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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

A MONs the records Of said court made at sa;a
IA term is the foiowingto wiz,
IN PARTITION.
catSarine A. Martin and Alexander II. Martin
her husband, Alexander II. Marsis, assignee
OF Spafogd Parker, Elizabeth Withrow and
Saml W Withrow her husband, Efary A WeIcb
and DANES W. Welch her husband, and Ann
Withrow. '""
Lewis Y. Wrsht, Block Parker, LuBretia Parker,
Sidney Parker and Mary A Goodman.
Whereas, the Circuit Court of Lisco,a county
Missouri, at the Septsmher term, 1859 male an
"rder in the above cause, directing the Sheriff of
Lincoln coanty, Missouri, to se9l all the right
title, inteest and estate Of said parties or in
and to the following described real estate. sim
ate IN Lincoln county, Missouri, to wit: so acres
of the north side OF the northwest ouor,cr os
section "a township 48 range l west bv n rne
runnAng east and wesa--aIso the east half or
northeast quarter Of section % township az ranUo
west, containing so acres-al.o the east half of
southeast quarter OF sec IA township As range
west, containing e0 aercs--alsO the south half of
southwest quarter of sec 13 township 4S range I
west, cQntalRing "a 1G-lOO acres--aIso the soutb
haif Of southwest or of northwest ar Of section
IL township 4o range west, containing 10 aeres
also the northwest quarter CT southwest or of
section - township AZ range | west, containing
90 oo-'oo acFes--also the northeast or of south.
west quarter OF section Is township 4s range |
west, except that porticn sold of of snmc by the
said Thomas j. Wright in his ,fe time to John
II. Faulcon.r and Levi Bcklc, containing 2I. 50
acres more or less, and she east haif OF north
west ar Of section l3 township As range I west.
except that portion sold off of the same by said
!, shomas o. "Sight in his life time to John II
Faulconpe, containing IL 2a-1O9 acres, more or
less, and containing in nll 467 90. 100 acres.
Now therefore, I, S. r. Voolfolk, Sheriff of said
county. will, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
Apri', 1870, btween tn ehours Of nine in the
forenoon and five in the aitersoon of that day,
at the court house door in the town of Troy in
said c"nnty, expose aid real estate to oubtic
sa'e to the highest bidder fcS one half cash and
the balance in six months, with interest on said
deferred payment at the rate of 10 per cent. per
'nnum' said sheriff taking bond with good and
chnce money. S. X. WOOLFOIK SbcriE
inch ionic
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07

(Which was q blue belly with all the
other fairies. The King delivered an ad
dress to them, and wound up by saying
the bad spirit Of Jack the Giant kilIc,
would soon DO there, and they must all be
as small as possible ; and then he added
you know you have power over every
thing but him. The King had just So,
down, when oil at once they heard a
great rusb and roar, and jacks spiri,
was there.
The 6rst thing he did was TO call them
up, one by one, and see il they were too
large anu N SO he would anAict some
terrible punishment. They had all been
called up but Willie, aud now ie was bis
tine. The sentence passed on Willie
was this: loo large! too large! Ae
must be changed; his head shall bo q
pumpkin and his body a potato. still he
sbaal be seaside. and all the fairies shall
make sport Of him, and after they get
through he shall bc banished from Fairy
Land
You may imagine how miserable Willie
must have been. lie cried, but that did
20 good, and he thought il he could only
be at home with bis parents how happy
he would bco He would be willing to 20
TO school forever. 1e was then he began
to realize how terrible it was to he with
out father aud mother. Oh thought
he, if had never been q fairy, how
happy | would be. Just then the potato
and the pumpkin we're brought forward,
and Willie began to scream very hard,
when oil at once he found himself sigh,
in the hay stack, where he had been all
the time. 1t was only . dream, and Of
course he was vory much rejoiced.
Willie knew the second bell for school |
had Fang and that he would be too late,
so he went home, thinking he would take
q fresh start to school the next morning
He told his parents about it, any they all
had great laugh about "Willie's fairy
dream" But if it was dream, it made
him better boy, for after that he was
very obediept to his kind father and
mother, and always willing 10 90 to
'chool. He studied very hard, and grew
up to be au intelligent gentleman.
May all the little girls and boys who
read this story profit by ID; may they
nevcr cry when they have to go to school,
's be disobedient to their parents or
teachers but live to be good aud intelli-
gent men and women, is the wish of
POUR sincere friend,
LEONTINE.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.
R1 VIRTUE of a special exccutio

Rl VIRTUE of a special execution, issued
- from the ofice Of the Clcvk Of the Circ ,it
Court Of Lincoln county, Mo-, dated tn. l%th dsy
OF Mar h, 1880, made returnable 10 the April
Term OF said eouEt 1870, and to the Sheriff of Lin
colin county directed and to mo delivered on the
10th day of March 1870, in favor OF James
Reid, executor Of George W. Ztmsnerman do
ceased, and against Archibald G. Taylor, l am
ordered to sea all the right. ttlo, claim and in
tercst that the said Archibald c. Taylor has in
and to ihc following described real estate, to
wit: Lying on the Uate2s of Bobs creek, be-
ginning at stone set for the sectionsl corner ON
the Tine dividing sections IA and Is in township
oo, range l east, thence south l6 chains and ss
links to stone set, thence south 81 degrees, east
~ chains and 90 links 60 a stone in William
Sanders west lire, hence north with said Willjam
Sanders west line % chains aud IL links to said
William Sanders northwest corner, thence north
~ degrees, west 40 shains to the 8cginnin,, con.
taining 80 ncres, and being the noyth part of the
southwest quarter of section IA, township so Of
rnnse eass, and I will on THURSDAY, the l4th
day April, 1919, between tho hours or nine in the
forenoon and Ave in the afternoon OF that day at
the court house doos in the town of Trov, Lin.
coin county, Missouri, expose said real estate to
public sale to the highest bidder for cush to
satisfy said exc ,utiop.
mchl7nll S. R. VOOLFOLK, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
SHERIFFS SAFE.

Wy VIRTUE of an execution issued from ,h,,
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court AZ
Lincoln county, Mo-, dated the 9Th day of Janu.,
ary. 1870, made seturnable to the A pril term Of
said Court 1870, and to the Sheriff of Lincoln
county directed, and to me delivered on che 9th
Gay OF January. 1870, in favor of Watson Per-
kins and Frederick Wiug asd against Joha Coo
have seized aod levied upon ali tho right, title,
claim and interest that the said John Cox has IN
and to the following described real estate to wit
80 acres east half, southwest quaster, section 2.
toWnshiP m,' 40, rage l east, and / will, on
hohSPA1 IL the l4th day of April 1870. be-
tween the hours of nine in the forenoon and 6yo
Ia ths afternoon Of that day, at the court house
door IN the town Of Troy, Lincoln eopnty. Mis-.
souri, expose ssid real estate to publ, sale to the
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution.
mchl7nlt S.R. VOOLFOLK, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by VIRTUE Of q special execution ISSUED
- from the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Lincoln county,. Missouri, dsted tho
ioth Gay oe March, 1870, made returnable to the
May term of said Court. 1870, esd TO The sberiT
OF Lincoln county directed and to me delivered
on tho t6th day Of March, 1875, in favor of Liu-
colin county and against James A. Wasd, Walton
Perkins and William Norton, am ordered to cell
al! the right, title, claim aud interest that tao,
said James A. Ward has in and to tho following
described rcss estate to wits Lots Nos. IA and i45
In TO town Of Troy ip the county aforesaid, as
shown BY the plat Of laid town, and I will on.
THukSDAI, the 18th day of April, 1876, be-
tween the hours Of nine in the forenoon and Eve
ip the afternoon Of that day, a the court house
SOURI, expose said real estate to public sale to tho
hghes. bidder for cash to satisfy said execution.
mch24 r.. VOOLFOLK, eherif.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue of nn aiias execution issued from tho
- once OF the Clerk of the County Court %
Lincoln county, Missouri, dated tho 4th day of
Mafeh, 1917, made returnab'e to the May tern
OF said court, 1870 and to the Sheriff of Lincoln
county directed and to mo delivered on the 4,b
aey OF March, ts70, in favor of Calvin Grow.
administrator OF Henry Crow, dec d, and against
James b. Shuck, Jacob Coil and Robert l. Dam.-
ron, l have seized and levied upon all tho right,
utle, claim an" Interest that tbc said James b.
Shuck has in and to the following described seat
estate, beginning at the south west corner of lot
OF the division Of lands of VIM. Boone, decd,
being stake in the western Aoundars line of
survey No. E43. Grom which a white oak 10
,nenes n IN diameter bears south 2S degrees, east
4o nhks' thence north 6lH degrees, east 21 chains
10 iinKs to post from which a whte all "a
inches in dismeter bears south "a degrees, east
10 INKS, and do bears north As degrees, east Ia
links; thence north 2sa4 degrees, west IL chains
10 links to southwest corner of land now owned
by WIN. and CoSneliu' Shuck on, in ali 4s chains
and 50 links to a post corner of James SLED
from which q white oak "a inches in diametcr
bears north 80 degrees, west 6215 links, thence
with said Sled's southern line soueh 8lL degrees
west III chains 0nd so links to a stake on the
west'n line Of said survey, from which white oak
"a inches IN diameter hears north Is degrees, we've
linhs, thence with tho western boundary lape
OF said survey to the place Of beginning, contain.
ing enc hundred acres, il being part Of the land
allotted TO Theo p. Boone, at the division of land
among the heirs OF VIM. Boone, deceased. said
isnd being in township 81 range east, It being
the same land heretofore conveyed to the said
James d. Shuck by the name of James Shuck by
Clarisse W. Booze and others, by deed on record
IN the renorder's office for Lincoln county, Mis-.
souri, 10 book w page 400; also all the right,
ntIe, claim and interest that the sid Robert l..
Dameron has in ard to the following described
real estate, to-wit so acres, east half southwest
quarter, section IS, township 81, range I east-4O
acres, northeast southeast, section i8, township
81, range ! east-49 acres, northwest southeast.
secsion 10, township 81, rs,ge I east-lO acres.
south !est southeast, section IS, township 81,
r0nge ! sast, and ! win on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day Of April, 1870, between the hours Of
nine In the forenoon and ave In the afternoon of
chat day, at the court hoese DOR iu the town Of
troy expose said real estate to public sale to the
n'gnest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution.
mchlonl0 8. r. VOOLFOLK, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-04-07
SALES ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is. 1870,
SHERIFF's sAr.N

A M0NG the records Of said Court. mad. Al
:. "A said term, Is tbo following to Wit:
Matilda Rector, Asa Hilcr, qua, dian for Geo,,s
keeeor, Jameo Cochran, SSardSsn 70, EIiss
n. Rector, WIN. White, gu, rdian for James n,
and Mary 3. Rector. "
HxPARTE IN PARTITION.
whereas the Circuit Coust of Lincoln county,
MISC uri, at tho September term, 1869, made an
3rdef IN the above cause, directing the sheriff ~
hincoin counev, Missouri, to sell eli one right,
utie. interest and estate Of said parties Of. in
ana 70 the following described reai estate si,uats
w., .'nco,n county, oissouri, to Vi, The north
~cst esartcr Of the southwest quarter Of section
20, township so, range 3 west, sontoininr 60
acres; &c s, now, therefore, T. Voolfolk, Sheriff
% said county, will, on WEDNESDAY. tho Isth
day Of April, 1870, between the hour, Of min. ~
Is ,orehoon and i've in the afternoon Of hat
IN sa,d county, expose said real estate to pubtp
saae sn TO the highest bidder for one half Gosh and
"r ;n bancc 10 twesve ooEahs. tho purchaser Civ
payment Of the purchase mooey, wioh interest AZ
payaont. SIR. WOOiFO1,E sSss:T
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~ Fruit trees planted on cleared
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maturity, have their periods of fruitfulness
shortened proportionally.