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LIxGOLS COUNTY WE'VE
CRAB OncnARp, KY., Ssps. 2 ~

CRAB OscnAss. Kv. Ssps. 2 "a
TIE recent rains have changed the aspect
Of vssssssiOo wssdssfully, cd the lngu-
brioss CO e ~ lAs.sni ssuassnasssa ,
changed 10 . hopeful snils. Il b ssw
tho ,ght II the early fruss do net isssrssss
that 4 sufficient amount Of con- win b
raised TO answer the demands Of the con-
munity.
There was q meeting Of the city fashea
last evening, and il 10 to Be hoped that their
deliberations will result in the completioa
Of the side-wa on Stanford street, before
the fall and winter rains compel Us to un-
dcrgo the last winters experiencs in ths
way Of trudging through mud . foot dep
A very interesting meeting hss just clos
ed at the Baptist Church, cuwductsd in ths
interest of the Southern branch Of the
Presbyterian Church. Elder HarriA Of
Somerset, was the principal preacher. Rev.
Mr.. McElroy, Pastor, was present, and a.
sisted in the exercises. No additions.
A party Of horse thieves succeeded in Ia.
king and getting as far - LAasasaer with
two horses belonging 70 NJ. Vim. Collier,
Of this vicinity, fsw sishs ago. In pass
ing the pickets Of he State Guard at Laa-
caster, NE rogus we're halted, and on fall
ing to stop, wore fred upon, two Of them
wounded I've lesrn,) and the whole lot
captured. We understand, however, that
the ons not wounded made his escape.
Uncle Ben Pherigo has gone to Moaticel-
10, 70 assist in organizing . lodge Of Odd
Fellows.
Born to the wife Of Mr.. ii. A. Miller,
near here, . son, on the 3la ult.
SEMI-OCCASIONAL..
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N TIE ssrssers SGD Drsrevs s< Ces.
frsS kessssscAv.
AhBRosE bUvoRD,

Formerly Of Lancaster, Ky, Has located
stCovington, KY, and proposes To engage
in . general Commission Business for the
salc Of Cattle, Sheep and Hog. He
pledges 10 coa6ns himself 10 the CON mission
business strictly. Prompt attention and
faithful returns will be his motto. lie
would respectfully refer to the following
testimonials;
We, the undersigned, have known Mr..
Ambrose Buford Tor many Year,, and
cheerfully recommend him 10 the farmers
and drovers Of Kentucky a. being correct
business man, reliable, and worthy the
patronage Of any community. Geo denny,
Pres't Natl Rank, Lancaster, XIV; VIM II
Kinnaird, Cashier Of same; Jno \ Gill,
Director Of same Robt Kinnaird, Teller;
J y Sandifer. ok-keeper. Jennings Price,
Pres't Garrard Go DepositRank, Lancaster,
Ky, I'd q Hopper, Teller. \ y Walters
Prest LIST Nat B'k, Richmond, Ky; w X
Letcher' Cashier; VIM Irwin, former
Cashier. G ID Chenault, Cashier Madison
Natl Bank, Richmond. J Hshanks,
Pres't farmers Natl Blk, Stanford, Ky; j
u Ow.ley, Cashier. J s Murphy, Pres't
Natl Blk stanford, John J McRobert,
Cashier. Clifton Rhodes, Pres't Central
Natl BIZ Danville; J w Proctor, Cashier.
q w Welsh, Prest lat Natl RI Danvills
i l. shackelforS, Cashier. list
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SHELBY CRY, Sept. 2, 1874

SHELBY CRY, Sept. ., 1874.
coussposdssos Lniwsw Jsssssi:
You have live town, . good town, an
town; . town that knows what
II IL to advertise-but I have often wonder
ed Why You don't publish . summary Of
the business ",hrough your Depot" month
ly.
Nov, when you read our report Of bust
ness in Shelby City Depot for the month Of
August, feel about you and sec II you
doat feel considerably suburban: Tan
Bark, 8 cars--tallow. $50 lbs.-Bacon,
900 hs.--Orchsrd Grass Seed, II $50 lbs--
Rag, s.r0o lbs-shssp, . car.-Flour %
$40 lbs.-Aesl, $500 lbs-Csttls, 8 ears
Wool, 2,6<0 lhs.-fides, $500 lbs.-Feath'
era, 2,l35 lbs.-Ginseng, 100 lbs.-Hogs, 6
ars-- waeit, 2l0o) bu,isel.--S,eks, l,070
oprs.-- Brooms. i9< dos. Whisky 23 bbls.-
Dried Apples. 81 90 lbs.- Hemp, 1880 lib
-Tobseeo, 400 bs.-Wine 80 bSls.
The wine is the famous Jackson wine
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FIRE IN STANFORD.


LOss ev,SOO---NS INsWr0oee.
On "Wednesday night last, about half
past ten O'Clock, flames were discovered is-
suing from the livery stable Of Mr.. J. E.
Bruce, on Depot street, nearly opposite the
Christian church. The alarm Of fire, with
all its terrors, called from their slun,bers,
the entire population Of the town, and ma
ny from the country, to witness one Of the
most frightful and hottest little fires that
has occurred in Stanford for decade. The
flames spread 80 rapidly, leaping and dan
cling from one building to another, 40 quick
", that Il was with the utmost exertions Of
our faithful bucket company" that the
Christian church, the residence Of Thomas
Bruce, the store Of Matheny 4 Co., and the
entire block opposite the Journal Office were
saved. Four stables were consumed within
thirty minutes after the FIRE was discovered,
viz: J. 4. Bruces', Thos. Brucs's. Colonel 7.
W. Miller's, and ". X. Carsons. One
horse belonging to Mr.. s. B. Matheny, and
three horses belonging to J. +. Bruce, were
burned in the stable In which the FIRE origi-
mated; also several sets OF harness, and two
or three vehicles. The aggregate loss will
reach $500, with no insurance. Several
persons had their hands and faces burned
IN en'e.'onns '" ave v",'',as' :" e'o'e
proximity 70 tue mn "n'e 'ne seA' "A,
Joriy o, VI. e'u'e"s ., u'e ,o"n "co 's
sloa"" !" "s Wy, ~" p"e" I'
"s"' "" " '"'"'' 49,
men sn,'e .' .,"'' WY NV. 70 ~,
's'N " "''pc""s W. s'o""' Wv" '"e 'u'"
'.e"e"s We ""o' .e"i" :" u
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VINO we're =" w. '",'A'"' " '"e "s"" ."'
o'' '~"."' 'e'',.e' nav. o.e" give" w., guy
we '''oeaf '"e"'''"'"s 'ne" "~e' lucy
a'' wen, '"a our peope are s'A'e'"' !"
mem ro''u"''s'!, mere was "'' 'se
's"fr' o,se'e 'aLI,"s y ,"e ''me - 'a'
mn OF inc ION" "o"'u nave oee" very e'ea''
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{" FLOATING CRU1Da-

"FLOATsS" e"s
...c !, ..-x-a
winds = msri the s,ehcr iisse neans'"
FIVE thousand old pspsrs for sale a this
ohice-at ten cents per doseW. 12S-u
Please call and srttle your sescsneo g.
pHON a sTAo's'
Pleas call and ssttls yoar secoues o.
piiON a srA'or'
and offers . new stock OF eosds In his ''ne
at the. lowest figures.
These indebted 70 us please call ana r',
tie Immediately, % We are greatly IN need
Of fund.- to meet our demands. $1,000
n. CAksON DODl)S.
Instant In season is the motto o. y. y
Tevis. Upon the hrst day OF the nrss iaii
month, he received and opened nne hne
Of hats, boots. shoes, clothing and gents
notions.
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TIA meeting e'~dscs~d By Elder sAouss,
ct Turnsmvills, will perhaps clsss so-sisht.
The attendance has been large 81 each meet
Ing, and more than usual interest felt In
the cause. Three ec~vssts we're inmsrsed
On Monday last. sixteen converts up 70
wednesday night
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CITIZENS II the West end Of town are
complaining Of the shooting Of firearms
In that locality every night. The firing 10
begun at dark and continued for several
hour. A special police force should b.
sent TO that part Of the town, and the Of
tenders apprehended.
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The announcement Of the nest session
Of the Christiss Msle and Female College,
., Hustoavilie, under the direction Of
Misses Smith and Bergen, will be found in
our paper. This school is 70 we'll known
- one Of the best in this part Of the State,
that praiss from us h unnecessary. The
tuo ladies In charge Of IL are veli-known
educators, who are thorough in all the de-
partments from the primary 10 the senior,
and small children, who are too often neg
lected in some schools. receive as much
care Is their seniors.
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EIonry.rwo names have been enrolled
q, Stamford fos the State Militia, and appli-
cation made 10 the Governor for the &C.
ccp.ancs u their services. The company
10 composed Of youss men Of pluch, and
will do good service in the event Of skir-
miah.
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irish broils are gro~ing more and more
frequent along the line, az the quality Of
whisky sold deteriorstes.
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FoR SALE.--Nineteen acres Of corn and
four stacks Of hay. Also Is yesrling cat
tie. W. II. ANDERSON.
d
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A erANEoRpITE IN NEvApA.---Out in
Nevada they put their candidates for State
sfhess upon their metal, and tsst their bot
tom In foot-racss and the athletic sports be-
fore concsdins them the track for official
positions. Othsr qualifications are coEsid-
cred, bat the fastest runner holds the van
tase ground always We notice In . recent
number Of the Duly Nos, ct Gold Hill,
Nevada, IN account Of an exciting half.
mile fsot-raos between . Circuit Judge and
an offspring Of one Of stanford's proud
progsnitora, c. G. Carson, Who IL the Dem.
ocrstic candidate for State Secretary Of Ne
yada. Charlie won the race by s-lengths;
time, 6;25, with three rests. G. C., vas
born and raised In Stanford, and engaged
with US In the ancient and honorable war
fare on blue-backsd spelling books, multi.
Plication-tablss, birds nests, turkey -aocks,
and felins-drowninsv; from zone Of the
worst boys that ever lived" he has grown
into talented young sprig-ofths-lsv. and
stands brilliant chance for responsible
and lucrative State ofiios. In the race foI
Office. may he distance his composition, a,
he did his sntasonis, in the preliminary
race.
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WEnK IL not that the rsadsss n the
youaxALwould have nothing bot tvS solid
pasrs Il figures mot even en- ID. M 70
look over once . month, ve would publish
. monthly statement Of shiP.ens 70 and
from Stanford Depot By Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, % requested
BY our "wids-Awake."
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OvR energetic nsishbor, the Lancaster
News, displayed .. enterprise by issuing
. sssie. Of "fsily Estrss" during the late
ursor, mate disturbance In Lancaster.
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A rans Of legal business during the
pa~. three weeks has prevailed our Pulss-
ii associate, will c. Curd, from putting In
his appearance In our columns. lie hss
been faithful 10 his charge for over two
year., and has earned the right 10 dissp-
point his many resden and sdmirsss few
times whom Il 10 70 his interest 10 d. 20.
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A Federal soldier Vas eighty sho, by a
militia pickle, at Lancaster the other night,
receiving a slight Hesh wound in the side.
lie uss proving about, ~ We are inform
cd, and came up on the picke,s, who order
ed him to halt, which he did not do, but
attempted to sc, away when he vas fired
upon, with the result above stated. No
blame attaches 10 the pickets.
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MA ?. n. TwrpwrL', merchant o. Hes
sonviils, h seriously III, vsd sct sspsesed
IN recover. lie hes been In feeble health
fos some months.
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As WE stated previously, very nearly all
the interior and blue grass counties Of the
State with their best stock, were represent
cd at the Richmond Fair, and every ring
closely contested. The following Lincoln
countynen took premiums: Jno. q. Owe
ley, in the ring. best COW three years old
and under four, both premium and oerti6.
cate. Took cert in herd ring, which Was
the finest show during the fair. 7. L. Grow
took premium on best gslding two Year,
old for harness purposes, and certificate on
best mare two ysau old for harness purpo-
Sc. Baughuan 4 Harri. took premiums
in the following rinss: Best stallion three
year, old; best stallion two years old; best
mare four years old, nine entries; bsst val
king mare or selding, twenty entries
best saddle stallion Of any sge, six entries
certi6cats.
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CRAppocx CERTAINLY will acknowledee
his defeat now, that We have found bees
and coons living In the same tree 81 the
same time. Mr.. George Bright cut large
poplar tree, upon: his fathers farm, one day
last week, which had been known to have
bees in IL for some time past. Il Was very
hollow through the greater part Of II, and
broke up considerably when II fell, and .
great deal Of the honey wss lost, yet he
saved about twenty three gallons. Our in
formsus reports the lsrgsst quantity Of bees
in the "hive" he ever saw together. After
getting the honey and bees saved, he then
captured three large coons, in the same tree.
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soxErnn - tind word spoken TO q
husband will % fsrshw than blows 90 .
airsation," says woman Of srpsris~ce.
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ILLrvraArIvE Of the hardihood Of Lin
cola county brsts. q little eisht-yesr old
urchia was run over BY . heavy ox-vasoa
loaded With twenty-five bushels Of wheat,
thirty two bushels Of oats. and several hun
drsd pounds Of human freight, few days
ago, the wheel passing over his head, aud
to-day he Il - frelicsome ~ . bob-tail
yearlins calf in bald hornets nest.
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Ma sAnvsL Mx.scx, nov . citizen Of
fs.isssss, sor several ysaw 90 q our e.
terprisine merchants, b h town shis vesh,
on visit 10 HE daaehsss. Mn jos. Hsch.
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LApru will he admitted free 10 the
match game II base ball 10 be played to-
dsy on the Montgomery grounds.
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terprteine mefcneess, > N wv so~ VIZ,
on visit 70 HE daughter, Mn. Jos' hscs'
or.
A. A, suRryp will commence seschins
the IN, .chool Of the town Of Stanford,
nett Monday, In the heuse Of J. Y. Mur.
phy' Q" p.po' s'res@ ~, e"o " wv
oe"s"' 0. the 'cnoo' '"oo'" 'o mn, ~"
'ne opening OF inc .o" .
'ne 'esene' 70 o's'" ", ~" - .~i
'd'a"''se, oc'n o' n'"@" ~"o
"Rs.oLrrr" Base Bsll Ciub Of Dssville,
will play a match eame win the Mont
eomerys Of sss~issi, On The gFsands d
Dr.. Montesassy, sms ssssfosd, this Fri
day) aitc~eon. tssms 70 commence
Pro"phy ~ 90" Aa,
IL" P'0" os :" W
'ne !" '"s ~. ~
VI" ''"'''s- urn oe' " ~'
On last Monday, Robert Psssesuoa shot
and killed . NJ. Chambsrs They wes
both employees ct work on the c. .. X X.
usdsr Taylor a CofIey, contractors. Tbsy
we're from Tennessee, and the proof slieifs
the fact that the shooting came up over -
old keud, there having been mssual thrsass
to take each others life. Patterson had IN
examining trial and vas acquitted.
W. ,..,, f,nm ~. ..,ve,t,.,msos In our
-, d., p,,sJr T.,,,., LA. Pr,re;.
ii n Cab Or.h.rd su,,.,, Female Col.
-. h.. IT,. .h.,,. 81 C.ldvsll Ipssi.
,u,. D.,,,Il. .,d ,Ss, \. vi,i \. .blv ~.
49, !. a., $1,000. ~ ~. A.. i...;.
,,,. p,,s T.,,.,. /. not only . rim,
.-ho,., Nm, . cuIu,.,.d ,,.slemeo. and
h,. I.r,, e.c.r;.oo, A. AZ educator Of e.
~. IN soy,h.,, CALI.
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A NOTE frsm Rev. q. Q. over'srsss' pas-
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1T" e~ims'ed mat '"ere we're one 'ncu'
sand Per'ons I" me nre Weonesday n's"'
VI thn numoer u 10 via tns' SS' nrss W"
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A xunsER Of our best citizens left this
county on Monday Last, on . prospecting
tour through Northwestern Texas, and il
IL possible they may finally remove there.
We sincerely hops that they will conclude
that old Kentucky 10 the best place sfssr
al. We have no good citizens 70 sPsre.
Among the party We noticed J. J. nsys,
d. 8. Jones, Geo. W. and Crit. Rife.
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The Tatcs' Creek Association Of United
Bapti.ts, organized in the year 1898, held
her Slst annual session with Gilead Church,
Madison county, Ky, on the 25th, 10th and
9Th Of August, 1874. The churches were
generally represented. The lettsm from
several churches bearing the nevs Of gra-
cious outpouring Of Divine grace upon
them. Hon. A. 7. Chenault, Of Madison
county, was chosen Moderator, and g. r.
wates, Of Stanford, Clerk. Among the
several visiting brethren Of the Ministry,
may he mentioned Elders A. +. Baker,
Nicholasville; r. NJ. Dudley, Georgetown;
J. Pike Powers, Mt. Sterling; Jno. II. Sal.
lee, MiddlsburE; W. W. Harris, Somerset,
and d. W. Givin, Montgomery, Ala The
next session will be held with Crab
Orchard church, Lincoln county.
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JoHx McRoBERrs. JR., whose dwelling
was burned some weeks since, complains
bitterly that the sdjuster Of the Watertown
Company did not act fairly with him, as
they only paid him $500. when his house
and furniture were insured for $2,5O0, and
all vas . total loss. The sdjustsr refused
10 allow snythins for large double porch
in the rear, aad which was attached to the
house, because, As the agent said, il vas not
specifically mentioned in the policy. This
is new and strange rule TO US, and policy
holders would do we'll to look into their
policies and have this inaccuracy corrected.
The porchss were ss much part Of the
building - the roof. and We have never
heard such ruling contended for before. In
surance companies would find il to their
in.eres, to deal fairly and literally with
their customers, and not cut them of with
q halfloaf
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OF KENTUCKY
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURr.
IyRE

M.rs,.ss .t Gs1r i"c hi. wife, G, p,e r.in'
IL EQUITY.
Notice 10 hereby given to whom II may concern
that on the 18th day Of April, 1874, David Garvin
and Margaret Garvin, his wife. parfe PLAINTIFF
And In the Clerks ofkce Of the Lincoln Circuit
Coart their Joint petition praying that said court
may empower the said Msrsaset tiarvis 10 use, en-
Joy sell and convey for her ovn beucht any proper
debts Of her husband, David Garvin; and 70 make
contracts, and be sued ~ . single woman; to
trade In her own name, and 70 disnse u her prop
erty by will or deed.
Gven under my hand as Clerk Of aid court this
18th day Of August, 1874. W. ii. MILLER,
l21-3t CLERK.
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THE newly ssssssd sosssy cacsrs quail.
6csi On Mosdsy Isst
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COMPLAINT have been made to us by
citizens Of the county, that certain parties
are daily driving teams over the Huston
vile turnpike with bslls attached TO the an
finals. This is fragrant violation Of the
Kentucky Statutes. and should b discon-
tinusd II once, or the ofsndsrs indicted
and punished. The Law touching the Of
Tense will be found in the new Statutes,
page $40, and reads as follows; Bells Of no
kind shall be carried on the animal or ami
mails drswing any vehicle. For any viola
ton Of this rule, the driver, or his employ
or, shall BE- fined from two To Eve dollars
for every day during any par, Of which
the o6ense 10 committed"
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C,scuv Court commences In Dsnvills
West Monday.
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Nail "a, Louisville elos-s 81 So psccis-iy, and
leave. stamford al eie, o ". daily.
Mail from LousviIle arrives o. stanford i'oo, p
Mail Coz Cincinnati, via L~sins,on, Raves stan
ford every day 81 lao, ~,
Natl hvu Cincinnati, vita Lexington, arrives
~ stanford sto o ~.
D. ~. leaves ~ q. W.
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A. A. suRRxR will commence teaching
the frre .chcol Of the town of Stanford,
nett Monday, In the house Of J. y. MIR.
ply. on Depot Street. All entitled to the
benefit Of the school should commence with
the opening Of the session, % II will enable
the teacher 10 Organise HE Glasses 70 greater
advantage, both for himsslf and students.
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uscur cours c"""e"css >" ps"'''''
VET MONDAY
THE v,vIv ,,ess,d ccussv oGsc.p quail
Az, an No,dsv Isss
"" mai sov~ s.os"a "s" ''e''
LApi" wiz Ac"'''ea "ee !" o"'
match game 81 oase On" 70 oe p'"ye" 70
day o" the "c"'some'y s'o"""'
s,xrusu 70 kipd word spoken 10
busbssd will 70 fsrshsr than blows % ,
air,s,ion." says woman Of expsriswce.
---v
!" '.'o1.' "e,'". ~ ~
IN recover. lie has been In feeble health
for some months.
--,,- =,
~ N'"s .Ao'" WI. '''"y, =
" '"" ""o'' " noy~' w."
'.oyess o'' cs'.'e !" ~" ' "'"' wig"
s"s' ''W Poano'.
Orn on ,rre,ic neishbor, the LAncsste
New. d;svlsv,d i,s euserprise by issuin,
ses'e' :" un''! hs' o"''"s '"e ''''
n"'or' mate disturbance 10 Lancaster
-, meeting e,~dvcsrd By Elder shouss
st TurpeuvilIs, will perhaps clos tonight
The attendance has been large 81 each meet
inn. and more than usual interest felt IL
the csu,e. Three ecsvssts we're iamsrses
an Monday last. sirsesn converts up u
Wednesday nisht
80 ,,----.---
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sheriff ~aie:-By euiTA Of Of writ Q Q

sheriff = safely enlHA OF writ OF
execution lssued out OF and under the seal OF
the circuit Court for the County OF Van buren
ard state of Michigan. and to me directed ana
Delivered. against the goods and chattes, lands
apd tenements OF Robert l.. thompson anu
William III. Knowles, defendants therein
named. and in favor OF Henry Vi. Pugsley
T'aintif. and bearing date the fourteenth day
OF March A. d. 1874, did on the nineteenth
duy OF March 1874, levy upon and take all the
rich. title and interest of Robert l.. thompson
one o: the defendants in said execution named
in and to the following described piece or parce
O. land. situated IN Van Buren, County ana
state Of Michigan, described as the north nan
q Of the south east quarter (s "a OF sec
ton thirty-four (34) town three 90 south OF
range fifteen Q5) west in the County OF an
Ruren and state OF Michigan. which shall
expose for sale at public auction or yendue'
TO the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Van Buren, County Court House, in the village
OF Paw Paw, at two o'clock in the afternoon OF
Saturday. the ninth day Of May, \. ID. 1874 or
so much thereof as shall be necessary TO satisfy
said execution, together with the interest and
costs allowed by law.
dated March 25th, 1874. 9Olt7
JOHN +. SLOVENIAN, sheriff
Il. LoEuB paws cash for old iron.