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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18
JNO. NOVA RD RETIEIpS THE
COM.uON VEAL tn"

IN ". HOIlfND HE IIE WS HE
COMMON VEAL tn"
Some person hu- kindly sent mo
newspaper, pnhiishe,i in Philadelphia,
~, :--> ~ filap7-c.;s. -rs; i--:.-y
number hears date December 7th, rs
and, 40 the hest Of my knowledge and
helici," il rriiesscs Ia be Democratic.
From ils prospectus ! further learn
that II was originated by the late W.
II. Wittc. in 1874. ION, how that
sterling old Democrat would blush Ia
read it nowD Win you bc good
enough TO tell me whether this is
Democratic newspaper published in
the interest OF the Democratic party.
and iDr Dea,e,zlie snrcrs-, or il it an
organ of few malronlcnts in Phila
dolphin, living on the plumber OF that
frurinlly plundered city, aud used gen
crally. us Ms tone seems 10 imply, to
give aid aud comiorl" To the Repuh-
llca.s in p''wer there. [The writer
asks too much at our hands. He knows
nst rs well ~ We de- that the .nrnnI
Indicated wil not help Democrats nn
I'll its tone l- changcd.- Ep RtP1 |
am induced To ask these questions be-
cause | find on reading what is pre-.
sumed TO be the editorial page, four.
teen or fifteen articles that are ruppo-.
I'd I" he original, aud may be classcd
a- political. These articles would make
rather Interesting reading in second
ar third rate Republican organ. note
eleven out of fourteen, thus
Article tirst speaks oi class called
computation Democrats'-a SORT Of
Democrat not known to us common
people in the country, but who, pre-.
sume, dwell IN the larger cities.
Number two uses the name of Scna.
Tor Matthews iorther purpose oi smirch-
ing leading Democratic Senators.
Number three abuses Senator Wal.
lace and lnes IN The name Of ex Gov
ernor blgler,
Number four growls at the Clear
heli republican and continues To snarl
Ut .,'"aur wallace
Number nve abuses Democrat ior
cohic>llng for seat III Congress out
m which he was cheated by RcpublI
can iranhs ana corruption.
Numb,rsix abuses Ex-Governor Cur.
I'm am ihe Democrats who nominated
n'm 'or Congress, aud injects little
extra spleen at Senator Wallace.
Number seven contains more abuse
"l wallace ana the Clearheld RepubH
can:
NnInher eight general abuse OF
democrats, bnt intended especially for
wallace and his friends.
Number hine di~irnsts the sincerity
ana patriotism OF the Democratic ma.
J"riiy III Congress, and evidently i'm
AGNES lhem very corrupt or dam
pnm'lS.
Number ten charges the Democratic
party with abandoning it's principles,
because, IN IT'S late nominating Con
Vehtlon II dii not hearken Ia repeat
erS ana would he leaders of the class
th"t control the Commonwealth" aud
recommends rebellion against all chosen
ana 'flch leaders.
Nuinhrr eleven charges the leaders
:" the Democratic party generally |
WIN al 'bS connected with the Texas
DACttlV RiIlrtlad and in nil this | fnJ
not one word ot renrov.l hr H.. D..
And du,Ilv wba,ay,r ., no,;,;.. /
contained in tb;. ,a,.r AID pI9 w.,
ffNlN' ss'a' INV
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

Blaine fired off his one hundred
pound Radical gun in the Senate one
day last week. The sun did not strike
him, but Thurman did i; and he went,
down nearly as severely ns he did dur.
ing tho Crcdt Mobilier investigation,
when the sun struck him Ho will no
doubt rally quicker this time than on
the icrmer occasion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

WILL ADJOURN. Tho Lower House
of Congress has passed II resolution,
which the Senate will no doubt adopt,
to adjourn from Friday next, until the
9th day OF January. This will bridge
over the holidays and give the sport
ing members an out lot, while the work
ing members OF the committees will be
enabled to get up with the business Of
the body and in this way get ready to
report in time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

Too Tnls.-rhe fugitive Senator
Patterson charges that ala, er' South
ern policy has crushed out he Rrpub
| any art in SonthCarolinu,' while the
tact is, there was never any such party
there, except tho carpet baggers who
ran away with their plumber when
they lost the support of the bayonet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

The junior Senator from Pcnnsyl-
vania has a little Senatorial chip on
his shoulder, ani he Is daily seen on
the avenues of the Federal Capital, as
well ~ on the streets Of the State Cap
iinl exhibiting this chip, and yet no
one seems to have pluck enough to
Xn0ck il off.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

"who is John Howard, ,auyway."-l Nee Yo,k
Ciii1sn
You will find out to your sorrow Il
you don'lstop plundering the columns
OF the RtPuBLIcAs every week, to
make up the other fourth Of your for
eign document. When you copy, don't
mutilate, but give credit I'D becomes
the craft.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

Ia the premises II WIN. Hawk, Ia Bell two.
/, bet pastoficsl on or Hbout the ! M ef D~cvm.
her. -FOUR STEERS, one and shalf years old.
one wtife with red ears one black and white
spotted; sne a and white sp"tfct and one red
with white spots on the forehead. No other
marks. The owneas are requested to come for
ward. pr"ve property; pay cha gss aud take
them away or they will be d,posed Of A. ori ling
to law JANE ORC IN.
thesi Pa ,.pfci3, rs SO NJ. N. shtESlY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

OH ESnuGu To Vorg. The stock
holders Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail
road, the other day elected John W.
Garrett President of their road for the
tieeaty,frt time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

nRf 1JsT.--Tist of the names Of Grand
u and Tr-vene Jurors drawn from the wheel
L. serve II Janua'y Term. 1879 oommencius ON
the second Monday, lislbl. aud to continas for
two weeks.
GRAND JURORS.
Mark Taylor. Bradfo,d, IN BraniG Be,oari..
J Tn mpson, Gulieh, Isaac Men al, Jordan.
- LFerighi, osoeo'a q Pa ohm. Beccaria,
Valentine illegal, Bogg. v Murray, ,lirard.
Allen orr L.wrence, JUST, Bulot. t,i,arJ
samue' manner, Morris hoo't Mckee, burnside,
Joseph Goss, Decatur, L Toscr. Brady.
Geo MeCully. Ferguson " o spackinan. Clf1a.
W fn'ier, Covingtbp, JIM Thomas, Woodward
Ahm feHrce, Braiford. Kenhsi,, Gov iaEton,
Nv becs, Woodward, Ias 5eyier, jr.. Br.iy,
'As b'"oAs rae, 'k X Niles, woodward.
sn,vEasr yuaoas-isr WEE
John 7 hi.hc,, Brady. tfsaao Res, Knox.
Harris Hoover learheld loo Whaling, Lawrenc,
McGi-agnlin. Chest, Curry. Burnside tsp :
Irn Caideel, Braty W NJ uooy., I.w,.ns.
Byer Busnsiie typ Peter Beers. Uaio n,
ch"po ing. Clesrhsld las Labar. I-arfeid
neuhen ho''' 1rahAm. rolem N, Burnsiie ~,
s soses na''ey Pike. H.ne nh. Lawr.aos,
r'ans "h's ksrthaus y Bcwinaa Huston,
Z W cowher. Bee a,ia. las W wilson. ,,a,,ch'
Fleming. Hoattdsi tha resls, Beoc.r,a,
s.sf,. Ls~rescs he's DuG. iswrsace
nsm - m nan"m.n' PIKE. lo~man, burnside tr
1m"s'o'rr' w"odWafd.l N Fieok awrsnce,
.nomlsnn. Cur"'llc. n. Haer, 0sceala.
y u.o'ef' urahsm W Cole, Cwwensville
D Davis, wood~ard Tired psLsr chs.t
W King. Barnsidr twp 10 \ N .Quosp t,r.sn "a
NJ Caldwell, Bradf,ri. Z Blo,m. Jord m.
W Kephar'. Dsestar, rrsnt fall-r,o, p,s.
" rarss, 0-ceola, sobt Hushs, p,...n,
4 nem o. burnside, W v Johnston, Penn,
ys'se weaver Bell. S,ml wiaget, B adv,
james Tyler. Huston, 10 Mckee, Burnad.' In
raAvrRsE 5unoRs tn wxrx
Sani Howe, ". liusionliat Wiley, Green vood.
s'hn !. S.nAey' o"shen, Twin Ness. La~rense,
noemnn, Cwrtlle. iisrris Smekl. Bsgxs
Wfiglsy, Lawreoec, 1 v Bamssrd,sr ,,,,sh..
\ ksympnd. Mrris, lD,np F,rs,s, e..s.,,.'
Pep smesi boggt kiaf, fiosftiais,
:, : y waller osofo's, W T DvIf..s, Unon,
hsns csr~snsvil's Ah'n N ter, Penn,
Q Mrrrsll, Marris. lJnhn N Rs.s. RslI
-, ssn. pi''eo. Jerian. nsria K,pp. Karthsus,
y, ~ ~ wH'on ee.hyn. Jo' n straw. fergain.
wnnends eni'eh, Rob iisss t,, 1ulich
enou' wom~'ri, Jane, Morris
~ ~ "sner, barn''de bot ! Yoihers. Ksr,hsu.,
" n'"am. Pike. Jsrc iisse.ty, Bsccaria,
4, nans, Decatur rhomas Long Norris,
Irwin, Clcsrdeld. lFrant Roush, N ~.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

$ veral astonished Nationals want
TO know Of their leaders what became
of the 25oo0 members of their party
IN Philadelphia on election day. Will,
simon Camcron { Son purchased 2I,.
600 Of them for a heavy cssb consid.
GRAFTON, and II your leaders have nd
divided with you, you had better be-
looking afler your share Of tho bribo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

The .nlire Democratic party II ID. uniied
Siaiss l. In hvor II Gen Graut for King Of Dul-
Pin'ta'yA Telegraph
Yes, and we are sorry to know that
u large portion pf ,he Radical party
arc 10 iasdr Of 'in,asii'g hihf Amy ~
the United States.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

CTRN srt ER Fame trespa.sing on the
- premises "fthe sub.criber. 70 'ididg in Brad
tord town hip. on or about the sth Of last Oto.
her. = BRfNDLE STEER with whi,e lace and
'srfns TO he about one and s-htlf or two ,es,s
Old. The ownrr Is hereby requested to cone Tor
ward, ? owe his property. pay Oh rgs. aud lake It
away ~ o'herwireit will he composed Of cord
ing 10 law. isaac BaRtlFR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18


A GooD Hdpers Weekly had
an excellent illustration ui the interior
and War Departments, on the fri
page last week. There stood 'the nobl,
rcd man" At Full length, fankcd by
Secretary shnrlE and General Sheri.
dan. The Indian was arrayed in bis
best garh, ai.d ihe three seemingly de-.
bited the Indian question. Schurz
was neatly as tall Ms ,se seven loot In
dian, but -llii up nbunt ihsci quarters
Of bis length, while Gen SHERIDAN was
array rJ IN the gqJ VI bis profession,
but his muse ohly reached up 10 th,
lndians knrcr, and sqaacs where
Schur,E's hand vas in his po, ket, while
Gen. Sherman stood in Sheridan's rear
literally saying; eco ahead Phil mi
back you." -.f..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

a fHusDsnIsp vorE.- Every mem.
bsr Of the State Senate Of South Car
oli'lA voted for Wade Hampton, for
DATED States Senator, aud only Two
sptyo nsmbsrs Of the House voted
agrlsss him. They voted for ,ha,
coward and public robber--Mackvy-
wAo should have been in the psnitep-
hsry ten ysars ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

ELECTION OF U. 5. SENATOR. - Each
House votes separately at 3 o'clock p.
m. on tho third Tuesday (2Olh) of Jan
nary and on the following day at 12 NJ.
must meet il joint convention, and elect
Don Cameron. That's so
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18
1tw Advertisements.

EAUFipN.-All persons are hereby w.rnrd
~ againsi purchasing or 10 aay way IN dllng
With the f'dlowirg pr ,p-rfy. pow in the ,.es
zion Of W. A. Read. Of Lawrence township. viz /.
fwo milk cows. three year Old heifer. I two
year old heiiers. and spring calves as the sama
belongs 70 me and Is len with said Rsid on loan
only. subject to my order nt any time.
clesrhsld Dec. IL, ls7s-3ts K. W READ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

EAUItON.--Ail pcr,pns are hereby warned
~ agsip.t purchasing or ia any way med iling
y III ID" follo~iny property now Ia the po ,ses,oa
Of 4. Cres~ell fJwian township. viz; lot
of med eines in iars, drawers and BATTLES. with
library and cases. coax stove and utensils, /
parlcr stove, set ,irs table. Q b 4. ami bed
ding. bay mare. saldie. I set harness. I spring
wagon. 2cuw-, hog. a. the same was parcha ,ed
by 'ne at Co stabs's "a on the i9lh day OF Dc.
cember, 1873, AID Is left with ,ail Cres~ vol on
loan only, suhjcc, to my order At snv tim,
X. ". JOHNSTON.
Ansonville. Pa. Nov ~, 1881.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18


We Horn WAR WILL WIs.-we
hope that the conflict between the War
and Interior Departments will result in II
victory for the former. We want the
War Department to get control of the
Indians. We have tried those long
legged, sPcctacled Philanthropisis long
enough. They and their coniederatcs
have robbed the Treasury and the In
dian 100 long already. I.etihe charge
be made and il Gen. Sherman does not
improve on Schnrtz. turn him out. too.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18
EoR SAFE or RENr.-1h. lar,

'oH SALE or RENT.-The large and
Il eon M dious ihe- tory brick hotel, situate
~ the village OF Glen Hope Cear6eld county, Pa,
With good stabling and all the neoess Nv out
buiidings, together with q siore.room 27x4o feet,
v now offered for sale or rent, on easy terms.
The location Hnd the house is une the best, Tor
hotel IN the county. A large amount Of travel
Is kept up between ih- southwestern portion Of
the county to the coal regions nf Iloutr isie and
ofceola. II Is on the through turnpike route
ffom 'yrone to DuBois. For iurth.r particulars
inquire Of or address the unisrsigned
PHILIP DOTS.
Gen Hope, Nov. IL, Is7s.tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

INAUounATloN DAY-An exchange
says that the Governor-lIoyt--wil
be sworn into ofiice on Wednesday tb,
2lst day Of January.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

We notice that the Philadelphla
Times is still after the creature of til,
forest. Another congralnlutory ad
dress might put Col. Mcclure clean
overhnnrl.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

TINE OF MEETING. The Pennsylva.
MIA Legislature meets at Harrisburg
on the first Tuesday (6tb) of January
next,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18
A MIsrAKr.-Oar devil two week

A MIsTAKE--Oar devil two weeks
ago credited a sqpib relating TO Gen.
Joe. Johnston to the Tyrone Democrat,
when be should have put Herald in
his stick. We presume both our CO.
tcmporaries placed theproper construc.
ton on the blunder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18
UDuron,. NOTICE. rn ), a., !.

A UDIrOR'- NOTICE --rn III oipb.p'.
N ,oart o. clear6eil county, in The matter Of
the estate Of William Irwin, late Of CurwensyiIie
bDrou.b deceased
The unde rgncd Auditor, appointed b, the
Court tp asc rtAin the distributor Of shares {
The several heirs Of ,aii dec dent will attend 70
his dulies as such at the "tice of Wallace a Rr-hs
in the borough of Clesr6rld, IN Thursday, the I'd
day OF January. A. D. 1879. at 2 o'c,ock p. N.
when and where all ariies ,ntrres ed IN y attend
MARRY y wAtLi v,
pecf ,io1s-N Auditor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18
s2gs7ss Is

Sia'e n Ps"n-y'sa@ia csua,y Of Clear ed SS;
|, WILLIAM DILL, Ca hier Of the above
nam d la k, d solemni twear that the alov-
statement is true 10 he best u my kbouirdse
aud belief wM II Dill, Csshier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me ,h.s 9Th
ia Of Dec, 1878 wM. RADEBAuGH, N. T..
CoRntcr-Attest; J0NA BOY MON,
R. M0SSOP,
X. MITCHELL,
Dec 10 1879. Dirertors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

VIII Senator Cameron have u rival
We shall sec.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

NJ h y psrn'yisaaia, csa,fsid cosn,y. SIS!
l. W. VI SHAW. Cashier Of the shove named
Bank. do s.lennly swvar that III. above statement
rs true TO the best Of my knoulsig- and belief.
W. NJ. SHAW.
Ca-hisr.
Subscribed and sworn ts before me thi, 18th A,
Of Dc. 1878. JOHN ". wRiGLRY, Mp.
cerreet--Attest' J. 7. LE0NAR ;,
u. L REtD,
J.f WEAVER,
Dec. IA, 1878. pireetor..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

II EAsf NOTICE --Tht following pr
IL ."rt have MID. IN the office tae Clerk Of
tu. couu Of Quarter sessions Of Cieardrla Ca 4,
their peulian. and bonds or iieeu,ss sr the Jsa-
uaiy sessions neat sgrs ably 70 ,hs act Of
Assembly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

ID EpORT of tho condition OF the FIRST
~ NATIONAL BANK Of Cle,rhrld. at Clear
n.ld. m the state Of penn.yivsnia, at the close
of business, Decenber 8, 1873.
nHso nrrs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

ID EPORT Of the condition Of the COUNTY
N NATIONAL BANK of cieardsld, at Clear
helj, in the State Of Penn.ylsa anis, at the close
Of business. December 6, 1878.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

an eminent prvsic;sru perseripsion q
hos Cnrea Crnts
Isvers, Corecstiou, Innamrnst,o,s.
worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cole. n
= Cryiny~Colic, or Testhinr Of Infsnts I,
arrn9e, o. Children Of Adnits, 4
SfimssLl, SsisrsL .sSI,.s eSsS,.s as,' a''lcSs Cole, 4
!. CouKhr, Coda, BronohItis. \
y Headaches, Sick Hesdaehe. Verslrc 1;
70 ny.rspsls, BnIons stamaeb, :. .,
a whites, TOO 'Proiuse Periods. 4;
~ sIeuE, Cough, Difficult Breathing, n
~ s.as nncutn, Eyripelas. Eruptions. Il
"a .netmntism, Rheumatic Paius, n
X Fsnes. smS slna arSs !, ss;dIss Hsl Fever Agnes g
* 9phthalmy. and Sore OF weak Eyes, h
~ gatnrrh, acute or chronic, Innncnra. IA
70 WhoOp nxsGOuri,, Violent couphe' n
q y Ultima, oppressed bretih!ng, q
3 ssr.s,,s @ si,senarxes, ares, inpaired hessins, . D
q Gsssrsi bsSal,y' *, a .ssi SssEnss.: SssEI,ns: z
81 propsy and ecanty Secretions, *
y srRss esne.s slokness rom rldiAs. n
MNney.9iseent, 9rnsA, !.L "
nefr nsrsens :.. R.sssiiilty. : in1 vital hwfstssss. r
Irlnsry iSsisssi, v,ii,Ins u. S.a,, .
" ErinmI PcrIods, d. With bpsms. -. *
y p'tSnss ~ Hearf, palpllstiins, tfc. n 8
e. Ep,ses.>sv. ppasms, b. viius' Dance, ! %
y nIph iberia, liberated sore thr,at %
PAnIIT CAxEs.
Far. no,ccec, with above aS large sIals and
|'ase Morcreo, ofsol large vIals and sses, s.eS
Tnese rrrnedle. IRE senf ~ shc rsss
sss siss sssss,s q Z; y
6swphrrys' iiemc ccrethie Nes,c,ne q.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-18

tRf ItsT.--List of the names Of Grand
- and Tr-vcne Jurors drawn from the wheel.
T. serve 1t Janua'y Term, 1879 epmnencins on
the second Monday. tIs,hl. aud to continas for
two weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-06
\ LONG JOI R\EY on THE
WING.

An event which will he very inter.
csting to students of natural history
is To take place ON the 22d of June
next. being Il race Of carricr-pigrons
on n very long courSc-nO less than
about $50 miles. from Rome to Bel
GUM, the homing point, | suppose,
being Brussels. There will he coo or
200 birds entered, all ofd fellows OF
four Years OF AGE and upward, and if
they take Il direct course they will
have To o Mount st. Goihlrd.
which will he decidedly Il frigjd lont.
The cUnnoiSspurs seem to think that
the winner will take about three DAYS
on the journey, resting on the way.
The last long race of the kind was in
1868. from the same starting point,
but out of about 300 birds tossed
only three or four got home. 1t will
be an exciting race for owners, aud
quite ~ good an event as the other
way Of making pigeons amusing.
Tile Country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-06
TOO SMART FOR HIM.

A police inspector on being inform
ed that a restauranteur in his baliwicl
was serving game out of season, Wis
its the restaurant in mnfti, and or
ders dinner.
"Waiter," says he, "'can you give
me q salmi of partridge?
"Sertingly, sir" replies the wait.
er, promptly, and yells to the cook.
cartridge for one."
The inspector finishes his dinner
leisurely, and then says to the waiter,
"Ask the boss to step this way 6
minute"
"What for?"
81 wish to notify him to appear in
court tomorrow, and answe for sell
ing partridge out of season."
so, I guess it amt worth while
bothering him about that"
"Do as I tell you. I am the po-
lice inspector, and have secured the
necessary evidence against him."
go, I spotted you, guessed what
you were after. 1t wasn't partridge
you had"
Police Inspector (uneasily)-
"What was it then?'
Waiter (cheerfally)-"Crow!"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-06
CA R led O M e
KENNEDY & CO., PlTTSBURG, Pa,
Sole Agents for the United States, the Canadas
CHRIS - ERY.
ATTORNEY ut LAW
ScXico, Missouri.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the lorh day e,
w April, y. -, 1877, Eli :. Din
lex AMI wary NJ. Dimick his WI
did by their trust deed OF that da
sell and convey to Abram Bu~kiI
trustee, and his successors in tFu
the following described propvrt..t t,
wit &:
Seventy acres being the west pa
OF south east quarter OF section /
and seventy acres being the We,
part of the north east quarter of Sc,
tiuo fifteen 3D. also ten acres of ,
the east sidrof the northwest qua
ter of south west Unc-torth of see
ton 49,, all the above describe,
lands being in township ISL ram
Il, west OF the fifth post meridian A.
.Audrain comfy Missouri, TO SecIir,
the payment of Ii certain prumisso
ry note for $500, and due in II Neai
from the date thereof, bearing trl
per cent. interest per anuum. An,
whereas, ii is provided in said trus
deed, that in case of default in tn
payment of said note ut the time am,
in the manner specified, the sal,
trustee, should, upon the application
of the legal holder Of said note aftc:
having advertised the same for thirty
days, in a public newspaper in sal,
Audrdin county, sci said premise,
and all right and equity of redemp-
ton and homestead of said Eli ,.
Dimick and Mary NJ. Dimick their
heirs and assigns, at the court hous,
door in Audraiu county, to the high
est bidder, for cash, and execute and
deliver to the purchasers, a deed on
deeds of conveyance in fee TO the
premises so sold, and apply the pro-
ceeds thereof as in said trust is pro-
vided, all of which will more fully
appear by reference to record of said
trust deed, in book M" page $50.
of Audrain county records. And
whereas, default has been made IN
the payment of the note and interest,
and the legal holder of said note has
applied TO the undersigned to sell
said premises !; Now, therefore, pub
lie notice is hereby given, that will,
by virtue of the power i'll me vested
by said trust deed, sell said premis-
hereinbetore described, OF so much
as may be necessary to pay
said note and interest and the eXpen
ses of said trust, on the
18th day of June, A. D., 1878,
ut the door of the court house in
.udrain county, between the hours
Of ten and four of that day, to the
highest bidder for cash, and convey
20 the purchaser or purchasers, by
Iced in fee simple, all the right, title
lnd interest of said Eli S. Dimick
md Mary NJ. Dimick and their heirs
md assigns, in and to the premises so
'old. ADRIAN BUSKIRK,
Ii. W. GRANTLEY, Trustee.
ID. S. Attorney.
John +. Clark IL Son agents, Mexi-
%, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-06

FEMININITIES.

The woman who maketh a good
pudding in silence is better than size
who maketh a tart reply.
A nan is obliged to die before his
will amounts to anything, but that OF
a woman is always in force.
A writer says THAT many women
are never pretty till they are old"
And then they are only pretty old.
Let a millionaire be ever s much
of a bachelor q widow is certain to
contest his will.-New York CONNER
cial.
There are at present in Paris alone
three eK-queens of Spain-Isabella,
Christina and the wife of Dln Car
los.
Young ladies, if you must wear
pins on the back of your dresses at a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-06-06
/. THE LETTER JOHN WROTE
Nashville American.

The particular evidence which in
terests John Sherman in the Potter
resolution is a Photographic copy OF
his letter to Weber and Anderson,
the supervising inspectors of East and
West Fsliciana, Louisiana. This
letter authorized them to make out
the protests against the results in
those parishes on which the returning
board threw out the democratic votes.
These men at first hesitated, and it
will be remembered the delay caused
an open and fiagrcnt violation of the
law on the part of the returning
board in receiving the protests. Mrs.
Jencks, a friend of Mrs. Weber, was
in Washington in January with this
letter to make terms with Secretary
Sherman. She disposed of the origi,
nal to him, but first had it photo,
graphed; and this is the one that has
fallen into the enemy's hands.