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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-02

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
ELOPEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
How They Court and Carry ON by the
Banks of the Classic Clinch.

Special to the Star.
MoRRIsTowN, Tenn, June 10.-One Of the
most remarkable double elopements on
record has just occurred from the neigh
borhood of Liberty Hill, IN Granger Coun-
ty. Levi Mausey, married, sold his sheep
to get money to elope with Miss Charlotte
Vandegrif' aged sixteen years, and EN-
ployed Elijah Lawson, also married, to lay
his plans for him. Mauscys wife discov-
cred the plot, stole her husbands sheep
money and skipped out with Thomas Van
degriir, brother OF Miss Charlotte.
Elijah Lawson, who had apparently
maneuvered affairs for Mausey, became
enamored of Miss Charlotte himself, and
elopcd with her, along with her brother
AID Mrs Mausey. The only one left out
in the cold and seemingly disconsoate is
Mausey himself, who has neither wife nor
sweetheart left to solace him. Lawson
leaves a wife and three little children, and
Mrs. Mausey leaves, besides her woe-hegone
Levi, three children also, the youngest
being only ten months old.
The party proceeded to Clinch River,
where they stole skilf and toated away
with the current. No tidings have since
been received of them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

Dr. Jacob Leonard died at Urbana, O..
Gus, Wernet was sunstruck at Canton,
O., yesterday.
Geo. Justice was found dead in bed at
Frankfort, Ind.
A heavy storm did much damage in
Kansas yesterday.
Joseph Nolet. Frenchman, suicided near
Port Huron, Mich.
John s. Hsler was kicked to death by a
horse at Richmond, O.
Seth Wagner, a prominent farmer, is
missing from Shoals, Ind.
Cream Costan, fireman, was killed in q
railroad collision near Warren, Pa.
The late Sarah Townley, of Jackson
Mich, kindled fire with kerosene.
Young I've was acquitted at Atlanta of
the murder of his father-n-law, Sparks.
There are five murderers under sentence
of death in the San Antonio, Tex, Jail.
Oh. Goodson, poor tailor at Mt. Gil
ead o., has inherited an immense for
tune.
Colonel Augustus Stone, aged ninety
nine, died at Harmar, Washington County,
Ohio.
James Murphy, who betrayed Sam. Bass
over to the authorities, was poisoned to
death in Texas
The GAINESVILLE (O.) street-car stables, to-
gether with fifteen mules and two horses,
were destroyed by fire.
Dufferin Terrace was officially inaugu-
rated at Quebec yesterday. The illumina-
tons at night were on the grandest scale.
Ayers, Mithoff 4 Dunn's shop at the
Penitentiary, and D. L. Putnam's stable,
Columbus, o., were badly damaged by
fire.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

No Police Court will be held to-mor-
row.
The closing exercises of Miss Arm
strongs School, Mount Auburn took place
to-day.
The temperance meeting at Fifth and
Lock streets tonight will be addressed by
General s. b. Brown.
The late Phil. Tieman's billiard hall
on Vine street has been purchased by Mr..
Dave L. Billigheimer.
Caspar Kastner, residing at No. 1856
Pleasant street, tell down stairs last night
and broke his leg. He was taken to the
Hospital.
The death of Mr.. Henry Vallette, who
was lately engaged in the banking business
with Mr.. Rowland Ellis, occurred on Sun
day night at College Hill.
John B. Davenstod, Dayton (Ohio)
lawyer, came TO this city yesterday, and
shortly after his arrival was taken sick
very suddenly. lie was taken to the Hos
pital.
A child of Mr.. L. Marks, of 2jS Rich
mond street, fell from the second story
window Sunday night on a flight of stone
steps, but luckily sustained no serious in
juries.
Mike Whalen little fellow who has
been staying at the Brothers ~ Catholic
institution on Mt. Alverno, near Delhi, ran
away from there last Sunday. He was
yesterday found slowed away in the Short
Line train for Cleveland, whittier he in
tended going.
At the meeting of the Trustees of the
Southern Railroad yesterday afternoon Sec
retary Tatem reported that the receipts for
the month OF May were $259, Al 81, the dis
bursements S0l, l37 43, and the balance on
hand $65O374 50. A communication in
reference to the Union Depot was received
and filed.
At the meeting of the Police Commits
Bioners yesterday afternoon the Health
Officer reported as follows: Number of
deaths in the city during the month of
May, 4O6i white, $50; coiored, %; male,
245; female 16l; births 544; male, 200;
female, 25i; white 532; colored, 12;
monthly attendance OF the markets, 1871;
total value of condemnations, 1904 TO-
Lake Chautauqua is the highest navi-
gated water in the United States. 1t has
an elevation of seven hundred and twenty
three feet above Lake Erie and one thou
sand three hundred and sixty two feet
above tide water, rendering it noted ior its
pure and bracing atmosphere, and particu-
larly desirable as resort for those who are
troubled with asthma or kindred difficult
ties. The lake is reached by the Atlantic
Il Great Western Railroad, which lands
passengers at Lake View.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Amnsement Mentinn.

Commencing Tuesday evening June 18th,
at the Highland House Belvedere, series
of popular concerts will be given by the
Thomas Orchestra.
The second summer eve fete will be Civ
en- at the geological Garden Thursday
evening of this week. The Garden will be
beautifully illuminated, and superb music
will be secured.
Edgar F. Strakosh, agent for Wilhemj,
the great yioinist, is in the city to make ar
rangementS for two concerts to be given on
the 10Th ard l7th inst WllheImj will be
assisted by Franz Rummel, pianist, Miss
Mary Bryant, Soprano and Max Liebling,
conductor.
For next Thursday an array of special at
fractions has been engaged at the Highland
House capable of attracting an immense
crowd. The aeronauts, Prof. Harry Gilbert
and Miss Helene Thiers, give balloon as
cension at 8 p. m. The wire walkers, Tu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Police Commissioners.

The Board met in regular session yester-
day afternoon, and no business of any i'm
portance was transacted during the open
session, but when they went into executive
session the head of Lieutenant Winall, of
the Ninth District, Twenty-first Ward
station-house, was clipped off for incom-
potency.
Officers Elder and Crambert, for refusing
two reporters admittance within the guard
ropes placed around the Post & Co. build
ing will be investigated some day this
week by Colonel Wappenstein and Mr.
Hogan.
The question as to what should be done
about few members of the Department
who attended the Columbus Convention in
disobedience of orders came up and was
pretty thoroughly discussed. 1t was finally
decided to overlook the infraction of the
order this time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
GRANT DON'T WANT 1T.
For George Washington Childs Has
Said 1t.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, June lO.--A Tribune Phila-
dephia special reports General Grants
friend, George w. Childs, as saying that if
General Grant entertained any expectation
of being nominated for President in 1880, or
meant to enter the list of candidates, Childs
is confident he would have written him on
the subject AS the ExPresdent never
once mentioned the matter in his letters,
Childs feels convinced that the possibility
of him being called upon to serve third
term in the White House is foreign to his
thoughts. Childs says that any movement
to bestow public honors on Grant after his
arrival which have q political purpose and
seem intended to put him in the attitude
of candidate for the Pres dency will be
dstasteful to him and will be discouraged
by all his personal friends.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Board of Education,

At the meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton last evening it was decided to dismiss
school Wednesday afternoon, on account OF
the opening Of the S@ngerfest.
The report Of the Committee on Funds
and Taxes, fixing levics as follows was
adopted: For Schools, 3 2-l0 mills; for Uni
verSity, 1-l0 of ! mill; for Observatory,
3-1O0 Of mill; for Library, 1-20 of mill.
The action of the Committee in establish
ing branch library at Cumminsvile was
approved and al invitation to attend the
opening this evening was accepted.
The question of the appointment Of Mr..
Vickers was laid on the table.
A resolution providing for the reduction
Of salaries was referred to the Committee
on Salaries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

lula and Charest, give an exhibition at 4
D. IN. on wire stretched from the Belye-
dere to the platform, and concerts by the
Red Hussar Elite Band at 8 and p m.
At the Grand 0pera-house last niAht
"Loves Trials" was presented to q fine
house, and in most satisfactory manner
in all respects. The singing was excellent,
all the members were well up in their parts,
and the drilling of the soldier girls was i'm
mense. The Twelve Conspirators' also did
their part very handsomely. Altogether it
was very pleasant entertainment, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the fine audi
ence that attended. 1t will be repeated to-
night and at Wednesday matinee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

the Legislative. Judicial and Executive Ap-
preparation Bill introduced last week was
reported from the Committee on Appro-
priations. 1t differs from the original bill
in not containing any provisions for the
expenses of the United States Courts. The
bill was passed under suspension OF the
rules.
A bill making appropriations for the ju-
dicial expenses of the Government was re-
ported from the same committee and or
dered printed and recommitted.
Adiourned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
he Turf.
ASCOT HEATH TODAY.

LONDON, June 10.-The meeting at Ascot
commences to-day. The Ascot stakes, about
two miles, for which eighteen Of the thirty
five Weighted by the handicappers have
been left in, will be run at 5:15 O'Clock. 1t
will be a race OF much interest, as the
American representative Parole) will prob
ably come to the post. He vii! carry 125
pounds, the heaviest impost. Parole is also
entered in the gold vase, the gift of Her
Majesty, two miles, which closed on the Sd
instant, the Tuesday after EPSON; but Mr..
Lorllard's agent prefers that the gelding
should start in the Ascot stakes. The i'm
posts gradually decrease from Paroles l25
pounds to II pounds which is given to
Mycenea, who is the fayorite this forenoon.
1t is announced that General Wm Hard
ing, of Belle Mead Farm, Tenn, has bought
for $10.O 900 General Bufords great stallion
Enquirer
John D. O'Connor has made arrangements
for match of cushion caroms between
Shacfer and Sexton for $500 side, to oc-
cur in Chicago.
NJ. C. Mcdonald publishes a challenge
backing George Guyon for six days walk
against O'Leary, Grassland or any and all
pedestrians for S., 900 a side, all the gate
money to go to the winner.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Matrimonial,

Mr.. Lowry J. Beard, son OF the late Capt
0. P. Beard, OF Lexington, Ky, and Miss
Alice Mills, daughter Of VIM. Mills, of Day
ton, Ohio, were married yesterday by Rev
Sylvester Weeks at the Burnet House.
Mr. George w. FacEler, well known in
Burance man Of this city, was welded last
evening to Miss Fanny B. Tnmble, of Gov
ington, at the residence of the brides
parents, No. 1926 Madison street, Rev.
George f. Bugbee performing the ceremo-
MES The wedding was not announced in
the invitations and was surprise to the
majority of the fifty guests.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Police Court,

There were very few important cases be-
fore Judge Wilson this morning. John w.
Dryer, for being drunk was given thirty
days; Frank Meyer, for abusing his family
and being violent towards an officer when
he undertook to arrest him, was sentenced
to three months; John White and George
Lewis, charged with having burglar tools
in their possession were before the Court
this morning. White got 800 fine and
twelve months in the Work-house, and
Lewis got simply twelve months.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

There is nothing mysterious about the
disappearance from the skin of eruptions,
burns, scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores,
through the influence of Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. Sulphur is a potent purifier and
healer of the skin and is most beneficially
utilized in this form. Depot Crittenton's,
No. Sixth avenue.
To renew your youth use Hills Instan-
taneous Hair Dye.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.--For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, falling, followed by
rising, barometer, variable winds, mostly
from southeast to southwest, warmer, fol
lowed by cooler, partly cloudy, weather,
and local rams.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Catholic Colonization.

National Associated Press TO the Star
BosToN, June 10.-At the Catholic Union
Rooms, last evening Bishops Spalding and
Ireland spoke before a large audience on
Catholic colonization. Archbishop Will
liams also gave his opinion of the scheme
S., 900 were subscribed toward the coloniza
ton stock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

WASHINGTON. June 9.-The resolution to
take up the Warner Silver Bill was post
poned until tomorrow.
A bill to continue the pension of 800
per month granted to the late Gen. Shields
to his widow was introduced ana placed on
the calendar.
The bill to regulate the employment of
United States land and naval forces was
taken up, and Mr. Harris spoke in favor of
it.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. June "A substitute for
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
ChiIdren's Carriages.

The largest variety in the city, marked
down at wholesale prices. Also, Lawn
Mowers Refrigerators, Coal Oil Stoves,
Swings, and full line of House Goods at
bottom figures Call and see u.s. Holli-
day & Smith, Fifth and Central avenue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Scientific Lecturns.

DR.. A. Curtis will commence this eve
ming at s o'clock in the Hall of the Liter
Rry and Scientific Institute, Nos. II and l3
Fake street, a course of lectures on the
Science OF Life. Ladies and gentlemen are
respectfully invited Seats free.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Foreign Appreciation of American
El.nuNiGrG

PHI Malmsten, Professor of Chemistry
and Medicine at Serafmer Hospital, Stock
holm, writes, 81 have tested Halls Vegeta-
BILE Sicilian Hair Renewer and can say that
it will beautifully restore gray hair to its
natura collorn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

Campania, the great remedy for rheuma-
tisn, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains and
bruises. Sold by all first-class druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

Choicest meals at bottom prices can be
had during the SGngerfest, and hence
forth, at Lew. Bowman's restaurant, 2l W.
Fourth street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Finance Committee.

AT a meeting of the Common Council
Finance Committee last evening the follow
ing estimates from the different depart
ments were received:
Levy OF 1878. Asked by Depts
For GenCral City purposes. i 80. No estimate
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size SOC.
Sold by John D. Park & Son. and all druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
CIGARS,
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! !

Headquarters for fine imported Key
West and Domestic Cigars, NyhOle-
sale and retail, at LOU. .STRASSER'S,
$50 West Fourth street.
mySl- -3mS Tu TIL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
nnl; IL, n,,l Il L.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In v.w-ation, September term, 1878, Petu> County
N%s ~ S0 ,h,. ,a " , es, " Ion" 9oanr II.
plaintiff m the above entitled cause, before the
undersigned clerk of the Circuit Court OF Pettis
s,nony 9th things, that the above named def~n-
'i.snt John =. Ferry, ~ non Resident OF this
STATE. Ia s therefore ordered, by clerk aforesaid.
IN vSrati0R. thai Publication made. Notifying
HIM that x4tiot. has been commenced against
him, by Ieti',on, IN the Circuit Court Of Petti>
county, In the state of Missouri, the object AMI
general nature of which - :" enfore pislntitf's
lean BY subrospsiion tor i've hundred dollars with
ten per cent interest, from March LIT. 1873.
against the ,llowinx described real estate -ituats
!" Petti> county Missouri, to-wit: Five acres ~
land in the south west corner, of the south EAST
quarter. at the north east quarter, of section
three C3). IN township forty -hve tt,t, and range
twenty one tsp, beginning .. said south west
corner the middle VI u thirty foot street NJ
the east side Of y street read running north
and south between SAID tqsssrter, Pcrry's land
and T. Br"wn land, thence north three hundred
s,d thirty FRET to the middle Of q tiny foot
street. thence east six hundred and ssxty ret.
thence south three hunlresi amt thirty feet to the
middle VI q thirty foot street. thence west
beginning Laid Oh Wy defendant into lots and
blocks. With STREETS ami alleys AMI plot thereof,
filed Oet. 3ist. 1877, IN TIN. recorders Office at -ai
hsork lots i-2-s-i.'-s bs"rk !. lots L.-a-s-I-S
i'm bls ok s. lots i-z;-+-5-s-7 hlork Z. Perry's
ad.iftoo tn thu e'ty III Ss-tsa, and to To-
subsoys,el IN equity ." thu hrn~6t of anil ." all
nj the rshts of ihe cr~siifor j. q Satt~ri-e under
u CERTAIN trust deed. rec"rded in saa Fecorsters
offce trust mortgage, book ;. pags 80,
rx~eut~i November a. ls7l. by James o..
Perry, by which said Jas~, u. Perry father
Of defendant, conveyed said land to u. n
CrxOsiall trustee, to secure the PAYMENT of i've
hundred dollars ansi interest To sssi ssstteree,
bv reason of ssri plaintiff having furnished SAIL
tiye hundred dollars sO pay said trust deed det
to- said Sstirrls~ xns fr sale III sand land tn pay
>apl ~um, that unless he tn AMI appear ut the
next term Ut SAIL e"art, tn t~ heidi. ut the
court house IN the city of Sestalia, within the
e""StN TifE la, DAY Of SEPTEMBER lsss.
AMT on or before the sixth day thereof, Ui h.
| term shall -. hong continue. aud IL not tho,
hei"r~ The eui os The ternsl plaintiff will IL takes
~ coniessssi. and Judgment vii tr reusisr-,
| against him ant his property sold. 10 ~ 0rth.i
| ordered thai acopy her~Ot IN published ~ the
Sesialia Weekly ksz.D, n newspaper published j,
ss'l county NJ Pst's, for four weeks sssscs>Iv~iy
the last Insertion 10 IN least four weeks tsi.f.
the commencement ~ the next term e! sale
| court.
| true copy Attest.
1 n. INGRAM, Clerk.
/ j. w. SrEWAaT. d e.
u. c. SsxSSr, JomS p. PHilirs, Plaintiffs At,ys
4 7-l-W5t. 5.4 PIX. :.
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SHERIEE-S SALE.

ny virtue an.i authority ef special cS"cut on.
is~s,el from the oif~~ OF rho Clerk ~ the Ctrs-ui'
Court of Petti~ county. Missouri and IT, ups.
directed in favor of Sssnuei L. HIyhl.y man, and
secsinst rranci- Fish ] hsv~ L.vis,i upon and
>etxed all the vsht ttis sni tr'. rect IT the SAIL
rr~nels Fist, a. I'M snt y" The tv ing st -rr,i.,i
real estss- situate P'r,- county. Nj .-o,ri to-
CIT TIL. s.uth w->t quarter s.s the north east
quarter. ant the -ouh east .usrt. ~ t~ north
ve>t quarter ~ se~,r'n 'h,r'y->N 10, 'n town
township f"rty-h,- ttSl- aud range.
sss.sy -ore e.il. anil ! WI. saturday
iReTb. dv VI S~'tssv,. s>'S ts'fn stss nav
at the rsuri h"u>.- si..r az. -t;, a.; :. is,. in
p~tti< County. Missouri. sp~t white the tfr-uit
Court al sshi ssttnty -.-~iap. -.t the. >-,i.i
land at Ptits' at..'ieu. ta thu hi.h~t bhi.isr f,r
each no irsni .. satisfy SAID -x.ruf.u AMI s,,~s-
D. MURRAY
SILVIA Sheriff p.i,t- C"s,niy, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

panoEama that vas goiA on over their
hesdA Well, Jim b vent sneakin'
mp unbeknovn tn them. eats-they
vas . swahin' their tailh and VOW
yovis' aud threasasiu' 70 elinch. you
knew, ard not l,ayin' any aiienii.'n
he went "a sneakin right up To the
roof. ill he MAS in q loot aud . talf III
en-, and then al of . sasilen he made
Q grab tor the yeller cat! But. by
eusb. he missrd Gre and clipped hir
holt, and bis heels few up and he
topped on his hack. and he shot OBJ,
that nOf like dart-weni . slashin'
and cr.shin' dDwn thr,sgh them old
old rusty vines and landed right in
dead center ii the Company people
-sot down ike = yearihquske in
them two d"zen sss-ers u red bot
candy. aud let "ti howl that wxs
bark i'm the tomb! Them gals-well
they l~kei. y"n knew. They zee he
was not dresssd ior company, so they
left All done in . s-c,nd. II wss
just one little war whoop and . whis,
If their dresses. aud blame the wenel
Of 'em was in sight any where.
Jim. he was . sight. He ~.
gormed with that bilin' hot molasss.
candy clean down Z" his heels, aud hsd
more busted saxers bangin' To him
than Il he Mas nm l'jun priDce-s-and
he come a prancin' up stairs just .
whoopin' and cussin' and every jumE
he gave. shed some china. and every
squirm he fetched dropped SIN,
candy!
And blistered! Why, bless you
soul that psDOr cretur couldn't RELY
set down comfortable for ~ much q
four weeks
-h,nt me- SQimulants. hut ps,uve,s rea
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snERfFFS SALE.

Nv vIrsns and Asshority Of general -x~cu,ion
l>>u ned from the office Of the Clerk nj the t1r-
cut Canrt Of Pstti~ eosNty. Missouri. and to me
sctsst IN favor at James Harris. (An,bi>t rst.r
against James w. Mcclure, slavius .. Mcclure
Jerome W. McS'lnr-,i have levied upon and
setzd all the right title sDd interest of the >s,t de-
s'vsisnts. ot.in. amt the folioW,sx d.rerits rial
e-t.ss. situated " retn- county Missouri. to-wit
" nrrss tn. = VI 81 the s. = qr ut Sc. u.
ias scrss the vest half al the west halt of
Is. 10 y. y corner eft the y. T.. or Of the
- D.. 9r. 81 sec ~ ~ actes Of the =. hall Of tsse
" r. Or NJ :. T. ar. of zee. H. IN township ~.
range twenty -one ,:lJ of Pest,s county. l. u
number nine (el and eight (si Us block thirt-y,xs
md addition TO the city al Ss,iars; Lots -. ~
AMI Is. IN hook two t3l, in Martins Z. MARTIN and
sarah =. smiths ;ri. addition to the ciiy oi
Ssssl,s; Lots ., = 4 T. 90, Z =, IL, ~ and X,
in b,oek tao (s,. IN McCur~~ addition to the city
1T Ssisia Lots I. :, ~, and Il, block three az
an McCiure'> addition to the city at Sedalia
a,>o all that track 81 land lying in said city
known McCiure's Addition 80 the city 81
~edslsa, a. the >sme appears on the plat hook IN
the recorders otfSre OG said county. Also the
following lots in the town nj Hou>tonnA. said
county Lots 4. n. and a.. IN blOck 10; lot u
u in block -. and lot 8 in blosk ~, and VII
IN
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1879,
t~twecu the hours III orIosk a. m and 3 O'Clock
p IN. al said day. NJ the court house door, i'm
the eisy at SesiAlia, PrttiS county, Missouri.
and WhiIs the Cirruit CoGrt IL ssbd county Is IN
sessiO. seil the ~AId REAL estate pub,s auction
to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to
l.. : MURRAY,
a1-Wtt Sheriff Pettis County. Mo-