Greenwood County Republican from Eureka, Kansas • Page 5

HIE RKPBUL1CAN SXJBI3sJKUt3 CARDS. HOWARD J. UQDGHON. beasts and creeping things and fowls of the air," mineral specimens and curiosities of all ilecriptions. I am told (hat the music, art and pen-menship departments are in excellent condition.

Not being in any of these depart-men ts. I cannot sav much about them. I LET IT BE KNOWN To the People of Eureka and Vicinity. That the Chicago Store has Goods to suit everybody, and Prices which will astonish all of you, for they are lower than ever. We will sell goods, no matter what the others do.

A Beautiful Family Album covered with Silk Plush, will be given to every purchaser of $15 worth. For particulars inquire at the store. This is a special inducement which has been made to show our thankfullness for the liberal patronage we are enjoying. Respectfully, E. WINTER BRO.

Residence Lots Main St. Lots for Sale TWO LOTS, Southwest corner nf Main utreet, in the renter of the city of Kureha. Three Blocks from the Court House. Hnoil bnainewi loratlon. clone to the railroad dfHtx nni principal bote I for utile cheap, on niM-rai lenns.

SEE FRANK I BERT. LFlntt Published November 201 lHsit. HherlfTa Artie. 1)y virtue of nn order of ule, itned bv tbo clerk ot the district cwnrt within ml for I he county of t.recnwood mid Ntateof Knna-, and to me directetl ami delivered, I have levied upon and will, on Moieiny (he 23d day of December, A. 18S9.

At 1 o'clock p. of aid day. at the at front door of the court houwe. in the city of Ku-reka, expose to wale at public auction, to the highest and bent bidder, for nodi in hand, the following deMcrined property, to-wit: The southeast quarter 1 1-4 1 of the Bouthcast quarter 1 1-4 auction twentv-six (2tt in town-tup twenty-live noiith of range lo cant, in (ireenwood county, Kaiwiw. AforeMiio: real etate will 1 1 subject to the mortgage of t'rip-pen.

Lawn nee ami Company for ami in Taken a thepropcrtv of W.W. Huck-ley tosatify three judgments," llrnt in favor of II l. Mann, second infavorof leuligh, Kicb-urdttoii A ami third in favor of (J. W. Hale agamnt the aid Huckley Datud at Ktireka thic lth dav of November, 1KNU.

Cyns Itrookover, Sheriff of (ireenwood county, KitnBau I). If. Fuller, attorney for Plaintiff. W. H.

PHILLIPS; 1 TT It V. AT -1 A I vi rn Ira 1. Nye, HoiitU Main Mtreet. Kitreka i'iwtf JI. O.

JOMKS, ATTOHNKV-AT-LAW AND NOTAKY PUB I-IC, Kurebik, RnnBas. Ollice ever A Hnilth'8 store W. 11 IAIWY. A TT It A T-UW. i) U-v.

Hiinkbuibliujf, iecunl floor. Nationa 4wtf III A V. NYE. JAW, HKAIi ESTATF, AND COM.KCTION Oillce, went Bide Main, between lwt an 2nd nreets, Kuri'kft, KannaH. Abntract of i 1'latH and reliablo iiifonnation furnished con curtiitiK real estate in Greenwood county, Kans JAM EM SIIULTZ, IDHM 10, COL-liit llloek, opposite Court MouKe Jill-tt Eureka, Kansas, If.

MZEIti REAL KHTATK AND LOAN AGENT, Abstracter of Land Titles; having the only net of Abstract Records In Greenwood Comity 1'ay taxes for non reHidents. DiiHineBs solicite which will receivtt prompt attention. 11. FIERCE. M.

L)HYRTCIAN AND HUHOEDN. Ofllce on tha oorner south of the postollice. 8 W. HASH AM. M.

1)FTY8CIAN AND BUKOEON fflce-At Noal Kansas ntf NEAL Business Dihectory IETDIOH, ItlCHAKDRON Hardware, Lumber, Lath, Khinylea, Alain street. VIH3IL Business Directory JOHN J. HE EX II A LAW AMI NOT A It IK. A SMITH, UK M.Kit IN IHtY (ioolis. CI.DTIIINC, ami in Ttict i'Vci ytliinn iihii nl I ffintitl iti a llrht rln.H mort'liitii'itM talilm mint.

Ki'iiu'iiiltcr lliu tiwx llie bij? Iinrk Mture. JOHN RULE, Al'ltl A(iE A Kit AND liLAf KSMITH. Hepairiiifr oi all kind- done on short notice, and Hiiiisfaciinn muinmli-ei. J. L.

1HW VA 1 EN It A MEKCII A T. ST' )('K WAY eottipb'te, mid my prieen reasonable. If you want tfood (toodn ut low prices, call and see "me. W. JOHNSTON, DKALEK IN HAllDWAKK, FritNlTI'HK and farm iiniiliinents.

I'ndertakinii a speciiilty. 7 FISHER 1I(UlltIKTOK fF TDK "YIKGIL HOf'HE" is where the hunirrv traveler loiur to be lean beds, comfortable rooms, and a llrst class table is what every one tlmls at this house. MrDANEI.it'- MARKER HA UN ESS MAKEItS. A FILL LINE OK saddles, Itndles, halters, uliiusetc. He- pairing pi-omptly executeiL A (ireat Club tMler.

The weekly Capitol and the Greenwood Co unty Itepiibhcan for $2. 2ft. 'liits oiii-ns for ctisti and enables von to invu all the latest news of the capital of the state and your own local paper at me price oi one. ti Eureka Barber Sh op. II uvinir put In new and complete set of Fur- nlturo 1 solicit a share of your patronage.

Hair Cutting in all Latest Styles. Hot or Cold llulhs in connection wiih shop Call and see us. 22i( N. Cami hki.l, I'rop. -HOTE Fon OR SALE TRADE.

I have a good Hotel Property, well located and provided with ALL NECESSARY CONVENIENCES In the thriving town of Hartford, which I will sell or trade for other property. Best of reai-ons for selling. Long time will he given on twi-thirds of purchase price. For put titulars address A. F.

17tf Virgil, Kansas. FOIl SALE. Three Good Residence Properties In good locations. i 1 1 sell or trade for a stock of groceries. For further particulars ad-drussorcull upon lik.su asti.and, X-llt Eureka, Kansas, Pure bred Poland Cliina hops of both sexes tor sale by K.

Karley, Eureka, Kaunas. Also four thoroughbred sows for sale which are bred to a first-class Poland China boar. 19tf First PuLlished December 4, 1HH9.J Surveyor Notice. ofllce ol county Surveyor,) Greenwood County, Kl'K ANi4 December in 1, 1MH0. To M.

U. Donoho, E.lv;;r( M. Win, Stub), F. and .1. 11.

It -at non-resi-denlsof (ireenwood county, Kansas, owning laud in section and 'Jh, town range in, eat, and in section 4, town '27, range 1H, eat. Tmi and each id you are hereby notified, that 1 pursuant to noilce illeil in iny oflice on thu 'iUU flay oi November, 1nni, signed by Clii isto-pher, teniiHiit oner of ea-t half (1-?) of tho soutliwcNt (piarter (1-4) section town 2tt, ratiKH c.tt, 1 will, on the day of De-ceuib'T, Ihnj. for tin ii "pose of permanently establishing the lines and corners of the said east 1- of the houtliwest J-Dscct ion order to do ho it will bo necessary to estalibsh corner on nortji hoiiudrv liiie of section also (1-4) corner on south houndry line of said section, and other liues and cor hers iie-esHary thereto, Km oskn, 3314 Surveyor. -DEALER IN- GROCERIES, FLOUR Choice Fruits, Tens, Coffees and Candies, Fine Northern Potatoes, KUKEKA, KANSAS. DKC.

11, ISfcO. C'OITNTV CORHK.SroNOKNCK. HUM RCIIDOI. AltntlH I1T I'AT. Miss Hhvih, our newly nlectwl tonfher, will be iinioii(f us next.

wwlt. We lire having examination thin week and wo will be glad when it in over. Dr. Dillon and Mr. Mart, members of the school board, called to sen us this wwik.

A splendid program will be given the Friday before Christmas, all the others keing postponed until then. The "Violets" seem to have forgotten to write for the Herald, an their items have ot appeared these two weeks. A surprise party was given to Hose Kmmerxon, a member of the eighth grade. I wiw attended by miumlmr of our school girla and they report a very pleasant time. HONKY -lil'JKK.

"December's as pleasant, as Broddle took the hide off of one of his bflHt steers Saturday. Quito a lot of Honey creek's little pigs are got the measles. Ed Hull and Williams liros. shipped in ome fine hogs Saturday. John Andrews was visiting on the creek Sunday.

Sick him penny. Harry Hurton and wife, were visitors at Alfred Lyons Saturday and surmny. We've got a 15 barrel cistern and a bran new chimney at our school house now. Honey Creek will make un effort to start an Alliance this week at our school Sonne. "Webb, of Fall liiver, occu-nied the truest chamber at G.

L. Lee's Saturday night. We congratulate Milo ('line on his turn nut last Sunday and Sincerely hope ho will quit singing bug-a-roo, bug-a-roo. The Alliance men claim that the notices in last week's papers, calling farmers together to form Alliance was bogus, and wan done to injure the cause. How is it Ami by whose authority was the notice published.

0. W. Wright has the contract for building a HOxM school house tor the Vul-proiso district. He relieves $1(50. Those who are in a position to know claim that it will be done wriht up brown.

1 received reliable information, that a certain well known citizen of Eureka, as-isk'd Cap. Birkett in digging IHi.oOO in pure gold, up on Fall River last week. If ho gentleman wishes a silent partner I'm his huckleberry. Carl Kurt, and Miss Minnie Bressner' were married last week and have gone to where the husband receives fciO a month working in the mines. Miss Bressner was one of tho most esteemable voting ladies of Famiington and wo hope the has got as good a man as she deserves.

Alumni correspondence. Pro.n the Af.aUemj mmleot. On Wednesday, September 4th, W9, I started from Eureka, it being dark (till; not preferring night for the reason 1 have heard men sometimes do when they ohoose not to meet their friends as they jro departing for other and more healthy olimatcs, but by so doing 1 could the Doner reach my destination, linker Uni, versify. Starting from Eureka at 11 p. by changing cars at Garnett and Ottawa and passing a few hours pleasantly (V) waiting for trains, I arrived at liaker at 8:110 o'clock the next morning.

The depot being, I should judge, about one salt mile from the University buildings and the town proper, 1 took a back and soon found myself at liaker and had my arrangements mado for a place to board. Now let me tell you of tho school. I find that liaker University was chartered in February, 1H.W, and is the the oldest educational institution in the state, and without a break to the present time, it has been in operation. It is under the control of the M. K.

church, but ia not sectarian. There arc two buildings, each somewhat larger than the S. K. A. One is built of stone; the thor of brick.

Each is three stories high. These buildings are located in the center a beautiful campus of sixteen acres which is adorned with many nice trees. The faculty is composed of thirteen loinbers all exporeienced educators. lr. Gobin, tho president, was a member the faculty of the De 1'euw University for several years and is said to be one of the best speakers in the state.

Dr. lioss, professor of oratory and elocution, has been a teacher for many years and has achieved much success. Ho was formerly Superintendent of public instruction in Indiana, and has been president of our tlUite Normal school. The list is too long for me to mention each one separately, however, they all loom to be especially adapted to their lino work and try to be as helpful to the tudent as possible. They smile very benignly upon us if wo venture to remind them that they have given us an extra long and hard lesson.

1 ave noticed, however, that it protiis us sot in the least to remonstrate. It is seldom that a class enters a recitation room with a poor lesson. Every one seems to do his best. None appear to bo going imply tuu, hero is a egend, how ever, connected with this school that once upon a time a bov did at end here who liked to read signs and sleep in the eool, cool shade better than he liked his books. On examination day being asked tho question why ho took a certain study wrote, in a bold and characteristic hand tins answer, "To help me along in my corse." Tho poor boy, however, did not get Helped along in his course us ho tailed to make tho required grades, and was soon allerwu.ru sent Home to couilort his tattier liaker has one hundred and two alumni, nine of whom have, already, become men of notj.

Of these 1 might mention Dr. M. V. 11. Knox.

Dr. Hall, and I'rof. Ouavln. For the lust few years the graduates have averaged about ten a year. One large room is set apart for the library and reading room.

The library contains over volumes of the best literature, and the readliur room is mm. Flied with many daily and weekly papers, might mention that this institution publishes two papers, "The liaker lieacon," and "The Baldwin Index." The museum is fine. I'rof. Parmenter. who has charge of this department has two large rooms filled with "all manner of four-footed beast of the earth and wild know that they are well patronized.

The Y. M. C. A. and Y.

W. C. A. take a prominent part here. They bold religious meetings every Sunday atternoon, after which they divide into classes for the purpose of Bible studv.

1 he niemuers ol these associations look after new students, getting them boarding places and giving them Christian sympathy and friendship. The lecture course is ublo. It comprises five lectures a year from men of national reputation, such as Senator lngalls, Hob liordette, Maj. Dane, Joseph Cook, John Clark Hedpath. Gen.

Lew Wallace, Gov. Cumback, A. W. Tourgee, Bishops How-man and Vincent. To attend the live lectures costs but SI 1 had almost forgotten to sav anything concerning the literary societies.

There are four two for boys ami two for girls. They hold their meetings Saturday evenings. The lirst portion is literary and open to all: the latter part is for business and none but members can be present. The programs are similar to those of the I'ioneer, ill that they are always good. Before ten o'clock they must adjourn as one of the few rules of this institution is that each student must be in his room at that hour, at which time the college bell rings.

It also rings at half past five each school morning to gently remind us to bestir ourselves for the day's work. This work is divided off into recitation periods fifty minutes long. Our holidays are on Monday instead of Saturday ami 1 like this plan very much. The enrollment is over three hundred and fifty. This town is truly a college town, for the school controls the town and not the tow the school.

The people are very sociable and one can not long remain a Btranger in their midst. 1 am asked quite frequently where 1 have been going to school ami I am happy to be able to sny, "At the Southern Kansas Academy in Eureka which is under the management or liev. A. 1. nurnell.

Aha A. Moulin. Tailor Suits, MADK IN THK I.ATKST STYI.U, AT LOW FIGURES. TVTK.S. HOOKER.

I'p stairs in White Huihlingl 2 It J. A. MCCOY, Proprietor of Merchant Traveler Hack Line and Transfer. KUKKKA, Mtf KANS Colts Taken lo Feed and Drive, I have my new barn completed, which ts especially fitted up with the viiw of handling colts Great care will be tal.en with nl) mock entrusted lo nie, Parties desiring coll broke Hint trained cmi secure my service reasonable. Colls or horses of nny litre taken to board by the day or week, am, the bent of en re guaranteed Call on or address L.

M. Hri i.i.wki.i,. atuf Enruka, Kansas Hall Bro. After a twenty years' run in the ups and ana downs ot the Music business we are still able to sell Pianos Organs As cheap and on as good terms as any responsible firm in the state. Will take Second Hand Instruments In part pay for new.

Write us for cata logues and prices. Hall 327 Com'l St. Emporia, Kansas chicaoo Water Motor S3 Lalce Street, CniCAQO, ILL. OUR MOTOR. MiuiiifiU'tiiriTM of Water Motor for run niiifj till kinds of litflit machinery by wuL.tr powitr from hydrant pruHHiini.

rVwinjr Machines, Dental adieu and Engines, 'iVIt'phonii HnuKo ami I'ipe Oguna, Printing i'rtwses, Cort'eo iriii(liTH and Ronton, Ventilation Kims, In -ri'imi Elevators, tU eto. What oiio of many using our Motor say about us: Til It L. K. CkV tL'KK I'KINTtMl Hol'HK, Yankton, Norm Dakota I iKNTt -I put in tiit Chieairo nioioi oii arrival. I have -2 inch pipe from main to motor.

With thoTuerk in tor I could git but Wot) nn i regions per hour on my Pony lloe pivs-, and could no run nty win nil pms at i be name time. With the Motor, without t'hnniriiiir nullevM. ami ii-int( only lUo jet, 1 run both mhhm'h at ami make ihki impro-ntoiiH on my t'ony Hoi' and pr hour on (h liuiv ral iim(4 water than 1 1 nl with the Tnerk, and gam niHmv in ice mu power. K.ClVALIKH, Manufaoturern of the iMi'pex Ventilating Fuu and Itotary Kly KauA, Rend for anil lJri'tn. (iivo full partn ularrt of machinery you want to run and me watur urttHtuie per iuare, inin, CHICAGO "Water Motor Co.

88 Lake Street, Chicago, 111. aPrABHAii of this office are run by a motor. Call are run by a motor tf nU MM) It. II W. E.

Doud, Agent. 1 ttThe place to get good things to eat for the Holidays. All goods warranted. Three Doors North of Eureka Bank, EUREKA, KANSAS. MRS.

E. A. MARDIN, 13 80LB AGENT FOR THE PATENT WATER-PROOF HEALTH PROTECTORS, ELBEROK RAGLAN WATER-PROOFS, RUBBER COATS FOR GENTKiVlEN AND BOYS, LADIES AND GIRLS GOSETS, COMMON SENSE WAISTS, STOCKING SUPPORTERS and BUSTLES. 114dtf First I'ubliBhed Navembcr 20, 1HN9.J Rhei lflTs Httle. Bv virtue of a transmit execution, sued bv the clerk tbediBtrirtcniirtwith-in and for the enmity of UreenwoKl and Sta of Kuiihhb, and to me directe.d and delivered, nave levieu upon ana win.

on Monritiv, the day of December, A. At 1 o'clock it of tiaid dnv. at the cunt front ilooi of the court hoiiMe, In the city of Kurt' kit, expose to mile at public auction, to the tiiKiiewi huh next nmiior, tor cH8ii in nnmi, tiie followiMK dencribed property, to-wit: i ne eat nan (i-n ol the northeast iidarter (l-4 of ftfction thirty-live (Xt) township twenty-neven (27) ranife eleven (11) in tireenwood coun ty, Khiihhm AroreHHMl renierttiite will nell Hiib-(eei to prior lien of $700 in favor of llenrv W. Clark, and subject uiotber prior lien of $70 in favor or uiier and named taken un the proiKTty of .1. 11.

Avery to natisfy a jrdnnient in favor of Terry Cheatham against the euid J. A. a very. Dated at Kureka this 19th dap of November, IHHS. Cyrus Itrookover, Sheriff of Free wood County, Kausan.

A.M. Hunter, Attorney fof plaintiff. Dl-5t First published November SO, 1HH0. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an order of sale Issued by the Clerk of the District Court within and for the County of tireenwood and Hi ate of Kansaii, and to me directed and delivered, I have levied tiM)n and will, on Monday the Md dar or December, 1889.

At 1 clock p. in. of said dav, at the east front door of the court house, in the city of Eureka, expose to sale at public auction, to the highest ami Ileal bidder, for cash in hand, the following described property, to-wit: Tne north half of the southwest quarter and the south went quarter (1-4) of the southwest quarter i' 1-4) of section twenty-einht (JiH) and the northeast quarter (1-4) of the southeast vuarter(l-4) of section twentv-niuu all in township twentv-seven (27) south rankle thirteen (IK)eastroutainiuirone hundred and sixty acres taken Vb the property of John Cope and Eniina Cope to satisfy a judgment in favor of I'liri-nix Mutual Jfe Insurance Company. of Hartford, Conn against the si. id John r.

ami r.mtna,) I ope. Dated at Eureka this 1Mb day of November. 18MU. Ovrns Hnmkover, Sheriff of Greenwooit County, Kansas, Ilulett A rletcher. Attys for pi am I) n.

ftl-fit I First published December 4th, 160. HheritT Hale N. B. ftlmpkinfl, vs. Knscbins N.

Hart. Nannie E. Hart, Morgan lia Hart, Frank N. lin I Adm ni trator of the es- tate oi Henry Itogers, de- I ceased, Lizzie Kogcrs, Helen W. Itogers, ii, Hutchinson and Angell Muthew'ui, F.

II Hinder and W. H. laylor, part-tiers doln bn ci iiens under the firm name and stvle of Anuell, Matcvtson Co. 1 A ftood party can neeiire choice building lo-cntionon very rea-onahle terr.m, lnuxir0 fet, covered with large fruit tree and line hedge. Thene lots front on On-hard avenue, which i lined with three row of nice treed.

Thin offer Unpen nniv to thoae intending to build ft home. It. and a-wHiiation ttharcB lurniwhed ilewired. SEE FRANK DTBERT. AND PROVISIONS, Spices, Fresh Crackers, Nuts and Fresh Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, -EUREKA BANK- EUREKA, KANSAS.

Does general Banking; Builness. Money Loaned on Good Security Exchange for lal. on New Tork and the prlnolpal cities of Europe. JtDWIH TUCKER, dftwtf Caihler I Firht ruhllshert Decern bur 4th, 1KN9.J Hlierlirs Hale. lv virtue of an order nf Half lamed out of said I) Court.

In the above entitled caum) ami to me directrd I will on Monday, tho 6th duy of January A. At 1 oVlork p. m. of id day at the ent trout dour of the (Miurt Iioiikh, in the Pity of 'ninty of (ireenwood, Hifiteof KaiiHati, oifor for Hie ami sell with ai.rniHf ment nt puiMie uon to me nignem and im i imooit loreHKii in hand the follnwinu deneribed nrouertv Hituated in mid county of lirennw(H)d, htate of Kiiiihuh to-wit: The Koulheartt ((iiarter (1-4) of section thirty (mi) townwlnp im entv-i tx C'O) rHone nine () In tireenwooo eouniv, ri 'iiMHrt; itiKen as trie prop-ertv nf (IcHnnn. Tetiiiilin and J.

HiurdivHii to wit'hfy a judgment in favor of Nurtlirnp ahriiitiHt Hie Bind JiiineH Teiiiphn find Ht unli van Dated at Ktireka thU lid ditv of Deeoniher, HSi). YKt ltltOOKOVKK, Hheriffof (ireenwond Cniihiv. Kanab. D. 11, Kulter, Attorney for Plaintiff.

First publihhed December 4th, 1HS. HHvriff' Hale. ny virtue ef an execution issued by the Clerk of the District outt within and for the County of (ireenwood and Stale of Kansas, and to mi1 directed and delivered, 1 have levied upon and wilt on Monday, the 6th day of January, A. lHiX), At 1 o'clock p. of said day, at the east iro door of the com house, in ihe citv of Eureka, expose to sale a' pub.ie auction, the equity of E.

F. Allis in the following described real ntf ate to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, the following described property, to-wit: The south half of the northwest quarter nnd the north half of southwest quarter of Boction it and bits No. one und time (.1) and the south half of north' sst qu rterof section 29, all in township i a we lo in Greenwool county, Kansas; aforesaid rt il stale will sell subject to a mortgage of -n fnvoi of tb Fanners1 loan and Trnsi piny, taken as the property of J. Iterger lo -i siy i judgment in favor of O. Wliippi.

arviiMi the said Berger, Dated at Eun 1 a this Hd day of Decomber, 1H8U. CYKt'B llKOOKOVHH. finer Iff of ceenwood County, Kansas. Kellev A Lamb, Attorneys fur defendant. bS RODMAN MoBRIDE, Abstracters Examiners of Titles, Eureka, Kansas.

DAMlBI.nlTI.ER, J. J. DARKER l.C. NYE, Ca.hl.r. FIRST National Bank, KUI1KKA, KANSAS.

hi Only Kational Bank ii Greenwood Cpltl pnld in 170.000. Surplus and uuillTldrd (iroflu (yTht largut Banking Capital In the county Draw Kxohaniteon the principal cltleiof the Ciiii. i1 rlluluii ami Kurcipe. lntrit til un time tlepti.w. uunej loan-Ill only ou ilri.t-iilaa uicunty.

BOARD OK UIBKCTOItS. DiNIHI. BITl.Klt. Boon, J.J.UL'HKKK, 6. A.

MAI.L. 8. K.TIIK4I.L, 1K r. NVI, kt.UUIK, lULLll, wtt "Pensions; I Original. Incrcaso or Re-rating.

Claimants should engage the service, of CHARLES P. LINCOLN, (late of lHt and 10th Michigan Infantry,) Attorney at Law ant Solicitor of Pensions. Booms 8, 9, 10, 11, Stroet. N. W.

WASHINGTON, D. C.t who makes tU prosecution of uoh olalmi ft 8pHclalty. An extended aoqnalntanoa with and experience In the practice, totfether with the recently adopted more liberal Interpretation of the Pension Laws, warrant assnranoe of snooess. In rlew, also, of the probable early amendment of the Arrears Aet. by Oonffress, granting Arrears of I'euslon to those whoss Appllatlons ar then on file, renders It Important that Application be made ai onee.

BUnis furnUhed. No allowance, HO FEB. Send for new Table of Peason Rates, late Bullngs, Peoislona, fco. Mention thitpaptr.) 1 virtue cf tin order of hiiIo Issued out of the Green wo District Court sitting in and for said Greenwood County, in the above entitled action and to me directed, I will on Monday, the (ith day of January, A. D.

18iW. Atone o'clock In tho n. m.of said dnv, at the front door of the court house in said county, offer lor sale at public auction and sell wi limit adprtiiemeut to the high st and best bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy si.id order of sale, ail the right, title and interest whatsoever of the aboe named defendants, ami each of them, ami of all persons claimiuir under them in and to the pillowing described tract, piece and parcel or land lying nnd situate in said county or Green wish), to-wit: The west half of the southwest quarter of section nineteen (10) in township No. twenlv-six (iti; south of rimgu thirteen (111) eat. snd 'the south half or the southeast quarter of section twenty-four (4) and lot one (1) In section twenty-live tb) township twenty-six (2tt) south of range twelve (lii) east In Greenwood county, Kaiibas.

loKether with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in an wise appertaining. Given under my hand at my office (n the City of Eureka, in said countv, this Bd day of December, 1HHH. CrUL'S UHOUKOVKH, 1. DatiH, Hherlff. tlornuy for plaintiff.

mil Legal Notice. Isaac ,1, lwenstetn, residence unknown will take notice that he has been sued in the oistiict court, in snd for Greenwood county, Kansas, in an action Hied therein on the I'MU day of November, A by the plaintiff, Harah A. Iowenstein, and unless he, the defendiint in said action shall answer the petition on Ale therein on or before Ihe 'iiiili dav Dcceioher, lKNtt, the Ulleations of satd petition will be taken as true, and judgment snd le ree Ihi rcn-dt red aceord'ngly granting plulntiff a divorce on the ground of abandonment of and wilfull absence from plaintiff for more thsn two years last past and restoring to plaintiff her maiden nau.e,nd all other proper relief. Sahau. A.

Luwknrtiik. riaiutiff. "'I.