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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-29

Soon the great bnit'. for the Possession
o the Government will TO npon n {.
An earnest hattie it will be, but n
frierdiy Que. each Of tee opposing
f,rces claiming mneeedence Of patriot
/ IN. and each with principles CT greAter
g rod 10 the county than tho othor.
Each parry has. or thinks il has. greut
interests at stake-the future policy .:
tue government-tLe triumph Of itself;
the glory Of a victory; tue enjoyment Of
the offices, and the profit aud position
therefrom. No great Interests are now
attacked by either Of the two principal
parties, tho contest being more ( eoret-
ical. aud therefore there is nc occasion
for the bitterness Of feeling that has
characterized former campaigns. We
are ! elieved to have entered upon nh
era Of political good feel ng. nud while
the coming campaign mny be very 'arn-
est, active nd exciting there il no lea
sou for the eumIies Of former times and
there will be no excuse for the abuse OF
candidates or opposing advocates. We
hope to see a lively and vigorous MIL
pnign. We hope to hear the principles
Of each party plainly aud fully pr. sent
ed aud respectfully listened TO, and that
upon n full knowledge Of: those priuci,
plcs best for cur country aud u State
the voter will net without regard to
p~rcjudices. family inheritince
Or party Affiliations i Times-Feview.
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I}OIO,

Who took Diploma Mt .;evadn State
Fair. held nj Reno. Fall of 1897, ~
bet full blood Normal colt. will lie
three years old Sept. %. 1853. and will
serve II limited number Of innrcs.
DESCRIPiION:-i;oIU is II heavy
set, powerful draft colt. nice clean head.
proud arch neck, heavy mnne and tail,
good limbs md bRrk, has u form will
out defect, il n bright strawberry roam
aud is descendant Of dHpi 10 grny stock
Of the largest md best strainB in the
United States.
PED;GHEr:- liollo was sired by dap.
pie gray Almcdn No. 2,I29. whose
weight was 800 pounds. Ills dam
was Pina, n grny mare weighing l,S0O
pounds. Pima by imported dark dupplc
gay Loriet No. 1877, weight | 300
pounds. Dam OF Pima was I~InlIic, u
guy mRre weighing I,s00 pounds. Hal.
lIe 10y the famous imported St. Laurent
whose weight WAS 2.IIo pounds. Dam
Of Halle wng Amelia. weight Loo
pounds. Amolit by Louis 2ud, import,
I'd 10y Gilmore Il lIouscr, OF Marion Co.,
Ohio, nnd sold Feb. ISG9, 10 +. Dillon
& Co, Normal. illinois. Dam of Anne
lie was Carrie Lnuisc, n gray mnro 81
1900 pounds weight. Carrie Louise 10y
the historical Old Luuis Napoleon,
weight, 1000 pounds. imported in 1851.
liOlO's ancestors trace the very best
draft blood for the pnst 81 years.
TERMS.
BY tho Season, 500. All mares who
fail this season will hayo the use ~ the
horse lthc following tcHgon. We rlso
hive n number Of choice colts
TINT will serve mares until sold n,
SD for tho season. Grniu taken nj
market prize IN board ears. Clubs Of
mares tnkon for sbnro Of colts. Pnstur-
HRo for mnrcs fr. o. Correspondence
solicited, and visitors welcome.
T.. q. HARDY. Manager,
Oasis Ranch Company.
Toano, New, April IL, 1883.
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Elko. April Is, 1888.
JnHS PAYSE.
-

Belmont Courirr:-The BlrCelonI
mine never looked bit r tlnu il does at
present. All the slopes are showing
line ore, and the Monitor Belmont mill
ought to make n profitable run this
Summer. The concontrntors. which mr..
rived at Austin last week. me on thciI
wa Y to the Belt. They will he put in
working order ms early M possible inter
their arrival aud started up concentra''
ing the low grade ores Of the Barcelona,
The concentrations will 10 clipped foI
treatment.
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NOTICE TO STAR, CLO-
YER And RUBY VAL
LEY HORSEHEN.
The following S;nllioms will stand Mt
Oasis I:aurr. s"'son "f 1888:
GAMBEI"TA.
A full blood Norm"n-Pcrchcron No.

4 full blood Standardization No.
1866.
DESCRIP rION.-Gnmb":ti is Il
hands high. IL daPpir grGy, proud srir.
i;el, rangys stallion, pirtS Z feet, weigh
now 1915 pounds, las full EXPIRE ,aivc
eyr. proud nrcL mock. strong high lack,
high in front, good breast. broad. Hat
bore in leg and fine action.
PrDIGEEE:-GlmEct'n was sired 10y
Keno No. l.32O, dam picIo'u No. 1901,
and wns bred 10y +. VI Adams, Of Nor
NAL, Illinois, is recorded III Vol. 3,
page 40, National Register Of French
Draft Horses.
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The Wife of John L..

A New York dispatch Of the 23rd in
stan: snys:
Mrs. John l.. Sullivan, tho champs.
on's legnl wife, played a Trump card to.
day. Before another twruty-four hours,
she says, she intends to set herself right
before tho world. She Is e%ndeavoriug
to SECURE n warrant for the "big fellows"
nrrost Immediately on his arrival on n
charge Of improper relationship With
Annie Livingston. She takes the st,p.
she says. because John Il. while TRIVIAL
ing OF two continents during the past
two years, has acknowledged Anuie
Livingston ns his wife.
In order to publicly r~cpudiato the
relationship thus accepted by 80 many
people, Mrs. Sullivan yesterday pro.
posed Tint she should join In the pro-
cession which IL 10 welcome the cham.
pion, riding In n carriage on which
would he displayed a strcnmer nnuounc-
ing, in letters In black. TINT "rhis Ia
Mrs. John l.. Su Ivan, No. 1; the Other
cnn follow after" Her friends, how.
ever, dissuadsd her from this step. and
urged that 30 conspicuous q position
would do her nc good, but she declares
shr wilt have him arrested. There Is
still no news OF tho Catalonia, on which
Sullivan sailed from Queenstown. The
town IL growing impatient At tho delay
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The celebrated t~rott;ng horse Dexter,
whose record OF 2:l7L n few years
since was considered 80 remarkable.
died last Saturday. For many years
lie Inns been owned by Robert Bonner,
Of tho New Yorl; Ledger, who paid
$50, 900 for HIM. DEXTER hna not been
in harness for seveial years aud had the
best cnrc md attention, but like al
other living thipgS he Ind to succumbl
to old ngn. Ito died the property Of
Mr.. Bonner who gave him decent burr.
al.
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The Fort i~Ialicck BaII.

The tall which it WAS announced
would he given mt Fort liulleck on the
18th instant vas postponed on account
Of sickness in the valleys. wo nte re-
quested to that the ball will
he 81, en on Friday evening, May 4th.,
to which nil ale cordially invited. as
CIV. r, thing viii be done to insure q
pleasant tiue to ull who attend. There
ARE no better facilities in the country
for dancing than arc to be found at
FsIt la leck.
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SEQ Reward.

Strayrd from my place, on Foreman
Creek. i'll the northern pnrt of Elko
county. about the first of October, 1857.
one surrel horse. fourteen years old.
weighing about 1000 pounds. white
strip in face and branded (dinly) SIS ON
left shoulder. I will pay the above re-
ward for the return of the horse, OF for
information where he may be found.
Address:
L. j. HOLLAND,
MeilaEd's Station,
Flko Co., New.
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Iie WnnIsI IL.

1t having leon reported that C. 8.
Young, tx Superintendent OF Pubic
Instruction. is or WAS going t. he II .au-
didnte Cor Congress, IL Tribune reporter.
being rather dubious on The PROPOSE
ton, made tho direct inquiry of the
gcutlemma and WINS rather astUnished tn
iiuG him somewhat Indignant ut the lack
OF discernmeni in tue reporter. "Why,
es sir" WAS the r-piy. ''and with every
chance Of securing the nomination, md
il such proves the cnsc no TIA i'll the
Silver State can defeat me-"
The Tribune Inns II proper apprecin-
ton Of the candidates ability, but tukes
this opportunity Of r, miuding the Young
nspir mt for Congressional hOuors that
there ARE some men within the ranks Of
the grand old party that r~y he rs able
and desirable n he. AMI that his GEM
us. his oraiory and lrgisl ,tive ability
will rather improve tL.nn spoil y keep,
ing Carson Tribune.
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Death OF Emmn Ncrndu,. Father.

DR.. W. W. Whom. the father Of
Emma Ne"ata. the fnuous singer, died
in Oakland at q o'clock Thursday even
ing. tie had h, ell Il suft rer from rhcu.
u.a;ism for several y-ur-. aud three
years ago he received II stroke of pnrnly-
sis. lie has been Qnite feeble for some
time. aud his decline finally resulted in
his d nth ut the age OF 81 yesrs.-Tm-
ginia Report.
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Thu marshalipg Of the forces for tho
great Political campaign Of tho year
1883 has commenced. Tho r~ereille hns
sounded mud tho long roll IL benting
for all 20 nrray themselves In the tanks
Of tue,r respective parties. The Inn.
ners OF tho opposing clements are
planted In front OF the people AMI they
arc called TO rally upon tho staudard.
Tho picket airing " heard IN tho organ
izing Of clubs. tbe meeting Of Central
Committees. tho ordering OF tho pri.
inaiiei aud che calling Of conventions.
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EDGAR REIsHART.
Secretary.

NO, Blaine will not decline. He is
not the MAJ to imperil the success OF
his party. He will issue the order:
Every m"n Of yon to the front with
every dollar you have and let it he II
fight to death. / will canvass every
st ito from the Pncitic to the Atlantic
You have nominated INC now and every
mn must do his duty"
These We c the expressions Of Colonel
II. e.. Parsons of Natural Bridge. Yir.
ginin, who is IN intimnte ~crsonnl friend
Of NIr. Blaine, to n press correspondent.
Colonel Parsons | al boen on n husin, ~
trip North and le ,topped i'll Richmond
III Monday Inst on his why home. lie
sail he had IL long talk with Blaine the
o~vcHing before lac sailed for Europe and
knew what he was talking nbout.
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prohibition.

The stronghold Of tho rrohibi,ionist,
the homo Of N'nl Dow. the pine tree,
nnti.cider State. IL n-wenry Of hypocrisy
mud the jug trade md the bind pig.
The fac; that prohibition does not pto-
hibit In the cities. aud that there il ~
much dr.. 'lenness in Portland ns in
any place Of It's size In the country, has
borno heavily on tho PrObibitiopi t. mr..
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To The Public.

l offer mh'y thanks to tie pcoll 10 o
Elko county for the iavnrs they hnyt
shown HE during my two ,chs' STA!
with them. | had Ill the work / could
possibly do during my -tmy with you
I will call on You nbort .ApIil 1889. ANA
will do the best | know how. Ny price,
will rc,nuiu the saITc.
DIX. J. j. LLEK.
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The Tough diamond.

Owing IT, tho incoIsnnt rnin OF last
evening the audience ut Freeman Hall
last night was not 10 large ~ II would
have been had the weather been favor
allie. The several parts Of the play
were well sustained by those who took
tho various Characters. which proved
TINT much time had been spent in its
preparation. The closing piece, That
Rascal Pat, was II we'll rendered comedy
which took better with the audience
thnn tho principal piece The music ,y
Messrs. lfoskins md Hull. and Mrs
Barrpws was fine, nnd taxing il ell In
nll the entertainment WIS highly salts.
factory TO Nil who bruved tho elements
TO attend.
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dent spirils-if We may be permitted to-
use such II term. Under thu circuln-
stances Maine il said to lie ready to Try
a high license aud local option law
: Report.
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Notice is hereby gi.ou thrt the Co
Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm mnmc OF Taylor & Hail. Eu;ch.
ers, il this day dissolved 10y mutual
consent, Il. Z. Taylor retiring from the
firm. The business will he continued
Icy j. Il. Hal. who viii ct lirct all bills
due the Ia linn and pay all debts c0u
tracted Ly the saline.
II. T.. TAYLOR,
j. Il. HALL.
Wells, April lG, 1888.
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The welcome Rain.

On Monday afternoon light showers
set in mud continued ut inierynls dnring
the night and yesterday morning, but in
the afternoon the rain set in in earnest
and during the evening it came down
necessarily until nboTt 1 O'Clock when
II change in the atmosphere turned tine
rain into soft snow md this morning
the ncighboring hi Ia were clothed in
garments Of white. The total rainfall
during the &c hours ending this morn.
ing was cigbty-hve hundredths OF mn
iDch, which insures sn abundance of
feed aud consequent fat cattle. rs we'll
M IL fine stint for recently planted crops
OF grain, md stockmrn and farmers
arc smiling over the prospects for IL
prosperous year.
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Dissolution of Co-Pnrtncrship.

Notice is hereby given hat the CO.
partnership heretofore existing under
the finn name Of Pnyn" X ferunld.
dcnlris in Lumber. Wood, Coal. etc. is
this dry dissolved ~ mutual consent,
Frank FrrnuId rt,nng from the firm,
The business will Ice conducted as here.
tofore by John Payne VIII" j. authorized
to collect all deitI due the lat tirm aud
will pWy ali valid claims against tho
same.
JnHS PAYSE,
FILNK FERSALD.
Elko. AnriI Is. 1883.
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Agricultural lIcctIn=.

Pursuant to announcement quito n
number of c~ItizcnS assembled at the
Courthouse on Saturd y evening for the
purpose of taking steps To organize
n District Agricultural Society The
meeting was called to order aid IL tenn
porary organization effected by the
election Of George Russell. Chairman,
aud Edgar Neinhart. Secretary. On
motion OF V. G.. Bartlett II Committee
on Preliminary Organization. consisting
of five members. was elected, with il
struotiuns to report NJ the next meeting.
aud Mc>srs. ". +. Smith, Jas. Clnrk.
V. G. Bartlett. George RUSS, II. md a.
W. IIessou we've chosen rs said Coni-
mitt,e.
On motion tn" met, ting adjourned to
Friday evening. May 4. 1883.
GEoRGE RUSSELL,
Chairman
EDGAR N~EIHHART.
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Dissolution OF Copartncrahip.

Notice iR hereby given that tho 90
partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name "f Brown & Ifoskins,
Undcrtnkcrs aud Dcnlc:s ia Furniture,
Is this dny dissolved 10y mutual consent,
X. Brown retiring from the finn. Tho
business will lac continued by e.. Hos.
kina, who will collect oil bills duo the
late firm. md lny Nil debts contract.
Cj by the
Il. Brown,
q. IIOeEiSs.
SOD. Rlko, Nov, Mar. 80, 1889
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lEMocRaIlc PRIMARIES.

DEM0CRAIlC PRlhARltS.
DURsUASr TO GALL A MEETING
OF the Elko County Democratic csnitsl
Committee was held at Elko. Nevada. April5.
1888. when The following business was trans
acted:
On motion the vacancies in the Central Com'
mite were hllcd 10y substituting O. .utoN'r.
OF Elko. for s.. 5. SsarS-rcmorrd from The
SiAte; ". J. UTiun. If futcArofn. Tor Mart
Smith-decersId: R,ub Battles. OF Tus'arora'
for +. VI. Leland-removed from the Slate.
On melton &. W. Grover was elected Sccre-
tary. vice :. S. SCAR. removed from the State.
On motion II Mas ordered that = Primary
election be held by the Democrats If ElEo
county on Saturday. May 5. lsSs. for the pur.
pose OF electing thirteen 49, delegates to The
Democratic State Convention to be held at
Virginia City. Nevada. ON Thursday. May IL.
1888. to nominate candidates for the various
offices G,sigEat,d in the call. published else
where in this issue.
The qualifications necessary for voters at
tip primaries are IL. saaI" a. required by the
election laws 81 TIE S.Hlc. together with the
Glowing party test, to wit: Are you All elcc-
toy, or VII! you L." al clrctor AZ the ensuing
election. ard will you suprprt the nominees Of
the National and State Democratic ConN'u-
tions?'
In all gases returns of each precinct shall be
forwarded 1, the Secretary OF the County Cen.
trail Committee. which Committee shall az, asa
Board of Caavasscrs Of the votes east at said
primarIc, aid sLall issue certificates Of cleo.
tiuu to h,l -at,s having the highest number .:
votes cas-.
II for as.y cause there bc II yacsrry W Nacar.
ri,. IN tltr Urinary Ilc, ton Hoard. OF wntu,
the Central Committee have 'nil"d u Gr~ia.
nate II full bard. ,Acm tho,c present slsIl al
the ,a .ancics as provided by Iaw. The at;'u,
i!ou Of ia" L. ards, a. w'li n voisro, l. ""I.r'I
t" I'll" "a" E"''rn!hE primary 'irci'oE'' AiA''
G''s ~ Ia'i' lagos
On i"''''E Al vas "'"'f-" 'ha' IA" count! Ut
"iN!"r" ih'" HNr t"l 'i''i''''' 'Ni -" "''
tF.1I W 'YLii'r'd 81 fHt i"i''"ih" l'''!h''-
anu entitled 10 TIC h""'o'f 81 "-"""''
Lh-"'u' 10 WAX"
District No. I.
Tns,sroTa. Columbia. Whit, Eo'l. Mountain
city. MaTdls. i.",L Crr,S. Island Mountain and
JaeA Cr',L-four d'i,&"i's.
District 40. =.
! lilo. C1rlin. Loimoil." H"d lia;!c'i-fou
delegates.
District SO. !.
South Fork, B%uli!vn. ziuund Valley al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,,l,Ea;,.
LI.triri Ao. 8.
Star VALLEY. For: !iLlic,L. North Rub,
South Elhy and Bu,i~ Sali,,-twv delegates
H!>trIrt 20. -.
Wells. II. u. Ranch. l',sae. T,r"I-a. CIu,cl
Vale, AID Syr~u.r.aoht--iwu u,I.. ai,-.
rJ,iIus places were ,staIl.sA,G AL I.,T"c
tors a.IgIu.,L ,tp!.uws.
I,,r,tT y,
'"''".''"-A' hN.''HH ''".'. i"Hl'''"F'
, { NIL. IT,. y t. ,gIL.u. I:a..k ,uI.rr.
Wat i:"rL-Ai / II r"ruc'.. InsHrs:-rs.
! II f"'ia. j !. Winter, Anton" Sao:!:.
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The Oil City blizzard says: A Letter
bearing the following address ia men.
toned M n Io,cnt addition tu the litora.
ture Of the Drnd Letter Office:
"S~ylvosicr Brown. n wcb-faccd scrub,
TO whom this letter wants 10 go,
Is chopping cord.wood for his grub
In SILVER CITY, Idaho"
lie took Icr little Lnnd in his,
And she did swrcily blush
TO hear him swear when hG did find
IL wns n bUbtaiI flush.
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New Hosiery. Cream, Flesh. Pink md
Blue. Special lines Of Fine Lislc Thread
aud Silk Govcs at ]. koSenstOck's. .
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DIED,

WEEKs:-At Wells, Elko county. Ncva.
.dH, April 81, 1883. Chester, son Of
Mr.. and MTs. John +. Weeks, nBcd 7
months.
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According TO THO Oregoninn. sanfo'n
is the grass for Nevada. II will survive
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BORN.

srMPsoS:-ln Elko, April u. 1888. to
the wife Of William Simpson, n dnugh-
ter.
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che Appuintnncn OF
State Genital Committee,

And tho rau-H,.t'n 60! such other huris,,s .,
nay ~IrU!,ri, ru.mr before ihr Convention.
~" superintendent 81 Delegated 10 ssld
Cuuy' ni-un - ., follows:
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Tho s-IrTll p,:a'-rni.r County Central
Culuuiti,, @, AZ. L.i,ly r,l.,-,,I g. call
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12

The sixth number of the Ne,0 South
east is on our table, and a splendid
evidence 1t is of the energy, vim and
ability of Its editor, Mr.. Stokes. Its
object-the advancement of the inter-
ests of Southeast Missouri-ought to
make it a visitor in every household in
this section. Relating to this immedi-
ate vicinity, we copy the following:
PILOT KNOB.
This mine is twelve miles South of Iron
Mountain on the same railroad. 1t is a true
vein of blue specular ore of very fine grain,
which, when fractured, resembles steel in
color and lustre. The ore is rich but very
refractory and the furnace at the base OF the
mountain has been stopped and started
many times. The mountain rises about five
hundred feet from its base and the vein
which is about twenty feet in average thick
ness, runs at an angle of about thirty degrees,
with tie horizon sloping in a southernly di-
rection. Tunnels have been run through
from the west side to the east and vast guam
titles of ore removed, at times the ore ship
ments reaching one hundred and fifty cars
day. A shaft has been recently sunk on the
south side; tapping vein discovered by
smond drill. All the ore Is carried bY
gauge tracks to an incline where 1t Is
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sHrRIFF,s SALE.

nv virtue and authority of q special e1
acnfion issued from the Office of the cler
of the circuit court OF Iron county, mis- :
souri,. aud to me, the undersigned shcri q,
directed. in favor of the State OF Missouri,
at the relation and to the use OF >. =. Bu-
ford. collector of the revenue for Iron
county, Mo-, plaintiff, against Hugh
Cook John B. Hallohan, John A.
Marks. and all unknown interested par
ties. defendants, bearing date, March 3D.,
1885. and returnable 70 the April term,
1858. thereof, have levied upon and seiz-
ed the Following described real estate and
property, lying and being In Iron county,
Missouri. as the property of said DEFEND
ants. described as follows, to wit:
North west quarter OF southeast quarter
and soufh half of northeast quarter, sec
ton X, township "a, range one east.
And / will, on
Thursday, 26th Day Of Aprst, 1883,
at the east front door of the courthousein
the CITY of lronton. Iron county, Missouri,
between fine hours of 8 o clock In the tore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon OF
that day, and during the session OF the
circuit court. sell, at public vendue, all
the right, title, claim, estate and prop
erty Of the said defendants, of, in and to
the above described real estate and prop
ertv, for cash in hand. to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs. r. w. WHITWORTH,
Sheriff.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Bv virtue and authority OF special ex-
ecufion issued from the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county. Mis-
souri,, and to me the undersigned sheriff,
directed, in favor of the State of Missouri,
at the relation and to the use of 5. e. Bu-
ford, collector Of the revenue Tor Iron
county, Missouri, plaintiff. and
against James Curtis, Thomas King,
John B. Baker, and all unknown in
terested parties, defendants, bearing date
March 8, 1883, and returnable to the April
term. 1855, thereof, / have levied upon and
seized the following described real estate
and property, lying and being in Iron
county, Missouri, as the property OF said
defendants, described as follows, to wit;
West half Of northeast quarter aid
northwest quarter, section "a, township
IS, range two west.
And will, on
Thursday, 2eth Day of April, 1888,
at the east front door of the courthouse in
the city of Honton, on county, Missouri,
between the hours Of9 o'clock i'm the fore
noon and O'Clock in he afternoon of
that day, and during The session of the
circuit court, sell, at public vendue, all
the right, title, claim, estate and prop
erty Of the said defendants, Of, in and to
the above described real estate and prop
erty, for cash in hand. to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs. p. W. WHITWORTH,
Sheriff.