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Z n virtue and by authority of en- Execution
L issued from the Office of the Clerk of The
Circuit Court of the County of Pike, in the
State of Missouri, bearing date the 10th day
of May 1912, in favor of Levi Pe,tibone, and
against James d. Tisdale and Hiram G. Ed
wards, | have levied upon and seized all the
right, title. interest and claim of the said
James d.. Tisdale, OF, in and to the following
Real Estate. situate living and being in said
County of Pike. to wit: Lots No. l63. l64 and
4S, with all the Improvements thereon, in the
town Of Bowling Green. and the S. r. Ia of
the N. ". Or. of section 10, T. 80 N, K. 3 W,
and will sell The same TO the highest bidder for
cash in hand, at the Court House door in SAID
town of Bowling Green, on the goth day OF
June, 1912, between the hours of 9 and )
O'Clock of that day, and during The term ofthe
Circuit Court Of said County Of Pike, to salts
fy said Execution and all costs.
WM. PENIX, Sheriff.
June d. 1912. 3w3l
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SHERIFF > Salt.

SIIhIIlt L - Salt.
IN virtue ana by authority Cf an
Il Execution issued from the Office
Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
the County OF Pike, in the State OF
Missouri, bearing date the l5lh dJv
Of March, 1912, in favor OF James
Chiffon, Administrator Of Benjamin
Burbridge, and against Joel Camp
bel! and William Chiffon. have LEVI
ed upon and seized all lie right. t;tle,
interest aud claim OF the sad Camp
bell and Chiffon, OF, IN and 10 tie iol-
loving Real Estate, TO wit: Lot No.
u, with a large brick StorehouSe
thereon; lot Nc. 90, aud lot No. 100,
with Il large framed house thereon,
and all III the town OF Louisiana, IN
sad County Of Pike, and also two
Negro men, one about twenty-five
ana the other about eighteen wears
old, and viii sell tie SAINT to tile high
est bidder Tor cash III hand, at tie
Court House door in the town Of
Bowling GIeen, on the 9Th day Of
June 1912, between tie houis OF .
add J o'cioch O. in4t day, aud during
the Term OF tie Circuit Courl OF said
County, ul Pike, 10 sA,:sl? SAID Ike
cutlun and all costs.
WI. PENN, Sheriff.
3tnp 4 1CiO Su31
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G. W. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
JEFFEPSON CITY. MO-,

WILL attend, promptly, to all applications
for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law, en-
t-usted to him, and eau remit to persons,
per mail, all necessary forms and instrnc-
tions, so thai their business can be attended
TO by undressing him through the medium OF
the mail, post paid.
Nav. i-42. 70
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Ex-PRrsrrExT VAN BuRES has lately
been on a visit 10 Ashland, the seat Of
Henry Clay. This is as it Should be
it will show the world that political OPP
onents are not always personal enemies.
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Therc Is good demand Tor lhat Of
fan quality.
WdiEkey-Recrifed is worth on
the Lcvee. II ia, raw 16a II.
The sales during the past week have
been brisk. The demand is good
and stock on hand light.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

I \ virtue and BY authority OF two
Executions issued from the office
oi the Clerk Of the Circuit Court o
the Comfy Of Pike, IN the State o
a~.so.: one in favor l. l"hn Sid
well, Jr. and the other Iii iavol q
Joseph McLqughIan. and both against
james Fry. ! have levied upon and
seized. all tie ri2ht. title interest and
claim Of the said James Fry, Of in
and to the following Real Estate, stu.
at" lying and being in said County Of
Pike. 10 wit: the \. Z. ! Of the \.
l.. or. Of Section No. 25, Town"hiF
~. 53, Range No. ? West, and will
sell the same to the highest bidder,
Tor c..sh in hand, at the Court House
door IN the town of Bowling Green.
on tie 3Olh day Of June 1912, be-
tween the hours Of 9 and 5 o'clock
Of that day. and during the term ot
H." Circuit Court Of said County 81
Pike. to satisfy said Executions and
all costs.
WN. PENN. Sheriff.
.iune II. 1912. 3w21
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~ IN -
per, entitled The Sucker and Farmers
Record" published by NJ. J. Moves and
G. B. Price, formerly of this place, in
Pittsfeld H., is now before US. This
paper is 10 be devoted TO the principles
and interest Of the great wing parity
vet. as a matter Of course, as is the case
with all party papers at the outset, 1t is
TO be very decent, modest, mild, &c.
However, time will prove the matter,
and as we cheer no violent party pa per
we will withhold both commentator and
censure until we see more Of it.
The Editor Of the Native A. Bulletin
has taken 4 course in reference to the
Rhode Island question hat we were not
prepared TO expect from a high minded
and magnanimous editor. He has at
tempted TO associate Gov. Dorr with abo-
litionists, negroes, sc. THIS. is like rais-
ing the CRY of "mad dog"
1.-TWO GovERHoRs.-It is said this
thing OF having two Governors, is no
new matter in Rhode Island. Il used 10
be the custom after the whites had elected
a governor, for the blacks to assemble
and elect one for themselyes-this custom
has been abandoned for svera! wears
but this late affair seems to have revived
the old usage; especially as Gcv. Dorr is
known 10 have been the leader Of the
Rhode Island -hbolitionists. There is 4
fitness of things in reviving the old GUS
tom in the person Of Dorr."-BnNeiin.
Frind Ellis, this vii! not do, you must
take it back; such comparisons & i%nsinu-
atoms are incompatible with the character
ofan intelligent and honorable editor, who
would carry conviction to the minds Of
his opponents BY the force Of truth and
solid argument. When a combatant is
driven to the necessity Of using such
weapons as these it is time he should cry
out for quarters and surrender at discre-
ton. 1t is exceedingly strange that any
American, and especially 2 na'ire Amer
lean should raise his voice against the
suffrage party in Rhode Island. How
ever, it may be admitted with propriety
that Gov. Dorr is an aboiitionist, that is:
that he is making powerful and success
ful efforts 10 abolish 1rht2 slarery in
Rhode Island-to abolish a British Char
ter, thai has been forced upon a free pee
pie for half a century. the Declaration Of
Independence and Constitution of the
United States, to the contrary not with
standing. There might be at least TWEEN
" thousand abolitinists Of this sort raised
in the state of Mo. for The assistance of
Dorr whenever they might be needed.
TIGET OUT OF THE WAY, or
the great W~ashingtonian Temperance
Car will IL right plumb over you.
We learn that some four hundred per-
sons signed the Weshingtonian pledge in
Hannibal and vicinity last week, while
Messrs. Porter and Selkirk were lectur-
ing among them. They next visited
Louisiana, in this CO., where on Thurs
day and Friday last, they were doing a
noble business. Many of our best citi-
zens, who were given up as irretrieva-
bly, lost, have resolved TO throw of the
yoke of bondage and be free men once
more. God grant the good work may
60 on until there shall not be left adrun-
kard in fhe world.
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EN- pursuance of all order ofthe Circuit Court
{ of Tike County, made at the February
Term; 1912, at the instance of I homas J. Par
ker aud wife, as the heirs of Austin Almond
deceased, ! shall expose to public sale, before
the C"ari House door, in Bowling Green, on
Monday the 2..h day of June -. hHtEeen
the hours of9 and ) O'Clock OF said day, and
during tho term OF said Circuit Court, tie fol-
lowing described Real Estate, lying IN said
County of Pike, VIZ: 5. L. or. sect. SO, r. a.
Z. ) W., containing ore hundred aud fifty
acres more or less; the ". IL 5. VI. II sect.
36, T. 81, L. ), containing so acres; the i.
T.. IA :. w or. sect. SO, T. "a. X. ) W. con.
tanning 40 acres, and the N. L. quarter, n. w.
or. sect. /, T.. 50, K. ) W. containing about
Il acres, rcserviug the quantity of seventy
two acres, assigned as dover 10 Nancy Al.
Inond, the widow of said Austin Almond de.
ceased, aud bounced as follows: commencing
at the y. ". corner ofthe 5 L. or ofsect. SO,
T. 81, X. ) ". thence :. 100 poles, thence l..
us poles and ) links. thence north 100 poles,
thence west TO this place OF beginning. The
above lanc viii be sold on L creoit of twelve
mouths, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved persoual security for lie yment oclho
purchase mGney.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
June 4, 1872. 3w3l
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S%liEkIFF'S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority of m
h Execution issued from tie Office
Of tie Clerk Of the Circuit Court al
Pike County Missouri, bearing date
the It'll day Of June 1912, in favor
Of james w. Camp bell, and against
DenidmiG F. Phillips, and to ne di.
recled. have levied upon and seized,
all the right. tile and interest Of the
SAID Philips. Of IN and 10 tie follow
mo described Real Estate, 10 wit:
tNohundrcd and twelve acres Of land.
being part and parcel OF The league
of land on which Luke Half, Senr.
resided at lis death, and h~equeathed
bv said Luke Hal, Senr. to his son
Luke Hall. Jr. for the benefit OF his
grandson Luke llaii, and sold By
him tie sail last mentioned Luke
Hail. to said Benjamin F. Phillips,
and will sell the same 10 the highest
bidder, tor cash in band. at tie Court
House door in The town of Bowling
Green, III sail County of Pike. on the
30th day Of June 1912. between the
hours OF 9 and ) O'Clock OF sand day,
and during the tenn Of the Circuit
Court Of SAID County OF Pike. to sat
isfv sald Execution and all costs.
WM. PENN, Sheriff.
June II, 1912. 3WS2.
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pY virtue and authority oil an Exc
x cutioa issued from The office OF
the Clerk OF the Cncuit Court Of Pike
County. Missouri, bearing date the
nth day Of April, 1912, in favor Of
George Tile, and against Thomas
Blend. and 10 me directed, ! have lc-
yied upon and seized, al lie right, IL
ne AMI interest Of the said Bland. of,
in aud 10 the following deserted Real
Estate, lyjnC ana being situate in said
Pike. 10 wit: the h. E. of
the \. w. Or. OF secl;on Nc. &c, and
the :. Z. O.. of the n. W. Or. of sec
tion No. 2G. bo'h in Township No.
So, K. Wcs,; also the West half of
the S. +. quarter of section No. 90,
T. 53, L. Q Wes'. containing in all
100 acres. ne the same mere or less,
md Vii. sell the same to the highest
bidder, fer cash in hand. at the Court
House door in the town OF Bowling
Green. in said County OF Pike, on the
3lst day ot June 1912. between the
Of 8 and ) o'clock of said day,
ana during the term of the Circuit
Court Of sad County of Pike, 10 salts
Is said Execution and ali costs.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
June /. 1912. 3wsI
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B A NIX r P rs.
District Court of the United States,
Eor sLn D.k - ~

For the District Of Missouri.
In the matter of Noah Bcas'y. On tic
18th day Of May lSi2, Noah B,asiy,
fled his petition in the District Cont, fol
the benefit OF the Bankrupt law; Where
upon,it is ordered, that the 9th day Of Sept.
'ext be set for the bearing said petition in
SAID court, at the City Of Jefferson. when
and where all interested may attend, and
show cause, ifany they have, why the pray.
or Of the said petitioner should not not be
granted.
Test. JASON HARRISON CLERK.
&. PORTER, Sol.
by b. +. ROBINSON, Sol.
June II. lS42. sw32
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District Court Of the United States,
For the District Of Missouri.

District Court Of the Omitted States,
For the District Of Missouri.
In the matter of NOAH ATklN. On
tn" 10Th day of May 1912, NOAH AT
KIN, flied his petition in the District Court
for the benefit of the Bankrupt law; where
upon, it is ordered, that the 9Th day OF
Sept. next be set for the hearing said peti
ton in saidCourt, at the City OF Jefferson
when aud where all interested may attend
aud show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not he
granted
Tc-,e, JASON HARRISON, CLERK.
W. g.. Minor. Sol.
Ma, 2f. 1912 st 30
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SiiEKlFF1S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority of IN
u cxecu,ion, !ssrad from the Dfhce OF
the clerk oithe Circuit Court of Pike
county, in,,hc State Of Missouri, bear.
M dafe the 9TH day Of May l84I, IN.
favor Of Waiter NJ. Walker, and
against Patrick Canaughty, | h,ve
,evied upon and seized all the rioh,.
tide interest and claim Of tie said
Patrick Canaughty. Of IN s'.,d to the
following real estate, sit ,aled. lvinc
and being in the said CT ,nntv of Pike
viz: the N. w. Or. Of theS. w. or.of
Sect. 20 L. No. 50, North, Rang
NO. "es',e' will sell to The hlsf-
ts' o,d3gr' for cash 10 hand, at the
EonT! louise door, in the town Of
n'"I'.ag Green, on 29th day Of Juro
l. p, between Zoe hours OF . and :
O'Clock ct that day; and during tn
term "i the Circuit Coar. of So
County nj Pie. TO satisfy said execr
uon and all costs.
WM. PENNY, Sheriff
June f,1842. 3w3l
J0Tg~5 2Ds1s, r. !,
HAVING located :, tbc village n
Ashley, will 9%r,e prompt attention %
any call Ii the line of his Profess
fOA y
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May %, 1912. 80
Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
THE undersigned are now receiving, and
IL will keep constantly on hand, at their
Drug Store, in Bowling Green, a good sup.
ply of fresh Drugs and Medicines, together
with
P.ALN'TS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, SC.
which they will sell on accommodating
terms. IL. u. b"AHES, - co
Bowling Green, May ID, 1912, 2s
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ElNnIEF,N NALE.

Nm. PENN. Sheriff.
JCna q. 1912. 3v31
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WIN. PENN, Sheriff:
Jtue i. 1G42. Sw3l
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