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National Republican., 1879-12-31
TIE SMIIE-pOX.
Two New Gases Reported-The jail FREQ
from Disense.

Two new cases Of smallpox were reported at the
Health Office ycsterday-one being that of white
woman named Anne Wharton, at No. 631 l. street
southeast, aud the other q boy named sinner, ut
the corner of Ninth street and South Carolina ave
hue southeast Both Of the cases have been iso-
lated. To day the work Of vaccnating the poor
will be begun, 10000 vaccine points having been
ordered for distribution among the physicians
to the poor. The Health officer has not succeeded
In tracing the origin of the disease to contact All
of the cases seem to he sporadic.
DR.. TOwushend says he has not expressed him
self as believing that an epidemic was probable.
lie Is hopeful of stamping out the disease before 1t
spreads much further. Every possible precauion
has been taken, including the organization OF
nurse and ambulance corps
IL is said that Dr. j. 5. billings, vico-prcsldent OF
the National Board Of HEALTH has expressed the
opinion that smallpox will prevail tUa COnsldcru-
bic extent tins winter on the entire Atlantic coast
Warden CrOCkGr Of the juil says that there has
not been case of smGlp poX at the jail for ten days
aud yesterday there was not a case of sickness OF
amy kiud in the institution. The buildings have
been thoroughly disinected and he thinks IL
would be perfectly safe 10 let the prisoners 80 to
court Prisoners are now received IRON the Police
court. Warden Checker has no fear Of Il rcappeur
ancc Of the disease, unless II Is brought in from the
outside,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

gelica Alliance with the addition OF the subject Of
temperance on Thursday:
Jannary b. Monday-Thanksgiving for the bless
ngs Of the past year. and prayer for their cnntinu
ance Ps. xl 1-5; xcviii: 10; Col. Nu2. Led by
Rev. II. Sunderland. ID, u.
January G, Tuesday Confession Of sin and hui
initiation before God. Neh, 1: Ill; ii Chro. VIII, H.
Led by Rev. J. q. Butler, ID. d.
January 7, Wednesday-Irayer for the Church of
Christ lis ministers. It's growth In grace. and its
onlarRcmcnt aud for revivals of religion through
out our country. Col. w., g. f. Isa. xii, III Led
by Rev. David Wilson.
January s. Thurslay--Prayor for Christian cdu-
cation for the family, and institutions of learning
for Sunday.schools and Christian associations and
cause of temperance. Deut. vi, go John Ill.,
l2-H Leo by Rev. J. McKendreo Riley, d. d.
January Q. Friday-Prayers for nations, rulers
and people; for peace aud religious liberty. Ps
lxXxix., Ills l. Tim, H., IL Led by Rev. J. w.
Parker ID. ID.
January 10, Saturday Prayer for Home and
Foreign Missions; for the outpourng OF the Spirit
upon all flesh, and the conversion Of the world.
lsa. Xiv, 1-j; Mic. .v,l-T Led by Rev. j. q. Ames
National Republican., 1879-12-31
PUBLIc scHoOL B04RD.


Ahf new L IAiSt blrlilft 'tllbDl AahlNltlS.
\ special meeting of the school Board was held
last evening, Mr. W. W. Curtis la the chair and Mr..
}, II. Brooks secretary. In addition 10 the mem
bcrs Of the board there were present Commission
crs Morgan aud Dent and Building Inspector
Entwislc. II was announced tnOt the meeting had
been called 10 consider the question of the substl.
imuGn o: aihrTsnt lGin I'm! 9E ne building lately
Commissioner Dent 'tated that 1t had been uscer-
tainCd that u would be imprNctlcabe at present TO
complete the two buildings contracted for the Dis.
Lrct owing to the failure in business of the con.
tractor. lLnOw deyOlyed upon the Board OF School
Trustees 70 consider whether IL would not be better
to complete the buildings on a cheaper plan than
to go on with those now IN course of erection and
have to 90 to the courts for settlement with tho
builders.
AIr sampson suggested that Congress be asked
10 make good the deficiency
Commissioner Morgan, in reply, said that nothing
angered Congress more than to go to It with de-
Nj. Entwisle said $4,000 was available for a
school ding in the western part Of the city
and q 1osel building in the eastern part and
It's improvements would cost $1,000 more than had
been appropriated for IL, and to TCOdvCTtlsC for
proposals for the Henry Building would entail
Mr. somelyiue said that all the appropriation
should be utilized, even II they did not get as hand.
some buildings as they desired,
Commissioner Morgan said that under existing
circumstances, II would be better 10 erect build
ing which would be covered by the appropriation,
ana 20 70 congress lor hnoIMeI amount OF money
to put up building on the Henry or Paris plan
Mr. lOyejoy offered the following resolution,
which the committee on buildings and repairs was
instructed to present to the District Commissioner
a. an expression Of the vioNs Of the board:
RtsOttd, That the Honorable Commissioners be
requested TO submit Ihe question Of the application
oil the s3Ij0D for the erection of tho school building
In tho First district 70 the hOOl board with power
to act that they authorize u 20 prepare plans and
specifications subject 70 the approval Of ihe Com
isslOners, and for that purpose dirCCtthe inspector
and architect 70 give them any assistance required
and that the committee on bnildings ana repairs
! together with the Inspector OF Buildings, be au.
! thOIiIed 10 supervise the construction Ul such
| building
! After general discussion the resolution wa,
| adopted ana tho board adjourned.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

The plumbing establishment of Mr.. C. q. Thorn,
No. 1920 + street northwest, has been stocked for
ing and gas fixtures of the latest patterns He also
has in store and for sale at very low prices fine
assortment Of drop-ights, po;tables, globes, heat
ing, Cas-saying burners OF all kinds, nursery
cups and shades, &c. Mr. Thorn makes a speciality
of rcmodeling defective plumbing and sewerage in
dwellings, and has on exhibition oil the leading
sanitary goods. The season for bursted water
pipes Is close al hand, and In order to guard against
such accidents Mr. Thorne should be consulted.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

Dir. voN MoSCfizisltER has met with well.deservcd
professional success lie has given great satisfaction
TO all who hayc been treated by him. We direct
attention To his advertisement. 1t contains names
OF reference, To some Of our best known citizens.
a list Of great many Others who have been or IRE
nov under his cure can be seen at his rooms, GIG
Nineteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1879-12-31

Messrs. A. s. Pratt II Son. with true business IN.
stnels, lake advantage OF the moral conveyed by
the Two large fires yesterday 10 call attention 10 the
necessity Of prompt action In securing insurance
upon property liable 10 be destroyed by fire. The
companies represented by this firm are among the
stRunChcst Ia the country.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

"On The Pacilic " was enjoyed by nnOthor large
audience last evening Tho many drol situations
of the different characters gave rise to much hearty
laughter, while the many charming songs that
abound in the piece found due acknowledgment,
and in several Instances had to be repeated. The
different members of the company enter upon the
presontutiOn of their respective parts with great
zeal, md Mrs. Germon and Mr. George Dcnham as
The HHOCcHts were an uniniling source Of mcrrl-
ment. The play will be repeated al the matinee
and this evplliuU
National Republican., 1879-12-31
Y. NJ, O. 4.
Union Services During the Week of Prayer.

Union Services During the Week of Prayer.
A large and pleasant gathering Of the city pastors,
representing nearly every denomination was held
IN the parlGrs Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Monday at " o'clock Ut which the follow.
lug action concerning the Observance Of the week
UfpTRyer was unanimously adopted. Is was voted
that \ daily union prayer meeting be held IN Lin
coin Hail nom IL to l O'Clock, The following
topics and leaders were selected, the topics being
the same as those already arranged by The Evan
National Republican., 1879-12-31

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS;
l, George II. B. White, Cashier OF the above.named
bank do soemnly swear that the above statement IL
true 10 the best OF my knowledge and belief
GEO. IL. Il. WHITE, Cashier.
subscr bod and sworn 10 before me tins 18th day OF
December, 1877 t . -
j. W. THOMPSON,
j. II. BAXTER
WM, THOMPSON,
National Republican., 1879-12-31
Cpuprpss Water.

| It's superiority a cdthartic and Alternative con-
sists in its entire freedom from everything bitter,
| acid or crude that produces headache, internal
soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous mem
brane. All mineral waters that are dangerous irri-
tamts may be known by an acid aftcr.taste.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

FINE Pennsylvania Glndcs Butter. fully equal 10
New York butter and cheaper also choice Western
being received daily nt Spcers butter store corner
of Ninth and T. streets northwest.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
ToR Smyrna Rugs go to JuliusLansburgh's

You can save twenty-five per cent by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods at Roman j.
CoN's closing out sale, at j07 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
ThermomstrIe lieadIngs.


For the Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, diminishing norihery winds, rising b0rouic.
ter cooler clear followed by partly cloudy weather.
FOR NEW YEAR CALLS READY.NApEF FULL
DRESS SUITS, ElsEMAE BROS, CORNER hlsY.
ENTH AND 4 SIREEIS.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
'oR Carpets goto Julius Lansburgh's,
rhe O. A. II. on New Yen,,s Dan.

Department Commander Harrison DingmNn, Of
the &. a. r.. has issued an order requesting all
members of that organization TO assemble in
Grand Army Han Of II O'Clock sharp, New Years $
day fol The purpose OF paying their respects 10 the
President OF the United States.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
"The Cheapest Article in tho World"

fHe NHtHUe51 HF1'UI" III 'HU "UrTH'
This Is what grateful gentleman said who was
cured of q bad kidney disease by the use of safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. after lie had offered in
vain ST ,0OO to any doctor who would rid him "f it,.
II Is the cheapest article In the world to all afflicted
with kidney and liver diseases
National Republican., 1879-12-31
USEli ENIS.


Miss Kate Claxton and her excellent dramatic
company gave the second presentation of Charles
Readcs Double Marriage" before Il large audi
encc last evening. The performance went of even
more smoothly than on the preceding night and
was much enjoyed The main interest, of course,
centred In Miss ClGNton who enacted the part of
the heroine with usual strength and effectiveness.
BatchClder, Mr.. Stevenson and Mr.. Fylle, all Of
whom acquitted themselves to The great satislac-
tlon of the aud cnce. The baby again came in for
his full share of the general appreciation,
THE Double Marriage" will be repeated at the
matinee this afternoon, and also this evening.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

The clerk of the court has issued the following
marriage licenses: John Nelson and Ann Wright;
Harrison Jnvins jr., and Sarah j. Dovisi v. l..
Ouidan of New York city, aud Katie D. Mcknight,
of Georgetown, D. c.; p. II. Cole and Victorine
Penn both OF Charles county, Nd; William Atch-
i,un and CathGrine Rainey.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

FOR NEW YEAR CALLS, READY-NADE swAL.
LOW.IAlL COATS EISEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

Louis spanicr, 1i1G Il Street Northwest,
sells the finest rye and Bourbon whiskics in this
country.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

HuRlBURT's Tracheal Drops cure coughs, Group,
whooping. cough in all stages. For sale at VA
street northwest
National Republican., 1879-12-31

CoMPoUSp FLUID EXTRACT or PIPsIssIwA cures
kidney and bladder, gravel, female weakness, &c,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

CRY ITEMS.

Roger Bros triple-plated knives and teaspoons,
81 the half dozen. X. Harris & Co., IS5 Seventh
street,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.and-
N.haf street, only $, S. Whites artificial teeth
FhIadClphia, Price, 81 per set,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

A sowing machine is appreciated by every lady
Call at Oppenhsmers, 525 Ninth street corner of +
northwest, and make your selections,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

The attractions at this place of amusement are of
the usual excellence The variety bill is mere
than good and the dramatic portion Of the enter
tainment is cmincnuy salts factory No better bill
has been presented at this theatre during the pres.
cnt season,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

S. and up for Pants, $50 and up for Overcoats,
| $3.50 aud UP for making and trimming Pants. j. a.
GIeisbuuer 435 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
Solid Gold Watches GI5,

FOR NEW YEAR CALLS, BLACK DoEsKIN
PANTS. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH
AND Il,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

In order to realize money, win sell boots and
shoes Al figures that viii safety even the closest
buyer call early at Brooks, l33 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1879-12-31

and other old masters were preserved. In the
upper floors no attempt was made TO save lhe iur.
nituro. All of the vauahes, including large
quantity Of solid silver articles, were taken out
and also the clothing belonging to the family
THE DAMAGE.
correct estimate Of the loss which the owner Of the
mansion will sustain. The upper parts of the house
were wrecked by the flames, aud great damage
was done below by wntor Much of his loss Will
Cnsue rom the destruction Of valuable furniture
and personal effects. The estimate Of $1,000 Is he
lievCd now to De moderate statement of the loss.
INC house was insured a few years ago iur
SGOQoO, but 1t Is understood that ut the present
time the insurance amounts To- only $4,000
1iE HOUsEkEEpER's STORY.
Tho housckeepCr who was interviewed by re.
porter OF IuE NArlONAI REruBICAN, stated that
iuon hearing The Fttnch teacher scream she ran
down stairs aud di. ovcred The fire under ihc stair
way. She therCupon went 10 the bedroom IN tho
second story, " here Tie telephone Is located, and
u.td 10 telephone 20 Ne Central omcc, but could
not make ,ECW understand
fsllbtNr ANu COMMENTS.
II Is Thought that ir Instead Of Icing bright
moonlight night 10 had been dark The building
world have been totally destroyed aud there
would Lave hcGn gr,Gl i2s cot me
work With something HE ushuW OF ea'c.
Nrs. stewart was much affected by the fire, and
when She was taken To Minister IhUmtOns house,
a lady who mas been employed in Mrs stewards
mouse as % scsmsttu'S told Exporter OF IiiE NA-
uv%Al EEr,raI,aN The following incident, which
ls frIh-I interesting no connection with the me-:
AJ0ut ,iN weeks ago, one Of ilu. Stewards finest
mirrors icli nom the wall vlth % crash and was
tuttttI 90 pieces. The s1uu.s.r,'t gciuurkCd That
stewart; I'VE will uHc The GpnJl,,csct Tor that
Il tle seaW-fgp.s is Iut.s;tUIus The breaking Of
iAc mirror oaI lhc subsequent Destruction OF thc
house by hIe viii probably cJHltm hcr in her su-
lJr-uUUU.
! ihc TIE department responded promptly to the
alarm and 4. e mainly Uu, ,5 the heroic efforts
lhut lhc samcs iI noi cousumo lie entire siruc.
sue. lGu.e force of police WIS also uu huud
aud lcHt ellie cut aud IN saving anI protecting the
National Republican., 1879-12-31

INSURE with \. :. Pratt G Son. Y. N. c. A..
Building, corner Ninth aud ID streets.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
Take Time by the ForeIook.

ISsURE with A. 8. Pratt & Son, Y. NJ. c. A.
Building, corner Ninth and b streets.
National Republican., 1879-12-31
Fon holiday presents go to Julius IOnsburghs.

IssuW with A. 8. Pratt n Son, Y. NJ. &. A.
Building corner Ninth and d streets
National Republican., 1879-12-31

A Holiday Attraction.
The immense stock and low prices at II, Harris
& Co., jewelers. 1856 seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

FOR NEW YEAR CALLS, THREEBUTToN
CLOTH VESTS. ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

Attention Is again called u the fact that the sal
of seats for the next weeks engagement of Tn
strakosch Italian Opera begins this morning.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

CALL at the insurance Office Of a. G. Pratt & Son
for one Of the beautiful calendars issued by the
Home Of Now York phuauiN of Hartford, and
the Old North America, OF Philadelphia (Csab.
lislCd l79l OAice, y ". Z. a. Building, corner
Ninth ana d streets.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

Gul entering the hoIsc, made great cScuous tU
si.Ne e ,Nc cosby articles with which the house Is
tIed. Inc ponce t"pcnh'tnled ms No;E, uut
despite tnctg ehugts man! small articles were
stolen.
a gentleman, who was one Of the FIRST TO enter
the house. s'u,cs Tint he found Tie fire raging on
the main auor ofihC house under the stairway, in
The To,IuGa, which is open all the way grou This
floor 20 the roof. The lYc RsCCuG,d rapidly from
This NpOr to lhe roof and the greatest dau.ags by
fire WIS done in the .hri story unJ in the upper
story, covered by tine French ruui. The euti:e
National Republican., 1879-12-31
A Model Plumbing Establishment.

Handsome cases, and warranted for time. r. Harri
& Co., 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

ISsUEE with 4. :, Pratt & son, y. NJ. G. a..
Building, corner Smith and b streets.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

N6w Advertisements.
Charity Bail.
Nanted-To exchange.
A. &, Pratt d SOn--InSurancc,
For Teut-lll3 and 1893 Park Place.
National Metropolitan BGnk-staiemeut.
For Icnt-furnished rooms G2l Il street.
National Republican., 1879-12-31

was on the ground but owing to the scGrct
OF water and the elevation OF the buidin,
heir efforts for while seemed almost Intellectual
by order Ut Commissioner Morgan, the water cock
il the vicinity were turned on so that the nj
force Of the water supply in that uephborhoo
was available for The purpose of cE Inguishng IN
IKE When tie Aoncs broke from the window
and the roof
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-14

BY virtue Of transcript execution, iusued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of The Circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri. ~ favor Of
the State OF Missouri, a tho relation aud 70
the use ofJames N. brcckmaB. Collector Of
Revenue OF Miller county, Mispouvi, and
egsiBs. b. q. HendiIoksou, dated the 10th day
OF June 1873, aud 70 the u~ndersi9nad
Sheriff delivered, win on
Friday. September The 18th, 1879.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the ioro-
neon and ave O'Clock In The afternoon OF that
day, 81 the Court house door IN the town Of
Tascnmbia, Miller county, State OF Missouri,
and while the Circuit Court OF Miller county
is IN session, expose to sale 1t public auction
to tbs highest bidder for oash M hand, all
the right, title. interest and estate OF the
said H. q. Hendrsckson, OF in and 70 the fol-
lowing described real-estalo sltuhted 10 the
County OF Miller aad State OF Missouri,
to-wIft
Thrsa hundred and twenry acres northeast
auarteg and north half southeast quarter and
northeast quarter southwest quarter and
southeast quarter northwest quartet section
twenty.thtee, township forty-Vne, range II,
Levied upon and 10 DO sold 70 safety said
execution and costa.
p. s. MILLER. Sheriff
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-14
sHERIPF's SALE.

BY virtue Of . transcript execution. L.
sued from the o1ice Of the Clerk Of the Or.
cult Court OF Miller eounty, Miss0uri, 10
favor OF the state OF Missouri. at tie relation
and TO she ute OF p, y: Miller, Coll
lectoF OF the Revenue OF Miller county Mis-
sourl, q against John McNary datsd the
l2th day Of June 1919. and 10 the pn-
dersigned Sheriff delivered. ! will on
Friday, September tho LIB. 1879.
between the houFs Of nine o'clock In the
torenoon and I've O'Clock 10 the afternoon
Of that day, A. ths Court house doos In the
Town OF Tnscambia, Miller coanty, STATE OF
Missouri, and while the Circuit Court OF
Miller county ls in session. expose 10 sale at
public auction " the highest bidder Tor cash
IL hand, ell the right, title, interest and estate
OF the said john McHaFy, OF, In aud 70 the
following described rsAlestate situated Ia
the County Of Miller, cad Staae Of Missouri,
to-wit:
227 1910 nerss southwess quarter and
vesl hall southeast quarter section ak, town.
sbip forty range twelve, Levied
upon and TO be sold 70 satisfy said execution
Gnd costs.
P.S. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-14

BY virtue Of transcript execution, issued
iron The Office OF the Clark Of the Circuit
Cours of Miller county, Missouri, In favor Of
The state Of Miesonri, at the relation add 10
the nee Of p. \ Miller. Collector Of
tho Revenue Of Miller county, Mlmouri, and
aealnst J.. Rosa, dated the 10th day
Of Jupe, A. ID. 1879. and 70 The undersign-
cd Sheriff delivered, l viii on
Friday, September tho l2:h, 1879.
between The hours OF nine o'clock Ia tho fore
noon and i've o'clock Ia the afternoon Of that
day, II the Court houss door Ia the town Of
Tuscumbia, Miller county, Btste OF MinsouTs,
and while the Circuit Court OF Miller eoun-
ty is In session, expoee 70 shle At public auc.
lion 10 the highest bidder Tor eaeh IN hand,
all The right title. interest and estate OF the
said j. Rose, OF, IN end 70 the follow
ing described Feal.estata, situated In the
County Of Miller and Stats Of Missouri,
lo-wit.
Fort y acres southeast quarter Of southwest
quarter section seventeen, township fefty,
range II, levied upon ard 70 be cold 10 SAT-
lazy said execution sDd costs
r. 3. AItLnR. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-14
sHERrFpss sALR.

BY Viftue q 4 ffanseipt exception, issued
from aha oizea ~ tAs Clerk 6fths Clrcdis
Court of Miller county. Missouri IN favor 81
the State OF Missouri, Vt the relsliou aud 70
the use Of r. 8, Miller, Collectot OF
the Revenue Of Miller county, Missouri
and against j. q. Mckay, dated
the 10Th day OF June, 1879, and 70 Tie
undersigned Sheriff delivered, / viii on
Friday, September TIE iStk, 1879.
between lhe hOun Of miro O'Clock Ia the
forenoon aud nga o'clock in he afternoon Of
that day, NJ the Court house door in the
lovn OF Tuscunbta, Miller counsys State Of
Missouri, and while The CiFcHlE Court Of
Miller county IL IN session, expose to sale Ut
public auction 10 She highest biddor for cash
IN hand, all the right title. Interest and
estate OF the said J. o. Mckay, OF,
IN ard to the following described real-estate
situated In the C0anty Of Miller and State 0s
Missouri, Lo-wits
10 9s-i0O serei southeast fractional quarter
Is. y. R-l section four, township fosiy-one,
range twelve. levied upon and 70 DO sold
to satisfy said execution and costs,
p. Is. MILLER. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-08-14
sHERIFF's

By yiFtue of q transcript execution, isesed
from the Office Of tbs Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, Missouri, In favor Of
the StAte OF Missouri, at the ~relseion and 70
the uae Of p. 8. MI.lsF, Collector Of
the Revenue OF Miller eonaty, MissouFi, and
against Noah Imhefv dated the 9th
day OF June, A. ID. 1879, and 20 the under.
signsd Sheriff delivered, ! wall on
Friday, September the lssh, 1879,
between the hours OF nina O'Clock In the FORE
noon and Eve o'e lock In the Aitarnoon OF that
day, al the Court house door in the town Of
Tuscumbia. Miller county. State OF Missouri,
aud while the Circuis Court OF Miller county
is In session, xp0se TO sale at public auction
10 the highest bidder for caah IN hand, all the
light, title, intsPest and eststo OF the said
Noah lmbody, OF IN and 10 the following
described realestate, situated In he County
Of Miller aud State OF Missouri, to-stis
Eighty acres northeast quarter southwe ss
quarter and north west quarter s0atheast Qusr
ter section thirteen, township t~hirty'Dlne.
range twelve; one hundred and twenty aeros
northeast quarter southwest quarter and
north half southeast quarter saeii0u thiEteea,
township thlrty-nIne. range twelvei eighty
acre. northeast quarter southwest quarter
add northwest quarter southeast quarter
sscti0n thirteen, township thlFty-nlne,
ranRe fourteen; one hundred and twenty acres
northeast quarter southwest quarter and
north half southeast quarter section thirteen,
township thirty nine, nenRe fourteen. Levied
upon and TO be sold 20 aAtlsfy aid execution
p. S. MtIEea, Sheriff.