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J. w. Perrin,
County Treasurer.
:Gs- Guardian Copy.
April l6, 1879. st.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Clayton & Webb VS.. William +. Walker
Attachment and Sundry Executions.
DY virtue of an Attachment. and Sundry
II Executions to me directed. / will sell nj
Ninety-Six on Tuesday the sixth o. day OF
MAYA. D., IS99. within the legal hours OF
Sale, the following described personal proper
ty, to wit:
5jibs TOBACCO, more or less,
0 BOTTLES COGNAC BRANDY, more or lcss
1905 CIGARS, more or less.
80 GROSS FLASKS, moe or less,
II CUT GLASS DECANTERS, more or less
LOT TUMBLERS, LOT SPOONS,
SUGAR DISH, TWO LAMPS.
LOT MEASURES, LOT FAUCETS,
LOT EMPTY CASKS, TUB,
6 JUGS AND CONTENTS,
LOT SUNDHlES,
"a GALLONS RYE AND CORN WIIISKEi,
more or less,
4 GALLONS WINE, more or less,
: GALLONS BLACKBERRY BRANDY, more
or less,
IS GALLONS PEACH BRADY, more or
less,
IS GALLONS APPLE BRANDY, more OF
less,
( GALLONS GIN, more or less,
attached, and levied on rs the property Of
William Z. Walker ut the suit of Clayton &
Webb.
J.F. G. DurRE,
S. A. &.
Abbeville, G. r., s.. e.
April Is, 1919. 1t .
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Murder in NeWberry.

J. w. Stultz, of Henry County, Va,
was knocked in the head with an axe
Friday night in Eewbcrry county, while
in camp with his tobacco wagon. Mr.,
Stultz was alive Sunday evening, but
there is no hope of his recovery. The ne
gro robbed him Of his money. clothing
und pistol. He vas captured Sunday i'll
Edgefield county by Capt. Fellcrs, Chief
of Police of Newberry, and lodged in Jail
The negro's name is George Bouknight.
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McCords Collie Mixture.

4oioSS SNsssSs
The undersigned have been appointed sole
agents for the sale Of "MCCOSDS collie MIX.
TCRE,"an infaliible cure,.tor collie In horses
mules or cattle. This preparation VIA pat.
tented June 80, 1859, and In the short time
which has elapsed since has attained ) fepu:
tatlon unebualed by any patented medicine
OIL the globe. We have IN our possession tes.
timonilas from numerous persons who have
used It:
I have had two occasions 20 use MeCorda
Collie Mixture in cases that seemed desperate.
The success in curing was apparently .mptSc-
al. 1t Is administered without, trouble or de-
lay, IL speedy in action. and l think is so val.
liable that every person who, manages horses
b, T. WARDLAw. .
Isaw Mr.. McCord uso bis medicine on q
marc that had been ira yelling, and was SELF:
ed with crnmp collie. TIE animal was drop
ping down (. eQuently and In great pain. In
a short time after the medicine was givenNin
ten minutes, at the farth est,-the animal was
easier, and In An hour l saw the animal bar.
messed and driven Off, and learned subse.
quently she performed the journey and had
no more collie.
have had one occasion 10 use, NcCArGa
Collie Mixture. 1t was very effective and
think Is an excellent medicine. l..
FOR sac ~ A00s'''' y y. T. Penney.
DIR. Il. PARKER.
For safe by T. Baker, L~owndesvitle,
DR.. L. II. Ed wards. Due West.
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Certain Cure for Chills and Fevers

A gentleman living in this county asks
for a remedy to cure the chills and fever.
He has been a constant sufferer for Ii
months.-Lancaster Ledger. If the in
valid of whom %you'speak will go to Ca-
sar's Head, VIC will insure him a speedy
cure, and that too without medicine.
The most confirmed case OF chills and te-
vers will be cured by simply stopping for
u short time at this health resort. No
ma rs ever known to have the third
chill after going there. This is u fact
which may not be generally known, Int
it is nevertheless true Will the Ledger
forward our prescription to his patient ?
1t is q certain cure.
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The a Bulletin.

We welcome this new candidate for
public favor into our office. 1t is publish
cd at Chester. S. G., by Messrs. Mcclure
and L. W. Clauson, jr., editors. and pre-
SCENTS Il well edited and neat topographic
nj appearance. May it live long and pros
mar
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NEW YoKK. April II IL m. - Stocks
strong; money :, gold 100; exchange
long t4.SSA; short 4.s77z; state bonds dull
g~ovcrnments firm. Cotton dull sales 1886
middling upland ll3s; middlin. Orleans,llN
Futures irtner; April -; May ll.S junt
ll.73 July ll.S5. -.
Louisville, April IA. Flour, quiet ;:
Wheat firm corn hullcr; Oats ftrtt, Pork
clear sides 81 whisset active.
AUGUSTA, April Il Cotton steady
--middliilg 1913; low mtddling o;good ordi'
nary ~: net receipts, Is: sales lS6.
middling llI; low middling l0M; g2od ordl-
nary lOlz; net receipts 32a sales 200.
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Remarkable Longevity.

Last Thursday, 10th April, two old Ia.
die. died in this vicinity, Mrs. Elizabeth
Richcy, aged IS and Miss Nellie Cochran,
nged IS. On the following day, Mrs. +.
J.. Parker Of this place died at the adj
ranced age of s., yet junior Of the two
former.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ALsros HopsE.-FP Harkhess, ] D Brown
Ice, j b Bonner, J l. Presley; j o prInnah,
DR. F X Run, J s McAdams J E TODD Due
GreenvIIle; j B LeRoy, Mrs J b Leroy, Rev
re Lyon, Lowndesyllle; DR. At Widetnhh,
Bold Branch: Rev I c Lyon; Newbetry; Rev
D z Fricrson, Anderson; Pr I Baskin, Miss
LINK Iinkvillc; " + McCaslnn, Miss Mag
Gilbert. Miss Annie Gilbert, Miss Maggie 81:
bert, Vim McGan, Marion Link, Lebanon. W
7 Cunningham COUNTY: W. anderson An
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To Sarah .rest, Sarah r. worthipgton,
Amanda NJ. fyatt, Byrd Peak, Jacob Peak.
Mulsinla Peak, John a. Peak, J. A. Gal
laghcr. Fred: Gallagher. Claud. Gallagher,
Emmy Gallagher. Gus. Gallagher, William
Gallghcr, j. E. Johnson, G.. w. Johnson
and N. a. Johnson, Defendants:
TAKE NOTICE-That the complaint In
this case, together with the summons Of
which the foregoing Is u copy, was filed in
my Office at Abbevllle Court House on the
LIST Of April, 1879.
a.. 81 N. &. ZEtGLER.
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CT South Carolina,
Abbeville County.

COURT of COMMON PLEAs.-CoPY srANoSs
o RELIEF,
Complaint Serued.)
James W.. Peake, Plaintiff
against
Jenhings. smit!, & Co., Judgment creditors
or ". IL. Pcakc, deceased, Julia F.,,Peake,
widow. Sarah pcake, his mother, Sarah II.
Worthington, Amanda NJ. Pyatt, Byrd
Peak, Jacob Peak. NJ. Peak, John A. Peak.
and j: A. Gallahcr. Fred. Gallnher, Emmy
William GalInher children Of u. X. 0alla-
CHER q pre-decenscd sister, ]. c. johnson,
u. w. johnson and NJ. 4. Johnson, chill
drcn of n. Margaret Johnson also 4 prc.de-
CEASED sister Of the said William II. Pcaka,
heirs at law Of W.. H. Peakc, deceased, De-
PENDANTS.
To the defendants, Jennings. Smith & Co.,
Julia +. Peak, Sarah Peak, Sarah II. Wor.
Ellington, Amanda. NJ. Pyutt, Byrd Peak,
Jacob Peak, Mulsinia Peak, John A Peak,
J. a: (iallaher, Fred. Gallahcr, Emmy
Gallaher, Gus. Gallaher. Claud. Gallaher,
William Gnllahcr. ]. {. Johnson. &. W.
Johnson, and NJ. A. Johnson, all OF whom
are not residents of this State, except Julia
+. Peak.
YOU ARE HERERY SUMMONED and
/ required to answer the complaint IN
this action, Of which a copy is filed in the Of
copy of Your answer to he's said complaint on
the Subscribers at their office ut Ahbevillc
Court House within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day of such
service; and II you fail to answer the COIN
plant within the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
CorHRXS & PERRIN.
plaintiffs Attorney.
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CONS1GNEBS.

FREIGHr.-H W Lawson & Co, ] 3 Leroy,
T Baker, J CO Co, Barnwell Co:
ExpREss-J B Leroy, j G Moore, J. w Ry-
kard, y p Henley. J Kurz, Mrs IL Latimer:
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
Elk Rel. VIM. +. Doolittle
VS..
James a. Richardson, rs Sheriff OF Edge1cld
County, a.. J.. Smylcy, W. $. Allen and
Madison Richardson.
Execution.
DY virtue OF nn Execution to me directed
p in the above stated case, ! will sell at Alb
beville Court House on sale day in May next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
described Real Estate. to witt
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FINE
CEjl. ACRES
Of land, more or less, bounded by lands Of
Walter S. Richardson, Capt.J n. King, j.
W. Calhoun and others. Levied on as the
property oil MaddtSon Richardson, ut the suit
Of the State OF South Carolina, Elk Rel. W. I.
Dtplittle vs.. Jumes A. Richardson, as Sheriff
ct III.
TERMS. Cash.-Purchascr to pay for pa
pers. j. 7. c. DuPItE
April, 5. 1870. S>A. G.
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BIRTHS.

At Midway, April 9Th. Mrs. S. f: &; Robert
son, ason.
At Midway, April 18th, Mrs. F: A: Cook, 8
daughter.
At Millway, April 18th, Mrs. Geo. VI: Slbert
q daughter.
At Midway, April 18th. Mrs. Jesse s: Jay, u
daughter.
MIS- !. l.. Cosby, Little River, Saturday, uth
April, a sorE
Mrs: j. T. Iatimer, at Lowndcsvillc, Satur
day, March 10Th, q son.
Mrs. A. c. Latimer, Lowndesvillc, Sunday
March Both, a son.
Mrs. J. G. Dorm, Edgcflcld, Co., March3, 1873,
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Sherif's Sale.

Lewis L. Riclcy VS.. Charles W. Gullin.
Execution.
RI virtue OF m execution 10 nc directed III
~ the above stated case, l will sell Mt Able
Vile Court House on Sale day In May next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
Real Estate. 10 witt
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, bounded by lands OF Barney
UCOnnor, George Marshall, Elijah Wilson
and others. Levied IN rs the property Of
Charles w. Guilin ut the suit OF Lewis l..
Richey.
TEkMS.-Cnsl: Purchaser to pay for pa
pcrs. j. r. G. DUP RE, :. y. e.
April, j, 1879.
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TAX lOIlCE!!
TREAsuRER'S OFFICE, =
April l4th, 1879.

Fol 4 ono uOIIaf.
Tax payers have the privilege OF pay
ing imtwo equal installmcnts. The first
from May LIST until June LIST. The sec
ond from September 18th to October 3lst.
They can pay all in May.
If the first installmcnt is not paid in
May n PENALTY of five per ccntum
will be added.
Taxes are payable in the following
Funds and no other. To witt
Gold and Silver Coin, United States
Currency and National Bank notes and
for County Taxes Jury and Witnesses
Certificates.
All information as to Taxes will he
freely given by mail or otherwise. My
tour through the county will be made in
Saptan,h ar and 0cfObnr.
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Hon. Aruistcad Burt.

We are authorized to say that Mr.. Burt
has no intention to retro from the Bar,
and that it was premature and unauthor-
lied to make any announcement on the
~aabject.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-05-01

THE FACE.-Take a large-siSed watch
kew, place the stem directly over the
black spot, and press firmly on it.
INsoMNIA.-To procure sleep, take
bromide of potassium. Furnished by
chemists.
To CURE CoRNs.-Apply, morning
and evening, one drop Of solution of per-
chloride of iron.
To ALLAY CRAWLING OF TIE FLESH
OR NERvOUsNEss.-Put Tablespoonful
of bi-carbonate of soda-ordinary cook
ing soda-in one quart of water. Bathe
the entire person.
STINGs AND BITEs.-Carbonate Of soda
wet and applied externally to the bite
of spider, or any venom ous creature,
will neutralize the poisonous effect al
most instantly. 1t acts like charm in
the case of snake bite.
TOoTHACHE.--For toothache, take equal
parts of camphor, sulphuric ether, am
monia, laudanum, tincture of cayenne
and one-eighth part of oil of cloves. Mix
well together. Saturate with the liquid
a small piece of cotton, and apply to the
cavity of the decayed tooth.
FoR CHOLERA INFANTUM. - The
whites of two eggs, well beaten; then
HIN Will pure Wdlcls olc lNo-
spoonful of orange-four water and a
little sugar; a tablespoonful every hour.
1t will cure the worst case of cholera
infnntum, the eggs coating the bowels
FTeas on Dogs.
A correspondent of the Forest and
Stream, gives n new remedy for killing
f1eas on dogs. If you try it, give our
readers the benefit of your experience.
The following is his letter. Some years
ago | learned from a druggist in New
York that the managers of an orphan
asylum freed the heads of the unfortu-
nate waits from parasites by applying
tincture of fishberries to the scalp. l
tried the same thing on my setter pup
for fleas, with the same success. Since
then l secured another setter which was
also troubled with f1eas, and one applica-
ton cured him. did not use in either
case more than few drops, rubbing
them in on the nape of the neck and at
the end of the back where the dog would
be in no danger of licking the place to
which the tincture had been applied.
Ny care in this regard may have been ex-
cessive, but as the stuff is poisonous,
preferred to run no risks. This is a sure
cure, and can be obtained from druggists
anywhere for q few cents"
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BaseIy Deceived,

Hiram Oldham lives at Lockport when
home, but if he doesn't appear there this
summer his friends may rest assured
that what is his loss is their gain. and
the biggest kind o gain. He wandered
this way because he heard that day
laborers in Detroit were paid six dollars
per day and had free tickets to the opera
house every night. He thought he would
come here and earn few thousand dol
lars this summer and return to LockpoTt
in the fall and buy him a residence with
walnut trees in the front yard. He
arrived here on the trucks of a freight
car, and after sleeping one night ia
cOal-shed he was open to engagements.
He didn't find any jobs at six dollars
per day, and when he went around to
the opera house the man at the door
shook club at him and cried out:
"Yes, I'll give you kingdom for a
horse-oh. yesm
The police finally gathered the Lock
porter in. They have way of linking
arms with IA stranger who doesn't seem
| loaded down with good clothes and cash.
| The prisoners face wore blank look as
| he stood before the bar. He seemed to
| feel that he was booked for watering
| place.
You see, it doesn't look exactly right
for full-grown man to be free-lunching
around and sleeping in dry goods
boxes" observed the court, as he wiped
off his pen. ..
Il want to light right out of this
town." replied the prisoner.
"You would only light down on some
other. This is the headquarters here,
and you can be sent up far cheaper than
from the interior permitted a pris-
oner to start for the interior few days
ago, and yesterday he came to the House
of Correction from one of the western
counties at a cost of $50. shall book
you for sixty days"
"Can l send nay poor mother eheci
on the bank before go upP" asked the
man.
"You can, sir. BUah will furnish yo,
all kinds of blank checks and pen anC
7 ink; Write your name plainly"
J The prisoner finally concluded not t
7 forward a check at all. He sent DO,
g out to find him four good lawyers VIII
t would carry his case to the Suprem
S Court, but the boy was gone so long tina
e the police wagon backed up and remove
!, the tourist to another and more usefr
7. sphere.-DctroH Free Press.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Never look gift apple in the worm
hole.
Are shopping ladies liable to be called
price fighters?
The present custom of christening
ship is a very ancient practice.
"See small bills" as the mother bird
said when exhibiting her brood.
There are forty-eight lighthouses and
light beacons on the coast of Maine.
There were 619, ,OO7 ,OO4 gallons of petro-
leum produced in the United States last
year.
In ordinary respiration about two
thirds of pint of air is inhaled at each.
breath.
Only one person out of every ten es-
capes premature death, according to
statistics.
They say strong grasp of the hand
denotes a strong heart. 1t also denotesa a
good grip.
There are still some five hundred styles
of arranging the hair, and only one kind
of Boston brown bread.
Nineteen families of Belgians, with
sixty carloads of stock and goods, have
settled near Sherburne, Minn.
1t is easier to bear the troubles of
others than to sit right down and do
your own suffering patiently.
The loss by fire in Europe is only about
one-fourth what it is in the United States
on property of equal valuation.
When the lady tainted at the matinee,
the usher brought her single glass of
water, and soon afterward brought her
to.
1t is safe to say that Norristown enjoys
more late springs than early springs.
| We allude to springing out of bed in the
morning Herald.
81 suppose the bells are sounding an
| alarm of fire." sneeringly said an old man
as the church bells were calling the wor-
shippers one Sunday morning; to which
IA clergyman who was passing replied:
"Yes. my friend; but the fire is not in
this world"
An unique celebration is to take place
in Pompeii, Italy, in November next.
| Eighteen hundred years ago, on the Oath
of November, the city was buried from
sight by an eruption of Vesuvius. On
the Oath of November, 1879, there will be
banquet and Examinations on the his
toric spot. Several houses will be un-
covered in honor of the anniversary Of
the event Of A. ID. 70.
"My life by yours embodied is"
He whispered in her ear;
al only breathe when you're about
Live only with you, dear"
Says she, with archness on er brow,
"Pve faith in what you say"
Theu glunciHg at his raven locks,
"You dye when Pm away"
Boston Transcript.
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clothes and wearing a rosebud in hi
L, 49,

clothes and wearing rosebud in his
buttonhole. .....tf .. r
The clergyman advanced to meet us,
and Mr.. Mclean, offering his arm to
Aunt Hillary, the two stood before him,
and there, to my utter astonishment, the
pair were married-Squire Sanders CIV
ing away the bride. .
This was two years ago; and | think
that in all my circle of friends, l don't
know a more quietly happy and con-
tented couple than Mr.. Mclean and his
wife. Lille, of course, came to live with
tlem-a sweet, lovely girl of about my
own age, of whose place in Aunt Hill
lary's affections / might be jealous, but
the fact that she is my own particular
boso,n friend
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The Model Girl.


Prcttiest,
wittiest,
Among all girls;
The sweetest,
The neatest,
More precious than pearls
4" Industrious,
Not blustrous,
Bnt modest and kind;
She's spareful,
She's careful,
And all right in mind.
"she faints not,
She paints not,
Like some foolish girls;
She pouts not,
She spouts not,
Because her hair curls.
" Not childish,
Not wildish,
Not running mere, tnere;
Not frettish,
Coquettish,
Like some young girls are.
" Not wealthy,
But healthy,
And alarmingly smart;
A dandy
With candy
Cannot win her heart"
Columbus CO., DemoerG
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VOL. TX.
" In the Long Rum"

"In the Long Run"
The old-fashioned saying,
So lightly expressed,
And so oarelessly uttered,
Is one OF the best.
oh, ponder, young trifier,
With young life begun,
The deep, earnest meaning
Of "ip the long run"
For I" in the long rum" boys,
Tho seed will spring up
That was sown in the garden
Or dropped in the cup.
And, remember no roses
Will spring from the weed,
And no beautiful fruit
From unworthy seed.
How many a STRIPPING
In trouble to-day,
BY riotous living
With comrades too gay;
With character shipwrecked
And duties undone,
VIII be sorrows harvesting
ain the long run"
And "in the long rum" will
The toiler fare best
Who performs honest labor
And takes honest rest.
Who, contented and happy,
Hastes not, in day,
Or a year, to heap riches
That will pass away
The good and the evil
That bide on the earth,
The Joy and the sorrow,
The pain and the mirth.
The battles undecided,
The victories won,
Will yield what was sown, lads,
"In the long run"
VooL,r CJofoe,,,
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4 man who takes plenty of THYME
will always bs in season.
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TIMELY TOPICS.

New York city has nearly 500 churches
and chape'ls, costing SAC, 200, 900 to build,
and $4,000, 600 more per annum to keep
them going. 1t has fifty-nine hospitals
and asylums for the sick, aged, blind,
deaf and dumb, lunatics, inebriates,
orphans and soldiers, which have cost
S20, 1000, 900 to build, and require S5,0o0,-
600 a year to sustain. The public school
edifices have cost SO, 900, and s4, ,0O0,-
600 a year to operate.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sIIRRIFFa BALE.

By virtue ofs transcript execution, Issued
from the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, Missouri, 10 favor OF
the State of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of z. S. Miller, Collector OF
the Reyenue OF Miller county. Missouri, and
against William Hsskins. dated ths lth day
OF August 1879, and TO the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, ] will on
Friday, September the 18th, 1879,
between the hours of lIne O'Clock In ,he
forenoon snd Eve o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day, at the Court house. door n the town
OF Tuscumbis. Miller county, state OF Mis-.
sOuri, and while the Circuit Court Of Mi or
county IL In session, Expose to sale at pubic
auction to the highest bidder for cash 10 hand
ali the right, title, iniersst and eststs OF the
said VIM, Ha,kios, of, in and 10 the followirg
described real-estate situated IN the County
of Miller ana State OF Missouri, to-wii:
l20 36.l00 scres east half southwest quar-
ter and east hall lot one northwest quarter
section four, township thiTty,nine, range
twelve; Forty acres east half ljt one north
west quarter section four, township thirty.
nine, range twelve. levied
upon and to be- sold 10 satisfy said execution
and costs. t.t.saL.
z. s, MILLER, Sheriff,
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
siIERfFFs SALE.

By virtue Of a transcript execution, issued
from the Once OF the clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, MIasoarl, IN favor OF
she State OF Missouri, st the relation Aod 10
the use OF p $. Miller, collector OF the
Revenue OF Miller county, In the State OF
Missouri, and against j. n Clark, dated
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1879, aud 10
the undersigned Sheriff delivered, I will on
Friday, September the 18th, 1879,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and Ave O'Clock In the afternoon OF
that day, at tho Court house door Ia the
town OF Tuscumbia, Miller county, Missouri,
and while the Circuit Court OF Miller county
is in session, expose 10 sale at public suction
to the highest bidder for cash IN hand, all the
right title, interest and estate OF the said
j, II. Clark, Of, IN and 10 tbs following
described real estate, situated la lbe county
of Miller aud State OF Missouri, to.wil,
West part south half southeast quarter soc.
tion seventeen, township 81, range twelve,
noFthwaat quarter southeast quarter end eAst
bali southeast quarter section d ineleen, town.
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costs. t.
PIScKYEY 8. MILLER, Sheriff,