe chamber of depu-
ties, concurred in the sentiments ex-
pressed by the speakers, and IN turn
demanded universal suffrage IN the
Antilles.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

W. fnd but little of hat making re-
corded in history and anything relating
to hats il extremely meaxrs, althoush
their partial use msy be traced back to
she tine Of ancient Greece aynoax the
DerIsn tribes, probably - early a. TIA
sSe Of Homer, when they were worn.
although enly By tie better class Of
citizens when On distant journey. The
same custom prevailed among sbe Athe-
sians, ss IL evident frsm some Of the
scsestviaa fsaxes ia tAs. Ex'a nArbssA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Trunks and Dry Goods.

EvANsvIILE. Ind, Feb l2-At 8
O'Clock this evening Ere sss discovered
in the fourth story Of ". Ungefieiders
trunk factory. Tie stock = probably
total loss, amounting 80 SZ5, 90 with N
sarauce amounting 20 5000. Evans A
Nerwayne. retail dry goods. had goods
value si5.ee0 destroyed. fully covered
hy lnsnrancf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

yltzEons 70 the members OF the Legs
lstaFe % attend their lsyss IN honor Of
tas Governor, and providing Tor TIE
pFeseE IatIon OF an engrosssd copy ID
the company. lL was adopted. Of
course. and tie Republicans thus got
the start Of Ehe Democrats IA 4 matter
et courtesy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Hotel Held Rrsponsible for Injuries to
Guest.

Guest.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. IA case
of interest TO hotel men everywhere in
volving as 1t does the extent of their
liabili ty for damage in cases of ac-
cidents to guests. In July, 1889, w. A..
Thomas, guest at the WIusor Hotel,
OF which Capt. u. X. West is proprietor
fell IN hallway. alleged to be poorly
lighted. Both arms were broken. The
plaintiff sued Capt. West for sl0,0 900.
The jury yesterday after beng out as
hours, returned q verdict, awarding
the plaintiff $500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

wssHfee4ox. Pet. Iz~-fbt csucsfs ~
the Beoui9inen nsefFlssefs IF tbe haose
was called for tonight n discuss TIE ST.
seF question. bas been postponed untb
tornoTres night
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

wssHTSsTsx, Feb. I2--SenatoT Hears
passed coed cay and considered much
better ton lzht.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
NAMED OVER AGAIN.
The Name OF the Norris Post-Ofsee
Changed to North Detroit

wAsHTxsroS, Feb. I2.-The Postoffce
Department has issued the necessary
order changing the name OF the Norris
postofsice 10 North Detroit, and has sp-
pointed Charles r. Dlmmick postmss-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Senator Wheeler offered an elaborate
preamble and concurreut resolution
shanking the Detroit Light Guard, CO.
4, 4th Regiment, NJ. 5. r., for their IN
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

The House committee on elections
this forenoon fayorably reported the
JOINT resolution requesting the members
OF Congress from this State % secure
SUBMISSION of an Amendments TO the
federal constitution, for the election Of
Uaited States senators by the people.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

The Senate considered Representative
Whites bill, increasing the salary of the
clerk of the Grand Rapids Superior
Court. IA committee of the whole and
then passed the bsll, giving i imnedI-
ate effect.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Senate Bills.

Among the bills noticed in the Sem
ate today were these. Senator Wilcox,
bill relative to tuition to De paid by
nonresident pupils; Senator wrthing-
ton. to regulate and improve the civil
service and TO create commission
therefor: Senator Weiss, to make any
general election day q legal holiday;
also, 10 amend section Of the act to
regulate the practice of pharmacy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
To scatter Manual.

The two Houses have adopted con-
current resolution for the appointment
of a committee to propose a plan for
the distribution of the legislative man
nal for 1891
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
WANT TO RIDE FREE
After al ths Buneombe and Biuster
About Passes
DlFOE PROPOSES A FREE RIDE BILL
fer ths Heller Than Ih0as Lszfsi2fors-
ssaAtoF DoFan osts his ,aIaFy 6fiI
fEtatsd-fhs saPsFtor stsFss
ealsFy tfxea Ag t4sL-

IAssTse, Mich, Feb. i2-rhe work Of
the House this week shoss that, IS a
body. & has far more adaptablllty 10
legislative business than the Senate.
There Is more familiarity with the
noces Of procedure on the part of the
members, while speaker waehtel is an
admirable presiding officer. Chief Clerk
Bfant also has = good conception of
legislative work. The members of the
House indulge ia many a quiet smile
over the senate's tioundering.
The People 40 EIeet.
ThA Hnnse com n..,.Ltaa nn alaeticna
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-17
County Court.

County commissioners this morning
received the report of County Physl-
clan Clifford on smallpox in BeXar
county, and filed same.
The account of the painters for re-
painting and kalsomining the court
house was cut down to S456.75, from
S499 and ordered paid.
Their account for vanishing and
repairing furniture of the courthouse,
G Gaming chandeliers glazing and
carpenter work, $243 25 was approved ,
Commissioner Dryer voting no on the
ground that the charge was exhorbit-
ant. In the bill so cents was charged
for vanishing chairs, and vanishing
the desks and large tables was on the
basis of s. or 81 each.
The expert committees re-
port on the value of the eN-
ira work on the county
Jail addition was received and APP
proved. They recommended that
Contractor Kroeger be paid S454 81 for
the extras, instead Of 1902 as charged
in his bill.
Bids were called for, to be opened
October /, for the concrete footing, or
sub-foundation for the new court
house.
The contract for building bridge
over Oak creek was let to Maytield d
Sullings, for 1865.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-17
Sunday Excursion Train TO kerrvill'
Sept. 20, 1891.

Sunday Excursion Train TO Kerrville
Sept. 20, 1891.
On account Of the Sangerfest at
Comfort, the S. A. & A. P. Ry.. will
run an excursion train to Kerrville on
Sunday, Sept. Goth, leaving San An
tonic at 500 a. M, arriving at Ro-
bsrds, 1927 a. m; Leon Springs. S:55 a.
M; Van Rau6, 9:l5 q. M; Boerne,
9:35 a. M; Welfare, 1000 q. m; War
ing, 1912 q. M; and Comfort, 1888 8.
M; Ganahl, Ills q. M: and kerrvllle,
l1:4O q. IN. Returning, leave Kerr
Vile, 1900 noon; arriving at
Comfort, 1852 p. M, and re-
manning in Comfort until 700 p. m
arriving at San AMT at 9:27 p. m:
This gives stay in Comfort of 5 liz
hours. An excursion rate of one rare
will be made to Comfort, Ganshl ana
Kerrville from all stations. Passen-
gers will be taken to points this size
of Comfort at the regular rates.
Get your tickets at the s. A. q A. r;
Ry. and remember that the train Will
leave at 500 sharp. 9-lo'2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-17
The Brother Victorious.

A little sensation was caused in front of
theMenger hotel last ght about 10 o clock
by Mr.. Robert Tendick walking out of the
hotel with his young married sister, Mrs.
Katie LOrena Johnson, the newly married
wife of ChaS. Johnson, a grocer Of Alamo
plaza.
The queer part of it was that Johnson
was present but could not get his wife
away from Mr.. Tendick. who carried
her away in a, carriage, leaving
her husband to hunt up his law
yer. Colonel Epson. An hour later
the two were looking for Judge NoOnan,
in order to have habeaS corpus service
issued to obtain the release of his wife
from her alleged Illegal detention.
The brother strongly objects to his sis
tpr'S husband
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-17

DIR. FRANK TANNING. ONCE No.
sol Avenue 9. 9-l2 tt
For Sale: Old established board
ing house, central location. Apply
at this office. 9-l2 st..
For rent two nicely furnished
rooms, rock house, second floor with
In block of Alamo plaza. Apply to
"a. L." this office. 9-l6.2ts'
Bell of Nelson whiskey, now and then
Is relished by the best of men,
1t smootheS the wrinkles out of care
And makes ace high look like two pair.
For sale at the Acme, 222 E. Houston
street.
A mans fool to live In grief
When he can get complete relief,
And feel as happy as clam
Drinking Bell Of Nelson by the dram.
For sale at the Acme, 222 E. Houston
street.
Leah Martin has filed suit for di-
vorce from Sam Msrtin, who is now
in the state penitentiary, serving a
sentence.
Conductor Ssdler, of the I. &
Il. N. railway, has closed his saloon
and is now railroading again, this
time on the S. A. & A. P. railway.
james Kinnahan and J. w.
Turner are to wrestle at the Fashion
theatre tomorrow night. Turner has
agreed to throw Kinuahan three
times in thirty minutes.
The handsomest line OF wall
papers and the lowest prices, NJ. Her
wick, Alamo street. 6:lS If
E--ro,.
Smiths run on the Southern Pacific
railway has been taken by Messenger
McMullen.
II. Mitchell has accepted the chsl-
lenge of Ed. Rhoades for a ten mile
running race.
The friends of Judge c. L. Wurz-
bach gave him rousing welcome
home from his recent trip, at his
residence on Eighth street last
night.
Lizzie Brown, aged II, colore :,
died in this city yesterday, and the
remains were sent to Seguin today
tor burial.
-McCabe & Youug's Ministries pa
raded the streets today at noon.
-Sylvestre Barrenta has been ar
rested charged with theft,
doctor" Goertz has returned
from Seguin.
Geo Dullnig is constructing a new
sidewalk on Losoyo street.
An affidavit has been filed
against Mrs. Mains. for lunacy. The
trial will be brought before the coun-
ty court at four o'clock this afternoon.
The LIGHT is informed that Mr..
Jake Weber very gratefully declined
the nomination of chief OF the fire de-
partment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Pollok have
been made happy by the arrival of a
fine baby daughter yesterday
City Clerk Claudon has returned
from his trip to Houston and Calves
ton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-17

Drop in to Brady's once and you will
be sure to call again. o-I2-tI
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-10-07
A CASE OF Hay FEVER.
He Locked ~ II He Was Weeping, H1
He Wasn't,

He Locked ~ II He Was Weeping, But
He Wasn't.
Somehow gambler L. always good
for story. Perhaps that's all they are
good for. At any rate, whether flush
or broke, the average gambler, whether
card sharp, horse player or faro dealer,
always sees things worth seeing, and
Il successful at his calling Il usually Q
close observer of human nature. So
the reporter saluted gambler a. he
stood on the atterdeck Of Bay Ridge
boat last evening coming from the
raceA This Is the conversation:
win or Loser" by reporter.
"Win-good money. Big play on
last race"
The gambler had won. He was not
elated; be did not smile. There he
stood thinking Of something, and his
thoughts presently came to the surface
In words
II wAs thinking" said he, ''how easy
some men can weep, shed tears, yes,
cry like women. Only to-day a big
man came to the back of my box with
q ticket on King Hazem. It called for
fifty dollars against Ave dollars. There
be stood with tears running down his
face and his ticket, ready to be cashed,
In his hand. Poor fellow, / thought,
that money viii help him out Of some
tight place.
Crying for joy2' asked.
Nope said the man.
Sorry you won?' said /, surprised.
Nope he replied"
"Why, what was the matter with
hirn?" asked the reporter, unable to
hold down his curiosity.
Had hay fever" said the gambler,
looking far, far away.-N. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-10-07
First published Sept. %, 1891.
sHERIFF's sAIR
No.

DY virtue of four certain executtons fs.,,<,,s
y out OF the district court of Barber eountv
Kansas, IN four actions, in two of which AoIi,,e
a. rio t COMPANY corporation is plaintiff, and
In TWO others of which Stephen ri VfeIe
Charles h. Deere and Aivah Mausur. parfneFss
DONG business under the firm name and efvIe
OF Deere. Mansur Co., are plaintiffs. ana in
al OF which Eliza A. Geppert and siIae p
and style of Geppert g. Stone are defeudenfs
in favor OF said plaintiffs and to me directed. I
will on
SATURDAY, THE l0TH DAY OF OCTOBER
A. ID. 1901, at the hour Of two O'Clock I'm the ar
ternoon of said day at the front door of the
store building heretofore known as the n. r..
Bond store and in the city of Medicine Iodge
auction for cash in hand to the hfebett "a
best bidder. the following described personaI
property, situated in Barber county Kaneaa
ana All the right, title and interest Of said de-
PENDANTS above named therein, to-wit:
Inc stock OF hardware. tiuWare. stoves hrro.
gfee. wagons and farm implements IN SAD
store 80 known ae the II. G.. Bond store On
south M11n street, and stored In coDnecfioo
InereW1thron the vacant lot ON the south there
OF. and the books OF account accounts. bills
business, heretofore conducted in the name Oh
II. g. Bond. II being the intention to sell ana
herein describe all the personal property NJ
every name and nature owned by, covered bv.
ness heretofore conducted In the name Of r.
g. Bond, at Medicine Lodge. Kanaas or ~
much thereof as may be necessary n, eafsefv
said executions, amounting In the agre0afe in
GUIDING interest 70 $4,000. and accrued and
eccruing costs thereon
Giveuunder my hand at my office in tl,s ..,s.,
OF Medleine Lodge. in said county, THIS 41lk
oay OF o. 7fpfemoer, 1891. J. w. DOBSON.
~, iS ~ y 49, Sheriff.