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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-28
stradella at the Athenseun Last Night.

Inc Athenaum was crowded to its utmost capacity
last evening" on the occasion Of the production of the
opera OF stradella by the German society. There
was good deal Of confusion in the matter Of seating
the multitude, many who had reserved seats being
unable to find them, and the ushers being almost
useless In facilitating the search. It was probably
owing to this annoyance that the first act was
so codly: The opening chorus, however, was not Of
character TO awaken enthusiasm. There was LITTLE
harmony in the voices, and even the excellent vocal
zaton OF Mr.. Zimmerman in the serenade failed to
draw forth enthusiasm. Mr.. Hunnemapn has tenor
roousto voice OF considerable power though limited
COMPASS. lie sang his lines WELL and in the conclud-
Faoer has pleasant mezzo soprano voice and az
Leonore dressed and acted well. The duo between
MalVono and 3arbarino Cdessrs. Dreher and Werner1
IN the second act won enthusiastic applause and an
encore. The chorus was strong, and for the most
part well disciplined, and the little nharmony that
was evlaent IN the execution could be easily over
looked considering the fact that the members vera
all amateurs. i' "oio
The opera as a whole cannot be said to have hoon
artisticaly though it very acceptablv rendered
, rne perieehons that mared Of it's parts
winch We trust will not be long delayed.
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DRY GOODS.
Clearing out Sale,
ClGarilg.0Qt Sale,
AT
POW -ERs BROS.
81 East Third Street.

Thirty-six inch French Colored Cash
meres, all wool, SOC, worth 75c.
Thirty eight inch French Colored Cash
meres, line, heavy, double twill, all WOOL
Csc, worth $1.OO.
Grey, French Mattlessa Suitings, all wool,
40 and 45c, worth 75c.
Fine, French Armours and Basket Suit
inss, assorted colors, all wool, so, 60, Csc,
worth nearly double.
English Brocade Mohairs, 2215c, worth 40.
Half Wool, "Novelty'' Suitings, rs, 80,
40c, &c.
200 Pieces Assorted Dress Goods at 5, s.
10, l2115 and l5c, worth double.
100 Pieces Black Silks, 75c, s5c, 81 90, &c.
100 Pieces Colored Silks at less than cost.
27-inch Black Cloaking Velvet at $3. so,
worth $3.50.
Immense sacrifice on oil Fine French
Dress Goods, Fine Silks, Velvets, &C., &c.
Plain, Black Beaver Cloakings, $1.25,
worth 1925.
Plain, Black Beaver Cloakines, ISL so,
worth $3.50.
Plain, Black Beaver Cloakings, 5000,
worth $500.
| Rough Beaver Cloakings 85c, worth $1.5O
Mattlessa Beaver Cloakings $l.75, worth
$500.
A Good Navy Blue, Waterproof Cloth, Coo.
! Bargains in Cloths and Cassimeres
White Wool Blankets, $1.5O per pair,
| worth 1915.
White Wool Blankets, 5000 per pair,
| worth 1926.
! Extra Large, Fine Wool Blankets, at
| MUCH LESS THAN COST.
| All the above will be sold EXACTLY as
| ADVERTISED.
| We shall continue to offer EXTRA BAR
| GAINS throughout the ENTIRE STOCK
| from day to day, till all are sold.
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Meeting Of the Fort Smelling Bridge Com
mission,

Meeting Of the Fort Smelling Bridge Com
mission.
regular meeting of the bridge commission
was held yesterday, Mayor Dawson, presiding.
Present: Messrs. Cochrane, Knaphide, Lindeke
and City Engineer Sewall.
Mr.. Cochrane introduced the subject of ad-
vertlslng condemnation notices of the property
to be condemned in the construction Of the
new bridge road connecting the bridge with
bloomington and Minneapolis. The speaker
bad conferred with Mr.. Rogers on the proprie-
ty OF having the notices published, and after
consulting the act constituting the commission
that gentleman had given it as his opinion that
there was ID provision authorizing the publica-
ton of such notices. The question of making
| an amendment to the act providing for the
publication of such notices as the commission
thought necessary was then discussed, the i'm
preston being that in cases where property was
to be condemned notice should be given through
the public prints. Mr.. Cochrane suggested that
the commission confer with Messrs Smith and
Gilfllan respecting the legality of giving pub
lie notice, and as to what steps should be taken
to provide an amendment having in view the
| aforesaid purpose.
Mr.. Lindeke moved that a committee be ap-
! pointed by the chair to convass views with the
last named gentlemen. Carried.
The chair appointed Messrs. Cochran and
Llndeke as such committee, with instructions
| to wait upon MIR. James Smith, Jr., Mr.. w. n.
| Mead and Senator Gilfllan.
City Engineer Sewall submitted 9; plan of
| the proposed road or highway. The chair said
| that in his opinion work should commence on
return of Gen. Terry was looked for next week,
when the work would be proceeded with.
There being no further business to transact.
| the commission adjourned for one week.
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The Musical Soc;ety's Concert.

The sixty-second concert of the St. Paul AIu.
steal society, tonight, will be more notable.
perhaps, that any Of it's predecessors. 1t will
be characterized by the appearance of Mis- Gil
BERTHE Davidson in the leading soprano part. and
MrW.L. Anderson, the disting local basso
Seibert's orchestra have also been in rehearsal
for several weeks in antici patton of this event.
and it is safe to say that they will do full ius.
tice to their reputation. The programme has
been selected with unusual care, and will en-
brace some of the choicest vocal and iustru-
mental selections. No concert of the society
will excel that of this evening in point If ex-
sellence.
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TRAMP MUTINY.
The "Vagabonds" Won't Work and VIII
BE Alternately Starved and Frozen.

The "Vagabonds" Won't Work and Will
BE Alternately Starved and Frozen.
The warehouse plan don't work. The ma
terial is all right and on hand, to the amount
OF long rows Of wood and huge heaps Of stone
The miss i'll the scheme seems to be with the
laborers. Yesterday they were brought out to
face the days work-brought up against long
ranks Of county wood to be curtailed in length
and decimated in numbers, by the Drawn of their
muscle. But not a muscle moved. Even tn Q
muscles Of their faces assumed stolid indif-
ference. Officer Murphy, who is in charge, in
CURED; and they, with one accord, shouted
| forth to the number of twelve destinations to
work. Officer commanded, twelve sturdy 'svag-
| abonds' (see grand jury report) stood sturdily
unmindful Of the order. They didn't
want to work, and wouldn't work.
They had never known what fun, frolic and
| amusement they had in jail, until it was pic
tured to them in roseate hues by Mr.. Wheelock,
(see grand jury's report, and they were unwill-
ing to be torn away from a quiet conten plation
OF the picture. No, they wanted to '.play
| cards. (see grand jury's report,) and would
prefer to 60 back to jail, and not be kept from
! their "amusements" (see the grand jury's re-
| pcrt) by the demands of degrading and debas-
| ing labor. They went back to jail-and got
| bread and water for dinner After dinner they
We're taken down to the rock pile at Smith park
Again they refused to detile their manhood with
muscular handling Of the vile implements of
labor. They were allowed to sit around loose,
out in the cold, until shutting up time at the
jail. Then they were brought back to supper
bread and water. BY alternate starving and
freezing they are going to be brought to a reali-
cation Of the benefits Of amusements etc..
| which they enjoy.
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CITY NOTICE.
Change of Street Grade
Cry CLERKS OFFICE,
ST pA1T Nf; r. nst F,

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 25th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given, that the Common
Council OF the City.of st. Paul, at their reg
ular meeting, to be held in the council cham
Der OF the City Hall, IN said city, on the 18th
clay OF February, 1879, at o'clock P. NJ, will
order change of grade on the following
streets, viz:
Park Avenue, from Martin street to Melrose
Avenue,
street.
Tenth street. from jackson street to Broad
way.
Ninth street, from ia ckson street to Broad
way.
A profile of the proposed change can be seen
at this office.
Official. NJ. J. o'CoNNoR
jan 28-tues&sat 3w Citv Clerk
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Only 40 Cents a Onart.

One hundred gallons fresh and fine Select and
Standard Oysters received fresh every dav at
Ahern's, 50 Robert street. Eye,v ouste,. e. benut,
and pals furnished free. Call or send youl
postal orders. Goods delivered in any part
Of the city.
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TIIE WEEKLY GLOBE.

ine WEEKLY GLOBE is mammoth sheet, exactly
aoanle the size of the Daily. It is just the paper
or the resde containing addition to all the current
nsVa, cheice miscellany agricultural matter, market
:eports &c. It is furnished to at
E00 per year.
Postage prepaid by the publisher on all editions.
AL mall subscriptions payable invariably In advance.
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A great many housekeepers have taken ad-
vantage of the large reduction in prices in the
retail department of
AUERBACH, FINCH, CULBERTsON Il co.
Having just finished inventory, they Offer
housekeeping linen goods consisting of
Is AND 81 NAPKINS, ROUND, OVAL & SQUARE
LINEN CRASH, DoyL1Es,
TOWELS, BLEACHED & RED TABLE
WHITE d FANCY liable DAMASK.
CLOTHS, ETC, ETC.
AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
LACE CURTAINS, CREToNNEs
LACE TIDES, UPHOLSTERY GooDs
Pillow sHAMs, CARPETS.
WALL PAPERS, OIL CLOTHS,
Lower than ever. Great job in white toilet
quilts and white and grey blankets. Remnants
in all goods very cheap.
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For the convenience of workingmen, the
county treasurer's office will be kept open on
Monday evenings until 7 O'Clock.
II. Nj. RICE, County Treasurer.
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Inc public will please not confound the SOL
vent fireman's Fund Insurance company, Of
Gan francisco, Cal., with the Fireman's Fund
insurance company, of New York, which has
i'ely tailed. STUDDART & HAUsER,
agents flremans Fund Insurance Company, Of
San Francisco Gal.
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five CENTS A line.
The GLOBE WANT and Employ:
mGlt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at i've cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, g three-line advertisement, of situa-
lions Wanted, Situations Offered, Boarding.
Lost, Found, &c., and continue the advertise.
ment until the object sought for is accom-
p!ished. For twenty-five cents, the man out
OF work can advertise for situation until he
finds one.
Each line over tho three, to cost five cents
per line each insertion.
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st. Paul Retail Markets.

ST. Paul Retail Markets.
ST. PAUL, January a.
OH1cKENs-Dressed chickens 9@l2c.
IuRKEYs-Dressed turkeys; choice dry picked
STOCK l2Dl6c; inferior and common 1O(612c.
GAME-Rabbits 25c per pair; quail So 90 per dozen
EGGs-steady; fresh-laid eggs 20(G22c per dozen
case eggs 169l18c.
ing butter 12@15c.
FRu1r-Apples ss.oo@s5o per bbl.; cranberries
$3.50 per quart.
Observation-Disclosures 50@6cc per bus; onions
quo per bus; cabbage a@1Oc per head; SQUASH 10a
l5c; beets 40c per bus; turnips 4Oc per bus pars
nlps 75c per bus; celery 7018cc per dozen punches
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AUCTION.

SHERIFF's SALE - AUCTION - Over $4,000
y Clothtng furnishing goods, ETC., etc, to be sold
Frank, No. SO jackson street, commencing on Mon
day, JAM 27h at 10 NJ, continuing daily until all Is
sold. The stock will be sold In lots to suit pur-
1914
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CITY NOTICE.
Change of Street Grade
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,

CRY CLERKS OFFICE
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. %, 1879.
Notice is hereby given, that the Common
Council, on the 21st inst ordered a chance of
grade on Sixth street, between Hoffman and
Maria Avenues. N
The profile representing said change will re-
main in this office twenty days.
Official M. j, O'CONNOp
1914 C;t,- Sia,,
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ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting

Of the Stockholders of the St. Paul. saltwater l.
Iaylors Falls Railroad Company, will be held at the
Office OF the Company, in the city of St. Paul, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1879,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of electine a
Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
st. Paul, Dec. Doth, 1878. S49.is
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LAUNDRY.
ARCHITECT.

~ n n LAUNDRY, So J.. Third street, up
W ". ~. stairs. Collars and cuffs specially,
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board
doors from Jackson. 356-21
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LUNCH, &c,
PROFESSIONAL,

ROSENBAND, 81 East Third street, invites
~. everybody in need of the best and most acu-
rate spectacles and eye glasses to give him call!
, 1879-08-24
GETTY HEAL. ESTATE

I'm sALE-By r. 3. BOYD. ROOM :. 17a AAD1-
70. aar font-A few more handsome residence lots,
ssSe, On indiana and Prairtesnvs;, 9stwecn @ forty.
af 1e p.tcc offered In this cirri vou VIII nss
yoa do buy one: Sc re- sec thcm street
e no-This house hss Is 1sotns and e every M modern %
1is rom Cou!t1Ie house cost Seara ago <
n anto knIld: West side
xsIis cas- front on Forest av near Thirty
$aa1asosEaxy rax1nents corner lot. atx1:s blocE1
g dea,t In Englcwood: ccrtatnIy cheap.
Dpn the buildings and LOT lO0x4oa good dock
- n North Branch south OF clybouzn bridges would
fsaca aacao-1oo.1o..foot lot southwest corner Msdl
20 cach-3 nicr Groom BRICK cottaees lots esx
y m twenty eghthst-. near Hanover; $500 down.
" ap-Finc l2-room framed dwelling, brick base,
rsnrs ham, and 10, 25xlse bath. Eas' hot and cold
essus7 eSstr1. Is abasl1 -ar. and Thirty -nrst-st
tMLs:ee framed l.:FeGn dwelling and lot 2sx
u s-g-room dwelling aud lot a51lI5. east front,
~ Indiana av.. near Twenty tourth-st
a. gT.-b-Foom cottage AMI lot 15xlu0. On dut1ey"
Z, srn Bue 1siand-aS
, 1879-08-24

-,oR sALE-A RARE OPP0RTUNlTY-I AM CO.
oin ins south for my health ard VI sell tor cash
tsre p1a,l, situated At No. 1850 Butter1eldst
Thfy- ih1ydst- good netshborhood: ercrythiag com
pJsons There is good harm and shed With nine tons
I; coai alrrady IN VII! furnteh abstract, no tncuu.-
SS+nrr 80 real-cstctc agent need apry, ~ want to
ri Titt any party rhat means to huy Make
ser for ali cash md will give the biggest bargain
s.sr W. crcT was take this opportunity inform the
tne thar II there is any business unsettled any
G.sns against to come and square up, as I'm
e ~ }caye the State. For communication apply
~ .seye. morning until 10 O'Clock after pm. H.
p1DOLLA.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-15
UlmOn'g Ridge Locals.

Miss Matte Coburn, daughter Of WIN. |
Ooburn, y. M. ct Ulmon's Ridge, had q birth
day party on the 10Th inst.
II. Jackson's four Louisiana, Mo-. ne,ghbor)
children, b. commonly called Dick Reed,s
daughter Miss Beakie, A. w. Van Nsgoner's
daughter Della, and several other children
took supper 10 Mr.. Coburn's old orchard
beath the widespreading boughs Of an old
iIappy days OF childhoodl What pleasant
recollections Tor after yesrs. When those
same little girls will have become married,
and while trotting the h!tle ones on Their
knees they can relate TO their children the
! scenes of their happy childhood.
Tho widow Williams, ct present time
| living at Mr.. Hopkins had the misfortune
TO have a leg Of a mate, that belonged TO
her brother, broken 4 short lime ago. We
trust this same brother will not be too hard on
the widow and take her last and only horse
A. pay for the crippled one. Let Justice be
done ner by all means, IS she has = large
family of children 70 support. and no crop in.
Our ashermen-Wm. Coburn, T. 5ulli-
van, and @. Graham, met with but little sue,
Gees on their fishing Iexcupiop. Tho COM
The corn out this way Is being troubled
with the bud add wire worms.
Springs and branches are dry, but grass
Is looking very we'll considering the drynesi
OF the season.
The woods we're aHreIbetwseR Hiram
Reeds and "a. w. Var Wsgoner's on Sun
day, and on Monday II had reached down U
I've Patterson's. No damage done fencing
that we have learned.
The wool is being washed aud pieket
out our way, and large ore The gatherings 0
old ladies aud children. II Is one OF th
/ best Of places to gather locale. bat, owing t
gender the portals OF speech ale closed whe
a man puts 10 bis appearance.
Rain and hail at the Ridge. The farm
er's heart is..made TO reloice-over,t the rain.-
Q Mr.. Anglew, no who was 30 badly bruil
5 ed by two rufisns come lime back is slowl
recovering. He n family are in destitut
/ circumstances, assist them ye who can,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-15
ORDER oF INTERROGATION.

All persons interested in the estate OF
Henry Bilyue deceased are hereby notified
that q petition was filed:at the February term
1878 Of the Probate court of the county Of
Miller State Of Missouri by the administrator
OF said estate praying for ar order 10 soil The
real estate belonging to the estate of said
Henry BilSue, decd. It Is therefore Ordered
by the Court that unless the.conLrAry be
shown on the first day Of the next term OF
the Probate Cou of said county, to be begun
and held at the court house on the tsecond
Monday in May, 1873, an order will be made
for the sale Of the whole or SO much Of said
real estate as will satisfy the demands against
said estate 10 Wit: The southeas. quarter of
southeast quarter OF sec /, township 80,
range IA, also lot 2 southwest quarter and
south half lot / southwest quarter and south
east part of northeast southwest and south-
west part northwest quarter southeast quarter
and northwest part southwest odartar south
east quarter Of section 6, township 80, range
10, Miller county, Missouri, whereforeSthe
administrator prays the court for an order.
JAMES H.,ToDD, Judge.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-15

sumo the tie business on the Missouri river,
opposite Hermann. We regret Mes depaT-
ture from this yiopity, during his stay In
shis county be has worthily gained the last
Ing frlendShip Of a host OF persons, may sue
cess attend him in his new home.
-WANTEp;-20 Tie makers, none but good
split tie makers need apply; aleo 20 teams TO
haul ties. Apply 20 John McDanlold, Her
man, No, or ia two weeks 70 J. o. Nolan
Ield, Fuscumbia, Mo. Regular work Ter
good men and teams.
DIR. r. It. Harrison has removed from
Brpmley to Iberia. The doctor called on us
yesterday and speaks favorably Of his pracuce
10 that ~sectlon. lie WAS formerly OF Lebanon
and we noticed very high commentator Of
him in the Lebanon papers.
We are Informed that Mr.. Dan. Gum
msngs has bcep appointed road oyerseer ior
this district. We are certain Uncle Dan
knows we'll the benefit OF good roads and he
will turn 10 every enginriiy to better the
condition OF our highway and bottom roaos'
Rev. J. M. Hardy will preach 81 the
Court house next Sabbath. We, believe II
will be Bro. Hardy's winding up sermon on
the past year. his services at this plaoe
during tie past year hes rendered much goooi
and we belieye be will be solicited 20 centin-
uo another year.
Rev. L. Springer, OF the NJ. K. church
Jefferson City circuit, preached az Fla
woods school house last Sabbath. The ser
mon: was q very impressive one and highly
Appreci &ed by tbs entire audience, Rev
Springer Ia q person who will be welcomed
TO this section.
We call attention 10 the new advertise
ment Of Chambers & Bandy, mercantile deal
ers at High Point. They are a reliable firm
and assure US their goods are Of the bes
quality ,.receiying new invoices Alnos, daily
and selling u prices worthy the attention o
persons lying a considerable distance from
D The Point,
Among our callers since our last lssu
were: Rev. Eugene Springer and lady, Mis-
. Rosa Leaton OF Saline county and Miss Far
0 nv Pace of Cole county, Esqr. Jas. l.. Virgil
and lady, +. b. Wheeler and lady and siste
DIR. @. Nj. Bandy. Isaac Wharton, ]. Stber
Wm. Harrison, W. r, Colt. Mrs. Jas. Skin
ner and daughter, MTs. Bell Clark, DR.
Helmes and l.. O. Ninger of Rocky MI, Jude
i. Arnold aud Jas. Drsce OF Iberia, who o.
d pressed ilattering congratulations, and 81
our welcome callers,
We publish the address from the Count
q Court Judges, and the amount the County
taxed for public printing, not only 10 IL
press THE FACTS upon the people ofth
county, but that this matter may be remer
bered. II Messrs. Wright, Jobe and Re
cannot BIO relied upon aS honorable, firm a.
truthful servants Of the people In tho d
g. charge of their duty, 1t is useless TO g
q, "we want good men as officials" The
gentlemen have lived in this county too 10
L. to be doubted. inundated or swerved ire
q what they are aware 70 be their duty for I
good Of the whole people, politically
otherwise.
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Died.
Near MI. Pleasant, May 9th, 1879. Annie,
daughter of Adolph and Martha Heldstabr
aged 10 months and Is days.
oh, weep not for Annie
Though laid in The grave,
Christ is ever ready,
And willing to save.
She's gone to that land,
Where she's free from pain;
With Christ ia heaven,
She'll forever remain.
Oh. bright little jewel,
You are now at rest
In that home above,
Prepared for the blest.
Prepare TO meet her,
On that blissiul shore,
Where sickness and death
Will come no more.
H. Ii. BRoCKMAE.
Pleasant Mt, Mo.
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D OF PUBLICATION.

All persons interested In the estate Of Dam
Tel BRACE, decd. are hereby notified that a
petition was filed at the November term 1873
Of the Probate Court Of the county OF Miller,
State OF Missouri by the administrator Of said
estate praying Tor an order to sell the real
estate belonging TO the estate Of said Daniel
brace, decd. it Is therefore ordered by tho
Court that unless the contrary bs shown on
the frat day of the next term of the Probate
Court of said county to be begun and held nc
the Court house on the second Monday la
May, 1870, an order will be made for the sale
OF the whole or so much of said real estate
as will satisfy the demands against said estate
10 wit: The east half Of lot one Of northeast
quarter and east half of lot two Of northeast
quarter and also % acres OF the east end of
the west half of lot two of north east quarter
all in sec craftsmanship 50, range Ii also 81 Oh
100 acres west half OF lot two Of northwest
quarter and west half of lot one Of northwest
quarter Sec. g, township 80, range II, Miller
county, Missouri. Whereof your petitioner
prAys the court TO order . sale Of said lands
| or 60 much thereof IS shall be sufficient to
| pay of and discharge said debt and cost.
JAMES II. TODD, Judge.
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Pleasant hi. no.

may To- ~,
Editor BANNER;
IL has been some time since l furnished you
with a communication from our beautiful and
thriving httle village. At present newa be-
ing rather meagre l will say that corn and
wheat in this section is looking we'll, and It
Is hoped we will have in abundant crop this
season. Farmers are progressing finely.
Our business men all doing we'll and / must
say that we have one OF the best schools In
Central NO., taught by Mr.. Harvey Neville.
Rev. Mr.. Lane is holding q meeting here
also teaching the art OF painting.
A good raiL would do no damage In these
| parts Just now. l wish you 81 ecess.
Yours, truly
INDEX.