Chetopa Statesman du lieu suivant : Chetopa, Kansas • 4

2C A 1 La La 01 Every Department Has the I.argo?t ant! beet selected Stock of Hardware, STOES5 Tinware, Q'jGsasytfre, Glassware, Lamps, Etc, And HOUGB FURNISHING GOODS Generally, in tho County. and pring Wagons, Pumps, Rope. Glass. Paints and Oils, Iron and Vagon Woodwork. Old Friends and Ioy aro Invited to Call and See for a hemselves.

In the New Store, Chetopa, Has. AlSTDBRSoir WELLAND, First published in the Chetopa Sheriff's Sale. State of Kansas, Labette Couniv, s. Lewis llannnerslaugh, plciutill, vs. Albertine Miller, as administratrix of of A.

11. Miller, deceased, in an action tiu-t: ing wherein I cwis llaramerslauirli and August Miller, Henrietta i'lli-r, 1 lor, Henry J. Miller, Frank C. Milic- Miller, Julia M. Miller minors, and' Aii-Miller, administratrix of the estate i Miller, deeea-ed, Albertine Miner, i Bobbins, Anna Stevens.

The Mortgage company, L. H. Perkins, Frey, John A. Dillon and Uebt ecu l-. his wife, Fraiii iin Lain, J.

M. Smith. 1.. moth, E. U.

Wright and Charles u. Wiui.t. feudants. By virtue of an order of sale to nie and delivered, issued out of i lie Eleven1 cial District Court of the State of Kansas, in and for Labette County, in said stub on MONDAY THE llh DAY OF JUNE, A. at the hour of a o'clock p.

in. of said the court house front door in and state foresaid, off -r pw. and sell to the highest bidder for cash all the right, title and interest ol 1 1 1 named defendants, in and to the scribed lands situated in Labeuc sas, towit: The southwe-t quarter d) of set' seven (7), township No. thirtv-lhree of range No. eighteen (IS) east, and west quarter of section No.

thirty-one ship No. thirty-two south, of rai. nineteen east of the sixth ftuhl meridian. Said innds to be sold Mii.jt.v prior liens thereon Said property to be sold with apprai-: commanded bv the said order of le. W.

P. II. SUN. Sheriffs office May 1 W. I).

Atkinson Att'y for VU Published in Chetopa Statefr.ian, Mav 1- Sheriff's Sale. State of Kansas, Labette C'ountv, -The Neosho Yallev Investment Coijipau-till. TS. George B. Parnmore, Delia Para in oi D.

McCurdy, O. W. Stowell, and Sarah don, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale to liie and delivered, issued out of the Kleveiit--cial District Court of the State of ans ting in and for Labette in said will, on TUESDAY THE 12th DAY OF NF, A. a the hour of 2 o'clock p.

ni. of said da v. court bouse front door in Oswego, in the and state aforesaid, oiler at public, sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, lijiht, title and interest of the above nai: feudants, in aud to the following de-lands situated in Labette Couniv, Kansas Tho west hair :) of the southwest ('i')of section No. nine in lov.rsii thirty-four south, llange No. cighte.

east, said lands to be sold subject to on-gage of eight hundred dollars, aid propei tv to be sold with commanded by the said order of snie W. P. WILSON, Sheriffs office. May Att'y for phi i a Published in Chetopa Statesman May lv-'. Sheriff's Sale.

Ftnle of Kansas Labette County, ss. C. F. Wiiiton and K. O.

Deming partners as Winton Deming plaiiuiffs. vs. Panford F. Mlllikin and Mary F. Miilikin in a ease then pending wherein Winton and It.

O. Deming partners as Winton Doming were plaintitls, and Sanford V. Millikin, Mary F. Millikin, James W. Nevill and Andrew Woods were defendants.

By virtue of an order of sale to rne directed and delivered, issued out of the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting iu and for Labette County, in said state, I will on MONDAY THE 1th DAY OV JCNE A. D. at hourof threeio'clock, p. in. of said day, at the court houe front door in Oswego, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, in hand, all Ihe right, title and interest of the above named defendants, in and tothe following described lands kituated ia Labette County, Kansas, towit: Lots No.

three six (0) and seven (7), ami the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter ('0 of the southwest Quarter ('A all iu section No. two (2), in township No. thirty-live south, of range No. eighteen (IS) east the Cth principal meridian. Said property to be sold without appraismcut as commanded by 6aid order of salo.

W. P. WILSON, Sheriff. Sheriff's office April LS-vS. CASE tiLAE, Atty's for plaintiff.

Published in Chetopa Statesman, May 17, 1SSS.J Sheriff's Sale. Slate of Kansas, Labette County, ss. Angell Matthewson, F. II. Snyder and YV.

II. Taylor, partners as Angell Matthewson and company, plaintiffs. vs. Lee D. Harrington, Ella H.Harrirglcu, Charles W.

Hill, Anna E. Hill, John N. Ilinkle, The Parsons Commercial P.anlc and The Travelers Insurance Company, defendants. 15 virtue of au order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Labette county, in said state I will on Juno 11Sj A. J.

ISSS, at the hour of Three o'clock p. of said day Ht tln court house front door in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest for cash in hand, all the right title and interest of the above named defendants, in and to the following described lands situated in Labette County Kansas towit: fteventy-flve (75) feetoff of the cast side oflot No. Three in Block No. one hundred fird thirtv-seven (137) in the city of Also Lot, No. Eleven (11) in Block No, two u) in lelix and Kennedy's Addition to the city of Parsons, Said property to be sold without appruisment as commanded by the said order of sale.

W. P. WILSON, Sheriff. Sheriff's offico May 13, 183. Kimball Osgood, Atty's for plaintiff.

Published in Chetopa Statesman, May 17, 1SSS. Sheriff's Sale. Stato of Kansas, Labette County, ss: The New England Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff. vs. Lewis Ilevol, and Marv A.

ITevel. his wife, L. D. Higgins, W. YV.

Frye and J. F. Sheller, defendants. liy virtue of iin order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Eleventh Judicial District Court of tho State of Kansas, sitting in and for Labette County, in said State, I SATURDAY THE 16th DAY OF JUNE, A. D.

1SS3. nt tho hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m. of saia day, at the court house front door in Oswego, in the county aud state aforesaid, offer at publie sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hiind, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants, in rud to the following described lands, situated in Labette County Kansas towit: Tho northwest quarter of section No. twenty-four (21), in township No.

thirty-three (33) south, of range No. eighteen (IS) east of the sixth principal meridiaD containing KiO acres more or lues. The above described lands and tenements to besold subject to one mortgage of 1,500. Said property to be sold without appraisment as commanded by the said order of sale. W.

P. WILSO.J, Sheriff. Sheriff's office, May 2, 1883. List of Letters. List of letters not called for and advertised May 31.

Adkins Andy Edgar Don Adkins Tiney Evans Win Bramble A Hall Anna Charles McSmith John Cusick Uobert Koads Errett Frank J. P. DeJARNETTE p. m. Ilow Is Tills? A rnL-no-A nf rOBtprs nfl vprt isl cr i' 'o union labor meeting in llackberry township was eight days in the mail going iroui tjhetopa to isartietr, a distance or eight miles.

On the ISth of Mav we mailed a Daek- age of StatesrlKins to Dr. J. F. Kenwor-thy of Angola In this county. At the p-vrdratinn of ten davs the package had not reached its destination.

Was all this purely accidental? Offered in I'nII of IiironuallRii. Don't you know? Well, that is Pimply because you have not read DetJinrcct'a Monthly'Mngizine. It stored full of information on all subject, and any one enn read it through each month and feel that they areritrht up to the times on almost every subject. The June number, jiif-t arrived, i too full to mention oven a quarter of it contents; but "Canoeing" fur women, beautifully illustrated; "Harem Life in Turkey," "A June wedding," "Practical Etiquette," the legal riyht of "That liirl "Practical Hints for "Painting on Tex-titles," "Sins Against the Stomach." "IJaby'8 Diseases," "How to Set the Table on Twenty cents a Day for Leach Person," and "Furnishing the House from Cellar to Garret," are a few of the topic, treated. The illustrations are very line, ami include the portraits of thirty noted women.

The Fashion department looks line, but the ladies are better judges of that. It Is a wonderful twenty cents' worth. Published by W. Jennings Demorest, 15 East lltu St. X.

V. The Drlmtr on the TnrifT. The Kansas City Times has jurt published a neat pamphlet entitled "The Debate on the Tariff," which contains president Cleveland's message to congress, Mr. Pdaine'a criticism on the message, and all the principal speeches delivered this session, for and against the Mills tariff bill. As a campaign document it In invaluable.

A gentleman in Elm Grove township write to us that a crrtain person in Che-to has been going out there claiming to be the sherifl or deputy sheriff, and trying to frighten people into the middle of next week. The purion alluded to Is not an of.icer of any character whatever, and Wilson intimates that any person presuming to represent him with out authority had better look little out. Can any one Inform tho public why the dog ordinance is not enforced? Did the killing of that countryman's and the subsequent suit for damages frighten tho city ollicials from the performance of their duty under the ordinance? If not, why is there hundred unlicensed dogs running at large all about the city? Apy body who wants to find them canuot miss them. The decoration eervices yesterday wero of the usual impressivo character, and were witnessed by a large number of people. The memorial address of Ilev.

lirundage waa one of unusual ability and eloquence. These annual tributes to the memory of the heroic dead is a touching and ennobling characteristic of the American ptople, The M. A. Martin Grocery store has been purchased by V. G.Mansou and w.

II. Wagner, who will continue the business at the old stand. Mr. Man-son ia one of the most popular business men ol this city, and has been identified with this house since its establishment sovcral years ago. He will maintain the good reputation of the house.

There was no session of the city council on Monday night. InsUad of It there waa a sort of love-feast meeting. A good many people were present, and the action of the "police" ia making so-called arrests for alleged violations of the stock ordinance was discussed in terms of endearment and in which pet namca were handed about freely. W. E.

Sanders, sheriff of Coowee6-coowee district, I. baa seized about eight hundred two and three-year old steers, which were driven into the territory in violation of law. He will sell thera at auction at Clareuiore, June 20. John Gregory, painter, glazier and paper lfanger. All work done promptly and at lowest prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.

Give him a job and see. Peter Johnson has dug a well on the south side of town, and will hereafter 6upply his customers with clean, soft water. General Sheridan ha9 been very sick of valvular disease of the heart, and the latest dispatcher, although reporting a marked Improvement In his condition, do not furnish touch hope for a permanent recovery. 4 Nerloit Acer (tie lit. On Thursday evening last Mr.

Lem. Ileynohls of Cherokee county met with a serious accident, which narrowsly escaped from being fatal. lie had come to Chetopa during the day, and started home on horseback in the evening. During the time which elapsed between his coming and going a wire fence had been built across the road he traveled through the bottom cast of the river. He did not notice this wire until he rode against it.

The horse, cut by the wire, jumped and threw him. Ho fell with his rigli thigh across the sharp which cut a fearful wound. The cut extends about four inches across his thigh and an equal length up and down it, and fully nn inch deep. The femoral artcrv was almort laid bare. He also sustained a painful cut on the uris.

His wounds were dressed by Dr. Boone, and although doing well it will be some time before the wounds will be made sound. null Tor UIcl. Abe Stlenberger, editor of the Uee, was arrested immediately on his return from out wet last Monday, by a warrant in the hands of the sherifl charging him with criminal libel. The arrest was made on information tiled by Pobt.

O. Demlng belore county attorney Cory, and was brought about by the recent scries of articles in the lice indulging in a tirade of abuse and vituperation against the Deming Investment Company, and particularly llobt. O. Deming, the manager. Steinberger was placed under I.UUO bonds for his appearance at the next term of the district court, which convenes the coming week.

Owing to thu publicity given the alia I the trial promises to be watched with the greatest interest by the public. Morrison McCune have been retained by the defendant and Case Clause will assist the county attorney In the the prosecution. Independent. The house of Mr. Elliott at Angola was twice struck by lightning during the storm last Thursday night.

The first time it struck the south end of tho building, and tore oil" a section of weather-hoarding some of the studding. In less than half an hour the north end received similar blow, making au ugly hole and destroying some goods in the store, as well as melting the mailbag key. No person was hurt. Lightning nevcrtrikes twice In the sain place, but this time it did net mis a it more than thirty feet. Cherokee Conntj.

Columbus Star: Last Saturday the union labor convention met in this city and organized bf electing V. L. Browning chairman and Payton York secretary. Forty delegates were present. The convention proceeded to elect eight delegates to attend the congressional convention to be held at Parsons on June G.

It apeared to the sense of the convention that W. II, Utly was the choice for nominee, but tho delegaus go unln-structed. It was decided to have an early county convention Saturday, July 2d, The residence of J. G. Elchinger was burglarized on Tuesday night.

The thief went iu at the east window, and pased through to the bedroom where Mr. K. and his wife were sleeping. Here he helped himself to Jake's watch and chain, vest and pants, the latter containing $2 15, and then went out through the bedroom window. The footprints In the ground under the window were of a peculiar shape.

Canada township eullered a good deal from the same storm which shook things in Chetopa. The farm house of Peter Swenson was destroyed, and Mr. S. badly hurt; D. Parry's house was moved from Its foundation; J.

T. Hyan's corn crib waa blown over and a cow killed; and a great many orchards were severely damaged. Thomas J. Alexander of Montana haa been allowed an original pension, taking In over 1,200, in arrears. Jacob S.

Poland of Bartlett pension claim has also been allowed, with arrears to the amount of $7A)0. Both claims were secured through the agency of Capt. Hill of 81 ITuRE, S3 Fublisliel 1" ChcUin Statesman May 8, IsfcS. Sheriff Gale. Stato of Kansas, Labette County, sa.

Hubert Grimes I'kiintilV. vs. Chnrloa J. limvlw, Delinh Yrk, E. K.

Bowles, Charles J. Howies, Jr. anl K. X. Kea'l were defendants.

liy virtue of nn order of s.iU? to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Klevehth Ju-dieial PfPtriet Court of the state ot iTMiias, Mt-tinu' in and for l.ubeUe County, in said rtntc, I will on MONDAY THK lib HAY OV JUKE A. 1). lbSS, nt iWe hour of oVlnck, in. of nid day, nt the court front door in Oswco, in the county and stntc aforesaid, tiller nt public side find sell to the hiche-t bidder for cch in hand, all the riht, and interest of the above named defendants, in and to the following- described lands Fiiunted in Labette county, Kan-eas. towit: Lot No.

nine (C; in block No. two (2), iu Hartleys addition to the ci of Mwejro. properly to be sold without appraisuient ns commanded by said order of sale. V. 1.

WII.SOX, Sheriff. Sheriff's odlee, April 25, lsS. CASK Atty's for plain tiff. I'ublihcd in ehetoi.a statesman May 3, 1SSS. Sheriffs Sale.

Plato of Kansas, Labette County, ss. James K. IUirnluuii, Thomas K. llunna, Albert II. Muner, Fiederick C.

sitoepel and Oscar L. Woodute partners as liurnhmn, ilanna, Muuscr iV Co. plaintiffs. vs. P.

L. Swan and Charles Eivts defendants. Ily virtue of an order of sale tome diivctcd and" delivered, issued out of tho Kloventh Judicial Court of the "tale of Kansas sitting in and for Labette County, in said state, I will, on Monday, the ah day of jcne a. r. isss.

at the hour of o'clock, p. m. of said day, at the court hou-c front door in in the county and state aforesaid, offer at publX'" sale and sell to the hiKhest bidder, for cash in hand, all the riirht, title and interest of the above named 'lelendunlb, in und to the following described lauds situated iu Labeltu County, Kansas, towit: The eat half Oi; of the southeast quarter CO of seetioa No. twenty-nine township No. thirty-one (:1) south, ranfro No.

(21) east, iu Labette County, Kansas. Said property to be sold without npprafcment as commanded by tlm said ord'-r of sale. w. i'. 1LSUJN, Miieriu.

ATKINSON COltY, Ally's ior plaintiffs. rublMicd in Chetopa Statesman May 3, Sheriff's Sale. State ofKansns, LaLette County, e. Harry Oiiuotcad Sr. plaintiff, v.

Jeremiah Strickler, Mary Strickler, David A. Slricklcr and Sarah Strickler defendants. virtue of an orderd or sale to me directed and" delivered, issued out of the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Labette County, in said state, I will, on MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF JCNE A. D. 18S, at the hour of 1 o'clock, p.

in. of said; day, at tho courthouse front door in 0-wepo, iu the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to tho highest bidder for cash iu hand, all the rijrht, title and interest of the above named defendants, in and to the following described lands, towit: Tho northeast quarter of section No. fourteen (11) in township No. thirty-four (31). of ranpo No.

twenty (20), except one acre in the northwest corner of tho northeast quarter of said section No. fourteen deeded for school purpo-ei, all in Labette County, Kausas. Said property to bo Bold as commandod by tho said order ot salo. W. P.

WILSON, Sheriff. Sheriff's mco April '25, lass. CASE Atty's for plaiutilT. A. O.

U. W. Meet regularly every Thursday evening in their hall over Wihiams Lyon's store. J. U.

Asdeuson, M. YV J. Bryant, Recorder. Boot Shoe Shop V. 0, BGNHAfd.

Opposite post office. Best work and material. P.epairing promptly done. Second Hand Goods Bough! 3 OLD. Ntoriu Swept.

Wellington, May 23. rartiea just from Argonia, about twenty-two miles west of here, report that tornado struck the town at o'clock today, cutting a wide swath throught the most thickly settled portion of the place. Ten buildings were destroved, among which were the Methodist church, Palace hotel find a number of stores and dwellings. Xo fatalities injured by flying timbers and debris. A very heavy rain fell from 5 to 8 o'clock.

The fall of rain on Cow creek, twelve miles southeast of this city, on Sunday afternoon last was the heaviest ever known there. Window Shades, T' rn I rT I Th and Silver Shirt Is the cheap-U it 'C 1 ft 6 I A I A il. jest and beat shirt made. Sold in Cneto- iLZS ksa hisa cza DEMI all Paper Btc. pa by Urerkenridtrc Gardner.

Ucea for sale, $1 per swarm. J. I.AIT.t. Qpnrgo Colter came home from Pltta-htirt: Thursday evening with a shoulder knocked out cf joint. Married by Ilev.

Israel Drundatre, on May 21. at the residence of the bride'a parent-. Mr. Kilery McCorniick and Alios Annie K. V.vstut.

The next regular sociable of the Irebrterian church will be piren by Mr. Mcllwennext Friday evening, June 1. An interesting program bad beeu prepared, and a cordial invitation la extended to come and enjoy It. Bro. Allen Ilarnea of Labette creek rought the editor a basket of new pota-tf-.

la? Saturday, which wero as large as imf.B egga and remarkably tine eat ing. The-' were the early Ohio variety. Mr. Ilarne has our thanse fr kind remembrance of the editor. The police judge had a man before him on I'rldny afsrrnoon on a charge of l- Uiirdrunk and intoxicated or.

theetreet. The defendent Paid he waa drunk from lot of leep and drinking malt and cider, but not intoxicated. The judge took a kindly view of the mitigating circumstance and let him OH" with a tine of and cot. On Friday last Chetopa was highly fiToredby street Duringthe furenoon a band of three one of them playing on three instruments, tnated everybody to a prrennde from the depot to the river. In the afternoon the tiei.I was left to a blind fiddler, who nuM jn.t everlastingly saw music out of tint old box.

The meeting of the Chetopa union labor clui on Tuesday night lively and Interesting. G. W. LRiub, a new-man here, gave nn eamest and timely talk; Dr. Lalta followed with more to the same purport and read eouie straight faction trutt and monopolies; ilr.

Abbott rnl a short poem, and Mr. Clardy gave the audienco nocue of hla cmaint remarks and happy hlta. It was a very enjoyable evening. THURSDAY. M.

A. Martin Grocery Co. "JPor FAMCY r. ixsoi. ji isAot u.

it you iT.ve nny ttc with your i fvul-oil. all on K. W. Id 11 for a gallon of hi- V. i Hrand, special hih fire te t.

ncnil.jr.artf r- fr Ctnfe tloncry and Lur.ch at all hotiri. Eddirtg-ln'4 Bakery. S. J. Whrrler, proprietor the wasron department of the Chetopa Carriage and Vr.on Shop.

(.. to U'hec lrf for Waon repairs. CaTlT" At I'avon for the MKATS and ICK. Leave at the Crick Harkct ar.d it will le delivered. Weaving clone for three cents a yard at Cordon fence factory.

Twenty-six loaves of bread for one dollar at Kddington'. Only lot. left In Railroad Addition. Parties desiring to build should secure lot la addition from Idell and IlraUlenthal. Ice Cream at Kdinjrton'a.

Families and artier supplied at short notice. Published in Chetopa Statesman, May i Sheriff's Sale. State of Kansas, Labette ss. C. F.

Winton and K. O. Doming, panne Winton Deming, plainlilis. vs. W.

M. Bartee and Mary E. Bnrtee, in nn then pending wherein C. F. Winton and Deming, partners as Winton Demitu plaintiffs, and W.

M. Bartee and arv E. 1. and Finetta Hsuck and M. E.

Williams ac istrators of William Uouck deceased, C. M. i-don and D. L. Lawson are defendants.

By virtue of an order of sale to me dire, and delivered, issued out of the Eleventh cial District Court of the State of Kansas, ting in and for Labette eountv in said Stat. will on TUESDAY, THE 12th DAY OF JUNE, A lSb5, at the hourof 2:30 ocIock p. m. of said dav, the court house front tloor in Oswego, in" county and state aforesaid, offer at public s. and sell to the highest bidder for cash in bar.

all the right, title and interest of the abo named defendants, in and to the following di scribed laads situated in Labette County, Kat sas towit: The south half of the southeast quartc (M) and the northwest quarter ('4 of the souih east quarter (Q of section No. nine ('. in town ship No. thirty-four (34), of range No. twent (20).

Said property to be sold without as commanded by said order of sale. W. 1. WILSON, Sheriff. Sheriff's office April 2.5, 1SSS.

CASE GLASSE, Atty's for plaintiff. Money to Loan On Farms- unlimited amount, from 2 to 5 years, at 6 per cent and 7 per cent, with a small commission. No'delay Money ready on completion of title. Oall and get my terms. Farms for Sale at crpat 'bargains.

Office in Cranwell's new brick, up stairs. Chetopa, Kas. Also Attorney for Pension Claims..