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Newspaper
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1886
Page
3
Notices of civil actions from Lawrence and Topeka courts seek partition of real estate across multiple Kansas counties including Douglas, Shawnee, Anderson, Lyon, and Franklin. Names include Jeanie Hussey and several Athearn relatives. plaintiffs Edward H. Dunn and Juliette M. Washburn. Orders require appearances by August 7, 1886 and September 1886 rules with service by publication if needed.
Probate style order in Cherokee County Kansas directs absent defendants Story and Camp to appear and plead by Sept 5 1886 or face confesso. The court warns service by publication and specifies real property in Township 33 Range 25 east sixth meridian described as about sixty acres.
Official notice appears by a clerk named Snow A. 5 with deputy Frank J. TooMas. The fragmented OCR item records a legal or administrative annotation including names and roles.
In the Circuit Court of the United States a case against Joseph Parkinson and others proceeds to enforce a lien on eighty acres in Cherokee County Kansas. Defendants Goodwin Boyles and Stephens are non residents and not served personally. orders require appearance by September 1886 with publication for six weeks in Lawrence newspapers.
A Kansas district court orders Naomi C. Baker to appear in a Cherokee County chancery case by September 7, 1896, due to her absence and failure to plead. The order requires serving copies 20 days before the rule day and publishes six consecutive weeks in the Lawrence Weekly Journal. The case concerns eighty acres in township 33, range 24, east of the sixth meridian.
In chancery No 3332 Hart complainant versus Jackson Rhodes Mattie Rhodes Thomas J Coyle and Mary Coyle Lemuel Camp and Camp his wife whose first name unknown defend ants. The court orders defendants to appear and plead by July rules A D 1886 or default. Service by publication for six weeks in Lawrence Weekly Journal with last publication twenty days before rule day. CG Foster, Judge. True copy of original order. AVS Tuomas, Clerk.
In a chancery action filed in 1880 and heard in 1886, Bassett and Perkins seek to enforce a lien on 148 acres in Cherokee County Kansas including property in sections 34 and 35 near Spring River. Defendants Curtis and wife Sarah Watson and James Watson not served personally. order allows publication for six weeks in the Lawrence Weekly Journal.
The court orders defendants Christian Hey Hattie E Van Vieck and T J Van Vieck to answer by September 7 1886 or be defaulted in the suit Edward P Harris complainant v defendants regarding a 10 acre property in Smith County Kansas. Defendants not found in state. notice to be published weekly for six weeks in Lawrence Weekly Journal with final publication at least 20 days before rule day.
In the US District Court of the District of Kaas Ada Cloud as complainant seeks to enforce a lien on real property in Rooks County Kansas. Defendants Joseph Hewitt Ada Hewitt absent not found in district and not appeared. order for publication of summons by weekly Lawrence Journal for six consecutive weeks with rule day September 1886.
Lawerece Weekly Journal records a Kansas chancery order requiring Andrew Johnson and Alice Johnson to appear, with service by publication for six consecutive weeks, noting they reside in Cherokee County and have not appeared. The case, filed by Bassett and Perkins, concerns land in township 34, range 21 east, totaling about 107 acres, and sets rule day for September 1886.
In the U S Circuit Court chauncey for Atteberry and Pritchett defendants nonresidents ordered to plead by September first 1836. Property: southeast quarter of section twenty and southwest quarter of section twenty one township thirty four range twenty five east sixth meridian Cherokee County Kansas eighty acres. Service required twenty days before rule day. Published in Lawrence Weekly Journal. Judge David Brewer. Clerk Thomas. Deputy Fann J. Thomas.
Creditors and all interested parties are notified that William Roe, executor, will apply for final settlement of the estate of John Roe, deceased, at the Probate Court in Douglas County Lawrence Kansas on July 10 1886.
Advertisement for improved farms and city houses in Douglas and adjoining counties. Promises two story brick homes near the university with favorable terms, water access, shade trees, and ample outbuildings. Also touts corner lots, frame houses, and farms from one acre to over a thousand acres, with leases and easy payments.
Teady to show what we have for sale free of cost to find seekers. Print list available soon. If you don’t know what you want, visit 10 Kansas now. Call Money to rent or sell on farm or city property in sums to suit. Buy two farms or a house and lot at the lowest rate of interest. Value Hosde ley under Douglas County Bank.
Levi A Doane advertising a large list of town and farm properties for sale near Lawrence Kansas. Notable listings include a new 3 room house with yard on easy terms for 30 dollars, a 20 acre farm with water, fences, orchard, and new buildings, and a one acre fruiting lot on principal street with favorable terms. Also features a 3 acre city plot near post office with house and stable, and a 200 acre Dulray county farm with crops, water, and outbuildings. Offer to sell with flexible payments.
The text describes a medical observation of urinary deposits, ropy sediment, and alumina particles with references to spinney and Dr S. It mentions a condition affecting aging patients and a weakened seminal function. The passage is fragmentary and uses medical jargon with unclear context.
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