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Fair play., 1893-02-11
Order of Publication in Tax
Suit.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI, {;
County of sic. Gcnevieye,
Ia the Circuit Court of said County, October
term, lSsta
The STATE Of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of Louis Nasiininu, collector OF the
Revenue within and for the County of ste. Gen
evieve and State of Missouri. Farluit Du
four and Louis i!olduc. Defendants
At this day comes the Plaintiff herein. by his
Attorney, and states among other things. that
the unknawn heirs OF iarfuit pai'nr deceased,
mud Louis ii"ltluc. If alive, and If dead, his un
known heirs are non -resiients Of this State, and
can not be summoned In this cause.
Whereupon il is Or.ened that said Dcfen-
dants he notified by publication, that Plaintiff
has commenced suit agains, them in this
Court. the object and general nature OF the pc
titon fled IL said suit being the enforcement
of the lien of the state OF Missouri against c.r-
tain real property owned by said Parfoit Dufour
and Louis s0liuc or their nnknow" heirs, :,nd
fully described il said petition. for certain
taxes, interest and costs levied upon said real
property as in said petition fully set forth.
And that unless the said Paroit Dulour and
Louis i'olduc "r their unknown heirs he and
appear NJ this CoWt. at the neat term thereof,
to i,c begun and holden 1T The Court House in
the city of Ste Genevieve, IN said county. "n
the twenty fourth dav af April ucN. an1, on
ar before the the sixth !av oi said t"rm an
Swep or plead t. the petition ia said cause, th"
same will lac taken cpntn>$rG AMI Iu,S-
mcnt will he rer'iere'i arc"rfing:y.
And II is further orere,! that a copy hereof
he published according Ia laN in the Fair
Play a newspaper published in The cit, a"i
county of Ste. G"nryleVr, state of Missouri.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of STE ,,cnevie,r,
], John l.. B"gv, CLERK "i the Circuit Court a!
said County aforesaid, hereby ".'riity that the
above rs a true copy "f th'. "r:simHi Order of
Publication, in The cai-t ti-rcin r:nii''i a> the
same appears in my "ilrc.
:.----- Witnes- nv hand H. Clerk. and
seal the seal "a eai'i Court. Dur 81, oil
Fair play., 1893-02-11

a printer may haye bank and
quoins and never be worth a cent
have caps and smallcaps and have
neither wife nor children others
may run, but he gets along faster by
setting. lie may make impressions
without cloquence, and still tell the
truth. Though others cannot stand
and set, he can set standing, and do
both at the same time may nse furui-
ture and have no dwelling may
make and put away pi, yet never see
nor eat pie. a human being, lie
NAV be rat at the Same time may
handle a shooting iron, yet know
aught Of q gun, cannon or pistol. lie
may lay his form on the bed. yet be
compelled to sleep OH The floor may
use dagger withou, shedding blood
from earth may handle stars and lie
may have Sleeps ioot and never be
deformed-Er.
Fair play., 1893-02-11
From the Old PedIlcr.

With great satisfaction | did read
the last farewe(ls of several newspa-
pers in regard to the death OF the
great statesman, Mr.. Blaine. am so
glad that mostly all speak right nice
ly of the glorious dead but feel
kind of sorry that Mr. Blaine had the
bad luck like all great statesmen now
adays, TO die with his pocket so full
and the peoples SO empty. Some SAY /:
him nobody can fill" l am OF the
same opinion after considering how
Mr.. Blaine and his party enpiied
Uncle Sam's money box SO snug and
nicely. After the hard work is done
it don't need so great stalwart to
handle the empty box. AS lover of
my country | was thinking great
deal about the deficit. What is it
good for: a thing. and if bad. is
good sometimes for something. Now
| got it. Wouldn't the deficit make
a becoming winding sheet for the
once so glorious dead party and lis
kleptomaniaCal administration When
| wish from my full heart sweet and
endless rest to Mr.. Blaine, it always
sounds i'll my somewhat contrary
scull "but the money box is empty
and that deficit besides This
trouble will then not stop until
bring my spinal cord in half clrcu-
lar position and pray in humility for.
give and YOU shall be forgiven"
Finally give the ones who do:,'t like
the taste of thus, my kind of macaro-
nies to putin in pipe and smoke'm.
Please give me a call BY this
weather can't peddle, and am sick
and suffering besides with the mug
wump collc. FRANK DEIIE.
Fair play., 1893-02-11
What the Presidents Died or


Rutherford Il. Hayes was the only
man who ever held the position OF
President to die of heart disease.
Washington expired of pneumonia,
John Adams OF natural decline,
Thomas Jefferson of chronic diar-
rhoea, James Madison and James
Monroe of natural decline, John
Quincy Albums Cf paral, sis, Andrew
Jackson OF consumption, Martin Van
Buren, of asthmatiC catarrh. Viii
liam III. Harrison OF pleurisy, John
Tyler of q bilious attack, James X
Polk of chronic diarrhoea, Zachary
la, lor of bilious fever, Milisrd Fill
more OF natural decline, franklin
Pierce of inflammation of stomach,
james Buchanan of rheumatic gout,
Abraham Lincoln assassinated, An.
drew Johnson paraly sis, L. s. Grant
cancer, james a. Garfield assassiuated,
Chester a. Arthur, Bright's disease.
He was one of the three Mcthodists
to become President, johnson and
Grant being the other two.
Fair play., 1893-02-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. Ed. l.. SiebeIt and Miss
| Nettie Z. I.anghardt were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony
ut the residence of the groom S
brother, Mr. Henry l.. Siebert,
Thursday evening. February 9,
1898, at ESQ o'clock. Rev. Father
Weiss performing the ceremony
The bride Was assisted by Misses
Fannie Langhardt and Annie Rthm
and Messrs. Andrew Siebert and
Tom Jokerst were the ornomamen
The ceremony over, the wedding
party repaired to Union Hall
where a dance was given in honor
of the nuptials. The hall was
crowded with the friends of the
newly welded couple and after
grand march, led by the bride
and groom, dancing was partici-
pated in and continued until u
late hour.
The groom is a son of Mr.. An
drew Siebert and is one of JO-
kerst & Bros. popular statesmen.
He is highly respected by all
who know him.
The bride is the handsome
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Lang
harit and is employed as teacher
in the Primary Department of
our Public Schools.
The presents received were
numerous and valuable, the finest
seen at wedding in Ste. Gene
We've for some time.
The FAIR PLAY extends con.
gratulatIons and wishes for the
young couple bright journey
through life,
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PUBLIC SALE.
LEONARD kERTZ

On Saturday. February 25th, 1898
the undersigned will sell on his farm
3 miles northwest of Zeli near John
Gremmlnger's place bis personal
property consisting of mares with
foal, mare colt , years Old, cows,
3 heifers, : head hogs, / wagon nearly
new, l combined reaper and mower,
2 harrows several plUws, 225, bushels
of corn, big lot of hay, cooking
and heating stoves. wardrobe, kitchen
safe, . bed steads, lounge aud all
other household aud kitchen furui-
ture, too numerous to mention.
For terms see posters.
JOSEPH GREMMISGER.
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FUBLIC SALE.

On Monday, February 20, 1898, the
undersigned will sci! on his farm, III
the JOuca Bottom. l mile east OF
Robinson Il Shearlock's old saw mill,
his personal property, (also farm il
not sold before) consisting of new
Buckeye Selibinder, l combined
reaper and mower, l hay rake,
grain drill, l wagon. l spring wagon,
l roller, harrow aud plows, ? WORK
ing mules, l mare, cows, heifers.
l steer, i calves, sow with pigs, II lot
of hay, corn, and potatoes. sewing
machine, cook and heating stoves, and
all other house furniture too nunier-
Gus to mention.
For terms see posters.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

DIED, on Friday, February 3, 1898
Addie, infant daughter of Frank and
Rachel Babb, aged six days.
And thus little noweret fair
Has pis>c,! from earth TO Heaven.
We cherished her with ,enierest care
But 10 us she was not given
Only loaned ior u little while 10 twine around
our hearts.
To cheer is 'twere with Heavenly smile
The sting that death imparts.
She's roaming now with angels bright
" ho tread the golden shore,
They took her from our home and sight
With Us 10 dwell no more.
Flowers iatie and friends deceive us,
Parting follows sad farewell
Up in Heaven no shadows gather,
ilcayeE is home where Adiie ,iwells.
\ FRIEND.
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We herewith express our most
sincere thanks TO our friends and
ncighhors ana especially TO Mrs.
Cummings and Mr.. John kieter for
the great assistance they rendered
during the sad accident that has de-
prived Us of our beloved son Henry
l.. Jukerst.
REGINA JuKERST,
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Infi during :hc session of the County Court al
the trout door of the Court House in the city OF
ste. bcucyicSc. in the COUNTY AID state Hiprr-
said, between the hours of "'ciock in III"
forenoon and five n'cinCk in the afternoon uI
-a,! day. to tn" highest b!d'irr, the lUlinW iuc
described real estate, situated, ling ana being
In the county of ste. neIIcVe, stat" u! M--
souri,, tD-Wit
All that part fl. :. Surycy NJ 1nc hundred
aud l".qy-iiye in itv binch 80 Of the rity Of
Ste Genclieye. deSCrilIe,i Il !niiDN- Beg
at The southwest corner ui -a!t -'iryry - H5.
thence y. - degrees, IL minutes along the
southern i'm" OF said survey iiS i-ct, inches To
tn" -Ottie:l-tcTI corner of said survey III east
era line of sai@i block No. 1 thence y. de-
-r""a " along EASTERN line nf said survey and
block, rs feet and inrhe, I" the :. +. corner
al Il lot in said block NJ 4, now owned hy W.
W wilder thence :. c''tz degrees ". aion.
southern liur Of lot of said Wilder "a feet
thence :. = degrees, " AZ feet. i inches 1" a
point III western line al said block No bearing
:. j degrees, - minutes, r. - feet, inches
from the y. ". corner of sad survey y" III
and block No. being the same y. W corner of
Tot owned hy said Wilder thence :. ; degrees.
b minutes f.. ai"m" western line of said survey
- feet, inches To Tie Ilac" oi beginning, bi.
y. by lot OF ". W. Wilder, south by survey
.%jJj. f.. 10y Front or Common street and W. ny
Main street. he the quantity within said
bounds, more or less, and being tract conveyed
by AugUstin" Menar't I" Augustine &. schn"i-
der on June :, ISIS, and recorded in Book 40,
page 25i.
TERMS OE SALE.
Twenty per ceni. ot The purchase money to he
paid in CASH at the time uf sale and the bal
lance IN yptr thereafter. Tia. deferred paw
r.rnt l.. In. -,,I,,. i,y lD,- with .,Dd aud sum
rient security aud I" bear interest At the rate of
per ceIt per AMMAN with III" privilege al the
purchaser of paving all cash, PROV i';tt he elect
To- 'in 80 before The approval ni the sale hr the
court CHARLES IL. BiEL,
Sheriff of Sic. hcneyie County, Mo.
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WE TELL YOU

nothing new when we state t.: !: pay 10 engage
in ;rrGuIneut, most healthy and pleasant bu-i
H-s-, that returns prof: Tor every days work.
SIcI Is the bu>IIr>. offer tste working class.
We tracI them how "a make money RAJ idly and
guarantee eycrs one who follows our instructions
faithfully the making OF $500 90 n month.
tVtrS who lakes hold now and works will
surely and speedily Increase their earnings: there
ciu De no Question about il. Others now y. work
are dong Il, Iiid yon. reader. can DO the same
l!l!> Is tie best pas ing i'l>luCss that have
ever had the cHiuce 10 secure You viii make /
grave mistake II you fail - give II t~! II once.
/: Eol; gra-p tAs situation. and acI quickly YOU
viii iITrc'is mud Npur>rl! III 4 mos prosperous
business, At which NOr can surely make and
large >H'n> ot money. The r--gl> ot only few
'rur>' work Will often enuai weeks wages.
Nivt,T tuI are old "r iU..r,-.. man woman. il
makes idcreucr, do : tell ,ou. . nd sue
ai,i meet yog al Ttte very starr. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those no work
for Il are rewarded. WIY NOT write TO-DAY Tor
full particulars, iIrc &c. ALLEN 4 co,
Box No &.O, Augusta, Me.
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BORN, to the wife of Joe
Spott Thurman, near Mill Post
Office, in Ste. Geneyieve county,
on the Doth ult., triplets, one
living and two dead.-Farmiaton
Times.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Mr.. Gottfried Ehler and Miss
Anna Hoog were married at the
Catholic Church in this city on
Tuesday, February 7, 1898, Rev.
Father c. L. van Tourenhout
officiating.
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trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, James IL Gritrsr'. ana Mary,
the eighteenth day "I lrc. nt,,r. l>I:'. itd ic-
corded in the hec"r,i'n'- : 'ltre "f ste. l,,r'"-
We've County al Deed Bod, W. =. ,:,ya 81
conveyed to th. ,itrsi ned Charles 1. Kozltr.
ALI their light, title interest ana estate a. aHl
10 the following irsrriin.t Real staff. situated
IN the County oil Ste. GrIeVirtr, STATE -; Nj,
sour, viz
All ot the South haf "; :hr S'uih-e quarter
cf section Q2) ty"!vv. and h,. \,rth hail ni he
township 1851 fhirty->tN. \nriH ui range a
seven east. copta iniIg "nr hundred ami ~.Ntv
scres heing the sane I'riIGt>c "iNs'N ~ 20 the
said James II. GrjIiart uy tahica i.aIu!EtEi-
Siere and his wife.
Which said conveyance WAS nlt.i- in trust ~
secure the pa rut al :. ct' taiu rri -~nry u,le
IN said ,!ec! d,s. .rihc,i. aEd whry,.l, the said
note has become dine and j. uruafl. u "a. tllcrt'-
fore, in accordance Ih the lir.v vI>..nS "i >ai
Deed of Trust. and at The request "I the LEGAL
hoIder of said note " AZ I,ioctvl 70. sell the
shoye described Real Estate at the t.surt it"us
door in the CITY # sc. ,teueN rCk- III the Count =
Of Ste Geueyiry . St:i'e aforesaid. a. the high
est bidder for ca sh at putriic auction. on
Tuesday, February l4'h. 1893,
between the honrs Of nine in Ill" forenoon and
dive IN the afternoon OF ,hat day. !" satisfy SAi'i
nate together lrh the cost AMI rNirn- II exc
cutting this tfti>t CHARLES ( h,L
Dated JaLuaiy 2Ist, 1875. trustee
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g. a. r. BALL.
-AT-
UNION HALL
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1898

The Ball will open at eight O'Clock
with = grand march. Ladies' will fur
nah gents ties for drawing for part.
ners tor the march,
Floor managers: Ashley Clark and
Nirhu!a> Juktr-t.
Lunch will be served in the dining
room.
ADMISSION 35 Cents,
t,Eo. EECKERMANN.
ROMAN iiUCK. Committee.
LEON .IoKERST,
Fair play., 1893-02-11

The Menard old homestead will
be sold at the Court House next
Wednesday, February 18th. An
excellent opportunity TO purchase
"a home.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

We learn with pleasure that
our young friend, Frank Schmahle.
has purchased half interest in
the Cameron Herald, a bright and
newsy paper published at Came.
ron, Texas. Frank is an indus
trious young man and deserves
success.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

The marriage of Mr.. Henry
Hoog and Miss Lizzie krater
will take place at st. Mary's Mon
day next. A grand bali will be
given at Difani hall in the even
iup
Fair play., 1893-02-11

The preliminary bearing of
Henry Gremminger, charged with
assault, took place before Squire
Cox Thursday and the defendant
was bound over in the sum of $500
to await the action of the grand
jury. He gave bond for his ap.
pearauce.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Mr.. Joseph Gremminger sold
his farm near Weingarten this
week to Mr.. August Schilli for
the sum of $500.
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- 3 o.

MARRIED, in this city on Tues.
day, February 7, 1898, by Rev.
Father Weiss, Mr.. Charles Weiss
and Mrs. Mary Straasburg.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Attend the railroad meeting au
the Court House Monday next,
February 18th.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Miss Maggie Nifong died at her
home near Coffman, Ste. Gene.
We've county, on the 9th ult. =,
aged Is yearS.-IlmeS.
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Tough as Leather.

Soft Hats and CORONET Stiff
Hats $3.50 each, express prepaid.
Write for Catalogue. HART l.
DUFF HAT Co, Il3 n. Broadway,
ST. Louis.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

For SALE A good stallion
also fine stallion colt. Apply
at this office.
Fair play., 1893-02-11
ste. lieneVieye Co. F. 4 l., L..

Editor Far Ptoy The Ste. Gene
We've Co. F. Il L. U. met in regular
session at Zell, January 80 and 3lst,
1898. Everything passed off har-
III ,niousiy the delegates being, in al
most every instance, unanimous in
adopting or rejecting the resolutions
etc. submitted for their consideration.
1t is hardly necessary to say that
our physical wants were generally
provided for by the people of Zell for
it goes without saying that the ci,i-
zens of old Ste. Genevieve county
know just how to make their guests
comfortable and happy, at least tins
has been the happy experience OF the
writer. And now, in behalf of my
brother officers, the delegates from
distant parts of the county, and my.
self, tender sincerest thanks to the
citizens of Zell.
a part of the business transacted
was the adoption of the following
resolutions
lat. Whereas, The market value of
horses and mules has so greatly de-
preciated within the last few years
that we farmers deeply feel such de-
probation. therefore be it
RESOLVED. That we respectfully
ask those who keep public stock to re-
duce the service fees os same in pro-
portion to the depreciation of the
market value of horses and mules.
And further, That copy of this
resolution be sent TO our neighboring
Unions, and to farmers rot members
of the Order with the request tha,
they give it their sanction.
The foregoing was adopted by the
Pleasant Valley sub Union and reiter-
ated by the County Union after strik-
ing out clause that does not appear
above.
2nd. RESOLVED, That we ask the
County Court to levy a road tax of 20
cents on the hundred dollars, aud tha;
the present poll tax Of $400 be re-
duced to So 90.
Sd. RESOLVED, That we ask the
General Assembly of Missouri TO ell
act a law providing for tie assess
ment of license tax of one dollar
per head on all dogs in excess of one,
kept on the premises of auy house
holder, the assessment and collection
of said tax to be the same as that of
other taxes, and that said tax be ap-
piled TO the public road fund.
4th. RESOLVED, That we favor the
present system of collecting aud ex-
pending saloon licenses.
5th. RESOLVED. That we favor
law by which saloons at distance of
five miles or more from any incorpor-
atei city or town may procure license
ST one-half the present rate.
9th. RESOLVED, That we request
the City Board of the City of Ste.
Geuevieve to meet the County Court
IN its next session for the purpose of
taking steps for the erection of one,
two or three public hydrain,s and
necessary equipments III the City of
Sic. Genevieve.
9TH. RESOLVED, That we favor the
OF [. 5. Senators by popular
vote.
1t was ordered that the secretary
send copy of resolution No. , to
each of the County Judges, a copy of
resolutions 8. 4 and 5 10 Represen-
tative Shearlock and State Senator
Burks, copy OF resolution No. Z to
Congressman Fyau, and further that
q copy OF all of the foregoing reso!u-
,ions be sent to the FAIR PLAY aud
Herald for publication.
GEO. NJ. DILLARD.
Secretary.
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. . -

A mayor, a marshal and three
aldermen are to be chosen at the
city election next April.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Don't fail to attend the G. A
r. ball Monday evening, Feb
ruary 18th.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Happy and content IS i bride with The Eo-
chester" she lives in the light of the morning.
To,earH were KITE Eoess..er Lamp CO. !Ne1 york.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

The ice men of IrOntOn har.
vested six hundred tons of ice this
winter.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Scott Brownies Shorthand Text
Books will be furnished on appli.
cation at this office.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Lanes Mediciue moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy
this is necessary.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Subscribers who are iu arrears 10
the FAIR PLAY will please come for.
ward and settle their accounts
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Coughing leads to consumption.
kemp's Balsam stops the cough 8,
oBce.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

4Hot Wiener Wurst every nigh,
1T luck & Huuoid's saloon.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

For RENT: 3 good rooms.
Apply to G. MOTEL.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

The Lenten season begins next
Wednesday.
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LIST of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office FRIDAY
1T ~ A. NJ.
Wm. Farr Jos GclIer
Jacob Horke Mary | inck
Chas james Gotthar'i Iesberger
l"phic X i"icr Geo Kuhn
II. }. Rode Rnht. Ihvmnre l-j
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Sherifs Sale III Partition,

BY virin" "r AZ order Of the Circuit ,vsIrr Df
sic tcncvicyc County. slate at " Mi--,,iirI itia'.
ai The Dct''hcr trim. \ IL. l~:.. /. ili- under
-iGned sh"riI oi 7ti't county, " III offer aaI eH-
pos. to pubic sale on
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PERSONAL.

Ed. Shaw arrived here Thursday
Ed. Schaaf attended the ball at
Union Hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. G. Rehm Visited st. Louis
the early part of this week.
Frank Townsend Of st Louis was
seen on our streets lnis week.
-Rey. Father A. }. Hu'tler OF
Weingarten spent last Saturday i'll
Ste. Gencvieve.
Miss Fannie Langhardt arrived
here Tuesday from St. Louis to at
tend the Siebert- Langhardt nuptials.
Mr.. Reuben Burnett and bis
handsome daughter, Miss Laura, of
Danny, paid us pleasant visit yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Jennie Russell, who has
been attending the St. Francis de
Sales A cadcmy at this place, departed
for Hot Springs ye-teI day morning.
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Cypress Shins,es and La,hs

| am prepared to fill all orders for
Cypress Shingles and Lathe at low est
prices. GEORGE LEAvEN
Fair play., 1893-02-11

The "Coue Nils are payiug &C
cents for wheat.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

County Court will be in session
next week.
Fair play., 1893-02-11

Next Tuesday is st. Valentine
Day.
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'.SHORTH AND" i, iss s.mDa.ls.

By the editor of Brownies Photographic
Weekly. that tells how to learn the art In tie
shortest time Sent free by addressing u. l..
sCOrT-BROTSE. lG3 East .3rd street, New
YSKk.
Fair play., 1893-02-11
HELP WANTED

The illustrated Worlds Fair, Chicago, de-
s'Fes an energetic Local Agent tn,ale or femaleJ
To take orders tor their valuable paper the only
publication illustrating the progress ana every
phase Ghi feature of the great Exposition from
START !" hni,h' Inc exhibits, art fea,Eres. ma
chinery and mechanical appliances will lie fajth-
Iniiy Illustrated as they appear. Once seen, al
ways wanted. send pc for sample and outfit
Address JEWEIL y. HALIIGAN
General Manager, Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
Shcrin,s sale.

by virtue OF al order VI sale directed 10 me
from the district court OF Webster county. Ne
braska, on u JUDGMENT obtained before r. h.
Beall, judge OF the district court Of Webster
county, Nebraska, on the seventeenth day Of
July, 1893, ut the special July term. In favor OF
j.. !. Case flow Works ~ plalntifi, and against
kirkwO0d, Miller 4 Company as defendants,
for the sum Of s12OO, and costs taxed ut S47, O6,
aud a~ccruing costs, I have levied upon the FOL.
lowing goods and chattels, taken rs the proper.
~ ~ said defendants to satisfy snid judgment,
tOwit: Five sets No. I single harness. Ave aet6
M. single harness, six sets No. IN double hug
Wy harness.. one act No. ~ double buggy har.
ness. i've sets No. ~ dO1ble team harness, two
sets No. 2s,s team harness. four phaetOnS Style
Gtii, four top buggics, one. platform spring
wagon, ten end spring road wagons, i've side
spring. road wagons, eleven rOad carts. ono
dozen buggy whips, one dozen team whips, ten
leather halters. s"ILyl
And Will Oier the same for sale u tho highest
bidder. for cash In hand, on the 10Th day Of
August A. ID. 1893, IN front OF the butlding
known as the rink, ut tho city % FED Cloud.
said Webster county, Nebraska, ut the hour OF
one o'clock y. m. Of said day, when and where
due attendance will DO given DO the under.
signed.
Dated nth day OF August, 1870.
GEO. T.. COON. sheriff III said County
by A. j. T~OMLINSON, Deputy.
JAMES McNENY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
THE PIRST AND GREAT.
EST SHOW.


Sells Brothers are always doubly wei.
come at Red Cloud and their forthcom.
ing visit on August oath will emaphasizc
that fact. In special features, they
notably lead. With them, the general
attractions are combined in a wild moor.
ish aravan and romantic pilgrimage to
Mecca; magnificent MENACE rie, and
Arabian Nights Entertainments. The
names OF really great performers are leg
ion, and the races given are Of the most
varied and spirited character. Every
body will want to sec the glorious, free
morning street parade, and for that mat
ter, the whole world OF fun and wonders
Sells Brothers everywhere present. Elk
cursion rates on all railroads.