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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-18
A Rifle Wins q BRIDE.

The news OF the curious sequel of a
love affair, says Portland, Oregon,
paper, has Just reached us here from
Port Townsend. 4 certain young man
in that county fell in love with 0eauti-
full young lady residing near Port Town
send. His passion being promptly re-
ciprocsted, marriage was soon proposed
but the young lady % parents would have
none of this. The father and bellig,
erent uncle threatened to do the young
Romeo serious personal injury in case
his attentions To his fiance were con.
tinued, and forbade him ever again en-.
tering the premises. The young lady is
represented as having been bitterly per-
secuted on account Of her refusal &c dis
countenance the discarded sutton. The
young man, becoming aware of this fact,
determined at once to consummate the
nuptials. Accordingly. procuring q
license and the services Of the necessarily
constituted authority, and with good
Winchester rife herepaired at once to the
abode of the young lady's parents. En-
countering the father and the irate
uncle In the yard, he babe them
hands off," declaring that they had
threatened to do him personal injury,
and that in the eyes of the law he would
be justified in doing serious execution
with his rife il case they attempt.
ed to execute them, and right
there, before The gaze OF the two
astonished beligerents, with one eye fix
ed upon them, the other on the fair one
by his side, and with one hand clutchine
the rife, theIother grasping that of hi:
affianced, the nuptial knot was tied
when the happy couple departed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-18

n. II. Woop, of Portage, reports that
a flock Of seventy. five birds of species
hitherto unknown in this region are
flying shout the parks. In describing
them he says their plumage resembles
that of the pigeon; in size snd plump
ness they are like the quail, and they
have beautiful top knot like the
cuckoo. Apparently they subsist chiefly
on fruit and berriea.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-18

w. MIER lost about 1000 head OF
sheep last week from poison. Parties
inform us that there are strips of coun,
try lying west of Fresno which seem to
be impregnsted with poison. This poi.
son is brought to the surface by the early
rsins, and sheep, in eating the new grass
Just spriDging from the ground, eat more
or less of the poison, which some claim
to be srsenic.--Fresao Exposition, Norem-
Der aNA,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-18

FIVE O'Clock tea tables, shaped Ike S
clover leaf, covered with crash, Snu
draped with lambrequins, are the JIM
cinnsti style
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-18

A PooR relation shows no relative
worth Ionkers Statesman.
, 1879-05-18

Adamsel applied for place behind counter.
t. What clerical experience hare you?" saked
fbe man of dry guods. "Very little" she salo'
With a blush, .tfor only joined the church last
week.''
Inst Sunday Sunderland Superintendent,
after the lesson was closed, asked the little Do5S
thc following question from the smaller cues
tion-book: :Who knows better than 1atnes an. -.
mothera'' 4 little 5-year-old prompt11 an-
swc1ed. ~ do"
In WAS senior. and as be fetched up at the
hot,om # those slippery steps, he elaculateo:
..He1I-{iust then q Professor came g''dlnge
,-onnd me corner} is paved With good fesolu-
+;orsn The Professor smiled blandlY, "ent TO
h;s room and gave that senior ten'-d'"4fets y
Student
Instructor in German, after ASTONISHING INC
division BY the announcement. .t atirr y nave The
same .u ront: Mr. x, can you see M q any resem- sem.
1ianoa3s, Mr.. x, hcsitating: - Well, sir, they
o,an ora 10Th mod things for man to get into'"-
Tnie Record.
Tsocner--s What bird did Noah. send out OF
4he ark?,' Smallest boz III the ci9ss, a1teI !.
no7,se-"A dove, sir" Teacher" very WEI! ]
but should have thou2as some To, a. 1Uu nnnii& Il
.spicase. sir, that boy ought to know, sir 'cause
his fathers d blrd-ketcher, Sir"
4 vopnp couple vent to the Church OF st.
Roche. Paris, to be married. The iady proposed
int they should both 60 to the confessional! &c
commeuce their new life free OF old SINS: Ihe
Gentleman assented, and they vent to dinefen1
Darts Of the church; ne returned 70 ns ~ p'aet =;
| would-be bride full hour very 1mpat1ently
| When she returned, he asked: Where nav
I'm nj heen ali this ti1nc.'' ''Why, at the confes
s;onal!' !'' t And did it take you all this time II
, 1879-05-18

world, SO that it has had literally millions Of
visitors, and its waters have been sent to all
quarters OF the earth. It is only some five years
suce the question Was raised IN the United States
Treasury Department whether or not they were
lu.iabc, and frightful murder was wrought
in Mexico last winter, where lady OF rank re-
ceived boz said to contain water from Lourdes
but really filled with d powerful explosive,
which killed some twenty OF the people
package opened. The "Aunals. of Our
Lady Of Lourdes" are regularly published and
recount hundreds Of miracles on the lame,
manned, malt, and especially the blind n. Las
serre tried them-on the recommendation OIL :.
Protestant, the present French Premier, d:
Waddington, if the World is not in error-and
finding bis ewes cured Of their troublesome
affection wrote the book which really stimulated M
the pilgrimages and the sale OF the waters; me
Prince Of Wales, the future head OIL ule Gnurcn
OF England, must be counted among the visitors
to the pasilica and crypt and at his visit on tne
18th Of February last his Royal Hlghness. az
cordi1,g to The report in the -4n"dtes, "always
dignfcd and respectful, gave evidence o. senle
meuts OF religious emotion. he said on his re-
turn that he had not expected to find in France
in this century OF unbc!ief place whcre lalln 9 !
was so striI in.ly manifested" 1t is worthy OF
remark that it was the great attention dreSteo
to Lourdes which induced ths people Oh MAT
njnren to bring into the field their apparitlon
(which, uul.appily, was ruthlessly investigated
| aud exposed BY the eourts) and which revlVeu
so couspcuously the interest with WHICH gen.
cratious ago the faithful Of Quebec Regarded
the woodworking shrine Of St~ anne ol
| Beauprc, The good st. Anne Of Beauprc. how,
aver. has new competitor In her nanssake ol
| IamuchIchc.
When Dcrnadette Soubtrous grew up she be-
| camc a nun, aud devoted herself to teaching
children AMI caring for the SICK; Her nerves
however, we're so shattered, and her health Was
| SO poor, that she could do but little. She re
| naiucd in tile distant Convent of Kevcrs, ant
, 1879-05-18
THE FIRST SHADOW.

The sunset sky WAS glowing red,
And tingcd with golden light.
When stricken ones are gathered round
To watch their Angels Hight
The simple prayers arc whispered now
IA good might Kiss the shadows creep
Der neck, and cheek, and brow
The sweet brown eyes are Closed IN aeaa'
O steep, the fairest, kIndeGt, lest,
That ls1y hearts can know
Who lie upon the Savior's breast
and wake IN mornings glow!
From manhood's weight OF daily care,
And pleasures that will cloy,
And cbanglng hearts. lnAyhao from theses
And more, thou'zt spared, sweet boy.
Where hoary saints have bent their eyes
With prayers and yca.nlng tears,
The Promised Lan1-'tis thine own aoW,,
In ell thy tender years.
Thy p7attIc was Of mitred head
aud soldiers steel, 1weeu;
Thou kneWcst not That thuu vast heH
.'Of more tnan eye hath scen."
And though thy gladsome voice is still
That erst nude music eWeet,
And though they'll list no more with smiles
The patter OF thy feet.
o dnrllngi be unto thine own
The goIdcn link that's given
To draw them on, through Gates Ajaf,
To God, 1ud thee, anu Heaven . ..
4. II. EJsNs.
, 1879-05-18

confess you- slnsa'' "Yes," she answered
humoly. "Then. adieu, We part forever, {or
I'll never marry woman who has so many sins
That it takes an hour to confess them," and ne
left her.
:. a teacher once endeayored to illustrate faith
thus: Children, II should tell you that one
DAY | saw monkey climbing liberty-pole,
would you believe mc}' 'sYes, sir,' unani-
nousy "Well, that is filth; you believe me
because I say it, and you feel that I would not
tell an untruth." The next day the question
was asked Of the same children, ''What is
faiths" IA monkey climbing nnerty-polc,"
answered quick little boy.
, 1879-05-18
ROB,S MISTAKE.
rur 1ycnEAsE OF ISRAEL IN EGYPT.
IN the Editor Of The 1TtHtne'

70 The EdtE6f o. 7He 14soH''s"
BODILY, O., May l7.-Enemies Of 6oa' AZ nas eue
present day, are very fond Of denying the b,ole
accounts OF Israel in Egypt and in the desert. III
possibility and monstrous absu1dity are cha1eea
upop the records so f1ippantly that no douot
many excellent and pious people feel troubled
about the matter. For this painful. feeling
there is no occasion. We have set before US 1ne
man Abraham, and sprlnging from him race
Of wonderful vitality. The fertility OF tnis
chosen blood is restrained for about l7o years
by the proy,dential barrenness OF two women'
Sarah and Rebekah, and by the long continuance
Of two men, Isaac and Jacob, in the unmarried
state, At the end Of this long period the
chosen seed on earth consists merely OF q de-
crepit, blind old patriarch and q bachelor o1
eignty-four years. standing. Next the barriers
arr removed. and the race displays its first out
, 1879-05-18
GENERAL NOTES.

The Fox. River Uniyersaist Association Will
meet at Elgtn June 10-l2. -
MANY Of the rural priests in France are bitter
ly hostile to the Republic,
The General Assembly, OF the United Presby"
teriun Church will meet a. Mercer, Pa, May H.
uPhilo-Isrnei" has been investigating the
great pyramid OF Ghizeh, and concludes that
the day OF jndgment is fixed tor ISL -.
The Scottish United Presbyterian Church
raised last year an aggregate Of 81, ,so It
had also large increase Of congregations and
members.
The Liytuo Church, which recently passed
into the hands Of Dr.. Leflingwell, mas
changed Its. form from the magazine to the
ouarto, and Is thereby much improved.
The second Sunday In Juue will be observed
he +he Methodist churches as s'children's day."
Collections are taken for the benefit OF the Eou-
cntion Fund.- from which poor students are
helped. Some fifty students are now oemg
helped from it.
The avcrare salary of ministers in fourteen Of
the Southern Methodist Episcopa! Conlerences @
il $:372, aud the average amount paid $45a Inc
| deficiency is nearly "a per cent lie NortheIn
Methodist ministers receive IN average oi nearly
| 500, with deficiency In payments OIL aoous -
| per cent.
The first Arch,too1rateIn..y oa W ' ast oh1isha.i
Catholic Church Known ~ 5aS INV VI rs Pana Tro
70 Eng1anu oas 1us. "ree.ad thp Confraternity of
sarvan+s of rne Holy Ghosts attached to the
Ghnrc,, 1T ST. Mary of the Angels, Bayswater,
mo an rch. Confraterpitv.
| ,,a,a., +hp<,,,o,, +ha Row
Inc Stone estate ~ Mn a'' a M otFe.ad ~ .,;ua
". d. WILCOX, " NIaos; a.s.;,,aa, @ SIM nm ,rd
AnuoVer 1hso!os9e4a eaE 1o1 nr3v,Gad S15 mn il
Phillips Academy o12,oo' NV f:g1 ~ tha -.
raised IRON ouer soalsss. .nu - socnra he
| TWO institutions CITE c1uea1 ~ ot!16 W 1 eA~
jiS4o,o0o required 10 seeu1e tne LA ASeA A~""~'
| Torrnerlv the Roman Catholic papers were
| filed with announcements OF the cousncuous
snms OF money continually placed at the feet Of
Plus In Nov, 1nsteau W. nsas % - 70 ~, VIII
| Of the munlncent aeaoouSn 0n ,ho occos;on If
for char'taoIe ptrposss ~ ~ os nno ffauns r.
Easter bis Holiness ,r;1hont
INDECENT pereons anu plon1 s,,hsd;as orantaS ~
taking into account spec.aa aa,ahI;shmonts IN
converts and eoueaeiona1 se'10'A0Au'o4'o 40
Rome ana else"ne5e'
The English papers IRE calling attention to
the fact that the expense of the American re-
| vision of the Bible is borne BY private means.
One of them says: 'sBible re:islon would ap-
near to have princcly patrons In the United
States, During the six yenrs in which the re-
visers have been at work the expenses have been
heavy. They spend three half days in each
month IN the Bible House a. MsM 1usH, "@ hns 4o
outlay lot sFavelug at'o 81 sSs 49, 49,, r,a5a ~
pc detrayed iet no aPusai s"a. ns w." hara tbrs
tue general puotc ~ 1h 81 fa,s ,n,,rincaot
far been delrayco o9le't5 W 4e" "0D'AesD'
and modest 1Eenos.
| r. ia a nueetiou which the Methodist Genera
, 1879-05-18

nha Rev. F. Y. Adams breaches at St. Mat
tbcws Church, corner Of Ca,k and Centre stasgt,
tdo erViE WesEkest saosdt Esenins Faithful Say
THE Rev. Dr. Cooper breaches At g.. a1ae pauls
gse5ss.! Sse5ss !! this morning Subject:
Cheney gssaehsss Ct Gess9s cn9Ten
Morning saeeSs; that the aosa: Reee1d
VIC Mptta1R Rev. F: 3. Morgan will preach this
morning in T. Johns Ghauea aoa 1 this cveuiug on
'sChicago Considered as q Centre o' Aosa4 1nAu-
ehrhe Rev, R. Il. Bosworth breaches this morning
In Tillotson's Ha1i, Enslcwood
CONGREGATIONAL
nh. Rev. Charles Halt Everest will preach
morning and evening il Plymouth Church. MICH"
gan avenue -, ., -....
and evening in the South Church, Drexel and Union
The Rev; F. 4. Noble, p p P; will vii preach
0Tne Rev @. H. peake breaches at the LeaV1ts
Street Church morning and evening.
The Rev. E: :. Goodwin vi! preach IN rSe rSe
evening sermon will be the third OF the series oa
.'Why Believe the Bible 10 be inc "osa u
UNITARIAN.
The Rev. Brooke Ue1ford will preach at me
chnrch OF the Messiah. Morning subject: Al
u Well": evening: ''What 1t Aeans 70 % =
Christian ,-,,, ,..rh IN
the morning at the Fourth Church, rrair1e avenue
and Thirtieth street =, 1rr;tv
The Rev Robert collyer breaches - on'''
Church this morning. NO evening heks4ee-
INDEPENDENT
oa,7;-ox will ba held at Moody's Church morning
| and evening By Maj. D. " "hltte ano ~ AAe
| Granahan. =. pr-r 3!1saion
chons, M $50 Third avenue, this evening,
4rhe Rev A Monroe will preach IN tue lnn nntou
, 1879-05-18
INV Re Enforced By Law aad Made Alike obli2a-
tory unon All:"

tory upon ALE"
Tho Rev. ]. L. Parsons will preach morning
and eyening in the so1th saae Rssulreeoa
of the Two Classes OF Men. .,..
Elder II. n Lord will preach morning ano
evening in the Second Church, Oakley avenue M
Thc Key. g. II. Sweeney pzcacnes at the flrss
Church this morning.
NEW ,ERU3AI.HA-
The Rev:.AL.> F.~~Mexeet> peaches at t. aeqneX a
Of 9Th the M Lord in in the burning Bush, ,,.
church corner OF Eighteenth street and Pralne
avenue at II a. m. Holy communion ~ sa"'
hour. ....ox,-
ing and administer the sacsamens d. 1ao W"
Church Hall, No. Is Prairie avenue.
The Rev Edmund Belfour breaches at the Chusea
Of the Holy Trinity corner OF DEARBORN a'enu0
| and Eric street, morning and evening"
TEMPERANCE.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union noos >. :,
| daily Gospel meetings In Lower Farwcil Hall ut )
| p. N. Leaders next week: Monday. at3; A. ~
| Williams; Tuesday, Mrs. Milton GeosRe; Weons5-
daT. Mrs. Charles Goodman; ThussdaS. NJ. w.
| a. Cummings: Friday, Ars. ~ ii. ConweIl, sa'"1
Mrs. j. a. Kauouse will LEAD the Gospel Tenn
perance Meeting at the Temperance Church. qh'o
and Noble streets, ut ESQ D. III.
The Rev. Alexander Monroe breaches At Union
| Tabernacle. corner Of Ashland avenue and TWEEN
tieth street. morning and evening
| Mrs. Cora L. Y. Richmond speaks at the chu1cn
corner OF Monroe and Iallin streets morning anu
a Liberal Reunion meeting will be held at No.
213 West Madison street. morning and evening,
wa.hinetonian % mome At So. '1 n. ''' '~''''<'
-ur. Matnewson will preach morning and even
ing at No. " Sonth Greer street.
, 1879-05-18
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

EF15CUFAt~
May 18F1fth Sunday after Easter.
MAY 10-Roga1on- -Day-Fast~
May 2O-Koyaton- Day-Fast.
May Observation-Disclosures.
May ::22-Ascension-DaY.
May 13-Fast. -....:
CATHOLIC.
May 18-Fifth Sunday after Easter.
MAY 19-St. Peter Celestine. r c.; Rogation~
Day; St Pudentiana. v.
May 20-sr- Bernartline OF Sienna, c.; Rosation-
Day,
MAY 21-st. Hermenegi1d, II. from April 13}; !;
Vigil of the Ascension; Roea1,on-D Day.
Nav 22-Ascension OF Our Lord-Ho:y day OF OBJ
legation. nv
May 23-St. John Neponueen, H. iron AaJ ~"
May 2+B. V. Mary, Hep OF Cnr'stians.
, 1879-05-18
A. Strong-NIinded Hen.

The Oelethorpc (Ga.) Echo has sensational
account Of q versatile hen, which, after spending
lcr youth rs q puliet and after 1ayin: many
eggs. and Matching several ,broods OF chickens,
began to crow and tried to assume masculine
airs Spurs grew from her heels, her tall feathers
lsngthcncd and curved, and, in short, she 0evel-.
oped into full ledged rooster, with all TINT
ra;Iapt birds characteristics and ways
, 1879-05-18

So E 03, s98
PERSONALS.

Prof. Standish, for twenty-five years con-
necled with the Lombard University, will short
IL leave for summer vacation in Europe.
The Rev. Cans, Of Baltimore, who recently
left the Reformed Church to become Roman
Catholic, does not intend, it is said, to become
d priest
The Rev H. Paddon, the Rev. c. T. Ashley,
and another English Vicar have Withdrawn
from tile Anglican and Joined the Reformed
Episcopal Church.
and Pastoral Theology" to which DR.. Patton
has been called by the English Presbyterian
Church, is only e500 per annum.
The Rev Rufus P. Hibbard, lately pastor OF
the East Congregational Church, New Haven,
Couu, has accepted call IRON the New En-
gland Congregational Church, Brooklyn, X. u.
The Rev. R. Laird Collier, formerly OF this
CITY, has accepted call to the pastorate OF the
Unitarian Church OF BradloT. Yorkshire, En-
gland, the chief centre Ut English Worsted man
ufacturcs.
The Rev. DR.. Gallaudet .and the Rev. Mr..
| Mann, deaf mute, will make tour to the Wcst
| this mouth, in tue interest OF the Episcopal
Mission to Deaf Mutes, visiting the principal
| cities to hold services.
| Pror. Hurst, OF Drew Theological Seminary.
| sails shortly for Switzerland to attend the GEN
eral Conference OF the Evangelical Alliance ut
| Basle. He will read paper on 'sChf1stlan
| Uniop.'' Dr.. Philip Schaff will read paper on
| "Thc Religious Condition Of the United States"
The Rev james F. Merriam, whose examina..
tion nearly two years ago to BECOME pastor OF
the church at Iudian Orchard, Mass, led to the
| eternal punishment discussion which mao such
| ssruu,n has resigned, owing to feeble health
and conscious lack Of success in doing the
work before him.
The late Bishop Ames had an estate worth
, 1879-05-18
RELIGIOUS.
History of the Appar't'on
Of. the Lady OF
Lourdes-
neath Of the Little Girl to Whom
the Virgin Manifested
Herself.
Mass for the Dead as Celebrated
in the Ritualistic Church
Of Philadelphia.
Tho .,ewisf Increase under egyp'
tin Bondage-.-ingersolrs
Mistake Corrected.
c.,o,o, Notes-snnday Salad-Per-
konals-Services To-Day.
POSSIBLE SAINT.

BtksAnnM 1noM our LADY OF LouRDEs AP-
FEARED. ,,.,. 7orE ror,d.
The can1e brought verv recently news oi inc
a..th of Berpadettc Soubirous, In religion sls1er
sfa,r Bernard, Of the Convent OF sisters Oh
usrcr and Christian Education, al Nevcls'
1onn1es is situated in the Department ol Inc
Timer Pyrenecs, at the entrance 10 the seseu.
r.,lcys Of the Lavedan, between the last unou.
1.tons Of the hills which bound the p4a1n u
T,rh.s and the first abrupt escarpments OIL the.
,rraot mountain range. The valley ol Areelez'
rh,ch Lourdes especially commands IN com.
.non,v called the ssParadise of the fSrenees'
y ;s = repion watered with tnnumeraole f'4ls'
viii, here vivid green pastures and there nF1eh1
f-,as of corn, and thickly oyerhung Wltn "ooos
.ha, early In the season arc white with "lld.cne
-, blooms Like many Of the Swiss vales' how
acer the Vale OF Argelcz ts the nome OF ere
+,u;em and the goitre. Under the "aiis ol
: o,raes the Saracens, flying from the fatal held
~ ronrs where Charles Martel slew 30o,oo0 OF |
+,,on, tnrned yainly, and during the succeeding
.onturfes it Was repeatedly bone OF contenuon,
asascs1,v when the English held it, in the reign
RI Edward Ill The Duke OF An]ou oes'eeeo
,hs fortress yainly and burned the town IN MS
..ra THEN he melted CASTOR PhHbus, OF Folk,
IN invite the Governor, Peter Ernault, to OEthcz'
-.a,., y Was ATTEMPTED to bribr him. Ernault,
sa,earar was proof to offers and threats, when
Gos,nn Phnpus, IN evaporation, fell upon him
e'sI srahhed him in five places. "Ha! nou-
sa,11,s,,r, !; cried the dying man, this IS no
"aS;a nahavior.-you send for me and you slav
nuo ~ y Tie act of trcacncry, however. did not
asa'' ~ ,ras - IN Innrdes that three-auarters OF
- centnrr 400 Napoleon shut up one OF the
',ost dsfineuished Of the prisoners he laid his
hsnd nnnn at the beginning OF bis war With Er-
r1ara + onl E1eiu. OF later years Lourdes has
f.anI saar Eoown onlv as dirty and unintcresting
Town: destined, however, to gain lnstre from an
~ IN the Niddle Ages than in the nintcenth
centnrr.
IN tie nth of February. 1858, Francois Sou.
h;rons and Louise Casterot, his wife, poor and
nn,rttered nrasapts. sent Bcrnadette and her
s;S,srN,ha,e we're two other children, boys-to
oatfer wooi along the bank Of the Gave. Ber-
nsdette- the eldest OF the children, was girl OF
Il not knowing how to read or write, and
sneakine no language but the patois Of the re-
zion She was small and frail. with features
ennhnmed but still delicate, fue black hair,
hnown eyes with long lashes, and sensitive
mmth. with her and her sister went another
. ch;ld. the daurbter of neighbor.
Arrived nrar the famous grotto, or cave.
vhich ls iust opposite the lower extremity OF
H.. lie du Chalet, formed by the Gave and tue
--a.I n-,3ndut%e oT,,} 10 c1mnaniOuS sat Q0NQ
, 1879-05-18

whose sole duty is with the Association: Be-
sides tie many branches in towns and cities for
the benefit OF young men especial efforts nave
been made to reach particular classes OF men.
There are oo,ooo railroad men in the country:
There hare already been organized sixtg-one
hranches OF Railroad Mems Associations, and
more arc forming. In come instances the rail-
road managers cooperate in the WORK ana share
the cost Of it.
A. rondon RELIGIOUS paper publishes some
curious and valuable figures as to tile incomes
Of various religious societies last year ana W.
years ago, from which the following sta'lst1c7
are taken:-
societv. 1s77-75. 1s67-68.
of'tss1 eias4 ana Foreign nlole e1o7, 1856 os. aos
British and Foreign Bible So eE o7o
ciety sales .. 1Vf. - o1' * ooo o
Chulch Missionary Society. :. 2o2, " 4|'
Irish Church Mission - ~ ~ 7a3
s. T. G.-.-....-.............. 471. ~9o A'"' 49,
s. for Promoting Employment -- 80,
Of Adolf. curares. ,...-... 74,3oo oo' La
s. for Promoting Christianity nc ooo
among Jews .....-.......... d. 4sU 1o'n7oo
Church Pastoral aid Society. 5o, 49o ofso1o
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sHERIFF,s SALE

BY virtue OF transcript execution, Issued
from the office OF the Clerk OF the Circult
Coart OF Miller county, Missouri, in favor OF
the Htate Of Missouri, At the relstion and to
the use ofJames M. Brcckman. Collector OF
Revenue OF Miller county, Missouri, and
sgainst Geriruoe Heryers dated the 20 b day
OF February 1879, aud To the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, will on
"Wednesday, September The 10th, 1879. -
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day, at the Court house door in the town of
Iuscumbia, Miller county, State of Missouri,
and while the Circuit Court OF Miller county
is in session, expose 10 sale st public auction
to the highest bidder for cash IN hand, all
the right, title, interest and estate o: the
said Gertrude HerverS, of, In and to the fol-
lowing desorlbed real-estate situated In the
County of Miller and State OF Missouri,
to-wit: 29l 84-lo) acres, southwest quarter
and west half, southeast quarter and south
east Or ) i az section six, township forty,
range fourteen. Levied upon aud TO be sold
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
p. $. MILLgR, Sheriff