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Illinois Central Il. Il
Shortest Route to Chicago.
Sioux City to Chicago,
Without Chan

Without Change OF Cars
Express train leaves Sioux City, :25 p. M; and
A. Chicago 400 p. M; 25 minutes earlier than q.
sieepins car runs through from Newell 10 Chic
rgo. Fare Tor sleeping car, only $500. Paasen
ger leaving Chicago at 10 s. m.
Bound west, arrive at Sioux City at.12:30.
An acccnmodst!nnrs!n will Isage ~, jlLv
daiiy, except Saturdays at $3.50 p. NJ. connecting
With through passenger train at Fort Dodge Pas.
sGngers leaving Chicago at9:25 arriveat Sioux
Trains going east connect at Chicago With iii
trains foE Detroit Cleveland, Buffalo, NiagsrA Falls,
pittsburg, Philadelpha, Baltimore, Washington,
New York, Boston and all parts of the East.
This train connects at Waterloo with trains on
tne Cedar Falls and Minnesota Branch, leaving
Waterloo at IL 40 NJ, and arriving at Mona at 10
4. r., connecting sith the Milwaukee and st. Paul
rn,rnd trains, and arriving at ST. Paul at :55 p. u.
snd Minneapolis At 8 80 p. NJ.
Connections are made At Freoport with trains on
the ilinois Central main line leaving Freeport st
SA7 r. M arriving at Galesburg at AS p. NJ, Pe0-
ria, 300 p. M; Burlington at 700 p NJ. Rock n
lsnd at 40 p. NJ, Quincy at $3.50 NJ. st. Louis
7:!o 4. NJ, and Csro 1t 4:15 A.. N. ConnectinH n
UIiro with trains for Memphis, Nashville vioks-
soss south. =" Orleans 'nd 'll parts OF tho
Connections are made at Freepcrt With Wsssss4s
Union trains, leaving Freeport at 1880 NJ. sud ar~
irving st Racino st 6:b5 ?. NJ, and Milwaukee ss
7:2s r. Il. n 2
Connections arc also made st Dubuque to st.
Louis, Cairo spd al points sc'.ti,.
Baggag : Checked Through
To all important paints.
ZEof through tickets and information apply % tha
Illinois Central depot.
Trains run by Dubuque time, which Is twenty
minutes foster than Sioux City.
JOSEPH +. TUcKEn, Chicago,
v. p. JoHNsoN, Master Of Transportation.
0sn1 Passenger Agent, Chicago.
3. 4. HAMILTON, Agent Sioux City.
FINE CIGARS Al. :TI,EI TN REs.cAU
RAs1Esse. w ~
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~ WIEN ,ha \ Hoedel, the assassin, wa. ask ed
oa-ad n ad' =, uay before his death whether he
~, :, Mar ', see hls mother again he replied:
,ia ?' :; i I,el whining would be insupporta-
in;n 1I T. Al MS conversations with the chap
nna ",a n,I, nI repeated quoted verses from Heinc
aru ar aor;n: os'er Poets, and spurned the notion
nf H,n 'u:.g p:,g sola"e from the instructions
lao, W. ~: nlole When questioned as to his
nmh,;o ,9 ;;,'sles, he requested to be executed in
n"Dl ,ho ,r md begged for cigars and beer. At
uLo ,uo oigent solicitation of the chaplain,
""" n.a, WIS wa walking by his aide. he threw
"may 1hc stump Of cigar which hs had
..mt,eenoed .me to smoke with his last breath.
on' what plucly fellow am" Wa hia
favori'e exclamation.
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THE time has arrived when the merchant
expects his money for what he has trusted
farmers to get through the summer, and
now comes the trying time and many will
e1claim "what are we to dor" We say
take care of your merchants, who has
clothed, fed, and in many ways helped you
through the season, and thinks tho time
has come when his good Offices should
be remembered and his money returned,
so he can settle his accounts with tho.e
who have 80 kindly carried him along,
and if we take hold and do our duty every
thing will yet be well.-H astlngs Era.
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Yellow Fever iii Northern CitieS
in Former Years 4
fE. D. Mansfield IN Cincinnati Gazette.I

r. d. Mansfield III Cincinnati dazettel
NV grandfather and uncle died Of vel
low fever in 1874, in New Haven, Conn.
My mother had it. My father remained
in Philadelphia during its immortal pre-
vaitncc in 1893, and visited New YORK
in 'S22, when it prevailed there. The cir
cumslanccs proving that yellew fever had
prevailed and might prevail in northern
cities, drew my attention to its history and
condition. The result may be interesting
to the reader AT a time when this plague
is sr prevalent in the Mississippi valley.
First, of Its history: There is no mention
of the yellow fever previous to the middle
of the seventeenth century-say lGo0 and
one Of the most remarkable instances of
its appearance was in the city of Philadel-
phia, now tand possibly them the c'eanest
city in the United States. In G99 Wm
Penn returned from England to his Penn
sylvania colony in December He found
II had been ravagcd by the yellow fever,
which is thus mentioned IN Holmes An
mails: "a mortal desease, called the yellow
fever, has swcp, great numbers of people
irst before his arrival" 70 understand
how it may prevail in northern cities take
the case Of PHILADELPHIA It has appeared
there several times, and in two remarkable
years with great mortality. In 1893 no
less than $500 persons died in Philadel.
phia from yellow fever. l1OS 3,645 per
SONS died OF this disease. Philadelphia
in 1893 had about 10000 inhabitants, so
mat about one in fifteen of the Inhabitants
died in less than three months. This is \
mortality far exceeding that Of the South
now. If we suppose that $4,000 of the peo.
pie at Cincinnati were to die between the
lst of August and the lst of November we
sho~ld get correct idea otthe proportion
of mortality in Phladelphin. Yellow few
er has been there at otner times, but very
seldom in the present century. 1t has Wis
tied New York % times, but never as
fatally Us in Philadelphia. In 1922, when
I was there n day or two. the three lower
wards were boarded Oft, and the fence rs
marked "The Infected District II has be,
gun a, the foot of the Rector street, and
never got into The upper part of the city,
but within tie infected district II was quite
fatal. It visited New Haven Coma, as
said, in 179f, The mortality was not
great, but the town was small. Yellow
fever aud scarlet fever prevailed together,
and deaths by both were about one in ~:
The cases have mentioned, and some Of
them attended with exlre 9 mortality,
sho that the cities OF the North Are not
exempt from il, even In ito most malignant
$eym,
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BELOiT ITEMS.

The line of the Milwaukee & st. Pau
road Is being located between Sheldon
and Rock river
Work on the Pembina extension be
tween Calliopc and Struble's mill is pro
crossing rapidly. Some five miles vii! bt
completed by the 18th inst.
Some lumber IN the rear of Tom
TattershalPS shop on Main stree! means
either the starting of a lumber yard OF
some other institution.
-Chas. Getz is laid up with felon
which disablcs him from attending to hi:
business. Forest Rowley attends to thu
Post office.
Jack Frost threatened us Sunday
night, but kept off until Monday.
Lack of counter room for the huge
pile of clothing that has arrived at Fos
dicks, is the only thing that makes Tin
scowl these days.
The Beloit school will not commence
until Monday, Sept 23d, Miss Upper tho
Preceptress, having been assisting st Nor
nal Institute, can not arrange to commence
as first intended on the 10th inst
1t takes an IrisEman's wheelbarrow
one hoe, a small basket, Tim Fosdick
John Coulter and the cool Of the day, tc
secure a peck Of potatoes for family use
If this is doubie,i, refer to Mike Nelson
who kept the tally list and done the laugh
ing
We fell into line with the Bcloi, lazy
CLUB and ramped to the new brick yard
east Of town. The proprictors of the es
tahlishment are making good hcadway af-
ter 50 many annoyances and expect to
have their first kiln ready TO burn within
three weeks. The clay bed that furnishes
their material is pronounced 10y these gen
tlemcn, of a superior quality, and they
look for a better quality OF brick than they
made at ucMars, The clay banks are in.
cAuduStdolS, lCI Iult III ; tliC IC'lpfut VI I'LL
little surface soil, and, easy of access
Water is obtained from the Creek by Il
slight dam, aud a pump, and level sur
face from the brick moulded has Ucen
easily obtaiacd. 1t is their intention ID
WORK q kiln Of about 100000 This season,
and should the brick made prove as gen
uine rs the mould indicates, Beloit and
the surrounding country can be cheaply
supplied with what mas been long needed.
n 0 Casualties occurred during our sojpurn
only tcsdicA's dog Monkey got his foot
into divers fresh mOuius, and left the i'm
press Dl the court nt arms Of the family
much 10 tie chagrin of the proprietors Of
he yard.
Wick, the well known dealer of Roch
ester, n. Y, is noS b:tter prepare than
ever to furnish winteriEy Towering bulbs
His late catalogue presents y large mum
Der If popular and beautiful varieties
We would advise our ladies friends to send .
for catalogue. The plants obtained from
James Wick can be relied upon, and any
plan; called for Can be furnished. AL
dress james Wick, Rochester, n. Y.
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Caucus.

\ caucus will bv held at the room occu-
pied by +. Rood, in Beloit, on Saturday,
Sept l4th '1S, at | p. IN, to elect six dele
gates to represent Lyon township in the
County Convention to be held at Rock
Rapids Oh Sept. 2lst to nominate County
officers Z. g. CARPENTER,
Of Committee.
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Fortune Telling.

Madam Valerie, stopping ct the Harlan
House, and for the sum of One Dollar
Will tel you the most wonderful things
you ever heard OF past, present and future.
If you want to be astonished, don't fail TO
hear her
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UNITED STATES LAND oYYloK,)
Sioux Falls, D. T. Sept. 8, 1878.
George W. Palmer Canton. d. r.
iuu hereby notlred that tho Honorable Conn
..ss,o:,ar OF The General Land OfToe. ia ! iester
dated Ang. %, 1878, h.s adiudged your Homestead
Entrv No. s9a5. npon Lots and NV X. Section
80, Township ~. Range 81. forfeited. You are d.
lowed sixty days from the date Of this notice In
which to appeal from said decision.
B. F. CAHVBRII, REGISTER.
J. n. wAsHDURN, Receiver.
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A Card.

The undersigned will open September
Cd, in the Store formerly occupied by 8.
Fl. Stafford, opposite Bailey & Gifford's
Office. n we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries, which he will sell as cheap
as the chennes4
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IIspST.

August 10. girls brown woolIen wove
sack Any one returning it to the ADvo.
CATE office will confer favor on Rev. C.
W. Batcheiler of Dell Rapids, y. r.
Aug 1873.
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Wanted.

800 Teams, on the Pcmbina extension
between Calliope and Fairview. $500 a
day will be paid tor man and team, and
sl.5o day for man alone. Apply to
&. NJ BERGAN,
On the road between Fairview and Cal
lone
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GREENBAcKs and National Bank notes
were worth in New York, Friday within
one.fourth of q cent with gold.
The Grand Central Hotel In Omaha
WAS destroyed by fire last week. The Her.
aid Office also suffered materially, hut the
materials were removed with safety and
the publication WAS not DELAYED.
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Notice.

All those Indebted to me arc respectfully
requested 10 call and settle the same.
Dr. J. G. HAYS
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Money to Loan

In sums 10 suit on Real Estate security
3 to years time.
J. ". TAYLOR.
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Dentistry.

Dr. Bed Ord'wil be At the Harlan House
upper Canton Sept 81 and 23d, and at the
Dixon House Sept. "a and 25th.
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woke the above order or resolution at lany
time they see fit and appropriate to do so.
The clerk is hereby upon motion, autho.
rized to procure chandler for the court
room.
~- The minutes Of to.day's proceedings
were read and on motion accepted and ap I
proved.
On motion the Board adjourned sine
de-
A. l.. ARNESON,
Attest: Chairman.
TuoRE j. THoNsTAD,
G. icrly
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usrrED srArrs LAND ovvro.. !

uNrrED srArRs LAND O11IcR,
Sioux Falls, d. T., Sept, Q, 1873.
Sarah J. Eikenbary, Glenwood, d. r.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner OF the Gs neral Land OfYlce, IA letter
dated Aug. %. 1873. has adjudeed your Honsseeed
Entry No. 65l1 upon sw 4 Section 8, Tovuship IS,
Range 81. forfeited. You arc allowed sixty dsys
from the date Of this notice in which 70 appsa fto
said decision.
=. ,...... 80. - H.F. nANssas., 1sssss.v.
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CANTON p. Q. DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except SUM-
LAY att Am. Departs every day except Sunday
At7P.N.
Northern daily mail arrives every day Except Sun
d,y at :O0P.M NJ. Departs every day except Sum
Canton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
and Friday 1T 12M Departs same days at l P. NJ.
Canton l. Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
sp.M. Departs every Saturday, at A. NJ.
Office O, en- from 7 A. NJ. to p. NJ. On Sundays
from to P. M, and one hour after the mail
riyes from the North.
JOHN FALDE, postmastrr.
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SUMMONS.


TxRaiFoax OF DAgcra, I'd Judicial District,
SIS. District Court in sad
John ~. Csipsutcr and &
Aur0rs v. Carpenter, Pifs.,
against
Harry L. RAmsdall, Def't.
The Territory OF Dakota to the above named De-
3endsnt; In the name OF the Territory Of Dakota,
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the above named lnintifs which
wss hled In the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court In and for the county OF Lincoln, on the
llth day Of July, 1873. and to serve copy Of your
answer upon the subscriber st hi1 office in Canton,
Lincoln county, D. r., within thirty days After t,s
service Of this summons on you, exclusive OF tbs
dsy OF such service, and II you fail to answer the
said complaint within that time the Plaintiffs will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint
Dated st Canton, D. T.. this 1lth day Of July,
A. D. 1878.
J. W. TAYLOR,
1o-6W Plaintiff y Attorney.
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!. At Sioux city with Sioux city h Pacific, ILL.,
nois Central, Sioux City st. Paul RAILROADS..
q At Elk Point with Stages for Ponca, Neb., and
Rch!snd y. T.
g. At vermillion with Stages for Lodi, Riverside
Turner, Boomingdale, and Fnlay.
I. AZ Meckling with Stage for st. James,
5. At Gayyie with Stage for 81. Helena.
8. At Yankton with Missouri River Transports
ton ooapsnys Line oi steam for Forts Rsnosll-
Bruie, Pierre, sully, Rice, bismarck, Stevenson,
. snd behton also with Stages for all Points ID,
Southern and Western Dakota and Northern Nebrss
ka.
T. At Porttandville with Stages for Virginia.
Lden, Fairyiew, beloit, Canton, Harrisburg, Plan
oreau: Lsrchwood, Rock Rapids, Sioux Falls, aud
al Points on Big Sioux River.
G. Z. MERCHANT,
Gen. Snperintend
Sioux City, lows.
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Chicago Z North-wssts
RAILWAY.

RAILWAY.
The great Trunk Line from the West to
Chicago and the East.
II is tho Oldest shortest most direct, convenient
comfortable and in every respect the best line You
can take. tits the greatest and grandcst Railway
organisation in tho United states 1t owns OF CON-
21OO Miles of railway
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run s,t nsby
through between
COUNCIL BLUFFs AND CHICAGO!
No other road runs Pullman Hotel cars, or any
other form Of Hotels cars, through, between the
Missouri River and Chicago.
Its line 10 laid with heavy steel rails upon deep
bed Of broken stone ballast, and It's bridges Of
iron or stone. Its passenger trains are equipped
with every known Improvement for comfort and
safety run at faster speed for greater distances
than the trains Of any line on the continent the
Company has largely increased its equipment for
travel, and build i'll IT'D own shops locomotives aud
passenger cars at short notice sufficient to fully
resources at the command of the Company guaran-
tee the most perfect accommodations for all Its pat
rops. The
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
for which the road Is Justly celebrated presenta
to the traveller its per:ec: roadway ever
changing panorama of river, mountain and land.
scape views unequae, In America.
THE EATING STATIONS
on this line are unsurpassed. Meals are furnished
at suitable hours, and ample time allowed for enjoy
ing them.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST should bear In
mind thSt this Is the
Best Route to Chicago.
AND ALL POINTS EAsT.
Passengers by this route have choice Of Ave d II
n I'D a rfu unn M ~
Lines Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
AND OTHER EASTERN POINTS,
Insist that the Ticket Agents soils you ticketel,y
tho Northwestern Road. Exanie your tickets, and
refuse to buy II they do not read over this road
AL Agents sell them and Check usual baggage
Free by this line,
Through Tickets via this Route to all Eastern
Points can be procured at the Oeutral Pacific Hail.
road Ticket Office, foot of Market Street, and at oil
New Montgomery Street, San Francisco. and ut Ill
Coupon Ticket Offices of Central Pacific, Union
Pacific, and al Western Kailro ,da.
New York ONCE, No. 415 Rronuway. Boston OF
flee, No. State Street. Omaha Cliee, 24o Fsra-
ham Street.. San Francisco Office, 2 New Mont
gemery Street. Chicago Ticket Ohlces; 90 Clark
Street, under SherInon House; IS Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinsie Street Depot. corner West
kinsic and Canal Streets v ellis Street Depot, cof-
ncr Wells Kin ie Streets.
For rates information not attainsbls from
your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN HUGnI~T, w. II. SrExNErr.
den'l Mang'r, chicsgo. Gsn' Pass. Agrt, Chicago
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III. A. JERAULD.

T AwYER, Canton, D. T. Once In the Court
IL Houee
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JOB PRINTING.

scS s.: Esas es yot Printing promptly q
ended to, quickly nlled end satisiscton guaranteed
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A. F. s. A. M.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
I. W, CARTER, District Attorney.
". M. CUPPETT, Clerk OF District Court.
THorF J. THoNsrAD, Register of Deeds and Ex-
ofBcIo County Clerk.
GEO. W. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
J. o. FITzeERALD, Judge of Probate.
P. DIXON, Sheriff.
B.C. JACOBS, Superintendent of Schools.
A AsNEsoS, Chairman,
W. W. PALMER, Co. Commissioners.
n. r. HoGOBOOM,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

EPISCOPAL SERv1cEIn Canton at the School
house, oh the second and fourth Sundays Of each
month, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Until further notice
services will be conducted by Rev. DR.. NJ Hoyt.
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DIXON HOUSE.
WESTERN HOTEL,

T EMARS, IOWA, corner 9th and Washington
IL streets. G. II. Dingemans, Proprietor, tsuc-
cessor to NJ. Thtgen). well-furnished table, End
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Lv-
cry Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms moderate,
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Business Cards.
ATTORNEYS.

BAILEY & CLIFFORD,
4 TToRN EYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ Canton, D. 7. Office south OF Harlan House,
Main street.
ARK W. BAILEY. o. S. G1FFonD
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G.. l.. NICK .AI
e.. III. WINSOR.

A TTORNEE AT LAW Sioux Falls, d. T. Of
IA fee in Gilbert's building, opposite Cataract
House. Especial attention paid to Business in the
q. S, Land Office. Is also Land and Colecting
Agent.
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j. W. CARTIER.
j. w. TAYLOR.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A Canton, D. T.. Office i'll Court House.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
~ Notary PCBLIc, Cauton, Lincoln county, d.
Office West end Beoit Bridge
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g. ?. dANssssI,. 4sssss.g.
y. i. VAs1ukeey,. 9N.4e.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q, W, NAYLOR.

NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
Estate AZ tax paying busness promptly at
AmS ed to. Off :. at Court II ouse. ltf
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PHYSICIANS.
HOTELS.
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HARLAN HOISE.


fNANTON ID. t. Maiu st., g. W. Harlan Prop'r'
~ Splendid accommodations for all travellers
and good Stables in connection with the House.
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A Model Egg Consumer.

On Thursday evening. a sun-browned
bardy.looking man, about 50 years of
age, dressed i'll his Sunday best"
having the appearance of sailor just
returned from long voyage, stepped
into popular eating house in the
city. ordered a dozen fried eggs. a
loaf of bread and a cup of coffee.
The eggs were served to him upon a
large dish, when he proceeded to dis.
pose Of them in such quick success sion
that. in ten minutes they all disap.
peared, Including the bread and coffee.
lie then rose, presented the check OF
seventy cents TO the cashier, paid that
anOunt, and observing that be liked
the establishment and would call
again, left the saloon satisfied man
so far as hunger was concerned
Picdyune.
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Sheriff s Sale.

James c. Cooper State Of Louisiana,
vs. No 800 Parish Of Rrhisnd
{. II. Moore, sheriff, } lith DsuictCosru
e,ul1 |.'a
10y virtue of wri, Of alias FL In. ij*Wett
ID from the Honorable lith District Cont
m and for the parish of Richland, State Of
Louisiana, in the above entitled sun, and ID
me directed, | have seized and'wilr offer for
sale al the door Of the court house in the town
of Rayyile, said parish Of Richland, on {.
Saturday The 18th Day Of J""e. 1873
a, public auction 10 the last and highest bidder
the following described property, towh:
An undivided one.sx,h tI-f) interest IN
Lots one and two q h y in square Eight (s)
in the town Of RayviIIe, La, each I0 fronting:
sky feet on Benedrue Street and running
back south one hundred aud tw eniy feet on
Ls,isc street, as per plat Of. the town OF Ray.
VILE, La, together with all the buildings anu
Improvements theron. i" W
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit -
appraisement. -. NA
J. a. klpDELk,- SAsssk~
Sheriff $ Office, RayviIle, La, Z 9GT
May l. lS7S.-tit.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15
SHERIFFS SALE

Samuel l.. Boyd 1S,a'e Of louisiana,
No 53as ~ Parish %! R,chand.
b X McLemcre )ii,h Dis.'ic, Court.
81 virte Of a wit OF H. ia, issued from
tue Honorable lith Di.iric; Court III and for
the Parish OF Rchand, State Of Luuisiana,
IN the above entitled and numbered SUIT, aud
To ire directed, have seizet and will offer
for sale al the door of the coLrt house, IN tho
town Of Rayville, sai.i Parish of RiChland, on
Saturday. tie 18th day Of June, 1878.
al public auction, 10 the last and highest bid.
der, the following described properly, to-wit
The south east quarter OF the south fAst
quarter and the ives, halt Of the south east
quarter OF section three in Township seven
teen, Range nine cas-, Also, the north han a
the north west quarter and the north west
quarter OF the north east quarter Of sechon
Twenty-Five in Township eighteen, Ranse
nine east, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. - '-.SAss =
Seized "a the property of b: H.. McLemoIs,
Defendant. and will he sold to pay said debt,
intere>; and all costs. 49,. .,
Terms of sale--ca.h. with the be6e<it scf
appra,ement J. A. LiDDEILi $eaRAAsl 4
Sheriff Office, Rayvi!Ie, Lat, - ~
May II, IS1S.-6i. e "