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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

A Bio SCARE Yesterday, all day,
the wind blew u gale from tho north.
covering Tho Sound with whiIs-caps,
and making navigation extremely dit
ficult As usual the Zephyr started
out but finding it impossible to get
around Alki Point in safety. put into
Milton. Some one WIN cav her bat
.ltiins with tho waves, and then djsap-
pear from sight started tho report that
. sshe had been disablsa, sn6lxons 10
pieces. Excitement ran high. Men
rushed to the various wharves with
glasses, in the hope Of getting some
J 0iinspses Of th1 steamer, o. some Ct
Ter boats. but without success. Tho
news spread very rapidly. and soon
half the town were. gazing ont over
The water in the vain hope Of catch
log eight u her. Presently, however,
when the mist and fog cleared away N
little. tbAr steamer ,co1ld be, plainly
-sdeS, ssssly moored alongsijs Milton
, wharf. She remained there till three
O'Clock In tho altornoon, when she
returned TO This CITY. Among her pas
sengefs We noticed Judge Creene. John
Percival. WIN. 0alGher, " B He'll, A
Naples, Doc 0rinweld and seysral
others. who wote oompsllsd 90 defer
their trip up the Bound Till : mere or.
perfume time.
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WAITER NOTES.

Today promises to be clear. sunny
and fise, though not 70 warm by several
degrees ~ might b.
The cold yesterday WAS gener .Dy
thought TO be more intense than 1t any
dine in the past i've winters.
4 cold day like yestssdsy makes bu>
siness for the coal company and work
for the coal carters Everybody all OF
. sudden seems out Of coal. AMI they
must have itst once
Il il we'll 70 Leave ws.er trickling
FROM exposed fswcsts, these cold days
and nights. Pressing Of water IN pipes
u no fanny thing.
Il 10 not c,nsidered exactly the thing
ia town for grown men and women to
sit'down on the sidewalk. Yet several
persons II Seattle did this yesterday.
and the presence OF ice and snow On
the Sidewalk deferred them not in the
least.
Except in the middle Of the streets,
where the horses and wagons and mois
lure csused it's disappearsnce. the snow
stiil covers the ground. and now seems
likely TO stay there for . week to come.
Back on the bills the depth Vas 1t least
twice that down town.
A ne.horse sleigh was out yesterday.
It's progress over the frozen ruts and
mixed snox and mud was not sssi.fac.
tory. and it WAS soon withdrawn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

LAID PURcHAax.-The Trustees Of
the Insane Asylum purchased, during
the past week. IS sercs OF land from
Frank Clark for $500. This land was
necessary to secure to the Asylum its
supply OF water. It includes b.auti.
fui grove of young timber between
Steilsco IN .,i the Asylum commonly
used as . pir".c ground. and it also in
clad, the Asyiun orchard And the spot
upon which one Of its buiidings stands.
Thu purchase was o wise one.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

6ALARIxs.-Ths Cincinnati Enquirer
publishes the following: 1.-The eight
men already engsged By the Cincinnst,
base ball team command total salary
Of $1,000. The salaries of the Chicago
players fer 1880 are - follows: Arson.
$4,000; Flint $500: Williamson. tl4O0;
Goldsmith. $500; Quest. $500; Kelly.
$500; Dalrymplo. $1,000; Burns. $1,000:
Gore. $500; total, el2. 100. Another
man i yet 70 b engaged. which will
make The team cost over tl3, 600; very
cheap clab. These figures ere Official"
Thsy indicate. TO oue aatisiaction. that
ball playing pays better than editing q
country newspaper.
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ST4AxBoA1 DxxHxIIox.-Ths north
Wild that I r4vAiied al day ysstsrday.
was the means of OBTAINING the va.ioss
steamboats, from making their rsgolar
hip. The Zephys goe - FAR - Mil
ton. and had 10 rsturp. The Josephine
did not venture out; the Chehalis start
ID. but, We are informed, went into .
sheltered nook few miles below town.
The Messenger laid over al day near
Steilacoom. and the Aida WAS likewiss
detained down the Sound. The North
Pacific came in On time from Tacoms.
but reported the Sound very rough %
the pessaGs down, ADD especially b.
tween Alki Point AID Milton. The LIT.
Tie Success vent over 10 Blakely ~
usual. yesterday. but she experienced
rough weather.
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CoAsTTxo.-Every available hill in
this city, down which there Was good
sidewalk. yesterday swarmed with small
boys ssd girls. With their slsds. enjoy.
ing the spert Of cnasting which Was
afforded By the snow fell OF the night
before. An opportunity like this 10
seldom experienced on Pe9et Sound.
end the youngsters thsrsfoFe msde the
most Of e. Barring one q two seci.
dents. their enjoyment vss without
alloy. Boys should b eAseful and not
Yun into pDseons Who ua1 b passing
along ths strsst, olhefwDs the authori.
ties will put IN end 70 tbsav sport.
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: Tns uor.-T65 daneine party given
ID tho new Opera house. Thursday even.
iugs was not % largely attended . Was
; expected. nor q the manaasnset de-
served. Everything wss done 70 make
The affair enjoyable. The hall vas
. warm and comfortable. dsessing-r ooas
neat and vail arranged. and ths. music
wss simply fns. All Who did attend
seemed, 70 enjoy themselves hugely.
I here Are several reasons why there
were not moro out. In the firse place,
people are now "heels over head" in
work preparing for the holidays;
pecopdly, the might was post stormy
I'D dhak1ss6bls, and thirdly, The hard
times had its influence in keeping pso-
pie at homo. The expenses Of the
party were much moro than The ~
celpis. but the Amasioians expEssssd .
desire TO assist in making the loas fall
!. lightly on. the gentlemen getting the
pssty pp., spd = rsdaction in the rent
ofthe hall :also hssueht the expenses
20 within few dollars Of tho amount
taken in for tickets.
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THE DEATH RATES or

Our country is getting TO he fesrfully
alarming. the average u life being
lsssenri every year, without any rcs
sonasl. cause death resulting general
" from the mot Insignificant origin.
Al this season Of the yses especially.
. cold ia such common thing that in
tho hurry OF every day life we are apt
10 overlook the dangers attending It
and often find tso lsie. that Fescr or
Lung trouble he's already set in.
Thous .nds l"se their lives in this way
every winter. while had BoscAec's Ger.
man Syrup been taken. a cure would
have resulted. and . large bill from .
Doctor been avoided. For oil diseases
If the Throat AID Langs. BosoAss's Ger
man Syrup has proven itself 70 b the
greatrss discovery Of its kind in mcdi-
cine. Every Druggist in this country
will tell you of i.s wonderful effect.
Over 100000 hotties cold last year
without q single failure known.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

Tno.E MATHEMATICS The Victoria
C,eloaiAs and it, readers have got more
mstbemstics in the last week than was
good for item. aud they have ben com.
PEELED u shut n on the puzxl.. PRO
Founders AN Anxious Mother sent
in the following vigorous protest: It .
poor mother hes any influence with
your paper. and il = word in season will
save having any ,nore OF them sums
end things in ysur I.aper which 10 after
columns filled with light rrsding or
soDe fnshio0 notes. though what good
fashioo notes arc without they say how
to make up my second best dscsy into .
nav ons, ! hope that yon'E stop those
mathsmatics and fgg.rs which are .
thorn u The hesh 10 xll Tut Professors
or Cambsidgers which we haven't
enough il this community ~ make it
worth while. Ever since last Sabbath
morning before I Was hardly awake
what with the nsnding and the child
ren's baths the night before my life
has b,sn nisarstle and set by the ears
on account Of your conundrums which
ny beys Il have 6vs boys not to spesk
OF my two dear little girls and one cf
them On infant from arguing on before
breakfast has gone TO fighting on their
way to Sunday school and never lara.
ing their hymns AMI refusing to sic. p
with ei.h other in peace ~ hsre,nso-e
Just b4. anse three cats could kill good.
ness knows how many throcs and thiris
OF rats which il they did it would Ike
Il cat mercy TO poor hOusekeepers with
groceries beyond price and poor enough
at that - / can assure you ~ ought to
know just because # the new tariff
which seems very hard ON Oh island
which - you say il too young to raise
it. own sugar canes and tea, and today
! found my best mahogany table all
parallslopipeidoned or what ever you
cali Il With scratches where my Two
boys which are big enough to go 10 TIE
high school has been 4 trying to put
the nine pigs in the pens which as every
one knows can't be done without by
means Of algebra which goodness knows
: farmer can't afford 10 have lot alone
his pigs these hard times and John
Chats my husbaud) has used up all
my scraps Of paper to cay nothing Of
the list Of Divinitics in my
mothss's prayer book sbout . men may
not marry bis sons daushtsrs wife and
suoh things whlch seems wrong Just n
End out Whist the relation the picture
was t. its father or Who tho boy was
crying for which think il would DO
more decent u he Vas IN che house com.
posing himself for the funeral.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A ligt1s5tAponer wasxeported as,,rre
on Sandy Point yeftefdsy. Further
particulars temorfow. ~
The Comet took twenty pAssssgers up
White river on Thursday and brought
down half that number on Friday.
Askiff va picked up yesterday b.
Mr. Cslligan, which the owner can
have by calling for and paying ex-
penssa.
The prosecution of lawyer Harrison
against editor Higgins IN Victoria for
libel, WAS thrown out BY the GrsSd
Jury without the calling Of single
witness.
The Colfax came over from Seebeck
yesterday to get Mr.. g F Raymond
aud family. With their househoI3
effects. Mr. Raymond goes to S0heck
to take change q the compsny's store
at that plneG
The< bcti6n sale today will give
many persons an opportunity to buy
handsome pictures. They will be very
appropriate gifts for Christmas. and
mighty nice to have IN ones own house
with or without Christmas.
The cfryc q Chester Jeff seastls 1t g
o'clock on Friday morning. Down the
Sound she Tx on 560 tons IL grain.
and here she added go 'sacks 81 Gat5
and 100 sacks Of wheel to her cargo.
Her passenger list vas quite snail
The Liberal League will meet in Yes.
ler's- Hall on Sunday evening at seven
o'ciock. ~Question for debate: Resdsed.
-'rhdt it IL not for the best iutsYest q
the people Of the United States to mako
the Gasernnent g religious Gosers-
sment. m RI n
Mr. w T Beard, Of Fort Scott, Kan
s4s. : practical gun mskss and repatses.
Arrived here on the City q Chester.
with his family. and has located IN
Seattle. y He has repted spsrtments
and will open shop In The fremont
House in o few days. 49,.
About neon Yesterday. Co1msnss NIL
MAS compelled TO shut down on account
Of the water supcly falling. Cold
weather had frozen water In the pipes,
wbiehfuRnishsd the mill. end of course
without water a steam sawmill 10 no
where. aud was oo,npe he'd to shut dsva
for the day NH ~es* -
Parties on the North Pacific, Last
evening. inform ~ that the roughuess
Of the Sound at; Tacoma. caused BY, the
prevailing north wind. had washed out
the gravel dixie Of roadbed Of the N. p.
r r.. doing damage to the extent Of
$4,000. A force of men were ~ once
set to work repairing tho damage. and
it is thought M serious deteutionyw,ll
result therefrom.
: NJ Nssyost eflers, through the me-
dum of our columns, ope-hslf of bis
Wildly Island garden hfm Sbs sale.
1t il fnily described il bis advertise
ment. but. in addition, We may cay that
its great fertility. its advanced state Of
cultivation. its choice location, and The
6kagit gold excitement, are going to
combine, in 1880, to make it place Of
larg, money value, considerably shove
the price demanded By Mr.. II. In
1870
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

Every body PUSHES 1t Has TIvoIl
B8xR HALL to get the coolest glass Of
beer In town. Besides 6chA&se's oele.
brated 6tsilacoom and 6ohniegb Bese
on tap. you will ind Badwsiess. st.
Louis, and Milwaukee Lager Bese IN
pint and quart bottles. Also oil kinds
Of cold lunches 70 order. A new
Piseonhole Table In shs hpuee. Sc.
Louis Lager Bssr at I dollars pr
dossn quart bottles delivered 70 Any
part Of tAe city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

CoxrRAc1s Lx1.-The contracts for
furnishing supplies 10 the Inssas Asy.
lum were let BY the Trustees atet,ilar
coon last Tuesday. o.. foe dx1ge NJ
awarded 10 Geo " Harris 4 c.. and
the other, for dry goods and grceesies.
"a Hchwahaehee Bros. 1 CO.. beth q
Seattle. Ten or . dosea bids wsre
presented. the terms Of which were
very close.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

COxE TO Tnwx Mr. Chas. Case aud
family have moved from Port Gamble
to S~s:tl.. aud nov occupy their new
Prost street hous.. The coming to
Seattle Of solid men from Kitsap coun-
~. during Fast yssrs. has been one Ut
tho greatest goocs Of our little city.
We may veil Re pleased With accsssions
70 our population received from that
quarter.
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FoR TACOMA AND OLYNPIA.-Ths
zsphyr viii leave for Tssoma at ssvsn
O'Clock this morning. She will there
meet ~ Messenger from Olympia.
Boah boats will return from whence
they cane. - Zephyr bringing The
Saturday night nail Asrs - usual.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

ScALDED.-Tls listle girl Of Ne and
NJ p r PsilcAArd. living IN Bellssvns
ssppe1 teapos u the stove. TIE eehsr
day, And scaldsd lsrssif hsdly With il
contents. 0be vii recover iron hee
iuiuries. but will b narked long
time.
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EOTEL A1RIVALs.


Go 10 Freema,'s for newly i'm rov.
ed Howes sewing machine. Cheap for
cash No nicer Christsas present can
lse hal.
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Nieholsss lnGAllibIe Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly end per-
msnently every csss OF 0oaorehps.
elect ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. II directieas sre followed.
Internal medicine not rsoommended o.
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssls b. Geo. w. Harris B
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
sttle, w. T. ol6dAwom
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

Without q Rival. and the reason ID
obvious after trial Of over quarter
OF . e.ntusy. No family shoald b
without supply Of that good old rem
edy, Emil Frese's cslebEotod Hambarg
Tea. II 10 purely vegetable. mild. yet
efficient in its action carrying OF oil
imparities from the system. and i'm.
parting glow aud vigor which only
those who have usod Is can appreciate.
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OccIDKUTAl HoT1I. AT vlcTonA
-Posons visitinv viseoeia should not
fail 70 stop ct he Oocidental Hotel. Il
b he Arse hotel from tie Steamboat
landing; i Ars- peooe he's good seoom-
uodakion Soe tanilisa and - good
nsals = any Aoass il ~ ity. st oely
d % PER day. =
Whar1 slroek, Yicteein, \. @.
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eyllggyTi;iAl!E||6!EA

SHERMAN HYDE + Co. Pacidc Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estcy and Standard Orgsns. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
HH11MAN, HYDE 4 Co.,
aug3l -dAwly fan Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-20

THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER, you will always End a. tho
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches to order.
Two hundred (20O boxes Of choice
Olympia apples. IS pounds to tho box.
for sale st Ksllogg'S warehouse on Yes
ler's wharf. D25:dtf
TIE finest brands Of Cigars and To.
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op-
posits Yesler's Hall. jy3ft
Ladies gold watches and chains.
Etruscan necklscss and lookets. gold
sets, rings. etc.. in oil styles ct L. P.
smith & Sons.
For ohoics fat chickens and turkeys.
call at the Third Street Market. 12:lw
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DEXTER HORTON 4 Co,
BAN KERS
s1ATTLB, W. T.

DEPOsIfS EECNvED AND ACCOUNTS KEPT
suEecf 70 CHICK or DRAFT.
0l9As Rxohange and Teteeraphie Iyansief on San
Qtu0eiooo. eogtiaUd md New York.
erSe - Qxty-day hills OF Exchange drawn 10
sono - sst AlzVee % Londen. availalis anywhere
- e1sopa.
Macy lsaDsl - approved security. !.
DsuaD, oscks, m ether vsloab,es received on
1spssls ~ - bGepane.
Cslsesisas nsss sd psseseds promptly remisted
oeelRd0
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For ehoies fit chickens and turkeys.
call at the Third Street Market. 12:lw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-05-22
ASCENSION DAY.

Ascension Day 10 one of the festi.
walls OF the church. 1t 10 held on the
fortieth day after Easter, (to-day)
and its sole modeln Objects to COM
memorate the ascension of Christ,
but having been engrafted like other
christian observanees upon pre-sxist-
ing Rozssss enstoms that xsre appli-
cable to cisiIssweii - religious uses,
In some parts of England and Scot
land the former have survived the lat.
ter. Z
AT this season of the year in ,miaa-
ton o fceremonies celebrated In Rome
honor Of Ceres and Terminus, and
designed originally TO connect sup
plications for abundapt crops With in.
OF proper respect for the
and marks Of hnshandry, ords Of,
nanors with priests and parishioners
carrying CROSSES and flags marched to
he boundaries OF their estates, STOP
'ing every now and then. either to
liant the gospel 70 the growing
sheat, or distribute cheer among the
'eopls. or bump . boy or two against
!, corner taee or rock, in order BY
.s Rough object1 teaching to impress
ss0ly upon their msmoiies, that
asy pssn used y bstsarinx rsus Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-05-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE and authority of a
- general execution, issued from
the office of the clerk of the
circuit court of Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, returnable at the June
rm, 1879, Of said court, and
to me directed, in favor of the
State of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use of w. ii. KEENAN,, guar
dian A. E. Baker, and against b. Il.
Baker, j. @. Daniel and n. ?. De-
Jarnatt. | have levied upon and seiz-
ed all the right, title. interest and
! claim of the said B. T. Baker, j. Q.
! Daniel and N. p. DeJarnatt, of, in
and to the following described real
estate, to-wit: The southwest quar-
ter, section t~hirty-five, and east half
of the southeast quarter, section
th1rty-four, in township fifty-two,
range ten also west half of the
northwest quarter; also southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter, OF
section two; also sixty acres east
part northeast quarter, of section
three, in township tifty-one, rarge
ten, all lying and being in said coun-
ty, and State of Missouri; and will
on
Thursday, the 18th DAY june, 1873
between the hours of nine O'Clock il
the forenoon and five O'Clock in thu
afternoon of that day, at ne cas-
front court house door, in the city o
Mexico, county of Audrain, sell tn
same, or so much thereof as may b.
required, at public vendue: to tn,
highest bidder, for cash in hand
(subjeet ~ ell prior liens and Judg
<meTfs,) to satisfy svid execution an
costs. ii. GLASGOW,
Sheriff OF Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-05-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE and authority OF Tour
rne once Oh eHe.utiansb iSsNed IRON
court of Audiain county. Nilsson r;
returnablc at the June term. 1870 n,
salu court, ana to me directed. nns
in favor of +. b. Heath. one i'm faya,
oi l. b Buckner, one in favor of p,
=; Locke, ana one III favor of j. A.
Sfandon, and all against II. c. Mans.
heid, have levied upon and seized
All the right, title, interest and claim
OF the a X. T.. Mansfield of,in and to
the following described real estate
to-wit All of block b, all of blocE
Z, all 9t block ID, all OF block Il. aIl
OF lock +, all of block G, all of biocE
IL, all of block l.. all of block NJ. All
or block N, all ofblock o, all ofblock
+. all ofblock Q, all of block II. ali
OF block L, all OF block U, and ali of
block V. Beatty's addition to the
town of Mexico, Audrain county
Missouri, all lying and being in t6e
SAID county, and State of Missouri .
and | will, on
Thursday, the 18th Day of June. 1879.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
of that day, at the east
front court house door, in the CITY of
county of Audrain afore-
saiu' sell the same, Or SO much there
Oi as may be required, at public ven.
iue, to the highest bidder, for cash
N hand. Subject to all prior liens
ma Judgments,) to satisfy said eye
and costs.
Ii. GLASCOCK,
Sheriff of Audrain Couptv NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-05-22
ORDER OF SALE
UNDER SCHOOL FUND MORTGAGE

WHEREAS, On the 18th day Of
Mary A. Clark, his wife, by their
deed of mortgage conveyed to the
county of Audrain, in the State of
Missouri. for the use and benefit of
the Inhabitants of school township
range twelve, and town
ship 81, range eight, and to thepublic
school fund of said county, the fol-
described real estate, to-wit:
The north halfof the northwest quar-
ter, OF section thirty-six, and the
south halt of the south half of the
southwest fourth of the southwest
quarter, section twenty-five, all in
township fifty, range eight west,
which said mortgage is recorded in
Book X, at page sixty, Records of
Audrain county, Missouri, for the
pnrpose of securing said note, -xecu-
ted to the said Audrain county for
the use OF, school funds us aforesaid,
and whereas, it Is provided in said
mortgage that if default be made in
payment of Slid note oil interest, or
any part thereof, at the time when
due and payable according to the ten
or aIi effect of said note, then tho
acting sheriff of Audrain county,
Missouri, may, without suit, proceed
TO sell the property conveyed and
mortgaged; and whereas, default has
been made for the pa ment of both
principal and interest as provided in
said note; now, the-efore, l, IL.
Glascock, sheriff of Audrain county,
Missouri, by virtue of the power in
me vested by said deed of mortgage
and the order OF the county court OF
Audrain county, Missouri, to me di-
rected, May 9Th, 1879, | will Oh
Thursday, the 18th Day ofJune, 1879.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock i'll the
afternoon of that dag, at the cas-
front of the court house door, in thu
city of Mexico, Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, proceed to sell the above de
scribed real estate at public vendu,
to the highest bidder, for cash il
hand, to satisfy such mortgage an'
costs. III. GLASCOCk,
Sheriff of Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-05-22

Tslmage has been yindicated--so
was Bsechsr.