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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-18
ModNpsY1L1E
AaIISceIinneouS SIeIauEe Of aIInor MAT
ter from aIarihAiI'l Metropolis.

AaIISoeIInneous MeIauyo Of Minor MAT
ter from sIarihAIl's Metropolis.
The wheeling district N. f. conference
is now in session on the camp grounds.
The attendance yesterday was small,
but many more are expected on the
grounds to-day. The conference will
close this evening and the regular camp
meeting will open tonight.
The Bpworth cottage on the camp
grounds Is receiving thorough clean
ing up, preparatory to occupancy dur
ing the camp meetings. Amy and all
leaguers and their friends VIII hrd a
hearty welcome at this cottage.
The city examination for teachers
certificates Will be held in the central
school building next Tuesday, August
o. The teachers who have not stood the
examination On Zoology Will be ex-
lned at the same time.
The ladies' of the camp meeting asso-
clation will sell the tickets and keep
the gates this year and turn their sala-
rieS over to their treasurer to be USED
in paying on the debt OF the association.
Mrs. Samuel Riggs, Mrs. L. n. and
Miss Carrie CoclSayne and MI. and Mrs.
+. H. Blake and son, George, Will leave
to-day for q fifteen days trip to Mack
mac Island, Mich.
Prof. W. r. Corey, who has been stop
ping with friends in this city while ut
tending the teachers institute at Ben
wood, left for his home at Majorsville
yesterday morning.
Nearly all the cottages on the grounds
are now occupied, and the indications
are that they VIII al be filed by the first
Of next week.
There viii be no meeting Of the Dp-
worth League tonight on account OF
camp meeting, which commenced to-
night.
The ladies' sewing society of the
Christian church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Humes. on Third street.
Mrs. Mont. Francis, Of New Martins
VILE, will arrive in the city to-day 10
visit friends and relatives.
Rev. B. N. Spur has left for Dakota
to JON his wife, who has beer the guest
OF friends in that state.
John w. Leach. of BeUwood, qualified
rs a notary public yesterday, John w.
Grow Is his bondsman.
Misses Edna and Grace KIttle, OF
Toronto, Ohio, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. DIR. Mccoliough.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Donnelly and
daughter are the guests OF Mrs. j. a.
Work, OF Fifth street.
Mrs. w. d. Cheadle and Mrs. S. T.
Griffith left yesterday for Mt. Lake
Park.
Bliss Williams, the young son OF Rev.
and Mrs. W. a. Williams, has typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Phil Cunningham. of sardis. was
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Della Murphy, of Falrmont. is
visiting Miss Kate Hnipin,
Jepson Chaddock is the guest Of
friends in WiAiamstown.
Miss Sadie Mathews OF Allegheny, is
visiting Miss Mary Scott.
c. E. woodburn and family leave to-
day for Mt. Lake Park.
DR.. II. j. Carney leaves this evening
for Mt. Lake Park.
oscar Bonar is back from a visit to
Pittsburgh.
Miss Mile HENRIETTA has typhoid
fever,
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The Jumping race win be the feature
for to-day's races. There are only five
charters, all equally matched. The en-
tries:
First race, four and one-half furlongs,
condition -ParthIan, liz; DR.. Worden,
ltS. Ensign. ll2: Hope, 10S; Mlnko Maid,
IL. Sister Ida, los.
Second race, three-quarters mile, special
welght-Dewey. liz: Belyenia. liz; BY Jove,
IL: Aloso 49, Pocket Piece, liz; Gold
Spec. iig: Mullaghmore, 1l2; Traitor, liz.
Third race. four and one-half furlongs,
condition e-Hiddnelte, 1l5; Duckadoo,
ll2: Waxford. ll2: John McGOrrigle, liz;
Belle Australian, 10: Sprite, lis.
Fourth race. four and One-half furlongs.
Trolley Handlcap-Corn Cob, 100; Rossmnn,
lis Dora Lamar 1l3; Frank r. Harf, liz;
Galloper lie: I4llipute. lOS: Fluellen, lO5.
rs: Arundel, i5i: Walter o., $50; Torsten-
sion 100. Nevada Boy, 100,
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boxers to don the mltts with him in n
friendly set-to. A plain dub" put the
kid" out at the DrOyers' Home Ath-
letic club in short order last winter.
Now the KID is around after more To-
cal game.
Thomas Blake Is of work on account
Of an injury 10 his right hand, which
got caught in chain at the lower steel
works.
Luke Carney. clerk at the roundhouse
at the junction, got q finger OF his left
hand broken while playing ball Tues
day.
Miss Alile Medley, OF Wheeling Is
land, is visiting Miss Hattie satterheld.
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,rNilInh.

suffer from headaches, loss Of appetite, loss
OF sleep, laSsitude In the morning, drowsi-
ness during the day and general "out'of-
sorts" feeling. II these conditions are
neglected, almost any serious malady may
be the result. Frequently 1t IL some nerv-
Gus disorder or dread consumption. Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is the
best medicine for Woodworking men. II
gives edge TO the appetite, makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, invigotntcs the
liver aud puTifcs and enTiches the blood
II Il the great blood maker and flesh
builder. II cures oS per cent. Of all cases
Of chronic or lingering, bronchial, throat
and lung affections. -
All too frequently death dogs the foot
steps Of the wife, In the Euise OF weakness
and disease OF the delicate and Important
organs that bear the burdens Of wifchood
aud maternity There Is an unfailing cure
for disorders Of this nature. II Is d..
Pisrce'n PaVorite Prescription. II acts d.
rcctly on the sensitive organs concerned,
making them strong, healthy and vigorous.
II tits for wifchood aud motherhood
They are sold at all medicine stores.
During early childhood death Turks In
every corner for these fragile innocents
The mother can only protect her babes by
acquiring some practical medical knowl.
edge. Dr.. Pierccs Common Sense Medical
Adviser imparts this knowledge. For a
paper covered copy send ~ ono cent
stamps, 10 eopey cost Of mailing OHiI. to
Dr. X. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Cloth
biadipg 81 staupH,
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A country boy visiting New York
stopped a frantic runaway team that
was about TO dash on the sidewalk
where there were hundreds OF women
and children. He saved their lives, but
lost his own. Hundreds OF lives are
saved every year by Hostetter's stom-
nch BltteTs, People who are fast going
10 their graves with disorders OF stom-
Gch, liver, bowels and blood are brought
back to good health by II. All the sick
should try Il.
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There is no use suffering from this
dreadful mnlady, II you Will only get
the right remedy. You arc having pain
all through your body. your liver IS out
of order. have no appetite, no IRE or
ambition. have a bad cold In taet are
completely used mp. Electric Buffers Is
,be onIy remedy that win give you
nrompt and sure relief. They act d.
rrctig ON YOUR Liver, stomach and
Kidneys. tone up the whole system and
make ysu feel like a new being They
orr Guaranteed to cure or price refund
cd For sale at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
store, only 50 cents per bottle.
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ss1y News Itsms Gathered In the DuSy
MaruhAII County Town.

Breezy News Items Gathered In the Bnsy
aIarBhAiI County Town.
As the time draws near for the COM
pletlon OF the water works system the
average citizen falls to dreaming OF
fire department. a street sprinkler and
''slch like" The fire reels are dreams
which promise to be realized, and Will
be another OF the improvements Ben
wood has taken on In n few years.
Electric light, street paving, water
works, street cars and volunteer fire
companies win place the town on par
with any Of It's size in the state.
kid" Seaman, who claims to be a
pugllIst OF no mean degree, drifted Into
town with his trainer yesterday, and
proftered several invitations 70 local
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE Phil
lies made nineteen hits for total OF twen-
ty-seyen bases to-day and won from Pitts
burgh with case Tannehill started in 70
pitch. but after i've earned runs had been
made of him no was relieved by Gardner
who was hit still harder. The Phlladel-
and the once great catcher left for his
home, Attendance, 1884. Score;
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MnnIAHoN WAS Ill

Special Dispatch to the mtelligeneer
TOLEDO, August 1.-THE twenty
round glove contest between Oscar
Gardner of wheeling, and Danny Nc
Mahon, of Detroit. did not take place
Tonight, much to the disappointment OF
the sporting fraternity. McMahon was
too III to enter the ring, hence the con-
test was declared postponed.
Buck" StelEer, Of Columbus, knock
ed out Charlie Cross, Of Detroit, In six
rounds. George sIler. Of Chicago, was
referee. -.
Tomorrow night Gardner willFh9x
Eddie Burns ten rounds to a decision.
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BOXING.
NE oK1Dn rs 49, R1GHr.

BUFFALO. y. y August 1.-THE
following dispatch 81 received to-day
from KID Mccoy a Saratoga:
am willing % gran; poslponoment
Of my bout with Corbett. scheduled for
September 10 NJ CheektowaEa. shall
not demand his forfeit but win give him
all The time he wants, providing his de-
nand II within reason. ! Will pay no
attention to Tommy Ryan. I'm out for
bigger game and will 'aE' on Fltzslm-
mons as soon as get chance.
CHARLES It;D) MCCOY
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AYERS
PILLS

until a date not later than october l.
at Buhalo. This was decided upon at
a conference here to-day between Will
lam Gray. representing Mccoy, and the
Hawthorne athletic club and Joe Con.
sldine, Corbetts hacker. 1t was agreed
that the fight should occur between Sep
TENDER Is and October !, and not later
than the latter date.
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Enrne drums, Philadelphia IL Two-base
hits, O'Brien. Gray. Douglass, DelehantY,
Murphy, Flncld. ThTee-bRse hits, Flick,
lauder. Stolen bases, In Jole, Biheld.
base on balls, OF Gardner 2 HIT by pitch"
I'd ball by Fliield l. Struck out, by Gard.
ner 2 Time. $40. umplres, swartwood
and Warner.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, August 17.-After
the first heat OF the rich Queen City
trot had been decided in favor of the
western mare Matte Patterson, at Fort
Erie to-day, a perfect deluge OF rain
struck the track. In few moments the
place was sea OF mud and the entire
second days programme OF the Grand
Circuit meeting went over until to-
morrow. Directum Kelly and Matte
Patterson were about even favorites
FOR the race. Lady Of Manor was fancled
by the talent IN the opening pace In
which Indiana got the first heat. The
judges to-day fined Sam p. Wilson 500
and II. James $50 for juggling with
Split SIX and Arbutcstan in the 2:2s
pace yesterday The unfinished SUM
mary:
ishciJ.
Indiana, b. g., by King Of BolaIr Aic- !,
Democracy, ST. h. Co'NelD .m.............. 2
A'angclne r m tMcLaughlln)..
CracksmaB. oh. m. Kinney. .........,..... 8
Heirloom, oh. h. (Wnrd). ...,............... G
Tlme-2:oe'I.
Queen city Stake, 5000; 2as trot tun-
finished
Matte Patterson. b. m, by Wander i.
-. Sdundcrs) Observation-Disclosures.
Hattie r., br. m. CMcDonald) .............
SS4irpGl' 81. h. u. Curryl.... ........,......'
big Timber, b. h. Earing)."..."...."..
Difectum Kelly. b. h. kelly. .
Improyldencc, b. m. doe Real. ............ 9
true Chimes. b. &. (Geers) .................
VuaTterstan, b. b. (Stnrr). ................. .
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poTu pITCHEp WE'LL,

BALTIMORE, August 17.-The Orioles
defeated the Louisville club to-day ny
terIy pitching. Cunningham was also in
flne form, and but for errors neither side
"ou'u i''' '0 RHE
Baltimore - Q 8 !
Louisville .....O o 0 0 0 W b :
ham Kittrcdge and Powers. Umplres
Emsile and Hunt. Time. 1875.
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BOSTON, August 1.-THE champions
cllnched their lead on first place by taking
ole pitched In fine form. Rain stopped tho
game after seven Innings had been played.
'''''''''''''' ''''' RHE
Chicago .............2 0 90 % 3 2
Earned runs. Boston 2. Batteries, Nleh-
olE and Yonger: kllroy and Donnhue. um-
pIrcs. Snyder and Connolly. Time ! 1885,
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NEW YORK, August f7-Thc game bo-
tween Brooklyn and Cleveland was post
poned to-day on account OF rain Two
and n half innings had been played, ana
tie score stood Q 10 In favor Of Brooklyn.
Two games Will be played tomorrow.
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nEna WERE OnTPLAYED.

NEW YORK. August i7.-Thc Clncin-
nails were again outplRyed by the Giants
to-day the game being called aiter inc
of rnIn. Moekln clearly outpltched Brei-
tenstein, who seemed unable to control
'"o ""''' "'O'' RHE
New York ........O 2 - 9
Cincinnati ..",..O VI
Earned runs, Now York /. Batteries
NcokIn and Warner: BreItcnstein and
PETIT. Umpires, Chimney and Brown. Time,
1850. Attendance. 1900.
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FIVE Great Bicycle Races, Five
Horse Races and other amusemcnts on
Labor Dag, at Fair Grounds, Saturday
August a,
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bosses many a body and bur
dens many a mind. You can't enjoy
the food you like because you are
bilious. You take al sorts Of pre-
cautions, and yet the bilious attack
leaps on you like a tiger from ambush.
You know the feeling The blood
seeming on fire with q dull heat /; the
boring pains in the eyes; the head
seeming to open and shut; the hor-
rible nausea. You know the irrita-
bility which precedes and the languor
that follows the attack. It's miser-
able, isn't III Why not cure the
trouble There'sa pill thatwill cure
biliousness. Dr.. j. G. AYERS PILLS
are an acknowledged specific for this
arrangement.
A. swanger, Tezatkann, Tex, writes:
"For fifteen year1 I have used Ayers Pills,
and End them very effective in biliOuB COM
plants, l have yet 10 sec tic case where
( they have failed 70 cure"
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Cor
bett-Mccoy light has been postponed
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UhleN NhG
proper pfecau-
tons are taken,
death will lurE
in every home.
dogsthe foot
steps Of bus.
band, wife and
children alike.
II the husband
Is an ambitious
man, the
chances are
that he will
oVerWoFk and
overworry and
take INSULT
Client time TO
rest, eat and
sleep. At FIRST
he may feel
but triAing Ill
effects from his
indiscfetiOn.
Then he will
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WASHINGTON, August i7.-Tho sCna-
tors found carsey an easy proposition.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-25
rFirst published Febr1ary 1s.l
-s -.. 500.

Z d the district court within and for the county
4 Of sherman and state Of Kansas allt9rz-
savings Sank corporatIols pl911E11s IS
HeFscnel ooIneTs tarE1e :. seaEeEs security -,
Eestrleuf COMPANY y. 4, Branch ssssgnsej-
e. ~ Bush, - E3Elsrl- ms wife ursr ue-1o
1nEnovTn. John Nelson and Matilda Nelson. las
B. Sonner, his wife, Security Investment (.0T1-
pany, ~. u. Branch, assigned, 4. II. Bush and
-- Bush, his wife, first name unkDcEns
nonresident defend ants. You and each .. sou
WI take notics that Milford Sazines Bank.
plaintiff, has heretofore hied Its petition in the
district court within and for the county OF
all OF the above named as defendants ana that
you ana each Of you must answer said petition
on or before the lst day of April, l6S3, or said
petition VIII be taken as true and judgment
Herschel Sonuer, Carrie =. Souner and &. H
Bush, for the sum Of S6sSSJ with interest there
on at the rate Of seven per cent Per annun nom
the LIST day OF January 1870, ana Tor the costs OF
suit; and further Judgment against each and
all the above named defendants for the fore
closure OF a certain mortgage given BY said de-
neE, 70 Security Investment Company TO secure
/ the payment Of So15 and interest dated January
II, l65, and recorded IN the OCo Of the register
/ OF deeds OF Sherman county IN book slL OF
crlbed real estate, tO-TIt; All OF the southeast
quarter Of section fifteen u.s. IN township eight
I 81 south OF range t1lrty-nlns (Ss9 vest OF the
sixth principal meridian lying and situate IN
! the county Of Sherman IN the state Of Kansas.
/ and adiudging that said plaintiff have the nrst
| lien on said premises, TO the amount for which
/ judgment viii be taken Aforesaid, and order
ing said premises to be sold with appE6lse-
ment and the proceeds applied to the payment
/ Of the amount due plaintiff and costs Of suit,
ana forever barring and toreclosIng said de1ond-
I ants and each OF Them, Of and from all right,
/ title, estate, interest. property and equity Of
redemption. II and to said premises OF ang
L part thereof. i. S. KNIGHT,
I Attest; Attorney for Plaintiff.
/ l. h HANET, Clerk District Court.
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First published February H.
Fabrication Notice.

7 \ the district court within and for the county
Il of Sherman IN the state Of Kansas. anna
Elmer L. Lake, wife Of Elmer i. Lake, whose
first name Is unknown to plaintiff, W j. BOVFd6l
and John Doe, real name unknown, defendants.
Elmer l. Lake ana 4lrS. Elmer 4 Lake. his
wife whose nrst name IS unknown to plaintiff,
W. j. BOwden and John Doe, real name IN
known, viii take notice that the SAID anna
Hazard. plaintiff, md on the 10th day Of kebru-
airy, 1885, HE her petition IN said district court
within and Tor the county Of Sherman IN the
state of Kansas against the said above named
defendants, and that you the sad above named
defendants and each of you must answer said
petition tiled as aforesaid on or before the 18th
daY Of March, 1875, or said petition VIII be
taken as true, and judgment rendered II said
for the sum of three hundred collars with inter-
est thereon at the rate OF seven per cent per an
mum from the 1iUn Gay Of March, 1855, and tor
the turther sum OF s1O7O with interest thereon
at the rate OF per cent per annum from the
1st day OF December, 1884; and tor the further
sum OF SlO5O WITH interest at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum from the 1st day OF June, 1870 /;
and tor the further sum OF SlU-5O with interest
thereon at the rate OF ten per cent per annu1n
from the 1st day of December, 1885; and tex the
/ further sum OF SlU.5U with interest thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent per annum from the LIST
day OF June, 1855 and Tor the further sum Of
SIU.5U with interest thereon at the rate OF ten
/ uer cent Der anuum from the LIST day of Deem
Der Isg5; anu for the further sum Of SIO.5O with
interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum from the lst day of June, 1881 and tor
the further sum OF s1U.5O with interest thereon
/ at the rate OF ten per cent per annum from the
/ lst DAY OF December, 1877; and for the further
/ GlU-JU Win LleE6O4 d inc EaI6 u
ten per cent per annum from the lst day Of
1 June, 1885. and for the further sum Of S5Z-U2
with interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
| per annum from the HJth day OF Decembe 1871
and tor costs of suit; ana further Judgment
! against said defendants above named ana each
! and ali OF them for the foreclosure Of certain
mortgage upon the following described real
| estate, tO-w1C: The southeast quarter (SE1zJ OF
! section thlrty-three $50 IN township nine W
south Of range thirty-nine go west OF the Sixth
! principal meridian, lying and situate IN the
J county Of sherman IN the state OF Kansas, and
! adjudging that the said plaintiff have the nrst
hen on SAID premises to the amount for which
/ JUDGMENT VIII be taken as aforesaid. and order
/ ing said premises to be sold without appralse-
/ ment and the proceeds applied to the payment
| Of the amount due plaintiff and costs OF suit,
/ and forever barring and fOreclosing said 0e-
| PENDANTS, and each Of them, of and from al
right, title estate, interest, property and equity
OF REDEMPTION. In or to said premises OF any part
/ thereof. HOYT ANDREWS
Attest: Attorney for Plaintiff,
/ L. II. HANEY, Clerk.
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lIuidroW ItemE

MuiorOE Items
From Our Correspondent.
E G. Mswhirter was visiting schools
the front end Of last week.
J. NJ. Mann and wife visited at J. A.
Payson's Thursday.
David Robinson went to Brewster
Sunday evening to help in the revival
meetings.
R. A. Smith was Smelling corn the
latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. KOOn and dau-
ghter we're guests at J. A. Payson's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. ONeaI spent
Monday at E c. MewhiFter's.
J.H. Freeland sold five head Of hogs
to Sam Dillinger of Brewster. They
weighed 900 pounds.
William Stone and Mr.. Chance start
ed south Monday for the purpose of
buying cattle.
J.H. Freeland and daughter drove
over to Colby Friday.
Frank Mewhirter and Roy Freeland
were up on the Beaver Saturday hunt
ing ducks, but the snow squan came
up before their hopes were realized,
and they returned with empty game
bags
If the survival Of the ittest was as
quickly realized and applied as the
survival of the useless what leap
toward perfection the world would
take.
HI. Haynes, S. c. FuIwider, c. F.
Butler, ". J. Turner and J. G. Jackson
were thresbing millet and cane seed
last week. Cane seed is in great de-
msnd at present and brings 60 cent q
bushel.
In our hurry last week We failed to
chronicle the important event Of q
young ladies' quilting party at J. n
Mann's. They say the fair ones Piled
their needles with q skill and rapidity
that surprised the old folks and that
also increased their chances several
per cent OF standing in With the young
men.
Three Of our popular citizens, who
concluded that their anatomical con-
stitutiOns were being ennervatsd, snd
that the PecUniary emoluments Of
their stipendiary we're being lessened
thereby resolved 70 eradicate the
cause By declaring themselves emancf-
pated from the thEaIldom Ct the sflshy
vssdn
t5s saeazs Whst srs endin9a lit
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First published February a.
summons BY Publication.

THE state of Kansas, TO +. j. Allsman, W. A.
II Ailsman ana j. ". AusIuan, defendants
greeting: You the said above named defendants
and eacn Of you are hereby notified that you and
each OF YOU as defendants have been sued upon
a transcript OF judgment By Allen Mclean, as
plaintiff III the district court OF Sherman coun-
ty, Kansas, and that under and by virtue OF an
order Of attachment issued out OF the Ot1ce OF
the clerk OF said court IN said action, the follow
ing described real estate, owned by +, J. Ais
man has been levied upon IN SAID action to-WIt;
The northwest quarter lNNHl Of section TWEEN
ty-twO ~ IN township eight ~ south OF range
fOrty-One t4I) west II Sherman county, Kansas
being the property of +. j. Ausmans and that
you the SAID +. j. Ailsman, w. 4. AIsnan and
j. W. Allsman must answer petition OF SAID
plaintiff filed against you IN said action on OF
before the lSth day Of March, 1895 or SAID petl-
ton viii be taken true and judgment Will be
rendered against you the said r. =. Alsman II
favor of the plaintiff IN said action for the sum
OF fOrty-One dollars and eightytwO cents tSA1-ozl
with interest thereon at the rate OF ten per cent
per annum from the 18th day of January IoSo
and costs of said action, and declaring the same
a lien upon all OF said described and attached
reale state and ordering SAID described and alta
ched realestate sold according to law as upon ex-
ecutiOn TO satisfy said judgment and costs sa10
described realestate VIII be 50 sold. Witness ny
hand ana the seal OF said court, by me affixed at
the city Of tiOOdland, IN Sherman county, Kan
sas. TINS II day Of February, Ioyo-
Attest: l.. II. HANET,
Clerk District Court Sherman County, Kansas
ALLEN MCLEAN, Plaintiff.
By HOTT Andrews, Attorney tor PLAINTIFF.