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q prot6g6e, like most women. che has reversed
tho normal distribution OF parts. and is herself
the guardian and benefactor. She had refused
to be viscountess from an apprehension that
her own personality would be cramped and
overshadowod by her husbands. The outcome
OF her self-centred aspirations is that she falls
an easy prey to IN adventures and rascal.
who need her money partly to make themselves
more comfortable. and partly to provide for
their own illesitmate child.
In the drawing Of these figures. Nine. Merle
and Gilbert Osmond. the authors artistic Skill
is etrikingly exomplifled. We know OF few
novelists now writing in English who would not
have been apt to mar the life like effoct of these
characters by too much emphasis. forgetting
been tho perfect cloak we zee them to be. they
never could have played their parts so long
and SO successfully in eociety. and have hood
winked so completely very clever girl. 1t is
notable tribute to the authors conception OF the
man Osmond. and to the consummate execution
OF his idea. that We are unable to lay our finger
jus!iiies the loathng WHICH. in common
with. his wife we gradually conceive
for him. Our flesh creeps and our gorge
rises as II our eye detected across the path we
were to tread the tortuous and slimy track OF
n nosome snake. 1t follows that while the
whole account OF the herone's relations with
her husband may be regarded as powerful
plea in favor Of divorce. yet It does not appear
that Osmonds post-marital conduct. however
detestable. offered any grounds on which q
court unless 1t we're In some OF our Western
tion. The reader. accordingly. cannot fail to
share tho feeling OF hopelessness and ship
wreck with which after n visit to her cousins
deathbed, Mrs. Osmond returns to Italy and
companionship with her miserable husband.
. NJ VIII
The sun., 1881-11-27
10 SictIs.
CuARLEs G. LELASo.

FStan BlarkifosFi Hi9lsine
sn- the Hymn OF Conquered who fell in the battle
The hymn Of the wounded, the beaten who died
Not the jnhilln o the yietors for whoa TIE
stugalug acclaim
OF naupns iited m chorus, whose brows were the
chHpet of taule-
But the hSmn AMI tie humble, the weary tie
trOAen IA heart,
Who sifore and Who failed actrS hrayeiy silent SEi
desperate lart'
Whose youth n IN Is whose
burned IN shes awaf-
From whoss nani shprcd Tie priks they had era ped
AT. who stool at the dying 81 ia
With OF tEeIT Ills a. al eC.d the N, ulI
With de- sh swuopur down Ger their atute and all but
their faith cNeFthryWh
While the voice OF the WORT shouts is eherLs its pzaa
for Ilo,c who have
While the rumle i sounding triumphant and hsh to
the breeze aud the sun
0aybannsI - aEs waving haGdI cappng. Gad hurryinz
isrt
the hcii OF defeat
In adnw. mougst those who fallen and wound
ed and dying-and there
Chant a guism low. place INV hand on their pain knst
ted brows. breathe PRAYER.
Hold the hand thatis hzpess, ani whisper Ibey shy
Who have tue good fht have yauquished the
demon that tempts US within,
Who held to their faith nnsetuced By the prize at
the world holds oil hish
Who have dared tor high cause to suffer resist nsht-
Al need be. 10 die"
speak history whs Lies yietorsi unrOll thy long
Are they those world called the vetors who
won Ihe success ef the day
The s,aryrs ssro' The spartans who fell a. Tier
Plat or Chllktf W. ". sroRT.
The sun., 1881-11-27
The kiug's CAdNvcr.



Duyrr. . q 3iSO-AMEpICA. A D. 1881.
;. 3 NESTS King ct Egypt. the most hiuh
Aud -,ighty pOtentrte al earth. must tie.
so snti the so 'tnsay-T-. wuo woi kcd Ia vain
Tncir ine,ntaton.. to :. i.e,c hi tain o
4 .a1i the wise ,ncn priests t..assCinha on9
And all To save bis lite their best had done.
unmoved he ard his doom. For years a seoro
Hal he heLi sway. ehfih'- gtcacst rmi IRE u'sr.
From where ihc Iub.ei kI.c it, r.>t Eup takes
Out OF the bosom ~ the niguty lakes,
Amti-t the mountains ut THE moon, to where,
Grown ,lur !ish, heated by t,c scorchiu. air.
lie.ntly neiges with ne waiting s'a.
H. word was law Toe kuis supreme was he.
kight rUvally held reicuci. aui all hi> pride
CANE t. his resase. Like "A ki;4; he died.
But thopsh no iear nj death his heart asssiled.
Th-re was "ne awiul thUG-ht AZ which lie qnRtled
1ue ihcuIit tbut worms his b Nv shuuld deNcuI.
Was tpttare H. Inn IN lis iii- ho r.
He eahri hl- nIcuIlnists. hui Maic lncn swear
iney woud the ne aus discover 10 prepare
Hun Tor the t'Hb, SO VI 1 liz shsuii acly
They kept their oa,h. witain the tomb was Laid
Rtmesis. the first piu'ninv ever abaie.
HarS To the hum and bJstir oi the crowd,
TIE brav of brag.n INST uincnts. the iVsd
1pctfer alton OF thc ltsuut man
Ia 81, ert. vuu zee. 'ti> Hnrnunl's CARAVAN
The show ot a "a ual. ui ever, .urt:
Ot gentlemen And adies who eaNort
III httie c otninv W IN the greatest ease;
OF many cost eurtosi ties
AnI lu tiic lati~i ela>s soi may sChold
The body VI kius RhiatsIs OF Old.
His wish Is granted. Dead dve thousand rcars,
upeiiane each feature al his lace appears;
AUD IA mat very i"ot ". .s.c ihat mlrc
His stlcrs sleep meath th"up>' towering mo
A. heaps 1T dnst. hes b pusht - this tar inhi
Ani made SHOW Aiuig "iut a u as baud
He's Shown al day. aud rides at nrht on Trans
III ~, lr iauguins cen lor Tcuiains
Perhaps II n ,me>is eoali speak today
lie wouLi owl up tu has mistake ami S.y.
~ \ man once dcais In gtoi; III" sooner ho
Decays. the better tor hinise.f't~in be-"
The sun., 1881-11-27

Prem n. nisainyfon F0d.
In our hearts is the Great one u Avon
bnyrtvcn.
And We sliuiU The cold SUBMITS once built on
BY AilLbh
But at times not the air that Is rarest
is tIiFsst.
And We long III t;ie valley to follow
Apollo.
Then We drop from tho heights atmospheric
To HrtTtcN,
Or we peur the Gfcck heney grown tbAnder,
Os Lander;
Or sur cosiest nook ~ the shade Is
Where Praei IL,
Or we toss tue iaht bnlbs Vi the n,ocSer
Win l. ekcr
Oh, the song where not ore u tho graces
Tl.Gt leg
where We woo the sweet muses. not starcAly.
But atchiy-
where the vesse. IKE n piper a-Maying.
Comes plstNins,
And the Th y,nc l. a. gay as dancer
In answer
10 will last ill men weary OF pleasure
III measured
II will last I'll men weary Of laughter
And aiterl AUstIs DoesoL
The sun., 1881-11-27
Hi. Reason for Be.ertins.

Mr. Isaac TAYLOR OF Geneva. y. Y. has been
are sfe by the uites Government chagrd Win
seiax the regular army Mr. Taylor nd
nits aud gives the iacts In the Atsr
u thrce years ne was granted furiouEh TO
visit York meet his mother. who Was returning
from India. where she had hren As missionary. He
found her Invalid almost helpless. with means Of
support ile could ia the without leAv
na her. so he deered. and with his mother came To
CieHeya where they have SINCE lived hr Iayl
was taken TO Cleveland An sfort In his beh A!f
will BY cit Of Geneva lie u mhe
Congregational Church and earnest worker in
tbsE v n n A
The sun., 1881-11-27
POEMS WpRTH READING.


fScpa Me Independent
o what climbing plans OF name,
Shinins. battle CONQUERED tame,
In that frstielt sense VI pride
When he perished iron, my sido
In that West-wUflJ, long apo-
Even SO.
All Is won. Yet what Is wonf
All We dared O. dream - done.
Yet had rather rest to-day
where the wide dyed rabints play
Rest as he rests, lunc aud low
Even So
Rsther walk that era scgrown trail,
pe"uled by the mIing quail.
Leading t. that lonely grave
Where ioryuttcu grusses wave,
To minc own grave thAn this SHOW
Even
SOFT and low. sort anil low
Iet S,errns sad ~iuds bow;
am sal, u strange bird blown
BY the tour wtnda rom mine own;
Blown and beaten To sud iro-
Even 40. JOAQUIN M,iAbA
The sun., 1881-11-27
Carey OF Carson.
Fnsa d. 81 LoHi. Rspsa'io,,.

Ffv,a I.s - LoHi, Repstior,.
The ii;ht.nIst lin nbi dsrAlin:.
Asu'rr tue roads We ra>'
Lle- IN the morning -paikhng
A.deW dtups on tIc grass.
H'vn 81 The deed, ~ darkness,
Winch cone ike midssht dews.
AppsHr as sparkling itus
Next morniiis III Tue heNA
Away in Carson City.
Far in the SILVER Land.
fhere i've. On. Jus',ee Carey.
A man of head ani hatri,
And as upon t!ii> taJIc
The Juige smoaIlsi sat
There rowiist ~ \ ,"ughur
Who wore as-lows Rat
He looked u.on the Justice.
hut uI- Ju-tce d.d not badge
Buui the ,ou,'s>ier warb!cd.
'Say-iout Na.i know mc, JudfcP ~
"I ina" said Carey. ine-siy,
Your lace ia vel AaO.-
sent YOU ~ Tor stealing
horse year asu'
"Av. thsti. lust the hairnln
I am. AMI that, NV lins;
And arGe ~ twenty duHtrs
I've bruNgat to pay tne fine."
"You owe uu nne,' slii 't'cy,
luur uGi-b bIent l. O',r"
Not yet" rv JlI-i tar rover.
1--WE come 10 nave some more.
"Fus,ra,e ssa,ul: ami battry
Tn gong to commit,
Apd Nou' the mHurHiui victim
That int nj 10 Int
Aud give yuu such n scrampin
As never Was. nOhOw.
An1 ~, To- save the iawln',
1guess III settle now
Up rose the court In sple ndor;
Young man, your Start ~ iair.
Sail ~, NV sun. SAL over,
And We vii cal, 1t -guttel
o. IN ugun \ our Chances
Perhaps y"u may ~ u.is=;
] like L. see younJ h"r'e,
AnlbiuuLin lnc tlis'
The Young one ~ tho rIier
Went ia with all ms belt.
And. hAe ilyIn' b"Gfirr.
I urce lri uut l'I- ie't.
The Court. IN haste. ducAei under
It's hc Il uncommon -pry,
The liile'l the intruder
With u guncher IN tie eye
A regular right handler:
Aud Ike a cannon bsl.
1h- Iuuus man, miIrn iIeTcnsaiOiei.
Went us~r 10 tne wal
In iG.t about - second.
lac Court wIth all ITS vim,
Like II iash vines Ger die meadow,
Went climbing over HIM.
Yea. as The tumpstn chambers
ABOVE an lndIan grave,
Or ~, iic Mississippi
I,iudeT- Nitn H. wave.
And mcrrlly SO, sovSr
4 town ia happy sport,
k'.n So lnnt man HAs climbeTei
All over BY The court
And In about minute
That party wa. 50 raw,
lie would have seemed stranger
tniO h = ueaIvst -.IlltH,
Til he WAS solt AMI lender.
This moTsel once - tuu.h,
AMI then, IN sal surrender.
lie moaned aloud. EuCuyhN"
He rose, aud Justice Carey
Said to him ere he went,
IL do mol think the fishun'
Yau did was worth cent:
Icharge tor time two dollars.
As slawyers should, It's pain;
The balance ot the twenty
/ give yUu back again
-Iliss TO be obligin'
To iotks with ali nv powers.
So when you neNt want fiShtin'
Don't crme Ia fice hours,
only make my charges
For whats ia legal tine
Drop IN, my sun. tIl> evrUin',
Aud IA not eharse diiroh
The young man sook the Euerdon.
As he had ia'Cn the scars;
Then took himself AWKWARD
To the '1iuia Cry cars
IT'S glorious when heroes
Go IN To right their wrongs;
Busn you're ouls hAirp,ns.
On. then beware VI tJEssl
CHARLES G. LELA
The sun., 1881-11-27
Fratrieldes.
Frou lA. RIllinor. S,uI

A party of Centsevills sports men surrounded
dock Of geese and shot thrss o lhrn esfage may dS
esTsIsd lhsp - b uns sss's.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23

i nave the llneSt stock OF Reap
ers anu Mowers that was ever SNIP
pea 10 Chllllcotne' CONSISTING OF
DucNeye sell raNes, troopers anu
Mowers anu "hoyce Sell kakes,
DIoPPcrs anu mowers oall ana see
V'''in' % VI W. A. JACOBS
An eScpcdinOlv hp1vv and doshin 1
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
InnHGi report Of county SchOOL
comm iSstOHcr.

7 Number Of white persons in the coun-
ty between and 30 years Of age, male,
! 3,595; female, SSH; total, 1886.
Number Of colUred persons in the
county between 6 and 20 years of age,
male. 229; female, 2l7; total, liG.
Number Of white children attending
the public schools daring ,ha year male,
ESQ; f,mtlt, ,7oi; toad, 5,ljf.
Number of cJlorcd children attending
The public schools during the y'ar, male,
| l5S; female, lji; total, 3l2.
Total number of days attendance by
all such children, ilS,33t.
Average number OF days attendance
by each child, IS.
Average humber of days school has
been taught, l5S.
Average number of scholars attending
each day, in each district, %.
- Number Of teachers employed in the
county during the year, llG.
Salaries of teachers per month during
the year, male, S37; female, s9I.
Average cost per day for tuition of
each scholar, G cents.
Number of chi i'drcn that may be seat
ed in the school rooms, $500.
Value of property owned by the dis
tricts, $SS,jGO.
Assessed valuation OF the county,
Si,O34, ,l3G.
Amount per $lOO levied for school
purposes on assessed valuation, 10 cents.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at the beginning of the
wear, IS, ,7OS.O2.
Tuition fees received from non.rcsi-
dents, $3.50.
Public funds received for our credit
by county treasurer, $lG,G79.
District tax received for our credit by
county treasurer, S2i i,jjG,jj.
Total receipts. $jO,323.57.
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers wages during the year,
$2G,l50.
Fuel during the year, $2,00l.ll.
Repairs or rent during the year, ST.
1876 so.
Apparatus, incidentalI, &C., $2,l29.45.
Erection of school houses or purchase
of sites, 5000.
Defraying past indebtedness, ,$6,lSl, 80.
Salary of district clerks, 1927.
For library, SlGO.
Total expenditures, SiO,2Si4l.
Cash on hand, at credit with county
treasurer, al0,039.lG
C. K. !. MCINTURFF,
County Commissioner.
June 18th, 1881.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
TRIED IND TRUE.
TRIED IND TRUE.
ErcPy BOttie Of MdrSh'> Tonic is.
FinOent IN Uarrdntcd to Cure
Did rhTd, DySenfery, ChOttId
HitUntHIR dIld al BOWeL
COMPLAINTS.

We hereby authorize all druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere
TO guarantee .NarShS Tonic AStriH-
gent to cure Diarrhma, Dysentcry,
Cholera MOrbus, Cholera Inliantum,
Summer Complaint, Spasmodic Col
lc, Cramps and Gripping Pains in the
Stomach and Bowels. Chronic Niar-
rh~a and Dyscntery, and all relaxed
and dcrangcd conditions Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, and to return the
money in every instance, where it
fails to doall claimed for it,and charge
the same at cost to Us, or TO the
wholesale dealer from whom il was
obtained, who will charge it to us.
MARSH Bros, Kansas City Mo-,
Manufacturers and rroprictors.
-NuSh's Toair Aatyjayant is pecu-
harry adapted to children Of all ages
as well us to adults, being pleasant
to the taste and safe in It's action.
Price 30 cents. For sale by Vincent
Il Thornton, Chillicothc, and by
druggists everywhere.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
Farmers Attention !!

| have Just received car load OF
the "Roycc' Reapers and Mowers,
TO which ! invite the attention OF
those wishing a LIST class machine.
This machine Is attracting great at.
tention throughout the East, where
1t has been sold for the past years,
and cannot help but please our MIS-
soun farmers. The Sell Rake Reap.
er weighs only 5G5 pounds all com-
plete and will run with about one
half the draft of other machines. II
is built on new principle, and of
first class materials, and is fully
warranted. Tho price is also very
low. ! have self rakes, droppers
and mowers and can suit everyone.
Call and examine il.
30u W. A. JACOBS.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
Utica items,

EDITOR CRISIS; The Utica people are
making preparations 10 celebrate til,
Fourth in Chillicothe.
Mrs. r. X. Kit is quite i'll.
Mrs. j. A. Mccoy lett on Monday fol
Kansas.
The Utica cornet band is fourishing.
What We would Ike to kuow-Ir Ger.
tain clerk In one of our stores ever got
his ten cents? There seems to be some
Kind ola story about Jess Hit, prairie
chickens and Guinea liens; will Mi.
Hit be kird enough to explain?
Grand River is on a boom; some pros.
poets Of an overflow.
Our nurseries are employing some
forty men and boys. UrICArE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23

AT Teaping match which took place
on the farm of Mr.. l.. G.. Hill, about five
miles north of town, three years ago, Mr..
Hills son, Frank, lost n watch. 1t was
supposed at the time to have been stolen,
but its whereabouts remained mystery
until last Saturday, when Mr.. S. L. Hill,
Franks brother, who was plowing in the
same field, found the long lost wa tch.
Of course, It was not in very good run.
ming order.
Mr.. Joe. W. Bowman, of st. Louis,
sOn-in-law of Mr.. &. p. Pepper, Of this
city, has been appointed AS Post Office
Inspector, with headquarters at st.
Louis, Post Onicc Inspector is an i'm
portant position and one of considerable
responsibility. The GlJDe-DImOcrat
speaks very highly of Mr.. Bowman and
compliments his past services as an as.
sistant Of Col. Schaurte. We adj our
testimony to that of the Globe Demo.
Gratis for we know Joe to be a very eX-
celent, worthy and competent young
man. We congratulate hi II Oh his pro.
motion.
Trenton Times: The day OF rcsur-
rection has comc-to the bones in the
mounds on the bluffs across the river, y
party of men, with spades and other i'm.
plcmcnts used in digging, made an eX-
cava:ion in one Of the mounds one day
last week and succeeded in uncauhing
several haskctsml of bones in different
states of preservation. Then, on last
SUNDAY, another party labored to un.
earth some and succeeded in finding some
ornaments and pieces OF pottery The
mounds in which these bones were found
is about two miles northwest of town,
on bluff overlooking the river, The
indications are that the bodies have been
laid in there in layers on each other, and
all AT one time. The mound which was
diggcd into is about 90 by 90 feet, then
there are smaller ones near by. On
each of these mounds are grow Ing large
trees and the relics found indicate that
they were made by race OF people who
were more skilled in the arts than the
American Indians.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
TuasdaY fine Eiiih tap Of luIy. IGSI.

between Il 4 hours Oiuinc O'Clock III thr forenoon
aud live O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court
lIpusc dunrin the Cily Ot ChlllicOlhc, county u
liyinlstun and State OF Missouri, and darIu-
the session Of the County Court Of sail county,
sell AZ public auction to the highest bidlcr, lot
cash ~ land, AL llH rshl, title and intcrt OF
ihc said Rachael hn'hIny, drcr;is 'd, IN alI to
the following described real estate, situated in
thc county Of Livingston AMI state Ol Missouri,
60 wit:
The south east quarter OF the nOrth-wcst
quarter ana The northwest quarter ui the
nprIh west qnariCr pf .C'ti i'm lpui I |, township
hlty-nlnc ljvi, range wcny-twD I2.i
JAMES A..WNLkEE,
,.,,i,.t. tr,,,..
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
TueSdaY,the Fifth day Of July, A. D. 1881,

D0tWrrn The nouns OIninQ O'cIOck IN The lOrlnOln
and five o'clock in tn. afternoon OF that day, ~
the Court House door, in the city Of thiliculhc,
county 0l Livingston and state ri Missouri, arl
during the session oi the County Court uf said
county, sell n public auction, In the CHEST bd~
der, for cash In hand. all thi right, titeand III
terc.t of the said William lluds sns deCCa sed, IN
and to The following described real estate, sitn'
atcrl in the county Of Livingston aDd state Of
NJ souri,, to wit:
The sOutl-ca-t q1artCr OF the northeast quar-.
ter, AMI the northeast quarter of lh' Oniu cusi
pilrcr NJ section MIN, twnsh!p Eity-acIcn,
ran-c tWeuty five.
WAEKEN u IlUDGINSl r,..,,,,,.,..
WILLIAM Il. lltDGiNS '''''''Ni''
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
The Best
PORTRAITS.

Pictures of strictly the hest quality
can only be obtained at Dunlap's Gallery.
To prove this you have only to pick up
your album and look through and you
will find that Dunlap's photos are far su-
perior to all others, as regards good
lighting, good positions, good express
sions, appropriate accessories and beau
tiful finish.
Ladies' and children's pictures spe-
olalty. 25tf
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
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TRACTION.

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B"0gtcs! Baygics! Bagg,cS!

BHODics! BHD0icS BH0D'cS!
To meet competition in cheap bug
gies, We have been compelled to fQ,g in
stock an open buggy and Il top buggy,
which we can sell lower than the LOWEST,
and we will guarantee them to be Us good
as any cheap buggy made. Call and see
before buying. We keep On hand Il fine
assortment of buggics, spring wagons OF
OUR OWN make that cannot be cAccllcd in
finish or quality by any body, and at
prices that defy competition.
Call and sec us, your own carriage
manufacturers, before sending your mo-
ncy away and being Swndled in the bar
gain. Aft STAFFORD \ PRNGLE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Fever Il Aguo
SUMMERVILLE,
TIE
Slack Street Groceryman,

NORTH OF THE u. s. ST. 10 DEpor,
Offers you some special inducements:
Best basket fired Jap tea, 20 cents.
Best uncolored Jap tea, 20 cents.
Best moune gunpo Sder tea, SO cents.
Best English Breakfast tea, so cents.
IS lb kit mackrell, 50 cents.
3lb can tomatoes, IS cents.
4 box sardlnes, IS cents.
All other groceries in proportion. 1t
you want real bargains in the line of
groceries, don't forget to call on me.
3S. WIN. SUMMERvIILE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23

Bvvrtur an,iauthority ola 5pc 'al execution
for bLr laNu0, issued from the Office OF the CLERK
Of tn Circuit Court VI Livingston GOulfy, M>-
souri,, ana Ia me directed in favor OF the state O
Nj sSruri M the relation an To the use of An
drew \. Sportsman Collector Oi the rrvcrnc a.
Livingsinn ruunty in the state of Miss luri, aud
agii !st JChn u. ShGrn N aud Amaulhus j mes
upon Ia lgment for back taxes ON the Ina c,
tate h"lcinul,er des bed, for the vGars ISL,
lN12, ISI" 1874, 1873 1876 l"77 and 1878, aud for
IN" enforcement of tnr lien of pllm,G ayaias
sai real estate n 'retor have lrvicl upon An
scll It all the right, tie ami interest OF said de-
icul.nti %, IN AMI tp the lo,loNins described
rac- ct real estate si,ualed IN LiNm Is On co M.
ty, Missouri, to wit:
Lot siN m in block iwntY-nin' T!lI old su..
lcY u the city OF ChilliGulhc, and Will on
TUESDAY, TUE l2'h DAY OF JULY, 1851,
between the hours oi9 o'ulucf, A. NJ, ana )
O'clDCl, =, NJ, Of sad day, al the Court Il luse
door, in the Gl.y Of Jhi!liiDthr, Livingston coun.
N and STATE of Missouri, and wdila the Circuit
Court OF LNin stun county is in sc sion, sell The
said rcn estate at pahlir auction, Tor cash. to the
highest bidder to sItisly said exc cutun and
costs. ISAAC LEEpLR,
~ Sheriff Of Livingston county, Missouri.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
4~ocyuvc.,
$ {, O,
]. B. OSTRAND 5R & CO.,

Have the best grades of Lard Oil, Cas-
Tor OIL and WEST VA. LUBRlCAT,
ING OIL, for Farm Machinery, at
the CORNER DRUG STORE.
Prices always as low as the lowest.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23
Executors Sote Of Reat Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue oran
ncwct order Of made by the Probate Court
Of Livingston county, S'a.r of Missouri, at the
May, ls>', term thereof, |. george Lydirk, EX-
ccutor Oi the estate Of John rihcar' deceased,
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