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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-11-13

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-11-13
Gold in Our Fields.

The quail crop this season is very
large on account of the long Summer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-11-13

TROUGH on ITCH" cures humcrs. sru,.on, ring
Form letter salt rheum. frosted feet chiblains.
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"A new and dangerous counterfeit
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Buffalo is making preparations foran
authors carnival, to be held in February.
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"A Philadelphia cigar-seller says lots
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.

By virtue aud authority Of = special eNeeution
tor delinquent taxes tor the years ISL and
l~ss on tract one, - described below. ISSUED
from tle office IT the circuit clerk ef 1ascona'is
county, Missouri, TefRnnabls nj the November
term Isl of said court AMI TO me deiiFered tn
favor of the state of Missouri 81 The relation and
to- tms u~e at August BsEefuann, collector of the
revenue 1T 1sasconasie county Mo. and against
Eliza Covions AMI Edward CovioBs,
I have levied upon aud seized all the right, title,
interest aud claim of the said
EiEa Covious and Edward CoVious,
Of. in aui tp the follow ing described real estate.
to-Nat
Tract 1. Tire west haiti oC north west quarter
section Il, township ~, range Z.
All lying and being IN said county aHd state 81
Missouri. | will On
Wednesday. November IL. lssi.
bstw cen the hour of nine O'clock In the fort-
noon and I've O'Clock in the afternoon Of ihfIt
day, at the court house door In the town ~
HPrTn nm, county Of Gasconade aforesaid. sell
the Same or - much thereof n may lee required.
at public vsndHs to the highest bidder ton cash
TUEO BEEGSER,
sheriff % SasCoRade county. No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF S SALE
FOR TAXES.

Nv yirtne aud authority OF a special execution
for delinquent taxes for the years ISL and 1879
oH tract cue a Described below issued from HE
Office ur the sirvuit clerk Of GaScpna'le county,
missouri, refanahie AT The November term lSSt
OF said court AMI 10 me deliN ereti in favor OF
The state of Missouri az the relation AMI TO The
use at August HcEemann. collector nt the UcNfn-
nc 81 Gascnnsflc county NO, and against
NicolauS Grein,
I have levied upon aud seized all the right, title
Interest aud claim ct the said
Nicolaus Grciu.
OF, in AMI 10 tho following iescrihcd Ieal estate,
to-Wits
Tract l.. lat No. - in Block No. C.. la Gas
Conale City.
All living ani being IL said county and state Of
Nis~ourt. I viii on
Wednesday, November ~, ls>i,
between the hours 81 nine O'Clock Ia the fore
nopu and fNc - clock la the afternoon ct that
iat, al the court house door In the town at
Hermann. county ut GR-conaiV aforesaid. sell
the same .r 80 much thereof "a. mas he required
st public VcuJue e. the highest builder fr cash
la hand, to satisb said execution Hnd costs.
TiiEb. nEtt6NEk.
sheriff of GHsconade county 40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
Sheriff. Sale
FOR DELINQUENT ia

BY virtue and authority II a special q
for Delinquent taxes for The years lHr9s }
on tract 1. - described below issp
the ufiee of the Circuit Clerk 81 ~
County Missouri. retnruabie % the N
term lisa Of said court and to me del
favor OF the state Of Missouri at the rel
4, the use OF August Beggmann, Collect
revenue Of Gasconade county, Mo ans
Thomas 5ruaf,
I have levied upon and seized ali the N
Interest aud claim OF the said
Thomas Groat,
Of in and to the following described ri
to-Wit;
Tract 4. Northwest quarter 81 BoTti
section ~, township al, range 3.
Al lying aud being ia said county
Of Missouri, ! will on
Wednesday, November lNhs II
between the hours of nine O'Clock In thf
and I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon Of IN
the cOHrt house door IN b town q u
county Of GaseoBade aforesaid, sell IN
80 much thereof as may be required
veudue TO highest bidder for cash
o. satisfy said execution and egsts,
THO. BEEGN
sheriff Of Gaseonade cod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR DELINQUENT ia

ny virtue and authority of a special e
for delinquent taxes for the years iSSe,
lNS2, on tract ~ as described below
from the ONCE Of the eircBit cierk e 81
county. Missouri, reurpAhle Al the N
term lisa of SRi6 CnHrt aud to me delt|
favor of the state Of Missouri NJ the felBI
TO thc use Of August B~eEemaan, collect
Yeyenue of 6~aseonBde county, Mo-, and
john Mills,
! have lstlei apan aud seized al the ria
interest aas4 Clsim ct the said
john Mills.
at, Ia and 10 the following desorthed red
tn-witt
Tract 1. The south west quarter ~ 4
west quarter % section ., township az,
Al lying Pnd being la said county audi
Missouri. ! viii 0u
Wednesday. November ~, lisa,
between The hours of nine o'clork IN 4
Noon aud hve a'rlock VA The R~ftsfneon|
,lat, At the court house daor iu the
Hermann, county ot SasrppAte azores
the same or 81 much Ihprpef ~ may bee 4
ut puhiic Nenduo 10 the highest bidder
IN hRtd, To- satisfy said execution emit {
IIiEp nbNeN
sheriff Of GascoHade la-atI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES

by virtue sud authority of q special execution
Tor DELINQUENT taxes ioF the wears ISL AMI
i~-3 on tract I a described below issued iroin
tie uulce 1t the Circuit Cistk of Ga~ropate
County. NJ -~puTi, rviuruahlc at the November
irrIu l~~i oT said l. turt autt TO me delivered In
favor Of the Stale ~ Missouri a. The relation anil
Ia the as, ~ August lIrSemann. Collector IF the
IcScHU- pf Ga~crnadc County, NJ. ana against
Francis c minors.
I have levied upon and seized AL the right, TITLE
Interest and claim ot the saii
Francis t"gnor>,
Of in aul to the following described real estate.
Fu-Wft-
Tract :. All al Nnr.h We, q. cc;ion ..
Township -. Ranges.
m living and briag ia said c,uniy anl state
uI NJ -~purt, I Viii ou
Wednesday. November 18th 1881,
Actwcel the hours Oruiue o'cl"ck Iu the FORENOON
sui fse o'rlsrk IN the afternoon ui that iHN. at
fhc court house ti,ar ia the ftWn ct Hermann,
4 ,uuiy oI t,a-rpaaie aforesaid, sell tie same az
80 much ,tercof "a, may De required, ut puhlic
vcusluc To- The highest bidder iUr cash % hand,
a. Sali-f, said execution aud costs
THEO. BER0NEiS,
ShcriGor Gascouadc County Nj
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES.

~ virtue and authority of a special execution
for ucliuIueut taxes for the NeaTS ISL and
I-Ss on tract one Bs deseTibed below Issued from
the nnre uf fisc circuit clerk ct Ga~cnnHsie county
Missouri, rrturnable al thC November term tSei
Of said court and to use delivered iH favor at the
state of Missouri At ilse relation ansl to tie u-s
at August Br-rUusBH, collector 81 Oa~teoHartc
county, Mo, aud against
Jenny +. MsybsTg.
have levied uJ.on aud seized all the right. title.
Interest aad claim OF the satd
Jenny y MayberE.
ot. in and to the ioliowip described real estate.
fp-Wif-
Tract ]. North wess quarter uf north west
quarter OT section -. township g.. range ;.
Al lyinz AMI being in SAID county and state
OF Missouri. I will on
TUESDAY. November. 18th, lssl,
between the hours Of nine O'clock in the fore
noon and i've O'Clock - the afternoon ~ that
,lay. Mt the court house door in the town of
Hermann, c8untT Of Sa-ronade aforesaid. sell
the same nr - much thereof a. may 10 required
nj public veniue IN the highest bidder for cash
IN band. 81 safety satd execution and costs.
Thee. BerEReF,
sberiG Of Gsscopade county. Me-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.

ly virtue and authority uf . special execution
for Delinquent taxes Tor the tears lsSi and
Ip<2 on traes one. as described below, issued
NON the pnfcc 81 the rircnit clerk Of tsascoHadu
county. Missouri, retuTnauiC az the NoNemhtt
term lSSI- Of said court aud 10 mr delivered ia
favor at the stale of Missouri at the relation aud
to the use II August BFEcmanH, collector Of the
revenue Of Gaseuuade esaunty No Rnd against
Alfred Purcell, Charles Purcell. NJ e. RYAN and
81 4 Browu,
I have levied upon and seiEel all the right.
title add interest ct the said
Alfred Purcell. Charles Purcell. NJ, q Ryan aud
NJ {. Brown.
Of. in ant tD the following described real estate,
to-WEf
Tract 1. The north east quarter Of north west
quarter and north half Of north rast quarter al
section l.. township q, rang" q.
An living AMI being in said county aRd state of
Missouri. I Rill on
Wednesday. November y, is>i,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
nom and i've O'clock in the afternoon "f that
ttsy. az ths court house door Ia tie town 81
Hermann. county ot bRsConRdC aiofssat3, sell
the same or 80 much fhTJeof as MAY Ice required.
at public Nandne tp the highest bidder Tor cash
in hand, e. HatlsfV said execution aud cists.
TlIEO BEksNEk.
sheriff Of Gasc0nade county. NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
col DELINQUENT rAA

~ virtue aud aaghaFiiy Of a special 4
for d~elinqusal taxes far D. yrRra i~sa.
fsS3. an tract one, a. described below
from the umse Of thr cirCnit clerk uf tt1
county, Missugtfi. ~rptnFnatie ~ the y
term 1sst pg said CONT Aai - ms heiii
IAtsr Of ihe state ~ Missouri, 81 llis
Anfi Ia tho uss ot August neEsnanu. 90
the revenue OF G6septtade g II
against
Robert Mcfarland,
I have lowed upnR and seized 81 n
title, tntefpai aud claim ef the sail
Rebetf Mcfarland,
81. ia and 20 She following described rei
to-wits
Tract /. North west quarter ~ Che II
quarter 81 section s, township 81, range
All lying aud teing Ia said county hm
Missouri, ! viii on
Wednesday. November n, Isl
between the hours aT uine a'gloek 80
nosR and aye usrlock ia she alteFheT
day, hi the cuuTt house door Ia the
Hermann. county ct G-ascaBale AZORES
the same ~ 80 mach thereof ~ may he
AZ public V]entue te the highest hidagFI
Ia hand. h. satisfy said eSee9iion .
THO. BEHSd
sheriff of G~aaconAfle ceu'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.

IT, virtue and authority of q special execution
f.r 4r1ineucnt taxes for the years ISL and -.
~. tr.-f I a. ,Ic>crihrd below Issued from the
..s,r "a The Circuit Clerk ut Ga>Couade County
sr--.uri fewmable at 'iie November Term ISL
- aid r,urt and See Ue delivered in favor % t9e
-,.t.' 81 Missouri "a ihe relation and Co ia" use
Nm Er-,uaanu. Collector uf the revenue
- t,a-rouaIc suu,y, 80. aud against
Irrd Iaih,
Ilas, levied uI"u sud seized All the rsht, utle
interest AN! claim of the sai3
Pred LaiL.
otiu ami to the follow iUs described real estate
rrsct Lot No. i've Isl ON east sixth
SECT iu fhc Town OF Hermann
,ufNipr and being in aid county AMI state
,f Missouri, ! viii On
Thursday, November 18th lSs4,
rsfv eent tho hour- or nine O'Clock in the forenoon
,uI i've O'Clock ia the afternoon 81 maj DAY, AT
a., c,urt house door iu the ioWu 81 hermann,
g,,ntV 81 t.a-s1naIe Aforesaid, sell the same OF
=. much thereof A. may he re4uiTe't, at publie
y.rtIue to the highest bidder Tor cash IN manu.
.-aii-fv said execution aud costs.
THEo. BERGSER,
sheriff cf Ga-conAie Cpunty NJ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES.


H. Virtuc auI AUTHORITY 81 - special execution
for .cliugucut faNr- ft HE years Isl and l-~2
uu tract as described below ISSUED fruut
the office nT the Ciu.uit Clerk al GaeCpuaiC
County. Missouri. rttUtuHb. al the November
Term lcsl "I said CsGrt aud &" me delivered in
lasur pt iAc STA g pf Missouri al the relation and
IT, the u-e ct August Isr-egunnn. collector 81 tic
revenue uf ba-rlptlc county. M. aHtl against
Christian Mueller.
/ have levied ultpu and seized all t1s right, Title
Interest AMI claim 81 the sail
Christian Mueller.
ofIn aud o. the following described real estate,
to- wit.
Tract I. LOT No. 10 on Market street. in the
town of ~ uuHun.
~ living and being ia said counts and state
OF Missouri. / viii ga
Tuesday November fifth 1884.
between the hours uf nine O'Clock ia the forenoon
amt I've O'clock an tIt" afternoon of that dag. at
the court house door ia The town 81 Hermann.
county al Ga-cpua1o aforesaid, EaN the same 5r
so much thereof a. may be TUguiTci, at public
Neudus tp the highest bidder tur each iu hand,
tu satisfy said execution Hnd cp-t-.
THEo. BERGSER,
ShCriG of Caecouade County, NJ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-07

Sheriff Of GascOnade c0Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
An Injun elton Refused.
special To the Gazette.

special 10 the 1hhette,
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. l3.-The
application for an injunction made by
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, to restrain the construction of
the lines of the Balti-
more s. Ohio Telegraph company
through the county of Red River,
was heard in the United States circuit
court here to-day before Judge SabIn.
The facts show that on October Is the
Baltimore & Ohio company instituted
proceedings against the Texas &
Pacific Railway company to condemn
a right of way for its telegraph lines
along the railways right of way,
that after hearing the commissions
ers awarded the railroad company ten
dollars damage, and the construction
OF the lines was undertaken and
nearly completed through the
Union company applied to Judge
Sabln for an Injunction, on the ground
that the railroad company had con-
veyed to them the exclusive use of the
railroad right of way on both sides OF
the track overhead aud under ground
for telegraph purposes, and that they
had not been made parties to the con-
domination proceedings. The injuno-
ton was refused, Judge Sabin hold
Ing that under the laws of Texas
no telegraph company can acquire an
exclusive right of way over any lands
In this state. This Is the twenty
eighth injunction suit brought against
the Baltimore Il Ohio company
by the Western Union and its asaoci-
ates since work was commenced ia
Texas. All have been so far decided
lavorably to the former company and
its lines are nov nearly completed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

factor in the election, and without her
vote no candidate could succeed, and
Mrs. Polk states that in her far-away
home news from that state was anX-
iously looked for. After the election
the news came by night to Nash
vile, and several prominent gentle
men, friends of Mr.. Polk, took carri-
ages and proceeded forthwith TO Co
lumbia, distance of fOTty-siX miles,
arriving there at o'clock in the
morning.
Thus 1t was in the silent hours of the
night that James X. Polk was notified
that he was chosen to take the highest
seat in the nation, with only those few
friends around him, wearied with their
long midnight ride, but anxious TO be
the first to convey the good tidings.
When little Columbia awoke the next
morning she waved her hat joyously
to congratulate the new president of
the United States, and afterwards
turned out EN- masse in one grand dem
onstratiOn. Mrs. Polk had lived for
years in Washington, keeping by her
husbands side while he attended his
duties in congress, aud to take her
place as lady OF the White House found
her altogether In her element.
Speaking of these times now, and
looking back after the lapse of forty
years, she says she enjoy ed it-enjoyed
being the first lady in the land, en-
joyed being the central figure OF brill
liant circle. She is fond of recalling
incidents OF Mr.. Folks administration
and Is proud of his career. She says
she regards the annexation OF Texss
aud the results following the Mexican
war, that is, the requirement of the
CALIFORNIA;, New Mexico and all
those territories so rich in mineral ore,
as some of the most important events
In the history of this country. In
fact, che thought Mr.. Folks admin
istratiun was second TO none, and she
would not even except the results OBJ
| tanned by Mr.. Jefferson. She SAYS
history Is now proving the advantages
gained by these accessions, all due to
MIR. Folks administration. The mil
lionaire owes his wealth to this source,
and there Is no doubt but that the
steps taken and points gained by
James X. Polk deserved the highest
estimate that could be put upon IL by
u grateful country.
| To go back to the question of the eX'
oltement incident to this canvass and
that in which Polk was elected, your
correspondent also had a talk with
Chas. Polk, body servant to Mr.. Polk
and ever the faithful friend TO his
| widow. Chas. Polk says his remem
brance of the Polk canvass and cleo
ton Is as fresh in his mind to-day as Il
was those long forty years ago. HI
says the political excitement ia no
one-tenth as great in this canvass as il
was when James X Polk was elected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
KAUFMAN COUNTY.

The Complete and Official Canvass.
Special TO tho Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Nov. l3.--The fol-
lowing Is the official returns Of the
vote Of Kaufman county;
For electors Democratic. 1919;
Greenback, 30; Republican, 564; Pro-
hIbition, 81.
For congress: Olin Wellborn, 3l4l;
j. G.. Bigger, B2S.
For governor: John Ireland, 3l4l;
A. b. Norton, SOL; G. w. Jones. lI5.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barnett Gibbs,
3l46, j. l.. Haynes, 500.
Comptroller: w. j. Swain, 3l76 n.
Il. Minor, 631.
Commissioner general land Office !:
w. 9. Walsh, 3l72 A. j. Evans, 652.
Superintendent public instruction !:
b. NJ. Baker, 3l7s II. y. Kinney, 694.
Treasurer + II Lubbock, 3l76; s..
NJ. johnson, $685.
Attorney-General j. ID. Templeton,
1896; l. Grothaus, 0lS.
Senator Sixteenth district: j. o.
Terrell, 36i0; Nash, s.
Representative J. s., Wood, 2l52 /;
A. Nj. X. Sowell, l470
District judge j. A. B. Putnam,
1879 V. w. Grubbs, 2529.
District attorney: j. q. Mathews,
1896.
The smoke OF battle has cleared
away and everything Is quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
WASHINGTON.
THE INSTRUMENTATION AT THE CApI.
tai.

THE DEMONSTRATION AT THE CAPI-
tai.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.--The DEM
ocrats OF this city and vicinity cele-
brated the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks tonight by grand torch
light procession. AT least GOOo men
We're IN line, about 100 of whom were
mounted.
The parade marching in platoons of
eight occupied nearly three-fourIhs OF
an hour In passing agiven point. Prl-
vate houses and stores along the route
We're Illuminated and the residences
of such prominent Democrats as MIR.
Corcoran and MIR. Merriok were deco
rated aud hung with Chinese
lanterns from the roof 10 the pavement.
While the procession was passing
through a part Of the city IN which
great many negroes reside, a colored
man standing In crowd ON the aide
walk without any provooatlon, shot into
tn 80 INN OF moving men, the bullet
str ki AZ "A torch-bearer named Sulli-
van IN the temple. He fell
in the ranks and n mum
Der of the proeesslonlsts charged on
the crowd of eolored men, who surren.
dered the man who did the shooting.
Tho latter ran and In the confusion
escaped, but was afterwards captured
by the police aud locked up. Sullivan
is not expected TO live through the
night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
CHOLERA NOTES.
rnE soonRar IN pAn1s.

PARIS, Nov. 49, From midnight to
noon to-day thirty-three deaths from
cholera occurred In Paris, nineteen of
which were In the hospitals. The re-
port for yesterday gives a total of
elghty.one deaths, all but twenty OF
which occurred in the hospitals.
Eighty four fresh cases were received
into the hospitals yesterday.
The people continue fearless though
the epidemic is spreading throughout
the city. One warehouse has sold 90
600 yards of red flannel, which is sup
posed to be preventive against
cholera, The troops and police on
night duty are allowed rum without
their coffee. The exodus OF foreigners
continues.
The doctors are of the opinion that
healthy people are not likely To be at
tackled by the disease. No hospital at
tendants have been seized by cholera
therefore the plague Is considered to
be not contagious. The slums of
the city have been douched
with water heavily charged
with carbollc acid, There are three
cases In the police depot situated in
the slums. II is feared that the dis
ease Will rapidly spread there. The
prisoners are still there waiting trial,
They are huddled In poisonous holes
with scarcely any daylight and reek-
ing with the fOulest od0rs. Their bed
linen which il seldom cleaned is now
washed and disinfecled.
IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
BuENOs AYREs, Nov. 10 Another
case OF cholera has occurred In this
city. There is great alarm. The
strlctest quarantine IL held over in
coming French and Italian vessels.
Three italian steamers expected soon
will not be admitted.
AT ToULoN.
ToULoN, Nov. 10 There was one
fresh case of cholera aud one death
here to-day. In consequences of the
popular Indignation at the filthy con.
dition OF the city, the authorities are
having the streets and cutters cleaned