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SHERIFF5 SALE UNDER
SCHOOL FUND MORTGAGE.

by vhtrr ami authority Of AN order ot sue
mauc n. Ilf C. HUtvt "a tll LNings on & IUn y,
Stuc uf MI.-rull he Cnb.r H. l~I4. and ssprd
num hr ,.lCp ut tNp tie X ufs ud tllu pcHpn.
her ~. l,1y, tom 'rrrp.ttl aud made rcturnahlc
/ the lnvIugEtnl tuunt, Court ut It's May term,
rommcn Il! on he iirst Monday h MN, lsSl
AMI ~ ans, AllCl 4. tout / have ,eiA'd aud
ley.oI up Nos lhr propn u of tuc sud AM Il
\ Stuu the pl!UWins describe real rs ate, sit
uat'd iu li,iHgs ud C,Uni!, state ul Missouri
itS utll IW- tO-W.t.
The uuthcl 81 quarter Oi The northw q quarter
AMI tirnIrt ,Wr.l QHtr.c' ul tlc II ut cat qOIr-
ter, Illrup.t cIs quarter ol the nprihc Isr quar-.
ter. aud twenty Hcrrs Oh Ottnc npr,h en- Ol the
~uuthe I.tQ urt.r itle nrrtlrGst qlIrt'r an /
the suut west puHrint ui ihc northeast Qiart ~,
aud tho Iltiu ~ Il ur,r NJ th' not quar-
r, an u -cr.un thirty 1897, township ht?.ninr
lj1., range lwCuty-il,c (.jJ w ID wuich Living
on G iuUty hts u mJrtgtS" To secure no {
@ 'ocurrd by Allied A, stout as p ilcIpll aud
john o. Stlut and laijlyc te stout is sccurit g,
q LIyingst u rIduty ilr the use anl brniit u,
tic common sChO ] lund OF sal' county fIr the
sum Ol S2OO, Iud Il Jon which note there is n "
due us PRINCIPAL an inG es th1 sum o. S2li $.
Sow, tn'r3lOra, |, sia2 LG'pcr shcrG uf LIy'
lugs,un county, wilton
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3olh, 1880.
During the session ul the Cicuit Court, between
III. hours ufH O'clock a. M, anlj O'c ocs p. IN
OF that day.. ut tie court huuse door
in the CITY Ol Chil,Cutir, Livingston county
SIuC OF Missouri, prIrecl Il
,ell tie above dcs rluei real estate at puDlc
sale tn the ilhest bidder or clsh In hand to sat
sly sail note, lstutt,t and COS :.
ISAAC LEEPER
Sheriff oiLivings, on count, No.
RyJoHN NJ llALE, Deputy.
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4 gen: for Livingston Cour


By virtue and authority OF an cvccu-
ton issued from the Office OF tue Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Livingston cuun
tv, State OF Missouri, dated January ~,
1850, and rcturnabe to the January 1850
term OF said court, and to me directed, in
favor Of Ralph Emerson and W. y. Tai
colt, and against Michael Lochart;
have levied upon and seized a. the prop
crty of the said Michael Locha,t, the fol-
lowing described real estate, as follows,
tO-wil:
The northeast quarter Of the north east
quarter of section tweuty.puc On town
ship Gfty.nine .5gj range twenty-five
(.,J, and will on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 9TH, 1850.
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the alter.
noon OF that that day, in front OF the
court room door, in the city ot Chilli
cothe, State of Missouri. sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, all the right, ii le, Interest,
claiu and estate OF the said NIchac,
Lochart, OF, in and to the above describ.
ed real estate to satisfy said execution
and costs.
ISAAC LEEPER,
Il I ;,t;,
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Sherin"s Sale.

Ry virtue aud authority OF a ecial execution
for back latcs, is.ur1 num the Nice q the Ct rS
OF the Circuit Court Oi Livn. st n county, Mis-
snlrl, oud tn me hiiNct In favor o, the State ol
Miss ur, at the rel tinn anl to the u,e o James
G Mnt'cr, co lee ~ utttc revenue nj LtvlnVs-
ton count, in TIC Stale ofAls5uuj, aud ac,iust
Wllian Miller, upon Judgment for back taxes
uu tn rill yRti = her iniier described, for the
years 1874, 1870 lI6 anu l>1., and fr the
cufor eneufur the III n tpainiiG oga'nst said
real cst,le therellr, | have le, cd upon and
seized the right, title aud interest of sald
defendant OF, IN an 10 tho following described
tracts OI ryal rettc, situated IN Livingston
county, Miss VI !, iowits
The @ y half ol { cspuihwpsi quNrter dissection
tweutyon', township dtytlghl OF anso twehty-
Ave, aud viii IN
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ith, lss0i
Between the hours orniuc O'Clock, q. M, and
Ave o'tnck, u M, ofsuid dHt at the Court II use
door IN tn city al Cnilicltlc, ivingt n count.
mud stat, Of Missouri. and while tne Citcuit
Uour of iivins c lunt, IS n sessiun, sol the
sal r. os atc at pub l. auction, fir cash 10 the
highest blider, to SATISFY smd execution and
costs .,r
shciiIurLivnssl on count, Mo.
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SH ERIFF'S SALE UNDER
SCHOOL FUND MORTGAGE.

BY virtue and authority of an order of
sale made by the ConGty Court Ct Liv-
nsstnn, comfy STATE Of NiSSouri,Drcem-
per PER- W; lN.,'and lSSurH lroI lne once 0
to m me- Jirrc,ed @ anJ rods iI' rntnrn,hI. ~ I
,bo II irino.,n, ra,,nt,, corr, ~, j,s ,t,,,
tcrm comm,Ucin% on ,be first ,ionIay
in Mn iC.o ana onnins, prcs,nn Hn.
.dnrsoi, ,o,'n' 's,i,"I ,n'J lo,;,d rnon ~.
,ha nrprcr,,, or ,In...tj pt,.,nn trInr
'"u '"v fh ,ho ~ ,,ri".r d'.rr;IoJ r,at "'', ~.
,o,c ef,r,,,J il, / ,,ing.ton cnrnt, Stain
or ,i,esonri sr,l,,,rs ,o.,,.f,. '''''''>
VI Thn Nnr,h"a., "n,r,nr ", n,, S,r,h
wcst ~ cnar,er orl tho v.St h,lrnr ,ho
Northwest nn,r,rr or ,be S,n,boo.t
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ShcriH'S safe.

by virtue and authority nta special execution
for bark taxes Issued lrIm the Olice Oi tn { erk
of the Circuit tourt ~ Livingston cOun.y, MIS-
son / and t. nc direc'o oil In fHOr Of the st1C o,
Mi souri,, at the relation and to the use OtJim's
{. Mint'cr, rulec. or ofthc revenue OI Living
sion county, in the SWC If Missouri, nnl agains
samuel f. brown and Thomas q. Putnam, upon
Il judgment fr back taxes on the real cst lte
herein fer duscr,ha Tor the years 1873, lSil
1873, 1876 and 1871, and fOr the ennrccncnt of
the un plainth DgainsJ sli real estate taeru-
for, | have Levied up ~ aud seized al TIL RIGHT
title an interest of said deIen Iauts OF, In and to
the folio ing described tract, Ot real estate, st
ulted m Livingston county, NJ s'Ouri, tO.Wt :
The northeast quat'r ui The southwest quarter
o section two, township hltysix ofrange twenty
three, ana Will on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1880,
between the hours oI0 O'Clock n, m. and O'Clock
p. N. ofslid day, at the Court llJus' door, IN
ihc city OF ChillicOthe, Livins,t1l c ounty AMI
State ri Missouri ANA whtlc tAc Circuit Court ui
Livingston county IL in session, sell the said real
estate ut public auction, for cash, 10 the highest
bidder, to satisfy said eX culon ami costs
ISAAC LEEpER
Sheriff of Livingston Go Al, Mo,
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4 ClaHr HecOrR,

In school room No. II, taught by Miss
Sallie Whittenburg, with roll of fifty
some odd scholars, not a tardy mark was
given during the month of December.
This is the only time since the building
OF the new school house that any teacher
has been able to show 4 clean record up
on this score, and Miss Whittenburg,
along with the pupils, deserve much
credit.
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sheriff = sale,

lIy virtue and authority Of q swclal execution
fer jnrR taxes, issued rUm The office nIile tlerk
ulth, g. rcuit Court Of Livingston county, Mis-
snuri. a It to me duected In favor of lhe state of
Mlssrutiat the relation and to The II of james
I, . 'es,tollcctlr ufthc revenue of Lhins.ton
comm, IA tie Stutg of Missouri, ami ag inst
Grnrg W, T. wing, upon JUDGMENT tor bach
taNes IN the 10 estate hereunder dc crn' y, for
tseNuus 1869, 1872 1873, 1874 and 1871, and for
tho ntorcement Uftho lien Of pialnllN against
aid ge ii e.nte tlcre or, have levied upon and
seized all The rigli, titlr AMI interest OF said de-
/ ndant Of in aud to the following derorbel /
trait, OF eal estlte situated in Livingston coun.
~, Ni-sou !, to-wit:
The wt,t hall OF the southwest gu rter OF sec
ton slyle,n, an The east hai Ot southeast
ou,t II of section seventeen, and tue eHt hnif Of
The northeast quarter Ol section twenty, all in
township lltye ght and range twenty-five, and
wiIol
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5th' 1880,
Between the hours Of o'clock, a. M, and .
a, clock, d. m =, ofsaid day, at the Court Houie
dnnr, In the city ol ChillcOt Livingston coun.
tyahd state ofMlssOurl, and while The Circnit
4 nrt of Livingston county ls IN session, sci the
ra,,l zeal estate atpphlc auction, Tor cash, 10
the highest bidder, to satisiy oasdcN qutlol and
costa. ,e.c,rrprp
y Sheriff OF Livingston county, No.
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Sher!irs Sale Under school Fund Hort.
gage.

By virtue and authority ot an order OF sale
mace by the County Court Of Livin, ,s' ~ county,
state vi Missouri, D,ConGcr lItl, le70, and is
sue from the Office Of the Clork nj said Court,
December 10Th, 1879, tl me directed and made
rrturnRhle to the Livingston County CdurtHt its
May term commencing IN the first Mon ,ay ia
MAY, 1850, and against Duncau R'luy, have
seized and levlcl uppn as lie prop rY of the said
Dune IN Risey the following described real cs.
tale stnntnd In Livingston county, stare of Mis-
sOurl, as follows u wit;
Tho southwest quarter o the northeast quar-
ter and thAt pMt ~ tie north west quarter lying
west OF the aunvc am els of rattle snake CrfcS,
all in ,ecton ,leven [ll township tlty.siN GSil,
range twenty-five tlil also The northwest quar-
ter th- OF The no theast qlurtcr section nievcn
[lll, township fly.siN [jGl, range twenty-five
I2Jl; upon which Lawn ;s.pn cOurty has inlu
gage 10 secure u iOte erecutedby the said Dul.
rnn ltisley as principal, an Jlhu r. lays, Jesse
W Adams nnl Horace liisley,as securities to LiV.
ingst0n county FIR the U.S. AMI benefit Of the
comman school fdni nfaaid county for he sum ol
$3.50 and upon which note there Is nhw due Ms
principal aud interest the sum oC Sl,3l9 II. Now,
therefor. !, Isaac Leeper, Sheriff oi Livingston
county, will on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3Olh, 1889,
During tho session of the Circuit Court, between
the hours orc u. M, and 5p. m, ofthat day, at
the Curt house door, in tho City Ol
hlllleolhc, Livingston county, Mis-.
souri,. proceed To sell the above
,lasorbcd rcnl estate at public SAFE thohlgucal
hihipr To- cash Ia hand to satisfy said note
iniere / and costs ISAAC LETTER,
sheriff or Liyln, ,rtin 10, Mo
~ j. NJ IIALk, Deputy.
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Arithmetic, 29cts; Practical Arith

Arithmetic, 29cts Practical Arith
metic, 5Scts; Algebra, 9jcis.
Patrons of schools will do well to
preserve these prices, and in case
any greater charge should be made
at any time in the next five years,
complaint should at once be made
to the School Superintendent.
On Tuesday morning Il week
ago, the western bound freight train
on the IL, & st. Joe X. r., about one
mile cast Of the depot at this place,
was wrecked, The wreck was occa-
stoned, it was thought, by the spread
ing of the track. The caboosc and
four or five freight cars were thrown
from the track. There were in the
cabo'se two passengers, Mcssrs VIM.
Tronsue and John II. Owen. of
Medicine township, and the conduc-
tor and brakeman. No one was hurt
more than receiving few unpleas-
ant bruises. Nh Tronsue received q
slight bruisc on his left check and
back part Of his head. Mr. Owen
says the worst injury he received was
from the conductor falling on him,
He says the conductor weighs about
200 pounds, and every time the ca
hoose turned the conductor fell on
him, Nothing damted by the dang.
crs they had just gone through,
Messrs. Tronsue and Owen got
aboard the engine and rode 10 The
depot, thence they made their way
to the CRISIS Office. the former 10
renew Il subscription and the latter
to become a subscriber. This shows
what great dangers men will 90
through TO get Il good paper
On last Sunday evening some
persons noticed two ycaring mules
and a two year old tilIey tied in the
woods, in jackson township, AID
supposing that some evil docrs had
stolen them and had them tied there
until darkness came when they
could take them away without dang.
er Of detection, they reported what
they had seen 70 the Constable Of
that township, LanIl White. White
summoned posse, repaired to the
Place where the animals were tied,
and laid in wait for tao supposed
evil docrs. Shortly after sun set
two mon came to tie animals, when
Lank White and posse commanded
tb,m tn eurrnnlor Vhr tyn mon
immediately broI,c and rur mud ;ho
rosso frod I'm, siI.d to hri,. tbcn
to halt. The posse removed the
arioors o,d tbo cl,ovinn m,r.i,,
a.. Co...,Il. ,.,,,...I w., I,;,l,.
IL. ,,.,,,,., ,o,,,o,,orl, o;,
;u,ns oI Ioo,.,or tor,.s,;, r,o,
ato.,.o -, o.oo,;,,. .,.o r,,,,o. and
en-, 1g,., 49,, ....l L,c,,.
,s..,:.o n n ,.....n n, no
,ri',I ,l,o .r,,,r;,,, r,,.,. ,.or, l,rJ.
o,nl. ,v,n u,,I.s on..o, r,n,.,.
,,.,.,..,d o,..ai ro o,;n'.,r.,
,rIb,l reiy,d ,,or,. bc boJ h,cr
,-,.,;n,. u..,, :, .,,,u I,.u.,.I :,
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Ev yri1oan authority Of nm order Or snlc
m .d'h .H" tuuulr tuu. Ot Liz Hgsibn county.
>W.e NI M.,sDurI, Dcacmbrr H. l>1p AMI is
sue i..u '"utic,. Of The tlurl, uf .ad Coat,
December nth, l,il. ~ ne 'livpric and made
return Nci the Ltviugs ON uYIy Court ~ It's
VI Y ter ", l>S0, ,ui HgHM-t u l.. Me lure and
Mat .i'- VI tlu e, HIVES " ID and 'cvcl upOr
Hs 81 q rrt crty OF the si u l. Mrl lure and
Mat. : NnC,lrr tie luluwiug do.cr brd real
c-.H % ti uHlcd IN iiyuE.tUu counp, TIA e O!
MIS uur., 81 tell " t,wit'
III "u. ncIBt BtTuuter Utthr sou h.cHstqIn
nj : clnu thirty ,3nl township nty-ci-hf tiS),
range ~ u'y five 80 up II winch living-t u
county Il % OrtgHge tISc 'urp Hu,tr execute
hN the s"i! l., VI Cure and Matthias Mcclure
~ pri nrnl1, und JOm II II VI ton and
StCplcs VI Il yuo dis u, securities In Livingston
cOua'N .or tie AMI h n. III # the common
school luu 40 lid G. uny .ur inc sum Of S5j3i,
and upon which noe there now luc rs prn.
cipal gn IN cs the sum q! o. 10. Now there.
iorr, 2, l.aIt cprr, -hcriir rg Livingston. cOun.
y, W.l on
lGINAY, JANUARY 3)lh, 1850,
DURING the session Of the ircuit Court, between
the huus ~ go 'C,O'k n, me-, aud ju'CiOrk u. IN &.
o'thu' tav at the CoHrt II use Il or in the rIt,
OF th,l icU;h', LNmg.tn county Stats ui
NJ M,asOur prrCcil T. sell the
ahuv' 1CsrrihHd real estat' at public
sale tlr r'cieSi hitdcr for cash in hand To
salts said nuIC, intcrr,l AMI Z SIS
ISAAC LEI PER,
ShrriilNfLiyi ,gstuu ruUuty, Mo.
by JOIE NJ HALE, DEPUTY.
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A CARD,

Through the kindness OF Judge Tnr-
ner, have the use OF his Office and Ii
brary, situated over his drug store, on
South Locust street, one door south of
DR.. Dillin's drug store, where can be
found. JAMES l.. DAVIS.
nto.tf
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TO TIE CITIZENS.

The alarm caused by the report of there
being Scarlet Fever in town is unwarrant-
ed. The Board OF Education will, in case
there should be an epidemic of Scarlet Fe-
YER, or any other contagious disease, take
all proper precaution to prevent its intro
duction into the schools
II. BARNEY,
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Finnk lSottLenent Notice.

Notice q hereby given to all creditors, and
others Interested in the estate Of Mary Todd
late OF Livingston county, deco lseh, NAT B G.
Chambers, Admnistraluro eaid estate, intend
oi the Probate 0nrtOi Lilin gstOl cadnt,, Mis-
souri,to he be un mi held Oh tlu 80 Dad Monday
in February, loS0.
n9i nc. CHANGERS, Adnr.
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Administration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the estate of Eph-
riam NJ Groence, deceased, late OF Livingston
county, Missouri, was on the eth day of Dccjm-
Der, 1870, ordered by the Probate COuft Of said
county intl my hunilsior settlement sld estate
ha~ been partly administered by the late Mrs.
Melyina Green'ce, teceutly d ceasid.
This Sth day OtJanuary, 1850.
JAS, MAY,
pnhlic ALn,,r I.iuinnst ON Innntr Mo.
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Notice Is h,rehy gwen that tho estqte ofIames
Wells, decreased, lata of Lhingsln N county,
Missouri, wa, on the 10th day OF pecrmber,
lsIn, ordered by the l'rrhatc Cou totsaid county
into my bantle for 20 ement. All pers n bav-
ing claims against said eslaie are required to
exhibit tlehl, for allowance, 10 the Undersigned
within ono wear alter the date OF raid ore, or
they may be prcclndrd from tho benelluf such
rstst', md II ,uch claims No not exhlb ted with.
In three years from tho date oi said order, they
will be forever barred.
This s3d day OF Dec 1879.
Public Admir- Llvlngsion County, Mo-.
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W. II. II. Baxtor,
Secretary.

Secretary.
"A certain man got mad at the editor,
and stopped his paper. The next week
he sold all his corn at five cents below the
market price; thea his property was sold
for taxes because he didn't read the sher-
if sales; he lost $40 betting on Mollie
Mccarthy ten days after Ten Brock had
won the race; he was arrested and fined
IS for going hunting on Sunday, simply
because he didn't know it was Sunday
and he paid 5000 dollars Tor lot of
forged notes that had been advertised
and the public cautioned not to negoti
ate them. lie then paid 4 big negro,
with foot like derrick, to kick him all
the way to the newspaper office, where he
paid four years subscription in advance,
and made the editor sign an agreement
to knock him down and rob him if he ev-
er ordered his paper stopped again. .-Ex,
We stated last week that the
guaranty of Messrs. Mcllwrath g.
Co., did not cover the series of Nc
Gufey's readers adopted by the
school book convention We under
stood the guaranty, as read by Prof.
Irwin in convention, to cover
the "Revised Series" only, and his
language certainly conveyed that
meaning, and was so understood by
II number Of persons. After read
ing our report of the proceedings Of
the convention, Prof. Irwin called
on US with copy of the guaranty,
and explained it so that we are now
satisfied it covered both series, The
guaranteed retail prices of the book:
are as follows
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SIiERlFF'S SALE UNDER SCHOOL
llND MORTGAGE.


by virtue nnd authority OF IN order
Of "alc mad" by iI2 County Court OF
Livingston county SLale of Missouri
no,., nI ,h. r,.r, or ,,ii r,nr ''nm I,,,,.,, ,na
i.,n fame Gi,,.rt.J ami ,,',' "n,,"r, na,,,r,;
,,l. ~, ho Iiy"g, cn,,,w ',"'o oor, -, :" 1T, 1T,
i,, lt,, t.,r' r,i,r.nci,% aG n, ur', ",
Nnnlay in NAV. Is,o. auJ o.,,inyt ci,r'
.in,tn Nror,,n. hrye sril.d nmI ,o,.i'.I
",,r os The nroncrry. Of fl, s",' smiI Cn,"
G,.," 3,or",n. rnr mIl,tir,, "I" In.ort,,I ,',
r,,I ,,',is ,'.Jin ,,,' ','
,r viss,rt as tn,,,,,.., oD''"'''
fho .om,h hair n[ rho .yo,,r,n,o.' n,,r
,or Of tho mnr,i,s.s ",,r,nr w so,i,,o, IIo,,
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STUDEBAKER W1GONS.

We have Just received a new sup
ply of these celebrated wagons.
Nov, 2s, 1878. DUNN & DAILY.
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MCMULIINs,
Avalon, Mo.

MIR. E. &. Gloyd has engaged to
travel for the who esalc boot and Shoe
house OF J. a. Cooper " Co, Kansas
City.
Mr.. Geo Ray is rebuilding his grain
elevator which was torn down by the
boiler explosion, and will put IN new
engine.
--Al,DunIap.has quit the photograph
ing business at this place and intends
going to St, Louis to work in a photo
graph gallery
Bring on your produce, Nc.
Mulin & Co. at Avalon, Mo, will
exchange groceries for it and pay
you the highest price.
Miss Sallie Russell, daughter of James
Russell, aged about 40 years, died Tues
day and was inferred in the Cathol ic
Cemetery, Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Smith, who has been
visiting rel atives and friends in this city
returned to her home in Northield, Min
nesota, last Monday night.
Mr. p Kirby returned last week from
New Mexico, where he has been sojourn-
ing tor several months. He will remain
in Chilicothe this winter.
The members of the First NJ. L.
Church gave a pound rociabe in the
basement of their church Tuesday night
for the benefit of the poor, 1t was a sue
cess.
The young ladies of this city gave a
leap year party at the residence OF Mr.
Henry Hatch Tuesday night, which was
one of the most enjoyable affairs OF the
season.
MIR. John Cline, the young man who
was so badly scalded at the elevator ex'
plosion, was getting better at last ac'
counts. The physicians think he will
recover.
-Abncr Ovens, the lad who, fol
while it was thought, would not recover
from the injuries received from tn e boi!
er explosion, is improving and bids fail
to recover.
William Wright, Iwho left this city
about year ago to brake on the' Santa
Fe r. r., fell between two freight cars
at Emporia, Kansas, last Sunday night
and was killed.
"A south bound train on the W., st.
LIP. R. r. jumped the track near Gun.
ningham Tuesday morning, ditching
several cars, and delayed the north bound
passenger about six hours.
Ed. Forsythe has opened new meat
market in the Saali building, on the
south side of the public square. The
building has been rePainted inside and
fitted up in frst-class style.
"A man name Angel, while working
with the pile driver gang near Pattons
burg, fell from a trestle work tew day
ago and received sprained ankle. ii,
was removed to the Marcum House 4
this city, where he is being attended b.
DR.. Cloud.
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Bc'w 'cn The hours "fni c"'clpn. in the orcnooa
and live 0rlI'k in ihcHtt'rn InU ui :hut uay, in
frO.t the ,Oult .omd or. in tie city ol Chit
licttlc stat Of Nilsson /, sci ut public auction
~ he hi- hest bmder fr clsn iu hanl, ali tht
wight, tie, i.trr-t, e aim UnJ estate oltpc ~ It
Davii Nusah"h, Ot, iumu to tn" tboyc descr b.
,dIe lrstale to satisfy said execution NJ .osts.
ISAA LEErER,
Sheriff Of Llvm- stou county, Mo.
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ron the office q. the Clerk ul the Circuit Court
of Living, uL count. ., N.Ht1 uf NJ S,uuri, dated
Nuvrmheri lSil. ami rftlr lable To tff Jmuary
term, is'o, nf slit nuri, aud tn M directed, IN
Iavrl oi i ,un &, Etw ,rIs, auu AMI against Di-
yii lIusrholr, have levi'd upon and se1 ID aH
the property the sli! nlvi go.cheth, the uH.
divided one half interest, ulthc following de-
s'rlhcd real c.laiC, as 'ollow., io.w't
Tn northwest qu rtCr Of 'cctlun our, town.
ip lilyriglt, rang lwrulv,hrc, con aiming
one hal dIrd and sixty acres of land, and | will
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mary Arithmetic, lscts; Intellectual
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ME WEEKLY CRISIS.
LOC1L BITS.

The roads are getting smooth.
Concert at Grace Church tonight.
Have YOU heard the new pipe organ !?
-And the farmers begin to come to
lOwn.
See sale of school lands in another
column.
Go 10 Me. Mullins, Avalon, Mo,
for bargains.
Charlie Van is home on sick fur
Iough this week.
A great many hogs are dying of
cholera in this county.
Blind Tom will entertain the people
ut st. Joseph on the 18TH.
The chimney sweep is in the cily
this week. lie makes fun for the boys.
- Arlie Mitchell, of Bedford, was in
the city Tuesday and called at this office.
-McMullin, of Avalon, beats
them alI on groceries. Go and gee
him.
Mr.. W. Il. Cunningham, who resides
in the west part of town, is down with
lung fever,
Mr.. l.. r. Nciman, of Fairyiew
township, paid It's pleasant call last
Saturday.
Scott Bridgwatcr, OF this place is
Jerking in grocery store at Las Vegas,
New Mexico.
Mr., &. W. Bowman, of CayeUdish,
Has in the city last Saturday and paid us
u pleasant visit.
We received pleasant call yes
tcrdny from Mr.. Geo. Lilly Of near
Aspcr,poSt Office.
MIR NJ, l.. jenkins, one OF Chilli.
cotEc 5 old time jewellers, returned to this
city few days ago.
Conductor Darlington's train flew
the track near Pattonsburg Monday
night. Nobody hurt.
John holland, of Scdalia, came up
Monday night TO spend few days with
his friends in this city.
Warren Waite, clerk at Kase's grocery
store, is confined to his bed with sick
ness, but is recovering.
The old two-story brick building in
the rear OF Stafford 6 pringle'S carriage
factory has been torn dowl.
The colorcd folks gave ball Friday
night in the front room on third floor
over Flay Williams drug store,
w. l.. Creliin and Frank Platter
went down to Hannibal Saturday night
and returned Tuesday morning,
"A party Of GyPsies arc camping OF
the Jim'own road, near the city Limits.
Their business is fortune telling
John Gudgel, who had his knee cap
dislocated at the time OF the boiler cN-
plosion, is out ON the sire is a5iin.
Miss Nina smith, OF St. Joseph, is
in the city for the purpose Of assisting I
the concert at q race Church tonight.
MIR, II, ". sawyer, CORE sponisat of
thc st. Joseph Gazette, was in the city