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Farm for Sale,

e,.x A good farm for sale situated in
&,saSSA- South Belfast on LincOlnville ave.
Ex211SR nue., one and onc-haf miles from
tatANsStNSx the city, contains one hundred acres
7Ss-s=szssfzs@ of land, well wooded, cuts between
forty ami fifty tons first quality hay, good orchard,
mostly grated fruit, good buildings, all convenient
and in good repair. The above farm will be sold
at good bargain. For further particulars enquire
the premises. JAMES =. WIGHT.
Belfast, Sept p, ISS4.-3W4O*
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THE NEW
Belfast Skating Rink
MUSIC BY A
Newly Organized Band for Skating,

NrsSrS. ) lNBORN t. CHASE.
Nond0y. Uodnest0U ana <df"t-
day ercHiltgS dHring the season.
-Idlnjttunce % ctS.: use Of .Sk0tes
10 rts.
" rdHcsddU 0ftriyt0OH crcjHSire
to LWdjc> 0Hd misses. saturday
afternoons for B0yS. -IdDtjtt0ncc
I,5c. for AFTERNOON sessions.
Ercnj,O Sessions to 10. -ITtcr-
noon sessions = TO ;.
T"cSd0y 0nd ThH"sduy ercnjItgs
the Rim H'i!t be Opcn for the use OF
beginners 0ad those Of not mHch
practice. Ne music. idnjSSjOH
n7id sh0tcS ~ cents.
The management PcScPrcS the
right on behdiT NJ the patrons to
rctUSc admission to objectionable
parties
Il. II. CDONBS. Proprietor.
E,Ifo-t k,.b l>sl
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Farmers Festivals.

Farmers Festivals.
! JACKSON TOWN FAIR The annual fair of the
good people of jackson, was held Thursday Sept
18th at the town house and grounds of Mr. VIM
Parkhurst, adj Joining. 1t has become an accented
fact that Jackson town fair and fair weather can
/ not occur on the same day. The morning was
rough and windy, but with prospect of pleasant
weather later in the day the people began to assem-
4 be, though with some doubts as to whether moi
the fair would be held. But considerable stock
produce Nc came i'll in the latter part of the fore
noon, and despite the showers, more came in the
afternoon and 50 the idea of postponemcnt to an
other day not TO be thought Of
i On the grounds some very fine oxen, steers and
colts were shown but in numbers, very much les.
than on former years. \ very lively interest wa
manifested in The trial of strength of oxen; six
pairs were entered in the two classes and the trial
occupied the larger portion of the afternoon
despite the rain. Below are the reports of com
nittees as far as could be obtained
I Fat ONen-M. s stiles, Jr lst: c. r. kimbaIl %
Levi Rich 81.
>teer7-Three years old. John McKinlv LIST, W
+ Cook II. Two years Old A. j. Fletcher lst ii
Mckinley ID ''l@'' 80 '''''
brausht oNen.t nder #, d. d. Could lst;
Levi Rich ~; &. W. Hasty 81.
NWtcpstakes-Ope 10 al oxen A. F. IlrnIaI
IT. N. = stiles. u. ~ y. d. Gould Sd.
CoI,s-sHeNers, NJ G stevens l.t, E. ?. Chase
~ Water CroNford "a. One year Odds, Chester
oil- z B. Cook, lst Lewis COOK 3ds Alton We st'l
a. -Four years Ola, u. f. Chase Ist.
In the hail The exhibition of farm produce was
confined 80 less than the usual number Of entries
but ihe abundant crop of apples was wen repre-.
scented. The iaes department was no oiscredit to
dis tlr; for, though, in the other departments
The entries were less numerous than formerly but
equal IN attrac,ireness and quality. Below are the
committees reports
FRUITS, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
Appc--Bc-t collection Of named varieties NJ
:. stiles Jr,, l. named varieties. let; f. r. Chase,
~ named varieties. 2d; Charles Norton ii name,I
varieties, 81
Best di~h h,ldwins- Emerson Davis, lst; L. p.
CHASE, - c. Merton, Sd
T. - collection of named varietips-I Rich Isl
Etiie Gates, ~.
le- ,i~h pears Eddie Gates, Isl.
Flowers, tut lowrre-Nr~ Levi Rich l~t Miss
Maud MNdEett, ~ ana "a.
eui!i .Wrr--Mrs. :. F. Ridley, 1T, Emma Davis,
Onions NJ ;. stiles, Jr, varieties. l-t: Levi
Ge5i--I.tyi Rich, Isl; NJ. :. >tilc., ,Ir, 81.
iaripa ~ :. stile9 b., lst \. J. WeDh. "a.
SOU 4sh-Leyi Eich, varieties, l7t
He- dish le4ellbsr--I. \. DAVIS, it,
PUhpkjH~-J. \. Davis, l-t
P"p rnll-Ida hmnal,
MtNtFAcrrEls AND FANCY ARTICLES
Wor-led mats Mrs. Amos Hatch Isl prem.
Air-. Rub Wright, ~ prem.
Brush AoldeI-Nlr7. Ruth Wright, Ist, MIR. All,
IL Cr9ckrr, ~
COTTON Tides Mis- Bertha Wallace, Isl; Miss
stella Howard, 2d Mrs. Ruth Wright 3t
-Tidics Miss susie Roberts, 1T; Mis- BERTHA
Wallace, "a: MI. susie Br"wn, 81.
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CAUTsOM.

A LII persons are hereby warned against commit
"A ting trespass upon the lot of land situate In
stockton and known as the ZETHAM +. SHUTE
place, now owned by me, as all such persons will
be prosecuted to the extent of the law in such
made and provided.
LUCINDA F. HARTMAN.
Stockton, Sept. 26, lSsi.-3w40t
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MORRILL,. Harley, son of Cora Phinney, who
has been very sick the past fortnight with cerebro
spinal meningitis and under the treatment of DIR.
Pearson, is much better and there strong hopes
OF his recovery.
KNOXVILLE. Miss Marilla Foss is very sick with
typhoid fever. Mr.. f. W Dutton is at home from
Boston and is spending few days with the band
boys. He their former teacher but has been
absent for about four years. He was hailed with
friendly greetings by all his old friends. A few
from this vicinity attended the State Fair at Lewis
ton. Mr.. Ross Downer fell from barn one day
last week and broke his leg. lie taking down
stagings at the time.
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san Francisco, Ar, 18th, snip Iroquoi-, Jones
Liverpool.
Jacksonville, Ar 18th, sen. Fiorii,. Warren
Belfast; st. John Gilmore, ito.
Philadelphia, below 10th, ship success, iIichborn
from Bristol.
Delaw ire Brcakwater, sept. y Sailed ship Lucy
\. Nickels, from Philadelphia for lioga,
New York, Sept. II. arrived bark Penoh-cot
Iiaijimore, Sept- p. sld. schs. 5. g. Haskell
BOSTON,
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The builder Of the new Cunarder. which ii i,
promised. viii eros, the Atlantic in less than
six days and . half, promises that the time vii
be still further reduced TO ''>omething like five
days. within the next five wears
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SAIP NEWS s.
'OKT OF BELLA ST.
ARRIVED

Sept. p. schs A. W. Ellis. Ferguson, Boston
+. H. Warren, Coison Sc,rsport.
Sept 3j Sch. VIM Frederick, Patterson, Ban
gor.
Sept. ~ Sen. Flora Condor, French Camden.
sept. 30. sch. Mary tarruW, CondOn, Boston.
SAILED.
Sept p. sch. Charlie liucki, French, Bangor.
sept. 2G Sch. James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
sept. - Sch. Prescott HuZeitinc, Mcdonald
Jacksonville.
Sept % Schs. Wm. Frederick, Patterson, Char
lesion, h. l.. warren, Colson, Boston; Plymouth
Rock, W mite, SimoE's Sound Wm. stevens, Carter
Boston, Mabel Cooper, , Bangor; Berth;
Warmer, ---, Cow Bay; \. W. Ellis, Ferguson
Ellsworth.
sept 80 Sen. Orion, White, Bangor.
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Alice 4. Curtis, of Brunswick, Me, writes, she
has suffered very much with Kidney disease. Using
several bottles of HUNTS Kidney and Liver
REMEDY Miss c. pronounre- It a READ blessing Il
woman for all kidney diseases.
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$500


The price of Staterooms, having two berths each
is reduced to 81 % and 81 90 each.
The Social Hall each Steamer will he thrown
open, and all its herths will be free TO Ladies and
Children.
Meals of a superior quality will be served at
regular prices.
The courteous and polite uniformed officials at
tached to each Steamer, and at Ihc Offices of this
Company in Boston, will render such assistance and
give such information rs eXcursionsts may require
RE-Steamere leave Belfast at O'Clock p. NJ, and
arrive in Boston at an early hour the following
morning. 3w40
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MARITIME MISCELLANY


,.,..,,,,, ,,,,.
MAXI LIME Mi9Of-l-i-ANl'
ship Dakota, I2Il tons built in 1881 at Bath BY
VIM. Rogers, has been sold at New York on German
account.
The Deer Isle Gazette SAYS Eleven coasters Arc
lying in our IIarbor awaiting freights. Goa sting
on this coast has not been dun for many years
The three masted schooner VIM Frederick sailed
from Bangor Friday morning with a cargo Of nay
for Charleston, :. {. she was loaded by George
W. Gurham
SPOKEN. sept. ~ in lat. 5. 80. lon. 6S l3, shin
Lucy 4 NcNels, Nickels, from PHILADELPHIA fol
Iiioeo, Japan.
SCH Flora COntion with lime sc. slrilng leak at
Camden aud returned for repairs.
The large snip building at Bath for can't. J.. Pen
dIctOn OF Searsp0rt, is nearly plankcd up and will
be ready to launch i'll few weeks Her keel l. 2Gt
feet long and her TOP IS feet over all 1epth - feet
width - feet and will register about 2i0O tons.
QUICK PASSAGES. The sch. \. W. Ellis, Capt
Ferguson, of this city, left Boston on " eduesda,
afternoon at five O'Clock last week aud arrived 1T
Belfast on Thursday forenoon at ten O'Clock, lust
seventeen hours. Ii was almost steamboat time
and was one of the quickest passages ever made
between the two ports uy Il SAILING ves-cl SCH
$aufHSEpt Owned Inv John : Emery 4 10 of Ros
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Il. MlctlaplS
-nl- Au-trl.iau Variety. William clements, Ist
tAEN lm1EMfNf>. Narncv 40. 10 Plough, {.
II. Aea,lcy, l.t.
LADIES pErAGINENr Quilts. Mrs. james
Know ton, i-j fraiih robertson, 2d; !. 5. Morrill,
BET. spreads. Mrs. ID. :. Robertson, lst. Woven
,lrn rugs. Mrs, Nathaniel Evans lit; Mrs. John
LIT. HaNol1l rugs. Mrs Eliza a. Piper. lst. Knit
warn rur Miss fauslcna Curtis, LIST Mrs. Edwin
small ~ hnii rtE ru- Miss fau4tena Curtis, LIST /;
M trilAHn htoWitun,2t; Mrs. Nelson Curtis, 3D.
ilookedra9 fug. Mrs. Thomas smart Ist; Mrs Clark
NJ Marlen , Mrs Thomas Murphy, 3 Braided
rug MR.. Wallace Cunningham list Mrs Josiah
Ackar-uu ; J.. ~calt rug. Ida L. Clements ST.
Home manufactured cloth blanket. Mrs Marias
stevens, l>t. Fun cloth. Mrs. Maria Stevens LIST.
t.caler NIrkcrson. l>t. Mems hose. Mrs c. NJ
AIarirn, iSt. Ladies hose wooden. Mrs Darius
tIokott, -. Ladies hose cotton. Mrs. John Roy
al, l9t. Miliens. MIS-. John ; Morrill,, LIST; Mrs.
Rose G. Royal, "a Childrcn's mttens. Miss
Sadie Cunningham, lst. Knit edging. Miss Ida
\ickcrson, 1T. Crocheting child5 skirt Mrs T.
Afghan Miss Louisa Cunningham, lst. Tides,
tlwine Mig FMuStena Curtis lst; Mrs Josiah
Nickerson, ~; Mrs. Wallace Cunningham 3D. Sofa
tidy. Miss. X '. Bacon, 1T. Chair tidy. Mrs G..
T. Mar, LIST. trotched. Isabella Thomas. lst.
i''op corn. Mrs Flora +. Mckeen, Ist and 2d Knit
tidy. Mrs. Josiah Nirkerson lst Toilet sets. Miss
Fausema Curtis, LIST; Mrs. Sarah }. Bead. 2d. Lamp
mats. Mrs. Mary r. Achorn, LIST; Mrs Sarah j.
iieal. %. Fancy needle work motto. Cassius
Chllds lace dress. Mrs. f. II. lIanev, lst Fancy
handkerchief. Mrs Darius Pickett, LIST. Worsted,
hair, and feather work, worsted wreath. Miss
Won Eta Il. Moody, lst, Mrs: Miles Luce, %.
Hair wreath. Mrs Miles Luce LIST; Mrs.
Sarah }. Beal, ?nd; Mrs Darius Pickett, Bird.
Feather wreath, Mrs. c. G. Marden, lst; Mrs. Flora
E. Mckeen, ~. Cut flowers, Miss Louisa Gun
ningham, LIST; Mrs: j r. Hamilton, ID; Mrs. Han
nah Homes, 3rd. Pot plants, Miss Jennie Moody.
lst Mrs. Clark NJ. Marien, End. Cooking, Mrs. c.
q. Mardcn, loaf cake, LIST Raised bread, Miss
Mary Ford, LIST; Mrs. Rose Royal, 2nd. Preserves
pear preserves, Mrs. c. c. Marlcn, ist Raspberry
preserves, Mrs. John c. Ford. LIST Strawberry pre-
serves Mrs. John Z. Ford LIST. Apple and grape
leliey, Mrs. C. G. Marden, LIST. Raspberry jam, Mrs.
David Moody, LIST.
Meritorous articles not mentioned, Scroll work,
James o. Patterson, LIST. Painted vases, Jennie
Moody, lst Wool carriage mat, Mrs. James Nick
erson, ist
A yoke of small oxen girting about six feet
trained by small boy and owned by J. c. Little
field eNhibitet good training, moving the load APP
parentiy rs handy the seven feet cattle.
A. +. MCPHERSON, ! c,ot;
Mrs. JAMES NICKERSON,i vs.
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B. =. WELLS
THE "JINGO"
PROSPECTUS.
THREE LARGE CGLORED CARTOONS
AND BY NUMEROUS ENGRAVlNGs.

1t will not only maintain the highest standard of
excellence in its artistic work. but it is intended to
make it an able and strong paper in its literary de
partmcnt, and that it shall be, in all respects a
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Dress Goods.

In fact our stock is daily rcpIenishod by
the arrival Of choice goods
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF q special execution
for deli quent taxes, issued from the office of the
cler Of the circuit of Pettis county Missouri
dated December -, 1883, and to me directed In
vor of the state OF Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of r. II. Moses, collector Of
the revenue of Pettis county, Missouri, plain
tin, and against J, W. Marshall, J. C. Thomp-
son, aud John Montgomery, defendants juds-
Inent for back taxes on the real estate hereinafter
described for the years 1862 1871, 1872 1873 1874
1875 1876 1877 1873, 1879. and for the enforcement
OF the lien OF plaintiff inst said real estate there
fore have levied upon and SeIzed all the right
title and interest of said defendant of I'm and 10 the
following described cal estate, to-wp The north
half of lot twelve, 2i, in block six, (6), the city
of Sedalia, Pettis county, Missouri: and will, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1884,
While the circuit court of Pettis county, Mis-, ouri
Is in session. between the hours of o'clock a. IN
and o'clock p. M of said day AT the court house
door, in the city of Sedalia, ssOur sell the above
described real estate at utlic auction for cash to
the highest bidder 10 satisfy said execution and
costs. NJ > CONNER
y iS-vtd Sheriff Pettis County, No.
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New York Fire Engines.

A correspondent of the New York
Herald thus describes the movem INT
of men and horses connected with III
fire engines of New York when an
alarm Of FIRE has been struck
The engine stands ready for the
road So uoes the tender. The horses
are in their stalls. The men are loung
ing about or sleeping. The alarm
strikes. In a moment all are at their
pos's. By curious contrivance the
nsmmer that strikes the warsing
gong sets in operation a system OF
cords and levers that unfasten the
horses The men come down from
their sleeping or sittting-rooms not by
stairways, but by a pole to the lower
flor. They are all ready in a twink,
ing And what of the horses? They
generally cutstrip the bipeds in re-
spending to the call. The hammer
which releases them and strikes the
gong sends them an alarm they al
once interpret.
Standing or lying. they are out al
once and beside the engine-pole. There
is no harne>sing. no resdjusting OF
beIly-hands and squeezing of collar:
and fastening of reins. The new
swing harness used in the department
ia complete comparison, which ID
suspended by an ingenious apparatus
above the spot where the horses take
their places. Close the open collar
with a snap, pull a rope which lifts
the suspending apparatus, and they
are equipped and ready Eor the road.
The door swings open. every man is
in his place. and away goes the en-
CINE.
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SHERIEErS SALE

By virtue and authority of a special execution
for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the
Clerk IF the Circuit Court, of Pettfs County, Mis-
souri,, dated December l3th 1888 and To me direct
ed in favor of the - Of Missouri AT the relation
and to the of Reuben III. Moses Collector Of the
revenue Of Pettis County, Missouri, Plaintiff and
against Howard Pisg (trustee), Nancy III. Combs
back taxes the real hereinafter described
First tract for the years 1878, 1879. 1881; cOnd
tract for the years 1873 1872 1885, third tract for
the years 1873 1879 1880; urth for the wears
1878, 1879 $780, nd for the enforcement OF the lies
of the plaintiff against sad real estate therefore 81
have levied upon and seized sll the right, title
and interest of said Defendants. of in and to the
following described al estate, situated in Pettis
County, Mi souri, TO wit: First tract five (5l acres
being he east eide Of the west half ~ of the
southeast quarter "a south of The ralirnadD, Of
section eleven (ll), township forty vel al range
twenty (2t,). Second .tract-sIxty-sx (6h) acres
the south part of the east half "a of the soulh beast
quarter "a of section eleven (lI) township forty
i've (45), range twenty coy, South Pacific railway.
Third tract-one hundred and TWEEN (l2D acres
the west half 20 of the northwest quarter (1) and
the northeast quarter IA of the northwest quarter
"a OF seetin thirteen (l3). township forty five
half 20 Of the southwest quarter "a of Sec
ton twe.ve (l2). township forty-hve (45), range
twenty (20), and will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1884,
while the Circuit Court of Pettis County Missouri
is in session, between the hours of O'Clock a M
and 5Ocloek m. of said day, ut TN eouI; house
door, in the city of Seialia, Missouri sell The above
described real estate at public aueti sor ca, h. to
the highest bidder to satisfy SAID execution and
costs. NJ StONNER
l2-lS-wtd Sheriff Pettis County, Mo-
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SHERIEE,S SALE

By virtue and authority Of a special alias exc
cutiOn for delinquent taxes, issued from the ONCE
OF the CLERK Of the circuit court OF Petts county
Missouri, dated December 18th, 1888 and to me d.
rected in favor of the of Missouri at the re
IiOn and 20 the of r. IL Moses collector of the
revenue of PetiS county, in the stat of Missouri,
plaintiff, and against OsSinlus Hurt, A. A. GlaR-
cock, John VI. GiaSscOck, Charles B. Glasseock,
Deveraux Leftwich and John Leffwich, her hus-
band, Margaret T. Shelly and Robert J. Shelley
Alice Stone and Aldea 4. Stone defendants, judg-
ment for hack taxes the real estate hereinafter
described. First tract-for The years 1875, 1876,
1877, 1873, ls19. Second tract-fOr the years 1869
1870, 1871. 1872, 1873, 1874. Third tract-fo the
years 1863, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1879 1874. Fourth
tractor the wears 1867 1865 1869 1870 1871 Is72
1872 1871 1878, 1876 1871 1878. 1872 and for the
fOTcement ~ the lien IF the pantIf, against said
real estate therefore / have levied upon and
seized ail the right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS, If in and t. the following described real
estate situated IN PetiS county, Missouri to Wit:
First rsct-lot one (l), Of the northwest quarter
% OF section two (2), t"wn>hip forty-seven (40,
range twenty (2, Except four acres in the north
west corner). Second tract-the southwest quarter
"a of the northwest quarter ca except five acres
of secion two l2 township foI (45), range
twenty (20l. Third tract-the southeast quarter
"a of he northwest quarter "a of section two ~,
township fOrty-seyen (47), range twenty COY.
Fourth tract-nOrth half OF the southeast quarter
"a Of lection two (2), township forty-seyen (4D,
range twenty COY, and will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th 1884,
while the circuit court of Pettis county Missouri
Is in session, between the hours of nine Oc.oek A.
m. and tive o'clock p. m. Of sal day, at the court
Missouri sell the above described real estate at pub
lie auction for cash To the highest BIZ der TO satisfy
said execution and costs. NJ. 5. CONNER,
l2-lSwtd Sheriff Pettis County, Mo.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue and AUTHORITY Of n special alias execu-
lion for delinquent taxes issued from the Office Of
the clerk Of the circuit court of Pettis county.
Missouri, dated December 18th, IsS3 and to me III
rected in favor Of the state of Missouri q the re-
lation and to the use of X. H. Moses collector of
the revenue OF Pettis county, in the state of Mis-
souri,, plaintiff, and against Ossirnus Hurt, John
VI. Glasscock, Charles b. Glasscock Dsyeraux
Leftwitch and John Leftwitch her husband Mar
garet I, Shelly and Robert J. shelly her husband
A. A, Glasscock, j, h. p Glasscock Ell E Glass
cock, Alice Stone and Aldea A. Stone, de-
fendants, judgment for back taxes on the real es-
tate hereinafter described, First tract for the
years Of 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877 1878 1879
Second tract for the years of 1865 1859 1870 1871
1872, 1873, 1874, 1876 lsT7 1873 1872 and for the
enforcement Ofthe lien Of plaintiff against said
real est.te therefore / have levied upon and
seized all the right title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS, Of IN and 10 the following described real
estate situated in PettIs county, Missouri o-wit
First N ct-The southwest quarter (10 of the
northeast quarter ca of section two (2l township
iorty-seven (47l range twenty (2O). Second tract
The nortI east quarter "a OF the southwest quar-
ter "a of section two township fOrty-sevsnl ATT
range twenty l20l and will
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 10th, 1884
while the circuit court of Pettis county. Mis-
souri,, IL IN session, between the hours Of ocl ok
q. m. and O'Clock p. m. Of said day, st the
court house door, in the city of Sedaiia Pettis
county, Missouri sell the above described real es-
tate at public auction for cash TO the highest bid
der To satisfy said execution and costs.
NJ. 5. CONNER,
l2-SWtd Sheriff Pettis county, Mo.
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Health is Wtdlth

- l. e. wEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TLEki
Men laraateed specific for " terra. I'szzP
ness, Commissions, Fits. Nervoue NeuraiyIs
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by thu u
Of alcohol or toba Wakefulness, Nenta, "a
preston. Softenin. /; the Brain resulting lD =
sanity and leading 10 misery decay and dealt
Premature Old Age, BarrcDness, Loss of pow
In either sex, Involuntary Losses ard Sperr'di
orrhGa caused byoyer-exertIon OF the BRAIN sa1
abuse or ovar-indulgence. Each box con-
one months treatment Si.0O a box, or SIX l. .
for $500 sent by mail prepaid ON receipt of .io'
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received y
for six boxes, accompanied with 500 We -
send the purchaser our written guarantee u
fund the money If the treatment does not sife
a cure Guarantees issued onlyby
Aug. Fleischman. Druggist
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ORDER o. PUBLICATION.

w
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF PETTIs,
In the Probate Curt for the County of Pettis. No
mber Term, ISs3, Julia Eta Roberts Admin
list, atrix of Zaeksriah Roberts, Deceased. Order
of Publication.
Julia Eta Roberts, Administrative of Zackariah
r. berts, deceased, presents To the court her ne
titOn, praying for an order for the sale of SO much
of the real estate Of said deceased a will paw ana
satisfy the remaining debts due by Mid estate and
yet unpaid for want of sufficient assets. accom-
panied by the accounts, lists, and inventories re-
quired by Law in such cases examination whereof
IL Is ordered, that all persons Interested in the
estate of sud decreased be notified that application
as aforesaid has been made, and that unless the
contrary lie shown on or before the first day of he
next term Of this court TO be held on the lth day Of
February next, order will be made for the sale of
the WHOLE much of the real estate of laid de-
ces, will be sufficient for the payment of said
debts and il is further ordered that this notice be
published in some newspaper in this state for four
weeks before the next term of this court
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PETTIs, -
/, Chas VI. MeClung. clerk Of the probate court
held IN and for the said county, hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy OF The original order of
publication therein referred TO. as the same APP
pears of record IN my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of said court. Done
at off in Sedalia, in said county, this 18th day of
December, 1883.
CHAS. NJ. McCLUNG
l2-lSwid Judge and ex-t fficiO clerk.