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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
MURDER PUZZLES OFFICIALS
Horse and Chain Used to Drn: body of
Victim Distance of i.G
Yards,

Special 10 The Times D!sDatcn.l
WINCHESTER. Va. November -
The mystery surrounding the death Of
James Johnson. young farmer Of the
Marshall section Of F'auquier County.
has not been fully cleared, according
to information received here to-day.
and the authorities still are working
on the case That Iohnso! WAS muir
dercd Is the belief OF practically every
one.
An examination showed that John
son had been shot through the heart
with shotgun and Instantly killed
III place called Vernon Mills. near
Marshall. The murderer. after killing
Johnson. fastened one end cf i chain
about mis- neck, hooked horse TO the
other end and dragged thc bleeding
body about $50 yards into the woods,
where il was found four days later
by searching party.
: The continued absence from home O:
johnson caused concern, and search
ing parties We're organized. II was b.
one Of these parties that the bruised
and bleeding body was found in the
woods near the Glasscoch house John
son is survived by wife and FIVE
small children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

! stom,&ch. little Diapcpsin occasion
ally eeps the stomach regulated and
thetsFSeat their favor!;, foods without
Tear.
If your stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion;
If your feed is Il damage instead OF Il
help. remember the quickest. surest.
most harmless relief is Pape's Diaper
sin which costs only tifty cents FOR n
large case At drug stores. It's truly
Wonderful-!t diecSts food and sets
things straight, SO gently and easily
tina; it is astonishing. Please don't go
on and on with Il weak. diSordercd
stomach; it's so unucCcSsary.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
PLAN TO BUILD HOUSES
FOR WORKING PEOPLE
Chanbcr OF Commerce Behind Project
TO Form Company with Initial
Capital OF S5O,UH).

In order to furnish comfortable
homes to workingnncn at more reason
able rentals than now obtain ia Rich =
mond. II company will he formed with :
IN short time at an initial capital
or $4,000 under the direction OF the
Chamber Of Commerce to develop waste
land and build substantial bu, simple
houses thereon, says an announcement
made by the chamber ycstcrda. Thc
plan has been worked successfully in
several American cities. IL il reed,
and prospects are bright Tor il here
The Chamber Of Commerce will not
DC a party in the company which viii
be organized to build tn. houses, ii
IS said. although the plan has been
developed by the chamber. The capital
VIII DC increased eventually to $500. 0OO
II the demand requires it, Stockholders
IN the company viii draw dividends no;
n: excess of per cent, and all other
profits VIII be expended in cnlarging
the system or in Improving holdings
membership III the company VIII prob
ably hc limited 70 fifty, and some Of The
most prominent business men In the
city ar" said to be promoting the
scheme.
Present real estate owners will not
be harmed by the new property. asScr;
the promoters of the plan. Men earn
ing 'css man 800 month ut present
nave To choose their residences from
small number Of poorly ADAPTED
! houses. il Is stated. Factory owners
are toicventcd from locating plants m
Kiclinond by the fact that their EN-
ploytcs would be Unable 10 find cheal
ana convenient houses. 1t is for the
poor man that the plan Is projected
incidentally. experience In other cities
mas L'oIed that the Stockholders il,
INC buiidlnE company will derive !:
air return from their invcstmcrt
While paying rent OF from Sl2'to SIS
Il month on the house to be constructed
by the building company, the working
man viii have the opportunity TO make
payments which will eventually PIT.
nm IN possession Of the property The
houses Will be built of wood s,ucc.
or concrete blocks, and Will De sucr
rs now rent for from so5 to sac {:
month. The houses will be bull; con.
necten in blocks 20 utilize all GROUND
tpac". and Will have small backwards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

tina; the Southern hallway compauN
has just found it necessary 20 cstab-
l;sh - daily Cast stock service from
points ia Western North Carolina. East
Tennessee ANA Southwest Virginia to
eastern land southern 'nerkcts and to
Virginia feeding grounds. additional
service was also provided from Ala
baina points to tn" st. Louis, LOUIS
Vile and Cincinnati markets.
STOCK from points in Western caro-
lima. East TcuncSsec ana Southwest
Virginia will be consolidated ut .A>hc-
willie and run ia special trains to
Spencer. whore the southern haas pro
yitind elaborate facilities for feeding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
'NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
COMING INTO ITS OWN
Elimination Of Saloons, 1t Is Be-
Iieved, viii Have Bcne-
fetal Result.
SOME ADJUSTMENTS NEE
Agents Admit They Cannot Expect
High Rents Saloon Men Have
Paid, but Predict General Expan-
sion OF Other Lines, OF Trade.

Given short time to readjust it
self to the changed conditions brough;
about by the elimination OF the saloons,
loading real estate men expressed the
opinion yesterday that the north side
OF Broad Street would IL: the course oc
few months become AN important
part or the retail shopping district.
This district, for several years, has
been badly crowded. they said. and sew
eral stores were forced to branch out
to Grace street to secure the required
floor space.
Real estate agents anticipate some
little dizziness Ia this property for
several months TO come. and realize
that there Will necessarily follow some
Encouragement Of rents in this section.
They do not expect to be able to de-
Z uland the high rents that the saloons
paid for the property, but even under
these conditions they see great bene-
Mt to the city, whole.
The great majority OF the shopping
in the past several years has been
confined to the south side Of Broad
Street for the sole reason that women
would not cross over the street where
there were numerous saloons.
One OF the largest real estate agents
explained II this way yesterday:
4 WOMEN WOULD NOT
CROSS TOiNORTHERN SIDE;
that as soon as man had one drink
Of liquor, he was drunk. They would
not cross over TO the north side Of
Broad street, because there We're men
continually coming out of the saloons,
and they were afraid that th:y would
be moleBted. OF course can't get
the high rents that the liquor men pn:d
for the property, but II will mean /.
great deal TO the growth of the retail
1, district.
ward somewhat. and the stores are
vacant. there will be room for many
other merchants who have been forced
to remain away from Broad street be
cause they could not afford the .NccS-
sive rents. That the north side OF
Broad Street IL TO he reckoned with in
the future and that business men have
plenty OF conHdcnc. In that side Of TIL.
street is shown by the fact that on"
OF the largest department stores in
the city located there several years
ago"
1t was stated in realty circles Jester
Cay that several OF the stores mad
vacant with the adjustment OF the sa-
looms had been rented. while there va:
- aid to be numerous deals pending for
ithe rental OF other building" which
are expected 20 he closed III the mex:
few weeks. The agents expect n gen
eral expansion OF all lines OF business
to the north side of ths street. There
is also 10 be erected new store build
ing ut Third and Broad Streets. and
several other new structures are t'einR
considered. real estate men said. II
will be seNcral months. they said. he
fore the Situation would he rcadtusted
: however. but II is bound Il prove
vastly beneficial To the 1T" III !Wrge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
LICENSE FOR FLAVORlNGS
1--WE Icc-Crcnm manufacturers File
Bond REQUIRED Under New
Prohibition Law.

Five ice-crcam manufacturers were
granted licenses yesterday by Judge
-. g. Richardson in the Hug,inps
Court. to have in their possession, I'M
der rigid requirements. alcohol for use
in the manufacture OF ice cream They
were; Pur!t% Zee Cream Corporation
iiclstern brothers. Harry V Cole
Shepherds. inc. and the Wynne Ice
Cream Company. Several druggists
nled the necessary bonds YESTERDAY
with their applications for licenses re-
quired under the prohibition law and
VIII probably be granted licenses to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
FIVE MINUTES! NO|ND|GEST|0N,
NOGAS ORANY STOMACH MISERY
Don't Suffer- Here's the Quickest,
Dyspepsia SOurness, Heartburn Upset Stomac-Try

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the
DANA Ge--do you" Well. don't bother
IL your stomach is in a revolt: il sour.
sassy and upset. anu what you just
ate has fermented into stubborn
Jumps: your head dizzy and aches
belch gases and acids and eruct;.te un-
digested food; breath foul. tongue
coated-just take a little Diapepsin
and in five minutes YOU will wri.der
what became of the indigestion and
distress
Millions of men ana wo,a.n to-da-
know that il is needless TO have Il bl,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Che.npcuke and ohio Earnings

Estimated gross revenues OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany for the fourth week OF October
were Sl.391,7li. al compared with
81 ,i2o.325 for the same week OF last
year. showing Il decrease of i2i.G1l.
Estimated revenues for the month were
{illo.l,9. AS compared with S3,91 ~
1872. showing an increase OF SlS2.9ST
For the fiscal year TO date the reve-
nues aggregate S16.5S6,695, Increasing
SS4S,552 over last October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Police Court Zines.

Ben Tucker, clerk OF the Police Court.
stated yesterday that during the pas;
month. fines to the amount of S3.c6. 10
were collected. This is a decrease as
regards the total for the month pre-
ceding. when the amount was s3.470S0.
October, 1915. the sum of $2.9G454 was
taken In By tbs court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Faces AS Fair As
A Summers DaV
Arc Possible If Stuurt's Calcium
WATERS Arc Used for II Short
Time After Each Meal.

Many people have been heard to say
nat they used creams and lotions for
years without effect. Yet after tive OF
six days OF Stuarts Calcium WATERS
their complications we're perfectly clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Owls Mcnorinl Service.

DT bouslas s. Freeman will mi. K @
he address At the fifth arau;.l me-
.iori;!i service OF Richmond Nest. 80.
1865. Order OF Owls. at , O'Clock this
evening at Grace Covenant Presbytc-
rian Church. There VIII be a special
Inu.ira nIoEri,n.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21

shs esss hall OF ske southeast cuA7.s,
ot section thirty. containing - acres:
4he nortAestt quarter OF the aerthe east
quarter ei section thirty -oce, contain
ine iesty acress and the northwest
quarter si the northwest Qasrter si
section thity.two, containing II ans
l2.l0at acres, all in township thirty.
seven nsrth 81 range three eAss, and
,yiHg AAd Asinx in sAe County oi
Wsshin gtsn Aaa State Of NissoaYi
at public yeAdue e2 catcry. to the
hiehesc bidder, Tor each, as ahe frasi
door OF the Gears hsnse sh the ciiy ..
Potesi. scnnty ai Washington, State ei
Mieso1Yi. sn
Saturday. ahe I'D day 9i guiy. 1915.
befveen the hours OF Q o'clock Ia she
forenoon ana s O'Clock in ane after
nccs Of shss day. ioa sha parpose Of
Satisfying said mortgage ana she costs
OF eaecntips the aeove order.
Ll-THEs CRgsswgLLs
Sheriff OF Washington Eeangr, NC.
P9soai. Mo, Jane 81, 1915.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21

one day laaS week q travelling
man who represents a lxrge
manufacturing corporation in
this territory, was a visitor st
this sfies TO get a little work
done, In Q short talk We had
with him he stated that he WAS q
Demo and had always voted
that ticket. but he said. Il iech
for serious labor troubles In this
country As sooa ~ the European
is over He Voluntarily adm H..
ted that he believed that suoh
prosperity 40 this country was
now having was due almost sn.
tirely, either directly OF indirse.
tly, TO war orders. Takethe situ.
alton over in the Lead Belt, he
said. There laber has had an
increase In wages Of 80 per asnt
In the last two years. When the
war stops aad the price OF lead
decliaes to its normal level the
mining cenpaAiss will At sAes put
wages back TO whore they we're
before the Vay boom in lead BE-.
gan, and. he added; . 80 per cent
out In wages is gems to look 4
whole lot bigger 10 tho men than
. 80 oeut raise. They would not
accept ssch . cut without = light.
Also, he went ON - say. whss
Europe steps gRhtiuE II 10 gsine
~ get down 70 the business Of 70.
cupsvasing its industriss with all
specd and with the present tariff
law IN force the American mar.
ket will give Europe the opening
10 wants, aad oar aanufseturess
will BE- compelled 70 meet sAt
competition Of the foreign naau
facturer upon the lattsY's >srns.
aud that this competition. unless
ssrestsd by . protective tariff
law, would preve ruinsus 10 ous
home Industries. This man did
not say he Vas asing - vete the
Republican tieket this rear. psr'
hsps he will. His view Of sits
atioA whick NAY confront ~ IL
. very sAest time. Was simply
based upsn his business seass,
unbiased by his psrtisaaslip.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21
Upsetti.s Tradi6sss.

Free trade newspapers are
congvatulatiaS themselves spsH
tho fast that wsol. on the fres
list. 10 bringing 10 cents . posnd. .
when sndes the Payne Aldrieh
law. when II was protected II was
osly little more than half that
high In price, aal they declare
that the advanced price 10 net
due - She va either. IL this 10
oil true then the century old
howl ee Ne free traAsrs that pre.
sseSisa raises The high cost sf
living 10 pses buak. II voel
heeps - eolao ~ ooAes tree
tsais eoaAi1ieas u nay - osees.
sssy - pst . high tasia % u -
Isvos ~ psiss % Aeeso ~ poes
eeaouoov y - leaveo.-WoeeA.
- AAvooo1A
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21
Qrder sf Publications.

Stsse OF Missouri,
CauntT OF Washingson,
In the s!rsais coart, .s vaes'
sios, ASewss term, 1910,
Rshsrl fortune, slainsi.t,
rs.
hlica Feytuce, 6sIeadsht.
ghe State OF Missouri 20 she
above oaneS aefsAdaas--aEeeS,
ing HeE are hereby aetiss6
shst All action HAS Aeek Gem.
Dence3 against you in the sirasit
court of she cousty sg Washing
ION il The state oi Missouri, she
purpose Of which is - secure C.
aseres os divorce from che bonds
Of matsimscy.
Now on this dag eoRss Robert
teEirne. plain siG, and fl&s .ts
affidavit and petition, alleging
ahxt defendant ~ nos q resident
81 she stsss Of Missouri; who're
tore 10 10 ordered by sAe clerk IN
saeatisn that said defeedant 81
notified By w blioatieE that PLATA.
sid has beguE A<ties against hes
- obtain q divorce o. the Hrouads
os Abandonment withous lsss
cause or prevocaton for q per.ea
sa mere thAa sne ~Aels year hs.
fore the fling Of this SUR. which
said sesiox is yeturCab,e an the
nrst day of the aext term of sAid
court, 70 b. held at tho sesst
house in the city Of Pesosi in The
aospty of Washington ana state
Of Missouri, xAsa and where yeu
may appear and defend such ac.
tiea; otherwise plaintiffs psti.
sioe viii be taken Is osafssssa
sad iudgueut sSIdessd assor8.
aAGly.
Asd IL 10 tartRer ordered. that
. esDy hersof Be pu blisAed. -.
ces1inG 10 Law. IN the pesosi
Journal. . newspaper published
In said county OF WAshiagtsa.
for fear wseks sueccssively. psb-
lisAe1 at least once . week. the
last insertion TO b a least fiftsea
days before the arst day Of said
aext August tarm Of this cssst.
Jos. CsESSwELr- Ciscrit Clerk.
4 srse ospy frs1 the esserd.
Witaess my AAna aaA The ssal si
The eireult eoart Of Washingtoa
Csanty this 18th day 81 Jnne.
1910. JOS. CRk>sswEi.I-
oeAll Circuit C,srh.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21

Den't it make you laugh, Sow
q political party will whip around
;a the course Of . few gears and
appeal Ia tho voters wish precise.
ly the samo argument shat it had
denounced she ether party Tor
Hsing: la 1912 the Demecrata
sailed the Republicans down Sos
appealing 10 che "gsossea' seasi.
bilities Of the labor vote witn the
sull dinner pail argument. slleR.
inR that it was an appeal 70 She
stomach sathe1 shah C the
braia. Now the Democrats are
pointing With pride 80 the full
dinner pail, say Ing that they have
filled u fuller thaE the Republi-
can party e.ex did and tor that
@eaaon the labor vote should 60
70 Wilson.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21

The Democratic national con.
vcntion was pulled of AS per
schedule in 81. Louis last week
Everything was done just as
President wilson wanted it, and
after all tho high. flown words.
acts>nnd antics that THO occasion
produced, tho whole affair boiled
down to its lowest torms resolv.
Cd itself into this simple propo-
sition-wc want four years moro
At the pic counter. II Is said
that three four,hs OF all those
attending the convention in an
official capacity. and many Of
those who were there merely IS
onlookers, had tha. pie fed ap.
pearance. When We recall the
fact that the party in power Is
annually baking and hapding out
70 itself Sii. 900, 900 more pie than
tho Republicans ever fed on, We
oan readily understand why the
Democratic party presents such
wcllnourished appearance in
three short years. We may as,
Sume that il tho people lend
their approval to this hoavy ad.
ditionAl provision Of official pro.
Wonder by tho Democrats by re.
clcctiag Mr.. Wilson, the extcnd.
cd lease Of power will readily hs
turned to extending tho pie
counter, and the high cost Of esv.
crnment boosted up another 3|i..
600, 900 in two or three years.
Democratic rule means more Of.
ficc holders and moro taxes 10
fAttcn them mp.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21
COUNTY COURT AP-
POINTS JUDGES
For Primary Election &c be
Held August /, 1916

The County court, in session lasi
week appointed the following met
as judges AT the primary election
10 be held August lat. The frs
three named are Republic the
last three Democrats.
Po,osi- n. l., Smith. Perry Bass,
Andy Weber, Arthur Riehl. W. B.
Settle and 4. Il. Sparks.
Mineral Poin,-P. {. Evans. Jos.
Potashnick. Homer Elsey, Roht.
Cole. Geo. Rush and Arthur Kelsey
Old Mines-Pat Murphy, Elias
Ross, J. {, Por,ell, J. b. Aanew
Peter Hnurisou and Walter Boyer.
Cruise Recar. w =.
Mnciay. John Prichet,. } r.. Cook,
Clarence Pashia and J a. Whaley.
Rirlw r. Gloriod. J. J
Hawkins, {. A. Stockings, Ny, Co
dat, Chas. Barnes aud u. a. Casey.
A,cir.-Rruce Miles. J K. -,rnu-
ser. W. s. Northcutt, John Har-
mon, }. r. McGce aud Luther Crow,
Shirlcy-l.. A. Page. u. +. Comp
ton, Geo, jenkins. ". y. Woods
}. W. II. Silvcy and Parker Mud
son.
Nerwines S,ore-J. Il. isoussiu
Vim. fore. j. W. Coll.ns. sAn'
smith, Cord Ercsswell aud Walter
Bass.
Levy-John Whi,hy, Pearl Wood;
iy. Ne,hingtnn. Fred Farklna,
Chas, Bloun, and Eli Henry.
Palmer ", n.lhcld. Nm.
Mallow, +. s. Wilkinson, Lewis
buckley. Crank Dn,y and ;'e"Sse
Crumr.
Belgrade fred breckenridge, u.
-. Bryan, Mosby Vest, s. +. Bond
j. Il. Vinyart and j. T. Garrett.
Caledunia-E. Il. Huits. ID. NJ,
queen, ". !. Bays, Jos. Knox, w
D. Imboden and W. 4. Ransdell.
Irondale.-W. NJ. Hughes, Johna
thon Nishon, Geo. Miller, Edw
McOmtes, a, II. King end Ersns
Province.
Sunlighi-Jisn Horizon. NJ. II
Turner, Jesse Wilkinson. 4udsor
Farmer, 4. ii. piicke.t snd b. =
Ninyard,
Fertile<~Chas. Martin, s. j.. BOY
eP, J. ". Martin. Thos, Madd!n
yohn Oonale sn9 A.. q. Aiggin
bothatn.
Sherlock Rudolph Jaschke, Sohs
Grishans Nm. Schultz, II. \
Moody, Srim Mangkas Johea OoHm
ard.
Turner's Ssoea-Mefyin Mason
Jocak Youns, 5sse Jarsis, fret
Cole, Thoa. Blouns and Benz. s,e
clue.
Catiet--S'. A. Young, Clark VIII
klnson. J. W. Flynn. ;. +. Dear
mcnt, VIM. Kelsey aud q. {. Long
Hopewcli-fr~d TarwiIRe, Aug
Rrass, A. r. Blum. J. W. Nixon
4. &. Nixon and X. +. BytnHton.
Ctcsrp-J. W. hefiner, W. L.
Ktmbcriiu, Andy Jenkcrson. J. A
Harper. Chas. kinibsrlin and VIM
Summers.
Lat,y--J ohm Rouse, Godfrey Ds.
clue, Geo. Miller, Walter htHxln'
bolham. T. u. Harxus and w. y
Natlock.
Tin-Rsbt. HALL, las. Thebeaa
4. ]. boyer. Wtllis Csmmlss,
Jeees Huss osd tvank 0sCalltea,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-06-21
Notice Al tsrclosurs Undes
School Fund Mertgas.
0ssii hed Copy OF Oeaes.

0sstihed Copy OF 0saes.
State vi Missouri,
County oi WssAisgton, &C.
Adjourned May Tern, 1915.
in the County Court OF said county
Oh the 9th day OF June. 1915, the iol'
lo~iRg, among other proceedings
ysre hsG. Wis:
Orda, 81 Sale
liz the s4sttsr ei ekeol fuas bond ei
james Il. shields and Nellie shielde,
his wife.
Whereas, Jamee Il. Shields sad
Nellie SAields, hit gi!e. did on the 9sh
day OF May, 1877. execute ans deliver
t. the County oi Washington shsis
certsiE school fund moTtage in cono
stderatisn OF the SUN OF sig thousand
dollars "a. 600 .0o} loaned 30 them ous
u vArisus capital school funds snG
tounship fxads Of said Washington
Coanty.
And. whersss, if row apPea1e 10 she
eours. aad the esuri being duly ade
sfssd IL The premises, that the said
James 4. Shields is rev deceased.
having died On .he ith dsv Of Rep,en'
Der, 1919, Ia Washington County.
Missouri, and. whereas. il iustAes ap'
pears to the eonr, shst andeY and by
virtue si the terms oil eaid schosl fund
mortgage. that aha principal 81 sale
LOAN asd the in,eress shereon 10 ne~
.ass due and remains unpaid, the
Sheriff si Washington Caastv. Mis-.
sssri. to hereby ordered snG dirs~cses.
10 toreclosS said sekosl fusd mott
{aes, dated aAe 9TH day oi May, 1907.
Which eenvsvsd ia the County oi
~ashinstsn the following described
lands. 1s.vit:
The vest hatf Of section sSesty -aine
t2pl. containing .Arce hundred and
fveasy.aias tS29} Aeres: sAs cas-: halt
oi the southsast quaytss Of section
thirty tSO>. centAisins eighty 80,
acres; the asrthesst ouarasr OF the
aortAeAst quarter al section thirty -oHs
ISL, ecstainiss forty taol acres. sne
she sortAvsst Qesrtsr Of the oesthr
sest quavter Of section lhirty.two So,
sontainine fertv ore AID avelve HaA.
der,iths al la.lp0l Arress all IN tsvn'
ship ahirsy.sevsa 81 scrth oi sas q
.hsse tSl east, and Containing in she
aggregate iou. hundred and ninesy
(ip0l acres, uov or less, The said
khesfn 10 hereby ordered and directed
AAat prief te the sAls Of sAid meftaag.
ed premises he shall hrst give shittv
dave astice. q: the time. terms and
phase Of sale. fpd 4 description OF the
rea! estats to - sold. and where sit
uased. hy advertisement ih The Petssi
Joarnai, I weekly newspaper paAiish.
I'd in WAstinstsh County, where aaid
sale is 20 hs made ri tAe dser e'
khs court hsuee in the town OF rsscsi
ths county aeas OF Vashis yteH Ceus,
~, Missouri, at public auciies. 70,
sash II Aaae, - safety said Mart
And the clegk et this ostst ID hsrses
directed and ordered - aslise. 70 Il,
sheriff Q: NA&hisxseH County Ais
seuri, aisresaid. daily esst,6se ssls
ss tAia ssdei.
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