davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-02-14
mutl rfFusons. utlt l1l,oQ s,,rl. fnls,. rlnaUi,-
Ing; rntllrr let liz sing, with grand old Whit
tfnpe nnt1 t,rny, triist nlwny:
life Il swtt.tGr, luxe IL ncltrur,
Fur TIM trtIli tltlil l1t.lNy,

Fur tho trial and ,lelay.
"rhe fen. 1to,aent* Of happiness wherein
wo rsst by o waysltH ntc 'Ko @ s Inc to"1'i, t,',
forever" Now, Mr.. AMnseur, totf. wuru
yo,, mt just i ltt!o ,:!yspIptic when yo,l
wrote that sp'ltelsecP Wnll'l mt tr1p 70
The seasle, away tro'n ne ''t;vy toK o. III.
tane!cs olul make llfn appcnr = lttlc Mnr1
scliish iiappincss were taken frpn. lis W.
would. still laye ol,c OF Thu, greatest menus
II enjoyment lcft'-tl'at ot doing soou 10
Nnturc herself Is sa.l." I don't think so:
! )avu found l1er very jnlly, so'ncs!nhss.
fenr mo ynn would .yry with Ihn,tct -.
steriis lrorlontory; thls must excellent ca1i-
npy, tlc.Mlr, louk yt,,, this brave ocrltan4ilig
lIri,ilneui, this 1nn1esttcal rn0t frctted with
golden lire, why, It nVpenrs 10 other thing II.
,,rs ne tlrs9 foul md pesti'ent congregation OF
Atnatenr, Poet nakes allo.ller ltfnrEous r.
ttctinn 10 tho clsrct tlat Wc arg sure " hottl-
ins but TINT tie "enld a ,nfo, fsmrf,,l eray% co
celyG liz, bit, s fllullca eolleRes ,t,l cro1nn-
turies exist, 1t doesn't nlways got ,ls:
Try t xer5 ;i,na kes the npnr e's asstG mmt M
dismal, md TINT there y Difference bntwtci
tile pathette md tlle funereal.". Ticru Is u
lmtlius In at ullr llyrs. lntn rarll u,le's tlnyA
sl1nc, rain must fal md tho m'ct, II he draw
Ills picture 10 tl'o life, must mlngln trars and
drnps at,.l so very few snttles9 Why ienye
the realm nf tho sweet M'd tender for the
goulfsIt md gl!ns! ly? ...,
Aprpp0s nf ppetry, wonder II .Eo nre not
NIL HUing Il little mid on tho subject Of Ill
teilectual nttninmcnt9 wolitler II w don't
rentl srrn,ls books O! subttets we ttnn't tnre
Il pin for inst bnra,'su o,tfer peppir to: |
wDntlrr IF w don't 10 mil lrar great hangs
| uf classical In,lslc mud 70 Into ccstattG ux.
prcssi',lis of pleasure tllGreat, when We dont
| know 0ne tisnu from. nn0t1ler, hnt are nfrat,t
I tn sny we don't enjoy n high sty1o If every.
tlinge Aud wonder why II Is that, tn spsG
rtitller bu thought igMurailt ttlal, .poor Any
day? TU1sEi TtSKtE.
, 1880-02-14

Tho Ellison Telephone Company hlL made o..
engagements with tho proprIctors ."f tue 7i%a r.
for trnnstnl*aIon OF .nessnHes between ~, .ne
ltnppcurs, hnwoyer, thut tho F0st.Oll1ge llthot.
l!ies hive notl;al th0 Auger q tho Isgn5ag. I5 NV
Company that f:e arxotsnt t. nt ,,t1 irsalt I'll pl
rights f1r such tr1lnsn.leson thuhs9t!out , ta'
ns!u.. Tho matter l.vulyns nce po!nt u n.y.,
and tlio e.,ts WY shortly hnse To- ,.r uet'us iso
claimed IN Hi nxulustyo right by tAo H9settm,
ncnt. When rarin1ent WIS asked TO- aii1e,!gs Mas
the purchase nf tho tslc9raph i,lterrsts u w
tteKrnph must bo considered ~ H1lal''Koas n n
tho lrnlslss.on Of lottera through tl'o t,sE' +.
fact. tetEF1l wa to bo considered III flotniMy
wis hHArtl hr lrcutIlrtl Ut In rtKhrl ~ lhe ~
phnnc Thy Edison Cotnpnny isyor III iMla1'ss;su sasSs
The sslity f inteFf1u;se Il I'm , .'as at.
th1rttlcs !k upon Tho tolGphHng III IN
inc1,t III. puteht right. slf WILLIAM Tl"ap'xxss zap ~
tho Inventor Of tho gloc.rly telegraph. h'i hi
held BY thu authorities it IT.
and i ~ flrthGr,nnrp st.ted TINT AlF ",uss nsmrs
" s,!p!arted ~ h!s a.il1.loM ny alt whoso "AH''
Thu Postmaster uoMural viii, no .i?sint, ,,,ur u,
c0ver suon thut hia views l!rp fnt,s!dte ~ e III,
aud the nlnb1rgo ut present ln.t gu ,tnsrt!T,t tne
phone will p'yo Of short DURATION. aeassI ssn.
tho unexpected Interference ithy GAusc !. isu.l
nllA Inconvenience tn parttos who hIts" dsi,y t
~ tho habt Of using tho telvph.n'5s r. ut,c isc-
betWecn their offices aud workshops tn ~, tha
tnrtts, There aeeMs ITO AnalnKy het"e'm ''mcsns
transmission b. letter or tels.'11n and sle ,ahe
inxlnSd r. ny M5 E S MSss =,
tho letates Ut clnlmnn Eotsse would settpst " st
be AdrtEse u thu dtt,la11a tlt lllos9ts ";
nnsFs se Sa H oPFs4 .ut y s4a. ~ .n9 b
Government. f. silent tho xujcct nf e.',5m wrIe il
" sasst 5aS ss9 i n t1s e sasy sss
interlereI with. Thu telephone II tlleniT Gr
, 1880-02-14
THE LETTER-BOX.

There nro letters, pnpers, anil postal-cartls
at this Office for the persn,,s Whose names als-
penr below. Those living out Of tho city
should send their address and three-cent
stamp, upon receipt of which their mail Will
be forwarded. Residents Of Cltcugo can OH
tain their mntl BY cn]ltng ut Room 80 TRll,-
uNE building: -
hturg'ierttc. Household NUncntity.
Heller, T.. Klojn. Icncso.
Oll Timer. *. G.
Nirtp,n beatrice Dion.
, 1880-02-14
LIFE NOT BAN.
u tbs Editor u XhS EAttqao Y{bHHe,

Cll1cA0o Fob. 10.-Alost Md mel, nro keep
esa VI ltyvry-stah1es, In wh!el. tl,Sy haya IS
certain number ut hobby-horscs, tor the COLI
ventenco Ut alI wlIo ,aay colno III tlolr way,
wlathos they want them Or not am not
al. eSccptIop. Alnong tho horses anti In,llcs
in my burn IL One venerable nnlMnl that has
borl.o l'o peacefully upon tho outskirts Of
lIfe's battles fur yeasH. lis goes slowly, atltl
lias thus nIasle lau lato for sonlu Of tlls evils
OF !lfe; hut only laugh. II We Ind golu at
ttlo hreak''eek paca Of tho day, l might l,ayv
fallen oil, aial then souis pue elss would
laugh; Or, might have heen sick, and sor-
!llti, and uncomfortable, This hobby's nan,a
u Happiness. A tatient alinIal, !ncltued to
happiness such n scourging lat week, llu Yas
bnlky,-as bulky ~ Iinlaaln'a ass. hut he
finally checred lilMsuif up, aud said: "rhero
IL all u!lgol In the pAth Ut lneil. whom thsY
, 1880-02-14

TO ns EaasoF o. 1"s CaFeoao Tribune.
l.yoNs, H., FEB. V.-After perlsslng tho let
ter written by Au1Rteur Poet, ln which liD
ev on,ae ~ tie ie cnc,"sIo @ @ t,nt ,o "v @as ~ % n
s'au ~ s''o eu.,a'vn n,,i '"at '... nv "'' ',
BECAUSE woman CONT hot taKo sue'l sour
yicw Of life, and that ie Is melancholy,
sn"phsa sr,a.'t's o'u o'''''c'o'' '''S''A'" ny u"
n.y." .,,.o,, , ,,.,, aonr,,,,, ,,,o ,,,osso,
tTnhi 1ll,loI' "hU WIS acptl'e" t'so nteaSeu
privilege or seeing al' THO glor1e3 ot nature
atul tho ftces Ut ttlusr 80 dear 10 him, urlgl-
ilatctl the saying, livery cloud h,ls i silver
linlug."
II tho wnrtt1 Is sal, 1t shadows are nlore
, 1880-02-14
PUI>I,lk1s, ETC.
~ tn Editor Al Ihs Chicago Tribune,

AulsoRA. III, Jan. sa.-Imngine my Bnr-
prise, kind fslollds, npon rcadi1lg all artlcle In
Saturdays issue fr0M one WHO feels quite
well acquainted with all OF The Home ba.Hl,
with tltIs question: "Wlero IL Susan Nip.
Der who used to write such funny letters On
matrlmony p't
Now, OF al! things, to be accused Of writ
, 1880-02-14

,ETRATEoHl,, Ont. Aug. j. ls14.-fiafiasfk fkiSty
cnIAe Hllnnst entirely cured VI extreme ast
through tho usu Ut Feiluws COMPOUND 1}aes ~ }ast
Hypophsphies, fesl It but just Y pna " nn,sJ.
OIL feG0r4. Ny o.ls0 had resisted u! nt9fIt fIt,InS5f
cInes, but s4cosiInbV1 to three bottles ~
Mypophosphitra. Gus. II, l0lts1s'''
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FRANKFORT, April 16.-In the Senate
House bill for the benefit of the homeless
and friendless of Covington was rejected
the Speaker voting in the negative.
House bill to incorporate the town Of
Central Covington was taken up. Pending
consideration, the sad event of the death ol
Colonel Jere W. South occurred in the Sen
ate Chamber, and the Senate adjourned
until this morning at o'clock.
The following bills were passed:
MIR. Jones' House bill providing penal
ty where Judges of elections refuse admis
sion to candidates or their representative.
to places where votes are being counted.
Mr.. Marsh's House bill, giving Common
Pleas Courts jurisdiction in cases of man
damus.
MIR. Morey's House bill, providing tina
paupers shall be removed to the countie
to which they belong.
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Radiant Matter.
[Belgravia.1


When the man of science deals with
some hitherto unexplained phenomena OF
Nature, he first collects all the available
facts, and then casts about in his mind
for some hypothesis which will bring
them into harmony with one another.
The latter process has been well called
the Scientific use of the imagination"
and is illustrated by the history of every
physical discovery. Thus the theory Of
gravitation, which brought so many ter
restrial and celestial phenomenainto har-
mony with law, was, In the first instance,
leap of the Imagination on the part of
Newton. The undulatory theory of light
sprang from the effort of great mind
endeavoring to coordinate vast body of
facts, which fell into order under its ap-
plication. In the same way: DIR. Joule
imagined that heat is a mode of motion
among the ultimate particles of mat
ter; and the truth of his brilliant
"guess" was shown by the competence OF
the theory to explain all the phenomena
which heat exhibits. Among these guesses
of genius, many have been futile; Others
have failed after carrying their authors
far on the road to explanation; while
there are some provisions which were
correct, though they were not capable of
proof at the time when they were made.
Perhaps no physical philosopher ever
possessed a more forward-looking mind
than Faraday, and certainly none ever
made more use of the scientific imagina-
ton. Many of his views only waited for
verifcation until the means of research
had been enlarged or improved, and
among these his anticipations in regard
to what he termed the radiant condition
of matter have received remarkable con-
frmation in some results which have
been obtained, and quite recently given
to the world, by Mr.. Crookes.
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Iouse refusing to concur in reduction to

House refusing to concur in reduction to
$40 900.
Bills passed as follows:
Halloway's bill preventing Telegraph
Companies from contracting for the exclu-
sive rights of way.
Jo9es hill Furnishing Election Judges
for refusing the presence of candidates du-
ring the counting of vote.
Murray's bill providing for the removal
OF paupers to place of legal settlement.
March's bill giving Common Pleas Court
jurisdiction in mandamus cases.
Moore's bill preventing the incorporation
of Building Associations
The Governor sent to the Senate at noon
the following nominations for Trustees un-
der the Pond bill.
Deaf and Dumb Observation-Disclosures C.
Sessions, of Franklin, one year, R.; Willis
s. Jones, of Pike County, two years, d.. /;
James Watson, OF Franklin. three years, d. |;
John A. Patterson. of Highland four years,
r., and Augustus H. Mass, of Erie, five
years, r.
Blind Asylum - Harmon Austin. of
Trumbull, for one year; Edward F. Dray-
ton, OF Ashland, two years; John G. Eng
lish, OF Franklin, three years; Samuel d.
Houpt, of Hancock, four years, and James
AoihuoAtoI, VI II rTdHhlin, lve yedis
Soldiers and Sailors Home-Charles H.
Grosvenor, of Athens one year; VIM. s.
Furay, Franklin, two years; James A.
Bope, of Hancock, three years; Brisbin c.
Blackburn, of Coshocton, four years; AL
bert NJ. Stark, of Greene, for five years
Penitentiary-Wendell Churchill, of Mus
kingum Erastus F. Blair, OF Brown; Ed
son s. Stiokney, of Seneca; Thos. Duncan,
of Marrow; Henry Loewer, of Franklin.
Athens Asy lum-Geo. F. Davis of WASH
ington; Simon W. Pickerington, of Athens;
p. B. Ewing, OF Fairfield; John E. Hanna,
of Morgan, and Horace Horton, Of Meigs.
Reform Farm-John d. Martin, of Fair
field; John Hunter, of Stark; Lewis Miller,
of Summit; H. J. Reinmund, of Fairfield,
and Geo. w. Gather, of Cuvahoga.
At the Governors request the message of
Tuesday was returned, and Rees R Hender-
son, of Delaware, was nominated for Trus-
tee of the Girls Industrial Home, in place
OF John McSweeny, of Wayne.
There is great opposition to several ap-
pointments, especially that OF Grosvenor.
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Ohio Legislature.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
HOUSE,


National Associsted Press TO the Star
COLUMBUS, April l6.-Strongs Senate bill
to quiet title when party has had equit-
able adverse possession for twen'y-one
year, was passed.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Greene pro-
viding for the removal of foreign trustee
upon wards becoming resident OF State.
By Chapman-Amending code in refer
ence to bills Of exceptions and error petit
tions.
The fifth Conference Committee on the
appropriation bill was appointed, the
Senate refusing to recede from the
$31, 900 Longview Asylum item, and the
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Specials to the star
LAwRENcEBURG, IND, April 16.-The
Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance of the State Of Indiana,
organized at Guilford, this county,
Wednesday. E. J. Morris, Grand Scribe
and c. Jetchel, Grand Worthy, OF Gin
cinnati, were present to assist. The
following were elected officers to serve
one year: J. W. Mathews, OF Guilford,
Ind, Grand Worthy Patriarch; d. Len
ard, Of Muncie, Ind, Grand Worthy
Associate; w. H. Harton, of Greendale,
Grand Scribe; M. Norton, Of Manchester,
Ind, Grand Conductor; ]. W. Robinson,
of Lawrenceburg, Grand Chaplin; S. T.
P. schooley, of Wright's Corners, Grand
Treasurer; T. J. Dawson, of Guilford
Grand Seminal. The next meeting will
be held at Lawrenceburg, Ind, October
18th, 1880.
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"a
is ABSOLUTELY"
WHAT the WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

S> ,,overy Of petroleum
From sss.sp, sss ."as ps Of sssas S
as, ssss sssn ,ssa, sns prop
oil s,ss na,s r, sss.' ss. ps,so
s',ss. Every 1ss ~sss ,s
lsn sn'Ts " can be r'''es.s srs coated with
sssn. .. ss an unless asss ,sst and it s ,s tn. aD.
.sppssns .s,1s that s s It ssn srsr na made
s.ss,ssns ss sse which
Its sa, .s. ar. =, 50 high ass.ss, ,s
ss'o so other oil seass sss.ns
sns %, feature sas skill
The only s, sas Offensive ss, sss' the he
q ,, on: y s sas " s::; sss
s,nss ns,,sn's ne ss e, ,n Of
sossn costly which ,s,al, as the .'na1sa ~sn
being s,ssrs 's The s,ss''saa .ss nraa hal.
:: :; =: :: e.: :: : :: :; FL; 6:
""a ,s ss the best hair on bald s1asu sss
proa,ssa for 'ss,,snsiul and stss sars,sls Of
sna snssser. It does n0s o. other dsAssss sortn,
% :; :: : :. :: :; :;
:: :: :: =: : : :; $:
bestowed upon ~ ~
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You have allowed your bowels to become
habitually costive your liver has become
torpid, the same thing ails vour kidne, S,
and you are just used up Now be sensible,
get package of KidneyWort, take it faith
fully and soon you will forget you've got
any such organs, for you will be well
man.
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OOO CHOICE SELECTIONS FOR ELOCU-
| EUU TIONISTS and school exhibition, dia-
Io9ues, &c, 25c, JESSE HANEY d CO.,
| 1i9 Nassau street. New York.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY. 18th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ GUIDING STAR, W. B. Miller, Ma
LrH2i& ter For freight or passage apply on
- board. or to Royse 4 Moesett, Agents
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY. 18th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
RsS = ANDY BAUM, Hiram Vinton, Master
-sstslsss For freight or passage apply on board,
ssdassshs or to james 8. Wise, Superintendent,
No 70 Public Landing,
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DAvrrs,ll1., ca, ,
Gas. 1.,s'v.s Nov. . ls7sss.'
nseiass!nr q Co., s.,
n,l DEAR srss-rt.L.
efVa's,s Of tss cot. Of Informing great ,a,'
suits Of Ilos' tbs gratifying re-. re-.
three als e in my own case. ~AGo. so
bald bald aa' sn, been conp's,n'yy M y, my
had quit. smooth, al and I
hope of restee,,.en sven up any
the D'a adyss., weeks ago i iu no.je.1 as,.;
BoLINEt. ','ement a of CAR.
g1lamsndation " o1 'hs rec
i Concluded f. 81 ,. a friend,
good 'p. rs.a1: any great hop. ''.i', =, ,
have nsw ns'"l'', hovev..pr'' .p' Of =
- month, and to ies' than
Asrseabls as,o.i ~ my most
ny head Is ccoa.nshnent, con
iSo,s1sd Ss.'.s with a taInmpls'ely ana 10
ssaaithy ~a' growth "s, y, short,
WINE winch has .yerv OF hsir,
.nce Of Continual appear
!. aAa a., I Confidently ,ss1sw'h; ROY,
pleteIy a. It as Com
my youth. wv " was in
o,,.t,. ! take great D,....
Di., D1is,fiAs you this hIi.sssurs ss..I in
A'ai, and vnu sestimo
ssa,s.'''1a sams. %, to publish aiss my n,
oAAs; n; 3; win,
s,,.,., DAvisviiies,'6E x,
bsfors ssfas''rIbsd rib and .r.,S u'l .
November ,a,s ,o.s sth day q,
"A5s 3. xrya
Notary PSSSa. PtSS
ney at Law wv, s., a., Attor.
ooro, Ma,s .ofsh Attle.
more than t,y says: "Fo,
been q, Of ~. my Sess ss'l' 81 |
60" 90. hair a. sv,n ssi,,, aad he,
out some slxas aas',,,srd ..ld bali
49,
~ PRIZE. 0Ne mi
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FRIDAY. 10th. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ = TELEGRAPH, E. 8. Morgan, Master.
Freight received at all hours on Wharf
- boat, foot Of Broadway. W. HonsheIl,
SuDerintpndent
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( READ THE TESTIMONIALS, 5

~ try your
I was ,nua'd lsr and the efec"
ears nave been simply ns,r wvI1 na.
hsen ,a,. seen for years hicl
% Ussw aw appears s0sct a tn.
growth to be sow s,p", nsarl, as
is growing NJ hair does AFTER REL
rapidly y, YOU may use INV
it ,.s is sN;, testimonial # T., y1o ,o
choose, a. aaT ruth" u
ALFRED pH1Lnil1r,ss, pH'sl1,s,
n.,,naist, AIs Of alover.ts',a,sssi l't. ass
NY, says: " NY ;sT.. and
,,,sd n, "a cABBoLi.ssaS,l, .sa,,us Of
she has now .~. : TOP Of her
fhsads s.sa an ,Ts h., been entirely
het ', rs for years"
0''0 1,1.,l
| pososSshNils ss. ISIS. J
s,,,-B, tbs per'','a'urSs,. ,a US.
SSf,1epoLiSn Of : 1s1s1 on .n,sh ms pssa ssa
Sseu bald for W. !. . nice
.ssr,s .ss NOV :, ..,' I 's. ss sss,.,,,s:s; :, ssss
that surptiss,y the fac
that has a,ssS,pIsIt,iAMs, Spstl MD.
A'''Nl-. Wv, ?. HALL,
.,.be oates s;x weeks'
writss; "Ai'e, that
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For POmerOy,

For POmerOy.
SATURDAY, 18th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
% POTOMAC, James Kirker. Mas
Laa&.5R ter. Freight received at all hours on
dssxsxES Wharfboat foot Of Broadway. W.
Sunt
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For POunerOy.

STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
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SPRINGFIELD. q.
,hu n, ,oaiinu tn-ninbt

8PKIN0FIELD. a
Murphy meeting tonight.
Mr.. Lucius Smith Of Xenia will lecture
tonight in the Central NJ. E. Church.
The Junior Order u. A. M. will have
a grand supper ball on Thursday, April
10Th.
No arrests were made yesterday. How
often does this happen? Is it the eighth
wonder of the world?
Miss Ella P. Moorman, of this city,
has Just returned home, after three
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No change in the price of hemp-still
G8.
The price of wool still remains about
the same-40 cents.
Miss Lula Jackson has returned home
from visiting friends in Versailles.
Mr.. John G. Young lectures tonight
at Melodeon Hall. Subject: ''The Lost
Arts"
The first wool of the season has been
received in the city. Rather early for
shearing.
The University Football Club went to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-30
Sherih's Sale.

by virtue and authority of q special
IL execution, issued from the Office
of the clerk of the Audrain Cir
cult Court of Audrain County,
Missouri, returnable at the Octo-
Der term, 1880, of said court,
and to me directed, in favor of
the State of Missouri, and to the use
of B. f. Dobyns, collector of the rev.
enue of Audrain County, Missouri,
and against the unknown heirs of
Peter Homer, deceased, L have Levied
upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim of the
said unknown heirs of Peter
Homer, deceased, of, in and to
the following described real estate,
to-wit: One hundred and twenty
(120) acres, east half of the southeast
quarter, and the northwest quarter
of the southeast quarter, of section
(27) twenty-seven, township {51)
: fifty-one, range (5) five, all lying and
! being in said county, and State of
Missouri, and | will, on tss.s..
Thursday, the 7th day of Oct, 1880,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, at the east front
court house door, in the city of Mex
leo, County of Audraln aforesaid,
sell the same, or SO much thereof as
may be required, at public vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, to satisfy said execution and
costs. I'll. GLAsCOCK. q
Sheriff of Audrain County, Mo-.
Sept. 10th, 1880. 22-4w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-30
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue and authority of an exc
cution, issued from the office Of the
clerk of the Pike county circuit court
of Pike county, Missouri, returna-
Bile at the September term, 1880, of
said court, and t. me directed, in IA
o of Warren W. Fowles and Adolf
plus Atkins, and against Winfield s.
Eldec, Matilda Elder. James w. Will
ingham, Thomas III. Musick and S. A.
Craddeck, | have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest and
claim ofthe said Winfield S. Elder,
Matilda Elder, James w. Willingham,
Thomas IL. Musick and S. A. Grad.
dock, of, in and to the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit. Lots /,
2, 8, 4. 5, g., Z and 8, in block 4; lots 3,
4 and 8, in block B; lots 1, 2, 5. 6,
and g., in block 6. Rawlings addition
to the City of Mexico, Audrain coun.
ty, Missouri, all lying and being in
said county, and State of Missouri,
and l will, on
Thursday. the 9TH day of Oct, 1880.
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the after.
noen of that day, at the east from,
court house door, i'll the City of Mex
leo, County of Audrain aforesaid, sell
the same, or SO much thereof as may
be required, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, (sub'
ject to all prior liens and INDUCEMENTS,
to satisfy said execution and costs.
IL. GLAsC0GK,
Sheriff of Audrain County, Mo.
Sept. 10th, 1880. 22-4w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-30
Sherif's sale.

By virtue and authority of a spe-
cial execution, issued from the office
of the clerk Of the Audraln circuit
court of Audrain county, Missouri,
~returnable at the October term, 1880,
of said court, and to me directed, in
favor of the state of Missouri, and te
the use of b. +. Dobyns, collector of
revenue for Audrain county, Nilsson
ri, and against w. Fowles and II. q.
G~albreath, I.haye levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest and
claim Of the said w. Fowles and r,
g. GaIbreath, OF, IN and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
All of Block fifteen t15), county adj
dition to Mexico, Audrain county,
Missouri, all lying and being in the
said county, and State of Missouri,
and l will, on
Thursday, the 9TH day Of Oct, 1880,
between thes.hours Of nine O'Clock, in
the forenoon aud five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the east
front door of the court house. in ths
city of Mexico, county of Aadrain
aforesaid, sell the same, or Sc much
thereof as may be required, at pub.
He vendue, TO the highest bidder
for cashsin hand, to satisfy said exc
eution and costs.
@ s n. GLAscocK,
22.4t. sheriff Audraif county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-30
Sherih's Sale.

RY virtue and authority of a gener-
al execution, issued from the Of
flee of the clerk of the Audrain circuit
court of Audrain County, Missouri,
returnable at the October term, 1880,
of said court, and to me directed, in
favor of the Chicago & Alton R'y Co.
and against George Mcleod. 1 have
levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said
George Mcleod, of, in and to the
following described real estate, to-
wit: The southwest quarter of Sec
aion (30) thirty, township t52) fifty
two. range (6) six, all lying and being
in the said county, and State of Mis-
souri,, and l will, on 2 -
Thursday, the 7th day of Oct, 1880,
between the hours of O'Clock In the
forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, at the east front
court house door, in the city IF Mex
leo, County of Audrain, aforesaid,
sell the same, or SO much thereof as
may be required, at public vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand. Subject to all prior liens, and
~judgments), to satisfy said execu-
ton and costs. 8assN
III. GLASCoCK.
Sheriff of Auarain County, Mo.
Sept. 10th, 1880. 22-4w.