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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-05-07
THE sUTRO HOSPITAL FUND.

The Official organ Of the Sutro
Tunnel Company, IN its issue Of last
Monday, among other statements on
the subject, Of the collection Of 50
Per month for hospital purposes
(Which tax has been levied on all
the conf 4sy's employees for over
three years., had the following;
The assessment Of, three dollars
per head per month was levied by the
miners themselves. ~>--4.
Tbis IL notoriously false, sand, to
prove it 20, we need hat refer to the
resolution adopted by the Tunnel
Company in April, 1878, which re-
quiretl every man 10 its employ To
pay % per month for medical at
tendance. This resolution was pub
lished in the Sutro Independent, and
copied into the Virginia papers, as
the authority for levying the tax.
Bot it matters not who is respon-
sibls for the levy Of the tax. 1t suf-
fees that the tax is levied, and that
payment is compelled on penalty Of
instant discharge. This is wherein
the outrage lies, And this is what is
complained Of. .
There Is no power Throughout this
broad, free land that has the moral
right to .extort from hard-working
man g, or 81, or as little as one
cent, per day, month, or year, for any
such purpose ;and any attempt, upon
the part Of any individual. or aggrega-
tion of individuals, to usurp this
right, il certain, sooner or later. to
be punished BY the general exc
Grafton of an indignant public.
The Independent, the company's
official organ, states that
Mr.. Sutro will shortly appear be-
fore the general committee Of the
Miners Union and explain the rea-
sons Why the assessment for the Hos
pital Building Fund has been fixed
at three dollars per month";
While that body cannot deny the
right Of Mr.. sutro to be heard in sup
port ofa long-standing abuse, if he
chooses to favor it, We hope that it
will exercise proper care in arriving
at a decision. The Miners Union is
organized for certain veil defined
purposes; but It Is not . purpose OF
Its organization to compel a portion
of its members, - work for 50 30
per day under any pretext whatever.
Aud while it would be perfectly
right for il, fit chooses, to donate
. certain amount out of its treasury
toward any end contemplated by ito
Constitution and Bylaws, it has
NO right to compel its members, in
their individual capacity, 10 relin-
quish their private earnings, or any
portion Of .themt FOR any purpose
foreign to the objects tor which 1t
was organized: '.''.'''
We do not deny the wisdom of
making provision for miners who
may become sick or disabled; but
such provision should be made vol
unfairly, and without. the merest
suspicion Of coercion, actual or i'm
Piled; and the requisite fees or dues
should be collected from the indi-
vidual, not retained from his pay.
The divorce industry, which
has been f0urishing unusually at
Washington, has encountered some
1if3onltv JnoQo Macarthur. of the
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
LAGERGREMs CLEANSER.

Delta ar det basta hittintills upp.
funna fackuatten, hvarmed man, utan
att f6rst0ra tyget eller fargen dara,
kan med storsta latthet aaagsna afven
de NEST inbitna fackar af flott, ola,
malning, tiara och dYlikt Sales med
fullstandig beskrifning 6fver dess an.
yandande, pa faskor q 10, 20, 35 och so
cents. Vid partik0p lemnas betydlig
rabatt. q
obs. Agenter 6nskas pa ALA plat
ser och beviljas liberal kommissi ion.
Narmare underrattelser meddelas
antingen mundtligen eller skriftli.
gen och reqvisiti ioner insandas till
@. II. He1srikson, "
p. O.sB Box 4so. Minneapolis, MINI.
Kontor City Hall, 3:dje yaningen. 4
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
Brief fran folket.
EAST UNION i Juni 1878.

EAST UNION Juni 1878.
Red. at Minm. Stats 7idning:
Da man h6gst sallan ser nagon ifr5n
denna del af Minnesta, som dock
i och for sig sjelft, ar ett af de add
sta settlementerna, skrifva eder It'd.
ming, So will jag taga mig den dristig-
heten att meddela nagot harifran !; ON
nj skulle for godt finna att detsamma
i tidningen intaga.
Da man betraktar East Unions sa.
desakrar, finner man till stor belaten-
het en- lofvande sk6rd ia, man nara
nog kan saga ouanlig. Men andock
tycks det icke upplifva modet
som nedslogs pa vara farmare det for
ra aret; ity det var da, liksom nu,
lofvande, men annat fngo de Sc och
kama, da de lyfte sina karfvar, och
annu mera da de blefvo underrattade
ON priserna och sedermera ON grade.
deringen. Ej att undra ON farmarnes
mod icke ar sa hogt. Men icke Dor
man lata det fafangliga sa upptaga
sinnet, sa lange man ingen brist lider
pa det som kroppen tarfvar. -
Men daremot far den stackars losa,
,arbetande kassen Ida nod, ON icke
sa mycket genom hunger, sa far den
dock Ida till kroppen, darigenom att
de icke kunna fa Ilagon sysselsattning
$Det ar ju ett sprak, som sager: arbet.
samhet befordrar helsa o. s. v. Och
darigenom kan man antaga att dessa
Ida nod till sin helsa.
Man far icke sallan Sc sadana har
omkring. som man pa senare tiden be-
hagat kalla s.tramps,' hyilka strofva
omkring fragande efter arbete, men
Ell erhalla nagot sadant. ON det lyc-
kas for nagon, sa ar han sd betagen af
lattja att han icke formar arbeta, utan
lemnar straxt sin plats och Waller sin
fora syssla. Hyad ar orsaken till det-
ia Ingenting annat an brist pa ar.
bette till en- borian, och sedermera lik-
giltighet och till sist maktloshet.
Sko1a yara farmare och verkstads.
egare vara 81 radda for att gifva den
l6sa arbetaren syssels elsattning, So sko.
lla Vi Ga SO att inom nagra ar landet
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
Vegas vinterqVarter.

vi atergifva har nedan ur St. Dag
blad en- framsta]lning r0rande de trak-
ter, dar den Nordenski0ldska expedi-
tionen funnit slit vinterqvarter.
Alldenstund Serdze-kamen llgger
obetydligt h6gre mot norr an under
den 67:de breddgraden, befinna sig sa-
lunda Nordenskiold och hans f0ljesla.
gare pa samma polh6jd, hvarunder
Pajala, Gellivara eller Sulitelma
Sverige SAINT staden Bodo och de sgd
ligaste af Lofodens Oar Norge aro
belagna. De klimatologiska f0rhal-
landena aro emellertid dar helt andra
an motsvarande trakter af den skan-
dinaviska half0n. Temperaturen tor.
de snarast kunna jemf0ras med Spets-
bergens och ar saledes densamma,
som Nordenski6ld, Palander och en-
eller AMMAN af deras f6ljeslagare re-
dan profvat pa under 6fvervintringen
1928. Kolden ar likval icke det,
som polarfararen NEST fruktar. Delta
ar den langa, ej af nagot dagsljus af-
brutna vinternatten. Och harvidlag
hafva den svenska expeditionens del
tagare nu haft det vida battre an for
ra gangen; da rackte vinternatten
for dem 6fver 8 manader, nu da lie
befnna sig blott svenska mil ofvan
ON nora polcirkeln, rorde, da man
afven tager Iusstralarnes brytning i
betraktande. knappt nagon dag for
dem hafva forfiutit, hvarunder de ej
atminstone nagra minuter sksdat en-
skymt af solljuset. Afven i andra af.
seende har deras stallning yarit bait
re. Det angransande landet ar namli-
gen af menniskor bebodt. Pa den
asiatiska stranden af Beringssund
tinnas nagra byar, tillhoriga polarfol-
ket Tschuktscherna, och en- af dessa
az till och med SO ansenlig, att dess
invanarantal sages uppga till 300.
Redan 9 dagar efter sin ankomst hade
Nordenskiold satt sig i forbindelse
med dessa menniskor, och med det
lyckliga resultat, att de befordrade
hans bref och sandningar till den
ryska stationen Anadyrsk, en- yag,
som enligt Petermanns Mittheilungen
uppgar till omkring 90 svenska mil.
Ostkap ar dessntom under en- del af
yintern ett efter forha allandena starkt
trafkeradt stale, / det att invanarne
fran den 6stligaste delen al Sibirien
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
blir ofyersYammadt az "tramps., Ya

blir ofyersvammadt at ''tramps." va.
gen darfore gifva den fattigeg tstram.
pen'' 'arbete. Men naturligtvis maste
samma forsigtighetsmatt iaktsagat
med honom, som med den uthungrige.
Han Dor icke "a alta for mycket for
att kunna atersta1las. Man b6r icke
drifva s'trampen'' for hardt i slit for.
sta arbete. ON han ocksa ar irlanda.
re, som.de fiesta aro, skola vi andock
veta att han arsvar nasta, och vi sko.
la bebandla honom sasom sadan. vi
skola icke varaisa radda for att inta-
ga dem vart hus, som vi i de fiesta
fall aro. Orsaken mande vara for
ohyran som jds medfora eller ock att
vi frukta for att de skola CORA nagot
sondt. Det senare ar sallan fallet.
ON det skulle Evara n6gon for lang
fingrad, sa finnes har lag som straffar
honom; blott ga till verket. Varen
icke So fega, som nagra voro harom-
dagen. Det var en- s'tramp" som stal
cit par st0far fran en- ungkarl. Mar
han varseblef delta, tog han nagon
med sig att ss5sssa7 dem formenta tjuf.
ven, hvilket afven lyckades. "Tram-
pen" hade de stulna st0farna pa sig.
De bado honom aterlemna desamma,
men han vagrade det, och upptog
istallet en- knit och hotade dem. De
atervande skyndsamt med of0rrattadt
arende. Sa radda bora vi icke vara,
ty de aro allmanhet icke beyapnade.
Och for resten skola vi icke sympati-
sera med sadana 'stramps'', utan gif.
va dem slit br6d inom las och bonn.
Delta ar min tanka angaende
"tramps." ALA aro icke ''tramps,"
som hafva en- kappsack att bara. Det.
ia antagande ar ofta falskt, som synes
af foljande exempel:
Jag och nagra andra man gingo till
Minnesota RipeT for att fska, och
passerade sa forbi cit skolhus. Skol-
lararen sade till barnen: Sc dar ga
''tramps;" men lyckligtvis sade en- af
gossarne: nej, de aro icke <'tramps," :"
ty jag kanner dem allesammans.
Hvad som gaf skollararen anledning
att tro det vi voro ''tramps," var ma.
turligtvis kappsacken. Nej, "tramps"
aro ''tramps'' och fiskare aro fiskare.
vi lemna nu "tramps'' i slit varde.
Men andock ar arbetsgifvaren orsaken
till ALT hvar som sstramps" heter.
@. Nm.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
Historisk 7 beskrifning ofver
svenska settlementet East
och West Union, Carver
county, Minnesota.
For MINI. Stats Tdning af 'svitalis'']
.5$s5sz lForts. fran foreg. nr.)

For MINI. Stats Hdning at "Vitalis"]
Forts. fran toreg. nr.)
Mr. Hellstroln blef straxt efter
valid till Justice of the Peace, =
och var saledes den forsta svenska
ssjustice' settlementet, ntnamdes
sedan tvanne ganger till postma-
stare darvarande postkontor=
town af San Francis isco. Utnam-
des 1864 till olling offcen''
for San Francisc Q Har j fera d
varit valid till 'ssup upervisor' och 81
nu toWnets kassor.
Han har afven iimanga ar tjenat
s&som president j The Farmer
Mutual Prote eetion Club 4 Of Car
yer county tills 81 1878 da har
atervaldes, men resign Grade.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
Billiga tidningar.

81 MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRIBU-
MEN erhalIas bada for 1926
ett ar, da pronunciation g6res
direkt antingen & deTta eller
Syenska Tribunens kontOr: i
Chicago, Illinois.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26

~ Berattelsen ON Wssadniks fard fnnes
inford det senast utkomma haftet, Aprilhat-
tet, at Petermanns Mittheilungen och beled-
sagas af en- fortrafaig karta afver trakterna
narmast BeEingssund. Att infodingarne islna
uppgifter till de amerikanska hvalfangarne
kallade Vega EFT krigsartyg, torde bero dar-
pa, att Vega foretallit dem mera lik Wssadnik
an ett hvalfangarfartyy.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26

da sammantraffa derstades med sina
stamf6rvandter fran motliggande del
af Amerika for att med dem inlata
sig byteshandel. g..
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
Yare sageIater j

Frank 4. Carlson, Red Wing, Goodhue CO.
br 3; hsRgSsfEl s!gnilalson, vasa,
y. 7. Monson, White Rock, g IS e
p. A. Peterson, Cannon Falls g sBss g
A: Iilyqaist, st. Peter, Nicollet 6
John Webster. Norseland, g q
PalriaSsa !: sSs9aE1si, EIa,,isde Moorhead, Clay
yohnE Peterson, Centre City, 6 g ysss sA
John G. Carlson, Rush City, g g
i. r. Iagerwall, Taylors Falls, e g
GouldbeFg & Anderson, Cambridge Iaanti Co. +
Nels sandell, Jordan, Scott County.
RHa1sTRHRMeRH af EFT bref kostar endast
10 cent?, utom 8 cts. / postporto, ooh ar hyarje
postmastare skyIdig att registera BRET az
sa onskas. En Money order,n 81 ofverati-
gande 9l5, kostar 10 cents. r.. ts#$5@sSs
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-06-26
Vara ageIl.ter

s.. Il. sanborn, sas Wash. Ave. q, Minneapolis.
2. Lanberg, lsl =. 7th Str, sSt. PauL
Charles eiust aga Bionqvist, Carver.
4 g; 81. heyande1Es " Ts1ns Grove City, Meeker Co.
Bengt Hanson, Litchfeld, 's g "A ::
{ O. H6glund, Dassel, g :.
B. Thurstenson, Cokato, Wright $
Philip @. Johnson, Watertown :" II
) J. M. yonasson, Scandia, Washington :.
a; a G; solberg, Oscars Lake, Douglas
PREHuMRRAHrRR bora uppgifva tydlig
address,, med mann pa post ofice" (och
hummer pa ssbox" eller s'drawer," ON sadan
fnnes), SAINT county och stat Vid ombyte
i af vistelseort bora prenumeranter samtidigt
.uppgifva bade den gamla ooh nya adressen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
Mea,ner rredicilons.

c Z Blake OF Decatur, IL. has
gained some celebrity for accuracy
a. weather calculator Iii, horos
cone Tor next month. aud from thence
TO March, 1880. ii a. follows.
October, lS79--Will be quite warm
ami showery
Noyember. 1871 hardly know
what to say about .thi- month; my cal
cuiations make it = sort Of "choppy
-eason'-a eonclomerate mixture OF
all kinds OF weather.; hut not very cod
December. 1879 Will be like No
vember, only more 80 Il will be
warm, wet aud disagreed Bile; cold snaps
will be short and sharp.
January. I6SQ--Will be rather
warm, wet aud muddy part of the time
There will be souIe cold weather; but
10 steady cold weather
February, l8S0-WiIl be much like
Jauuary-a considerable amount OF
rain aud snow aud moderate amount
OF cold weather
March. 1880-Will be chaugcsblei
rather wet. especially in the middle OF
the mouth, aud on " moderately cold
The winter OF 1879 so will be warm
aud wet. with lew cold snaps of Iimi-
ted duration; bur il will be colder than
the winter of 1877 10 Ii will he a
changeable. peculiar, aud rather di-a-
greesBle winter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
EDUCATION IN KEyTTCNY.
A Concrete StatenIentSho.v
How the Oid State RsIels in
RsLsteracy.
Hartford Ky Hcrsll

Our School COMMISSIONS furnish,
ed Us copy of the. report Of The Com
mis'ioners of Education at Washing
ton. u c. for 1877 which oootain. i
Thorough review add analyss of the
com mon schools % the naiion Our
attention Wa arrested by a,ahie DIV
INK summary Of children of school
age population. enrollmeui,aitend lnce.
e'c for all the Sta5es aud Territorie-
"i The Uniou have taken the care
10 note X ehtuca Y ,.posi,iou in hat lii.
aud | hUd il to couisin -rronz re buke
10 our present lsih..s Gay syd iue tipi-el.o
$ i" PuhLs-7stV''i mus g. 6ad
keuiueky is the ei4 k'h = atein scbru,d
popu alton We nre the eleventh ia
he uuu Der OF eur5 lIu' MS "a falling
ii Of ,hree-Ihlt j. ihree Sta7e~
having -maller uuIh Der OF pupils ba,e
more enrolled JhaD We have "
stand teuth IN average Attendance We
fall TO the nineteenth 10 the bum he T
oi days our schools run Out of a
school popula ion 81 5l2 sos We have
bu, 243 900 enrolled Oven one ha +
the children at Kennedy out 81
school; Who il to 6iame for this terri
bic iac'; Bat worse -riil, The average
attendance bur l60!00O 100 600 davs
lost in Kentucky each year, and that
by tie small per ehnt. enrolled The
schools OF the STATE average bur 40
days, or Ave mont is Virginia, with
a less number OF school children, en-
rolled neurly SO 0'.O more IN school
than Kentucky Nith THIS exception
and Missouri. we ssaud At the head OF
the lute slave STATES But when We
cross the Ohio River We meet States
having a much IN ller school pppui a.
uou. which are ahead Of Us in every
point of excellence: in sehool IL M y
be urged a. an apology tor hrniucky,
that she ha~ more. private or select
schools than The N3rthern States. We
have in Sou hern tKe0tucsy alone q
grelt number OF such schools, bat the
majority oi these Fupils are over the
school age While these private
Schools Supplement- the pubic schools,
they d. not alter tie tact that We are
sadly behind in reqpee, to public edu
cation Some. of OR best teachers nnd
statesmen are BEGINNING already to
predict the failure pt our pubic system.
This year We have ihe mere pittauce Of
81 % per capita; AID yet the Law re
quires that of I've months Of school be
taught in each district before that
amount can be drawn If therefore.
a district refuse to supplement The pub
lie fund, they must either do without
q school at all or, sghat il ab0ut the
same thing. have "a teacher Hho VIII
teach for the public funds suppose
a di-irict 20 lumber forty pupils, this
would enti,le them to just $50 with
which to run @ 6ge mouths; school
Such facts sugGesb that we have about
reached a crisis IN: our pubic schooi
System We waitito see the 6nal REQ
suit Were | to predict. | should say
that we would bs compelled to rely
wholly upon private schools.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
Bach Grons Rao~as.
Franklin Patriot I


This week several darkie. who LETT
this section some two years ago for
Kan~s~ returned They SAY that they
are thoroughly satisfied with the abov e
Safe in every particular. and never
again want to gaze on its soil They
are heartily lick of this great negro
eDigra'ing State They footed it
through from that State. and ssy that
death aud destruction are making their
uarct through The entire ) at. They
advise all coiored people who are get
ting half ratioBs 10 stay where they are,
tor they give i, a fact lhsf over one
half Of the colored people who have
lately emigrated to Kansas are dying
starving aud walking back to their old
homes
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Commissioners sale.
Fulton Circuit Court. Kentucky.
r. {. Everett, adm, Plaintiff,

UttcM circuit JOHFt. n eHtUCHy
r. {. Everett, al n. Plaintiff
against Equity.
r. D Watson, guardian, Def.
BY virtue of judgment and order Of
sale Of the Fulton Circuit Court. rendered
at the August term thereof, 1919 in the
above cause, for the sum Of Sl,l5O
with interest at the rate of SIX per
cent. per- annHm from the 18Th day Of
August, 1879. until paid. aud So 20 costs
herein, l shall proceed 10 offer for sale at
the Court House door, in Hickman Ky, To-
the highest bidder. AZ pubic auction, on
Monday, the tenth day Of November.
1879. at clock, P. m, OF herabouts tie
ing County Court day., upon credit Of
six ami welve months, the following de
rIbed property, to- Wit: All the interest
K Il. { oss has in that certain piece of
land IN Madrid Bend, Fulton county, KY,
bought by K. b. Cross and K. Z. Everett Of
G. w DOrhity and Pat Dorhity, of Pemi-
scot county. No, on the 9Th day of March,
1870, and bounded o. follows On the
east, By the lands of J. \. Hawkins and
the Mississippi river; and on the south
by the lands Of J \ Hawkins; and on the
west by the lands of j c. Harris; and on
the north, by the lands of Larry Everett. OF
sufficient thereof 70 produce the sums of
money 50 ordered 10 be made. For the
purchase price, the purchasers, with ap-
proved surety OF securities, must execute
bonds, bearing legal interest from the day
OF sale until paid, and having the force
and effect of judgement, Bidders viii
be prepared to comply promptly with those
terms. W. {. JOHSsoS,
Special Commissioner
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A bill making prepayment Of poll
tax prereqni-ite'to voting has passed
the lower house Of the Texas Legisla
ture One Der made speech in
Spanish, adv0cating the bill. aud said
Al the last election 900 MexicanS
had crossed over and voted IN Texas
The prisoners captured by the Ute
lLaians at the recent masSacre have al
been surrendered 20 Mr. Adam, Gov
eminent agent They consisted OF
Mrs Meeker. Miss Meeker, Mrs. Price
aud her two Childfen.
During the recent prevalence Of the
yellow fever 10 Memphis twenty mem
bers OF the order OF the Knights OF
Honor died in that city. This invOl
YES the payment of $4,000 by the
order, but does not amount to as much
as one ASSASSINATION members through
cut the United States.
Gov. Underwood has purchased the
material and good will of the Psnta-
graph, at Bowling Green, and Mr.
forter takes place on the new semi.
weekly paper, which will be commeuc-
I'd IN that city about the middle OF
November. Ihei paper Is to be issued
on Wednesdays aDd Saturdays.
Portions of New York and Penn.
sylvania wers favored with a six &c
twelve inch SNOW fall FRIDAY night
At Richmond. Va, ice formed TO the
thickness of quarter to half inch
aud a, Monroe. Louisiana, thin ice
formed
Miss Julia Jackson, daughter OF
"Stouawall" Jackson. Is abo,t sixteeu
yesrs Old, tall. slsnder and graceful; q
blonde. with fre4h color and tair hair
Her mauners are geutle, vet rot shv
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Democratic Brains.

Senator Thurmsu still has the uu
bounded fsiih in the Democratic party.
and thinks it will exist as long az truth
shall stnnd In reply to The Republi
can assertion that TIE Democratic
party in Ohio was wiped OUT be said:
wipes out the Democratic party ?
Why, no! The Democratic party can't
be wiped out | believe it to be in-
destrueiible. 1t will never die so long
as We have form of free government.
You might as we'll try TO mako me
believe that the world would be
burned up next week as that the
Democratic party would be destroyed
while this Government ia a Republic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31

A Cows AFFECTION FOR A SNAKE
-Gevrge A. Judson, of Black Lake,
has COW which formerly hat been an
excellent mixer. Lately the animal
has given much less quantity. AID
her udder became eaked and her leg
swollen One night las, week she did
not return with the other oows. sud
search was made for her, but without
success that night. The next morning
the hired man started out to look for
her. Atterward he found her. and
lying coiled near was huge snake. SIS
large RS a fence stake, the man graph .
icaliy explained The COW was tied
up for day or two. aud then turned
Loose again. That night she did not
appear bur the next morning she came
around. but MIXED dry This is a
strange case OF at -cioa between the
cce aud his suakeship.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
Commissioners saIe.
Fulton Circuit Court Kentucky.

FVifOn Circuit C0UTt. AeHtuchy.
E. ]. Thomasson. Ct al Plaintiff.
Agaiust. Equity.
Florine Thomasson, Defendant.
By virtue of a juigment and order of
sale.of ,hc Fulton Circuit Court. rendered
At the February term thereof, 1879, inthe
above cause, shall proceed 10 offer for
sale at the court house door, in Hickman
KY, to the highest bidder, at public agc-
ton, on Monday, the 10th day Of Novem-
her, 1879 az l o clock, p m, or thereabout
being County Court day, upon a credit
of twelve months, the following described
property, to wit: The south half of the
south cast or of sec. II, I. l. Il. 3..west
lying in Fulton County, KY. For the
purchase price, the purchaser, with ap-
proved surety or securities, must execute
bond bearing legal interest from the day
of sale until paid, and having the force
and effect of n judgment. Bidders will
be prepared to comply with these terms.
JSo. A. WILSON, Master Com.