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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-20
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
I'm and About Town.

In and About Town.
The troops,
The dog star RACES.
BELLIGERENT demonstrations.
BE careful what you eat and drink.
No freight trains left here yesterday.
VOLUNTEERS have not been called for.
THE rumors of war are worse than the
war.
The Board OF Education met last
night.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yes
terdsy.
ONE case at the Police Court yesterday
morning.
ONE addition 10 the work house tolce
yesterday.
No TRANSFERS recorded nj The Clerks
office yesterday.
A NEW player will join the Standard
bows at Columbus
THE rolling mill ut Moundsviile pas
resumed operations.
AN organ grinder WAS the r. ghth
ward attraction yesterday.
How are they getting along| greets
the reporter At every turn.
NINE of the volunteers returned TO
this city yesterday morning,
The Light Guards sre gaining for
them. elves g cry nd rencwn.
The Standards lett for Columbus last
night. Success TO you, boys.
The railroad strikers will lind it hot
work to confront the regulars.
THERH shall be war and rumors OF
war, and the end is not yet.
The excitement on the streets, up 70
late hour lat night, was paramount to
that of 81
The Gypsies are still IN camp west Of
bridgeport, awaiting the arrival ot their
king and queen.
The funeral OF Noah Hunter, lunat'c,
took place from tue jail Yesterday even
ing
KRAMER furnished music for dance
given by Neuhauser at his summer gar
den last night.
The Hebrew young men INDUCED in
y game of base ball nj Caldwell's field
Yesterday afternoon.
Tuv ,boruoma,er ,p3icsled 80 degrees
Yesterday at noon. The corresponding
day of last wear showed 81 degrees.
Sn,,,r -, tho Nc,rrbis Rsds nss
'oo n, ~, tbo StaFdsrds md wilI
Ue'n 90 ,I,, -, d.,o nossi,
, I1 VII" '"''' VIZ
'''
,;,, has Inn E,robssod bonsn formerIy
''o, " g.. 49, ill.,. EsSt Nb.aI;n.!
-" zoo ~ ~ '''
'''
hcCUMULAIlNH ofuerS eou'Pei'eu 'Ho
-t;na mill 10 resume before the improve,
men : were con P'eIeu, no Huu .,I ''o =" a.
rolls viii be put up whlle the mil Is III
operation,
THE returned volunteers say they were
me, by the strikers AT CIR, fton, and most
knily treated. They were taken out to
y dance and told by the strikers to eniry
their trip to the country.
n,,.v - .aoro loo, r,rro,oc,od
- ~ - 49,, No.. 49, war, an,
49,. IN T.,;n,ai 10 To-, Tne:yGs" 0re
y
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instruments stolen

Last Sunday evening some person en-
tered the office OF Dr. ). A. Munieman
of the Sixth ward, and took theretrom n
lot of surgical instruments valued At
about fifteen dollars The thief entered
the office by the front door during tenn
porary absence o, the doctor. No traces
of the thief has as yet, been found.
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Tempprancp Notes.

An interesting temperance mee!ihS NJ
Otis hall last night
A large and enthusiastic temperance
meeting was held IN Bridgeport last
night at the NJ. f. church, and was ad-
dressed by Messrs. Gus. johnson, Jacob
Kemple and 6. w Bags.
The temperance people OF this city
anticipate big time to night At the
Fourth street church. Some of the most
eloquent of cur home talent Will be
brought into requisitson to help 10 enter
tain the large audience expected to turn
cat.
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The COURTS
Yes,erday's Proceedings in the Di'-
ferent Judiciary Bodies.

MUNICIPAL COURT JUICE CRANNER
Court met ut the usual hour Yesterday
morning.
Elijah MSrlipg ~. -. John Robrecht
Of AL, n cnarcery. ca motion made by
plaintiff attorney to have receiver aP-
pointed in this case to take charge OF the
real estate and coilec. rents, &c, was
argued b. counse, and submitted to
the Court.
Adjourned until this morning at III
o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
James Norris, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
CaYs.
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MaTIne.

NEW YORK, July ls.-Arn%. !.
Steams pip State OF Pepnsy.yaHiA'
Glasgow. NJ
Bosros, July l9.-The 'cho'n., ::
Pedro was run down aHd sunk %" -
by the L. ). revenue cutter Gram
QUEEssTows, July ls.-The ~
Hibernisn, from Baltimore, ur'''1
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Washington LIENS.

WAsHISGros, July ia call for
100000 will be Issued by the Treasury
Department this afternoon. The treasury
officials BE in correspondence with the
syndicsi, and another call will be made
within few days for larger amount
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EVANSVILLE, Juy IA Joar1lal
special from Oedensboro, KY gives an
account Of very disastrous fire which
occurred there last evenidg, Destroying
almost the entire business portion OF the
city. No lives are reportsd lost, although
Mr.. Johnsioa and family were nearly
sufocated before being rescued The
loss Will probably reach $4,000 to $50
600
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Before squire schultz.

Yesterday John Powers, 'ather.in .sw
to Mrs. Margare; Powers. made com
plant against his daughter-ln-iaw, before
this Justice, aud stated that she rad made
threats that she would set ire - hls
residence and tear things up generally.
Mr.. Powers Wa arrested and tired aF
the SQUIRE at late nour IN the even!r :.
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Base Bill.

COLUMBUS, July l9-LudIows, 0. Ken
tucHy, +; Buckeyes }.
INDIANAP0LIs. July l9.-IhdianapJ-
ii, on the twelfth inning Manches-
tiers, U.
LOUISVILLE, July 10. Louisville 49,
Harttords :.
SYRACUSE, July l9.-St,-. =; Chica-
ups Z
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4 Card.
Edit Il OF The Kegister.

We, the citizens OF Eighteenth street
between Jacob street and alley +, would
call the attention OF the Street Commits
slouer to the pile 0! boulders and dirt
below Snusters bakery, That las been an
obstruction for At Ieas. two months, il not
longer also lot Of tone aud brick
bats in lr0Ht OF Hausensurs property
below alley + On Eighteenth street.
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Sherin's SaIe.

Deputy Sheriff John Mitchell sold a
lathe and II quantity Of other things NJ
the old Miller foundry yesterday. Some
OF the property WAS sold AT great sacri-
fee. The lathe, tor which Mr.. Frank
Hearre offered, three years ago, nIne
hundred dollars, was sold Al price less
than three hundred dollars.
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MIR. Miller, Chairman OF the Com.
mittee on German Language, submitted
\ report, setting forth:
First That the time given to teaching
the German language IN the public
schools l. too short tor 1t 10 be taught
successfully.
Second-That 1t ought to be taught
sepsra ely in room by itsel'.
Third That it enterieres seriously
with the English studies
Fourth-That the English speaking
scholars ought not to be admitted to the
study of German until they reach the A
grade.
Fifth-That the study of German
cannot be successfully taught unless
these suggestions are put into practice.
The committee would therefore re-
commend that suitable rooms be provided
separately IRON the English studies, ard
should these suggestions be at present
imprscticabe they would recommend
that German be discontinued unit! such
time as they can be put ilto practice.
MIR. Goering, member OF the Conn
mittee on German Language, submitted
another report calling attention TO the
following points:
Flrst-The plan upon which German
is now and ha: been t1r two years taught
in the schools Was warmly com nehdcd
by the Superintendent OF ; hools.
Secondly-The monthly examination
papers and the last pubic examination
have clearly shown with Whist success
German Is being taught.
Third, In teaching the GermaL as
it is at present taught, there Is no clash
ing between the English and German
studies, better discipline, MI entire syste
| teachers generally.
Fourthly The majority o! the prInci-
pals do not consider the present plan ~
IN any way detrimental TO the EngIls h
! course.
Fltthly-The legitimate con equo nee
Of our present system IL the satisfactory
manIer IN which the primary n wei. as
tie grammar classes have progressed
Judge Cochran novel 10 refer both
reports back again To- the committee.
Mr.. Miller moved To amend By hay
! ing them referred To special committee
Of seven, one from each ward.
The ayes and noes were called on Mr..
Millers amendment, and it was adopted
by the following vote:
! Ayes-Baird. Bowers, Cochran, Co
| lier, Maxwell, Miller, I, DID and WI.s"n
s
Noes -Goering, IIastlngs. Hess H.
The President appointed The following
p. the special committee Messrs Cocn-
ian, Hastings, NIldreth, Mcguiiy, Todd,
wilson and Wheat.
Upon motion of Judge Cochran, tins
special committee Wa instructed to IL
vIte the Committee on German l.Hn.
guagr to be present nj their meeting
II" Superintendent of Schools suh-
united his usual monthly report, as to-
| lows:
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Ien,nerance MeetIng

A temperance meeting will be held 81
The Fourth street NJ. +. Church to night,
st which Mr.. Gus Johnston. who raised
such breeze some dsys ago NJ st
Clairssille in y temperance speech, Will
adde's the audience. All should hear
him.
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Died.

Mr.. Henry Eberling, formerly = shoe
maker, died very suddenly NJ his resi-
dence in the Eighth ward, Wednesday
evening. Mr. Eberhng has been afflicted
tor some months with rheumatism, but
died from AL attack o. cholera morbus.
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BEFORE ..ouirc Caldwell.

Elizabeth Miller and Elizabeth Roe
degcr, both Of Fulton, were up before
this squire, yesterday, for selling liquor
on sunday They were held II the sum
OF 500 each, Tor their appearance At the
next term OF the County Court.
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Bur few of our citizens, compars-
tiyely, Will visit ,he watering places this
season, rs the McLaln Bros have made
Arrangements for keeping constantly On
draught the medIcaLed waters chiefly
sought after, that Is Vichy, Congre--
Messenger, Settler and Blue Lick, ol
which latter article they yesterday re-.
ceived Il large invoice, and which they
are pre- pared to furnish rs cool and pure
rs VIXEN coming from the spring.
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4 Correction.

In previous issue We stated that DR..
Muhleman had located in Beilalre, and
the supposition OF many persons Is that
IL is DIR. s. A Muhleman, of this city.
Such is no; the case, a. the two doctor
are 4 rtierenl men.
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q d


THE I{I.AIED TERM-PutrORS Of the
REGISTER cot hare the Daily sent them 10
any poyt ~ thc United safes, post paid, at
HRera cents per ,oceA. Bear this IN mi'd
,chen dcparti"g Prom the city for summer
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will Prov en-.

The will of Joseph Godfrey was proven
in the CLERKS office o. the County Court
YESTERDAY, and admitted to probate
Joseph Bill WAS qualified as executor
thereof. Bond $1,000.
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Kun on nauks

NEW YORK, July 9-There ~as 4
run on tie Psuersan, y. j. SAVINGS
Bank yesterday; also on the Passsic
county Savings Bank, OF Patterson.
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Truth is mighty and will prev all, thst
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
a. j W. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Beet Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, i cents. AL other goods
n proportion.
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at'hseling 4cglster,
LOCAL INTELLEoENCE
Index To New Advertisements

For Cinclnnati-Steamer Hudson.
Dissolution-J. 5. Reed " CO.
Carriage Umbrellas Reed, the Halter.
Stone CameOs-JaCob W. Grub.
Notice TO Whom Ii May Concern.
TO Business Men-StantOn X Daven-
port.
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R0aRO OF EDUCATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
BOARD was held st evening, President
Baird in the chair.
Present at roll call-Me.srs. Baird,
Bowers. Col Ter, Goering, Hastings, Hess,
Hildreth, Hupp, Miller, McCuIIy ana
Todd
The Committee Oh Accounts author
;zed the payment OF bills TO the amount
Sl6OS9
(Messrs. Wheat and Maxwell sP-
peared-
The Committee on Teachers and
School, recommended the appointment
OF the following number OF teachers It
the different schools: Washington, ~
Madison, s; Clay, IL; Union, IA; Centre,
8; Webster IL: Richie, IA colored, z.
Total, 81.
Trey also offered the following reso.
luton, which, on motion, was adopted:
ResoIred, That the commissioners oil
CLAW sub district be authorized to EN-
p,oy An additional teacher for the gram
mar department At the beginning OF the
next scholastic year, il the necessities oil
the school demand it, said assistant to be
subordinate 20 the regular grammar
room teacher, and her compensation TO
he the same rs .he teachers in the A and
b divisions.
The Committee on Build ngs and
Grounds made report, recommending
the FOL owing expenditures for repairs
,Sc. in the different school houses:
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secure Water.

The Superintendent of Water Works
will shut II the supply OF water Lo-moT-
row morning. Tor the purpose OF cleaning
out the reservoir.
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If you want to get chesp and nice
fitting psir of Shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends.
1875 Main street
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
~ l. Y. BlOni's
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ENrs fine Shoes of the lates. styles
ust received At l.. Y. Bonds.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
To j. w. FERRELs.
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rhe Effect or,he Strike In This Guy.

No trains left the b. u D. freight depot
Yesterday, the company being unable to
yet ANY tiremen to take out engines. The
strike has also extended along the line OF
the Central Ohio railroad 10 Columbus.
and rumor has it, on all other branches OF
the road. All day Yesterday the freight
depot WAS as nearly deserted as grave
ward. not particle OF freight beng re-
ceived or handled. The damaging effect
OF his condition of things on the whole
sale houses in this city, and particularly
the grocery houses is immense. A mer'
chant informed US yesterday tia.
Ten thousand dollars day would b,
very low average Tor the value OF the
mercardise shipped out the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
ALL day Yesterday Main street be
tween Twelfth and Sixteenth looked
very dull and lonesome. Some ot the
houses whose trade Is mostly IN the IN
terror OF the State, might r. wei have
! closed up shop tor all the trade They were
doing. lfth,- tning continue much Ion
ger one can readily see how damaging
Il will o. 20 he business interest," 81 The
city,
A bout =. mach Interest j. uauit, sted
ri this stage 81 matters along the 'oad ~
was m.rllrslrd during the Iir-t ir~ days
after the
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IF you want 10 ge, suited ~ psr OF
shoes 20 TO l.. V Bonds.
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Coop black Kid Gloves tor 30 cents At
j. ". Ferreis.
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NJ A X TIN 80

No. 1853 Market ST., is Hts only br't-
cid>, Restaurant in the city. II j. the on y
Restaurant that has separalc rooms Tor
ladies, Or where you can hnd thal qu!eI
GREATNESS ola ONE, con. bined with the
best cuisine that an be found in the cilI.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in veg etaJ. es, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves il up in manner uneXcelled in the
country. He can b relied upon always To
furnish everything tirst-ciass. jel6
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The finest shoes kept IL the city 81 l.
V. Bonds.
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JUST received, lot OF Chlldreu's
shoes of the latest styles, A. l.. V.
Blond ;
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IN, 4eapest shoe: IN the city st L. V
Blond ..
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WHEELING. July l9, 49,
To the Boagd Of Education:

" WHEELING July - 1000
To the Boord q Ed"cGho":
GENrLENrEN:-In presenting the re-
ports OF the schools OF this district, Tor
the month of June. desire to call your
attention to the following abstract:
Enrolment Tor the mohtb' Z'oIO: AN-
sra S Ia's "' I9-t, onr "S, nor, s;nco
G",'s "Jso" IT, I7io. nor cont -, nvcr,,,,.
SvP',h,oe, tSr ,La rnnntb *
49, 80 ~, ~ osscs ~ tsrdiness-W,.h-
;,a," ",'' w. ~. Ws%i.or 8. CIsy az Urion
10 TG.V Csrtre 1S4. Webster i05, Richie,
5o. CoIorad So Total. 745,
Nnmber Of pupils perfect in attend
snc,-WashinGtcn. SO, Madison, 30;
CIav I5o. Union. IOg; Centre. 81; Web,
ster -. Richie l42: Colored. 10. Th.al,
6s7
Visits hy Superintendent, "a: bv Com
missioners At; others 1863. Total, 1853.
Branches taught ana number OF pupils
in esch-Orthosr"phy, 2,I9S; read NJ,
2,7l5; writing, lips; mental arithmetic,
l,2OO; written arithmetic. 1866; gcug-
raphv. 1857: grammar; S26; history, 300;
physiology. Il; natural philosophy, 81;
chemistry, i; botany, 20; astronomy, d;
algebra. So; geometry, II; German
language. 5i2; drawing. 352.
Amount paid for tuition. inclusive 81
German. s. s95.
,,r
"N""''-, D'' ~ - -
Enrolment IN German-M ssnl"g'oh'
3S; Madison, "; Clay, 10; l mon %;
Centre, lO2; Webster AS kIchle, ia.
Total, 5O2
Number OF pupils OF German paren-
age, 335; others than German parentsEe,
l61; belonging to Grammar school. Oh
division A, l3j; division b, 49, division
c, l26.
Number OF classes taught, Al. Amount
paid tor instruction in German, $500.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN {. HERvEY, Supt.
communication WAS received from
Prof. Schsffer on the Progress Of tue
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new YORK, July l3.-Dy W.
COltoGS quiet aud steafy Keep s.,
bags, which are active snd h'Sar.. -
prints more active. MAncne-.s' "
prints opsned al &c. HoHefy u
demand Flsnnels 10 steady ret - =. . :.
frm. but wOOleus less active
thousand packages Of blankets "''' .
a. auction a. good prices.
MILWAUKEE,, July l9.-Fiol'- = (.
Whest-Qu.et; No. 2 Ml.~a-"es :. /,
ssllerAugust u III; seller asPH
81 AT; No. 3, 81 2GGl Y. u
tar demsnd, but 3! lower rs,..' :.
49c. Osts-QEe: but steady } 0. . (:
Rye-DuIl, weak and over ) b.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-17

this instance Lowell. Mass. newsu.r.r
announce, Tint Twin. had been born 10 the w., r.
of John Dixon. Mrs. Dixon. who lived IN
Lynn, read thi. news. and WAS certain thu, mn
such thing had happened To ter. She went IN
Lowell. and found tn. mother of the , win. !, -,
second wife Of Mr.. Dixon. The h.aa,ui,, ~.
accordingly arrested. If It had not bean far
that newspaper hio twn happy mmiIta nigh.
have lived ON in happy ignorance OF each other
existence, and the scandal UHpngers would have
been derived Of u feast.
The name Of ,Jr.epn T. L-wI4, of uohot.r
sir,uld be held in hiut remembrance by ii tax
ridden people. for his patriotic b"Gu"a' hu.ent III
about one million dollar. 10 The government
treasury, 10 help pay Of! the national deht SIR.
Lewis was buried On the sih inst. Ii two thuu-
sand citizens could Law down their lives uui
their duca;s MS Nj. Lewis lid. Ii Is II matter of
doubt whether their funerals wouli inspire H..
In're grief o. J"y-but when YOU come ~ think
oil IL there Is moi 90 much doubt about II rs 4, u,r.
sou might suppose. II Is such Il header of -o,-
row at The death Of HI-nt- 10 br p-cunIariIy
b-neitred BY their demise. Huwev-r, MI honor
to Joseph l. Lewis
Nil. Hayes was Miss Lucy Webb, daughter of
DR. We:.b. nnd granddaughter OF Dr Isaac
Cook. one OF the first settlers OF Chiiicotnr vber.
Mrs. Have. was bern The family originally
came nom Virginia. thence to Kentucky. and
nualiy to ohio. Mrs HAYES Is sud to have
strong family pride. a good education and uoIlt-
zeal opinions OF tier own. However this NAV
be. we he TO see no democrat ic paper visit the
SINS of her husband and his political god iathers
upon ttIs lady The vulgar smartne.s which
would attach npprohrious titles TO her nam.
should he condemned by every gentle nan of INV
refinement OF feeling Tnis community w.,
| and we hone To 9 none oi aur nn,.nroror.
indulge In IL
A Y%entlrm,n from W,rrri,o vas +, ,b.
| cour,nou,s .d,v or t.oa. and o,..
Ell very politely to take +, seal in the iurv how
He did not exactly understand III. .h.r,r,. n
~vitatiou. +, he had ms, arrived ,r,,, tr- h,u.
ON IN. .,.pL.of RI. .,,nprr l.ch n.,
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~kaEtsgFaHs SALE.
Ma /. L'u."..n, "t1I.

80 . L. tr'h'- cav - Ill
E,!r = i~,Ir.l, ct.i
Ell ''riu at " r.ucNrf order Of sale, ISSUED
ID from IH. "in'r r! III ,l"rK oi the Circuit
""ur' = saline county. Missouri, in favor OF
v '' !. Inu:Hi'4. y 10 l. IaUghlIn, Phrhr
~ai;.., h'''fl, niwtrfu. Mamie il
"a .t-. ! .'u f.-.n-. Mr. /. Mcclure, Joseph
f'ti'.. = 'i''iH : Fern" !. amt Vim. l.
f"lT"!i. ,ai a-g.,!- . H., l.. trIIcIi, Ulysses
g., i,rl,.. ~.nu~i / t.,prr. WA T. Conner,
~1.-.tu 3! ~t'ni'f-. Iu,rin II. Chambers,
VI ufhI t. "4i't. .Iuhr ! 'tuprr, Mary i,
lI"Aa.. H. taii E.oNn q. kI!L beth \. urcHSer.
500 tits-'r, Flu. nee DcIi4v"u ami James
i'rli iN'u, 'p ia directed. AL! IrIurnnble to The
Arrt' TIN, l-,., uI s,ti court, l S!!!, On
MONDAY, TtIt9rm DAY OF APRIL, ls.7,
h,tnrru ,nr H"ut- 81 ulne O'Clock III ti.r fore
moot 'sn'! l' .'"!yUE III th" afternoon Of sai,!
day. aI.'fH Ir-r' -, the c"urrii'u-r '!uUr IN the
rt. ': G'N.uriuE. Ia i.a'nyct,r COUNTY, Mo ,
"a -.rr ih- Arr-u.r "l met lrcult court ul La
!A.rtt" r"uuly, iii publicly, by auction,
IL ~" hi-ny-t h"i t.r, Hlt the night. tItIc,
!Htri"-i, cltiW Iasi ,aIsi" Of The aid
i'ttH'..- ..I 4 -I".i 80 ia NJ! roe! nl sal.
,t act % .nr l~ril"~In U"-,rIhc.i real estate,
20. este. r,i. UH't being n l.e county OF Laiav-
'''" 49,. So, &c ct u. -'..,ri. tp-'yIt Ii> south
M quarter OF IA. u"rtnwc-f quarter. and the
!.'i .r r. ijtIl'l 81 lrr northwest 4uArrrr OF
! t"-" i" "Hi'- oar ga. uI"t til" following
'r."' .u' .'Fth ~ 81 purchase money cash
B.. "'l.i L.l.E' I"tIiIIutIrr ~ "INr months there
ATT, tue purchaser rI pUlCiu-era sivtng note
AIN a. .trN't' .''If.y. hrAGitg ten tul per
cent irI .8i'n'u li'rre-' from date OF SAFE. AIui
'i.'ft 10 D" I:!gt" niHn !u!l pas H-uI Of the pur-
ptsen 'mInI m hBnt, rnl- = Il day OF MARCH,.
80 nLu- NJ MtUSTJpi.
uIr.!-'r sheriff