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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29
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GsLI Of LAND IN FAIRFAX CUUN~
~ 19.-Pu.susnL 10 decres rendered al the
ruvembsr term, 1879, Of the Circuit Court Of
Fairta, county in the cult Of .. w. Hunt snd
others Va Thompson Javins ex'1. and deVisees
the undersigned Commissioners of ale. on MON.
DAY, the 10TH dAy OF MAJ, 1881 (cuur. day. at
II o clccE m wall sell st public auction be.Jrs
int uour. ouse door Of said county, A TRACT
OF LAND telOngihg to the estate Of Thompson
Jsvins deceased lying in said county on the
kosIirg Roa1 about f ye mites from Alexandria
This land ID Of ekceiient qIailty, is well waiered
and is il proved By A DWELLING H1USE
and other bulldogs. The tract contsi a.
scres more or less, but will be sJd in paIcsls 10
SUIT purchasers
Is. ". GsiIlysrd, esq will show the land 10
those deslring To rui,ha=e.
Terms OF tsle: Ore tenth of the purchase
money baud, the raiiiue in three equal an
rusl payments t be secured by the Notes of The
purchaser With good personal security and bear.
Ing Interest from day Uf sale; titled TO be re"
tanned ill last pay meat ls mace.
7 THoaAS {; IA 5 i Ao6RE. comn'rs of ssle.
The commissioners reserve the right to expose
the Above property to ssle in lois, ia accordance
with plot to BIZ exhibited on the day of sale.
nniC -dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29
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ss'OA = GN ].

-, - -. ~ hI.',r :, ,.ra- 20. ss.sy H.
- !aa !t,.B II j&SI v.EiUn oHUHE 40.
Il. iA!aE lt'gc! 5UD"!aR bac6 I, Aar, eL a.!ey.
seri1 - - ) NO.. & aOH5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29
DY VIRTUE of deed of trust executed BY
u Oh hi,= y 5,aa huaz aat. |. b

pY VIRTUE of deed of trust executed by
D Christopher Hvde bearing dsts the lith
day of JanusrV, 1868 and Of record in iiber Z
No.. 8 page l76, of the land records Of Ale1sn-
dria county. the undersigned, trustee in said
deed named and at the request Of the psrty
therebs secured, will eXDose to sale ut pubic
auction on SATURDAY, the seventh Gay Of
May, 1881 at II O'clock m. on the promises in
tn" county of Alexandria, Va, the following
described property, t., wit:
a LOT OF Gt;OUNU, containing six acres,
titunle Oh the Washington road ne,r the Poor's 8
with all the improvements thfraunto belonging,
together with so mucn as now romans Of lot
Of HDUSEhOLJ and KITCHEN FURNI-
;i.' No. locIuoi!g nsas' heasts.ls, tables,
and olher artlclea OF Household Furniture; also
two Hor.es. one Cow and Calf, oae Wagon and
Cart, and lot Of Farming Utensils, being the
property by said deed conveyed.
Terms Of SRo: Cssn
sl6-:d FnAACiS SRUMAN. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

4 XECUTORS NOTIOE-Having qualified
IL a. executor of d. r. BRASR8AR, d.,
all parties are hereby notified to call and settle
lheir Indebtedness and sl persons having
claims against the estate will present them for
payment Messrs. j. 4. Tackett & 90. are su-
thorIz d to receipt for ell monies due the estAte
on nute or on open account
sg23-lm u. G. D1CKENSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

Virginia: Corporation Court Of the city Of
Alexandria Clerks Office April 22d, 1881.
This certificate of limited partnership WAS pre-
sen!sd and having been acknowledged before Q
Notsry Public so mitted to record.
Teste: MORTON MARYR, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

NJ OTIOE.-All persons indebted to the es-
~ tAte of CHALKLEY GILLINGHAM.
deceased, late Of Fairfax county, Va are re-
quested to make payment to tbe subscriber. and
tnose having claims against the estate may pre-
sent them DULY authenticated to
WA RRINGTON GILLINGHAM,
aplS-w4W* Administrator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-14

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
BLANK No. Is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-14
The College Of st. Louis
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL
Business Academy.
nNnITTV nAET n T

VNNHIS INSTITUTION, BEING REMOTE FROM CITY
II allurements, is an acknowledged safeguard for morals.
For salubrity of climate is unrivaled. The buildings are
large and commodious while the grounds afford the pupils
opportunities of healthiul and manly exercises.
moral culture of the pupils. Non-Cathoic pupils will be free
to attend the religious exercises or not, according as their
parents or guardians may desire.
Pupils are received al any time during the year.
No reduction will be made from regular charges, except for
absence, caused by protTacted illness.
No leave of absence during the scholastic year, except at
the College vacations, or by special permission.
Each pupil must, on entering, obtain one suit of uniform;
which, with all other necessary clothing, &C., will be furnished
at moderate cost by the College; but none of these will be
provided by the College unless by special arrangement.
Payments are to be made quarterly, and invariably in ad-
vance.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
Is CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMERCIAL.
Latin, Greek, French, German, Spanish and Italian
are taught. Particular attention will be paid to the English
language in all its branches. Literature, Mathematics, pure
and mixed, History, Geography, Chemistry, and Natural
Philosophy, &c, &c.
TERMS:
Board, Lodging, Tuition, and Washing for Scholastic
Entrance lOUO
vacation at College. 4OOO
Music-VOcal and MISUNDERSTANDING and Modern
Languages. Extras.
DAY PUPILS
senior .SoCOO
The Scholastic Year consists of two sessions, each comprising
6. periOd of five months. The First Session commences on the
goth of August. The Second on the goth of January.
For all and further particulars apply 10
REV. w. j. LARkIN. President,
No. IS Beretania Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-14

Mutual Iife--~".. "."".. $1,000, ".""" ".--"" $1,000"
New York
Equitable Iife~"""~~~"~."-
New England
Pacific Mutual of SacramentO~"""~~"""-"""""
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-14
Evening School Department Of
ST, COLLEGE,

The President has decided to include this branch in the
Curriculum of the College.
Its object is to afford all classes Of the community the
means of acquiring a Theoretical and Practical knowledge of
all Commercial and Business transactions in daily use; and
also 10 give an insight into the workings and applications Of
the different trades, which is so essential in these Islands.
THE THEOR ETICAL BRANCH
Will be under the supervision of the President and Professors
of the College. THE PRACTICAL, and most important
branch will be specially attended TO by representatives from
the various master-artizans among US, who have kindly and
generously promised their services to this useful and valuable
enterprise.
They will alternately devote an hour each evening TO the
task of imparting this practical knowledge to the students.
All the implements necessary to each trade, and to agri-
culture, viii be furnished by the College.
Each Master-ArtiZan, while connected with the College,
will be entitled to name one enthusiastically to the
privileges of this Evening School Department.
TERMS
Each Student per Cents.
The Evening School will open at 7 O'Clock p. NJ. jal 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-14
CERTIFICATES OF ORGANIZATION.

Capital Assets and Liabilities of a Company of this State.
OFFICE OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER,
san FRANCISCO ach 18th, 1sIS
IL MAYNARD, hereby certify that am the insurance. Commissioner fhe State of CahOuih
and have HPahono fnsnrebu business heS State, and as such Commissioner further cy hiatt the
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY dChana ba cuTOadOnp upryM ganisdu under
tehNsd hE State NiP possessed fs paid Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Ouare qhU Gold Cdn
dhe Unhsds States bauthOiud to do DuSnesm the State AndI mrhnc certify THAT upon an examination
Oheb@ BOOKS td ppGsd be md Company at the close Of the year eighteen hundred md eighty it vas
show lobe possessed Of good valid assets anmndugW he sum 6ne million Oueh hundred and seventy
nsd thousand two huDied. and dghyhe 6IOd dollars Isl 179@5O6l md had outstanding liabilities
@b6nei y the laws dhe estate MmmningW eight hundred and hhydght thousand oh hundred Ind
thHt+ewu dollars 1888 3O, Gduued CImI Stock
Al Wtnssm m hand and O@caI@ seal, tn dy and year fta hew written.
tELl JC MAYNARD, InHaneC Commissioner
ByM NJ RmEa Deputy
SAN FRANCISCO March % 1881
nation. the correctness Of your annual sneuent for the yere ending December 81, 1885, on file in hh
III
IL is due this houee company and otis ae and udcOus management that houde express IN
gAhathn at hebethy condition in, assuring it'll confidently believe a prosperous snbef future
J. C. MAYNARD, Insurance Commissioner
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Puts and Calls

This method OF gambling Is more
popular than ever. 1t is indeed, the
neatest and most faCile Of all stock
iobting, ami since the latter is merely
q matter Of risk, the pat and the call
concentrate that risk in the most
tangible shape The crude idea seems
to he two nl"n. each armed with Il
hot poker. One exclaims. You may
burn me for $40 to which the other
replies, Give me so and I'll take
my chance of being burnt" There
are a dozen houses dealing IN puts
and calls, hut the leader in this .pe.
ciality J. Russell Sage lie has made
ii immeusly profitable. or. ia other
; words. he burns others ten times 10
IL getting ',urGt himself. Sage ha>
Il wonderful power Of calculation. aal
seems endowed wi,h = special tact IL
accvp,ing risks II i all one to hin
whether you putA stock t. hin or
call one from him. Give him Dis Tee
aEd ven cau ia a. YOU please.
Whatever he your choice, the chances
are in favor of his making i: pay
lie and JAY Could have offices IN
the same building, bat Sage il
always open during business hours,
while Gould is always closed. lie
wants no callers, since seclu>ion NAV he
necessary TO safety. Sage's office i
often crowded; each one takes his
turn. The book-keeper has his daily
schedule and makes out puts and
calls a. the demand maY require.
while the dealers Law down their
checks, which are closely scanned a.
they are passed in That checks
not certiiied-c can't take it, is the
brief reply occasionly uttered. Sage
wants his money in solid shape, and
the cashier will in this manner take
! in So. 900 before 5 o'clock. At an-
other desk the settlements are made.
and lucky owners of puts and calls
hand IN their papers and receive
checks for the difference. All this l.
done us silently as possible, for Sage
is rot a talkcr and waste words are not
wanted in his Office. When the stock
Board Is ct It's highest excitement
Sage walks ronnd aud passes an hour
. in the whirl and confusion of that
tremendous tumult, and then returns
TO his quiet Office unmoved by the en-
citemen through which he has passed
LIE makes up his bank account, and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27

Mr.. Samuel Morler, in giving -
h.s constituents al s;cisiol l.a,t might
TIE results al ais observations during
RS recent tour "a tie iiu;tei States.
,=,,d re coult bear testimony - ihc
hearty feeling which pcrvaoei the
f5,a;es coward England HI bearers
aoui3 have beeu etItiied 81 hear -
he did IA city quar.e,s-juieed where
eyer be toUEd himself with ah inleil,-
gent mor.cnu--Ihat the letters and
nlsS,sges received from IT," 9uren
went strtish: 50 She heart It ,h.
people. The Nestern Ssats,. Mg.
Morley said, ofirred attraction, ior
certain cisSes e Cur surplus poDIia-
non. Bot care should hs taken a. to
The & SEC who cmlgsated t..gh- a0G
~sreliou5Cman wc'C R6t Santci there
What vas needed there was fIrn.er-
who might be ar-ious 10 chang, and
IA giii have "a little capital left. they
would be certain TO succeed Nv having
proper lutr0ductions and gong TO The
Nesfern States. The :~nd wa4 fertile
to an immense degree, and there was
: great depth of soil Sir. Morley
added that be was mnch elg.ick with
ne energy of the people in whatsyer
,hey undertook. lie wss present ri
en- Interesting discussion between
some few Engl;shraen ami Americans
AZ 10 which nation was best entitled
10 the honor or dishonor If being wor-
shippers OF The almighty dollar"
The discussion, he thought. went ~
favor of Americs, but lie ta,ucied we
we're both tarred with tho same
brush. He was surprised AT the very
.ar2e proportion Of the wcalthiest men
IN the States who had become wealthy
by speculation Very few were
wealthy A. tie result Of hong and
close application TO business. There
we're prominent members OF mercan-
tie clssses who were getting enor-
mously rich by the action OF protect
i've tariffs /; but the greatest number
Of rich men had become wealthy
chiefly By speculaticns in railways
and in land. Mr. Morley said he
was glad to find ;bst there was
growing demand for reduced tariff
There was very strong party in
New York in favor OF free trade, and
the question VAS creating 8 very
strong feeling on this ground, that At
least three-fourths, or perhaps seven
eighths Of the people were interested
An agriculture. and interests If those
Sho were gaining hy the tariff we're
40 iufinitesimal in comparison with
the larger number who weIe made 10
SAY high duties on tne importation %
foreign goods, that the t.!ne, he b.
iieved Was not far distant when there
would he very lar-e reduction aud
he hoped a final removal offhis III
pediment 70 the true growth pf III,
States. Pail Mali Gazette
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
t:lE LITTLE REGGAE's BUTTON
HOLE BOUQUET.

isss OF bitter riutcrs day.
saw = -tra;.gc, pathetic sigh;
The street, we're gloomy. cold and .rae,
The All sith falling sno- vas white.
D. little ragged b,ggar child
Want running through IA" cold AK
stgr"s
=. looked IS II he neser s!nii.s.
As = he never hs,d been rarm
sudden, 3. sF,iei aep-a,h his let
A laced hG:ton-hclt bouquet
Ersnpie.i and net with rain and -l,et.
Nithcrei aud WORTHLESS, th. ~ II lay
Sc BOUNDED. seizci !; wil.l delight.
Stood siiil a,d SHOOK il 'r"t truEn sno~
j3fc his cost IA. pinned IL :chL,--
~. eyes lax a. With -nic, -,p+
- saun:' sed on. al pleased and ,-nui,
Iiis face TRANSFORMED Ia ever. i.ue:
aad fingered that tut 5H,rYiI,: crowd
Might ci.arc,. 10 Sc that Ia 49, fin.
- man wac lnrr& he flowers anay
NeTer un.-ha!t sach L,..-gr. n..d
No fCsers' best s,rk pae Gcii. .la, .iay
In cjIce,i.c 50 ,hst bigger I'D.
&; : say, 10. ..;...n ~ lura.t.
UaypF in ;h,-c good b"lae- Of "Irs.
Sow ,4any - ,ti~ v."r.i -" ket
f,,i.,3 cy~u e: sE. 0.s..,-'t :loy..gs
-. Nicholas
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
An English Robber at Rome

4 gentleman was standing the other
evening ia one OF the sbadowy arcade
&C the Coliseum at Rome. when he va,
somewhat brusgueiy hustled by =
passing figure With quick instinct
he clapped his hand TO his watca
pocket. It's watch was gone! He
darled after the thief, who tmrned
sharply round, al the same time clutch
ing q watch. s'Give me that watch :.
4 dash the stolen property i rccov-
cred TIE startled robber disappeared
and the gentleman went home to boast
Of his adventure aud his proves
What was his CONSERVATION, on enter
sng bis bedroom, To- dad lis own watch
which he had forgotten to pat on, star
ING him In the face from the niantel-
piece He had been the thief and other
Nratched man had stumbled over HIM
IN the dark and when overtaken and
stopped was merely ciutching his own
4atch, which he had not the nerve TO
Rescue from the tourist. That tourist
IS now known to wide and admiring
Gree of friends as the Bandit OF the
Coliseum. london Truth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
An Exhibition of Stamps

: va The lain OF November i0eTC
WAS opened at Vienna sn exhibition
II postal aDd telegraph stamps i
was gotten up by the club as the
Philateli=ts. s. society ct collectors wh0
regard the study of stamps a. 81
branch II history. and desire 10 raise
IL a. the level uf Numisma,ics an,i
Sphragistic- The collection formed
hy these enthusiasts, thcugh interest
ing a3ii instructive. Is decidedly mo-
nulru"us 10 the eyes of ordinary NOR
ialS Nevertheless. the display of
stamps, envelopes. i,o-tal cards, AID
the like, Give, striking picture oi
the development. Hitaiu the ias,
forty years. ut communication in MI
parts uf he world, aud of tie Facility
aah rteaptr-s with ~hicn Il = carried
ga. IL NAV ie added ,hat such col
iecti"nS ~ stamps will he Invaluable
L tutnfe writers L history, ty CT
@hhEg thea 10 test tht gcHuiHcne~.
Il documents to- these official marx,
thus cor:oburaiipg the -yldvfce thdt
that can te drawn from ghe water
mark - ne -eai. That -nrh a cvl-
tccj'nG contains real hi-toti., fuater.a!
= seen 10 Dr. Mo-chkau's collections
81 stamps during The Fiancv Pru--ian
war tie exhibits the stamps Hil ths
envelope, q the German aUd frenci.
lid pc>iofiiceS, aHi of tie iieid pot
u.iIc. - i8c ~8i-> corr Of Ub-erya.
ton, I'"s'age stamp from hi-ace !,
~ued by the North German Huul
Aug /, 1870, balloon letters from
pari- and Me-. the phota.raricaiIy
reduced lctl"r- f,Hr the pigeon post.
-tampI is>ged Under Gamhetta'- die
td;or-hip, and Others hy private
firms "ho Inana2rd the postal com
r"gn'catl"n during tie commune.
He exhibits tho first stamps of the
German E:np!re and Of the French
Republic. aId nac which bears tie
sesd ot Ike Count de Chari'or.l
's,ued 5y the Legitirui-t- "a 1870. an.
clpaiion "f a Bourbon restoration.
Among the portrai of postal
reforncr7 which Grace the walls ~
she exhibition sre those II Sir
Row 'and Hill aG,i ihe Dcubess Gc
LongueVille. Tbs heroine II the
frnnde Introduced envelope, in lt:ij
for letters carried by the Paris city
post. Envelopes with an impres.,i
stamp were used first In Sardinia r.
1919. The Spanish stamps reflect
in the hesds Of Isabella. .Amadeo.
Don Carlos, and Alfonso, the dyna-
tic changes that have taken place.
A collection OF Spanish stamps from.
1850 10 1875 IA valued Ut Si50
] he Austrian STAMPS. including thcsa
for H"l=tein under the Austrian occu-
patton, and for Bsonia, amount 10
1902 specimeus. There are f20
postal cards belonging TO the General
Postal Union, sad a good collection
Of forged stamps prepared expressly
for the benefit Of collectors. The YER
diet Of the visitors i that cur stamp
with the head of Washington Is the
most beautiful one in The exhibition.
New York Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Nervous Debility-A Cure GUara
taei

pr 2. e. Vests Nsr.. yuI T,s.u treatment,
- r|s f- u ystsyis - G.s, <.r I.1 S,-y ~
il--z..s.t.. N-uta! j.. rv-,sI,l. i.s~ e., Memory
- ertnaJ"lf h.,.r lwE.-fsHty, Ia, I..It-Ty frts-
-i'.rs iruusttf" tt - .tt-.si iy 0ssv---TrTtuL
-r.4-str>s, ~ ~vFr-iriJtslI-Hcr. which Iet,is q
r1:-.Ts. i,'y aud i,7fh- Ntf t1v Nil eur, r,-ccr.
tT-'- !-sh t-N cUuta - r!Oa. rs treatment
hu" Gui'y i-'., sS bSN - Ter Evr ss+iLrz san
~ I'.ii prepaid r-e,.p, q! ,-irc. We EUarsuI.,
-IN irUNts 1" car. auy yg-.. with each order IT.
,siset hy t..T az boxes aCtrrrrauisd with ~.
dollars, ~ EiE SsTd toe EUTvt tssr eur VrittsI
sT.nt-s :" return ,iy EiYarv II Tie tr-s.isrt doe
t'I -f.H.s % t,s..IT .-.te- 4ssd Ussiy by Aux
I F.r,S~hman, iruSa', nvia.Ls SO usis-s D.
mai 81 s,t-,,iar priv s-15iSwivT
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
zoo, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, SS1.-TWEI.VE PAGES.
NAV find himself a. 600 ri

NAV lind himself g.. 600 richer than
ne Was in ihe morning. For this ne
deyoutiy returns ihank- (fcr he j.
pious and then ne goes home--the
same routine being repeated every day.
Sage has Il regular set of customers.
vino keep bringing puts and CALI till
their money IS gone, and then they
disappear ami new faces iill 10 the
vacancy.-Ciucinna.i Gazette.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
r..w = Secure Health

=. -.sm. -ir-n. fh.E anyone .-iii 81. 1T 'r..-l .
l;ii.a ot n. ll,-sl- - Hr,i ~fgtA - tE-.IA-
Hula NNp ~i4IIINttA, .r BLOOD A>b
LIVER AZ u ,llf F.sl.-s perfect health ., fH-
l,s y~.,i riuiz.i.n. 1; b. iTtr. strength -
-ETIf .-r- sv ar. - i.ruN.., 't...,f Goo Pa
2 lr SE--I BLOOD ~ UItiIE rs.T discovered
--.g-ualiy curing S,Tssula, - ph-lstV uI>'T i-ls
W-akH,-> - a.. kidney. hrs ,i;.,, Ytial,.. al
U'rVrIs 5i,"i.i.l- SD u.i iiiy Bilious com, siU'
aTd SAT diseases Iu1'..'i1E "a iu.IUTr Cpua,t'"n 90
tb. Bi.--I iI.-T, A;tusy>, >tu74-s b. SAtn tt,- IL
,aTr,,is indigestion. slf. '=rlie all prov" 81
you IT. ui--lr, t, 3 I,SlIh r.lsw.F, fpT Il 50 -
iiEE JH ti;E. ,,V.- .s.Iy -E,u the con. p!-iui
= 81 al ~ niis;i,. nature haElH. 4 IeIL-'iv. e.
lesson Soc nziirj sisoT II the bTain aud nervous
y-t,R.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27

vcTEsi L%rs'tuds, ps lE tSS bses HTl1Aas O
Vision, Premature cd Ar, aud rrSny Other DIS
esq., ths; !esd 20 .rssz.ty CO Cc1ru0 D4son And .
premature grave
sr-rEt! PARTICULARS a oar E-mphiy:, E6sch ",
desire 20 seat Tree ~ nla!l "a eyfEy or.. Tni,
Specific Medicine .C.d ~ all drug at 81 UeI
par'tSc or siN PACKAGE t1- s. or <,li u sent F-ss
~ ma: or ruS"spI ot tce money, r. sid --i1s
he GRAY 8EDIGi VI, 90,
kUrfSio y. 7
Sold IN =srsiia ~ A1s. q. Fis.schgnsua. corner
- out sns ohio St-arts 2-7G6Sly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
$500 Reward.

-. wiii ..sy ga, at1ss --w=oi f. snF ctsC ~
iit-r Ca.ll i-iiUf 3,Srsfes. SECS Hs4sis ~, In
49, tIrs 'TI.st! pztiun "r .cslttCI.t-- CS0-or
.fr. ~ils Vets - -G-i, Liver ii'i-, ac.4 ;h.
i-.t- fiur- .f. -'4s-Uy compiled win Trey a~,
r-r'iy Nt--tt L.. -u ever trIi o. q sr-- .,'isu
=; t's5s': isarE, t-rV,S. r.rsr't. ,'- 80 fl.S :.
,-pf- i"g Sst ny AT rgs.gii,'. q. -I.s "a ,,rut
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Whereas, Wm.J. McClusland and Sallie
N-C,pSja1i nj vile. ~ their certain deed
Of trust, datc,t November a. 1870, and re-
Jor,.yd IN t'se recorders office for Benton
county, IN the state oi Missouri, in deed
book z. pages uiuriv-fOur and ninety-fivs,
conveyed to James VI Byler, as trustee, ali
the following described real estate, tO-wit:
The norIH haif ,i the southeast quarter OF
section twcptv-Oue t2l and the east half Of
nineteen and one-tenth 10 l-l0) acres OF
oi the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter 81 section twenty 20 all In town
ship iorty-three ff3} and range twenty
thre,, - IN Benton county, Missouri which
conveyance was made III trust To secure the
payment of u note therein described and
whereas default has been made in the pay
mtnt ri said notG ana the int rest thereon =
N0S, therefore, the undersigned trustee
will, NJ the request If the legal owner of
SAID debt, ana by virtue Of the power CON-
icrred upon him by said deed Of trust, and
IN accordance with the special terms there
of sell the above d. sCribetl real estate, as
the court house door in the county OF Pet
It's in the state oi Missouri, for cash in
hand, ut puhiic arction, ON
MONDAY. THETWENTIETH DAY OF
FEBkt AIRY, a. d., lSS2,
between the hours II 3 o'clock in the fore
noon and o'clock in The aft, moon OF that
day, 70 -a;i,!y said DEBT and The ccs,s of
sSe,utin2 tnis trust
y @0"9t JANIS II. BTIEE, Trustee.
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