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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

T,OR RENT-7O7 EAST CAPITOL ST. EIGHT
II rooms and bath cOucreted celsr sanitary plumb
ing moderfI iirpyovs-Lentsi herdes and cars pass
a35 per uonth- Apply TBoS. E WAGGAIAS, S1a
Est. nS-3S'
u,oR RESr-oO7 37TH ST NV; NEW BRICK:
II ave rpnrns water, and nice back and front wards
al2 so per month p. A DARSEILLE. l22b r st.
NV nest
IyOR RENT-46 ST. NV. TwO-sTORY BRICK
IL Dwelling: 9 rooms. water and gas; Sl5 30 per
month SWORMsTkDT s BRADLEY,
nest VIZ st.
TNOR RENT-7Oo AND 7Op,l ST N E. SEVEN
n rooms each. bath gas and cellar; One has Stable
ali IN good order. $3.50. LOWE &.GUNNEII. 3OS
East Capitol 81 n9-3ts
1>oR REyT-wIII RENT THE LARGE HOUSE
IT on Ftreet between 18th aud 10th. No, 1872 To
some good resronsble PARTY for the winter at very
figure iuse IL keep IL occupied house IN good con
ditiol THDS E NAGGAMAN,
ne-St SlI st. NV.
L'OR RENT-SEw HOUSE NORTH SIDE OF G.
II St, between 1pth and Goth Ter, mod imps an
rood neig hborhood A p HILL 4 Co $500
np-3t l2ls ~ AZ
EOR PENTHOUSE -7l3 EAST CAPITOL ST :;
4 81 rooms, bath. and cellar. no basement Apply
at 156 st. ne. n9-3t.
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yfOR RENT-BY FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
= ,Sssping to desirable tenant, n completely fur
III desirable part OF the city, contiguous to lines OF
transportation; terms reasonable for permission to
Inspect Premises, call at l42S n ST. NV n:}-6ta
ItOR RENT-THREE-S1O DRY BRICK DWELLING,
L Il rooms. Bathroom and cellar: I'll modern i'm
provonents, we'll located IN northwest rent $50 per
M u,s
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Try the experiment for a month.
sSToo Mucha Dam Free Country"

Aoo hucha hdu RTcc Sountrys
From the New York Herald
"How's business"
Tine Italian vender Of roasted chestnuts shook
his head mournfully as he slipped my nickel
into his capacious pocket.
''Bada, very bada; no more maka mucha
money"
"Oh, brace up. What's the NATTER"
This time there was q touch OF scorn in his
response, prompted by contemptuous pity for
the ignorance that had suggested such aues-
ton. He made sweeping gesture with his
hand that took in some twenty other vendors,
who were all trying to sell something or other
that appealed to the appetite Of the inner man.
Malta? Too mucha dam free country; that's
what'sa malta"
Here is something over which the moralist
may muse.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fnisS !; n; tsss is :s:s
III s MsA1 ave- lar $50 1922 faryline st. 6r ~ .
J. 81 Mass. ave, 17T 1875 pr. lst at W ,Cr : Is
}} ~ 10th stnws i5rlly fTRSisHEn
IVA Xlststn ", Or. 90 Thomas Circle. 500
dS35E stnw, liz 100 Law mr. tn, Ar 416 81
~ lSth stD.w, l2r. 100 II 81, mr. 18th, l5r 400
ll24 Conn. ave, llr L 0O,Ct av mr. n Dor 1874 33
9lQ2 Pa ave-. Tor. OF o z / ST. mr. 18th NV 1888 SO
f,xS stnv,13r2 .S3 80 Mass TT 18th, 800
IM st nvnz Gil u. 3.33 10th ST. mr. I, POI 800
ksQ4 Conn ave-, 1lr. rs ST., mr.. 2Oth, llr 250
XgQQ stn-w, l2r...... 20 18th aud z SITS lGr . $50
2o2S stnw., IT.. 30 10th St, near Dupont
5ii5 ostny. E.-'-69 c Circle lSr "a. 33338
lt21 5th stn.wy Tor. % n St, nr. 18th, 13r $50
1919 St ", to Mass ave mr. 10TH l3r $50
lIQy III ST. NV, Or. o5 18th St. y, l3r eos %
g20 y. j. ave O. e, Drs. so X. l. Scott Cir
1871 10Th St, Or. ......5 so Gle, l4r.........20 200
lll0 18th st. NV. l0r.. so Mass. ave, near 18th
1873 giH s'h~ ST. st. nr 18Th i,r sSS
2il6 14th stn.w, Tor .45 q st, near 18th, Tor 100
1904 ST. Il. W, - q st, Goth, 11r l2:5
2420 l4th St. Or. .41.61 10Th ST., n, Tor. i %
NY Bstsw, llr. 40 l1th st., mr. NV. 15r l25
2106 4th St INV Tor. 40 n, Dear 14th Or - / 20
1900 = 50 n W. i0r, 40 . ct. near goth, iii 100
1924 29sh II NV, .32 Of. mr. 18TH NV, 10r 100
The sbOve houses can be examined by permit from
our s9faco only. THOMAS J. FISHER Co.
NOR RRNT--o23 Z ST. Ne, THREE STORY
Printing Othce. Rent SIS. Inquire 326 LIST Sc. ne.
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"l Never Read Advertisements

From the Ohio State Juu-n3l
No? Why not? There Is no matter In q news
paper upoh which, ON the whole, there is ex-
pended more thought than the advertisements.
As o consequence, they are. as a rule, models of
condensation. keen, catchy" and often witty
only purpose OF making money for the adver-
tlser. and be makes il a study how TO make
them accomplish h.s purpose. In 1887 there
was expended for newspaper advertising alone
in this country s25GO0,O0o. In many large es-
Establishments mon are employed at large sal
aries to do nothing else but prepare advertising
matter. Shrewd and successful men of bust
ness do not spend such vast sums 81 money for
nothing. They hsve something Of value that
people should know. aud IL is clear that multi
tudes OF people ere reading these advertise
ments and prohting by them. or else this onor-
NOUS expenditure would not be continued wear
after year. As the construction Of newspaper
advertising Is o complete and distinctive de-
partment OF literature, whoever neglects to read
them throws away o large part OF the most in
teresting, instructive, and profitable matter in
the paper.
Men who have made this subject a study are
able to toll very closely by the advertisements
in its papers the moral and business character
istics of city. This being true intelligent
people are not wise when they pass by, as OF no
account, matter bearing so largely upon COM
mon interests. There Is another phase OF the
subject, also, which, while less ethical. il vet
important as q matter of dollars and cents. viz:
the shrcwdest and most cnterprising business
houses are always advertising. Such houses are
those which always have something attractive
to offer in the way Of bargains in this. TINT or
the other thing, or novelties in particular lines
because their energy and enterprise keep them
constantly on the alert for such advantages
over their competitors IL often follows. then
that more money IL saved by the information
conveyed In an advertisement in a single day
than all the other matter Of the newspaper for
the year. IL any who disbelieve in the doc
trine act out herein will take the time to read
the advertisements any day. he will be aston
ished at the new field Conformation opened up
and the new lines of thought suggested there
by. Is brings the reader directly into contact
with that great. restless rushing and conquer
ing element OF human activities represented in
the commercial section of the world.
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uI-lM 13UT st. NV
IOR RENT-SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING 2I5 r
Il ST. NV; modern improvements. house nearly neg
X. A. PHILLIPS.
nl-3w 14l9 New York ave.
NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE MAR FAR
4 raEut square; 900 month. Apply CHARLES
EAkLf oO3 l4thst ocl2-2m
ktOR RENT-BlICK HOUSE. 425 psf NV: S35
4 per month Apply to ". ". DURDETTE, 1925
vermont ave. oc2I-Sm
ErQR RENT-THAT ELEGANT AND COMPLETELY
furnished Residence Of tbs late Ohief Justice
waite: containing 10 rooms; by season or year. For
Yesr,nit TO inspect apply to JAMES A. BATES \ Co,
l4O' st.nw. oc57-2w
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( 1870 Sd st. n W, 6r.ao.S8
9 "a 18th st. ne, Or. =. 1888
. . q L st. NV. Pr. ..... 1890
y . " 81. n e., 7r....:.lS
, I2S n, j. ave. n W., Or. ] 3
Z 1923 9th At. nv, 6r. 80
. 63 / st. II. W, Or. 1t
. II Defrees ST. Or. 1867
2 1910 n. c. av.s.e., Or. I o. 40
y ITO II st. NV, 81. Is. 80
3 Whitney Close, o. S .... 5
o ST. Boy st. NV, Or Is
y Ql2l9 goth st. NV, .5r12. 50
, $ Sth ST, II. e., Or. 4
3 90 Fenton Pl ne, 6r. IL. 80
; go 9th st. ne, 5r ......18
; Cleveland ave. Ur, .....,. Is
Y Mclean av. s.w., Or. 1880
D lllS 9th st. II. G., Or. 12
Q 3-25 Fenton Pl. n. 1870
Y 9Q2 10Th st. NV, Or. IL. 80
; 1857 22d st. IL. ", Or. IL
8 lQ2S 4th st. ne. 4r. IL
: 32S L st, Q. W.. Or. -. 1850
y 626 Gordon av., Ar. 1890
Z gl5 9th st. II. w, 4r. 1890
. $40 l. 81. ne, 4r........l0
= & Fenton Pl. ne. 6r. 1890
, 1911 Sd st. q. w., 4r.,....S
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EoR RRNT-223 ST. NE, THREE STORY
Il brick, nine rooms, water and gas; convenient to
Printing 0thce. Rent siS. Inquire 326 LIST ST. ma.
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siYS ;. nv an and r.? IT. sf r. fss ls'h
"a i. !. NV NV Si S9 94 81, + J. e. s.
4 tt$ ,i i; aye "
q! Bennin lssS R s1 us g. .fio i
Mo-! sze e,l :. n @gs5 5is i Z
119s DIST ns.d .4ooft ., GA ON 81 ne. Ar 80
reperpt @ias il NV hiae iaf~ alley 4riS
s95 9Th ST. ne, 7r. IS Rear 3 Il st T ~.
issS i2ts ss 81 Nv w g. f5l Il st !. Sc Sc
STORES. OFFICES, &C.
store and d'S'g 1902 M Stable rear of 1a16 st.
sssss 81 g Az J,,:. e
stSis sSd cellar zis9 sters q 9s' i5 y
stable sar u i6a8 f 19ssin,i' 90. l.n
81 n.W---.......-.. ---3Q
hcofs For FIJI st SAL at office for bulletin issued on
i story Brk. lao St nei: f-ens!Hs SOUTH near
p'0i paTlsr ha55aTy dining and kitchen FIRST
EOR RENT-FREE TILL DECEMBER 1 IF
room bricks With tay windows, fun height: water in
Eonth 4 & cAI%ooD. 81 9TH i' st. CAFE n 80
EoR RENT-vERY CIiEAP-wHoLE OF SQUARE
Apply 10 q I. NOkMENT. Room TO- Cen. National
Bank Building. n0-3t'
L,OR RENT-2-STORY BRICK HOUSE: ROOMS;
out oaih s,sSS mod g; gFsrsa fhT2g 4
Park: s25. Inquire 1870 Boundary. ns-3t'
LyOR RENT-HOUsE 1922 18th ,sT NV, WITH
u large gTgunds and stable in the rear, beautiful
House 20 st NV, Il rooms, mod imp, so.
FOR SAIL.
Two fle building lots !. bet Vermont ave and 18th
st. south Front 90. OK l3G TO 81 fl alley suitable
for Yf three houses, at 81 80 per Easy terms
Apply to ROBT l. FLEMING.
nS-lnlo 14l0 + St NV
LoR RENT-ELEvEN- ROOM BRICK NO Oh
II New York avenue. with bath new plumbing;
hsndsofne paIerins, &c; go ALBERT +. FOX,
go at. NV. nS-:it
IvOR RENT-NEw BRICK. NO 1929 STH ST. NV.
4 9roems, &c very COMPLETE Brick No. 1928 Sth
ST. NV. 10 rooms. $40 Frame No. 92 81. 10
rooms s33 prick No. go st. NV, II rooms, 500.
tfriC No ia 81 81 NV, rooms, s29. New brick,
No. l220 Mary land . ROOMS, Sl5. Brick No.
6OS lOtn 81 me-, rooms. sl4. ALBERT +. FOX,
: IL
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NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1921 1Gthn.w., I4r S1Qn 2S19 O st. NV, Or IS
SB St Ii. e., OF. ........ 70 1867 9bth st. n W. 81
2lQ3 q st. w., 10r... SO 1908 St n W, Tr 30
1923 Corcoran ST.. l3r 80 Vt ave and Z NV t;r SO
So. ST. NV, l2r.. 30 SQl Boundv ,tr %. 30
NJ III av NV llr40.5Q :0Q6 Sth ct. NV, Or. 20
119 2th NV, I2r IS so Office rs 1O5 Sth st n w35
IVY Irdiana ave, Tor 40 Office rs 1907 St IL W %
500 ST. NV, 81. 202 stores, OIL mr. G IS
FURNISHED.
Conn. ave.. bet. r aud s. 1Sr. per year az 500
Ktavs bet g.; and L III Tor stable, per year.. 5000
sunderland Place n w. 1lr., per month";. $50
TYLER RUTHERtORD.
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L,QR RENT-l5l9 2orH ST NV, BETWEEN
Niassae hsetts aud y -. IN the immediate Vi
entity Of Dupont Circls v-ry da~iia5e, new thr-e-
stOry and hasenept hrick Dwelling, containing ton
rooms ard bath aud every c9nvensncs Loyss a,l-
sonely nnishcd and paIySed Throughout, For rarticJ-
lars apply to 1HOS. j. EIrHEn 4 co.
nti-Bt Ia. -. m
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EOR PENTHOUSE .7I3 EAST CAPITOL ST
at 158 st. ne nSs-3t.'
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NOk REM
6l2 L 81. NV. .Sl66.(
GA 18th st. NV, l2r. II
1871 20th st. n. ", or. Z
1903 n st n. W., 10r. I
300 l. ST. n. W., 1lr......t
l1Qs i St II. W., 12r. .. ,
1871 Md. ave. II. e. 11r. I
403 g st. n. W., 11r. .o3.
1913 10th NV, i Or. so. {
222l j. Cap. St, 11r. .5O.t
1000 22ith st. NV, Tor. i.
4Q4 ID st. II. ". 1lr. 4
Q;!l L. Cap. ST., 11r. 40. 4.
2iQ2 Pa. ave. n. W, 9r. 1
1904 4 vt. Il. W, 0r......1
llt02lst st. n. W., Or. 35. /
flQ Sd st. II. W.. 7r......:
SOP ID st. Sc, Or. ,......:
1909 + st. IL. w, Or. 80. 4
4Q( Il st. NV, TIM:
413 4th st. s. e.. l0t. !:
AlS 9TH 81. n. ", Tor. :
G22 . st. n. W., l0r.
40 II st. NV, Sr.
443 @ ST. NV Or. ........
9S h -. ne, Ir..r-:
I39 81 st: n. w, 7r. 70. 4
y22J ] 18th st. IL. w, Or. ::
1436 Fierce Pl., 7r.. .23.4
2lS Arthur Pl, 7r. .23. 4
1901 10th st. IL. w. 6rR5.$
2Q06 18th st. NV, 7r22 s
1880 9th ST. NV, 1r.22.s
1918 Linden St. TIA
1909 Md. ave. s.w., 12r. .
l3lSV ST. NV, 1r...,..s
224 NasA ave. NV. .R2.s
f fa.:S iash n NV; os:.$$99.. Z
Il3 9TH st. NV, Gr. 20. 4
l217 goth NV, 7r. 90
91S c st. 8. e., Or. 10:
rs Is III WA
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Ill7 Wyne st. ne. 6rSl4
1903 Wyiie st ne, 5r. 80
los Hylie st IL. C. 5r. 81. so
1877 BY. st. pc. Or. 81 80
3l4 Marx > Alleys. .5r9. 80
II Est. Ter. s,e., 5r.. $50
2pZ3 Hutton CT nw..4r.4
Marks Alley, 4r. 80
leg Fierce 81. n. w.or. 8. 90
1872 Miner's CT. s.e., 5r.S
SOB Callsli st. no., Or 8
Rr. j 2lOi ST. Sc. 3r....f
stable rear eIJ I st......lQ
store zoo It'll 10
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RoBBERIEs REpoRrED.-Dr. J. W. Hayward,
No: 1919 street, reports stolen from the vesti-
stand. Henry j. Ennis reports stolen from
his Office, corner Of It'll and G streets, a light
cheviot Observation-Disclosures Dubois had an
overcoat, umbrella and hat stolen from the
Central Union Mission rooms yesterday
Owen, Owen Il Co. report the larceny Of 81
yards Of CLOTH
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INTERESTING REMARKS ABOUT THE IMPROVEMENT
OF TIE MILITIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
INTEREST TO TEE NoN-coMMrssIoSED OFF,
CERs-rHE CLERICAL WORK OF HIS OFFICE.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST THE DlsTRIoT.-In the
case Of Edwin Muller against the District for
ESQ Judgment was entered in the Circuit
Court to-day for plaintiff. Mr.. Muller was in
jured some Ave years ago by falling, az alleged,
by reason Of some loose tagging on 14th street
extended.
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INSANE PRISONERS.
Heretofore it has been necessary to remove
prisoners who became insane to the Govern
ment Hospital for tho Insane in the District of
Columbia FOR treatment and it appeared al
most certain that in n number OF cases the
malady was feigned in tho hope that it would
afford opportunity for rogaining liberty after
brief period of treatmo mt in the asylum; but
now arrangements have beon made for the
treatment OF these cases Mt the prison in ward
especially constructed for the purpose.
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE
The following is a list of persons committed
to the Government Hospital for tho Insane,
under the order OF the Hon. Secretary Of War,
from October 1. 1887, to October /, 1888: OFF,
cers Of the U. S. Army, g. enlisted men OF the
U. 4. Army, 81; late soldiers Of the u s. Army,
3; military prisoners, 8. Total, IL.
IN REFERRING TO THE CLERICAL FORCE
of his Office special reference is made to the
work OF the enlisted volunteer pension branch
and other divisions engaged in tho preparation
OF reports OH claims for pension, bounty
homestead grants, &c, and n table is given OF
the calls from the Commissioner Of Pensions
Second Auditor. &C.. for full or partial his
tories Of officers and men Of the late volunteer
force in connection with claims which camo bo-
fore them for adjudication. Reference is made
to the transfer Of clerks from rented buildings
to the new quarters in the State, War and Navy
Department building and the reorganization
Of the divisions Of his office, which was subse-
Quently made. The most importont of these
was the establishment of the "Remuster Divi.
sion" which found before it. March rs, 1888
the date Of its birth, 9,565 claims for amend.
ment of muster. The clerical force Of the
Volunteer Registers Division, supplemented by
such details as'could be made from other divi
sions, has. since March 81, 1888, been actively
engaged in the preparation Of record slips,
giving OIL each the Full military history Of til,
man whose name appears at the top, as showy
by the several rolls Of the organization O
which he was a member. Gen. Drum close
With a warm testimonial to tho general intelli
gence, zeal and efficiency of his entire clerical
force.
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WILLS FILED.-The will Of the late VIM.
Whelan was filed to-day. He leaves his prop
erty to his wife for life, and at her death his
real estate-pt. lot B, so. 5s1-to his three
sons. The will OF Benjamin Miller, filed to-
day, leaves his estate to Martha Miller, his
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+ 1909 "Nr ST NV
Good t3rse-story brick resitoucs with all improve
Iaents; fine location Price s53 per mouth.
THOS. }. FISHER ( co,
nott 1924 st. NV.
EOR RENT-BY L. q HOL.IZMAN, REAL ES-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 9th and 4 ste. NV
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EOR RENT

II 1904 "s' ST. NV
very desirable thresstory lriek, nine-ruon resi-
deTe, win every Convenience aud fine side lot Price
S45 per month. IHOS J. fisHPR 4 co,
no-Ut 1924 r ST w
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The annual report Of Adjutant-General Drul
commences with statement Of the details mad
of regular Army officers to inspect state militi
encampments and the reports Of these inspec
ing officers. Upon this subject General Drul
says:
Iron County register., 1888-04-12

ties, defendants. bearing da:e March lst
1883, and retnrnable to the April term
1888. thereof, have levied upon and
seized tive following described real estate
and property. lying and being in Iron
county. Missouri. ;ts the property of said
detrndants. described as follows, to wit:
Southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
fer. section a, township "a. range one
west.
And WILL on
Ipednesctay, 25th day of Aprii, 1883.
at the east front door OF the courthouse in
the city of lronton. Iron county Missouri.
between the hours Of clock i'm the fore
noon and . 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 property
pt the said defendants, Of in and to the
abov" described real estate and property.
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, TO
satisfy said execution and costs
L. W. WENTWORTH, sheriff.
Iron County register., 1888-04-12
SfIERIEErS SALE

BV virtue and authority CT Il special cX-
ectItiOn issued from the office of the clerk
of the circuit court OF Iron county Mis-
sOurl, and to me th" unders igned sheriff
directed. in favor of the State of Missouri
at the relation and TO the use OF > 4, Bu-
ford. collector OF the revenue tor Iron
county Missouri. plaintiff. and against
\ Alien league. Jos. c. league. Davis
Evereth and all unknown Interested bar
ties, defendants, bear ing date March lsr
lSSS. and returnable to the April term
lSSS. thereof, | have levied upon and
seized The following described real esta te
and pro~elty, lying and being in IRON
county, Missouri, is the property Of said
described as follows. to wit:
Northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, section II. township 81, range.
Two west
And will. on
Ipednesdny, 25th Day IF AprH, 1883,
1t the east front door of the courthouse I'M
he city of IrontOn. Iron county, Missouri.
,etween the hours of o'clock in the fore
room and D O'Clock in the afternoon Of
hat day. and during the session of the
'ircuit court. sell at public vrndue. all
he right, title, claim. estate and prop
rty of the said defendants, of, in and TO
he above described real estate and prop
rty. for cash in hand. TO the highest
bidder. TO satisfy said execution and
oSt-- +. W. WENTWORTH.
sheriff /,
Iron County register., 1888-04-12
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of Il special ex-
ecution issued from the office OF the clerk
of the circuit court OF Iron county. Mis-
souri, and to me, th,. undersigned sheriff.
in favor of the Stale OF Missouri.
at the relation and to the use OF s. Bu-
ford, collector of the revenue for Iron
county, Missouri. plaintiff. and against
Henry Cooper. Henry Camper and all
unknown interested parties. defendants,
bearing date March lst. 1888, and return
able TO the April term, 1888. thereof. |
have leved upon and seized the following"
described real estate and property. lying
and being in Iron county, Missouri. as
the property OF said defendants. descrb-
ed As follows, to wit:
Iron County register., 1888-04-12

of the circuit court of Iron county. Mis-
isouri, and to me, the undersigned sheriff.
directed, in favor of the State of Missouri.
at the relation and to the use OF $ f. I,u-
ford, collector of the revenue for Iron
county, Missouri. plaintiff, and against
Abraham Shields and all unknown inter-
eStcd parties. defendants. bearing date
March 3D., 1888, and returnable to the
A prl term, 1888, thereof. | have levied
upon and seized the following described
real estate ana property. lying and being
in Iron county. Missouri, as the property
of said defendants, described as follows,
to wit:
West half lot one northeast quarter. sec
ton six, township "a. range two east.
And will, on
Vedaesdoy, 25M day cf Aprit. 1883,
at the east front door of the courthouse IN
the city of lroNton. Iron county, Missou
ri. between the hours OF clock i'm the
forenoon and ) clock in the afternoon
Of that day. and during tfe session of the
circuit court, sell, at public vendue, all
the right title claim. estate and property
OF said defendants, of, in and to the
above described real estate and property.
for cash in hand TO the highest bidder, To
satisfy said execution and costs.
p. w. WENTWORTH, SlH&4ff.
Iron County register., 1888-04-12
gron Conntp &rglster
SHERIFFS SALE.
SUPPLEMENT.

BY virGue and authority of Il special ex
ecufion i>siIru from the office of the clerL
OF the circuit court of Iron county, Mis-.
souri,, and to me. The undersigned sheriff
directed. in favor OF the State OF Missouri
ut the relation and to the Use of >. +. Bu-
ford. collector of the revenue tor Iron
county. Missouri, plaintiff. against jacob
Brown and ali unknown Interested par
ties. defendants. bearing date. March i>t.
1888. and returnable 20 the April term
1888. 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 sad defend
ants, described As follows. to wit:
Lots one and two, northwest quarter,
section 30. township 81, range one west
And will. on
Wednesday,, 25th Day Of Aprit, 1883,
ut the east front door of the courthouse in
the city of lrOnton. Iron county, Missouri.
between the hours CT 9 clock in the fore
noon and j O'Clock in the afternoon of;
that day, ana during the session of the
circuit court. sell, at public venhlue, all
the right, title. claim, estate ~Sd prop
erfy 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. l.. W. WHITWORTH. /
Sheriff. i
Iron County register., 1888-04-12
StIERiFt SALE.

BY virtue and authority oi Il special eX.
ecution issued from the office of the clcrh
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 10 the use of = F.. Blu
ford. collector OF the revenue for Iron
county. Missouri. plaintiff, and against
jackson Eby and all II .known interested
parties. defendants. bearing date March
iSI. 1858. and relnrnaDle to the April
term. 1883. thereof, | have levied upon
and seized the following described real
estate and property, living and being in
iron county, Missouri. rs the property of
said defendants. described a> follows, to
wit:
Southeast quarter of section 24. town.
ship "a. range one east; and northeast
quarter of section -. township 81 range
one east.
And | will. on
IFefines lag, 25h Day Of april, 1888,
ut the east front door of the courthouse in
he city of lronton. Iron county. Missouri.
between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore
noon and > O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day. and during the session of the
circuit court, sell, AT public vendue, all
the right. tltle, claim, estate and prop
erty OF the said defendants, Of, in and to
the above described real estate and prop
erty. for cash il hand, to the highest
bidder, 10 satisfy sail execution and
costs. L. W WHlIWORTH,
Sheriff.