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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
cHmGrs 1GuyST EDGAR L W.IKEMAN.
THE FRIENDS or An Editor SUSPICIOUS OF HIS
RECENT CONDUCT.

RECENT CONDifI,
CUC\GO, Dee. 13 (Sp,cidD.-Onc of the
PAPERS here dcvotcs considerable space to Edgar J.
Wrkcuan. formerly Editor ot The current \ week
ago he lcd bill Of divorce and said that he was going
~ pari, ON every nattcrug oner" Yesterday one of
thr paper, intimatcd that hc stll in Chicago. Nnen
IN, current Company collapsed Mr.. Wdkcman was re
p.rcd a, broken IN ct well as I'm finances, amt II
Is said hc retired to tn C,puchin Convent Of Mount
Calvary Wisconsin. It's not known whether hr was
really al that place. Certain j.. however. that people
In Chicago whom hc claimed friends were bcricFcd
with pit.ous letters a dated AT "1hc Mission" begging
for money aud 10 t, been learned that liberal coH!fi-
buttons were sent HIM The letter. were calculated 10
arouse the deepest generosity OF the reader IA" writer
being dc.cr - actually dying FOR want of assistance.
In each wa. e stamped envelope addressed To Edgar L.
Waacmlu, box 80. Chicago" IN which money was 10
be- sent 40 Nocxrliuaton slyen why h- mall should
NOT 10 the Mount Calvary post oncc except that
h, letters would be forwarded to him from hero An.
:hc letters purportius TO come frOu Tho Mission
were many Of them po-tmarard in chicago. Other. had
evidently 1..u mailed on uoaid trains, being marked
with the name OF ia" railroad lh.' has lrI q -trtt
MANY l1 feel That they Er u'cu Victims. To UrirNc
that HaLrman vas NOT i thr Ei--,n "h.h '''''
were written. Observations c.Irrl on Tor some t.Wc
lo-t ri here develop fr ftft. IL IL -t lhtt
auaNcrIrr of bout ntr,u letters nave been taken d~y
from 2-9 by jouu- woman "uu D. supposed 10 ''
lived AT Mr.. WIkcnan'- hoI-" when his VIE "it MN.
4 TINS might have pt--cd uranicri hui Tor tr dlN'ir"
-ult ant t.t announcement That VIZ. " Ak man Was
going % Paris. Ili- friends who AIi Ic4rd Iu e" ma
and they could not Dee blamed for wondering l H was "'
their money that the European tup Nt- beng Ituh'd
l. D., said that Dee owes 30 10 % very tf-' tI'" Nhm '
has called upon from uuc 10 time Tor money Hud VINO
literally responded to explain these ale siliu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
RUSSIAN oyEErrREs TO BULGARIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. l3.-kus,ia has made
ovcrues to Prince Alexander Offering to assent TO the
personal union o, Bulgaria and Eunea on the cOndi-
ton that the policy Bulgaria be subOrdinatcd To Eua
sa = policy Russian AGENTS arc actively Intriguing Al
Ee,ac to dctArono Milan N favor Ol kalaecOIgcHics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
FOUND DEAD IN A CELLAR

The body of an unknown man. eiau III tnc
uniform OF the United States Marine Corps was touna
in cellar Of an unfinished building at
St and Thrdave. by the police OF the rs, In. old In
addition to about tho head MS rsd. s Sad
broken. 1t thought that tne nS a % ,bs Injuries
which The wAt1smapN on ths sss
Das arrested and IN tho Yorkville foueo
Court yesterday was held pending an nVesssat'0n ny
the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
prprSyyG TO PAY TEA CHERS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 13 (Spec'@).-lhe
teachers OF tho public schools are much exercsed over
tho non payment of their last qnar.ory
Wv VI" .,- ,,r roea the money Tho Board OF Education
aroo mat in consequence OF lack Of funds for the
ueCo9 , nS t,achers they would bo compelled 10 wall
nnt probably after the holidays before
ynuld he available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
PURCHASING A NOTED PROPERTY

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 13 (SpeciaD.-It is re-
ported that tue Theodore Walton syndicate has secured
the Dundas property at Broad and Walnut SITS for the
erection OF great hotel. Capitalists have long had their
eye upon this property which has been proposed as
theatre music garden and almost everything for public
But every tme upon the disclosure OF the uses TO
which tho property was ~ be pns the price has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
u,, n,,,oproy ITU1gTICs COMMITTEE.

PRINCETON, n. j., Dec. 13.-At mass-mecC-
ing OF the college held to-day Robert h""i" ~,
York. was unanimously eloctou ',.. Won
cadna,o Athletic Committee In place OF Alexander van
Renssolea;. Of Philadelphia, resigned. MI sohhof'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
MEIssoxlER.s son BITTEN BY A MAD DoG.

PARIS, Dec. 13.-A son of McISSonicr, the
celebrated painter. terribly bitten to-day by rnd
lnastiT I'm his fathers garden. The victim was i'm
mcdatcy sent to Ptsteur for treatment Tic latter de-
clareh NM the patlenta Icc0ycry Is ccrlAln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

this morning: "The Supreme Court mas thrown US iS
fIe hands OF the roughs and suggers OltraSeous
fraud has been practiscd. No one seriously deheS "
yet the courts Will give us no protection"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
,onrpr roo,tRs EXTREMELY I'LL.

w,suIscros. Ga, Dec. 13 (SpeciaD. D.-Gen-
- ,a,ar, rooua IA in A critical condition and his death
a. ar,omcntariv expected. Dr. Mugan. his physician
say, that no cannot live forty-oight hours For some
wcoss no had been getting better but relapse came
.lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
~ MEMORY or MOSES MENDELSSOHN

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 13 (SpccidD.-The jew
,.h ministers Of the city have determined 10
their people to commemorate The centenary Gf hen e a
~ Moses Meudel ,sohn, On January - looo' ""0" "~
Sressea will bo made In all the synagogur-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

raised Tho hotel syndicate for long while stood out
at S250O0O but they have finally given the S5oOoUo
exacted by the owners The the hotels magnn-
cent. 1t has three fronts Broad Walnut and SAMSON
SITS. and Is situated in the most fasnonaDlc heigH
hDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
MIR. GLADsrONLs LARGE MAIL

LONDON, Dec. 13.-Nlr. Gladstone has written
letter thanking those persons Who have congratulated
him upon the result tho elections lie has been rccev
ing an average OF 5000 letters monthly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

since his graduation in 1876 has taken deep interest
I'm PrncetOns athletics and his election TO place on
this committee is viewed by the students with much
favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

FORD AND MURPHY TO BE hAHoED
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 13.-The Boafd OF
pardous met again to-day and refused to commune TIC
death sentence OF Ford and Murphy.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
Their improved SpectacIes

Are of a perfect construction which assists
and preserves the sight, rendering frequent
changes unnecessary. They confer brill
iancy and distinctneSs of vision with an
amount of ease and comfort not generally
enjoyed by persons using spectacles.
Those suffering from imperfect vision from
whatever cause would do well TO call on
them rnd convince themselves and
save money by patronizing
home institutions. We are
here to STAY.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11

hourS beiors tn1 dooyS- 1eek oftesd. s1BAt1y
was received. told my rory j ssrfibsd
the Httis girl Is well as could. hut alas,
very vaguely. They promis,l TO - what
could be done, to mako al possible Inquiries
10 take all necessary measures. Thsa
started On the search myself ransacksd
Paris from one end 10 the other: wandered
through the poorest and most extraordnary
localities. always hoping that some chancs
or other might bring me face to face with
the child that might recognise her. and
discharge my debt Eight days, fifteen days
passed; no news at police headquarters, no
success on my part-nothing, nothing what
ever.
suppose you think that I soon became
weary OF those fruitleSs searches, and aban-
donei all hope. l never did. had only
one thought, one purpose find the child
and pay her what owed her. For ] was
certainly her debtor; all the arguments in
the world could not convince me to the con-
trary And who could say that was not
even more guilty. That louis which I bad
given to her and taken away from her again
might have been her salvation also-might
have saved her from misery. might have
preserved her from dishoner-for q timely
gift of aims influence q whole lifetime!
Therefore / searched and searched; il Is
now thirty years since l began to look for
her, and have never been allie to discover
so much as q trace Of her. DJubiles she il
dead now-the poor little thing-or psrhaps
even worse off: and to think that l may
have met her without knowing it-that
may even have spoken 70 her. and no voice
cried out TO me, 1T is shel il Is she! Give
back to her what thou diist rob her Off
Unle by the most improbab Of chances
will never find her. Sill. l shall be able
to di charge my debt II can not do it in
detail l can do il BY Wholesale have re-
mainei a bachelor, and am master OF my
own fortuns, to which that Of my father has
been superadded. Well il I can not find
her before die, instead OF making one un-
fortunate happy shall mako great many
comfortable That Is all that can do
Now dear friends, You know why do not
wish TO become q N ,mb,r Of any club It
is an oath made to myself inspired, per-
haTs. by exaggerated scrupes; but you will
understand at least why l took such O re-
solve, just as You have already compre-
hcnded my momentary irritation.
/ did not see the count again for throe
years was told that he Travelled a great
deal
The other day, on opening newspaper. I
read these lines:
"The death Of Count P is announced at
Pesth. By the terms of his will, all Of his
immense fortune is bequeathed TO the poor
of Paris"
He hal never been able to find the little
meulic,nt
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11

New York sun
There was a curious feature OF the out
break OF cholera IN is49 that has not bssn
referred 10 in recent years physician
said 20 q reporter. 1T was observed that
no wcrkmen engaged in copper mines. or in
manufacturing any srt Of article out Of
copper, or in handling copper Or copper orr
were afflicted with cholera NJ Antrand
demonstrated that there was much less cleo
tricity In tie air in those parts OF Paris
where the cholera ragged most fsarfully
than in the other pare Of the city. The
two discoveries were put togstAse, and It
was inferred that the galvsnic action gen
Grated BY the copper acted as . proven
tive. II may lie that the copper absor bed
into the system BY the workmsn acted Is an
antiiote A. any rate. the action Of copper
in alieviatiny sonne kinds of cramp Is well
known, and there viii he no harm in wear.
ing strips of clean copper OF Of copper and
enc next TO the body. a. hAs been re COM
mendei by an English physician
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11

lBuenos Ayres Herald after Victor Hu2ol
Find on the map OF South America the
straits Of Magellan; look at the mountain
hanging over; imagine the point Of rock that
leans the farthest out. and think Of barrel
hung by a heavy chain swinging there. That
Is postofiice. No postmaster stays there
to deliver the mails. and no postman unlocks
it; in fact, it has no key. Yet it is . grand
old postoffice. Ships coming along that way
stop. and their captains take out packages
Of letters that have been dropped therein,
see il they can find any that want to travel
their way, leave package which is TO 60 in
another direction And the barrel swing,
doing its duty day by day, without being
watched seniing Joy to many hearts.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11

In Norway every hoiier o. public Osios is
sbliSei u declare his a9hesioo 20 the
Lutheran OF state church. but this require
nent does not p-=Sea: p-rsons who dHhe-
lieve the doctr aes Of that ehGrca from OF
tanning oficlAl position M scrutiny 10
made Of ther prfessous
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
YOST & BENSON,

The delicate construction Of the eye makes
it necessary to use great care in selecting
spectacles. Yc>t ard Benson have made the
eye their special study and are now devoting
their attention to the adoption of spectacles
to the same.
Having "A thorough experience in making
and adapting spectacles to the eye they are
enabled 10 tit accurately in every case Of alb
Formal vision.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11

TobosgAninz a. SsrAtogs las become .
summer as vel as . wintsr AEuss msns
showing American eoserpriss 10 . manDss
that mus; make original Canadian toooz-
gamers blush with chaxrin Tie si-ises a-s
mounted on rollers and 60 runbsing down
the sidewalks. where tho streets are steep
TO the great Conformation os horses ant
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
English Lfeboat Ssrvics

There are now established on the coast Of
Great Britain lsi lifeboat stations In the
current year there were 3 "a casualties TO
shipping around the British isles; Gs3 lives
and eighteen vessels were saved, in addition
to Is9 lives by shore boats and other means.
whore rewards wsre given, being total Of
1g2 lives saved through the agency Of ths
society. During the year lifeboats were
launched 25o times. and not one man Of
their crews was lost
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
Seeking . Fortune In the West.

New York Sun.
@My DEAR" said q father to his daughter,
-how long ago was it that George jackson
went west to seek his fortunsf'
-Just a year." the girl replied, with 9
blush.
-Was there anything between you and
Georgei l sometimes thought that be was
fond Of you"
He was, papa and the girl hid her face
on the old mans shoulder. Il promised
George when he went away that I would
wait for him for years, if necessary"
Il have a letter from him"
"Oh. papar she exclaimed. .Does hs--er
has he-oh, tell me, what does be sayf
sHe wants SEQ to get home with"
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
Newspaper Perusal

II You observe a dozen man who take up
newspapers you will hardly find two who be-
gin to read at the same place. Go into .
restaurant, Eotel Office or o club room and
make few notes on the methods Of nevs-
paper perusal
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
Death on Snakes.

The moving machine is peculiarly fatal to
snakes In their accredited wisdom they do
not start to run away until the evidence Of
danger is upon them Then they raise their
heads just high enough to reach above the
blades. when they are decapitatel Tho
change is SO sudden that the body Of the
snake springs high enough to again meet
the blades ere the fatal knives pass com
pletsly over.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
A song nlra !. Ca, r,.m.x..

Nilsson rcceH1y astootsoe1 Pans audi
saoe 81 .ppea-ias IA s;Iks Of the s--ti,h
aatioaL colors-bl1. and ysliow--vhais %
Der neck, from shoulder % shoulier. biA03
sveiish. SPANISH. AaSrsAn And Roa:aa O.
der, set in dian. ads
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11

Scrapsas TIE alrt cg sis s:asos &C bext
IN We ;n..as;er Aab-y = n0w reEar3sd .
aitsng recognition d ;hs esessaAzy a -
bsr.a o. ,hS average ancient Brstoa
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
WANT COLUMN.

Aaverfisemerfs in fhps column sciH be charged for
af the rate Of Ffpe Cs1sfs per Iine FER sceek No
adperfisemenf taken for :ess than 25 cenfs.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-08-11
No ChoIer. wher. There Wa. Cooper.

The English pronouncs the earl's name as
IL spelled Salxbry-in two syllables with &C.
can't on the first
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-20
Gbre unb 8ort6eil, besrinbet cinen &C.
ipiIen @oblitnno bes @olfcs mo be.
6inst sinen iegensreiden stderbau. -
6iabfano 81 lluipn
Grmiherunn.

Geebrte Sebafticn beE 8oltstlatt:
Sic wollen mid sell entlduloi9en
iuenn i6 obermnls eineu fleiucn Rnitm
iu ibrcm gciddstcn Slnttc erbittc I'm
mid seaen bic 9tu9riffe hes orn. Yaltpr
SDni9s III pcribcibi9cu
Alip sum @riten, bebaiIeiet oerr
Sueris bas CT heu poforipielcrbcn
Mteier ME 9efarni. au9 mic ctuus npn
Inn sebDrt su bubeu; cbsnfulls baB ber-
lel6e feirer Spuobc nu9ebprt babe,
ucni9Itcns ntht Der cpon9l Spnube.
0ds Nnuoamcnt mcincr 8ehaupiur9
itcht duf feiterem 9phen alS !Scrr S6-
mig su sGuabcr id,eint. Sd babe nleine
Snfprndtipn ppn eloublriirbiacn 9cutcn
bic 5ru. S6ui9 ni9t 10 nnbctannt icin
bftriten. Ga 1T mir ;u serine MIDI nod
Iduscr iiber hieie ifuiusise Geihidte
auf;ubaltcu, bod ruunhert es mid, bnB
Scrr 96nis es jest crit fir ieire Riliht
hd1t ii6 I'm bic Sa6c su befiintmern.
Dap Der in Jraae itebcuoe Soitur
(nidt Reperl mobi Cit cbreupertber
Ntnnn unb treuer 9irte mar, hns Blnuhe
inb io9e i6 ie1bit, bod. ut9leid) mid
Serr apenig n1s 9iianer hinjuitelIen
iudt, iase i6 nber no6mdls bnB Der
bctr. 9nltor ni9t I'M Staube iuar cine
quite 92rebigt III balten, nnb iucnr !9err
86nis iid) Der @tubc untcrjiebcn min,
fann er ausfinoer ipic itarf id) in meiner
8ebauptuu9 ppn Den r5wiiIeru" inter
Itiibt iperbe.
Dies iit a(ip metu 9estes 2Sort iiber
oieies Ebenta uub ipcun 6crr Soni9
mebr sluifldr,ms luiinidt, 10 m6se er
lid briefIih m MIDI ucnhcn inter
9bhrefic:
SritG
Sm;ss %. =. Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-20
Bon 9rg 5iG uno ltmargrnb

Sus g8ctter lit lctt i66n unO unlcre
GARNER bcnuben cs au6 nom iriiber
Npr9en bis gum 5plten 9lbeub InI ihrcr
bringenbcn 9lr6cit n1ibiufomnen.
Die 6errcn @rnB, @nlfcr & $9emmc
baben ibre SG9cmiDlc an Die 6ebrilher
Sroettlp uerfnuft.
6eute 6reitn9D iilroet pas ShluB.
eEanen III Der 2ittle Berger S9ult. i'll
rpel6cr Serr Rm. g. @aebtcr nts ocbs
rcr fun9irt, ltott.
Serr Mobcit Gpple licb m1hrcno
benz pcrflpIiencn @iuter Is 9lfer Gnub
nnbe Der 9ittlc Berger bur6 Senrp
@ruber jr. uno Gonnr6 @ittc flar Mo-
den unb Die fur5e 3cit i'll ipefher oicie
slrbcit perribtet iuurbc, giebt ben Ser
rcn bns 3eu9niB ileiBigrr Nrbeiter.
5rau Sacob s9mibt, BON @nlbins=
ton, itattcte ibreu bier ipobuenbeu Der
wanbtcn lebte gaod,c eiuen fur3en Be
JUDI nb.
Die Gattin bes Scrrn SacOb S6peis>
bnulen liesi al einem beftisen Sieber.
anfnl(e bebenfli9 erfrnntt baruiebcr
@ir piinl6en bnloi9e @eneiun9.
6err slusuIt&uebiser bat ieine 5arm,
nnbe &opp's on Serrn 9icolnus 5lnetfd)
fir s225.OO perfauft.
Serr Carl S9ntibt bat ii6 Gin
iunges @eIpann GIel fir Die Su'uine
bon Sl75.0O 9etauit.
JrGulein 3bereie 28ill, iueife fid)
n,ebrerc Gage bel i6rer s9tpeiter 5rail
!0ermann Seber, in g9nrrcn County
aufbielt, febrte lester Nieustng ipieber
nn6 9ouie Suriid.
9ie SerIteiscritng iuelde letten
5anisto9 auf Der 5arm bes 9errn Sc
lir 2auer itnttfaub iuar iebr gut beiu9t.
Serr 2auer iuulIte in Siirje nnfl benI
gaeiten iiberiiebelu, bod bdt er feir
SOrbnber nufsesebcn uitb lit sum Gnt.
idlus 9efonmen, bnB Die bieige &c.
senb NIB iiberbaupt @nac,unhc Guuntr
ni6t 81 iibertrefer iei.
Serr Gmil Sdpei9bauien. BON Nic
burn, Dtp., befirbct ii9 auF 8eiuf be
ieiuer bier ipobneuocn uto ibfuer cr
fraRttcn SHUTTER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-20
WuS bent Gomnt1.

Ntr bcoauern jl pernebmer, oaf
9err s. %. 8ruessentnnn bnrd 8ranf
belt on's Sett sefeiieft iit.
SIT 5rl. 9ptta gsnder's S9ule nnbt
Srnte. ipirb DIN q. 3. M. bas Sdul.
erdnter ftnttfinber.
- 5err Gbas s9ubn,aGer. uuu
Grofe, beiinbet ii9 in1iner mod in einenl
iebr fritii9en @eiurbbeits5uftdnbe
= Die 9attin bcs Serrn Senrg
Rellies. uon Ban. iuurbe leste @o9e
ans &ronfenbett ibrer IN !Sissenspiae,
MO., iuObnenben Nutter seruier
9as jiinslte Sinh bes 5errn g8m.
Nteper, nabe 9ap tpObnboft, iturb 1este
ISOLDE I'M snrten alter BON bier Ronas
ten. Den betrlbten Glterr soften mir
nnlec nufridti9es 8eileib.
- Gos S6luseron1en in 8uiiel
Ntoupins S9u1e, rnbe 8ourbois, fonb
lesten Jreitns itatt Die erSteIten Res
iitltate befriebisten Die Gltern Der s9ii-
fer iii bobern Mase
-5err MDies 8ailep, pun SOur.
buis, erGeste bieier Gage einen 5ubi6t,
tuel9er BON elmer 5liiselipise big CUR
nnoeren 5uB uno 10 SolI naB.
- 9us bem S9ulbnuIe BEL Slanb,
iunrbe leste @o6e cine Bnnbu1r, baS
Gisentbum bes 2ebrer8,' 9rn. q. $.
6omfelbt seitOblen Ser Gieb 1T biz
iest nod unbefarnt
- Die folsenben Serren tpurben
leste @O3e ols goritanb Der enauseli-
iden Stride su 8Ianb ertudbft: Sobn
Neesfe, SObn 5Omfel6t, SenrT SOetts
der unb q. s. 6ortfelbt.
-Serr 81. 6. 8iedsraefe, subn bes
GERM 2Ouis Siedsraefe uon Ebirb
Greet 9otunibip. iuurbe seiteru nit SRI.
5enriette !6ensitenbers i'm !5aufe ber@l.
tern Ser 8raut ebeIi9 perbunbcn.
Sie S6ulpriifuns, ipel9e aud ben
SdluB bes Eermins bilbete, fanb am
lesten Samstas in 2eipefe's 0iItrift
itott. Serr @m 0teDer, pel9er Der
S9uGe ols2ebrer poritanb, ernbtete uns
setbeiltes Sob ieitens Der gltern Der
S6Iler fir feline erfOlsrei6en Semiibs
un9en Die &inber 5u unterri6ten.
- 9tus benz 5tore Der Serren Simon
80cger 90, in Drnfe, iuurbe am IS.
3nnuar ein @rpreBz Yadet, Uelde8 einen
@crtb BON SLIPS reprdlertirte unb oil
6errn s.. 8etbcmepcr abbrefiirt mar,
BON cinem bnmnls llnbcfanntcn 9cIto1.
len. Slr5lid, iebud. iuurben 9beile
oea 4ndcts, III cinen alten 8aumitnmm
perItedt. scIlnloen unb 9lanben Die
!6erren 8cegcr & So. auf eer Spur bea
permeintliben Siebcs 5u iein, bod aus
8ufiidt fiir Icine 5antilie ibm @eles
9eubeit bietcn iup0en, baS @eItpDlene
bem redtmdsigcn Gigent9iimer ;urif=
3uerItattcn, cbc lie htficn 92crhnituna
eriuirfcr mcrbcn.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY Virtue aud Authority OF a Special ENccli-
tinn issued nom the Office Oi the Clerk Of The
Circuit Court OF GSsco1ade County. Missouri +,
Isturnable At the May Term 1855, OF said Count,
and to me directed in favor of Jacob Jordan auu
against MaRnB< Will, Administrator de boEi-
non of the Estate Of J L. Mueller decd
I have levied upon and seized all the right
title. interest aud claim OF the said MagUu-
VIII Administrator de bonIs Dou of the EstH''
Of J. 2. Mueller dec. of, in aud 70 the following
described Real Is ate, tc wit;
House aud Lot No. SiNtcn fl6) on East WhIJl
street in the Town OF hermann GHSConatl'
County Missouri "a per plat Of said Town sail
Lot being Sixty feet front ON said Street hy one
Hunderd aud sixty fcet deep running South.
All lying aud being IN said county and state :"
Missouri. " IL ON
"Wednesday, the 6 dav of May 1855
between the houIs of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon aud five O'Clock in the afternoon of tba
day, at the court house door IN The town %
Hermann, county Of Gasconade aforesaid, 81
the same much thereof as may be require
at public veudue to the highest bidder for Ca-t
ia band (suhjectt to all prior liens nd iu Zmenf-
60 Sau ~ aid execution aud costs
Z. ", HUELLER.
sheriff Of Gasconade county. Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-20
aus Berger nnb ltmaegenb.

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s8ir bdttcn bos @er9niigcn unieren
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albenb in Stem Sauen, um ciner Seiers
li9tcit Der bortisen Wourcr 2cge bciius
tpobuer.