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FOURTH EDITION
POLICE PICKINGS
Tho Mayors Court Scene OF Ac.
tivlty on Saturday Night Tn eDall
MSnOtOny Revived-A Number
n, Case. sinoc Our Last ReD0rs.

Tho Mayors Court . Scene OF Ac.
tivity on Saturday Night TheDall
MsnOtOny Revived-A Nunber
OF Cases since our Last Report.
The monotony which has been reign
ing in police circles for several weeks
past was somewhat relieved on Satur.
day evening by q number Of the "demi-
monde" being present, some rs wit
nesses and others as prisoners, together
with an unusual crowd of spectators,
anxious to see all that was going on.
Sallie White was first arraigned on
the charge Of keeping a house of i'll.
fame, At Front and King streets,
known AZ the Green House. Fannie
Leeds, was the prosecutrix, who testi-
he'd to the house kept by Miss White
The prosecutidg witness presented a
pitiable signt, she having her face fear
fully bruised, she also had black eye
and was considerably bloated, having
been engaged in row in another house
of i'll fame on Friday night. There be-.
ing no testimony in rebuttal to Sallie's
evidence against Miss White the Mayor
imposed a tine of $50 and costs.
Fannie Leeds, the same prosecutor in
the above case, also brought charge
against Sallie tor selling liquor con-
trary to law and testified that while an
inmate of her house, recently she bought
two bottles of whiskey from her, at 50
c, uts per bottle. Witnesses for the de-
fence testified to the contrary and said
that no liquor ever went into the house
since the new law went into effect.
After hearing the testimony, the Mayor
dismissed the case, as he did not think
the chHrge sustained.
| Fannie Leeds was arraigned on the
charge OF committing deadly assault
on Ella Willis, an inmate of a disreput.
able house, south of Market street
bridge, on SATURDAY. morning last.
Tie prosecu ng witness had her head
banda. ed and her rlgnt arm in a sling,
who tes fec mat Fannie came to the
house late IN Friday night and raised a
row, in consequence of which, she got
the worst OF The fight. On Saturday
morning, the prisoner, bent on revenge,
| went in,o Ella Willis room, while the
latter was engaged IN putting on her
shoes, stabbed her several times with a
large pen-knife, intilcting two severe
gashes ON her forehead and one on her
right arm. The knife was taken from
| the prisoner by another inmate of the
house, and Dr. Patterson was sent for,
who came and dressed the wounds.
The prisoner in defense said that
Ella Willis and Lilly Ives beat her
shamefully on Thursday night and
thought she was justifiable in taking
revenge, but the Mayor did not think
so and held her for court in the sum of
81, 900 to answer the charge, in default
of which she was committed.
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Tha Automatic Pencil.

The little automatic pencil sou|
James & Webb is the latest wolu'|
tue age in that line that has aPFsal
1t is handsome, small enough Y
convenient, large enough for evs \,
pose, and protects it's point fro', NJ
ing of; the lead is indellble aIu'1
dozen varieties with each pencN \
everybody. Besides all tneS
price is within the reach OF efsii's
and now of course everybody "lA'|
au automatic pencil.
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1t was announced that the Le0Dt1
bination would appear az theQd
House in New Castle, last satnl.
night, but when the troupe arriva
the manager ascertained that the's,1
only been about forty tickets soa
refused to perform. The companYs
sisting of tive or six men, twOWeI
and little girl, iere pennies aa1
able to procure Accommodations ~
had sSarted to walk to this City,H1
Harry George was secured 10 u
them over. Several of the clliNsI
NV Castle off red to accommodN
ladies for the night, but they deCs
saving they preferred to set to
mington.
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NeWDOIt Itf uY,

The kindhearted and charitable reOpl,
OF Newport very Pleasantly surprised
Richard King and a Mr.. Smith, bott
aged and respectable CITIZENS one even
ing last week, wi h donation parties
which filled their cupboards anG larder,
with all the n4ceSsries Of life as wei!
as their boIses with kind friends in
sympathy with them.
Edward Mendeuha President of the
Newport Rolling Mill Company has
bought the beautiful property formerly
belonging to DR.. Isaiah Lukens and h.
will have. tn fold place rcttted acd re-
paired for occupancy himself soon. The
asst increasing business at the rolling
mills require that Mr. Meudenhall
would be within reach when wanted.
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Presentation.

Last Saturday evening ASSISTANT
gineer, John II. Hubert, Of the
Department, invited a numbe Of Inv
to his house, the occasion BEN,
fifth anniversary of his Wen.
Among the guests were some I,p
five OF his fellow work uen at Pas
Scott's morocco factory, who Sufpa:,
him with the presentation OF a ~
tea set and a cha n Der set. They Y
presented by Matthew CohWel,
neat and appropriate speech ha,
ments were served in abundance
the company departed at a lsts v,
well pleased with the evenlnssu'
tainment.
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MARROW ESCAPE.

A Young Man Attempts to Board
Train and Narrowly Escapes
Death.
Shortly after o'clock this afternoon,
while the south-bound Delaware train
was passing King street, a young man
attempted to jump on board, when he
was hurled against tie safety gates and
thrown violently to the ground, making
hair breadth escape from being drawn
under the wheels.
After the train had passed, he was
taken to the depot, when it was dis
covered that his toes on his right foot
were dislocated and the foot severely
cut and bruised.
DR.. Kane was summoned and will
dress the wound.
The name of the injured man is Cal
vim Burke, and he was under the intiu
ance of liquor at the time. He is a pud
dler by trade and works at Seidel &
Hastings rolling mill. He was former
resident of Northeast, Md, to which
place he wanted to go. He boards OF
Church street between Taylor ant
| Ninth.
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Off or Rnr ObOth.

William Bright, Esq, accom- panied
by Mr.. Floyd, brisklayer and nun Der
of worEmen, went to Rehoboth this
morning. The former went down for
the purr ose of experimenting NUN.
Der of improvements that are being
made to the grourds, while the latter
gentlemen went down for the purpose
of erecting several chinneys on tn
cot age of Commodore Schotk, of Wash
ington, D. 9. which, when finished will
be the finest on the beach. Oshtr cot
tages are being EFT cited and the pros
poets for the coming season are very
bright.
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The Legion Of Honor

1t is understood that there 10 "A
council of the Legion of HonV ",.lt| n
posed OF some sixty members m
be organized in this city,and p"Ss(d
Roberts of Philadelphia, Supf1t~ "A
mander of the Legion, receh"! ,o1pl
that he expected to forn. a n
enough in this State, to tof~'
council in q short time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

'NO1ICE-I THOMAS DONNELILY, THE
~ cwner Of the Mathematician prem
ises, do hereby give notice that shall apply
to the honOrsbles, the Judges Of the C0ult Of
General Session VI the Peace and Jail De-
livery Of the state of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on Monday, the sth day
Of May, A. d =, 1882 being the first day OF the
May term Of said court, for q license to keep
al inn or tavern on the Southeast corner OF
Eleventh and French streets, No. 1885, In the
sixth ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county
Of New Uastle, State OF Delaware, In compli.
ance with the requirements Of the act Of the
General Assembly In such cases made and
provided for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors In quantities less than one quart to be
drank on the PREMISE, and the following re-
pectable citizens recOmh end the said appl.-
cation, viz:
Daniel Fritz ChA'les Hallam,
Edward Barlow John v. Fernan
James I. Leach John H. Fulton
william Hamilton, James Cook,
Joseph Msllor John Breheny
James H. Pattis0n John Solomon
George A. Ps liner william Kaiser
Joseph Ferrall Joh1 Il. n Hey
John Go way Thomas Donnelly, Jr
Bernard DonnelIy VIM. s. Edwards
Michael Moley Alfred Fulton
Frederick VAIL James Zebley
mot THOMAS DOhNELLY.
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Before uu Uuy any other call and see then
at LIEN " are Ro m. Masonic Temple.
II mos r0the"s' superb aud elegant "Up-
right Pianos" are taking the lead Ofsll 9th.
: and are pronou ced the best In the void.
Al the great artists ar using them at their
concerts | you want an u right piano buy
ohi the Haines." For sale only in this
city at p \NOu Asst Lien, Masonic Ten
pic, Wilmington Del.
| am now feeling the best and sweetest
toned Nrga at lower prices toI tirst class
work and quail ~, than ever offer offered be.
'pre IN this city; we except none. The goods
a'o fully warranted
S65 for new itoo Organ; solid Walnut
Case, Laup track IL and handles, and
1rand Organ st p.
$50 Tor n secOn h nd piano.
$40 FIR a Stop Organ, nearly new.
$40 tor IA tic ewVOI MelvdiOn.
S35 for a now 1 octave organ.
Call and So" our ms ri uei IL before buyina
PAN COAST ALLEN,
No. sl6 Mar ct stree. (Nasonic temple, J
Win ngtOn, Del.
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WcsIeyau 60 lego.

On next Thursday evening "WSssa
the closing exercises nf inc ,h "" ,cb
College, will take place a. ,i Wv 20
The graduates are Miss sam aps
cock, OF Philadelphia; MISS Md';
Hurlock, of Church Hili, , m
Marie H. Watts, of Bal!l uity,
Miss Lizzie b. Irwin, of this WV
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Hosiery ID apartment.

W. M. Kennard Il Co., 62l Market
Street, offer to-day in their Hosiery De-
partment a line of Ladies Balbriggen
Hose at 25 cents per pair, extra value
and very desirable goods, also at the
same time will offer line of ladies
fancy hose at 25 cents very cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

The engine house of the Newcastle
and Oil City Railroad, at Newcastle,
Penna., was burned on Saturday
morning, with three engines and sew.
eral freight cars. An old watchman
named Donnelly and his son are be.
lieved to have persisted in the building.
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Il Heavy n. ntonco.

Napoleon e. Pule") Taylor, alias
Lynch, Of this city, who was recently
convicted in the Montgomery county
court, at Norristown, Ia of stea ling
a horse and wagon from John Rex, OF
Montgomery, county, received his sen
tence on Saturday morning last, to eight
years at hard labor in the county piis
on. Judge NJ yers imposed this sentence.
"Pole" was very much incensed at the
length Of the sentence and thought tina,
if Judge Ross had been upon the bench
his sentence would have been much
lighter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

REMOVAL
A. V. GaynOr Il remove his news stor .
to 2O' Wet ec0nd street, or Second and
orange stree Is, on the 10th inst, whers he
will be pie led to see his Old patrons. He
Will serve you with any weekly and New
y ork and Philadelph d sunday papers and
i the Wilmington daily papers. M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

The delegations from the Friendship
Fire Company and the Happy Seven
club Of this city, who visited Harris
burs last week, returned on Saturday,
much pleased with their visit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-20

N son and Ham
lin Organs. New
aid elegant cases
Sold on s m al |
quarterly pay
lnents and at low
prices for cash. At
I, A l. l. + NJ $
Al asonic Temple
] he kranich h
Bach 50 uar e
l'ia n o Is posi-.
lively the b es t
hrs! class pi IN o
for the money in
t h C m ar h g /
Everybody is de-
liEh,cd with the
rich. brilliant ard
yOluIlinDus tOne
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MARRIAGES,


WELDlN-CROES.-A Christiaua, on the
10th Inst, by the Rev. A. 7. Snyder, Mr..
George H. Weldin to Miss Mary CrOes, all
Of Wilmington, Del.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bethel town
siph, on tho 9th inst, by the ey Samuel
Hance, Lewis Bergdoll to Mary l.. Broslus,
both u Delaware county, Pa.
-
DEATH0.
Now Ely. On the 10th inst, of consumption,
Lille, wife Of Thomas W. McVey, aged n
years
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her husband, 1923 / asst
Second street, " ednesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. Services ut the mouse.
The body In the ground,
In silent hope We lie,
Til the last trumpet's joyful sound
Shall call her to the sky.
STII.LEY.-On the 18TH inst James Sttlley,
In the I'D year Of his age.
Relatives and friends and members Of the
!. u. o. 4. In general are respectful ly invited
to attend his funeral from the hall of Centre.
vile Lodge, on Wednesday, the 22d ins. =. to
meet at !. 80 p. m. Internent At Centreville
and Lower brandywine cemetery.
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u OR sale.

| The three-story brloA dwelling, No. 7O7
Monroe street; the property Is in good re-
pal ana will be sold at barsa II very little
c sh wanted. A, ply for particulars to W.
Scott Vernon, REPUBLICAN office.
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(OOU BOOKS.

ny ANTET-A YOUNG MAN TO
w learn the Photograph business, or 0, e
who understands it, Apply at Holland g
Photo raph Gallery, No. East Third street.
In Or
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A. S. FE3NALD & co.,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, ETC.,
SEDALIA, MO.

Also Cement, Plaster Paris, Hair and Land
Plaster in wholesale aud retail quantities,
at lowest market prices. East Second
street. near narrow gauge depot. 6-d&w3m
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THE SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TU ESDAY, JUNE %

tie finger. She hives in the depart
ments. has beautiful rooms Oh the
most fashionable streets. and j. the
special charm, protege and pet OF the
aged senator. When the affairs %:
state have rested YEARLY upon the
shoulders Of the venerable statesman.
and the senatorial mind l. crazrd wi;h
tariffs and flee 'rade AMI protection.
with bonds AMI banks and financial
systems. it is so pleasant. in the quiet
hours of the Silly night. to have some
dear spot where this agei and veneer
able statesman can 90 for relaxation
and rest. and the overtaxed brain and
burdened soul can experience 1.-the
ioys that we've tasted In making
up the list Of those 10 whom credit
shall he given for carrying out and
formulating those great principles OF
statesmanship that have made ours
the greatest country the sun ever
shone upon," no little credit should he
given TO the vivacious ami spright!v,
the swee. and sugary little Washing.
ton widow-plump As a partridge,
tender as a spring chicken. ami deli
cious, delightsome ana tpothsome al
WAYS. REPORTER.
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE,

is the only honestly guaranteed remedy placed before
the public We guarantee every bottle TO give salts
faction or return the money. Leading physicians
testify To its being harmless and good, eminent
dvnes declare il excellent and unequalle and people
everywhere bear cheerful and voluntary testimony
TO its great virtue.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. John w. Ireland and Anna Ireland his
wife. by their e of trust, date,j NOvrmhere 1873
and recorded in the recorder -oicp Df Pettis county
state %; Missouri. in trust deed b,k .. page 22
conveyed - the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate situated in said county t0-wit
Lots eighteen and nineteen, in block fourteen, in
the oi green Ridge according to record plot of
>1id town in trust, To secure the payment of two
prOnIi>soTy ngte> in sail trust deed described And
whereas default has been made in the payment of
said past due. Now therefore. by virtue OF
the power and authority in ME vested. by the term
and provisions vi said deed ami al a. request of
the owner -! sail notes, Will, on
SATURDAY. THE 9Th pay or JUNE, 1882,
''Sweeu the nDt:rs ~ nine o'clock in the forenoon
AMI clock in theaiteTaOon ri said iay sl AZ the
hou>e door in the county of PettiS and state
Missouri at public auction. for cash ia hand the
highest ant best bidder, the real estate above de-
<Eii tn satisfy said notes and the interest and
D-ns- oi executing this trust.
JoHNQ ADAMS. Trustee.
(S-2iwSsl
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TRUSTEES SAFE

Whereas. Thomas Ferguson and susan. his wife,
by their C-rtan d,' O trust, dated the 23rd dav oi
April, l,12, and recorded in tine recorders office nj
P-tti> county. ~ trust uni mOrtsa,. deed, book 8.
pay a. conveyed 70 the undersigned all their right.
ti-lr, iatr-e, Suf estate. IN and 10 the following
described ri estate, situated in the county Ui
Pejti> tdtof Missouri, viz: The south quarter
~ the s9VEei-t quarter. Vf section twenty 60 and
the northeast quarter of The Northeast quarter nj
.Cti0n twenty -nine t2n. in township 49, and range
~. Which said convey auCe MAIZE in trust 10
secure the payment of a certain proaiissory note in
,aii decd described. and whereas. said note has
become due and j unpaid therefore, in Accord
with the provisions of said deed of trust, and
the request o the legal holier OF said note shall
proceed 90 sell the above described reli estate the
court house door. IN the city of Se,iaia, in the
county %: Pettis and state aforesaid the highest
Tor cash. az public auction
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1852,
between the hours III nine in the forenoon and five
in the afternoon vi that day, To satisfy said note
together With the cost and expense o executing this
trust. W. l.. POWELL, ST.,
o-SwF Trustee.
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE,

safe Certain. Sure and Speedy IL Is invaiuao,e %
7 ,iie, who are experiencing the change incident
70 advanced wears by assisting nature at its inn
portant period retaining the visor AMI tranquility
ii early life and carrying them with ease and safety
through
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The Printer.

The printer, children. is patron of
the art preventative Of all arts. but he
frequently has the art o. getting a
poor writer into a pickle.
The printer sets while standing and
stands while setting.
The printer is not usually wealthy
person, but generally has qpoin or
two about him.
He sometimes does very pscr work.
but ali his work, good or bal. Is iusti-
liable.
The printer does not of.en carry a
cane. but You viii almost always tini
him with Il stick in hi. hand. Some
times he is stick himself
The printer i materisl;-t. all his
thoughts are on his matter.
Most men ike u have things come
out square ut the end OF each day. but
the printer hates II ne obliged to
bring his work out even. This
sounds odd, but Is even 80.
Though correcting hi. errors every
day. the printer may all the time be
growing worse.
Though perfect Jack Spratt in
his tondness for lean meat, the printer
never objects TO fat.
He is often profound reader but
dislikes solid matter.
The printer is like the actor in the
fact that he hates to see a beggarly
array OF empty boxes. The printer
may not be averse to poetry. bur be
detests pi
The printer is known bv his form.
So careful he is OF his form that he
always locks it up.
Though not always correct, the
printers work is invariably done by
rule.
The printer is a very inofensive in.
dividual. bur is quite clever with the
shooting stick.
The printer is not satisfied with
thinking his work is complete; he
wants proof of it.
The printer Is your true man o.
letters, though he may not be Il liter.
AIRY man.
! The printer is an upright man. but
he is frequently seen about the gal.
leys
/ The printer used to ne very hash
full sort of a fellow, but now that fe
males are employed in printing offices,
ne will set up with a girl six even,
ings in a week.
The types of the human race are
scattered all over the earth and the
printer distributes his types in all di
rectious.
The printer is often beside him
sel.-that is TO say. ne frequently
stands beside his frame.
The printer is not necessarially q
sporting character. but his form may
frequently be seen in the chase.
Like the lawyer the printer is de.
pendent upon his cases for a livel;.
hood.
When printer finishes a job, hi
works it off.
He reckons his work by the token
by this token you may know that hs
gives you good measure.
Much more might be said of the
printer, but this must do for today
Let us close by hoping that when be
becomes dead-matter an imposin:
stone NAV be erected to his memory
Boston Transcript.
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Nervous Debiity-A Cure 0uara n

DR.. E. c. Vests Nerve and Brain treatment;
specific for ysteris Dizziness Con vulsions Nervou
Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory
SpermafoTh9a, Impotency, Involuntary Ennis
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misery, decay and death. One box will cure recen
cases. Each box contains one months treatment
One dollar box, six boxes for We dollars; sen
by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee
SIX boxes TO cure any case. With esch order re
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with d.,
dollars, we will send the purchaser our vritte-
guarantee the money IL the treatment doe
not effect cure. tTusrsDtaes issued only by Aus
I. FieiSehrnal, ar'aSist, seieiia no. Orders O.
mail A, regular 2Iice. s-Z2iS zly.
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SAMARITAN
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is unfailing and infalbe in curing Alcoholism and
Opium Eating. To come before the public with aR
absolute cure or specific To remove the desire for
alcoholic >timuants or the habit OF opium eat ng.
seems TO many, We have no doubt,au asurdity such
is the case nevertheless, and before Offering our
medicine to the public thoroughly convinced
ourselves by actual experience that it would do al
claim tor it.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE,

The greatest tonic known. II all, digestion insures
,pod appetite gives tone AMI vigor 10 the system,
guarantees sweet and refreshing sleep and restores
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Martin l.. Heck AMI Mary A Heck, hi~
wife. and ty t.lv;I written cai III tr>.. silI, the
nth iJy III October, 1911, aai r,epr,irei in the
;-'Jr-T Office" ~ Pets county Missouri. ia book
= ~,vcr, pf-. -. conveyed % Or. House, trustee
The foil ,wiu- described ri estate. t,-Wit seventy
acres To ~ taken eft 81 north end OF he southwest
hall -. 80 tus nvTthr..-t quarter a. - section
IttSeu -, IA Township iJ.js-f1u. ~. range
twenty-five -, ~ Prtti< county. Missouri in trust
- secure tv"Prpmi~Iv notes in sat deed da,crinc-
.si..i yrra~ III ~aii uure> i iup and unpaid,
and whereas, the >Iii Dr. Hsu,e tr,Jst,, j. dead !:
how. tL"r-t.e. ~ the request % tat le,i Of
All note Ju IL scr,riau.e with the c-rnl> ri SAIL
ie--i, nptIcc = hereby gwen that will. IN
SATC RDAI. THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE, 1882,
hvtween the hours oi oclpCk a. NJ. ami ) O'Clock
p 1i t..Jt Hay. It the house door. an the
ely vi tIiij. P~ttis county, Missouri proceed ;o
Ill >aii rra' estate - the highest AMI best bidder
pr Ca>h. pay >Iii note interest ani cost ri execut-
in jhi, trust. VI. :. CONNER. sheriff.
(5-9}w5tsl
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE,

Cures Spermatorrhoe. Seminal Weakness, lmpotency
syphilis, Serotula and all Nervous ana biooe
diseases.
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE,

Never known to fail. II equslizes the circulation
rapair~ lis waste. and gives tone AMI visor TO tn
system.