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THEKANSASSTAR J. C. RICHEY, Business Manackr. Order by postal or call at office. 118 South .uain Street. Anyone failing to receive their paper promptly, will please notify The Kansas Star. LOCAL HttKVITlEH. Wichita Live Stock Market. Wichita, Kan., Aug. 12, 1893. Reported by Vuntliver & Griuieb, Live Stock Comuiisiiion Merchants, Union Stock Yards. SMpiJinn steora ' $4.25 to 1.50 Hutohot stecra S.OOto S.M Btockein and f coders 8.85 to8.7 (Iowa ami heifers, chuk'e I. Si! to2..'3 Cons and htiifers, fair to good 1 50 to 1.75 Sheep iu fuir domttnd ai4ot to 5 Hogs, oar loartlotH 4.(15 to 5,15 Hews, by wagon 4 55 to 5 no "orrocted ovoty Friday at 11 o'clorlt. All the home news in the Star. $1. L. Tunny, Slo North Main street, wholesale and retail grocers and com mission merchants specialities The Banner Meat Market, opposite the court house, is the place to buy nice fresh moats. Farmer Tnompson of Pratt county raised over 3,000 bushels of wheat this ear in spite of the drouth, and will iiuvo a big turnout of corn. It is pretty hard for the weather in Kansas to beat a farmer who is determined to produce crops. The attendance at the World's fair is increasing. Hick's storm periods for September are as follows; The 1, 2, and 3, the 10, 11,12, 13 and the 2 and 25 inclusive, with a poplar wave passing over us the last few days of the month, The jury disagreed in the case before Justice Jones of the state vs. Lou Her-ringtun for the violation of the tish law. Lawyer J. J. Parks has returned from Chicago. He took in Rock Island on his return. That prince of good fellows, Robert B. Kepler, member of the stale board of public works, Topeka, Kansas, was in the city this week. Mr. Kepley is a membor of the Arm of Mulvane & Kepley sand stone paving company, who pavel the street car lines in our city. Bob always meets with a hearty welcome in Wichita. Dr. Hunter Corbelt and daugher Miss Bessie are here for a brief visit with his brother W. S. Corbett, President of the Kansas National bank. The Dr. resides in China and is on his way back to Hong Kong after a brief visit in the land of Uncle Sam. The youngest son of Dr. Ed Whitlock had the misfortune to break his leg at the ankle while playing with some young campanions. The Dr. and his wife were awaiting the train for Chicago whon the accident happened and it necessarily postponed their expected trip I)u. Harrison, Eye, Ear & Cancer. 138 N Main Street. Willie Hatton has relumed from the World's Fair. Col .1. L. Dyer and wife has returned from Duluth Minn. B. F. Weeks, o! Grenola. Elk Co. Kansas, is in the city visiting his , Miss D. U. Jones. Judge Reed returned from Chicago last Sunday morning. Wtn. Parrott, of Eyansville Indiana, is in the city. Mr. Parrott camo to attend the Golden Wedding of his Grand Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat hew Parrott. He will visit relatives and friends in the city for some time. Ray Taylor, son of Col. H. L. Taylor, is in the city visiting his parents. Ray is railroading in Texas. The funeral services of Miss Mary Barth, took place Sundav at 9 o'clock. Rev. L. A. Hall preached the funeral discourse. B. Dawson, the North Main Street butcher, can como as near suiting his patrons very day in the week as any buthcer living. If you waut what you go alter, stop at Dawsons'. Harvesting Machine Oil. Ground Rock Salt, best for slock, $1 per bbl at L, Tenny's 81.5 N. Main St. Our daily sales "are more than any two stores in the city. D. E Barnes and , W. H. Tate, Geo. E. Lewis and wife left Friday morning over the Frisco for Boston Mass., to attend the 19th anual convention of the Postal clerks Mutual Benefit Association which meets in that city the lifth. The three gentlemen named are delegates from the Wichita Postal district. No city in Kansas offers the inducements to investors that Wichita dees. There will be three ballon ascensions during the fair. The probate Judge and his assistants Rob Coates and W H Berthold, are at work inspecting the books of the county treasurer. Charley Jones is home from a visit to Chicago ana the lakes. Officer Dadisman ed a mad deg Wednesday on third street between 4th and 5th avenue. The rabid animal was making a scatterment of the inhabitants up in that neighborhood. Chas. Newman and Geo. Tanner who was arrested recently for removing piping from a house on Fairraount, were acquitted Wednesday and the costs taxed against the complaining witness C. F. Goforth, the jury finding the prosecution to be malicious. Pastor Sim's themes for LoJds, day are as follows; At 10:45 "A preacher of old." At 8 "A lamp to guide." The evening theme is the tenth in the series for young people. Come promptly and take a front seat. P. A. Rohrbauch is home from an extended visit in the east. It is thought that ne added an inch or so to his stature while away. T. Ryan, a son of the Emerald Isle's, struck Wellington from the west this morning foot sore and weary but with a true Irishman's plgck, not discouraged. He hails from Teleriude. Colorado, in the San Juan country and tells a doleful tale of hardships since the silver mines in that country were shut down. He came in from the Pan handle country where he worked his way on the Ft. Worth & Denver road and from there to this city on the Same Fe. He says the report that railroads are hauling the poor unemployed people out of the country free of charge is untrue and says a man has either to walk out, or take his chances on he bumpers when the train men are not looking. Wellington Mail. Cnko Walk. Were you ever at a cako walk? Well you ought to go. You will have more fun than you have had for a long lime. Perhaps you do not know what a cnko walk is. Try and find out. There will probably be a cake walk in town in the near future. If there is, go and see it. Golden Wedding. The fiftieth anniversary of tho marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Parrott was celebrated at tnoir happy home in this city latt Sunday. They were married in England fifty years ago and the half century they have spent together has been smooth sailing. May they add another quarter century to their years of wedded bliss. Their ren and numerous friends helped to make the occasion a joyous one. Rev. Love of the Reformed church preached his farewell sermon last Sabbath to a large crowd. He and family go to Kansas City this week, where they will reside in the future. Bobert Arner, a young man quite well known in this city, formerly iu the flour business here with his brother-in-law, Charley Pulton, is quite sick with yellow fever at Houston, Texas, where has been in business for the last year. Notes from tlio School of Elocution ami Oratory. The school will have a public opening Momhiy, 11, inst., 4 p. m., in Y. M. C. A. auditorium Address bv Dr. Richard son, recitations by recent graduate s and music by Mrs. L. Clarke, the famous harpist and vocalist from New York. This school has recently moved into new and larger quarters aud has added two new members to its teaching force, Mrs. Came E. lifmiiv, instructor in calisthenics and laws of health, and Miss Mario Mathis, Instructor in French and German The principal says that in view of the 'times'' the outlook for next year is very encouraging. Now is the time to plant your money in the best city in Kansas if you want to realize largely on your investment. The Peerless Princess is on the up grade. Take a walk and get a cako at the cako walk. COWING KVKNTS. The Wichita Fair Sept II- Stutu Fair, Topeka Sept ifi Ort 3 ntaie Kimoriiii Association num. n vi Kansas Week at World's Fair… Sent. 1116 Garden Plain had a sensation last week in the elopement of Miss Myrtle Payne, the of a well to do farmer and stock raiser, with a Wichita blacksmith named Loudermuk, The girls parents were not nearly so infatu- ated with the brawny lover as was the girl, and they forbid him seeing her True love found the way for several clandestine visits however, and while the family were at an entertainment one night last week, the lover met her, drove to her home and got her trunk and they drove away, learing their whereabouts as yet unknown. There is weeping and gnashing of teeth in the rayne household. Tno groom is i widower with several ren and un educated.. The ju,ry in the case of the State against Lon Herrington was discharged on account of being unable to agree, they 6toad nlno tor acquittal aud three for conviction. The question of his guilt hinged on whether black bass grow in Sedgwick Co. The information charged Herring ton with seining black bass from the Ninescah River and they could not, or did not demonstrate to the satisfaction of the jury that there were any black bass in the river. Wanted to Jewell. James Bourgette was arrested Tues day by Ciiiot ol police Cone, lor carry ing a revolver and threatening to Postmaster Jewett. He was recently discharged from the service for mcom potency, ana Jailing to rind other em ployment his mind became unbalanced and he imagined he had cause for ing the postmaster and bringing about a change of administration about the po6totiice. He was lying in wait for the postmaster to show up at the ollico whon arrested, having a loaded and cocked revolver in his pocket. He was taken to jail, and Jewett has tiled in formation against him asking that his sanity be inquired into. The young man is highly connected, his mother and sister being highly respected mem bers of Wichita hociety. LEGAL NOTICE. ToO. E. Wales, Jool V. lllioadr, Catharine Itlmndcis. KuKxutt HriKua, Jos Unrncm, lVrly bmith, Fraukliu tiiuitu, Ma bmitk, Daisy Hmith. You are her (by notified that a petition has boon filed with the clerk of Knehi Townitliip, He '-wio County, Kansas, containing in subatauo.i tlin following, via. Ai4'uk the lrUHte- of said Township to lscnte, eMablinh ami dIhw a uitch itommtmcinc atu point at tho southwest corner of the northwest (juarter of section 28, township 2f), rouse I enst iu said towusliip, torun in a southwesterly ili-reotiou toa point iuterseutinK ( hiskolra Creek at or near the southwest eornr of the northeast quarter of the aoulheast quarter of section HM, township 211, ltariKel east in said county an.l stjite. Tlint said petition will be heard at the southwest corner of northwest quarter of section :n. range M, rownsluu 1 l.asl iu HmIkwio .ounty. Kansas, on theVth dm of Sent. 18113 at "o'clock A. M. CM. IBWIN, One f the petition rs. First Publication, Sept 3, MW. THE AliSOKItING JI KSTION. The all absorbing question remains. what did the president mean when he said in tho proclamation that A strip ol land 10(1 feet in width around and immediately within the outer boundaries of the entire tract of country to be opened to settlement un der the proclamation is hereby tempo rarily set apart lor the lollowing purposes and uses, viz: Said strip, the inner boundary of which shall bo 100 feet from the exterior bounary of the country known as the Cherokee Outlet, shall be opened to occupancy in advance of the day and hour namod for the open ing of said country by persons expect ing and intending to make settlement pursuant to this proclamation, Such occupancy shall not bo regarded as tres pass, or iu violation of tho proclamation or of the law under which it is made; not'Bhall any settlement rights be gain ed thereby. the above clause is interpreted by some to mean that it includes all of the original tract of land known as the Cherokee outlet which would embrace the Osage lands and reservation includ ing the thirteen and a half sections in the Chilocco reserve, If the department intended to reserve lUUieet on the east ern line of the Osage reservation for camping purposes it showed monument al ignorance of the geography of the country and of the necessities of the occasion, because that could be of no ad vantage to settlers. In order to secure all of the light possible upon this un fathomable abyss ol uneertamtv, a. S Barnes sent the following dispatch to secretary smith: Arkansas City, Aug., 27. Are we allowed, unber the proclama tion to make the run for the strip from unnocco, usage and i'oncar The above message was refersed to Commissioner Lamoreaux who replied as iollovs: Washington, Aug 2", B. S. Barnes, rresiuoni s proclamation reserves Chilocco, Osagoand Ponca reservations irom iimas to oe opened, i nave no authority to grant parties permission to go thereon, a. vv. Jjamokeaux Com. Br. Barnes takes it that Commission er Lamoreaux dispatch supports his in terpretation of the proclamation, that the 100 foot referred to is along the east line of tho Osage reserve and south line of Kansas and north line of Oklahoma, and that in view of the fact that home- seekers cannot enter the strip from, or through the Usage or other reserva tions, that the run must bo mado from the north and south linos. Tho latter conclusion wo believe lobe a correct one, and that the only question now of considerable moment is, whether the 100 feet strip will ho along tho south line of Chilocco, "on tho lands to be opened to settlement" or north of that reserve Traveler. The Mayor's Labor Proclamation. Whereas, The legislature of the state of Kansas by tin act approved March 4 lo!U, designated the hrst Monday September of each year thereafter to be known as Labor day, and delcare the same to be a legal holiday; and Whereas, It is proper that all parties engaged "in the employment of labor should observe this day to the end that the laboring classes and labor organizations be permitted to gather for rest, social intercourse, the improvement of their interest and material welfare. Therefore I, L. M. Cox, mayor ot the city of Wichita, do hereby recommend and suggest that the 4th day of September, 1X93, being the first Monday in September, 1893, be observed throughout the city as a general holiday, and that all servants and employes be granted a leave of absence from their daily toil between tho hours of 12 o'clock m. and 6 o'clock p. m. of said day, and that said day be otherwise generally observed, as shall best carry out the object and spirit of the law. L. M. COX, Mayor. Chloroformed and Kouhed, Gerald Volk, manager of the A. N. Kellogg newspaper Co. of this city, was neatly robbed of about $1,000 worth of diamonds and money about 9:30 o'clock last Thursday evening. He was in his office balancing up the books for the month and looking over the cash, when suddenly every thing became blank to him. The robbers did their work well. After chloroforming him they tied his hands behind him took everything valuable they could find about his person. Air. Volk's pocket book containing about $100, his diamond ring and scarf pin valued at several hundred dollaas, in all amounting to near $1,000 in cash. No trace has yet been found of the perpetrators. The robbery was a bold piece of work and shows the master hand of one sed in the business. Mr. Volk will probably trade off his hunting dog for a good pugnacious bull dog and keep the animal tied loose whenever he is counting over the cash. Married. Saturday evening Aug. 2fith, by Rev. Harmon, Mr. Palmer Dodds of 142 N. Main street to Miss Maggie Wheeler of 301 W 2nd street. SHERIFFS SALE. No. 15.815. Distriot Court, Eighteenth Judicial District. bedwwick County, Kansas, l'hilando Armstrong, l'luintilf, vs. Amanda Didwell and Fred J. Moure, defendant H? Virtue of an order of wile issueil ont nf the Dit.ti id Court of tho isth .ludinial Uistriut, sit ting in ami for Sedgw ick County, Kansas, in the above nut it lei action, t will on tVeilucaday, tho th day of tlcto er A. !. 1MU, at 1C o'clock A. SI., at the west diir of tlie Court lions.!, in the C'ty of Wichita, Kansas, oiler fr sale, at public nact inn. ami sell to the highest bidder for cash in ban i all the rinht, title and interest of tho defendants above named iu and to the following described real propertv situated iu the County ot Boilgwick, state of Kansas to-wit: ljot an. ail on Wabash Avenue, in Mathewsim s 2nd addition to the city of Wichita. saut real property is lev nit o:i as tho proper V of the defendants above named and will he sold without appraisement to satisfy aaid order of title. Sheriff s Olbce Wichita. Khhh: Sent. 1. A. I). 1MW. HAAC T. A HUT, 8herilT Hsdi?wirk Ciuiutv. Kioisas. C. H. Hhooks, rlaintilT's Attorney. first l'nblication Sep 2, 18U8. Prof. T. A. Yowell is home extended visit in the north. from an Mrs. Helena Maswn, department aide went down to Derby Saturday night ane organized a new corps of the W. H. C. and started it on the road to success by mitiatiing some of the leading ladies ol Derby and vicinity. The name select eu was that ot ' Baldwin" and the num ber 2o!). They will meet on the second and fourth Saturdays in each month Following are the officers. President Martha Symmes. Senior Vice Jennie kirby, Junior Vice Sarah J. Nelson. Secretary Mary E Butcher Treasurer Lou Ilaughey. Chaplin Lueinda -Kirby. Conductor Mary C. Patton. Guard –Mollie Huffman. The cake walk takes the cake, a walk. Tul. FA I It NOTKS. Some of the classes not Gllner satis factory to the board, have been declared off, and other claims substituted. The 2.40 pace to 3.00 pace, 2.20 to 2.24 free for all pace to 2.20 pace, two and three year old trotting classes reopened ror ;puu each. A Number of the races filled very sat isfactory, which insures a large field of good horses. nndlv Carved l"p. ' flowed freely up on Tenth and Mainst. early Thursday morning. A col ored man named Alexander Hutchinson, porter at the 12th St. Mo. Pacific depot, became jealous of the attentions paid his comely wife by a colored preacher named Reed, recently from Tennessee. Early Thursday morning he left for work as usual, but returning after 20 minutes absence found the preacher there. Whipping out a knife ho swiped the man across the throat and then aeross the abdomen, the latter one being a terrible one, leaving the entrils exposed to view. He then hastened out of tho house giving his wife a caressing gash across the neck just missiDg the jugular, as he went. The minister it is thought cannot recover. The woman will be all right in a few days. The slasher after getting in his work went to the depot and was at work as if nothing happened when arrested by the police. Greer, one of the express robbers was admitted to bail this week, a deposit of cash amounting to $1,200 was made and Greer walked out into the sunshine. Do not let your mind wander frem the fact that the cake walk will be the jolliest affair of the season. The Traveller estimates that 2.j,0'iO people will present themselves at the Arkansas City registering booth alone, for registration. It will be impossible for all of them to get registered in the four days and a half. VVbat will be done. Merchant TailoringC Attorney J . V. Dougherty is east on business, Few of our professional or business men but what have or expect to visit the World's fair. Lawyers, doctors and occasionally editors take brief vacations and pleasure trips, but there is one man in town, a loader in his profession, too, who seldom goes on a pleasure trip. We refer to Hon. W. P. Campbell. He was appointed judge of the district court in 1809 and for eight years kept business moving on tho bench. Since that time he has been attending strict ly to his large practice here. Tho sum mor never gets too hot or the winter too cold for Bill to be at work. Except ing lor brief business trips he can al ways be found at his post. District Court convenes next Tues day. The following are the names of the petit jurymen drawn for this term W, L. Appling, Wichita, township; 11. V. Donnelly, city; A. U rayno. city; H. O, Kimmol, Ninnoseah township; B. C. Smith, (jrooly township: Peter L Bock, Attica township; Win. Parker, Salem township; Georgo Dovoro, Payne township; VV. C. Webster, city; ,1. h Walton, Morton township; .1. K. Brink, city; J. L. Petrio, city; Win, Kerr Grand Hivor township; T. E. Kellnr Ninnescah township; C. C. Hossliold city; Win, O'Brien, Garden Plain town ship; J. W. Wndsworth, Union town ship; J. W. Wadsworth, Union town ship; G. W. Moore, city; S. L.Nolan Alttiea township; win iiearu, city Jesse Scnce, Salem township; Geo. Neff, Ninnescah township. Illinois has more Grain! Army posts thau any other State. She foots up vol posts and goes ahead of Ohio by New York stanris third in line, with 070 posts, and Pennsylvania fourth, witl 019. Indiana is next, with r90, and Mis souri sixth, with 512. The other states rauk as follows: Iowa, Kansas, Michi gan, Wisconsin and Nebraska. The Wichita Mechanical and Agri cultural fair which will be held Sept. 11,12,13, 14, aud 15, will be the best ever held in tho city. Tho speed department will bo second to none in the west, Tiik intending settlers of theClicrkce Strip havo received plain intimation that the lawsof tho president of tho United States the framing of the rules and regulations under which the Strip is to be eutercd ar.d occupied, and that the rules and regulations so made will be most certainly en. Those whom it may concern should hood this notice and turn a deaf car to demagogues, agitators and shystering lawyers who advise them that what amounts to tho law in the case may be ayoided or overridden, and they should especially avoid the counsels of the born fool or thief, who is ready to jump up on overy corner and advise that this, that or the other thing bo done "by force." This is a government of law which extends to the Cherokee Strip and regions adjacent, and the person who, in any country where all the machinery of the law is in operation, calls out for the dethronement of law aud tho usurption of "force" isacra.y man or a scoundrel. Everybody should know this. K. V. Star. Did ll Vote for Mr. ClevHmid? To the Ed tbir of The Press: Silt: I am out of work for tho first time in twenty years. Tins firm that has employed me has 100,000 worth of inade-np and unsold stock. They have shut down. No work until wiuter would mean 200,000 in unsold stock in the warehouse, and I cannot blame them for shutting down. If they take away the protection which has enabled this firm to run without stopping all those years, "Where arc we at?" Tho mere suggestion of taking it away throws me and my shopmates out. Is there an American Democrat in Washington like Samuel J. Itandall? Jle believed in American markets for American producers. Whnu there was a Itandall I was a Democrat. Sing Sing, Aug. 21. Iiji.k Mechanic. s 0 ,0 -THE- Phitoner 106 I. Douglas Offers now tho greatest inducements in lino Merchant-Tailoring. Elegant Street suits to order $20; good Dress Pants to order $,". Pino Dress Suits a specialty. Our stock of Spring Woolens must be cleared by August 1st. i'rlco no object. Also a few Suits, Pants, etc., uncalled for, must go. WICHITA TAILORING CO. 309 N. Main street WIN'! PA Man or lady in each city, tnwu and 11 aa ' uu country place to show samples oi Shoes, Clothing, IU'ess (iisals, Silverware, Jewelry, and have price-lists distributed. You can make $a.m a day ami have regular work the your round. Send stamp for quick answer to liaiiios Co., I.uulsvlllti, Ky. SPECIAL EXCUBSIONS TO THE WORLD'S FAIR. The MiBFouri Pacilln M .ail xmi v lino oumo iirrHngeinenis ror a cheap trip to the World's fair, niuJ will ruu Biiccial excursions to Chieiiiro at irrontlv rn. iluced rates on the follnwinir ilmno- July 31st and August 7th. The advantages of this route are many, ow- nifi w wo eieganii inronirn Bervice and mamiificent en ui union t. All concerning lines, Joiivintf time of tniinH. uimt oi ucKttieuj., lurniMhea by jy. K jJiHt-Kioy, iiei(ei Agent, Missouri Pacific Railway. A Dfdit.illM in ncrnln K.dnrr ..!…,.. I., I. ..I I .,".. ….iii VII (..I1U1ICU asking the governor to pardon David y rou, uuiivieiou oi lorgory. LEGAL NOTIOE No, 17.0IK. In tha UIhI riot Court of H(lwick County, Karimih, l''onr(h National Hank of Wichita. Raima, plaiutill. VH. JamesC Joiich, Ijonia C LauriMit, I) M llrown, DM llrown aa AdininiHtiator, Mattio ii llrowu lJhobe 8. Harmon, Defendant, NOTICK. Thn dafendantH, I'lieUi 8, llannou ami l.ouiR C Laurent am hereby notilieil that they have boen Btiedhy tha plaintiff, in the above named court toKethor with the other ilefendantH above mimed aud that, the? iniiHt aiiHwer tha petition lilodthoreiu, on or Mora thn 211th day vf Hep-loiulmr, lHtiil, or the alienation of plaliitill'H potitionwill l taken UHtrtia anil a Judgment and dncrcHB will bo rendered, act Huh aaide a pro-tomled IratiHfernf two proiuiHory notoH, dated March IMIi 1HHH, nixneii by lamia (!. lmiirent, payable to the defendant, Jauum C. Joiich. one tor tho snni of one htind'nd dollara, (ijtltHl.llll) due on or beforaJan. lat, Ml, with t"ii per cent inter, eat; ami one for one hundred twenty tivedolloiH (Jiri.iW) due on or Iwifere .laa Iht, Ihhh, with ten per cent internal thereon. AlKoiOiiortwMteejecuted by lnihC. Lumen! to the defendant. lumen C. Juihh, aiTiirn Maid notes, and coverinK lot No 20 on Kauln Ht inet in Jones Hiippleiiieutal addition to thn city of Wichita KauHaH, and mibject the initi'diicHHH evidenced by aiiid notea to the payment of a judgement heretofore rendered, and of record in the Court of Common I'Ioiih of Hedwwick count V, KaiiHUH, iu favor of the Fourth National Hunk. and luiainHt.lnmeH I). Junes ami othcra, bciiiK civil action No. 121. Tlie plaintil! aeeka bi act aside tho tranaferof anid notea ami mortaKe, nn the ground Dint HUeh traiiHfer waa made by tha defendant, .lumen C. Joiihh, to hinder, delay and defraud Ilia cred-itora. J. V. DACOH jrllTT. At text Attorney for Plaintiffs. H K. Kiks, Clerk, liv C. A, I'm l.l. ii'. Deputy, Find, I'liblioatiou Auk. 1". IKM. NIC XT MONDAY IS YOl It DAI' To (io to The World' l''alr. WHY? ItecntiHii Tine (iuic.vr Hock Ii.i.and HoDTK has (,'iven oreatly reduced rates, and you can now ninka that proposed trip to mv tha Hnr Hhow, The rates anply on the following iIiuch: Do Mommy, July 17, reluru Kriih y, July 21 or 28 " ;'4, " 1 July 2 or Aug. 4 Sii, " " Auk. lor 11. , " Auk 7, " ' ' 11 or is, Ask nearest ticket anon! for full paniculara, John HKHAariAN, ti. f, A. Cheap and Dcslrablo rroperty, I havo gone out of tho real estate business and have the following property on my hooks, for which lam cx-clusivo agent: AO feet, cast fornt, on South Lawrence avenue with l!-r,om house (No. 21!) South Lawrence nvo.) The above property is very desirahlo, being near tho business center of the city. 20 acres of land on Arkansas avenue ono milo south of Sullivan's dcni, all under cultivation, H-room houso, barn, well fencml, witli mill raeo running through tho land. The ubovu property will bo sold very cheap, '.I. C. KiciiUY, Stak otllce. The Kansas Stak has a larger circulation in Sedgwick county than any other weekly newspaper publihoil. Advertisers who want to reach n buying public should mako a note of this fact. SHERIFF'S SALE. Nn. in,N07. District Court, KiirhtrMitli Judicial District Hednwick County, Kansas. Tha West dido National Hank, plullitilT, VB. The Wichita Watch Company, defendant. lly virtue of an Execution issued ont of thn District i ourt of tha Isih Judicial District, ait-tluu iu and for Hedawick County. Kansas, in the above entitled action, 1 will on Wednesday, the lllh day of Hept. A. I). lHllil, at 10 o'clock A M at the west door of thn Court Housp, in the City of Wichita, KiiiiHiia, nITer for Bale, at public auction, and anil to thn liiuhest. bidder for cash iu mum an inu num, title noil interest ot llin dc-f endanla above named in and to the followinu described real property situated in tha County or NiHiitwick, state of lumnis, to-wit: 1 he TiH-iH interest in the rollowbiK: oimeeiic-iiiKata point Pill 4-10 feet Nor h and 1VH lee:, Hust of thn HnuthwoHt oorner of S'Clion 111, township 27, limine I ICast, thence Noith paral id with llin west line of Hiiid section MM .VPI fmt, thence 1'iwl JIMI feet, thence Hoiit.li .V.HI 5-10 f et, thence wes' B"jl feet, to hcKitmiilK, tonetlwr with the iiiiprirvoiiieids thiiriiou, and aiipraiscd at tlMtill.lKJ, Hald real property in levied on as the properly of the diit'eudnnts arovn named and will be sold to satisfy said Hxeculion, Hher'tl's Oliioe, Wichita, Kansas; Auk. I, A. D. MM. J.UAC 1 AUI.T, Hlierifl HodKwiek County. Kansas. ItoliOl.l'll VITIKul., I'laintill'a Attorney. First Publication Auk. 5,1811:1, WIIKKi: AltK TIIKf AT,. Lewolling is mourning at Wichita like an Alexander because he has no more offices to bestow upon his boon companions as rewards for political infamy or inaminity. Kics is working the Sedgwick and Harvey County farmers as an agriculturist. His mouth Is in good shape. Cone is still on dock protecting vice in wholesale. Webster is enjoying "Pullman & pie" enroute to tho World's fair gloating with miserly joy over his fat take as partner of "Impostor Kios.'" I'arkhurst is along worshiping his idols with the rapt devotion of a Pharisee. The Lease is East spouting noisy declamation at about iV) per sja-jut. Thereetofthe gang are doing the county fairs riding the trick mules double. X. LEGAL NOTICE!. in tho Dintrict (Joint, of Kedwii k County Kansas, F, llenrion, plaint ill, vs. John Bleiber, defendant. MM'I K. Tho defemlanl, Joh'i Hteil.i r. is herebv noti fied that h has been aned by the piaiiilili above m. men in tlie aonve court.. That ho must answer tho pel it ion of the plain-will be taken as trim, and judgment and tilt filed therein on or befoni the 2Hth day of Huntomhnr iHV.t. or the iietition nf the olainlitl decree will bo roie'ered udjiulKifiK the defendant to bu ind"bbl to the plaintiff in the sum of $102 10, with interest thereon from Hie 2Sl.h day juiy ism, at. r.witm per cent, per annum, ami or- derniK thn following desenlsid real estate to-wit: North half of thn Hwulliwest narter, H'ctlon 111. Towimhio 'iH, ilanun 'i West, hwluwii.k Conn. ty. Kansas, which has been attached in Hiiiii ac tion, to he sold to satisfy said indebtedness, with interiist and costs. F. Hkniuon, Plaintiff, Attest, Ry J, V. DAUoiiKiirv. Ilia Ally. 11. K s. Clerk, Hy C. A. Pill ixi p. Dnpnty. First Publication Auk 12 1S'.. The Western School of ELOCUTION AND ORATORY. ( )iens the lirst term of its fourth year September 11th, 4 p. in. Clauses in Elocution. Oratory, Rhetoric, (iruco culture and Laws of Jleulth, by Mrs. Dr. TilTuney, French and (Jerman, by Miss Marie Mathis. All invited to see our new rooiiiH and new arrangements, Komi for circulars, Oko. W, Hons, Principal, Y. M. (). A. building, Wichil.it. A, BUCH, Book-Binder Latest Styles and Lowest Prices. BGQKS BOUGHT EXCHANGED W SOUTH MALN ST. Wichita, – – Kansas. J. P PARROTT & CO., UHALEliN IN- Wall Paper and Mouldings. KecpH tho latent Designs and Coloring in all radon of Wall Papor. All work executed with NeatneHH and Dispatch. Call and hhj ua belore purcbaHiiiK, at 210 N. Main, Drat door Bouth of the llaeket. FRANK LUHY, PAINTER & PAPER HANGER. A Share ol' Your Patronage Solicited, 710 Kortk kin Street, Comer of Main and Oak, Witliata, Kansas J. TURLEY & CO. DKADEriS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Carpeti, Oil Cloths, Mattings, I'ukh, Door Mats, MatresBe, Lounges, Window Shades. lied J to mi Suits, Parlor Suite, Kany CbairB, Tinware, Stoves, Lamps, Chamber S' ts. Cutlery, Etc. Holiest Cash Price Paid fur Household I'nniitiire. Sec ns IJefnre Selling 230 NORTH MAIN STREET. : V7ICHITA, KANSAS.
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