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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
AMONG Our NEIGHBORS.
BLOOMEIELD,

September 2O.-Alicc Tibbetts is attend
ing school at Lancaster this GALL
Mrs. Cora Donovan and children re-
turned to their home in Boston last Sat
urday,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
WEST CONCORD.

We notice that !, H. Walbridgc was
successful exhibitor at the Caledonia
County Fair, taking first premium in
brood mare and foal class, and also first
premium in one Of the sheep classes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

{. A. Willis, Editor THE Horseman,'
Chicago, writes: " my experience is to
decide the value, Humphreys Witch
Hazel Oil, the Pile Ointment" is worth
it's weight in diamonds
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Citizens meetings should be held in
every town in Essex County at once to
take action with reference to the public
school celebration on Columbus Day,
October IL There is no time to lose.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
a black silk glove awaits an owner at
the HERALD Office.

Coal advanced fifty crnts ton last
week, and this advance viii affect a great
many here who have not procured their
winters supply
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Cards are out announcing the marri-
age next Thursday evening of Miss Annie
Willoughby to Mr.. Charles y. Thurston
at tie home of the brides mother in
Stanstcad Plain, 20. Their future home
will be in Island Pond
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

The Congregational Ladies Aid Society
will give a Parlor Social at the residence
OF \. Bartlett on Friday evening, Sept.
%. Proceeds for the benefit of the par
sonage fund.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

The st. Johnsbury District Ministerial
Association and Epworth League Con
ventlon Will be held at Island Pond Oct
Pig. Further particulars and full
programme in future issue.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

County Court convened last Tuesday
morning a. Guildhaf1, and rs ut this
writing "Wednesday morning. the grand
jury is still i'll session, and only one case
State VS.. Blood for trial, we are unable
this week to give any report for the sim.
pie reason there is nothing to report.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

y number of the members OF Barton
Chapter, O. +. S, made a fratcrnal visit
to the Chapter here last week Wedncs-
day, and had very enjoyable and pleas
ant time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

The Essex House at Guildhall, with the
greater part of its contents, was dc
stroyed by fine last Friday night, and
how the fire originated is a mystery.
The loss is estimated at about $4,000
partially covered by insurance The
good people OF Guildhall successfully
catered to the accommodation of those
whose attendance was required at Court
SO that they experienced no great dis
comfort from the lack Of hotel The
main part OF the house was built fully
100 years ago.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

An elderly gentleman named James
Holmes. of Fairmont, Ncb.. was passing
through here last Monday evening and
went to watch the FIRE at the Village
Hotel. On his return to the station he
tcll from the driveway, in front Of Bart
lctt'S store. Mr.. ! Wilkinson, engine
man, helped him to the station, and DR..
Ellie was sent for and found the collar
bone was d;slocatcd. The gentleman
was taken to the Stewart House, the
injury dressed, and he left on the morn
ing train.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Lovers Of fast horses and good stock
will be interested in an advertisement
elsewhere of the sale of fancy trotting
bred stock, at the Lambert Stock Farm,
Derby, Vt 1t is seldom such an oppor-
tunity is Offered to procure stock of the
class advertised.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Walter Buck, after an absence of fifteen
years in Montana and Colorado. returned
here last Tuesday for 4 short visit with
his brother, w. NJ. Buck, and other
friends.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

The large audience i'll the Opera Hall
last Thursday evening gave evidence by
generous applause of their delight at TIE
entertainment furnished by the Guy Bros
Elite Minstrcls. With the fine singing,
hcinstrumcntalab ability Of the players an /
the variety introduced the Guy Bros.
gave one OF the most attractivccntcrtair-
mcnts of the sort ever given here.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

The Montpelier Daily Journal, rs will
be seen by advt. elsewhere, is to be issued
as heretofore during the forthcoming
session of the Legislature. No paper
gives so full and complete report of all
legislative proceedings as does tie Daily
Journal, besides this it will give local,
state, national and foreign news, making
1t thorough newspaper in every sense
of the word Subscribe for it,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Sunday services At Grace NJ. Z. Church
II a. NJ. preaching; Theme Taught bv
Experience, Gen. 2O;27, 1915 p. m,
Sunday School, 3 p. M, Band Hope
7 p. m. Praise Service. 700 p. m,
preaching; Thcme-Thc Marriage Feast.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Those who are taking the Epworth
League Reading Course are invited to
meet at the NJ. +. Parsonage this Thurs
day evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

f. j. Barney has closed his engagement
at the News and Sentinel office, Cole
brook, and goes to Boston next month
to take course of music lessons There
is no doubt but he will ultimately become
Il noted MUSICIAN He is considered an
extra good player now for one OF his
wears.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

\. D. Gray, OF Newark, has bought the
I'D. Rosebrook farm and moves thereon
this week. The town wants more such
citizcns.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
NEWS ABOUT HOME,

Mrs. NJ. McKcnlcy has sold her field on
Railroad street to L. W. Davis for 1925.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

The party from Island Pond attending
the national Grand Army Encampmcnt
at Washington include Col. Mansur and
vile, Col. \. II. Hall and wife, J. Will
oughby and wife, Mrs. W. W. Cheney,
Mrs. y. b. Lougce and daughter, Messrs.
NJ l.. Dyer, Don c. FCss A. o. Dcchenc
{. w. Nolcn, Johnnie Foley, S. ]. Ma
rOncy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

Those interested have subscribed a sui.
fcieut sum to have the channels in Clyde
and Fcrrin's river near the Dyer milldam
cleaned out, and Geo. l.. Clark has the
contract These channels are cloggcd up
with drift wood and old logs, the re
moval of which will prevent the rivers
overlooking their banks and flooding the
meadows.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02
POLIFICAL NOTES.


g.. IL .,f sJ,ut,r, t,z ,.o,,a
ont for the peopJe,s party.
MI ,1,..,,,s NJ, vi ,,a,,.r...,
-. ,..-, con ,,,..,,I,.ts a0rr1,a'
-, -. -. ,...
ne '0o''''' i1''.o'' ,'1.',oII 80 '''''e
] ''''i'o0 '''o peol''o D p''''S '''Ae''
United states senator stewart OF
oo''i ''''o, mas 0o-i'e O''' ~ '''e i'eOi,'e
party L ms means ''l"C tue Io"t
7 7I,aI., S'"'77 1i' 'oi weaver anu
i0'u
Gov Boyd' OF Nehrasha' admits tlaV
his party cannot carry the state oil Col
orado ior Cleveland ana says thaI lie
VIII support " e'''ei' 30 III Tue 'e'''-
"1i'''7 50''e' dry
The republicans and popui'sts OF
Louisiana have divided up the Con-
gression"l districts and will pull to-
gether. Weaver VIII get the repubI-
can vote OF tue state.
TIE KoIb men and the peoples party
commitIee have selected September
10th, at birmingham, for the holding
of convention for nominating Weav-
CT electors for Alabama.
The audience that greeted Gen
Weaver and Mrs. Lesss at San Fran
cisco numbered 10000. Two thous-
and dollars was contributed for tho
cause Oh the spot. Tho associated
press account of the nesting was SIX
lines in length.
AuggsE has n,t C,lffor,f,, n, the
ranks of the donbtf,J st,tss scores
If Ia.torzto New N-s+io,, rive .,ss,,,..-
.,,c. r., r.forr,,o,s il, NJ, ts,-r,Ia,,,1 INT
tI,s ,,or,,,Iig,.. l,-,., .,,,,, a,-,-a,1
-. ,,v..'-s,..,..---' - -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02
4 POLITICAL -OUFREaH.

From the Advocate.
The managers aC the Wichita reuE-
ion have covered themselves with
Shame and insuited more than half
the Old soldiers Of Kansas. First they
advertised among their list of speakers
the most prominent and popular PEG
pies party men in the state and then
failed to invite them as speakers.
What wis the object OF this, except to
draw a crowd from nj parties and have
thsja addressed by republican polIti-
clans? Even this might have been
locked upon as only-F shrewd political
scheme had only men Of mo al respect
ability been permitted to address. the
old soldiers. Bu5 the plan was 50
reckIessIy executed that such Infamous
character. as Judge Botllin and Geo.
Z. Anthony were permitted 10 address
that magnificent audience and harIu-
que them upon political subjects
and lie about their political oppOn-
cuts.
Just think of i'll Theodosius Bot
kin, whom public opinion has convicted
of drunkenness, fraud. larceny, perjury
and beng accessory to murder, being
permitted to address an audience of
old soldiers in Kansas, 10 lie asl5out a
puzzle man who has been given no
right to speak to the same audience.
Think Of Geo. T. Anthony, a miseT-
able excuse for Il soldier, according to
soldiers OWN testimony, fugitive
from Justice think. of him beng per
mitted to address this audience!
Where was IIsnrie, Humphrey $
dynumits aproiutce in the state house?
Why didn't they have him down at
Wichita to cap the climax and render
the insult overwhelming?
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02
Benefits OF Public Ownership

Prof. r. Il. ely, in CougregationaIist.
One OF the greatest improvements in
Germany during the past fifteen years
has been in the construction of sta-
lions. The railway stations in Ger
many at the present moment are so
far beyond all CONTROVERSY the most
beautiful and convenient in the world
thaE for any one to deny it must be
taken simply as proof of ignorance
or Misrepresentation. These stations
are constructed with % view to archi-
tecturai erect. Before the station in
Frankfort WAS constructed, there was
IL prize competition OF architects, just
as there has been for the construction
OF Jhe new Episcopal cathedral in New
York and after the examination, the
design which was regarded as in every
way most satisfactory was selected.
The result can be seen in that nlaEnifi-
cent station which, taking ii all i'm all,
Is probably the largest AND most beau-
tifuI in the world. Attention should
I be called particularly TO one point
which illustrates the advantage of
uniting III one management the differ
euu means Of communication and trans
pCrttHou- These should alI work
/ together tremendously. The postOdice,
raIiW ays, canals, teIegraphs, and teIe-
phones should be parts OF one har-
moniOus system, for thus only can
they be most adyantageously admins
tered, and render the grea test possible
[ service to the public at the smallest
possible expenditure The German
railway stations are very generally now
at she same time postofiee stations and
[ telegraph stations. Mail can be sent
to one 10 be called for at the railway
station pOstoace anu teleCrums can be
similarly sent. This is often an i'm
meuse convenience How frequently
to mention "a minor convenience. have
not my READERS IN American railway
stations wished in vain for an opportu-
isity-tu purchase stamps CA postals-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02

From the New Nation
Those republicans who know the
most about the situation in California
say the least about its being a sue
republican state this year. The new
party is the uncertain part Of the
problem, and n glance at the exchanges
satisfies any one that reform is i'm tile
air on the Pacific coast. The rallies
that have been held at Los Angeles,
Elmirt, Fresno, ANA scores OF places
are largely attended, ard the county
conventions show that the community
is stirred to its depths by the new
issues formulated at Omaha. Some
of our California exchanges print pages
of peoples party news. The Peoples
Press of san Francisco has scores of
paragraphs like this: jonathan OIc
Candless, secretary of the people
party club at Pleyto, Monterey county,
writes; We have club of ffty-uiue
members ont of eighty-seyen voters at
the last election. We shall poll seven
ty-fve per cent of the vote of the PIeyto
precinct in November
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02

Here is a rnl!ic avowaI by the repub-
iieans OF sir.s,' nee that f-.irfs'~ has been
B.s,.., M nj 1i 80 .' 80 ',sL ,.t ~.
brought upon the fair name OF kuusaz
1aa Jae republicans OF '7ill'' nee lied
Ths republican party is doing its
level best to bring discrsdiu AMI dis
ii $50! Pr -'l -- eIs,i..i ~ -
gress1nen who are net republicans. but
the TTrpubllcHn party has tal.eI 70 DO
be bad witness ami nobody believes
it. Even the republican party Of kan
&C. 80 - i s,5 a., ,,tt,. lI
the cholera or smslI-Pox Wichita
Beacon;
-"e -'e''o''i 10 S4l'''S-i''y S"' i0o--
mere IS o'iy one o"'','nily party I'D
i>''''7''9 ana that l'''i'y - 'i'S iei'uD''-
c''lI purity e,..
II HIS S'''"H'' ca "''N Fi''lHcd the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02

State of Kansas, Edwards county, SIS
ia the matter of ezL1biishlug legally and
uerEaal HeuriE tne corners and uuuuulErgz of
AL lauds Iyfur iu townships - and -. south
the -Arkuu-.ls river, In Edwards county. Is ar
th. abeVt- mentioned 1fstricts yCu ere lscrl ar
nodded thar am rec 1eztcu ly ugclce f-1Iu
various landowners see -tiuE en- townships -
and -s. sou tl, ranges Is ana 80 VI eels 20 ctu-
OF their lands- Iu comply fully Win this
requirement uece=sLlufg- she slrFe- gE abe
entire district above mentioned With the
exception OF such port o1f5 as lr1gl l-agsrl1
the county EIrTegUrz's Once Eu9 lasE E. a.
county surveyor Will on tne lZeH day uf
Eerreru Der. 1-1l- az a. u.clacz vi said cilV or
the aav thereafter, az the carncr tl TOWNSHIP
- ana as south, r-lulea l- ana DO west proceed
accorIiHs- 60 law 1uum day TO cay unlll COM
nietc- 90 establish permanently euln corners
ana ht1uuLarV tluos- az which time CO any
time during the progress OF Lnc survey you
may, II you Wisls ue preset slld - hEsrli-
6urrcT-lr ct Edwards ls1zlts--
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02

Thirst uIUirEHeu Aug -uf D. 4-a--
IN the District Court of Edwards county
DiiIwyn- Parrish and james Brown Potter
ulalu-iG5.
L.. g, Boise, Ella s. Boise. bis wife c. A.
Law renee EarioTutI BANK IuVFreE-e. Macs
j. E- Crane, Charles r. Hiue. u=fCulaurs-
me above named aFFEeUse National Bank
j i Crane ana Charles lt 81 inc will take uoJice
Brown Potter. plaintiffs did heretofore ME
theIF petition and commence suit Iu said
district court within Huu fgr Enc county OF
Edwards iu tho STATE OF H-ltu-r7, EEliust you
You as above uaEuCu- and that you the 5Hld
defendants must answer said petition Alel H1
aforesaid, ON ag before rue - day of Oct 1861
or said petition will De- taken us tru1 auu =
said defendants LeverHtl u Bute5 euu Ella 8
EUic=r for the sum of Eleven flEndrel Forty
Htue dollars and FIFTY cents with interest
thereon az the rate OF r777. I've E1-r cent per an-
Gusts 90 9uit ANA o. further iI-ls u-eur against
said doLal g ants. and a-i OF tue defendants 10
-Hll acrt1l for -na foreclosure OK @ certain
IuorrElza upon the following real esfelei
-Jhc W p OF accliou thirty four. to- rs hip
twenty ana
stgG iu abe county gf Edwards iu the =T1-e ot
i-arslzsud aaiut-il'a that s-i1 Falflti-- l--. r.
fer " lirl Judgment ---i a= luarH as f- 17-'-
7Iga. arl-- nlTisriIs- 7sail premises o. H-
With uHai rlreut sEIsa proceeds 1Eut-e-
o. al- Eas Ileu- 90 the H7l1H-1ur Que Utal4-+iL7
1ur-c- u7Iul- tll defendants. a1ll each 90 theme
of auu fFHHu 80 rlEuE- rtler estate -t-tll-7-r
rr9par15 sud equity OF reteEnpt-ou iu OF 20
COOS s Gas-eit ana ~ r Iso273..
ls5alf Eiztrics Clerk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02
BE rrHR KEEP QUIET.

From tho LcnvCuworth Times l3cpubIicuu}.
If the republican papers OF Kansas
desire to help the republican state
ticket they can do SO, but Ey Ignoring
George y. Anthony. 1t vas very
great mistake to nominate him in the
first place. This was realized by many
of the best republicans of the state at
the time, and was suspected by many
more, and since his nomination great
many more have come to see that a
great mistake was made in placing him
on the ticket.
The mistake is irretr.evaLle now,
but it is not necessary that this Jonah
shall be permitted To sink the whole
republican ship. Any attempt TO boil
ster George Il. Anthony up VIII great
ly weaken the party,
We are pleased to nDts that the
greater part Of the papers of the state
are saying little about him. They
realize that lie is too big a load to
carry and they Will not try to- help
carry him. Some of the more Jealous
and less discreet editors, however,
occasionally attempt to give him a
boost amt to these we give assurance
that they injure the rest of the ticket
while doing George 4. no good.
/ George Il. Anthony has a record that
/ cannot be defended. If no attempt is
made by republican, papers to uphold
/ him, to make the party vOuch for him,
! the past may be permitted to sleep,
/ But if 10 is stirred up by these indis-
Greet fellows all the ugly facts viii be
shown up again.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02


First Published Aug 2ayh, Isls-
county OF Edwards. iu the state of Kansas
Davis IIuuEn- utGIuuu,
John 4 Retiring and Mrs. John A Retiring his
wife. defendants
John e Retiring und llrs John A Eetriug,
MS wife, viii take notice thar the suiH uIal ~
liifs DID, on rlln igtu day OF august l-.'-7 lle
bis petition i'm said disrriC- court, within and
for the county of Edwards, lg the state OF
kansas against Thorn as ueIEut HUtS. and t-ut
they must answer said petition uteu as ulHED-
said on or before tho l+EF day OF prtuber,I l.i-,
OF said petition viii Doe rlauu as true and d
Judgment rendered iu said action against =uIu
-Four Hundred ANA FIFTY Dollars with futeU-
est thereon at thC rate OF Ear Gems per
unCuTu from the l-r GHv ut bCCcE-b=fr l--'- 20
che LIST day OF June, isal. and with interest
thereon Ut the rute of - per cent per Huuuru
from the lisa day OF dUae- l--u. aud Tor cu-ts
OF stunt; aud n further judgment against sal
defendant and both OF -ncm, for tHe fore
closure OF % certalu mortgage upon luc toll
lowing described real estate, tO-vFlf=
The southeast quarter of section 81 fla Town
ship -ig range 49, west of iuC o. me- lying
ana situate in the county OF EDWARDS no -nC
state of Euusa=, and adfud-iuE TINT said
piaintiu has the FIRST lien uu said promises,
taken as aforesaid, and ordering said prem
ises 10 be sold without aUFrsusemcurs and the
proceeds applied To the payment OF the
amount due plaintiff aud costs OF suit. ANA
forever barring and foreCIosinr said defend
ants and each of tHems of ana from all right
ulte. estate iui crest properly ana equity Of
redemption. in or 10 SAID breu.i5 e., or any
part thereof. ALERT Walk Nfr
AtlCeT- a j LEanu. Att for PITT.
J-elD District Clerk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02
FIRST Published Sep 2. fF-e.
II.L-I.. [uLL..-[n 100

N
Hirle district court OF the sixteenth judicial
"1-rri'fs within and for tho county of Ed
wards iu the stutc of Kansas.
II * Martin, pluintiu,
Jason Is Prouty. the Johnson Louu s. Trust
ii Aefrcll. John j Funk and III iB FuHuesr,
partners els O. w n Boyer d. Co.. william
Pierce and Mrs William pierce. IeuIiuE
LuEh "nL Hrs DemiuE PuEn and J. n b
Mutter defendants.
The above named Jason n Pruuty viii take
uotiGe mat the said li r Martin plJturitt- dad
hefet tore hie his petition and commence suit
ll ztl-t e-5LIlrl COURT Within ana Tor the
county Hl Edwards, i'm Iuu state of Kansas,
-tlu1t Fous the said defendant, aI-sf.r he above
c9-t'LeH"uuta with YOU ais above Ttu1el and
stld pgitiou MED as utorg-Hld, ON or bgtgre
the lllu day OF DuuuEgT. I>S2, DT said petition
VIII i.r LI.len .- lrLor ana % Judgment rt7E-
uercd ia -Eii action against ssllI dersuuglllu-
drsa b9ttslsr, with Interest the raOu nd tho rate
or i- per CeuT UTF aurtHE1 from tine iEt uUY OF
duly 1901; and iur q. sLs of suit; and further
lugEIHeI-t against sud defendant and ulI of tt G
O. e @. rain Hor gag upon the following dc %
JTluln real estates UU-Tvlts
Lon Hut tho southeast d of tho uOrIlWss {
ton township 2i range lG Tgo=r OF Jho Gsh r.
N-- wing aH situated Iu Lue county OF Et-
wards iu mo -tutg OF Kansas aud EdJua-lu-
D .g5iii-.~, CO. iHs aHtaui for WIl-h judgment
VIII u taken as IIHrss=stI .tuH CrrtHrrTE sind
stggwlscs 20 ue sold with sur rguTHis sG1eat,
md the proceeds applied t1 abe agmgut of
aHt forever BARRING HuH tUreriu-iuE the de-
leuGiiI rs- and each OF them OF and f~um all
right, Jirlc estate, interest, property ana
equity ot rgarlffirf "H in ur 90 -s.td premises
Attcst-sgul- Cook s. Sosslt IS W % I,oaa
ALt'y's --- pIrf
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02

T||III -I~I-TI||-TI DO
Tn the district court OF Edwards county state
The british Land & Mortgage Co Of America
gimirCdl, plaintiff
Samuel , seurs Alpha 0 Sears, Hester Baker
Marry 4 w F-7eE, * ID SEiuuuU. % W buFeti-
berry, CharIg- Euud,S ~ Mtch~IIEtF+' Arfn-
Ius0n and Samuel IS Siss0u, dCieHGu-tS-
IIy virtue or uu order OF sale ISSUED tH me-
our of said district court, in the above en-
Titled action, 4 viii, on Monday the 3rL day
-ETNctohcr. u %. 1872, between = and / O'Clock
uI Of said day, at the front door of the c,'1rt
house ia IA. city of kiuslCy, in The county OF
EIyygr is in the state of Kansas. offer at pub
Ifc sale. and sell TO the highest and best bid
der for cash ia hand all the following 4ea-
criBed real estate, to-vlrs
-7Ihe southeast i OF sec II. township -1r Sc,
range Is. ~. OF the Gth p m. Is ing uHu sltuuis
in the county OF Edwards ia the state ~
Kansas The above described real estate WI
he sold without uuprIiseHueuU, to EullstE eul4
order OF sale n G. ItubcTts
sheriff of Edwards county kuHsa5-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-02
oALAB1FxlrRs IN sHAw NEE.

From the Topeka Democrat.
Tae ShawHee county republican con
Yentton on Tuesday Of this week
adopted the following resolution:
We are proud OF our state. We have faith
10 her people ard unbouaded confidence in
her resources, and we believe that the intel
ligeut aud patriotic voters of Kansas wiz by
an overwhelming majority az the coming
election rebuke an those who have by
SANDER calamity end .ulisrspr presentation.
name.
Something ought to toe done to stop
the republican party sl.tRderiDV Kausas,
IL a rnstn we've 20 Puuilciy unuoHn6e
that somebody had brought s'discredis
and utsh0nor1 upon mis- wife or sister
psople Woui5i conclude that tise wife
or sister WAS either unfortunate OF had
al internal fool for s. husband or bro
Their