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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-11-01
Grand Jury Report.
To the Hon. 3. G. Drew, Judge of
the End Judicial District.

To the Hon. 3. G. Drew, Judge of
the End Judicial District:
The Grand Jury of this parish
respectfully report to your Honor
that they have examined into all
cases officially presented from the
parish, which have been brought to
their notice.
After careful consideration of
every case we have found true bills
whenever in our Judgment the inter-
ests of society demanded, ignoring
all frivolous and malicious charges.
The boads of the parish officials are
ample and sufficient and their books
and papers are neatly and well kept.
The parish jail is kept in as neat and
cleanly q manner as could be posi-
bly, expected. There are some re-
pairs that should be put on the par
ish Jail, and in our opinion they
should be attended to without de-
lay. The inmates report the sheriff
very kind to them, furnishing them
with sufficient and substantial food
and doing all in his power to render
them comfortable. The Courthouse
is in a dilapidated condition and
should be attended to.
The public roads Of the parish 30
far as reported are now in good con.
dition, with very few exceptions
The Police Jury constitute them.
selves inspectors of the roads in
their respective wards. We deem
such appointments as unnecessary
and expensive.
Thanking your Honor, the Dis.
trict Attorney and the Sheriff for
official courtesies extended, we now
ask to be discharged.
NJ. FL. BROCK, Foreman.
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To the Country Trade.

Being DESTROYS of increasing my
already large country trade, l have
determined for the fall and winter
season, to offer greater inducements
than any other drug house in the
State. It is my determination to
merit country patronage, and, With
this end in view, I propose to offer
at retail, goods at aobOlesGIe prices.
l carry full aud complete stock,
everything in the drug line, together
with school books, stationery, lamps,
lanterns, and fixtures for same !;
paints, oil, varnishes, ETC., etc. /
also deal largely in ammunition of
all kinds for sportsmen, to which I
call special attention. All I ask is
call before you buy elsewhere, and
I will guarantee you the best bar
gains. LEON NJ. CARTER,
Shreveport, La.
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HEROES OF THE PLAINs.-Mr. J.
w. Buel, the well known author and
traveller, spent large part of the
past SIMMER among the Indians of
the West, and during the time visit
ed the renowned Chief, Sitting Bull,
at Standing Rock Agency, Dakota.
While there he obtained from Sit
ting Bull and his principal Chiefs a
full account of the massacre of Gus.
ter and his men in June, 1875. This
is the first and only time the Indians
have told their side of the story,
which is more intensely interesting
becausenone of Clusters men lived to
relate the horrors of that unparallel-
ed massacre. Mr.. Buel has added
O full history of this great historical
event, and his own experiences
among the savages, to his celebrated
book, "Heroes of the Palms." with
fine portraits Of Sitting Bull and
his principal Chiefs, and many other
illustrations. He has also added the
life and adventures of Awhile
Beaver the great Medicine Man Of
the Sioux, with many new and spir-
tied illustrations, forming one of the
most complete and thrilling works
on Western life ever written. The
book is highly recommended by Maj.
Gen. Merritt, Commander of the
West Point Military Academy, and
other people. Agents are wanted;
see advertisement elsewhere.
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u The following subscriptions
to the Banner have been paid re-
Gently: Col. j. s. Swami, to Feb.
Is, 1884, %; s. HerOld, to Dec. 15,
1883, 90; Col. r. j. Hancock, to July
A, 1884, %; G. A. WATSON, to Aug.
%, 1884, %; Chaffe 6 Powell, to
june 80, 1884, %; G. A. Devereux,
81 20; Alfred Walton, (per A. r.
Thompson, to March 81, 1884, %;
L. c. Biggs, to April 80, 1884; VIM.
Boazman, TO Oct. 26, 1883, 90; A.
Kahn, 1883, %; Booty 8 Furman,
to May "a, 1884, %; Ben Landman,
TO Dec. 81, 1883, %; B. A. Kelly, for
1883, o.; Captain j. w. Onley, for
1883, %; Oniey & Turner, to Dec.
81, 1882, e3; j. A. Lee, to March 4,
1854, o.; j. j. Robinson, (per W. B.
Boggs) to July 7, 1883, %; F. NJ.
Barnett, (per w. B. Boggs) for 1882,
81; A. X. Edens, (per W. B. Boggs)
for 1882, %; 8. j. Zeigler, to March
Is, 1884, "a, 0. b. Ohilders, (per r.
s. Childers) to Nov. "a, 1883, 90; G.
d. Saudidge, to April 6, 1884, %;
e. Phelps, to March 20, 1884, 90; v.
Shidet, to Oct. 20, 1883, %; DR.. d.
NJ. Clay, to Nov. %. 1883, %; P. r.
Gilmer, (per r. g. Wyche) to Oct.
20, 1883, o.; Capt. G. G. Thurmond,
to Oct. IS, 1883, % So; P. q. Doyle,
to Aug. 81, 1883, %; 3. Kincaid, to
Oct %, 1884, %; B. P. Edwards, to
April IL, 1884, 81; W. a. Bledsoe,
to Oct. %, 1sS4,.s2; Elias Skannal,
(per B. f. Oneal) 10 April 10, 1884,
w; Cesar wallace, to June b, 1884,
%; Capt. Thos. Player, (per A. r.
Tlompson) for years 1923, "a; w.
W. Belcher, to Dec. 6, 1882, 81 80;
WI. Thomas to Sept. "a, 1884, %;
G. B. Terry, to April IL, 1884, %;
Jas. s. Herring, to July 1, 1884, 90;
Spencer Minis, for 1883, %; Tom
Copeland, to Dec. 81, 1883, 81 %;
Mrs. Kate H. Dykers, (per Col j.
A. snider) to April 80, 1884, 81.
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T. MFR. A Kahn will remove the
first day of January, 1884, to his
old stand, No. Is Texas St, Shreve-
port, and before removing he viii
sell his entire stock at reduced
prices-such prices - can't be beat
in any market he has a complete
assortment of stoves, crockeryware,
tinware, glassware, plated ware,
general household goods, SC. he
is also sole agent for the celebrated
Charter Oak stoves and ranges. He
has the largest stock of goods in his
line ever brought to Shreveport.
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u Mr.. G. P, TheRard's mani.
factory at Shreveport is turning ont
as fine an article of crackers as can
be bought in the market. He has
improved machinery, skilled work
men, and every facility necessary to
manufacture as fine an article, at as
cheap figures, as can be offered by
any house IN Shreveport. This is a
home industry and deserves the
patronage Of the public, If Mr..
Thenard can, and he says he will,
offer as good a quality at as low
rates, with special guarantee that
every article tnrned out of the house
is fresh and pure in quality. he
also manufactures fancy brands in
sweet crackers, cakes, jumbles, etc.
Do not forget Mr.. Thenard. See
advertisement in another column.
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TO the Country Trade.

I take this method of informing
dealers and citizens generally that /
have just received the largest assert
rnent of toys and Christmas goods
generally ever brought to Sbreve.
port. In the toy line 1 have every
thing imaginable embracing all the
latest novelties. A full line of cellu-
loid sets, vases, etc., and an eBdless
variety of articles suitable for Christ
mas presents for young and old,
male and female. These goods will
be disposed of wholesale and retail.
Cali on me at once, and look through
my stock. I defy cou1petiOn iD
prices and variety of goods.
LEON N. CARTER,
Druggist, cor. Texas and Market sts.,
Shreveport, La.
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s5in Gold Cor a Postal Gard.

TEVhe aboveis a bona-fide offer to any one who
l. will accept and write the names and ad
dress of hook sgt nts they may know of on a
DO tai card and send to us. We prefer Il Q
names of those now canvassing, although
those that have eanvassed will do. Send in
the names and We will show you how it Is done.
500 Per Month and Outfit Free.
We want men, women, boys and girls to
work right in their own towns, villages and
neighbOrhoods, on salary or commission. 1t is
pleasant business we offer you, and you need
not be away from home over night. We shall
be glad to furnish you an outfit free to start
you in business in the world. All those who
engage with MS make money rapidly. You can
devote your whole time or yourspa moments
If you decide to engage in paying bushes 8
write at once for full particulars, enclosing 2
cents to pay for packing and postage, and you
Address,
LONDON BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE,
nov II $40 8. 9Th street, St Louis, Mo
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Succession Notice.

Turnkey, deceased IParish of Bossier.
Notice is hereby given that VIM j. Hughes
" has this day fled in my Office his alplica.
ton 10 be appointed administrator of the sue
cession of James T. Turnkey, deceased
Now. this is to sdmonish all persons concerned,
that Il opposition is not made thereto within
the time prescribed by law, the said applicant
viii be appointed administrator of said sue
eessi0n as prayed for
Given under my Official signature and seal
Of Office, ct Bellevue, La, this Nov |, 1888.
A. r. THOMPSON,
Clerk BOssief District Court.
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The Grand Jury for the Octo-
~ ieFm of Bossier District Court
s00arned sine die last Saturday
morning. The final report of this
OO0s vii be found in this issue of
sas nanner. Twenty.four true bills
.ss rssurned--ten for carrying con.
sea'ed weapons, seven for petty lar.
Ssa'es, three for murder, two for
A0is and battery, one for grand
!. .1lseay andOnefor maliciously shoot.
V animals. Among the indics.
aass returned, was q true bill
sA'nst George Taylor for the muir.
$. o =. Miller scruggs at Midway on
ass Thursday night.
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a Since our last issue the fol.
lowing are some Of the most impor.
tant cases disposed of by Bossier
District Court, now in session.
State VS.. Sam Darling. Murder.
Tried by jury and found guilty
without capital punishment.
State VS.. Ky Brown. Continued
on part Of State.
Statevs. Dan Valentine and Frank
Thompson. Nolie prosequi entered
aud defendants discharged.
State VS.. Lem Carter. NelIe
proaA ui entered and defendant dis.
charged.
State vs. Jim Allen and Charlie
Williams. Larceny. Tried BIZ jury
and found guilty.
State VS.. Handy jenkins. Lar
ceny. Tried by jury and acquitted.
State vs.. Maria McCarty. Lar.
ceny. Continued on application of
defendant.
State vs. Foster Richards. Mur.
der of J. J. Marlborough. Tried by
jury and found guilty without cap
ital punishment.
State VS.. Robert Robertson and
Durr Woodward. Tried by Jury
and found guilty of larceny.
State VS.. Henry Clay. Larceny.
Defendant entered the plea of guilty.
AS we go to press this Thursday
morning the Court is occupied with
the case of the State vs.. William j.
Northcutt, for the murder of A. L.
Oneal in Bossier Point on the 26th
of last May.
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ventures


A book of wild life and thrilling adventures
"A on the Plains; fights with Indians and
desperate white men; grand Buffalo hunts;
narrow escapes, wonderful shooting and md
ing. The only authorized aud truthful history
of the daring exploits Of the greatest Indian
fighters scouts, hunters and guides OF the lar
West.
Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill, Gen. Custer, Califor-
MIA Joe, Capt. Jack, the Poet Scout, Texas
Jack, Kit Carson, Capt, Payne, the Cimarron
Scout, White Beaver, the great Medicine Man
ofthe Sioux, and many other celebrated Plains
men, First and only History of Casters LAST
Fight" as related by Sitting Bull and his
Chiefs to the author in person, with accurate
Topographic Illustrations of the Battle, and
superb portraits of Sitting Bull and his Cen
erals. A great and valuable book reads like a
romance, and outsells all others. Two hun
dred thousand copies already sold.
u Agents, don't throw your time away on
slow books, or worthless limitations of this
grand work, but send at once for the great
original. IL sells on sight. 600 large pages,
administrations, is Fine Colored Plates. Price
only $500. Canvassing Outfits so. Outfits
FREE to Agents who are canvassing for any
other book. Don't miss this grand chance, but
write at once for Pictorial Circulars and extra
terms address,
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO.,
nov IS 4lSN. Third St /, st. Louis, Mo.
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Statements OF Debts.

Succession A. C. Strain, In District Court,
deceased. Boasier Parish, La.
NIotice is hereby given that G. T. Fleming,
IN Executor Of the succession of A. G.
Strain, deceased, has this day filed in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court for Bossier Parish, Louisiana, his
finsl account of his administration of said sue.
cessi0n. Now, If opposition to said final ae-
count be not made within the time prescrib-
ed by law, it win be homologated and made
the Judgment OF the Court.
Given under my official signature and seal
Of Office, at Bellevue, La. Oct IS, 1888.
"A. II. THOMPSON,
Clerk BOssier District Court.
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- The attention of our readers
in Bossler, and all of those who in
tend visiting Shreveport, is called
TO the advertisement of Boazman's
Boarding House and Feed Stable at
that place. Under the efficient man.
agement of VIM. Boazman, the pro-
prietor, his hotel and stable have
become quite popular. Everything
is conducted in good style while
rates are very reasonable.
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Notice.

Rocks DEMOCRATIC PARISH Ex. COMMITTEES. J
Bossier Parish, La, Oct. %, 1883.
A meeting of the Democratic Parish Exeeu-
N tive Committee of Bossier Perish is
hereby called TO meet at Bellevue on Tuesday
the 18th day of November next.
The following are the members of the Com.
mittRe.
Ward l--E. 8. Dortch, W. n. Hodges.
Ward Nv. r. Prather, I'll. w. Ogden.
Ward 81. II. Bryan, w. NJ. Abney.
Ward Nv. b. Boggs, Z. H. Curry.
Ward 5-F, M. Hanks, w. g. Burt
Ward 6-Df. W. J M0bley, H. BarnacastIe.
A full meeting Of the Committee is desirable,
as business Of Importance viii be transacted
All the members are therefore urgently re-
quested TO be IN attendance.
Il. w. OGDEN, Chairman.
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~ Messrs. Henry Dreyfnss &
Son are among the most popular
dry goods merchants Of Shreveport.
They carry a very full line of staple
and fancy dry goods, carpets, cloth.
ing, ladies' shoes, notions, &C., and
are doing an extensive business.
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- The "ATkansas Traveller will
be mailed to any address one year
for %. No paper in the United
States more nearly meets the re
quirements Of a first class family
paper than the Arkansas Traveller,
a large 4S-cOlumn weekly, replete
with the best literature and the
choicest and most original hurnor.
1t is one of the handsonest and best
of Sunday papers, and that is say
ing q great deal. The Arkansas
Traveller is under the editorial con.
troll Of Mr.. Opie P Read, who has
a reputation throughout the whole
country as writer of pure original
humor. Send Eve cents for sample
copy. Four copies 15 cents. Address
Read s. Benham, Little Rock, Ark.
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II Messrs. Henry Dreyfass &
Son, Shreveport, viii as usual offer
all Novelties of the Season as fast
as they appear. = This stock is now
complete and will be kept SO during
the season. They invite all to call
and inspect their stock, which is
the largest they have ever had and
is the best selected ia this section.
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% Messrs. Kahn & Bigart keep
tie finest general assortmentof fancy
dry goods, latest novelties in ladies'
dress goods, notions, &C., in Shreve-
port Send for prices and samples.
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u Now is the time to lay in your
slaser supply Of dry goods for your
ia0lly. MI. Ben. Holman, Shreve-
port has q complete stock of every.
alag that you may need, at prices
sal0h he will guarantee to give sat-
lsiaetion. Try him.
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q Call on Mr.. Julius A. Jacobs,
Shreveport, and obtain good bar.
gains. He has everything needed
10 the line of dry goods, at the very
lowest prices.
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- Make good roads, and you
hare something that confers q ben
eft upon every one, both in town
and country.
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q There will be a meeting of
The Democratic Parish Elective
Committee of this parish at Belle.
vue on the 18th inst. See notice of
Hon. b: W. Ogden, Chairman, in
another column.
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= One of the finest selections Of
hosiery in Shreveport, at Mr.. Julius
4. jacobs. Special low prices will
be offered in this line.
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q That country best shows signs
Of substantial growth and healthy
Development which has diversified
industries. Let those interested in
BOssier's future make a note of this.
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~ A silent hour under the stars
may whisper to your soul great
thoughts of eternity.
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y Take your watches, clocks
and lewelry to I. Ell. Kortum, No. %
texas street, Shreveport, If they
need repairing. He will do it in q
afstciass manner, and his charges
are reasonable:
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~ You can buy q Smith & IVES
sOn double action pistol, 36 caliber,
tNickle plated for ell 90, from
Leon M. Carter, Druggist, shreye.
port, La.
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~ Everything for winter CON-
fOrt, carpets, blankets, heavy cloths
Of every description, at Mr.. Julius
4. Jacobs, Shreveport.
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r. Business notices will be in
serted on this page at the rate of
ten cents line for each insertion.
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" st. Jacobs Oil at Carriers, in
Shreveport, for 40 cents per bottle.
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- November is here, and this is
the month of gorgeous loneliness.
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~ Announcing candidates for
oHace-iDvariably in advance-$10.
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Announcement.


We are authorized to announce Mr. W. B.
BOGGS ss candidate to represent the Parish
of Booster In the Lower Branch of the next
Legislature; subject 10 the nomination of the
Democratic party.
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- How we all enjoy the beauti-
full sunshine after a few days ofrain
and cloud.
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FREE!

And we know you will derive more good than
you have any idea of. Our reputation as a
company is such that we can
not afford to deceive. Write to US on postal
and give your address plainly and receive full
particulars.
BUCKEYE MFG CO., Marion, Ohio.
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- There will be o vigorous de
mand for fire.wood pretty soon.
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~ The price ofcotton is entirely
too low.
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Bridge Notice.

gTyhe undersigned, by authority vested In him
Il by tbs Police Jury, will let the building
of q bridge across Clark's Bayou-kn0wn as
the old Ruth bridge-on Wednesday the 18th
December, 1888. Specifications submitted on
day Of letting, which will be at Mercer g.
Bodenheimers store.
J.W. RAINS,
dec6 Police Juror, Ward g.
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n Bossier wants diversified in.
dnstries.
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n Autumn winds are signing.
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T SELLS ITSELF!

It is used every day in every family. You do
not need to explain its merits. There is a
rich harvest for all who embrace this golden
1t costs you only one cent to
earn what our business is. Buy postal card
aud write to us and we will send. you our pros
Dectus and particulars
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Ladies' as we'll as gentlemen, make success
in the business. Very little capital required
We have household article as salable as fOu
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~ Haul in your fire-wood.
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Heroes OF the Plains.

.w AgsRtSs BrJ.w.BUEL- M AEsassd
The Great New Book Of Western Ad'
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e. Next year is leap yesr.
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~ Time is slipping away fast.
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H We have enough rain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-07
BENTON CITY BRIEFS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, June 5.-The recent
rains and pleasant sunshine have re-
vived the dropping spirits of the far
mers considerable.
Corn is looking well now in this vi
cinity.
The farmers haven't time to come
to town, so the merchants and black
smiths have gone to playing croquet.
The strawberry festival was a sue
cess in every respect. All partie1
had quite a pleasant time.
Vertal Stewart & Co., of Montgom.
cry City, are talking Of putting up 6
saw mill at this place.
Miss Ada Murray and sister, Of
Mexico, who have been visiting
friends and relatives at this place, re.
turned home to-day.
Miss Laura Galloway, of Lincoln
county, who has been visiting here
for the past few days, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Barnes and Miss Annie Stock.
well, Of this place, r visiting friends
and relatives in Lincoln county.
The holiness" people will begin
q series Of meetings at this place next
Sunday.
Cats are musical, because their in.
sides are composed mostly Of fiddle
strings. RATTLE Box.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-07
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue and authority of a gener-
ID al execution, issued from the Office
Of the Clerk of the Circuit court of
Audrain county, Missouri, return
able at the June term, 1883, of said
court, and to me directed, in favor
of Ira Hall, and against A, d. Crary,
l have levied upon and siezed all the
right, title, interest and claim of the
said A. D. Crary of, in and to the
following described real estate, to-
wit: Lots seven and eight q & 81,
in block seven (7), and lots one, two
and ten Il, 2 & 10y, in block five (5),
and lots seven and eight q & 81 in
block three (3), in the town of Far
Der, all lying and being in the said
county, and State of Missouri; and l
will, on
Friday, the 9th day Of June, 1888,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
forenoon and five O'Clock in tae after
noon of that day, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Mexico, county
of Audrain Aforesaid, sell the same,
or so much thereof as may be requir-
ed, at public vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, (subject to
all prior liens and judgments,) to
satisfy said execution and costs.
d. D. WOODWARD,
Sheriff of Audrain County, Nc.