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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE COUNCIL WILL MAKE A Fl.
NANCIAL REPORT.
An Adjourned Session Necessary to
Handle the Dray stand Matter
Looking Toward Electric Lights
Fire Department Consolidation.

The city fathers met last evening In
solemn conclave TO grapple with the
affairs OF the city. All members Of
the council we're present except Ami.
tage.
A communication from the fire
department was received. IL asked
that the ordinance reg riding the de
partment be 80 changed that there may
be one company instead Of three,
believing IL will be for the departments
good. The request was referred to the
proper committee.
C0wles moved that the report Of the
weighmaster be referred to him for
correction. Carried.
All bills reported favorably by the
Financial committee were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for the same
COwles moved that only such part
OF the bill Of the street commissioner
be allowed M is necessary to complete
his salary Of $500. Carried.
The assistant marshal's bill was not
allowed.
The draymen's stand ordinance then
came up. The committee reported
the location rs on the north side u;
the u. T.. track between broadway aud
the Express Office, across the street
from where the hrays now stand, and
making II a misdemeanor for drnys TO
I've placed elsewhere, with punishment
at not less than or 81 nor more than
$50 line or 80 days in jail or both.
On the first reading the ordinance
was lost by 4to3 3. It was then voted
to take up the matter Mt an adjourned
session aud that Folk, Dunlap and
Merger be committee 10 consult with
the draymen on the location.
The REFLECroRs demand for u
statement NJ the condition Of the city
treasury evidently had had its Effect
ard report of the city treasurer was
submitted and adopted. II was order
ed published in tetail, 10 that the
tHNpay rrs v III for the FIRST time since
March 1901 have an opportunity of
seeing where their money goes.
In the interest Of saving money in
hiring experts to uurav-l the books the
city clerk was ordered to procure u
book and keep an account with each
fund as shown by the balances in the
treasurer's report.
COsad moved that the clerk he In.
strncted to have the bills allowed
published in the oillcIa paper imme-
diately after each regular meeting.
Carried.
Ga motion OF Cp'ai amended by
Shane 1t wai voted that the mayor
and counsel consult with G.. A. Rogers,
receiver Of thu Water 81 Light Co., a.
to the cost of lighting the streets with
arc lights aud report at the next regular
meeting.
Cowles moved that the treasurer be
authorized to borrow $500 from the
street fund for six months beginning
Dec. 81, 1891. Carried.
Cosad moved that the committee on
streets be empowered to make all
needed improvements until April lst
Carried,
Adjourned to meet Wednesday
evening, Jan. IA.
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BISHOPS BUROH,
AttO neSsiOr pluintiff.
| First published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR Dec. 81. 1891
Publication Notice.

In the district court Of Dickinson unity
Kansas,
Tue Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company. piaiutiff +,
We.
Samuel Bricker, administrator with will
John 7 Lantz, Albert $. LantE, Emma
E,cheloerSo. Sarah Barkley, sarah o.
lanlz, John Laniz, sr., Itaao shockoy,
a. SnS ~ f nSS,, w. IL; siSao'I JIan Beei
JOpu Jonulz, Gar Juhntz. Fred JOhntE,
ana " Rice, partners us tins JohniE a
Rice Mil Co., l, shook, IL A. Snider, The
AUIlen, Nal onal Bank Tie II milton
lnyuHtmenL o. pAnS, William DeerinK
A Co, dulendnnts
To I'm n1 Eich-iDerg r, John Ltntz, ST., G.
z, Rice. illiam Deering a 20. aud Ans 10
Douglass.
You are hereby notified that you have
been 'ned by III above named platntin In
the above eht tied action; that the said
plaintiff hled Its petition In sid action, in
saih court, upon December 20, 1891; that un-
less you appear and answer ne same on or
before the l2th day OF February, 1897, ~ will
De taken a ru' and judgment will be rem
uervd ~ FAVOR 81 tLn VI latin and against
tn defendant samuel BrlokcI a, adininls-
tIhtor uf the Will annexed OF the estate OF
Isaac V, L'ntz dc eaad for tho sum OF
ti6lb. D, with 2per cent. interest per annum
thereon from May let, 1891, until paid, and
Tor the IN tner sum OF fa5 81 With interest
AZ " per cent, per annum from August 3ls
1891 until paid, aud FOR costs of SUIT; also for
me we .orv,losu OF certain mortgages upon
the north east gu rter OF section fourteen
nll IN 10 nship init en- south. range two
vast, in sA county and slate anu az judg.
ing that plhthtlH have first lien thereon;
ord"rins the same q sold without APP.
pr.isement ani I'll proceeds of such sale to
U" applied to tn aYment Of tho costs of
this mt, the taxes due upon said pre- mises
tins in OF sale and the sums due the
nintin ana forever earring and ioreclOs-
ing DEFENDANTS and zach II tnem from
NIL risht, title, property ana estate In said
p em ses and every part thereof.
BI5nOP a BURCH,
Attorneys for plain III.
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lfirst published in the ABILENE wEgLKr
REFLECTOR. Dec, 81, 1911
Publication Notice.


=, In the district court VI Dickinson county,
Kansas
The aassachu 'ett, Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY, plaintiff.
vs..
samuel Broker, administrator with will
annexed OF Isaac V Lantz, dscrnsed
john 7. Lantz, Albert =. LHntz, Emma
klcnrl0urBvi, Sarah Batkley, SafAn q.
Luntz. John Lantz, ~, Isaac shockey, q,
z, Rec, w Eichol q, John B,oi, a ngie
Douglas, George Nj. BarkleI. John
Johnsz, Chris JUnntz, Fred Johntz and
A.. w; hico, partners as the JOhntz a
RICE Mlll 60 panyt l. shook, II. SnideI,
ne Abilene National Bank,tno Hamilton
Investment company aud William Deer.
Ing n 20 d. fsndHnts.
To Emma EIchel BERGER. John Laniz, sr., O.
q. Rice, Angle Douglass
You arc hereby notified that you II We bean
sued DS the above named plaintiff ia The
nDovv entitled action; thai the said plain
court upon Dec. 20, 1891, that unie,r you
appear and a ,swer the same on or befuIo
tn l2l day OF rvbruary Iva Il will DO taken
as tue aud Judgment will be rendered in
favor OF tins pant II aud agniAsL thu defend.
ant, samuel Bricker, administrator with
VIII annexed OF the estat VI john Lantk,
ecehs' a, Tor he suu Of $780,, with ~ per
cent interest per annum thereon from April
J. 1871, unit paid nnd Tor the further sum OF
tlOJO WIN utter 81 thereon a the rate vi II
per coat per annum until paid and for costs
fsuiti al5O for Ihr free lusure Oi certain
MOI tKnge II on the east half % of the
hotthwrsl quarter (t) OF section fourteen
~. township tuir een (l3) sOut :, range two
(Sl easl, u "a that part OF tue north as, quar-.
Ter M % tno southwest gu rter 10 Of said
section lyin4 month Oi 0 Union Pacific
rallw right o way, all IN said Ouuty aud
state, a"d adJuigiDg mat plaintiff have a
nrst lien ther on: ordering Ibe me 10 be
sOid without pprtiu .ment ami thu proceeds
o. suoh sale 10 10 applied TO the payment of
inc costs OF this SUIT, the taxes due u,.on
sad pr misses NJ tn time of sale, aud the
sums due Tho pltintltfi aud forever barring
anu iofec osii u the del, ndants, bnd each OF
them from all Iight, title, property aud
estate In tnid premises aud every part there
Of.
BI5HOP.& BUROH,
ALTO ne1 Tor plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

Heart disease is by far the most fre-
qnent cause OF sudden death, which In
three out Of four cases Is unexpected.
The symptoms aIe not generally under
stood. These are: u habit Of lying on
the right side, short breath, pain or
distress in side, back. or shou der,
irregular pulse, asthma, weak and
hungry spells, wind In stomach, sw-l,-
or dropsy. oppression, dry cough and
smOtherng. DIR. Miles illustrated book
on heart disease, free at j. M. GItiss-
ners, who sell and guarantee DR..
Miles unequaled New Heart Cure, Al d
his restorative ntlviue, which cures
nervousness, headache. sleeplessness,
effects OF drinking, etc. 1t contains
no opiatps.
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Navarro Nuggets.

Special RErLEC ron Correspondence.
NAvARRE. Jau. 7. The farmers are
still busy hauling feed and getting
ready Tor cold weather.
The meetings at Belle Springs are
still going on. Elder Eshelman has
returned to his home near Sedgwick
and Elder u nix has taken his place. 1t
has not been fully decided how much
longer tue meetings will be continued,
but until the middle of the week At
least.
The Navarro alliance will hold their
meetings in the afternoon instead Of
evening for the remainder of the
winter.
Some are still suffering from the
grip aud the disease seems much more
severe than two years ago,
The Chapman students returned to
their studies Monday.
PR. wrightsman is shipping wheat
this week.
Several Of our farmers have some
tine horses to sell this winter il the
price ia satisfactory.
Butchering has been the order of
business IN this vicinity lately aud a
fine lot Of meat will be cured for tue
years consumption.
There Is not much corn being hauled
to market lately, ms there was few
weeks ago, The taxes must be pretty
well paid and farmers will hold the
rest Of their crop while.
The schools commenced Monday
after the holiday vacations.
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Tho Formulation of Ahilsna

10 about 1900 aud we would say at
least one.half are troubled with some
affection on the throat and lungs AS
those complaints are, according to
statistics, more numerous than others.
We would advise all our readers not TO
neglect thu opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle Of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial
size free. Large bottles SOC and 81 90.
Sold by all druggists.
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A Palatable Fruit Lozeuge to cure
Cons ipation.

Hamburg hgs may thus be described:
They are prepaTedsin luzenke form,
are composed of fruits and vegetables,
are most delightful to the taste, are
most tffrctual IN action and So harmles
that they may may be eaten by an in.
FAINT. Hamburg Figs are always ready
to cure headache, constipation, liver
complaint, dyspepsia and piles, They
are mild, but uufailing, In action.
Being prepared In lozebge form, they
are very convenient to carry, they
never interfere with business or pleas.
ure, since they assist Nature. Ham.
hnrg Figs may be termed the popular
remedy of the dav, on account Of the
certainty Of their action Sold by j.
NJ. Gleissner, at 25c, box dose one
llg.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

Mr. William 4. Price a Justice of the
Peace, at Richard, Neb. was confined
In his bed last winter with a severe at
tack Of lnmbargo; hut thorough appli-
cation Of Chamberlain pain balm
enabled him to get up and go to work
Mr. Price says; THE remedy cannot
be recommended to highly" Let any
one troubled with rheumatism, neural.
gla or lame back give il trial and they
will he Of the same opinion. so cent
and 81 bottles sold by Gulick the
druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14

Gul!ck the druggist desires to inform
the public that he ls agent for the most
successful preparation that has yet
been produced for coughs, cold and
Group. IL will loosen aud relieve a
severe cold in less time than any other
treatment. The article referred to is
Chamberlain's cough NEEDY. II is a
medicine that has won fame and pOpu-
lHrity on its merits and one that
always can be depended upon 1t 8
the only known remedy that will pre-
vent Group. IL must be tried to be
appreciated. 1t il put up in 50 cent
and 81 bottles. Sold by Gulick the
druggist.
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first published 10 the ABILENE RE Lee
n, Dec 81, 1871
Publication Notice.

TOD. b. G,a1cr, OF the state Of Ohio
George Hasettine, OF the state OF geS Yurs
and Al he Eqni able Mortgage Comp my, o.
kansas city, Missouri:
You and each VI you are hereby notined,
that Auu AID each Of yUu huve been sued
he district coutt OF DtCkin- Gu county
stat" Of "a sas. by NJ. A. Wilbur, by ht- Pc
u'lon nled shi urt, on he 81 10 ny II
'cember, ID. ls9i, IN an acti n thet,
pendii wherein the SAID NJ A viii mr. IL
p Alntin and on ana each ~ Uu AID John
ii. swArtz, q. A Bessy aud sath N. KNAPP
are defendants. and that You ahd each of
you must answer said petition ON or before
the llth day OF February, A. D. 1872, or the
same will De taken rs true and a Judgment
will be rendered against You anu each OF
you adjudginR the sum If three Thousand
dOllars ttJ,WO OJ) with interest thereon AZ
the rate Otsp Z cent pr nnnum from IT,
l5tb nay Of cembtr, a. ID. 1881, To be "A fret
lie" upon IN follJ inV describe al ~
nsas, t. wit: TIL. nurth nHlf OF section
number thirteen (l3) and the northeast
quarter OF section rumD"r fUurte u ~, all
in township number lhirte n 50 South, ~
range one ~ hast OF tn" Sixth Principal
Meridian, anu a further Judgment W Il Ue
rendered that uhere sntd sum be paid on or
before Elk months from the date OF said
judgment an order OF 9 ,ie issu to the Sher.
~ OF Dickinson cOurty, Kansa-, directing
him TO advrrtirs Hnd sell taid ptemi-ps,
without hppraiseWent, "a provided b law
20 Nls,y ssid lien, and tina, upon oh sale
you snd each ~ you An IN Oth"r lead
art- be forever barr from clnimin any
interest In It'll tuOr liens upou Vi prem.
ises. sTAMBAuGH iIUHD n DEWEY.
Attorneys TOR ilatntif.
=------
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Successful Always.

Why il cubrb cough cure called the
one minute remedy The following
from Harry Elliott, Vce-President of
state Insurance Company, Des Moines,
explains his FIRST experience. His
wife recently became so hoarse from
severe cold she could not speak above
n whisper. One dose of the cubeb
cough remedy afforded great relief
and few doses removed the hoarse.
ness entirely. lie also says his chill.
dren have never been so free from
coughs and colds as they have been
since he keeps cuheh cough cure in the
house. Sold by G. L Northcraft & Co.
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Startling Facts,

The Americn people are rapidly be-
coming race Of nervous wrecks, and
the following suggests the best remedy
AlphOnso Hemphing, of Butler, Pa,
swears that when his son was speech
less from st Vltus dance DIR. Miles
restorative nervine cured him. Mrs j.
r. Miller, of Valparaiso, and j. D.
Taylor, Of Logansport, Ind, each
gained 20 pounds from taking 1t. Mrs.
IL. A. Gardner. Vistula, Ind. was
cured OF 40 To so commissions day.
aud much backache, dizziness, head
ache and nervous prostrations by one
bottle. Trial bottles free at ] M.
Gleissncr's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
Miles Nerve and Liver llll,

Act on a new principle-regnlating the
liver, stomach and bowles through the
nerves. A new discovery, DIR. Miles
pills speedily cure blliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women or child-
rem Smallest, mlldest, safestl 90
doses, 20 cts. Samples free at j. NJ
1Ieissner's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
A Little Girls Experience in
Lighthouse.

MIR. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are
keepers of the Gov. lighthouse at
sand Beech, Mich, and are blessed
with daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with nea-
sizes, followed with dreadful cough
and turning into fever. Doctors a,
home and at Detroit treated her, but
in vain, abe grew worse rapidly, until
she was mere handful of bones.
Then she tried Or. Kings New Dis
covery and after the use Of two bottles,
was completely cured, They say DIR.
Kings New Discovery ia worth its
weight in gold, yet yOL can get a trial
bottle free at j. NJ. G,elssner's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
First published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR Dec. 81. isoiJ
Publication Notice.

To Be, mart II D'Huy and Addie E. D'Huy,
n Nta'e Of Coz r,.do:
1oua "a h of You are hereby notified
thhtyo ana sch of on have been sued In
the district court OF dickinson county,
stat If kaBsas, 10y The Travelers In.urance
company, ny ITS D. tition died In said court,
on the nth day OF Dece mDer, "A D.. 1891, In
an action thers p' nding wherein the aaid
Inc travellers lneutnnce Company IL plain.
TN ana you and each OF YOU are q tendants
and that you md en- h OF yon hust answer
rnid petition on or before the lltn day OF
fr' ruaiy, A. u 1894 or tto afne will be
iaken as true AID judgment Will be rem
u"rei tht the sun Of four thousand i've
hundred hollafs (tl,50J.OO) and In, rest
IN r. on at I'll rate OF IL per cont. per an.
mum rom the firrt day Of June, A. b 1881.
less the sum u on. thousanu two hundred
q n teen dollars (tl 2la 10Y, inter-, Z d i'd.
aud c'a . be INST lien upon the fO.lo~ ina
q scr bed real ~ situnt d ia ID ckinaon
county, State OF sansas to wit: Lots NUN
D. u ur a., six (6) ~ d slght () ON Spruce
str In Au ustlne a LrbOld's suDdivislon
OF Thompson a McCuy's addition 10 the
ctiyot Abilene. anu n receive, appointed
ami that unle-s -nif judgment be pal on or
before six month, frUm the dale thereof
I AT the real estate - feinDef re- described
80 d, without apprais.Inent, as provided
by IN to isfy raid jnhgment. and that
upon su b sale you ana ach OF GU be- tor.
ever barred fr'm claiming any Interest In,
tide to Or liens upon said premises
brAuB ,u0u. uuRB a tEwEI
Alto neys for PlaintlG.
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Barb Wire Cnta.

Are, without doubt, the most pain.
full and the worst looking cuts OF
bruises that an animal receives. A
man is not wise or thoughtful who does
not have bottle OF Krase's German
OIL. II is the great German wonder
for barb wire or any other kind Of cuts
and bruises, Only ESQ and good for
man or beast, Sold by @. L, North.
craft & Co.
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Miss Haskell Died.

Miss L-nora Haskell, sister Of Jol n
ID. Haskell, who has made her home
with her brother for some years. died
at his residences south Of town Thurs
day at 2:3O, aged SO years. The
funeral services will held at thu
house At 10 a. m. Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
I Have as Yon Know.

been selling Bradhrld's Female Reg
ulatoI for years and have had stead.
lily increasing demand for IL; 1t gives
the very best satisfaction Frequently
sell IL to physicians, who use it in
their practice with the most satisfactory
results. II. Thomas, Il d., Va,dosta,
Ga, Sold BY J. N Gleissner.
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8uoklen's Arnica Salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands ,chilblalns,
corns and all skin erupiions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. For sale by
John NJ. Glpissner
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[ \ irst published In the ABILENE wEEKL
REFLECT m, Dec. 81, le9I
Publication Notice.

To Jennie h. AdHin-On, MIIliam :. Adam
son nd EwinS A, Adam gu, hvIIs At law Il
", s. Ada uEon, decreased, A h. silveu, anu
j A, Y. R,ndOlI h. executors ~ III, last Will
ana testament " W, ) AdamsOL, degeAsed
~ Jacob snItb, vi purts unkn 'wn;
You "nu each " arc hereby notified
u At GU hud each vi you hANe bssn sued in
the district court u dickinson county,
state Oi Kansas, ny The Travellers Insurance.
On the 3Jtn day OF December, A. ~. 1891, IN
an ~ ito" theIr p nuIng wher, In the aid
Tue Travellers Insurance Company Is lain
IN and you anu acn OF gu aud George W.
Evans, usie kv ms ana Charles T. Esles
ARE duten ants, uni iat You and "a OF
you must answer said petition ON or Def re
the lIth day OF Eebruaiy, - 1879, Or the
shine Will Oe taken u tue AM Judgment
Will be rend red against the duIrnuAnts
George W, kvaps ahd Susie Evans for toe
sum OF Ave hu"dred dollar Is OO.OU) a d ia
nnnum from tho net day o. NV ulber, A,
ID, 1856, lees tur sum OF one huud ell ana
furtI uullAIs ftliU. o., interest ia d, anu "a
r. etvCr uppOiL L Il, una a tuI h ~ tud am nj
Will be rem ere III u less saIu ,um be
pa u On or uefure = lnOdtus trUn the Gate
Of SAD Judgment That tho folio Il dc
scrlD, d rcul tat sltun Ell in the Count, of
Dlckihf on ana stated Kansas, to wit: Lot
number ninety mn, l9D Un pruca ) rect in
soulhw ca 4 Ausustine's addition he
CITY OF Abileh -Uld, with u a praise
Judgment aud thht upon sucr sale Suu ami
'hch OF you nu IN other defend IN . to this
action BE- forever barred from Clatplua nnN
interest In, TIT - IL or liens upO said nrym
iser. STAMDAuGH HURD 4 DEWEY,
Attorneys iOI Plaintiff.
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Travellers may learn lesson from
Mr., q, ID. Cone, II prominent attorney
Of Parker, Dakota, who saysl II nav
er leave home without taking bottle
Of Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarhoea remedy with me. and on
many occasions have ran with It to the
relief Of some sufferer and have never
known II to fail. Sold by Gulick the
druggist.
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5000 Reward.

Ior any trace of aDtipyrine, NOR
phine, choral, or any other injurious
compound In Kranse's Headache Cap
sui, s. Sold by q +. Northcraft & Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-14
tFirst published In the ABLE wEEKL,
REFLECTOR, Dec D. is9l.l
Publication Notice

To william ID. RVbD, of tns State OF Colo.
RADIO:
You IRE hereby notified that you have
be- IA sued IN the distrI I court OF DICkin on
COUNTY State OF Kansas, by Joseph Brinton
By his petition flied In rHid .urt, on Ihe
JOtl uny DsCumDei, \ ID legI, man acti ion
tn rc p.ndiug wnvrein the suiu Jusupu Brin
ton Is plalutiff aud John JOnntz, ASS VI
q. n, LoJOld, "A Hnkrupt, J. W Core and
YOU u.s Il, PENDANTS, aud that you must
answtrs.iu p,tiliOn . or before the iIIh
day OF February, A. ID ls0l, or tho same will
Dc taken Us true an" Jul mont Will be r,.n.
der d tina lie sum OF six hundred and ftty
q liars $3.50 OCl AID interest IN, reOn at tho
rate OF wtN per cent. per anuuin
iruIn tine INST day of August, A. ID.
1873 lees tins sutL OF slxty.right nnd
twenty-five huudi edths dollars 1858 Isl,
utter, st paid ana UOsts 10 "a first n,n
upon thu tOiiOwins described real est ,ts sit
unttd III Dickinson county, tat at kans
To wit: The sUuta eust quarter OF the south
We tqu ,rter OF sect on nu nber thirty SIX
1867 III ,Uwnship tw5ivu an south, OF Range
u"e u) East. OF the sixth PIineipai NERD.
ian, and that unl's sal judgment bu paid
IN or Ltlorc FIX months irOm tho ito
thereof that the real est te heteinb iuro de-
scrlOcu sold, without hppruis. mnnt, a.
provided ~ law, To satisfy cad judgment,
and that upon such sails you nnd Ihs other
def hdants TO TINS action 10 forev bar ed
lrum ciuinihg any lat, rust an, lite TO or
liens upon SAID PREMISES.
STAMBAUGH, llURD a DEWEY,
Attorneys tUi Plaintiff.