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GREENSBURG, KIOWA COUNTY, KANSAS. FRIDAY, OCT. 17th, 1890. NO. 14 VOL.

1. PUBLICATION NOTICE. No. 108-i. First Published.

10, 1890. SHERIFF'S SALE. IFirst Published 3rd, m. State of Kansas, Kiowa county. i SHERIFF'S SALE.

Commissioners Pro-' la the Enemies' Camp. G. A. R. DEPARTMENT.

The Official Paper of Greenskrg. its integrity. So when freedom raised its head these patriots made their fellow citizens to unite to defend the flag without waiting to be asked to do so by any in authority. Tenders of service were poured upon the gover Mary II Walton, Plaintiff, vs. Ward Dozarth, Martha E.Bozartta Silas Davit.

Elizabeth Hoffman, L'harle E. r'lxr- ence.and the Hart ford investment Company. ueietiuants. Bv virtue of an order of sale to me di rected and delivered, issued out of the 2th district court of the state of Kansas, sitting in for Kiowa county, in said state, I will, on Monday the Hrd day 01 isovember A. u.

iswj. one o'clock p. m. of said day, at the court hous door in Greeniburir in the county and stoU, offer at public sartiid sell to highest bidder, for ca.sa in hand without appraisement the following described real proerty. to wit: itast one-naii 'i laesoutn-eastuiiarurr the soutxi-east quarter of the northeast quarter of section number thirty M.

the nouth-west quarter of the northwest quarter 4, of nwnlvf twtnity-nine (, alt in township thirty 30, south of DriDcioa) meridian. ranfre number nineteen 19, west of the nth. Pperty sold as commanded by s. J. Eehois, Biirnu.

Sheriff's office. Greensburg Kansas, October im. jonn u. uecic. Attorney for Plaintiff, PUBLICATION NOTICE, No.

1073. First published, 3rd, 1890. J. C. Meredith is hereby notified that he has ben sued in tne district court, in and tor the county of Kiowa, in the state of Kansas, in an action in which the National Mortgage and De benture Company is piaintiir, anu Jasper Wood.

Hattie Wood and J. C. Meredith are de fendants, and that he must answer the peti tion niea oy tnc piaintm, on or Deiore tne 1st, of December, 1J0, or the petition wiil be taken as true, and judgment will be rendered airainst said defendants, Jasper Wood and Hattie wood, ior tne sum 01 kju.uu, witn interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent, por annum, from the 1st day of October, lwy. and costs. Also for the foreclosure of a certain mortirajre heretofore executed by the said de fendants, Jasper wood ana Hattie wood, to plaintiff, upon the following: described estate, situate in said county, to wit The south half of the north-east quarter and north half of the south-east quarter of section twenty-four 24, township number thirty 30.

ranee number eighteen IS. west, ad judging that said plaintiff has a first lien on estate, to tne amount oi saia jua-fment: or-deriuir said real estate to be sold, without ap- praisinenuand tne proceeds applied to tne payment of said iudirment and cost, and barrniir foreclosing all of said defendants of and from all ri-rht, title, interest, claim or equity redemption, in or to the said real estate; that tne purcnaser oe let into possession thereof. Morton Clark, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Attest: Wilbur E. Smith, Clerk.

SHERIFF SALE. First Pnblished State of Kansas. Kiowa county, Sarah J. llder. Plaintiff.

vs, John S. Morrow, Anna Morrow, George C. Strong. The Hartford In vestment Compa ny and A. A.

Hyde, Defendants. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued on- of tlm "Kth district court or the state oi Kansas, sittine in and for Kiowa coun t.v. in said state. 1 win, on jionaay October, D. one o'clock H.

M. of said dav. at the court house door in Greensburg, ii. the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale ana wll in the inchest bidder, for cash in uaiiu iluuuh pimikuiuw ins aescnuea real pruueiiy, mi. Lots one, two, three, four and five.in block one, in Fairview addition, to the city of Greensburg, Kansas Said property to be sold as command ed by the said order of sale.

S. J. XiCIIOLS, Sheriff. Sheriffs office, 19, 1S90. L.

M. Day, Attorney for Plaintiff. State of Kansas Kiowa County. John Williams, i Plaintiff, vs. James D.

Parks, Defeudant. James D. Parks you will take notice that you have been sued by John Williams, plaintiff in above entitled cause, who has this day filed his petition seeking judgment on a promissory note for $500,00, executed by you, and for foreclosure of a certain mortgage securing the same ou the south-east (s.e.J), section five (5) township thirty (30), range eighteen (18), west 6th principal meridian. Kiowa emnty Kansas, and that unless a ou pear and answer plaintiffs said in or before the 22nd day of October, 1890, the facts stated therein will be taken as true against you and judgment will be rendered on saitl note aud foreclosure of said mortgage, and said land will be sold according to law, and you will be forever foreclosed and barred of and from any and all interest, title, claim. hen, or equity of redemption in and to the same.

Wurtz Hyer, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Attest: Wilbur E. Smith, Clerk. Professional Cards. J.

W. DAVIS, Counselor At Law, t3Offlce Over Bank of Greensbur-f, GREENSBURG, KANSAS. R. M. BAGBY, Attorney and Counselor at Law GREENSBURG, KANSAS, ty Practice in all the courts of the state.

JOHN. D. BECK, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Greensburg, Kansas. T. E.

DEMPCY, -Attorney at GKEENSBURtt, Kansas. CO TO FRAZIER BHD'S BARBER SHOP FOR Hair-Cutting, Shaving and Shampooing. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A. w-m rS ceedings. Board met in regular session, October 6th 1890.

All members present. The following bills were allowed: W. A. Mathews, examining treasur ers books. A.

J. Olson, overseer of poor' Martin township, J. E. Scott.medicine for poor, 8,35. S.

J. Echols, Sheriff's fees, 33,25. A. W.Balfour, 7.75. state vs Saunders, 2,25.

W. E. Smith, postage and oil. 5.45. Republican Pub.

Co. jtationery.4.75. S. G. Disbrow, 7,00.

Rill 50,00. S. J. Echols, Sheriff's fees, 93,65. Kroenert goods for W.

E. Bolton, stationery and county printing, 26,85. R. M. Bagbv, expenses and Atty.

fees, state vs. Willard, 30,00. W. P. Walker, Med.

attendance of poor, O. P. Grimes, examining Treasurer books, 4,00. Warren Baker, teachers, 12.00. Roxie Clark, 12,00.

C. E. Wickersham, boarding pauper, 22,20. II. B.

Graves, J. P. fees, state vs. Bolton. 3.55-" drawing jury, 2,00.

J. W. Tipton, Sheriff fees, for state, vs. Saunders, 75. boarding paupers and carrying prisoners to Kingman, 22,00.

P. McAuley, drawing jury, 2,00. W. II. Harris, constable fees, state vs Saunaers, 40.

Samuel Dodswortb, stationery, 24,50. 60,00. 83,00. D. R.

Green, witness fees, state vs. Williard, 3,50. J. II. Lewis, goods for county, 3.85.

I'tehinson News 5,00. C. B. Hamilton Son, 47,35. H.

C. Cooner, rent for building 1 12,50. W. W. asCo.Sup.175.00.

postage and expenses, 4,00. R. M. Bagby, Co. Atty.

Geo. W. Crane, stationery, 64,85. G. W.

Davis, salary Co. Treas. 361.00. W.L. McCord, clerk, 231,00.

Edwards Noble, goods for pauper, 16.90. 7 42. W. II. Harris, nursing pauper, 2,50.

C. w. HedgM, moods for 2,60. O. P.

Grimei, coal 8,20. J. C. Gosiett, attendance of 1 1 Mm. D.

Keeney, nursing 6,00. J. K. leoker, labor ror county, R. P.

McAuley, boarding pauper 3,00. w. L. Fleener, special officer, state vs. tsolton, W.

E. Bolton, printing delinquent tax Hit, 505,60. J. A. Millijtn, attendance on pup- 3,00.

m. B. dark, oyerieeing poor, S. J. Echoii, Sheriff'n fees, Nathan Taylor, cleaning houi.

4.50. 72,00, court tin Mri. Ja. Ivans boarding jackEvant, Geo. w.

crane 100.35. H. B. Graves, J. P.

for state, vs. aunders, W. L. and Exp .17,0. Alex Douglas, serving Probate Judge, 115,25.

E. M. Pyle. co.com.. 31,00.

C. A. Watson, S. M. Graves.

25,00. In the matter of th road petition of H. et al. Koad No. aa, and J.

Bray et al. Road No. 56. Tne Board appointed R. A.

Dowell, Jacob Jones and tfarr as viewers oi said roads to meet the county surveyor on ein, ibso, at se. 1 4 A OT It 1 I' raod No. 56. Th. R.rrt- if.

B. ark. J. R.V P. walker, to annraiss north-wtit Quarter of section 16 town- shin 27 ranee 18 west Holder of tax certificate No.

bZi was refunded the money and certificate cancelled. On petition of w. F. Saunders that he was unable to pay the fine and costs adjudged against him, the Board or dered the sheriff to release him. Board adjourned.

Tipton's is the leader for refresh- ments, lunch, etc. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE SCHOOL LAM), The undersigned hereby gives notice 1 No. 600. Published Sept. First 19.

1890 State of Kansas, Kiowa County. S3 Henry W. Erving (Trustee) Plaintiff, vs. Rufus A. Neely, Lydia B.

Nee'y and Edward G. Robertson. Defendants. Bv virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the 28th District Court of the State of Kansas.sitting in and for Kiowa coun in said state, I will.on Monday Oct. 20th A.

D. 1890, at one o'clock P. M. said day, at the Court House door in Greensburg in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell thp hifrfipaf. hiiblpr.

fnr rash in hand I Without appraisement, the following described real property towit: Thu snnf inc nnartpr 1 nf SPerinn I number eieht (8) in township number thirty (30) south of range number nine teen (19) west or the sixtn principle meridian in Kiowa County Kansas, said property to be sold as commanded the said order of sale. j. Sheriff. Sheriffs Office. September 19th 1890.

D. Beck and Moore Douglas Attorneys for Plaintiff. PUBLICATION NOTICE. District Court Kiowa County, Kan- sas. ss.

Esther J. Hitt, Plaintiff, vs. William P. Hitt. Defendant.

To the above named defendant, P. Hitt, you are hereby notifi that you have been sued by said plaintiff, who did, on the 18th day of September, 1S90. file her petition in said district court praying for a decree divorce on the ground of abandon ment and for the custody or minor children and that the same must be answered on or before the 30th day of October 1S90, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment will be rendered according to the prayer of said petition. A. ISHER, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Attest: W. E. Smith, Clerk. PUBLICATION NOTICE. NO.

1076 First published, Oct. 3rd, 1890. Justus W. Ueaman ana Alice toman, his wife, are hereby notinea that they have been sued in the dis-trirt. r-oiirt.

in and for the county of Kiowa, in the state of Kansas, in an action in which the Kansas Mortgage rvmnanf. is plaintiff, and Justus ,,,1 llir Roamnn hiawlfft. HUn 1 aw. and that thev must answer the petition filed by the plain tiff on 0r before the 1st aay or iecem- w' 1H90. or the petition wi'l! be taken a9 true.

and jndgment will be rendered Kenman and Alice V. lieaman, ninwue of taoo oo a-ith interest ti.Proii at the rate of 12 per cent, per minnm. fmm the 1st. day of and costs. Also for the foreclosure of certain mortgage heretofore executed hv th said defendants.

JustusW. Bea- man and Alice beaman, nis wue, to said plaintiff, upon the following ae-wrihed resl estate, situate in said pniintv. to wit: The. north-east Quarter or tne uiuiu- .11 II. east nuarter of section thirty-four the west hair or tne nonn-wesi quarter and the south-east quarter or tne nonn o-pst nnarter of section thirty-five (35) all in township twenty-nine (29), of range seventeen (17), adjudging that aiH niaintiff has a first lien on said roal estate, to the amount or saia juag- orderinz said real estate to be sold, withont appraisement, and the proceeds applied to the payment nf sain" iiidcrment and costs, and bar- rincr and foreclosing all of said defend ants of and from all right.title.interest.

piaim or emiitv of redemption, in or to the said real estate; and that the pur. liid saiu be let into possession thereof. Morton (JlarK, ttorueys for Plaintiff Attest: Wilbur E. Smith, Clerk. SHERIFF SALE.

No. 639. Kirst Publication Sept 12th, State of Kansas, Kiowa County. Streeter and Smith and rNellis, a paitnersmp composed of George A Streeter and Smith and Xellis, partnership composed of lioraen v. Smith and Andrew J.

Xellis- Plaintiff, vs. Charles M. Adair and Amy J. Adair, his wue and Garner Brothers a partnership composed of R. C.

Gainer and W. Garner, Defendants. Bv virtue of an order of sale to me I directed and delivered, issued out of th 2st.h district court of the state of I Kansas, sittine in and for Kiowa coun- v. in said state, I will, ou sionuay tue lst.h dav of October. A.

D. 1890, at one nV.lnck P. M. of said dav. at the court house door in Greensbure.

in tne coun- tv nnd state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the-highest bidder, fori E. and at the and and 3rd, day said real the real and of and I We get Pulverized, but still have a good Appetite. After a very pleasant anve last Tuesday evening, behind the roadsters of the Sheriff of our county, we finally reached the beautiful little town of Mullinville. Wending our way to the seat of education (the school house) we entered. The council of the seven wise men was in session.

The Win ters snow was upon the noor ana we at once noticed the chilling effect of the atmospheie. Our pulse fell lower and lower, as the so called words of reform fell from the lips of the speaker. Taking a seat in an obscure corner we drew forth our paper and pencil, and jotted down the items we thought would interest our readers. The president of the Alliance in this county, was discussing the tariff, the rail-roads and every other important political issue of the day; tearing in shreds, the policy of the government, and telling the people how the Alliance proposed to run these things. At the conclusion of this harangue, a gentle spring breeze wafted gently over the audi ence, lneu liOUUIUS UCgau muy.

Y. handled the money question of the nation, easily and gracefully, proving to his own mind, that the people 11 1 A were yearly roooeu or inuusauua vi dollars. During his tittle speech, about one third of the audience took leave of the assembly. We were unable to learn the reason, but suppose the argument was to strong for their nerves. Next followed R.

P. Mc Auley who entertained the audience with laughable stories, said to be new ones; upon this point we are not post ed, but suppose such must be the case. As McAuley is always reliable on historical subjects. Candidate for Rep resentative, Albertson next addressed the people, and told them what he was i 1 TV. going to ao wnen ue reacuru iuycua, saying the women had threatened to hang him if be did not vote right, and he did'nt want to be hung by women.

General Higbee was next introduced and we soon thought every editor in Kiowa county was running for office. We were told what we already knew, that we were getting smart, that our head run to a peak, but failed to see the argument in these assertions, but perhaps we are not Tiart enough, and then again, we felt faint, every thing became dark, but we faced the music. Candidate Myers, next said a few words of encouragement to his falter ing brothers. Three weakly cheers were then given for the ticket and an adjournmnt was taken. Since being so completely pulverized by the All Wise doctor, of the Sand hills, we have been sick, oh, ao sick, but our appetite remains good, and we are truly thankful we are not so wise, as to think we are the only man, woman, or child capable ofruunigthe Uni verse, for we would not like to assume the responsibility of so great an un dertaking.

It must be a great strain on the mind of the All wise doctor to think the eternal welfare of neaven and earth depends upon the actions and sayings of one man, aud that man him self. A good square meal at Tipton's Nov elty, for 25 cents. Sad! sad, it is truly not to be recog nized by anybody. The family of W. C.

Neafus left, Tudsday, for Louisville KentucKy, where they will visit for the winter mouths. J. T. Canfield and C.J. Neal were appointed examiners, by tne ouniy Commissioners, to inspect the books of the County Treasurer.

Th T-akeside Creamery closed for the season this week. The cream gathering will be continued for the benefit of those who desire to still sell the products of their dairy. w. Davis has returned to Wells- ford and now writes his name as ex County Treasurer. George has made a first, class A credit to the people who placed him in office.

THE TIMES SIGNAL PROBLEM 5 45 Times Solved yesterday as follows, viz. Times Signal. NOTICE. A Republican Rally will be held in Mvers' Opera house, AVednesday, Oct 22nd. The people will be aaaressea by Hon.

Chester I. Long and Captain i M.Johnson. Speaking commences at 2. P. M.

Come every body and hear what they have Vo say. AN OFFICIAL ORGAN. The Times was appointed yesterday to be the official organ of the Alliance Democratic combination in this county. This is Just where the Times belongs politically, and is perfectly consistent. But how in the name orae- cency could our staunch republican con temporary, the immaculate, yard-wide all wool Signal, apply for the position and still retain its political creear norland accidently put a few irri shot into the anatomy of T.

Eberlv one day this week, while out hunting. W. D. Eastman gave U. Keispv the same kind of a surprise fortunately neither of the gentlemen TOWN AND COUNTY.

Hurrah! for Jim HallowelL A good soaking rain this week. The first salutation of water Monday Meals at all hours, at Tipton's Xoy- elty Store. A fine line of winter goods at iliss 12 4 Fresh fish every Saturday night at Tipton's Xoveity. James Coe was up from Kingman, this week on business. David Douglas and wife are visiting in Wichita this week.

If you have any cheap farms for sale, see W. D. Eastman. Subscribe for the KEPriiLK AX. Only ten cents for four months.

R. P. McAuley was in the eastern counties on busines this week. Proper and Walton, the making things lively by their low prices. Win.

F- Meyer, of Orchard Mines, Illinois, is visiting friends at this place. W. E. Craig is doing a line business and reports his trade steadily increasing. The old soldiers who attended the Topeka reunion report a first-class time.

Will Scott, of Anderson Indiana, is visiting his brother J. E. Scott week. this Doc Craft has added a new sign to his many attractions at his confectionery store. Look well to the chimneys, there are several that plainly show needed repairs.

M. A. Nelson and family now occupy the residence recently the home of C. W. White.

Whenever you want a good cool lemonade, go to A. K. Craft's, at Saunders old stand. 9 Deputy Sheriff Balfour was in Wells-ford Tuesday, on business connected with his office. The republicans will hold a rally in Mullinville tomorrow evening, ad tressed by local talents.

James Kinney and family left Monday, for Hutchinson, where they will make their future home. Banker C. W. Myers rtturned Sunday, from Kingman, where he has been for a few days on business. Orr and Audersou left tuesday, for Bucklin.

where they will locate their photo gallery for a few weeks. Whenever you want a lunch, confectionary or anything of the kind go to A. R. Crafts, at Saunders old stand. Billy Bolton anted to be the Democratic Alliance editor in this county, but did'nt cet it.

Explanations are in order Several of our local sportsmen spent last Tuesday on the Medicine hunting. They report game plenty, but say fishing is very poor. The mother and sister of G. W. Proper arrived from Sew York state last Saturday, and took up their abode in the north part of town.

aliss Florence Dempcy left Tuesday, for her home in Ohio. While here she has made many friends who hope soon again to see her in Greensburg. D. W. Troup, of Kansas City, is in the city looking after his property in this county.

He seems well pleased with this part of the Garden of Eden Palace Dining Hall sustains its Popularity. Don't forget to call and eet a number-one meal when you are in town. Mas. McAuley, Prop'r. 5 A.

Johnson, of Tyner City, Indi ana, came in Thursday, to look after some land he has here. This is his first visit and he is well pleased with the country. Jj. M. Day and II.

B. Graves were in Pratt this week, the former attending court and the latter taking the exanin ation, which he passed and ca me out full fledged lawyer. Charles Landes and family of Bren bam, leave Monday for Yates Center, m-here they will make their future home. They leave many friends who regret their departure. Our esteemed Republican contemporary editor offered to sacrifice thing in order to toe recognized by somebody in Kiowa county and then got left.

Treasurer J. R. Kane took the office Tuesday. Miss Mellie Sproule will be retained for a few days in the office until the new attache's become familiar with the duties to be performed. Hot coffee, hot tea, hot lunch at Tipton's Novelty.

Mrs. Maud Conroy, nee. Winslow, a Armpr tear her of this place, now of Korthfork Nebraska, in company with Mrs W. S. Winslow of Mullinville, vis ited with Mrs.

W. Tipton, Wednes EDITED BY ALEX. DOUGLAS The children of Comrade Nelson Peterson, who enlisted from St. Paul, K'jnupu rVinntv. in Co.

A. 4th Regt. Minn. Infantry, want informa tion as to his where-abouts, if living and if dead, they desire the particulars nf hi last illness and the location of his grave. When last heard from he was an inmate of the Soldiers' Home at Milwaukee, from which he was discharged in 1878.

Any infor-mation regarding Comrade Peterson, sent to Capt. Chas. J. Stees, cor. 7th and Jackson streets St- Paul, will be most gratefully received and nrnve a creat consolation to his dis- I tressed children.

Recently, while some workmen were tearinir down an old house, in the city i -nnw nf an ol naner was round tne nensseiaer ccmv u- zette containing a letter to the citiz- ens from Robert Milrov. This letter was dated February 7, 1861. The Adjutant-General's report of troops in the war of the Rebellion show that on the organization of Co. 9th Ind. Inf.

for three months on April 26, 1861, Robert II. Milroy was made captain. He was chosen colonel of the regiment the same day. He reentered the three years' service as colonel of the same regiment. On the 5th of September he was promoted to be brigadier general, aud on Nov.

29, 1862 was made a major general. He was brave and efficient, and the state of Indiana was proud of him as her son. He died in Oregon in February of this year. PREPARE FOR WAR Rensselaer, February 7, 1861. Fellow glorious flag or our country has been fired upon torn I iiilnr and tramDled 14 I ti.o UIKJI1 WUU lrilillLLCU sovereignty of our government has been iU3Ulted treated with contempt jpfiwJ and set aside, within its own rightful limits by traitors, led on by disappointed demagogues whose motto is "rule or ruin." Treason, armed re bellion have raised their upas heads under strange banners within six of the Union.

Shall flag of our country, the glory and honor of which has been Lrtl.ohWJ iratl.nnui hat- I awcu "J-" ties, be tnus anau tuc in rt. II 11 I auail tne I hoastedsovereitmtv of our government frmmiations of which were laid i)v wic(Iom of our blpssinm of lUlCIUiUlfl V'r r- liberty to ourselves anu our uust-cnij, and before which tyrants have trem- bled, and that has never yet been de- filed or questioned with be thus contemed and set aside within our own borders. "Forbid it, Almigh- ty God! jjut n0w the time has come in which to test tlie gtrenzth of our government; determine whether it i3 a mere rope int0 discord. the first breath of I 6. 0 ana tne sta.es oi wiiuu America, become the scorn and con tempt of the great nations of the earth: or whether it is to continue that government whose gigantic progress is the wonder of the world has no par- allel in history, and whose example is melting the thrones and despotisms of Fiirone and Asia, within the next thirty days, the imbecile administra tion whose pusilanimous conduct has given strength and confidence to this impious treason, will haye expired, and a new administration pledged that the Union must and shall be preservea will have commenced.

The new ad- ministration will doubtless require i inir tnousanus 7 soldiers to assist crushing out this i.t.. i nnippra in i lie uiun SLabes suuuiu wereiore oe orgamu uu moments warning, ai, urancu wx eanize a company of such volunteers 0 in Rensselaer. All those who desire to join in this company can do so by giving or sending their names to the wm f0f the electl0n of officers. All who love their country ready to lav down their lives for the perpetuation of our glorious Union, are requested to come forward and enroll their names. R.

H. Milroy. Our young readers will gain an idea from this letter, of how the patriots' hearts were stirred in 1861. All over the North there were thousands Use Robert H. Milroy, who were good, auiet citizens, living at peace with fheir neighbors, undisturbed by the bustle and turmoil of the busy woria anri unknown save in the little com munities where they were loved and respected.

Yet, within their hearts there burned the fires of patriotism, pure in its unselfishness and holy in its aspirations. To them, the mspira- tion Of our fathers Who founded Ke public on the equal rights OI all 0 en ui or, a twappfnllv nursne jujr ii. v. nwvtj -j i rt lw.1!,,i- mnpVprv and t.a they were 10 lay men uvea the alter of their country to preseave J. i P.

in is If I I i i I uu nor's tables, and even while they were reading the call of the president for troops, theie came the tramp of march ing men responding to the summons. Grand opportunities develop great minds aud from obscurity, men of des tiny were called. We pray that war may never come again, but if it does let there be ho lack of patriots to defend right against wrong. SHERIFF'S SALE. Frtbt Published 19th 1890.

State of Kansas, County of Kiowa. J. H. Hunt and H. Evans part ners as Hunt Evans.

Plaintiff. Albert G. Schott, Hugh B. Andrews. Jacob L.

Heise and Heise his wife Defendants. virtue of an order of sale to directed and delivered, issued out 01 the zstn district coun 01 me state 01 Kansas, sitting in ana ioriviowacou-i- ly. 111 Brti ovafcc, m. October 20th, A. D.

1890, at one o'clock M. of said day. at the court nouse door in Greensburg, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash hand the followiue desenbea real nronertv. to wit: The north-east quarter (n.e-i) of sec tion thirty-four (34) in township twen ty-nine (29) south or range sixteen iioj west of the 6th principal meridian. Said Drooertv to be sold as com manded by the said order of sale.

S. J. ECHOLS, Sheriff. Sheriff's office, 19th, 1890. L.

M. DAT, Attorney for Plaintiff. SHERIFE'S SALE. First publication 19, 1890. State of Kansas, Kiowa county.

x-Stner Esther C. Perry, riaiuuu. Qeorge ey. Jones T. Wil son and Mrs.

Wilson his wife, whose first name unknown, Defendants. virtue nf an order ot saie to me directed and delivered, issued out or -hn. OKth District Court of the state of r' Kttne in and for Kiowa coun tyt jn the said state, I will, on Monday Mt the Court House door in IPL. 20th loW', at Ullc cioik II it 1 1 1 it ml LUD vy and gtate i. onrl Ktatp nt nniiiip.

sale and sell urCenSOUfH 1U mr; hiwhpst. bidder, for cash in hand without appraisement the roiiowing aescnoeu reai pru.iji towit: The northeast quarter (J) of section ticH iai or range nineteen west of the 6th P.M. Said property oe soiu Echols Sheriff. Sheriffs Office Sept. 19th 1890, Tin Attorney for Plaintiff.

SnERIFF'S SALE. First Publication 19 1890. State of Kansas, Kiowa county. Ella B. Plaintifi, vs.

Louis n. ilnnn William the Bunnell arj(i edo investment company. Defendants. By virtue of an order or sale to me and delivered, issuea out oi the 28th district court of the state of Kansas, sitting in ana tor tj itl s.d state, I will, on Monday October 20th, A. U.

at one cioc. door in Greensburg, in the county and -foresaid, offer at public sale and Upii tn the hichest bidder, for cash in hand without appraisement the follow inn ripsnrihed real property, towit: The north-west quarter (n.w.l) of ,.3, invtownahiP i nn pvppnt he rifflilr-or-way oi iiik Chicaeo, Kansas and ana tne Kingman.Prattand Western rail roads, SiUQ property to De soia as commauu ea by the said order of sale 12 S. J. EcnoLS, Sheriff. Sheriff's office 19, 1890.

L. M. Day, Attorney for Plaintiff. SHERIFF'S SALE. No.

609. First Publiihtd, 17, 1890. State of KaniM, Kiowa county, A. K. McGinley.

Plaintiff, vs. Artinsia O. Willi in Rood and Mrs. E. B.

Rood, his wife and W. J. Kel-chner, Def's. Tie. virtu nf an order of sale to me directed and dehvared, issued out of the district court the state of Kansas, sittinar in and for lta, Winnie in sitid BtAta.

1 wilL on Monday, the 17th, day of November, A. D. 1W0, at one nviok n. m. of said day.

at the court house door in Greensburii, in theeountyand state aforesaid, oner at puouc saieana sen iu mc hifrhpar. nuinpr. Tor cuan in nauu "imwuv p- praisment the following described real property, towit: The south half H. of the south-west quarter of section twenty-two 22. and the south half 4, of the south-east quarter oi section I twenty-one 21.

all in township thirty 30, thirty 30. south I ranite twenty SO, west of the 6th principal me- 1 gai(1 property to be sold at commanded by the said order or sale i 8. Echols. I sheriff's office. Greensbunt October i lTl isn.

jsc.rn.iq- jwro ty, of tn by J. ed of I a I Clf ACQTJ AINTE MUOS-VALGABLS that he will, on the 25th day of Octo- rebellion aud in restoring tne dispiacea twenty-eight (28) south of range nine-ber, 1890, make an application to the govereiguty of our government. Vol- teen (19) west of the pth principal mer- I 1 Great jrffTi TVnhatP Pmirt or Kiowa riountv. Kansas to purchase the followmz described school land, situated the organized county of Kiowa, Kansas, viz: me nwl nwl, swl nwL seT nwL and nei -J 10 0-7 of the nwl of section 16, township CnStorfokwingpersons to nmvn his settlement, continuous resi- RIILVAY THE mum, ROCX ISUKD PACIFIC dence and improvements, viz: John undersigned, and as soon as a snffi-Obenchain and J. P.

Gooch, residence ient nUmber of names are enrolled a I Including main lines, branches and extensions East and West of tts Miaaourt RiW. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, JoUet, Ottawa, pi illlp. Mollne Bcclt Island, In ILLINOIS-Davenpon, MuBcatine, Bluffs, inlOWA-Mmneapolia and St. Paul, JNOTWaterWwn and Sioux Falls. In DAKOTA-Cameron.

St. EEEEi mtsottrt flnrnhn. Fairburv. and Nelson, in Atcnison, MACNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Leading; an competitors in splendor of equipment, beween cm A GO and DE3 MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS and OMA.HA. and between CHICAJ mJT rni)RADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO, vta KANSAS t-llT ana 5 JOSEPH Through Coaches, Palace Sleepers, NEW InD SiOTmNINl CAES, MdFEEE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, fSMPi Serine, and ail the Satar, SjnfSEA ROUTE.

tnaldnr close connectoonsj Tor all orto ana $aieSCio1 Office In the United States or Canada, or address ct inuN JOHN SEBASTIAN, raTiaVt CHICAGO. ILL. both ef Valley township, Kiowa, coun- Doneat Greensburg, county of Ki- lira Kansas, this 14 day of October, 1890. H. C.

Kijtdell, Petitioner. SHERIFF'S SALE. No. 720. First Published Oct.

17, 1W0. gtate of Kansas, Kiowa county. Sylvester Teony, riaiouu, Isaac K. Miller, Emma Miller, Silas Davis, Elizabeth Hoffman and The Hartford Investment Compa ny. Uefenaants.

i nf mn -Ar of Mile to me directed i J.H..MJ i.iah out of tbe 28th district court of the state of Kansas, sitting- in and for Kiowa county, in saia iu, i the 17th day of Nov- A- U. 1IW, at one cioca p. m. oi saia aay, ai me cuun Greensburr. in the county and state aforesaid, nlIhiMu.nH tothehirhest bid- der.for cash in hand without appraisement the following described real propeny, iu if twelve K.

thirteen 13. fourteen it, and fifteen 15. in block of Henkle's sub-division of out lots two 2, three i rtf th tr Affiiensburir Kansas. Said property to be sold as commanded by tbe said order of sale B.J. Kchols, Sheriff.

Sheriff's office, Greensburer, Kansas.Oetober, cash in hand without appraisement tne following described real property, to wit: The north-east quarter spp.tion number twenty-nine us) in township number twenty-eigm south of range number sixteen wpst. of Hie 6th principal meridian (m (16) in k'inu-a conntv Kansas. Said property to bfc sold as command er! by the said oraer or sale. S. J.

EcnoLS, Sheriff. By A. W. Balfouk, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's office, 9th.

1890. CiRsKaDos Thompson, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1 'moW and Douglas and John Beck. Attorneys for Plaintiff. were seriously hurt.

day and Thursday,.