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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
GAINESVILLE.

Tho Ice boys in Delaware Bend Again,
Special 10 the Gazette.
GNNEsVuLE, Ti:N., Aug. l3.--Thc Ice
boys, with their accustomed rasmess,
are In the notorious Delaware Bend on II
visit. They came over after some hogs
which they claim belong TO them and IL Is
their Intention from the information TIM
GAzErTE representative can gather to
remain IN the Bend several days, Depn-
~ sheriff Shaver of this county was the
recipient OF an invitation from the Lee
boys, while The former were at Dexter a
few days ago, Ia visit them, but hc re-
fused 10 accept.
A prominent stockman OF Burlington,
and well known here, being pressed by
his creditors, rave them 'siand OFF. y
The creditors, We are informed, armed
themselves with Wlnchcsters and pro-
cceded 90 Burlington To settle the mniter,
but the stockman collected his cowboys,
armed all of them and departed for his
ranch day before the former parties ar
rived In Burlington. Names are withheld
until further information j. developed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
4 CLEAR CASE.


The Men Who Robbed the Cisco-Brown-
wood Stngr in Court.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, TN, Aug. l3.--Morrison and
Drake, the men who robbed the Cisco and
Brentwood stage July 80, were arraigncd
for trial before United States Commits
Sioner Fink to-day Most OF the time
was consumed In investigating Morrl-
sons case, and the trial VIII be resumed
tomorrow. The testimony thus far nd
duced gocs To show that Morrison was
acting ~ II decoy under an arrangement
with Deputy United States Marshal Gro
Zicr, and that Drake first made a propo-
stion to Morrison 10 rob the stage. Nor
rson appeared To accedc and Informed
the United States authorities, who
thcrcupon arranged that Morrison
should 20 ahead and lct
Drake believe nc (Morrison) was acting
in good faith. II l. Il noteworthy fact
that Morrison was not put IN jail again
this evening, but i on the streets with the
deputy marshal. Several friends Of both
prisoners are here, and the Drake men
are very indignant AT Morrison
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
nn,nrIrss Tennnl..

JiHsRi CfIY, n. j., Aug lS,--Pirc
broke out early this morning IN Michnel
bays barrel factory on Warren street.
# spread to an adjoining tenement and
tlicn "a q storc-house belonging 70 . fur
niture company OF WiliiamSpori, Pa
All these buildings wcre destroyed, The
flames then spread to and consumed -iN
threc-siory double tenements, occupied
hy sevenly-iiye families. The tenants we're
driven into the streets In their night
clothes aud mauy OF tlicIn barely escaped
with iiieir lives The Total l"ss l. 81
timutcd 10 S5o,nnp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
THE TEXAS POOL.
The santa Ne Makes Concessions which
Assures the Ponl.

The santa Re Makes Concessions which
Assures the Ponl.
tfALvEsroN, Ten, Aug. l3.-To-day's
development In the matter of the Texas
railroads pool confirm The statement
made yesterday that it has been consum-
mated and now only lacks the official Sig
natures of the several railroad executives
10 put it into effect. President Soaiy's
telegram a. the board of directors OF the
Santa Fc railway on which the directory
acted last hight suggested the elimination
of the sixty-day clause which at
the conference here was tie Immediate
cause of the disruption that threw the
matter hack 90 The originators. Gould,
Huntington, Scaly aud Clarke AZ an
offset 10 this concession Ia the Gould
and Huntington interests making the
term of contract straight liyc year,, In
stead ot i've years. with the privilege ~
giving sixty days notice Oi Withdrawal ~
the end Of the first year. The Santa Fc
gains inside arbitration for all differences
that may arise. This prevents the
santa ~ FROM being crowded to the
wall by the majority interests Ia the
pool aud admits of tho preservation
of ~, Independence. While the board OF
directors al the Santa r. railway al IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
THROWN FROM A TRAIN.

Hrported Nnltrcatmcnt ~ c"lorcd Mnn.
special Ia the Gazette.
TENNnkhNA, TN, Aug. l8. George
Green, negro employed by the Missouri
Pacific ut Dallas, became sick some days
ago and was given pass TO this place,
his former home. When the train on
which he took passage reached this place,
he was on some account, allowed To re-.
main ON board until the train reached
Vaudeville, iiag station seven miles
east oil here. At that place, II Is alleged,
Grcen was taken up bodily aud tossed
from the train and allowed 10 remain cx-
posed TO the hot sun for u whole day AZ
the expiration Of such time he was taken
up by some colorcd people and brought
~ This place and kept until his DEATH
which occurred this morning. Prior
10 his death, Or. Cole, II negro,
took charge Of his ease aud re-
manned by him until last night when he
advised that Il white physician be called
In. llr. Allen was accordingly called and
found the sick man IN very prccnrious
condition. lie al once sent for Or. Cole
Tor the purpose OF consultation, but the
latter declined 10 meet his palc-iaced
brother of the profession, but sent him
word that he might give the patient any
medicine he liked, that II would not IN
tcrlere with anything previously given.
As stated Green died this morning and
several colorcd men expressed their pur-
pose 10 advise his family to bring suit
against the company on the ground that
the death was caused by internal injuries
received by being thrown from the train
~ MnnnnNilln
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Warm Weather Goods.

This hcing positively forced sale ol the
manuiactufcfs oi white goods IN unload them
selves. We ohcr ihcm ~ yon ~ less Than Hast
ern cash prizes, and advise YOU to take advan.
lagc aud lay Ia stock for future use.
lot mie2'myards go"d white Victoria Lawns:
price &C.. ~ ward.
Lot 30l Is iaN yard. of very cbolcc Victoria
Lawns ut lNA, iac., and e0c; worth nearly
double.
LOT '@2 Is two assorted eases vi white checked
Nulnsooks, IN assorted patterns. neat medium
checks plaidr. etc. price ~
Lot 3Ul l. n packages ut finer grade of check
Namsuoks, l0r., iaiC. and lhc.
l,"t'0 Is ls pieces of the plaid Lawns, only
liC.
Lot ;6 l. 3 packages OF extra tnc arc plaid
Lawns. We oncr them at 25c., though actual
value Is toe.
Lot a07, India Linens ot these goods We have
10 packages. commencing M lh.. next price
ig,,s, lie. and sOy These goods are nIi AKA
wide, sheer apd fine and Improve In the
laundry.
Lot 'cp, 10 picccs ot Fine French rlcdur, at
lNc and l2lc.; actual value lAc. and aOc.
Lot $40 4 Aparkagcs OF Dotted SWISS. unly
lot Sis, EmmDHEIEs. We may
estimate saielS their quantity 10y
thousand, II Swiss, Muu' Jaconct and tambric.
In inscrtings, cdgiugs amt nouuciugs Prices
from 1c. lnSi.w. just half thclr actual value,
Lot 3ll comprises The finest lay ont
ot ladies' embroidered rohcs, Ia bikes,
ever brought 20 the state, Although this
is the season when the demand for lhcm is
oi The original cost Of Importation. Thcy arc
perfectly fresh aud new to The season. And
from the lowest Ia the highest price there f.
sufficient To make a fun aud handsome suit
Now mark prices >2.25, 2,11. a,25, 400, 800 $50
$50, 100 and son.
Lot $40. 800 pieces printed Lawns price Sc,
Lot alI, $50 piece printed Lawns price ic.
Lot 3ls. ~ pluccs printed Lawns, Yer, line.
price Sc.
I.ol 80, amplccco, beautiful Lattice Checks
printed price l2tc
Lot go, $50 pltccs hall mourning printed
Lawns. price ic
Lot 32l. 20 piuccs printed Linen Lawns, price
lOc
Lot 49,. 80 pieces printed Linen Lawns, very
iinc, pure linen, price Toe,
Lot i2i, 100 pieces choice Gnghums. cheeks
and fancy price BE-.
Lot aef 7tiriorcs soltd cplors in t,tnebmp-
price e.
Lot NJ, 80 pieces dress Giughnma, check, and
fancy, price 80,
lot 800 - pieces very choice dress Ginghwms,
price Toe
Lot a27 30 pieces handsome zephyr Glnghams,
price he and Toe,
lot 92S This lot We very specially wish To-
draw Your attention Ia. II consists of about
twenty pieces of very line printed organdics,
with rihhcd check effects unll lac worth 'ii'.
culor- guaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Democratic congressman
Say that the Civil-Ser-
vice Law Must Go.
Army Officers Who VIII Return 10
Their Regiments Under Sccrctar,
Endlcott's Recent Order.
The Internal Revenue Authorities ga thss
wiudwprd OF an Extensive Sys-
tenn ~ WHISKY Frauds.
ciNn snnNlcn 4 srrMmINn nlocN.

CiNii. SERVICE \ SrVMIIING MOCK.
special To the Gaseiic,
NhSuiNGroN, Aug ~. The star,
which Is a sterling advocate ol clvil sor-
vice, says this ey@mg, The expressions
oi the leading Democrats who have hcuu
In Washington the last lew weeks ntli.
cate that The opposition win be more tor.
mltablo than the friends oi ths law eN.
peci. The truth as developed by the
honest expressions Of Ucmuctutit
congressman Is that They do not
like The way in which the
the law operates. The opposition Is
more outspoken than ever. Il is boldLS
proclaimed by the Democrats In ohio aud
New York that the members Intend to
offer a hin Tor itS repeal
The article goes OH at length but con-
clndes that there l. not much likrllho,d
~ a change In the law until the prlno.
Gratis gel control al both houses. There
Is ne doubt that the civil service law aud
The commission that administer. IL nrNs
stencil IN tile nosirll~ of Mir-uln,lcd Driu-
orwts. They must no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Dress Goods.

Lot lS j. ~ pieces Lace bunting, an shades,
well worth loo, our price Sc.
Lot $40 Il Il pieces Nuns Yelling q inches,
"all shades l2lc.
Lot $50, Nuns yelling, - inches, all wool. 2Oc.
Lot 30 II pieces u9 printed lhtiStc. Thcsc
goods are worthy of YOUR attention. only Toe
worth 25c. Guaranteed fast colurs. beautiful
designs
Lot ahi, II pieces y inch an wool \lbulross,
beautiful tnt~, 2Sc.
Lot 353 . piece, ~ Inch all wool \lbatro-s.
lic.
The above two luts are nearly hall price aud
recommend themselves Toy our attention. send
for samples.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Ladies' Handkerchief.

IotEU. special attention l. Invited To
ladies llnndkcrchipts az hair their
value. handsome fancy border ior
%. 4 sim hand~omcr tor ~. SIN better
for lNc. Aud n brnutitul hetu, stitched fnr Nc.
actually worth double. \ speciality Is a printed
hcmmrd stitched handkerchief, pure linen aud
rSt c0lOrs, onlN 25r, actual worth zoe.
Vol rIl. Nmost important line durlngt his heat
cd spell are ladirs dressing Jacket made of iac
unrt and India linen beautifully Trimmed with
embroidery. We have them IN all size,, ~ 10
~ inches at SOC. l5c. slOO and up To =, 80. i,i-t
ahuut hall their actual value.
Lot Hi2 Is so parHsOls, including satin
cunchings, at Nl.2hi ~llk lined. trimmed with
spanish lace, Ia All colurs. from 500 10 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Nm rNrrrl.ep ro A mn.

wAsHISGroN. Aug, lB The Attorney
general has decided that pension agents
ARE not entitled 10 a Ice for paying pon-
sion attorneys their dues. The law passed
last winter liking the compensation 81
pension agents repeats the law previously
IN force, which allowed them Ice OF
thirty Gents In earh cnse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
WHISKY nrNGs uNnAnrmnD.

WtsmSGroN, Aug 1.-THE informal
revenue authorizes have reason tosuspect
thai there has BEEN AN extensive system
Of whisky frauds by means OF bogus bar
rels made Of slaves tllickcued about Tho
bunglioles, some Of which have recently
been discovered IN use in one of the larry
est dlstlllerics la Cincinnati Experienced
revenue agents are investigating the sub
jrci In New York. Philadelphia, ClncIn-
NATL ~ Louis and chicago. Partial
reports received from some Of these
placcs tend IA increase the appfchcnsiOns
OF the department. Special agent S0m-
mersillc, who Is Investigating The
dislilerios at l'ckin, H., has not
found any of these barrels on The
Continued on Fourth pnse,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

"Slightly soiled" We have placed on our
counters at less than half ut first cosi W.
wish 10 prove la "would he. purchasers" that
during this sale We shall offer lHdice' under
wear, beautifully made, at bare cost of ma
tcrial.
FOR ONEtHNI PRICE.--GOO garments In
ladies'. misses aud children's muslin aud cam.
brc underwear, comprising corset covers,
chemisc night dresses, skirts aud pantlrts,
POO ladies lawn sacks. 2jc aud upwards.
lSi ladies linen busters a5c and upwards.
The above are nearly all slightly sollcd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
CHIEF CLEak 10 rHE riitsT- ASSIST
AST

wAsmNGroN, Aug. 49, The po,i-
mnsier-gcueral has appointed william
Dut llaync of Bloomington, M, chief
clerk 10 First-Asslstunt-p osllnastcr.Ocn-
eral Stevenson, Ia pico ol james ".
Mari, transferred 10 another position.
Mr., llaync Is lawyer and AN intimate
friend of Mr., StcycnsOli
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Strangers visiting the city during this week will remember that
the center of the street railway system of Fort Worth
two lines of which run into the Union depot
TT a V 10 II 81 II a H H

meeting ratified the action OF President
Scaly and warranted him In going ahead
ON the above basis, it is understood that
the action was not unanimous. 1t IL
stated that MIR. Scaly VIII at once act ON
this authority and with the insertion of
these changes rs above indicated. The
pool will 90 into operation al the earliest
possible moment, using the tariff OF rates
adopted nj the conference held IN this
..ttk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
rnr VIC I.rr.Laen. .Innhe.ng.

ruIcAoo, III, Aug. ls.--yice-presi-
den, Hendricks arrived here from Sew
loak this morning and lcif this afternoon
for Wnukeshl, Wis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Nv" fr-ight- Crash Into one Another An
Engineer Killed.

TgNAHgANA, TEX. Aug. 10. AZ an
early hour this morning at the junction
SIX miles west OF here Tie freight irllns
OF the Texas 4 81. Louis and the TeNas &
Pacific railroads cOllidcd, causing par
ilal wreck of both trains. The bremen
and brakemsu Of both trains jumped on,
but Frank l,edmon, the engineer on the
Texas ( Pacific, remained at hls post, and
was fatally injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
,rGAsr.kt. 4 yAoArlos.

WAIiiNGroNi Aug. --Postmasicr-
Gen. Villas lett here thls morning for The
West. to take n vacation Tor three ar iOnr
weeks lie goes ilr-t to Chicago, laeDcc
possibly home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Silks, Silks, Silks.

ono of the most Important lc3 lures Of this
sale Is the line of silks offered. tney are worth
Their gold value at any time. We ut first hes
Hated whether we should sacrifice thcm. or
place them On our shelves for regular sale, hut
We have decided that II Is only fair Ia oitr many
patron, that they should be thrown into the
general sale.
We simply give YOU STYLES aud prices
Lot Is l. 10 pieces summer silks, stripes. "a
bic.
lot sii l. - pieces summer silks. cheeks aud
stripes, nj 3jc
lot 'gN l. IL pieces summer sllk., pin chcrks,
~ zoe.
Lot Sii Chameleon Pin checks, hcay, weight.
pure silk worth Sl.25, our price Toe
Tot ib T. 10 pieces Quadrilc Checks. cNtul
Wide aud heavy. pure SIN; worth sli0 our
price nic
lot '3S. Chameleon satin de Lyons extra
weight aud width. pure brilliant sill actual
value f2.uJ, our price Sl.ld,
lot 3i2 j. % pieces solid cOnr-. all shades,
eros Grain silk actual value Sc our prize iN'.
BLACK SII.kS.-Nr commence at iOc. neat
price 1SC,, hc,, SLOO Sil0 aud Sl.20
These quotations are only during sale. and
are at least y per cent below their value. We
VIII give you written guarantee ON amy OF
those liucs. above Sl.0O, a. {" wear purity. etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
inanIrIng into tI.c Los. Of thr Tol.io.

SAN lRANusco, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE
investigation into the loss Of The steamer
City OF Toxic on the japan coast began
here to-day before United states In
specturs Freeman aud lIillman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
curNowrrn AsN- ~ rN,rA>NrroN.

'hfNVNbth NNNN N tNl1tN Nil'fNs
special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, AUG h. Judge Chcno-
wcth wrote letter before lcuying 70 the
commissioners of the district requesting
an explanation oi the TACT Ma, On The
schedule at the teachers elhrtcs lur-
nished 10 him for guidance Ia the exam
inaiion Ol the accounts for public schools
the salary oi the principal ot the culorcd
SchuolS Is stated to he StGi0 per nnnunr
IN the examination OF the accounts for
the month oi Juuc, 1883, Il Is observed
tlmt he has been paid Tor the YEAR AZ the
rate ni SlSO0,
APPLICANT ron rtBLtC PRINTER.
special 10 che Gagctle.
W,sittNuloN, Aug. Ia-Col Jacob
Frolick oi Llttlc Rock, late secretary ol
STATE oi Arkansas, Is an applicant for
public printer,
LAST oF TiIE f.,NonIrIs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 49,. The iAllnying
Is "a list ol the army Officers Who have
been serving on detached duly md who
win bc compelled Ia join their regiments
~ obedience 10 Secretary Endlcntt's re-
cent order returning officers who have
been absent four years 10 their conpa-
MICS
Capt j, I, Gregory, corps ni engineers.
capt Clarence l., button, ordnance
department
First Lieut. g. D. Scholcd of Gcn.
Schofcld's stan.
lirsi Lleul james Allen, First cavalry.
First Lieut. A. ", Greedy First cav
airy
First Lieut. Robert 7 Emmcl, Nlnth
artillery
First Lieut. lIobort craig Fourth ar
lillcry.
First Lieut. Oscar T. Long, ran in
lanlry.
capt W. NJ Whcry, sixth infantry
First Lieut.. Guy Howard, Twelfth m-
iantry,
Capt george W. Davis, Fourteenth
infantry.
First Lieut. james 4. Sladcn Four
tccnih Infantry
capt Cyrus 5 Roberts, Soyon,cenlli
/ infantry.
Capt !. $. Wharton, Ninth Infantry
Capt g. l.. l.. Ward, Twenty
infantry.
Chaplain George q, Mullins Twenty
! nth infantry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

Continued on FOURTH pngel
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
Lecture Bureau.

A number Of gentlemen met at the public
school building last Friday night for the pur-
pose Of organizing q lecture bureau. An or
ganization was partially effected. The fol-
lowing programme was adopted for the first
meeting, which will occur Friday night,
Nov. 9th, at the public school building.
!. Read1ng-"Popin' the Question"-by
Rev. Worsnop.
?. "Capital and Labor"-a lecture by B.
Fox, Of Arcadia. Discussion led by j. B.
Walker.
A large audience is expected at the ext
meeting when permanent organization viii
be effected. Arrangements will be made
about place of meeting at the next session.
We hope to see this commendable movement
made success. A more important factor in
the education of the people, old and young,
could hot be inaugurated. Important as is
the newspaper. the magazine and books OF
literature as educational factors, there is
nothing that so effectuaIly educates as per-
sonal contact with minds. This is the great
advantage of lectures over reading. Again,
we say let this laudable effort be encouraged
by large audience.
Boys Jackets, Pants and Suits in all styles
at the I. Y L. Clothing Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
sherif.s Sale Under Deed OF Trust

w Staah. the wife of said Phillip Stab.
nv their deed of trust dated the 18th day OF
Anril- 1854. duly recorded ia the Office OF
the Recorder OF Deeds for the County on
iron and State of Missouri. IN BOOK .!
at mage so. did convey to Matnlida
Wehner. trustee, the following described
real estate. living and being situated In the
County of Iron and State OF MISSOURI 10
wit: n,ocl
twenty f201 in the Town oil faiot hnoo'
County OF Iron. State OF missouri. :,
Which said conveyance was Haue -
trust TO secure the payment OF lfoinis,
sory note in said Deed described. ana
whereas. il is provided in and by the term
os said deed of trust. that In case ., ao
sanee death or refusal to act OF the ABOVE
mentioned trnstee. the then aching SaeIih
of iron county. Missouri may act In neu
ot and perform the duties ana powers oei-
euafff3 ts, said trustee IN anu Ds tns tei az
~ aid deed of trast; and whereas. Inc saiu
80 t,avino refused to act; and where
as ds.fault having been made in the pay
sment of the said note. now therefore az
,l,es re,,est OF the legal holder OF said note
ana IN nrrstiar,ce of the terms OF safn i'eea
Of Ernst. / the undersigned sheriff, VIII, on
Saturday Norensber IN, 1885.
| ...,ua.n the hours OF ~
D Dia = o'clock A. N. and 60 five O'Clock p NJ
Of Of, that day at the East front door OF the
| Co,rt Horea i'm the City OF ironfon, iron
Comfy. Missouri. proceed TO sell at pup
liz auction to the highest Diooer. lot
cash. the real estate above descflueu y
satisfy said note, interest and expenses. VI
iiiis h1 8. l.. BUFORD.
Sheriff and Trustee
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Philip Parise and Emma Pariso, me
Vie bv their Deed of Trust. dated the tenth DAY
af October, 1888, duly recorded in the once %
are Recoraer of Deeds for the County on Irun
an. state of Missouri, in Book ''3l, Al page -
did convey to Christian Heitkamp, HusISes ~.
following described real estate, lying ana pSink
stl,afed in the County of ron, and State OF Mis-
The northwest quarter Of the southwest guar
tor 81 section tEenty-six 62se, in township IIlI
tv-faur fs4I north OF range two east ano - -;
The nartbesst quarter of the southeast qnasfeI an
the northwest anarter of the southeast Quarter o.
serfian txenty-seveB To, IN township I'LL
fas,r Tarff of range two cast, SAID Iracss conAlh
iny IN the aggregate 10 acres, more OF iess.
Wkics said CONVEYANCE was made IN Irasl =. y
secure the payment of pr omissory note In shiu
dfed de-crjbei; and " frereas. aeiauh eAsins
heer made in the ia vrnent of said note;
Naxr therefore at the request oihe legal nolo.
ers If said note in pursuance OF the terms Oh san
need of Trust, /, the undersigne Trustee, Waas
en-
Saturday, Novenaber 14th, 1885.
,,a.xzeen the hours of nine o'clock A. IA. anc nve
osrIark p NJ of that day nj the cas-. front door Of
the conrfhouse In the Jify of ironton. Iron coun-
r. yIssouii proceed TO sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. the real estste above
Sescrihea &c satisfy said note. interest and ex-
penses % a''0'e r sHRIsTfAN HEITK AMP.
Trustee
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
snerims sale.

Rv virtue and authority Of Q special ex-
ecufion issued from tho zee OF the clerk
n the circuit court of Ironcounty. Missouri,
and to me the undersigned sheriff direct
al in favor of Aaron P. Barnes. plaintiff
end apaips. I,ucy A. Cutting and Ann Hoi-
man sole surviving heirs of George X. Cut
finp. deceased, DEFENDANTS bearing date
April 9th, 1885. and returnable to the
October term. 1885. thereof, have ievlq0
mon and seized the following describes
real estate and property, lying and being
in Iron county Missouri, as the properly
of said defendants, described as follows, 10
wit:
East half Of southeast quarter, east half
of northeast quarter, southwest quarter
of southeast quarter, and south half or
lot number one uf southwest qnarter. Of
section {lS). township thirtv-two .Sz)s
range four ia east:
Also. east half of the southwest quar-
ter of section seventeen ll7l, township
thirty-two l32), range four ID east;
And will on
Wednesday, October 18th, 1885.
at the east 'front.', door Of the court
house in the city of Ironton, Iron
county. Missouri, between the hours
of o o clock IN the forenoon and o ciock
IN the afternoon OF that day, and during
the session of the circuit court, sell, q
public yendue. all the right. title, claim
estate and property of the said defend .
ants. of. in and to the above described
real estate and properly for cash IN hand
| to the highest bidder, to satisfy said ex-
ecution ard costs. 8. e. BUFORD.
acfIni5 Sheriff.