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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
COTTON MARKET.
New Orie9uA

New Orleans, July l5.-Co;ton-ouie;:
rnidlling sc. low rniddlng. sac; good
ordinary. Lice; ret and gross receipts.
SSS bales; sales, loo bales; STOCK, luo,'S
bales
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Esaoe Az sss1-st1ss sssse-.
Els <s1Gs.sys ssec1.S sS~e -
4 ezyr>srrag tes s-s1D ~ ~ ss:ss.
AZ sEs s-zes sss "a gys1S ss.Sr ssse
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16

September. :sisc: May. sc bid. Ry>No.
3 cash. SOC bid Barley nominal Bran
Lower, 63l2c. east track Corn meal.
seeoae6. Fiaxseed, $l.H Tor first bali
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The EtahermAn-

Bu--iss up she reel AZ roc
Straish.ea cue tie lie.
Take aspAde sot :-r- sc SCI
FiSAtr's ee...- --s
/ Tramp zic1S 20 sss-e Fay say
Specified tesrs,es svsss-
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ST. Louis

81. Louis. July l5.-COtton-ouiet ard
steady: niddling. 6s.c; no sales reported:
receipts. 81 bales; shipments, 81. bales ;
s-ncLr Is IN halas
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What He Brooshf Home

Your husband seems verT fond OF
angling
He is
Does he bring home al the Ash be
catches?-
Yes, and more. too,--Tannany
Times
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John Cimuth has had the basement
room under the old court house. corner
Main and First, renovated and fur
uished with new fixtures, and he has
one OF the incest barber shops in the
city. John. himself. is a typical bar
Der, prompt and courteous.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

On ths Produce Er-hazEs today re
butter -narke: Eas I'm. creamery. "a
lsl.c- dairy isss15c- LExE arn1- 1l-.Jl-c-
Cheese. Ts.1ss.c.
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WICHITA MAKkETS
HOGS

HOGS
There was the usual Mondays light re-
ceipts OF hogs on the market yesterday
The following are the representative
sales:
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave. Price No. Dock Ave. Price
81 10 80 81 ~ 49,. 20 VI ~
49,. 40 90
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LINCOLN 10: DIES MONIES O.
Kansas and Okla homa Games.

ENID 9; PERRY 4.
Enid, o. T., July 15.-(Special.)-Th
ball game between Enid and Perry here
today for the championship of the ter
ritory was won by Enid. Score:
Enid .................1 8 0 1 0 3 1 80
Perry .........0 0 0 0 0 2 0 o.
Batteries: Enid-Roch and Crooch;
Perry-WilliamS and Bevis
The Enid nine extends an open chal-
lenge to any team in the territory.
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nc leading futures ranged as folloxs:
Cash quotations were as follows.

81 tl1IaI IOIs WIG Is ID4l1"s.
Flour-Weak
No. spring wheat S1-GsSf-c: 70 :.
nominal: No. : red. -. 49,. No. com.
~ 145i1c; No. , yellow, A.. St.. No Z
oats. &c. No. 2 white. Z7G&c: No :.
25i4T2Tc No re. - No. bsrley.
nominal: No. 3 nominal. No { q. No
faXSss~i. Si3sGiG Prime timothy see-i.
IS Mess PORK. Per Dol. 'iaE-sz's lltl-
Lard Per IN lbs = 1rs7s= Ssor-
ribs SIDES. Goose. 3 zGs-te. Dry szifet
shoulders. fboHsdi. 511a5@- Snort Gear
sides. CboIes). =. Ts7s- WtiskeT. @s-l-
iers' finished goods. per gal, "a s1s-
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ST. Louis. July 5.-Cattie-Receipts s.
40; shipments. so; slow and shade low
er; native beef and shipping steers, Neegt
g J5G3.6o.
Hogs-Receipts. 600: shipments, S;
active: 10 cents higher: heavy. Si09o.so.
packers. s4@si5I5.
firm for good grades; poor stun not
wanted
Kansas City, JULY 5-Cat.ie-Receipt
77o0; shipments. 100: market for best
cows steady: other cattle weak 10 10 cents
lower: Texas steers. s.. 1fI4. Is. beef steers.
81 25H5-SG: stOckers and feeders, 500 ~.
Hogs-Receipts. goo: shipments. 3.e1;
market strong and ) cents higher; bulk
of sales. S4.e0fI5.oo: heavies. SieaGlS-Oo: mix
ed. 81 SOQ5po; lights S10tlis workers,
81 eo9i95: pigs. si-6c6!i.S) packers. s4s'ts
6.0o.
Sheep-ReCeipts. 4a00: shipments more;
market steady; 5Tl0 cnts higher.
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Western Association Games.

Western Association Games.
ROCKFORD IA; JACKSONVILLE IL.
Rockford, Ills, July 15.-Score:
r II z
Rockford ......0 0 09212 -l417 4
Jacksonville III 0 2 i 0 5 2 Oil y 3
Batteries-Dolan, Horton and Sny-
der; Sonier and Belt.
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Western League Games.


MILWAUKEE Q; INDIANAPOLIS ..
indianapolis, July 15.-Score:
milwaukee ...2o2o OILS u /
Indianapolis 8 0 0 0 0 I 0 ! u :
Batteries-Fisher and Mcfarland;
Stephens and BolSn.
TERRE HAUTE S: MINNEAPOLIS l.
II II +
Terre Haute / 1101 / Il /
Minneapolis % 0 o o
Batteries-Goar and Roach; flaming
and Wilson.
KANSAS CITY 1S;GRAND RAPIDS II
Grand Rapids, July l5-Score;
Grand Rapids.2 . / q Ill Il ;
kansas City..0 0 ! 8 "-lS % .
Ratter;es-Stafford. Jones and No
ran; King and Bergen.
Detroit, Mich. July l5.-The game be
tween Detroit and ST. Paul was post
pessd ca account OF wet grounds.
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SUNDAY GAMES.

washington at Olnclnndtl-1ne heuS
lost their first game of the season To
the Senators today. Abbey's fielding
was the best that has ever been seen
on the local grounds. Twice during
the game he prevented the home team
from winning by sensational catches.
Attendance $4,000. Score:
Cincinnati 100000 0-3 S .
Washington 20 = . 0 o O . Go u 5
Batteries-Cincinnati, Foreman. Muir
ply and RhineS; Washington, and Nc
CURE.
Cleveland at st. Louis--The irwin
chile Breitenstein, with good support
from the Browns. both at the bat and
in the field. won today'S game from
the Clevelands by a narrow margin.
Tebeau protested the game because
Cooley. in the fifth scored on Connor's
out. the latter being retired for inter-
fering with a fielder. Attendance 1900
Score:
RHE
ST. Louis ...Oo2o3o oO"-5 II 5
Cleveland 20 0 o 3 o o o. 10 5
Batteries: ST. Louis-Breitenstein.
and Miller; Cleveland Wilson and
OConnor
Brooklyn at Louisville-The Bride
grooms won today's game in the first
inning. McDermott relieved Weyling
after the first inning. Attendance 5000
Score:
Z II +
louisville 100 OO1 % . 0-S 10 (
BROOKLYN ....Sl4 O Q *--l6 Is
Batteries: LouisVille-Mc Dermott
weighing. and Warner; BrOoklyn-Ste
and Daley.
Baltimore a ChicaCo-For the third
straight time the Colts fell before the
champions today. The locals played
almost a perfect game in the field and
made nearly as many hits as the visit
ors. but were unable 10 bunch them.
while the Orioles had a happy faculty
of pounding the ball into the crowd
with men on bases. Wether very hot.
Attendance 1850. Score:
r II r
Chicago .00O COLL o. 10 l
Baltimore III o 0 0 > 5 % IL 5
Batteries: Chicago. Griffith and Kit
fratf...a. Ia Linn M 'lnrkSOn and Clark.
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SLOW TO BELIEVE
WHEAT MARKET GETS AN UPWARD
START AT THE LAST.

II has to Encounter Sharp Selling Until the
Persistence Of Spring Wheat Damage
Stories Overcomes the Incredibly of the
Crowd-Failing On in the Output Of Ex-
porting Countries Is Favorable to the
United States as Far as 1t Goes-Corn
Lower on Fine Crop Prospects-Oats I'm
changed and Provisions Decline.
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NEW YORK Is; ST. LOUIS 7.

st. Louis, July 15.-Heavy batting on
both sides was the feature of tOday's
game. which was hotly contested thro-
ughout. The visitors made five runs
in the first inning but the Browns
caught up with them in the second.
From this on it was anybody's game
until the fifth when the Giants took
the lead and were never caught At
tendance 1000. Score:
+ II f
st. Louis III II 1 o 0 % OF 16 6
New York .....5 0 2 l l = 2 0-13 % 4
Batteries: ST. Louis-Staley, Ehret
and Miller; New York-Clark and Will
son. Earned runs-New York +; st.
Louis 4. Two base hits-Tiernan, Van
Haltren .; Farrel, Clark, Miller, Brown
Three base hits-Clark, Herman, Coo
ley. Stolen bases-Farrel 1; Dowd 1.
Double plays Fuller, Stafford and
Clarke: Ely and Conner. Base on balls
on Staley >. Struck out-By Clarke
2. Uplpire-McDonald. Time 200.
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By consent OF the following named firms
In this city we refer you as 10 our respon-
sibility and financial standing:
J. NJ Moore. cashier Fourth National
hank: A. Hess. treasurer Wichita Whole
sale Grocer Co: l.. NJ. Cox, Wholesale con-
fectioner; Bryan Bros; wholesale fruits
and confectionery: Lehman igginson
Gro Col c. Cassell, Agt. Pacific and y.
s Express Co.; c. y. Campbell. Agt. Wells
Fargo Ex. Co: W. $. Grant. wholesale
fruit and produce: J. ID. McEwen. whole
sale fruit ana produce; @. II. Mann. Agt-
Mo Pac. Ry., Wichita Produce Co; The
Mcknight ". Hardware Co: Wichita
creamery Co.; Johnston-Larimer u. O..
Co; Ayiesbury Mercantile Co; q. A
Brown. Agt Santa Re Ry.; W. II. Herbig.
Agt. Rock island Ry.: Whitney Wholesale
Paper Co.
We also carry a stock OF egg cases which
we can furnish IN lots of Is or over at the
following prices:
NO. case .-ss---yp
No White Wood X. D...-..-....-.-...--H
No White Wood (set up)........-....-.B
No Veneered X. D...........-.........-l6
No. Veneered (set up)-.-........-..---.-H
nnIrVsIDN Hn
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J A KEISTER o p COAT
WICHITA POULTRY CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
POULTRY AND EGGS.

9O4-9O6 {. DOUGLAS AVE.
Wichita. July IS.
We offer you the following prices for
Produce. We pay all the freight or ex-
nress. when the rate is not over soc per loo.
EGGS.
Fresh. per doz. 0oss on.
BUTTER
Choice and fresh.......-...-..-.....-..
common
Poor.
POULTRY
Cents per 10.
Spring Chix, IL lbs and over.....-...-..
Turkey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Turkey Toms.
Hens ......-.....-.--....-...-. ---..-.-..-
BOOSTERS, large .--.--.-.-....-....-.--..
my (fulI feathered and fat) ............... AZ
Geese (full feathered and faD..........
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16

DR.. Prices Baking Powder IS the in
SEPARATION of modern women. Light as
down, fragrant as rose petals are its
sweet favored pastry and biscuit.
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BROOKLYN 5; LOUISVILLE 0.

Louisville, July 15.-Lucid was invin-
chile, the Colonies getting but four
hits, two of which were mere scratches
Attendance $40. Score:
r II f
louisville 80 90 90 o 0 90 1
Brooklyn ......0 0 l 1 l 0 . - 9 L
Batteries-Inks and Spies; Lucid and
Grim. Earned runs-Brooklyn 5. Base
on balls-Off Inks 4; off Lucid 3. Base
on erros-Louisville L. Left on bases
Louisville Z; Brooklyn 5. Struck out
By Inks l; by Lucid 3. Two base hits
Shindle. Sacrifice hit-Shindle. Stolen
ba Chance. Double plays-Col-
Inns, Shugart and WEIGH; Welch and
Shugart. Umpire-Murray. Time 1:35.
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MILWAUKEE Q: INDIANAPOLIS 3
indianapolis. July 15.-Score:
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CHICAGO 1s; PHILADELPHIA s.

Chicago, July 15.-The Phillies put
up about the worst game witnessed
here this year. McGill gave five bases
on balls in the first another in the sec
ond, then made a wild throw and re-
tired, Lampe finishing the game. He
was also wild and received the poorest
possible support. Donahue and Del
h2ntys batting and the latter's field
ing were the features. Attendance, p
600. Score:
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Chicago ......45 o013 s *-16 u 4
philadelphia o l 0 o 3 2 O. u

Batteries-Chicago Thornton and
Donahue; Philadelphia, McGill, Lampe
and Buckley Earned runs-Chicago,
.; Philadelphia, 3. Two basehits-Del-
hanty 2. Three basehits-Everett,
Cross. Home runS-Dahlen, Cross.
Stolen bases-Donahue, Dahlen. Dou-
BILE plays-Dahlen, Stewart and An
son; Cross. Delehanty, Boyle, Sullivan,
DelehanY, Boyle. Struck out-Niy Nc
Gill, 1;~by Thornton, 3. Base on balls
OFF McGil. 6; off Lampe, off Thornton
A. Wild pitches-Lampe. Hit by ball
Buckley. Umpire, Keefe- Time, go
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Brule.

BRuLE, March 12.-Mrs. Lars OLE
son visited in Sioux City last week.
Miss Emmellia Lee is i'm Vcrmillion.
Sam Larson OF Sioux City spent last
Wednesday night with Peter eteeson.
Sociable in district % next Friday
night.
John Kristivickson, Il former resi-
dent OF Brule, made a short visit with
Andrew Hayhome some time ago.
The following gentlemen OF Brule
made business trips to Sioux City in.
side the last week: Mr.. Ronbeck. AL
bert Wagner, James A. Ven. Gilbert
HOvland, Lewis Lewiston and Peter
SimOndson.
Miss Annie Knndson is at the pres
emit time residing in Vermillion.
Messrs Gilbert Rowland and Olof
Eden went to Sioux City last Mon
day to bring their new well machine
which they bought down there.
Mr.. Ingebright Krogstad is up in
the Swede settlement digging wells.
A certain young man would be much
obliged to anyone that would start !;
laundry somewhere near or north of
the Kline ditch. For it would be more
convenient for him to go there on Sun
day and borrow IN article necessary to
complete his Sunday out-tit rather
than go to the nearest neighbor and
be compelled to stay at home.
NIGHTINGALE.
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list Pub. March a
Notice "a Tax Deed.

state OF South Dakota. County Of Union. s..
state 81 south Dakota sends greeting
TO the WesternTown Lot Company and James
Mccormick:
You are hereby notified Il at on the It'll day of
November. 1892, the then treasurer of Union
county. south Dakota, ut his office in the city OF
Elk Point, exposed for sale and sold the follow
Ing real estate. to-wit:
Lots one and two, Of block No. seven
teen, Of the town Of Alcester, in said
Union County, state Of South Dakota.
for the tax then due and delinquent for the year
1891 that ut said time and place Union County
bid the amount Of said taxes. intsrest and costs
due. thereon and a c ~rtifcate Of purchase in
writing was issued therefor, which said %certiii-
cate has been duly assigned to w. II. Dold. the
undersigned, who Is now the lawful owner and
holder thereof, and that the right Of redemption
VIII expire. and II deed for the said lots will
Issue. unless redemption for such sale he made
With" the next sixty days from the date Of com.
pleted service Of this notice on you.
w. IL. DoDD,
TRUMAN AMEs.
Attorney for W. II. Dodd.
Dated, Elk Point. :. d.. March 5. 1895.
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Important Happenings and Events from tho Va
rlous Towns In tho County
Gathered BY The Courler's Able Corps Of Cor
respondents.

bred stock. At his sale, which occur
ed recently; buyers were present from
Illinois to purchase stock and hogs
for which they paid fancy prices and
were we'll satisfied. We wish Mr..
Branson success in his new home in
Iowa. The Union will keep him in
formed OF the occurances OF this
locality.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Hubbard
on March 2, a son.
Mrs. Granger of Hawarden has a
music class in Alcester and comes w
every Saturday to give lessons.
The election of the township officers
for Alcester township occurred last
Tuesday. The following ticket was
elected without opposition: For town
board; ID. Jenkins, chairman Fl. p.
Hoard, Z. A. Olson, For town clerk;
I'll. IL. Hasktns. For treasurer: ". II.
Willei ton. For assessor; II. b. Hard-
ing. For justice; ID. Jenkins. For
constable: George Bridge, Ed Rore-
more. For road o%versecrs: dist. No. 3;
II. L. Hoard: Nos, ID. Jenkins: No. Z:
ID. Coleman, No. 3, Ed Sosemore.
Recently when Aaron Johnson was
returning from Pierre he occcpied u
seat in the car, Immediately behind
three or four men who had been ut
Pierre in the interest Of the res,ibmis-
sion bill. Mr.. Johnson says these men
were pretty tough looking fellows and
that they used up Il great amount of
porfane language in describing repre-
sentative Johnsos Of this county. They
said he was about the meanest MAJ in
South Dakota and worked against
them in everything. As viewed
through the resubmission telescope
representative johnson is Il bad man,
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Aicester.

wv
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lenand Hard
ttg on Tuesday, Feb. -, Il son.
Uncle Sammy Heald and wife went
10 Hawarden last Saturday to remain
4 week or two.
Mrs. VIM. Gilbert's sister, Mrs.
Newman Of Pleasant Hill, and niece
Miss Jennie Moies OF Richland. are
visiting with her this week.
Stevert Stene came in Tuesday for
Or. Hyden to attend Ole Sockeness.
m old gentleman living south OF town
who fell from a fence and injured him
self quite severely.
w. 81. Barrett shipped his goods
and stock from his place Tuesday to
WtnOna, Missouri. The commanity
regret the removal OF Mr.. Barrett and
his estimable family us they stood
high In the estimation OF all. He has
secured q good farm in Missouri with
= good orchard upon it. A dwelling
house upon 1t burned down ii few DAYS
ago. Mr.. Barrett promised to write to
the Union.
n. ] Branson shipped his goods
from HaWarden last Monday to Lone
Hill, II. Mr.. Branson was one OF our
pioneer settlers. i good citizen and an
e0eIgettic farmer, who believes in
keeping only the best quality Of pure |
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Beresford.

Electric lights have been placed in
the News office.
Born, on Friday, March /, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. Adams, d daughter.
Ars. HOlmquist and daughter
Amelia, left Tuesday for New York
state.
Ed Cummins is now located in Ha-
warden. Sorry to loose Ed from our
midst.
One Of ,our young men vas purchas-
Ing furniture this week. Watch for
the date.
A. n. French an old time resident of
Beresford, died recently near Little
Rock, Arkansas.
Postmaster Brady will soon begin
the erection OF a business block on the
lot now occupied by the p~ostof1ice
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r.. Carleton have
been confined to the house by sick
ness the past week.
Ed Lundberg arrived SATURDAY. from
Manson, Ia, with his family and is
now settled on the Holten farm west
Of the city which he purchased last
tell. Mr.. Lunberg made the News
ONCE q pleasant call Tuesday and re-
quested the family j~uornal sent him.
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Mount Hone.

MoUNT HoPE, March IA light
shower OF rain ending in Il mild snow
storm visited this part Thursday
night.
Mrs. s. M. Jenkins OF Westfleld, H.,
was q caller up this way Saturday.
Andrew PetersOn's baby is reported
dangerously Ill.
Annie Lllnd gave a party to her
young friends Saturday in commence
ration OF her 10th birthday. The young
guests were treated to Il; sumptuous
repast and they all had a delightful
time.
A surprise party mt John JOhnson's
on West Greek was Il pleasant attrac-
tiOn Friday night.
Andrew Walin is building a large
double corn crib on his farm in Big
Springs tp.
=. j. Reeves transacted business at
Beresford. LeMars and Elk Point last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Squires OF Rich
land and Mr.. and Mrs. u. X. Bennett
Of OhetswOrth, were here SATURDAY. at
the funeral of Squires baby.
Our Lycetm did not meet Thursday
night on account OF the storm.
The N. =. people held revival meet
tngs at the school house Il couple OF
evenings last week.
Ihe. little infant hoy OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s.. =. s6qIires, aged 2 weeks died last
week and mi buried in the Mt. Hone
Co1netery Sunday. The services were
held at the house conducted by Rev.
=. N. Mcleod Of Akron, Undertaken
JohnSOn directing the ceremonies.
AIth0ugh this little bud had been here
but 2 few days the fond parents was
- deeply attached to it as though it,
been with them for years, ana we
assslre them the, good people OF this
community MOURN with them and ex-
tend their sincere sympathy.
DoEsTIcK.
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fist pub. Mar. "a. 1851
MOrtgnEe sale.
state Of South Dakota. County of Union, IS.
In dtretitt Court, First Judicial Circuit.
Maria l.. Slaeaie, Plaintiff,

state OF South Dakota. County Of Union, So.
In circuit Court, First Judicial Circuit.
Maria l.. Sl,eaie, Plaintiff,
IS.
Mark W. S.ieafr. Jr.. Agnes Spark Sheafc. NJ.
W. Sl,cafe x Co. NJ. II. She;,fe. .jr. and Mrs
Anna NJ. tor w MiI,er rs children and heirs
at law Of Mary A. Saeafr. Deceased, Nj. ".
Sheafe, Jr., -. Fate and j. NJ. Miller. exec
! NJ. Iaicott. John CoyerIale. Bernard D0nly,
IA, Sh.ehtatt and I. A. Shechan Il Co. Maria
;. Fate ana Marianne TreadNpIl as heirs nj
law OF MARY A. S!,eafc, Deceased. Defendants,
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a
Judgment ana a decree of foreclosure and sale I'm
IN" above entitled action rendered on the 9Th
day Of March. 1896. and by virtue Of an exc.
tiiiioii lSsiied thereon ont of tilt. office of the
clerk OF said court and under the seal thereof.
on the 9Th day of March, 1885,. the subscriber AS
siieIitf 81 tnioh county. South Dakota, for that
purpose appointed. will sell at public auction for
cash. at the trent door ofthe court house. in the
,lty Of lsk Point, S0uti, Dakota, on Friday.
tl.t. l.fh Gay ef April. ls15, at one O'Clock y. m.
Of Saisi day.
All OF block seventeen tt7i. in Weston &
Haifsnan's addition t the City NJ Elk
Point. L mon County. State of South ua-
kota. together with all buildings Of every
riiaiacter thereon, including all tools,
machines and machinery attached on an
Pinteiia,it TO the Touring Mill aud ware
house situated thereon.
the same t0 be sold in one parcel or body rs one
property. or 50 much thereof AS may he
sufficient To raise the ainont OF five Thousand
amt elgilty.iivc dollars and scventy-seyeu cents
ts3.hNb.''i. Win interest from date of said iudp-
ihtnt. AMI All afefuiDg costs nf sale.
Dated M Elk Point. =. y this 18th Iay of
March. 1875.
HANS ANDERSON.
sheriff. |
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-03-14

state of south Dakota. County of Union 81
IN csfcuii court FIRST Judicial circuit.
Jolia g. Olson. piaintiif,
VS. e -
Join \. Iiagg. Mathihta IIaug. Perry .1o,n A,
def>oil AMI Fred Satter. defc ui;uts
rue state OF south Dakota sends pr,atyny-
10 John \. Hitgg. Matilda iiaeu, Perry .I,,,,
anderson anu Fred catter. tic above mana
defendants; """""
You and each of you are hereby sumno,od
ana required To answer the co,lilaiu, Of ~.
pi:tlhilii ~ the above entitled acton, a non, az
"ilcl Is herewith srryea anon van .rn.i ~
St'tt IL coiy ot your answer on the Suhscrihn.
~ ms once III til. city of tlk I.oiut =, ~.
shld county o, Union, and State Of Sn,,ti, ~,
ko'a. within Thirty days after tho snrv,re -,
WIS summons on You. exclusive al Ih, ,l,t,
~ s,,lta service, and il YOU fail tn ans,yar ~
s'ia complaint. within sari time m. ,,i,,ut;,r
WY al't'iy to the court for the relief dem.,na.a
III the CON plant. '""'"tH
Dated at FIX Point. South Dakota. his ,s,
day OF Mar h, A. D., 1898. 'nH ''
+ {. Ericsson.
! ONE Defendants. John v. R;e@ and Mathi,h,,,
iiagg: ""' ."athi'da
fltase TAX" notice that the s,muoo,s ON,
cnt'ipialnt orr" above entitled action, Mas ILL
~ me t,iit't ti The clerk of the cIrc,,i. .,,,,,, ,
al Elk FONT. south Dakota, on March , ,s,.
cr E.C. Ericsson.
'fatbtii 5 Attorney.