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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Management of Children.

There is too much mistaken kind
ness in the management of children
The law of love is great, but united
win hrmness, is greater. Your
children can be your aids to good
housekeeping. Make them helpful
ana useful, and you make them han
pier, Let them early form habits of
heatness and order, and when Won
are weary YOU will not have To wait
on their carelessness. Teach them
10 give you courteous speech and
manners, and they willlive to hon.
or you. Let no part of YOUR house
DO too good for your family. Let
the boys as well as the girls bed
room be bright and CHEEKY. Take
great pains TO have the home NJ.
traction stronger than can come
from outside influences. So few
children cOnfde in their parents or
guardians. Would it not be well
TO take an interest in them, and
draw them toward us, instead of
repelhug themi
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
MINDEN HOTEL,

IiiE travelling public and regular board.
L 81, viii iiud tins house ~ comfortable.
ami we'll supplied - th, /, sources and CON
dlil"n at th" ronutrl viii prrmii. The
charges ~" Very reasonable. The STAGE.
stand = kept ~ this Hotel.
have al>" attacked fn my hotel a now
and c"mm"dl"u' stable. v,ll supplied with
rr"N'nd'r and water and good u>tlcr a.
NiE----4- hand tu lrtr'.d To- stock.
ia" travelling public VIII DO we'll To- rive
iiir Il call. Ei.N\bI ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Primitive Baptlst.

Rrv. VI. e. PARKER breaches at Leba-
non. Isl Sabbath of each month-At New
Ramah I'd Sabbath of each month-At Mt.
Paron. lth Sabbath of each month and Sat-
urday before.
REV. II. b. HOWARD breaches at An
tioch 18th Sabbath of each month.
Rtv. T. J. FOSTER breaches at Sum
merheld, LIST Sabbath in each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
THE GUARDIAN.
rsax-HuRRARl-oIo sAMTAcLAusr
MtlGE ELLIOT.

MADGE ELLIOT.
There was boy-therc is n boy,
Wk6, sent one Christmas Eve 10 bed
At nine that he might 90 to sleep,
Stayed wide awake till twelve instead;
And this is what he said next day
IL may and il may mol be- true;
As IL was told to me, my dcars,
20 |, my dears, tell it to you:
"liurrah. linrrah, saw saw
He'd suits, and books, sndswccts, and toys,
His face was red, his beard was white
! Raw hurrah.-old Santa Claus,
fialloo, old chap,-look here, says -
Give me u lot of things, because
4 am the very best Of boys
Bully for you" said Santa Claus
Now on that Christmas Eve that boy
Did see, perhaps, the books and toys,
And snts, and sweets, aud Santa Claus;
But that he made the slightest noise.
Much less called ont "lIalloo, old chap"
really can't believe is true.
think he -inuggled down and pecprd,
Still as % mouse, my dcars. Don't you.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Cumberland Presbyteriap.

REV. +. +. LEACH breaches at Shiloh,
SECOND Sabbath IN each month and Sa.ur-
day h"iorr-At Salem Church. Third Sab
bath III each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Upholstery and Mattress.
Making.

UHE undersigned announces 10 the people
L of Claiborne parish that hc-is engaged
~ the UPHOLSTERY business in ali its
branches. Furniture repaired cleaned and
Narnishrd. MATTRESSES made to order;
old ones repaired and worked over.
shop on North Main street, in rear of
A. w. Barrow's Store.
JULIUS LASGHELD.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON.

TUE 'BlIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited {" confirm" the liberal patron
~" They have bestowed on the und,l>i.ii-
81. The hes, of
H(En"o. -1l9no|, anil ElQa,a
always "u hand. Customer, always treat.
'd with p"llicu'>> and ii.,d impartinlitv.
Don't forget the BAR aud BUII\Ep
SALOON on TIA" west side at the lnhli,.
>luA'' j. FERGl son.
August u. - Iii
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

Smallpox threatens to become an
epidemic in Topnto, which will
make mat part at Canada a bad
place for defaulting cashiers Torou.
to. \. B.-No jokes explained af
Herald. '''0""
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Minden Lower Landing.

Returning thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended. solicit "A continnanre
81 same. intend, by strict attention ia
nnsiheSs To merit favor and give satisfac.
non; My terms will always ie ~ how a-
the lowest. II CRIcJJToS tt"
Oct-23 ls7a Io-or,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Claiborne Circuit-Methodist Profestasl
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER. ID. d.,
PreSbytpriaI,.

Rev. j. T. DAVIDSON breaches ut H,-
mrr. lst and 81 Sabbath. of each month
At Mlndcn, ID Sabbath Vt each month
At Athens, 18th Sabbath of each month
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

.an you notice similarity between
zen years IN the penitentiary and re-
hglonI We can. Both are the re-.
suit of conviction.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Board Of school Directors.

W. !. LESLIE. Prr,t.,
DE. ). \. WEBB. S-.cv-
DE J. T.. MEADORS. JOHN COOK,
cor. j. =. Young. GEON;E- DAVIS,
j. I. LEhBETTER. BOB rARKINTOy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Christian.

Rev. f. NJ. NORTHUM p escbes 1t un-
ION Grove, six miles north Of Romsr, IN ne
Mindcn and Eldorado road 81 6abbaso q
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Town of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer tircuit-M. T.. Church Ssuth.
ELN. J. \. HANkER. TA,I0R.

XIV. ]. \. FAIikIR, TA,TOR.
Tulip Church - First SUNDAY in eseh
month. AZ II n'rlk. Il m. lIulnrr-Sccopl
aud Fourth sundays in each month. at II
"'ol h. IN. and Fourth Sundays at pm
AiIonA-lhird Sunday, ut II IN, and
III.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
THIS GIN

Has been ~ IL" i"r Tho past five seasons
AMI ''N"lIl recent iui'r.41 "nrut> have, been
added. II "hl iii,.> all fi,iiuu AZ the end,
"t III COTTON H"\ prevents thu roll from
hl"dNlu- and Gives - id,g,r lnh 0f Lini
ir"m 'b' Same ImODHf Of Sad 'baD am oih,r
81" " I~'. The R'Nol it,. Head li.htrn>
III" dian and c.,li>,~ the gim H. run faster
win les drl\ing poster. thus dniug a great
deal -n"rr worn within the same time.
NhlI' ''"I"u"/inG stain OF animal power.
than arlN "'l,"r Kin. The seed hrin. .iunrd
N'IN cl">" the lugih at the staple l. IN.
creased. P'uduclu. cation un this account
"f a greater market NLiur. This imuinN.d
value - given lay lru"th of staple. with rN-
TIA production ui Int. added 10 Increased
amount of work d"ur--unrr than covers
: 'r'">t "t III" lin IN every IL" bales -.iuncd.
Testimonials >"'if hl mail un application.
:. Y GlNp\l.N y Bro. Homer. La.
Agents ErvolN iug Head Cotton Gin.
Iuly 81. -. .inGm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

There is a man in Washington the
most powerful in the country. He
cnfr1es a horse scar on his cheek.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Notice TO Shippers.

WILL continue the Receiving and For
L wardng Business AT the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
How Some New York Ladies Dress

y carriage garment OF black satin
recently worn 10y Mrs. IIil'on. " iir
OF the cN Judge. is in Dolman St>lc.
having gilt pasScmcntcrir hid down
the seams, and trimmed around the
lower edge with heavy tul',rd firing,
/ IN which hairs from pcacock'S blum
age appear with irrc,lrSccnt effect.
y superb dress made hy Worth
! for Miss Aston is of white satin and
br"rade silk. The corSagc of satin
Is III basque shape, pointed back
AMI front, with heart shaped neck
and trimmed around the neck and
down the front with crystal ici.
The sleeves are long. The front ofthc
skirt Is composed OF white hrocadc
woven IN large roses and leaves. and
at the back Il court train of satin
falls. The lower edge of the front
breadth is finished with loupingS of
satin and fringe.
An extraordinary rich and cfirr
tive toilette ordered for Mrs. vii
liam IL. Vanderbilt il made OF Grim.
son satin. united with rich brocadr.
oil winch brown Is The prevailing
color. Another toilette. recently
completed for her only unmarried
Daughter, Is made OF Nile green satin
and pompalour silk. shown" a
beautiful lloral pattern of ground
work OF green, similar Ia the satin.
This is made with basque and long
sleeves. second toilette, devised for
the same young lady, is of pale pink
satin, combined with more of the
same shade, and trimmed richly
with Mcchlin lace. This is a low
neck. with short slccvcS.-L,ft,r in
Tray Press.
They tell Il story of the New
Hampshire campaign 10 the effect
that u wrll-knnwn ynnng LAWYER
had got 50 tar along in his speech
AS To SAY that "it the grrcnback .
craze prevailed, the country would
.""'ifd where he stuck and
paused for the word. Thrrcuuou
some rude fellow in the rear shout.
cd out, "Nonl,l-in Heavens ,taa,..
hat: The speaker hN that time
had recovered his balance. and
quietly remarked: Ill the gentle
man will cali around To the hotel
lfttr The meeting is over will con.
ldentlally Inform him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Nindcn Upper Landing
u. Il. GEISEN,
lBuf 0nd 8l/Hod -7oLooh

, 1T'''IFt'ff = IffI7III,
HiNbEN. It,.
IA EEl'> on hand At all times a good as.
IN N"rtmrnt of all Kind, "f Liquors and
! '%'r> 81 me lT'~i brands, and great va.
''iN "t nthrr good things. Call aud see.
sept. -. - 49,,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

he eastern and western mails clos,. nj
SHUTDOWN; other mails half an hour b,furr
departure.
Parties calling for advertised letters will
say advertised"
Money Order hours from SA.M.toIP.M
rost once closes on Sunday. ut loan.
o.. ID. ". HARRIS, p. N.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
JOSEPH Il. WOLFE Il co.,
Cotton Factors,

GENERAL. AGENTS for DANIEL PRArr'>
VI IMPROVED "Re,ol,ing Head" Cor
t"N ''IN, patented July L., i-13. Price re-
duCcd To - ~ per saw
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGEC co

DATE OF FARE AND FREIGHT on the
IL North La. Stage Co. from Homer, La.
after July lst, ISIS:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24
SHkRifFS SALE

By virtus and authority Of special exc.
cution issued iron the o66cs Of the Clerk ol
the Circuit court Of Pett,s county, Missouri.
end to me directed in favor VI the state oi
Missouri ss the relation end to the use Of
Jueph A c. Brown, Collector Of the rev
enue of the Pe,iis county, in the staie Of
Missouri, and against John r. Wilso0,
Charlss B. Glsascock. George g. Vest.
William A. Gains. Pascal q. Sta0osd.
James r. Leake. Theodore n. Cnrtis end
Lasnc~los A. H.rsmsn. Judgment ios bsck
taxss on the real estsle hereinafter d.
scribed tos the yessn 1867. 1863. 1861. 1870.
1871, 1871, 1873. 1874. 1875 and 1876. and
for the eniorcemsnt Of the lien Of plaintiff
against said real estate, ] have ssised and
levied upon all Of the right. title ssc Inter.
80 Of the ssid defendants. of, in and 10 The
following described real essate, sieusted in
Pestis county. Misssusi. to-v:t: The ease
half Of the northeast quarter. end the
souih vess quarter Of the north-sast quar-
ter, Of section eleven. (lll. Of township
iosty -seven, q J. range twenty, (30l sod
the north west quarter Of the south-esee
quarter Of section eight, ~. tovnahip
forty iour, (44), range twenty one, ely.
and ] viIl on
SATURDAY. THE lSfn DAY OF JAN
CARY. 1879.
between the houss Of nine o'clock .. =.
and Eve O'Clock p. .. Of said day. ct the
court house door in the city Of 6edalia,
in Psttis county. Miasouri. and while the
circuit eoast Of said county II in sessioe,
cell ,hs sAid land st publie auction for
e,sh, IN The hishsse bidder, 70 sstis(y said
-
L& MURRAY,
l2.l7vtd Sheriff Pesiia county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24

On the FIRST day of the session Mr..
Chalmers who represents the Vicks-
burg district in Congress. introduced a
bill granting the widow Of Lieutenant
Beuner q pension Of $50 per month.
The bill was referred to the committee
on invalid pensions. where it has been
informally discussed. Chairman Rice
said at the meeting tomorrow it will
be unanimously adopted. The only
reason that this has not been done
sooner is because Messrs. Chalmers
and Casey Young desired to lay be-
fore the committee certain facts re.
garding the death of Lieut.. Benner
while with the yellow fever relief
boat John NJ. Chambers at Vicksburg.
These facts are to be made the basis Of
q report to the House which will lie
written in the nature of q tribute Of
tho heroic action of the man. 1t is
to be arranged that the speaker will
recognize some member of the COM
mittee to make the report BY unani.
NOUS consent which will. without
doubt be granted. This is to be done
in the last hours of the last day be-
fore the recess, and Chalmers expects
to make some eulogistic remarks prop
er TO the occasion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24

"If l can only get her to talking
and she'll invite me TO come 10 bed, l
think I can manage it, thought
Charley. But his bride Ne not in .
conversational mood and be relapeed
into . meditative speculation upon
the mysteries of marriage.
How long this would have lasted.
there IS no means Of knowing. but
Just 1t that moment snmebOdy
knocked loudly at the door, and .
harsh voice which Charley. in his con-
fusion, mistook for Bettisis father. de-
manded:
"Why in thunder don't you 90 to
he'd instead u keeping the house up
all night with this everlasting
racket"
Now. Charley hadn't made noise
enough 10 disturb . mouse. but in
the bewildered condition Of bis intel
lect he didn't know but what he had.
and. with the sudden impulse born
of this violent accusation. he speedily
removed his clothes, and, creeping on
the outside rail Of the he'd. laid down
to the sad experience Of his welding
night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24

The Edmunds bill, which has passed
the Senate. leaves to each State the
settlement of disputes arising over its
electoral votes, the settlement to be
made BY such tribunal rs each State
may invest with the authority. The
Joint session of the two houses of Con.
gress. which assembled to count the
votes. shall accept the return properly
certified by the authorities of the
State, unless both houses agree in re-
jecting it. In other words, it requires
that the concurrent votes of the two
houses shall be necessary to reject the
electoral votes of State.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24
A Shocking Scene.

The citizens living on Singleton
street, between Fifteenth and Six.
teenth streets. were shocked about
two o'clock Monday afternoon at
seeing young woman and an infant
lying in . street gutter lined with ice
and exposed to an atmosphere below
freezing point. and to chilling wind.
The citizens called policeman Syl-
vester of the Central district to investi-
gate the case and to rescue the poor
creatures. The officer found that the
woman, who was TWENTY-FIVE years
old, Was helplessly drunk. and was
lying contentediy in the gutter, sup
posing she VAS at home. Beside her.
wrapped in short and thin shawl.
wss . girl baby about three mouths
old. crying for protection from the
cold.
The officer, Policeman Sylvester,
happened to know who the woman
Was. rs he found her aged mother
dead in q cellar Eve weeks ago. and he
then particularly noticed the men,
bers Of the family. He picked up
the nearly frozen baby and found a
Temporary protector in family living
in No. 1903 Singleton street. The
drunken woman. who was identified AZ
Mrs. Mollie Jordan, was taken to the
Four Courts and locked up to get
sober. A few hours later in the day
the officer carried the infant from its
protector to is mother. and when the
child was received BY sergts. Watkins
and Chapman they petted and funded
the infant into Q cheerful mood and
the babe frightened up and smiled,
though it, face was begrimmsd with
dirt, and its clothes insufficient to pro-
tect it limbs from the cold. A the
mother revived and called for her child
The infant Ne givsa 70 hsr.-&. Louis
Rspsbl;ean.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24

q p;stol.pocket in nv trou-in my
clothes. and Ill carry . pistol yes.
and I'll use it, too, it l am ever
handled again BY you rufIians.'
"But. madam" interposed Mr..
Walline. IF you don't get . permit
you'll be locked up. and the msgis-
trate will fine you SO"
"Oh. I've got plenty Of money to
pay the fne. Nov. General. you are
three. are you not
Madam, I am not member Of the
board-I am superintendent
"Oh. yes. Well, general. / propose
now to give this fellow aud another
who i,sulted me some time ago the
benefit of the Law. and I will make
formal Charge sgsinst them. What
crime have / committed ?"
Mr.. Walling said that the lsw Is
pretty clear on this pint. 1t only
aims at persons Disgusting themselves
wiih masks. There appeared to have
i,eeu no offence committed BY Mrs.
Walker. The wearing OF clothes"
Mr.. Walling added. is q question Of
taste. The officer had M right.
madam. to knowledge that you wore
trousers or petticoats."
Mr.. Walling discharged Mrs.
Walker and Flannery very politely
asked her for her name and address.
"Well." che said, "you have
already learned q lesson in politeness ;
I shall give you what Won ak
And your ago and residence.
madam ?"
"Sr! What! I never! ! utterly
refuse to give any such information to
person like you-tbe ideal"
Supt. Walling suggested that -
the lady refused to give ner age the
officer could approximate it from per
sOnal observation.
Mrs. Walker considered this ~iis
factor, and wrote out as her "peTi
gree" ''Dr. Mary Walker. American
citizen"
Officer" Mr.. Wal;ing suggested.
"you had better enter On the blotter
Residence refused"
Mrs. Walker then made q forma
complaint against officer F.annery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24
A Dfuukard'o Brain.
From the Scientific American


Hyrii. by far the greatest Of the
age, used 70 say that he could distin-
guish. in tl,e darkest room. BY one
stroke of scalpel. the hrian Of the in.
ebriate from that OfpersOn who lived
soberly. Now aud then he could con-
graduate his class upon the possession
Of . drunkards brain, sdmirably
fitted, from its hardness and more
complete preservation. for the purpose
Of demonstration. When the auato-
mist wishes to preserve human brain
for any length Of time. be effects that
object by::keeping the organ in . YES
eel IF alcohol. From . soft, pulpy
substance it then becomes comparative
" hard but the inebriste. sntici Mt
ing the anatomist, begins It while the
brain remains the consecrated temple
of the. scul-while iis delicate and
gossamer like tissues still throb with
the pulse of heaven-born life. Strange
infatuation, thus to desecrats dries up
all the fountains Of generous feelings.
petri6es ill the tender humanities and
sweet charities Of life. leaving only .
Q brain Of lead and heart Of stone.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24

All naturalized American citizens Of
German birth aud descent will await
with deep interest the fate of the
Joint resolution recently introduced
into the National House OF
Representatives regarding the abroga-
ton of the Bancroft Treaty. If that
unjust and humiliating treaty he abrO'
gated. the treaty Of 1928. which rec.
ogni.es the equal right Of natives and
naturalized citizens of both Germany
and the United States to scjourn in
either country without imperilling
their respective titles to citizenship
will recover its full force. Native
Americans ought to be no less DESTROYS
than German Americans are to have
the ignominious Bancroft Treaty sbol
ished. 1t is q standing reproach tc
our national honor and dignity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24

Congress has got along bravely with
the appropriation bills thus far this
session, but it could not keep hands
off business, and 90 the bill to regu.
late inter State commerce was passed
by the House of Representatives. 1t
prohibits freight pools and virtually
upsets our entire railway system.
Such . Law is plainly Is unconstitu-
tional as it is unnecessary. and al.
though the Senate will probably kill
this ill-favored project it should be
be watched BY persons and corpora
tions At interest. 90 that this PROPOSE
ton to disarrange the carrying trade
of the country may be shelved prompt
" and positively.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24
A GOOD PLAN,

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating in Stocks, By the .Two CnerrinR Rulee
for suec.. s.' in Messrs. Lawrence ACES new
CIRCULAR The combination method, which this
firm hs. n,s.ie sccessfnl, enables people WITH
larry. or small means reap all the benefits OF
largest capital and beet sk,ii. Thousands 81 or.
sl~r~, in VARIOUS sums. are pooled into one vast
amount AMI co-operAtsd IS Q mighty whole. thus
securing to each shareholder ell the adsanages OF
the largest operator. Immense prohts are dtvld-
sd monthlv. Any amount frSm IS 70 S:M: or
more. can b. used successfully. " Baptist
weekly, September 18th, 1878. says, by the com
hinasiom syAsem SIS would make S:s. or pr
cent; saO pays S3s0, or seven per cent. SlS
makes q 0O or ~ per cent on the ctHek. during
the month, according ." the market" Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. June 18th: The
ccn,bsuatiea method 81 operating stock - the
moot successful ever adopted Nsw York hide
Jeue.u,. Sept tZrh: 1.-THE combination system ~
founded upon correct business principles. And no
n~rsoO need he without au income vhile 70 10 Kept
WORKING BY Messrs. Lawrnee Co. Brooklyn
Journal. Apr, 9th: "Nr editor nssSse . net
profit IL Sldi .s from ssS,n one Of Nessrs. Law.
rsw.s Co.'S comhinssions" New circular {malIed
irre) captains every thing Stock. and beads
wanted Government bonds supv,ed- Lawrencs
3 Co, Bankers. S: Exchanes Place. y. y. 1t-1swss
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24
CONNIaslONER's SALE IN PARTITION.

whereas. as the september term. 1873. OF ne
Circuit cOurt Of POtts county Missouri, Judgm<os
of PARTITION Was rendered in certain eAu-e Peno-
ING in said court between Kate Lynch sad A.sy
Lynch. PLAINTIFF, and Mary Z; psshmsn eoe
Elias Iashmsn, her husband. and MAGGIE Lynce
and Patrick A. Lyn,h. defendants. and the undcr-
sisnsd w.S appointed . special eommsssscoeS p
sSSd court % make sale NJ the premisee herein
Described orslersd in said iu1gmeot % b divioeo
amt partisioned. Nov, therefore. on
MONDAY, THE esn DAT or JANUARY. lsS.
I Gill. q the court house door in the County Of
Ppess s1oresald whilo the sid Circuit Court ~
Pestis county is 10 ss:sice during .hs !snrsssy
term thereof 1879. sell The propessy aeecneed
IN sa,d Judgment - fO)l0Ws: Loeo nloe
ana .sn q dock samhsr .hrss !. II, sss
C,sy ofssalis, IN Pssiis county, Nis.oon: % pun.
lie auction 70 the highest bidder. The terms o.
said sale are o. follovs: Que half cash - nand
and the remainder On Twelve ".ooshs nlse ne0
the date OF sale With ten per cent ineeFsee pr an
mum from date Of sole. the purchaser 70 exeeuee
Ms note secured by DECD Of trust on TIE premises
cold 70 secure deferred inseallme1e.
MENTOR THOMSON.
l3.l7v%e Special COmmiseioner
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-24
THE CODE.

How Lyman Trumbull Accepted .
Challenge to Fight . Duel-A
Renaissance Of Forty Years
Ago Gen. Shields Tskss:s Hand.
Teu Feet Apart-Almost 4uSsle
to Nuxxle.