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From a research into some old docu-
ments it is learned that before the rev.
olution the professors at Harvard Col
lege were paid in farm produce, which,
indeed, was the only way the students
could meet tuition bills. In Virginia
the clergy were paid in tobacco. In
l775 Congress issued 5000 paper
currency. and eventually $50. 600. 900 of
war money was put in circulation-all
of which sank to almost nothing, though
years afterwards it was redeemed. A
barber shop in Philadelphia was orna-
mented with Continental money pasted
over the walls.-Boston Journal
Prof. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen has
been fined four hundred dollars in New
York for Shaping small boy, and THIS
gives the newspapers an opportunity
to construct the USUAL foolish and
unjkind jokes On the spelling of his
name. - Chicago 1fI6Gas.
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The number of stars visible to the
naked eye is commonly greatly over
estimated. Let one begin to count the
stars, and the false impression is soon
dispelled. The whole number of the
stars down to those of the fifth magni-
tude inclusive. is hardly more than one
thousand five hundred. Stars of the
sixth magnitude are the tiniest specks
of light, Visible only in favorable state
of the atmosphere, and these included
viii not briHg the count much above
four thousand. except for persons who
have extraordinary kesnness of sight
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

OhDER OF ~ BLlCA1lON.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! GO
COUNTY OF PETTIs.
In the Circuit Court of Pets county, Sep
TENDER term, 1885. July 8, 1885.
The City CT Seialia, plaintiff,
Id. Mo Sc, defendant
Now, at this day comes tie plsiutf f
heIeIu, by It's attorney, Charles Z Yeater,
AID II Is rs rent on and sfidavit, alleging,
amorg other things, that d. erd mt, l.. ID
More, Is lot resident of the state Of
Mss uri:
VIII reunion is ordered by the clerk that
sad defendant be notified Dy publication
tn plaintiff has commenced a suit against
him In IN court, for the recovery of a
Judgement Tor taxes for forty-seyen and
and thirty oGe-hundredths dollars, together
with en- 1t es thereon, ard for the enforce
me mt Of Its Ii n therefor against an undi-
vlded one fourth interest in lots che, two,
three, txenty-three and twenty-four in
book one, lots seven, eight, sixteen, seven
teen, eighteen, twenty, twenty one and
twenty two In block five, lot twenty i'm
block ten, and lots four, Eve and SIX in
tlOck fife OF orig MI plat of nd city.
And unless the said l.. ID. Morse be ard
appear at this court, at the next term
hereof, to be begun and boldrn at the
court house in the city of Sedalia, in said
conuiy, on the first Monday OF September
n xt, and on or before the sixth day of said
term, If the term shall 60 long continue
and If n I, then on or before the les, day
OF said term-answrr or plead to the petit
ton in said cause, the me viii be taken
as CO fessed. and judgment will te render
ed fccording y.
And it is further ordered, that a copy
hereof be publish d, according to law, 10
the Sedali. BAzo1- newspaper printed
and published in Sedslia, Peitis county,
NJ ouri for four weeks successfully, the
/ ST inser ion whereof shall be at least four
weeks before The commencement Of the said
September ttrm of this court.
{sEAL.} Attest; H.1sen.s.
Circuit Clerk.
BY NJ. w. BRADY, d. c.
A true copy from the Record.
CHARLES E YEATER, Plaintiffs atty.
7-9w4:
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Near at Hand.
the surest


The Boonville Advertiser well says:
"When Sedalia reporters, composilors
and proof readers can detect the diff.
ference between Brownsville" aud
'sBoonville," the millennium will be
near at hand"
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Chicago is the first city to act
against the threatened invasion of
cholera. Her city council has appro.
priated 100000 to be used for sani.
tary improvements, and necessities
created by the epidemic when it
comes.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
DALIA MO.
TUESDAY. JULY Z. 1885.

Let no man belittle the influence OF
woman in the field of politics. Her
influence has been widely felt in this
country, and the way in which she
is taking hand in England, shows
that she means business.
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1t is possible that Kansas City
might secure better pest master than
Elk Gov Crittenden, but since he must
be provided for, Kansas City might
as well have him as any other place.
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In the Circuit Court of Pettis coun y, Sep
tenn er term, 1855 July !, 1885.
The City of Sedalia, Plsint Fl,
VS..
Msrvin NJ. Phi chard, Defend ant.
Now, at this cay comes the p.aintiff
herein, by its alto 'ney, Ch1rles E Yeater,
and tile- petit ioa and affidavit. alleging,
rmong other things, that def, ndant, Mar
vim NJ. PIitchard, is not resident of the
STAT of Missouri;
Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk of
this ,uri that said defendant be notified
by publica ion that plaintiff has commence
ed a suit against him In this court, for the
recoSe y of forty two and twenty-three
one-hundred' hs dollars taxes, tog- Their with
vi h pena ties thereon, and for toe enforce
melt of its lien therefor upon block twenty.
nine ard thirty of Gotten Brothers addi-
tion to the ci of Sedala.
And unl, 50 the said Marvin NJ. Pritchard
be and appear at this court, at the next
rm thereof, to be begun and holden 1t the
court house in the city of Sedal;a, in said
county, on the first Monday of September
u. NJ, and on or before the six b day of said
and If not then on or before the last day OF
sad term-answer OF pie d to the petition
in said cause, the same will be taken IS
COME ssd, and judgment will be rendered
accordingly.
And il is further ordered, that q copy
hereof be published, according to Law, in
the Sedslia BAzOO-a newspaper printed
and published in Sedalia, Pettis county,
MissOuri-for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the
last insertion whereof shall be at least four
weeks before the commencement of the said
September term OF this court.
SEAL Attest:
B. ii. INGRAM.
Circuit Clerk.
By NJ. w. BRADY, ID. Z.
A true copy of the Record.
Charles Z. Yeater, Plaintiffs Atty
4 7w4t
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

y Al VT m1SCOOhI,
COUNTY OF PETrIs,9
Iu the Circuit court of P.ttis county, Sep
TENDER t-rm, 1885 July 2, 1885.
The City Cf Sedslia, Pl:intif,
Aultmau, Mil er & Co., Defendants.
Now, at this day comes tn plaintiff here
in, by Ice attorney, Charles E. Yestsr, and
flies its petition and affidavit, legiDg,
amorg ether things, that defendants Ault
man, Miller & Company is not resident of
the state of Missouri
Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk
that said defendant be Motif by publica-
ton that plaintiff has commenced q suit
sgainst it in this cour', for the recovery of
judgment for thi' teen and fifty one-hun-
dredtns dollars for taxes together with
penalties thereon, and for the enforcement
of its Lea therefor upon lots seven, eight
and nine of block thirty nine OF the origi-
nal plat of the city of Sedslis.
And unless the said Aultman, Miller &
Company be and sppear at this court, at
the next term thereof, to be begun and
holden at the court house in the city of
Sedslla, in said county, on the first Mon
day OF September next, and on or before
the sixth day of said term, ii the term shall
SO long continue-and if not, then on or
before the last day of said term-answer or
plead to the petition in said cause, the same
will be taken as confessed, and judgement
will be rendered accordingly.
And it is furh her ordered, that a copy
hereof be published, according to law, in
the Sedalia BAZoo-a newspaper printed
and published in Sedalis, PetIs county,
Missouri-for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion whereof shalt be at least four
weeks before the commencement of the said
Sept mber term of this court.
sEAJ Attest
B. III. INGRAM,
Circuit Clerk.
BY NJ. W. BRADY, ID. c.
A true copy from the Record.
Charles E Yeater, Plaintiffs Atty.
~ wat
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B. III. INGRAM,
Gall at the O entral Hotel,

Corner of Sixth and Ohio street, where you
can find good accommodations at reason
able rates. w. T. GILL, Proprietor.
6-21d&wlm
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COUNTY OF PETrIS, J
Iu the Circuit court of P.ttis county, Sep
TENDER t-rm, 1885. July 2, 1885.
The City Fl Sedslis, Pl:intiff,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !

UNITY OF PETTIS.
In the Circuit Court of Pettis coun y. Sep.
tenn er term, 1855. July /, 1885.
The City of Sedaiia, Plsint q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
Copartnerhip Notices.

III B. CLAFLIN & co.
IL Notice hereby gwen that this business is continued
under the above nrm as heretofore IN New HOIk and
In Europe by the "a CT r. , Cr,prI,, -, .
CLAFLIN duly authorized and empowered
EDWARD J.. EAMEs,
III FAIRCHlLD.
ID. y FORCE.
DANIEL ROBINSON.
WILLIAM 6 Dunn refires from the firm under
rangenent withdraw during the present month maze Oy
him with the late Horace Il. Cafin H. H. CLAFLlN "
NEw.YoRK, November2O, 1881
rT'HE firm of J. III. BONNELL e. co. is this
dissolved by mutual consent J. II. BonneH Will be
responsible all business OBJ igatiOns Of slin Tm
tsignedJ ]. II. BONN - l.,
JOHN kIEHNAN.
The undersigned this day formed partnership under
j. II BOENELr,
", D. HARPER
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Drp Gooos.
fost Gno fouUo

OST.-Bank book No. 1898 issued by the
vrnpT., savings Institution. Payment OF lie same has
me Sner VIII please the same to the bank. Nos
and 1hir1lJve.
TOST-A single stone diamond earring,
sc,cw sottiug III going from DAYS Theatre TO Delmon
tco very liberal reward will be taid for Il return 10
iO"' " ~ H. N EARLE. 30 Jth-iye.
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NEw-YoRH. Friday. Nov. 20.

NEw-YoRK Friday. Nov. 20. I9s5.
to.Cay were all postponed As follows
Be- A. j. BlceeIcr d san.
4storv dwelling with lot. NO So Fast 56thst OF ith.
'''' By Pctsr ,. Mcycr. $500.
J.stOrv dwelling with lot. No - iasl 1oth-st OF
nth ave adjourned 10 Jauuary2
12story dwelling WITH No SO East 9lstst, OF Madi-
Son'a''' "''H'' TiW Dficaard r. Ha,7ead Go.
story and isory buildings with plot OF land on shave
cor Of iOGth-st. adjourned to bee IL
RECORDED RIAL ESTATE TRANsFEES-N.l'Clrf
The following SHOWS transactions recorded
!ts,'st n =. llri,-,vo. 16.S1Io22 Alex
Lean n] anu I Wt1f OF Eoaievsrd 251Ie9.i0
EDWARDS - 1'f aRO sSi i6ihrt 951s Whitfield
"d'&Ne o W /, .G n II VI - $4,000
l2'tn in to & Mont 5g y HeT 9i ;it,o 75co
same pr property Anuie and another oJame.
r,siny! am $. @6e II Il Of i65tis SOIlOo James
'lssl s,non and another to oaiss Focllcr 1880
MorIing sdc.aye Mana oms'ead and sno'hef
l2-q''i E,1cc rineEey ct al to May spiccr 900
AvS cAinSk ' to- S 81 1900
9 MaGa5 u L. ''' anu A'''l' 80 nay 1900
lois,-et ; 500 q a5h ave S'Eiool Nathan
Is, sl i'S i i05 Of RoiGasay: 251i65
,am ET TTo }S 7H"jc John Gcpp ana
A,e.R v s. it Of 7ji,.ii. -$z d. a Eaias
9hiaIt ann and a d ~ 10 Is aernild $500
l7'I Beige L 10 ' Herman Scru,psi ~ 1880
subj toj :, ,SS IL o. s'' ' $1,000
Rr'1; ;sl. " s cG ' B aod another 70 a o5oo
en srn and ". S 10 10 Emma Nc.,c go 10000
WI. u J u 4 az "a Of staye yli;I 4,o ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
Bnsluess Ghautes.

PRACTICAL FARMER, with land and
~ experience wishes ed partner for grain ara STOCK
flaming III south Dakota. ADDRESS - ,,-,- ,, NJ,
IMPORTANT Wanted-A gentleman with
ready cash TO help organize furniture business
j. years experience Adde'S FCRNITUKi,
1873 4th ave. Tribune Branch.
TNO CAPIFALISTS.-FO sale, 10 close an
estate the entire plant and valuable patents q
HOurishing Clock Company in perfect ~oEng order ac row
paving It's capital Has more orders on
hand than be filed cash business requiring but t5oOOO
Tw. ToRREY. 6G Broadway, Room 49,
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Geeal Notices.

BYFRTiSENE FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRlnUN WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTON y OFFICES, 20 l.Z3> Broadway, net Til ~.
frst-st anti o .. m, y53 Broa way between Twenty
second and Twel-y thlrl Sta untu n, West Iwon
fy.L ri-st cnrer yFthaye No lJ3 Fourth ave corner
Fonretntlit, 7o0 mrd ave corner Fortysey St so
lOIT third ave- near 5It ethst. and mo HAfLEA OF.
FL T. 81 Set OBehun ired nd twenty fh-st.. 100
Thrfsve corner Onehundred andtWentyhfthst, up %
D m. at regular office rates
IN Dursuance of an order made by the Hon.
W. ~ Edwards County Jrdge of Broome COUNTY on mo
th av OF November 1873 notice - hereby given 10 al tho
and persons having claims against Henry Money,
iafe,y DONG business ~ dulf summit, BrOome Sounts
StaS nj New OK tnar required 10 present uir
claims with the vouchers therefor duly Yerhe,l
tge sad Henry Mooney the benefit OF HIS Creditors AZ
,ace N trapsacnng ness Mainst In Village on
bsnostt Broome Count, Neg- York before the Sddy
AZ February 1888. Dated NOyemJe. IL, 1873. .-,.~.
A MULFORD, JoiiN W. hNi9h .,s,JJenee
Attorney for ASST pee AsHe
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Proposals.

A DVERTISi MENTS FOR THE NEW,
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 23s Broadway corner ThiIiy
Eighth ave No. 1913 FJuGtb-ays. corner kourteeIlhs,
fe0 Thrd-sve corner Forty seventh-st Nos O0 Third
Ave near Sixtieth.st and AZ the HARLEM OFFICE 23W
Third one hundred hfhsss 90 u
Sp. d., 1t ceguiar olhce raJes
nKEJUN RAILWAY AND NANl A lion
" COMPANY-Seaed proposals will be received at the
Office OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Nos ~
" Wlllamst NewYOk, for the sale 10 the trustees
o. eighty bonds OF The OREGON railway and Navgaton
Company sinking fund provided In the nOfgage
70 the undersigned securing the sane Proposals shoud
~ WliSn.st and be presented before IL O'Clock
the prox The Farmers Loan aud Trust Company,
BY r. O. ROLST0N. President
Nsw.YOrk, Nov. 1S, 1885.
FNO CONTRACTORS.-Seale proposals will
i be received BY Mr.. A G. MONsON, Treasurer OF the
American Jockey Club 27th.st aud Madsonaye uDtn ~
25tb day OF November for the work al
Regulating and Grading the Jerome Park Race Course.
Plans etc. OF the be al the
eHoe Of EsgAssr at the at Forha N 4. City
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Irooknn prupertp (or Sale an 60 Est


FOR SALE or RENT-TwO villa houses, II
rooms ls3 and lol Lincoln place Prospect Park.
perfect order; ready for immediate occupations windows
three sides. price low. owner FIELDER, 80 Liberyst
DOR SALE and RENT.-1S3-191 Lincoln
i pace, - rooms IN prime condition; al modern i'm.
pr has three fronts the best property offered
price easy elegant lots shave and CafrpLst.
-p'ep9if inv"-tmentH owner. tird'I - lIb-I y-si.
r FONARD MOODY, Real Estate Broker and
IL brooklyn MANAGER OF the Hanover FIRE Insurance 90
ana Metropolitan Plato Glass Insurance o. no 70 Ourst
Branch Offices 27G Eatbushave and 1853 HedoraVe Ter
sona attention given to the safe rental and general manage
ment OF real estate. 49,. ,-....
Tor sale u ali sections Of the city q and stories frame
brck and brownstOne dwellings from $1,000 To- sbOOOo
lois and plos desirable locations FOR Investments anu I'm
NOV an, nis store property principal BUSINESS suees
flat = and . story paying 10 10 j. per cent Seve,A ne
es M church prOperty for sale also factory ana doch
warehouses skating INKS anh stADlea
Ee ~ ansons and villas Ia desirable locations Win extra
grounds. ..o,too,s 20 tot printed
ists o all the OihceA $1,000. 4, - 49, 18th r.a1
Parties having business conuecteu IN my wa" WV" -
will obige by calling at o corpr or Main onioa
/ OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
IL Railroad. NOW l. the best tine 20 buy. $500
rutland ~ WHlTING,0 BeeAmahst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
Gun }Jroperin TO tci.

A NEW Family Hotel or gentF apartment
~ house 10 let corner Lo2ingtonave and "o>ii now
ready very ilDcy hu-rd - looms. besides large
store b. sement cellar Large vaults under walk
u. sCHOONMAkER . premisrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
MEMBER, NEwYorx STOCK ExcHAScE

A GOOD INNES rMEN LOANS ON VI
A PROVED CITY Property in the state Of Georgia at
valuation per cent and under These loans are sego
atAd through Messrs l. G. Plant SON. the wel-known
banker Georgia the senior member OF winch urn
is President OF National Bank OF Macon, Georgia.
The length of the loans-lrOm three yearsand the
rate OF Interest iii together with deeds protecting al IN
make one IN most desirable Investments that
en- be procured orders for from 1000 10 10000 PIomp
For further particulars inquire OF = I" OOouri0h'
ltO-142 BrOt elevator liO). . ,, ,-..u..
X B-The large and legitimate demand foT money
he at time. 10 carry on tht INDUSTRIAL
and manu- acurng interests which are greatly increasing
In number and importance
REFERENCES
The Amer1can Exchange National Bank. The National
parE RaTk samuel H. BabcOck, esq, MessrS William G..
I@ngeI 4 Co. New.York; Hartford National Bank. Hart
ford, Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

DOR SALE, to close an cstate-Fnll SIZE 4,
aorv house with extension 9thE. between 0th ana
cth oyes =. EDDY & co. $50 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
tusincss propertl tor Sal; a'o to Cc

tneincss 11ropertl tor Sale a 10 10 Ec!
4 THE NEW modern marble corner stores.
~. Nos r. -. and 70 Wak'T-st, 75N@O net 80 ieet
from Bro ,way light on three siues heated by steam
u.ir p-, windows passenger and lrgbt elevator Vaucd
sidewalks containing ten fuii city lots on The -four
namely basement nrat aud second l"il-
will div ed required rent low averaging only
90 cents per square foot per aunum -
DUU Dimes. STORES. LOFTS and OFFICES
ID IN Ibis vicinity. some very desirable, 10 let.
EUIAND q WHITING, becSinan-St
TOR SALE-TO close an estate, by order of
l. executor. Csoly PcaT-sL, Maiden Lane
=. EDDY & co. 40 Broadway
ITO LET.-Three-story brick factory 50X93
feet with Boiler Engine Elevator. Posses sion i'm
medatey Apply 90 and oil west 3jth At
TEMPLE COURT.--A few desirable offices TO
Il Let IN this elegant 1reproof building.
n Ian d q WHITING, Beekman ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

NOR SAL II bv order of executor. Two lots
L ON 5tl.aye near syst adjoining elegant improve O.
ments lao large plot 9th th and 99th ste and Vh
ave =. EDDY & CO., l4b BrOed"Ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

EOR SALE.-By order of the executor, four
stor hrnwnsfonc house 81 ri ST., near Madison ave
- S'oi' \ EDDY 4 CO, las Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
Tountrn pruptr!n for Sale ano 20 Let.

FOR SALE or trade for city oT country
property very valuable tract OF 1000 acres cOa Auu
''i"'e' ''h" III "''' = l. SIMPSON. 90 Broadway.
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Dipi0cn0 Notices.
OFFICE OF The BOARD or DRRcIOas)

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or DiGECTOGs)
AMERICAN FXPEtss Co.
NRw.YoRK Nov. -. lsSj.
YNHE Board of Directors Of this Company
have this day declared dividend Of three dollars 90
per snare PAYABLE the "a day O. January next Ihe
Transfer viii be closed from the 18th day OF December
70 the "a day OF January next
BY order Of the Board ..,..r, ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
OFFICE OF THE ONTARIO SIIvTR MINING CoMANY,
IS BEOADsT NEw-N ORH, Nov. 20, 1889. }
IA

OFFICE OF THE ONTARIO sItvER MlNNG CoMANY.{
Is BEOAD.sT. NEw-NOR Nov. 20, 1880
DIVIDEND no. ia.
TTHE regular monthly dividend OF fifty cents
per share has been declared for October Payape at we
ONCE the company, Francisco on at the transfer
Agency n YORK or the 3Oth Transfer books cOe
on the 2jth INST. LOUNSBERY q 90. transfer Agents
san FRANCISCO, Nov -, 1885.
TCHE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
i COLD MINING COMPANY has de 'laiel dividend
40 Of 20 share payable both INST, AZ tue
orice OF LAIDLAN Il Co. II Wallst, New. York Trans
fers close on list inst. ii. DtAS, secretary.
fxHIoH AND wILKrsDARRE COAL co,
160 BRo. DHAY NBW. YoBE, Nov. z, 1897.
THREE AND ONE-HALF (3l2l DER cent in
tere.r will be paid stered inco ne 20 ds OF hs
e1mnaty issued fr fund detached rom the con
s1 tafed PAYABLE on ahf aier Soth
i.I o-,b tns1auf ut IN IN x LANG. Treasurer
HAST DIVIDEND.
hui UNITED STATES EXPREsS COMPASY. }
1REAsCRIE- OFFICE.
80 BROADWAY NRw-NOR oct u, 1850.
The tran Ger books % hi, company Will pe closed NoVen
Der 5 al 3 y. To-. and reOpened NOv nbcI. = $50;
THEO. 4. WOOD, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

TOR SALE.-New stone residence, Mountain
En%%GD r 'TlKNii'roN 8 co. ee Broadway y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

wi At
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In $50. Incorporated 1854.
:. ODFLL. President T. y. ODEIG. Treasurer.
". Al. FKOssEH, secretary. VI. A. KELLOGG Attorney
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-12-03
AUCTION SALES.
CLERKS SALE.
SOuth CarOlina.-.YOrk County.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Jonathan F. Jackson, Plaintiff, against Elizabeth
P. Jackson and Others Defendants.-Decree
for Sale
nY virtue Of the Decree of said Court, made
I'D in this cause I will expose top public outcry,
ON SALES-DAY IN DECEMBER, 1885,
at York Court House, the following Real Estate
of JAMES JACKSON, deceased, situated in
said county and State Sold to make partition
amongst the heirs-at-law of said deceased lex
cepthis widow:
l. The upper part of the
HOME PLACE,
CThe portion not assigned to the widow, lying in
the town of Clover, and containing about q
acres. which will be sold in 25 ONE-ACRE
LOTS-one fthese having store-house thereon.
2. THE THOMASSON TRACT,
Containing seventy-two acres, more or less,
bounded by lands Of James Fitchett, John BOYD,
Home Place and others.
3. THE JOHN o. JACKSON TRACT,
Containing one hundred and ninety-one acres,
more or less bounded by lands Of Andy T. Jack
son, J. RAM Wallace James Fitchett and others.
Plats of survey, including the town lots, will
be on file in the Clerks office, on and after the
10Th instant.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half Cash. Balance on credit of twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale to be
secured by the purchasers bond, and mortgage
Of the premises sold. The purchaser to pay his
entire bid in cash. if desired and to pay for pa
pers. r, ~,
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