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AUinTnlittruiors Not Ice. Notice is hereby given that letters of Sheriff's Sale. The following is the heading of ill to lug my insides out when I'm THE RECORD. In virtue and by authority of one xecution, issued from the 6' execution, administration upon the estate of John Iattoa have been granted to the undersigned John W. Fatton by the Vrobate UNION, NOV.

4, 1875. Court of Franklin mnty Mo, dated JOHN ACUESBACII, i Beer and Bijliard Saloon, 11th 1875. and that all persons having Sheriff's Sale in Partition. In the Circuit Court of Franklin County State of Missouri, May adjourned Term 1875, August 25th 1875. Miles P.

Kiukte and Isaac Hinkle Peti'ion vs for Frank W. Sbeitou Partition In virtue and by authority of a renewed order of Sale Issued from the ollioe of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin County Missouri, and to me directed In so tired I can't hardly stand con-dem the condom old fools to condemnation And thus expostulating, and swearing, and howling lie marched away after the water. claims against sa'd estate are r'-qulrcd to i llitor Wilson Leister, present them for allowance wit inn one year from uald date or they may be precluded from any benefit of said estate, and I uiaojr, mo. that If said claims are nol preseiueu FALL PLOWING. There las been a great than wlihin two years from said date they will be forever barred, yesterdays Globe-Democrat elections.

Sorry we havn't room for our rooster. All one way. A Series of Magnificent Republican Triumphs. The Democracy Routed Horse Foot and Dragoons. New YorK State Carried by Seward and Spinner.

Tammany Candidates Defeated at Every Point. Tho Republican Tickets Elected in Massachusetts. A Similar State of Affairs in Pennsylvania. Democratic Reverses in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Kansas acd Illinois Faithful, as Usual.

Hosing Repudiated by the Chicago Merchants. Decid within a few years, in the minds JOHN )V. FATTON, o21n8 Administrator. farmers. Formerly laixls so tmite SOMEBODY'S SEHVAXT GISL.

She stood there leaning wearily Against the window frame; Her lace was patient, sad and sweet, Her garments coarse and plain "Who is she, pray I asked a friend, Tho red lips gave a curl were given over crojia of sjrin Administratrix Notice. grain, though it was frequentlv Notice Is hereby given that letters of Elia Street Hotel, I'M 5 W. G. CfLLKS, Proprietor. I ForafcrJjfc Vnp'r Gregory House.

urged that such a course, if the win administration npon me estate oi m. Woestendick have been urantrd to tho un ter was freezing and dry, and the dersigned Tredorika Woestendick by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of County, and me directed i. of Charles Schutte and against' Koch. I have levied upon and II as the property of said defendant i lowing real estate, situated in Frtoklin. State of Missouri, The west rart of i)le south half two 2 of the north west quart.

ro? lut tlou seven (7) township rorly three west 29 70-100 acrrs i 1 north part of the north halfof lot of the south west quarter of (7). township forty ihree 431 rZlXr west 29 62 100 acres, also the north quarter of he south east lion twelve 12) township Ivy ilZ range four (i) west 40 acres, conui. In all, 09 18-100 acres more or lt8s in And will offer all the title, Interest, claim, estate .1 property of the above defendant of, in and to the property described, for sale, for ready cash highest bidder, at the Court house rt In the town of Uulou, while the fi Court is in Session, on lrcui Saturday the 27th day of Sweater A. D. 1875.

between the hours of niDe o'clock in forenoon, and Ave o'clock Iu the of said day, to satisfy said writ and cim Union, Franklin County, OcoW 21st, 1875. JOHN T. CROWE, Shtrk 'Koally I do not know her name, spring happened to he warm, wet. Only AvLcan House in the City. She's some one's servant girl.

and lavoraMo, was pretty sure to re sult in the destruction of the crops. ed Gains Give Republicans New Jer Again I saw her on the street Two 1U from R. B. Depot, particularly oats, hy overgrowth and With bundlo trudge along, sey. Probate Court ot irauKiin uouniy dated Oct.

13, 1875, and that all perjons having claims against said estate are required to, present them for allowance witin one' year frem said date or they may be precluded from any benefit of said estate, and that If said claims are not presented within two years from said date they will be forever barred. FREDEKIKA WOESTENDICK, o21n8pd Administratrix. the above entitled cause dated Septeinbe 7th 1875, will on Wednesday November 25th A. D. 1875 between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and five o'clock intheafternoou of that day while the Circuit Court is in session sell at the Court house door lc the town of Union Franklin Couuty Missouri, the following described teal estate, lying and being situated in the county of Franklin and state of Missouri, at Public vendue to the highest bidder to wit: The southeast fractional quarter of section thirty three (33) of township fortyflve (40) north of range two (2) west containing about one huudred aud twenty nine and 43-100 acres, situated in Frunklin County Missouri.

Terms of Sale. Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid In cash, the balance payable in twelve months with six per cent Interest trom the date of sale unttl aid, the purchaser to execute his note with approved security. Union Franklin County Missouri, October 21st 1875. JOHN T. CROWE, Sheriff.

4vSHIXGT0N, MO. lodging. A the practice has been Her face was sweet and patient still, wuh many- and I am not W. C. PERKINS, Amid the jostling throng; sure it ii not a good practice to Slowly but cheerfully she moved, sow oats on tho nnplow ed corn stub 1LES jTUNKE, I Guarding with watchful care, ARTIST, ble of the previous year, and do no A market basket much too large 4id dealer la other cultivation than to cover by For her slight hands to bear.

Sheriffs Sale in In the Circuit Court of Franklin County State of Missouri, May Term 1875. May 2'Jth, 1875. Uavlnj? moved Into his New Gallery A man, I thought a gentleman, Stoves, lit the doubloshovel, cultivator, or harrow. It $3 now recognized that the best corn is grown on fall-plowed land and that such a course never Tinware tinware, ready-made, for built expressly for eonvenlance, and with all the modern appliancoa in the art of Went pushing rudely by, David W. Rodgers Marv M.

Redcers All kinds Sweeping thebaaket from her hands, Daniel J. Lewis, a minor Tetlton sale. Robert II. Lewis, a minor I for Partitoln Bat turning not his eyo fails to be the best course, except MihalaA. Lewis, a minor 1 of Lands Now there is no necessity, aud unless) during the winter and PHOTOGRAPHY, Is prepared to execute anything "In bis MOST ARTISTIC MANNER, by their Guardian Robert B.

Denny, Exparte. Amid that busy whirl, Union, M. In Virtue and by authority of a renewed Far him to bo a gentleman iTo "some one's servant girl." Sheriffs Sale in Partition. 1 th Cirouil GHrtof Friwiklizi County State of Missouri, May Term 1875. June 5th 1875, on short notice.

lias on hand a large order of sale Issued from the offlc the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin County Missouri, and to me directed, in the above entitled cause, dated July 27th Ah, well, it is that God above GEORtE H. SCHMERTMAN, assortment of Picture Looks in upon the heart, 1875, I Will on, William II. Johnson Martha Butts Malinda Johnson Dealer la Wednesday November 24th A. D. 1875, And never judges any one between the honrs of nine o'clock In the Margaret E.

Butts, and Petition By just the outer part; Glass, Mouldings, John S. Butts, husband of of Dry Hardware forenoon and live o'clock In the afternoon of that dav; whilft'the Circuit Court is in For if the soul bo pure and good, tliti said Margaret aud Partition and gives special attenton to framing session sell at the Court house door In Queensvare, Provisions, rc, ITe will not mind the rest, the town of Union Franklin County, Missouri, the following described real es James E. Lawrence, vs th A. Caldwell aril Junes Wm. Campbell.

Nor question what the garments were Krakow Franklin Bio. pictures and paintings. Gallery on 2nd street, 1VASIIIXGTOX, MO. tate lvlos and being situated in tue uoun ty of Franklin aud State of Missouri, at All klndiiof Country Froduce taken in Dublic vendue to tho highest bidder to In virtne and by authority of a renewed order of sale, is-iued from the ofllce of the Clerk of the Circuit Curt of Franklin exchange, a Highest cash rrices. zjjl.

ir; wit; TOBACCO FACTORY The south half of the north east quarter LIVER" SALE STABLE Coiin'y Missouri, aud to me directeJ in the i ntitled cause, dated July 27th 1875, I will on, of section ten, township forty one, Sheriffs Sale. In virtue and by authority of one writ execution, issued from the olllct- of thi Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Frank, County, Mti nrt to nm dir-cu i- i of David P. Wood, and auaiust Iiv Baudissln, Charles Borberg and Wiml Ueinemann. lu I have levied upon and seized as th property of suid defendant the real estate, situated in the Count Franklin, State of Missouri, to wit Lot number three 3 of the north quarter of section ulue teen 19J towushlu forty three 43 range one 1 west 4fir 100 acres, also the north half of lot nuin her 3 of the south west quarter of 19 township 43 range one (1) west 2n 100 acr. also south partof the south quarttrofthe north east quarter or lion twenty four (24) township f.rtvilue.

(43) ranee two 2 west 39 19-100 acre, also the east hall of the south east qnan.J of section twenty rour (24) township for thive 43 range two 2 west 80 aw containing in all 188 08-KK) acres mure or less. And will offer all the right, tiis interest, claim estate, and property or ik nbove named defendants of, in and to property above described, for sale, ready cash, to the highest bidder, at Court house door, iu the town of Uninu while the Circuit Court in sessi Saturday the 27th day of November A. D. 1875. between the hours of nine o'cloiX in 1 foren on, Hnd live o'clock in ilica' er i of said dsy.

satlfy said writ Union, Frauklin County, Oc wtr 28th, 1875. JOIIX T. CROWK, Sheriff. In which tho form was dressed. And many a man and woman fair By fortune reared and fed.

Who will not mingle here below With those who earn their bread, When they have passed away fromlife Beyond the gates of pearl, Will meet before their Fathers throne carl spring, then are heavy and continued raiils, not followed hy wevere and peuetrating frosts. Such seasons and they come about once in seven or ten years the frosts do not do their usual work, aud the rainfalls run tho previously plowod land together, as if it were a bed of mortar. Then spring plowing or is absolutely necessary. On great corn years, notably such years as 1370, '71, '72, and '75, the previous winters were dry and cold, and fall plowing was in every case a success. The best farmers and corn-growers of Champaign county iall-plow for corn in every case where it is possible.

And the reason why Jail plowed lands bring the best crops, seems to bo a plain one; Previous to plowing, all lands have on their surface more or less of the stubble, weeds or debris of the previous seasons growth and crops, which tho operation of plowing puts and covers Once buried, this vegetable matter begins to. change its form, or decompose. The process ot decay seems to go on more vigorously in freezing weather, the The undersigned have commenced manufactur of all 4C t(2 east, containing fco and Al -100 acres more or less, and situated in the Couuty oj Franklin aud State of Missouri. Terms of Sale. Twenty per cent of the purchase money Tuesday, November 23rd D.

1875, between the hours of niue o'clock In the forenoon and live o'clock in the afternoon KINDS AND GRADES OF PLUG Riding nrses, Buggy Horses, and co be paid in cash, and the balance payable In six mouths wit!) tea per cent interest of that while the circuit com is in session, sell at the court hou-e door in the town of Union, Franklin Couuty Missouri, the following ik'scrib reul estate, With many a servant girl. Ex from date of sale until paid, the purchaser The official vote of Franklin Coun to execute his note for said balance with ling ni being situated in the county of Buggiei, and Heavy Teams always ready for hire. DAILY HACK! ty stands 9G6 for and 181 against the Fraiik'iu and State of Missouri, at public venous to the highest bidder, to wit; new constitution. The east halfof tho son west quarter approved security. Uuion Franklin Count Missouri, October 2Ut 1875.

JOUST T. CROWE, Sheriff. Mabried. A the residence of the brides parents in Union on Wednes: BetweenUnion and Washington. I Passenaerf conveyed to all pa it of th" At their new Factory Established at Moselle, Franklin County Missouri, and are ready to supply the retail trade with a quality of Tobacco that will suit the demands of the inost particular.

They also bny Tobacco by the wholesale. Farmers having Tobacco to sell, will find itlo their advantage to consult them with a sample. For further information. Address, i day November 3rd 1875, by Stephen oi stc bin six (2(1), in township forty four, north range one west, and the south west quarter (f the south wert qturtcr of see'ion tweiity-six, township forty four, norili of range one west, nnd a c-it-iu lot piece aud I oi lard nvi ytd JO one Dyson Johnson, dt cd. stor and liu-band the said Ma'mda Juhnsoii by Jos.

R. Harden SiirriffH Sale in Partition. In the CroU Court of Franklin Coun'y St. tie i May Term 1675- county, witliiiood safe tfin and eiirefii1 razee Justice of the Peace. Mr.

drivers. Uvea inil ntteli ion to A. Clark to Miss. B. Lcitwein.

heavy tea a June -1 1S75. I'e ition lor I'arnllon HIV II A Hi LEITWEIN, Propr. and when the earth is dry and the niiil wife, bv ilet (I tl.itt the 1st dny of i iii Jaws an Prosecuting attorney Enothe sky cloar, than when the opposite wrote to some witnesses in St. Louis Hi en conditions of cloudy and wet or damp MEHZi, BOY CO. Moselle, Mo.

county that their cases would come 1 1 virtuf an I It a tlv r'tr of a remued Ki bnvtry IBIO, in scr.b it-t iollows lowli: a i i'C mil! parcel ol land si uu1-ed and iiig in the Couuty if ankli.i Lubi i crei mid iidj In'ng (he lauds irmerly owroil Dob us Mill limht'l weather prevail. In course of the four or five months between the up on Wednesday of the first week Kherlffs Sale. Tn vir'ue ami by airhori of one mi of ext cuMon Niii-d from the nf Cit ik ol the Circuit, urt ol FMk County Missouri, and to lite direct! in fivor of F. Coiiistnck, Jiuiles lilit kiiiii. ami Hori.ce Stone, Partners in of Court.

The parties arrived rdcr i'f i-al ti from the -l5iev i the clerk of ih ci cuit owl Fi oiKlIn col Missouri, id tMiircc i tl in the l) vt-HUl If. i iiM d.iud July 27m A. I). 1S7j, I 1. ou tima of plowing and planting, the dcacrlbtd roiiows li per.

of the nor li west quarter of toulh wist promptly on Tuesday Morning Inst, CHRIST. ARAND, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER so as to be on time, and were consid qnarr, ot section number twenty six, in towii-hio number fori four, rnnje one 9vt; A Ti ivrr iocr Mondoy Ihvz iinrl-r tin- f.rm na'iif ol F. C'ln-vit erably chagrinned at finding HitKIMiilivnl-IIUIta. fit. iihm4 i.r nine ct'r 1--rrili as 1 1 wi' hiring al the see selvcs two weeks ahead of time.

tion lirrc between seti-n twci t''flx or.d This appears like a sad case of chron tweiitys-veu atilie corner ir c. of land lorineriv owm by EiUur i B. fnrr Rro ntRrrnrrnrtirei: T. iiv sTTemooti ill iii Circuit court in i icn, se 1 i Ii r. lit UM-door in ill own of V.

i Frai.Mitt coiin'y Missouri, tli ilt'wln4 descr bt vt-VXiv i ttir and Iseiiia i uuti iu the County of WILLIAM DRE33. DiiALKlt IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. OSVi-k for IBcst fe IN Tii.MAliKE'l AT THE LOWEST CASH I'MCES. Keeps bis 'h'oc! eonslantly REPLENISHED. COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.

ic economy in not taking a county- ruumi tliciK i) south sen ehuiiH ui pap er. buried vegetable matter has partly, if not wholly, docayeJ, and is ready to feed the roots of the young plants wlien the seed is committed to the earth. If on tho contrary, plowing for a crop is delayed till spring, partial deeay only of the surface vegetable matter has taken place, and that which remains to be turned under doe3 not undergo a ehango so as to become plant-food for many weeks after the crop has been planted. St. Louis Journal.

Fiaiikliu and Su Missouri, al public vendue to Hit Inliesl bidder, to nil; The outh half the utirihwe-t (liiarter Another foul murder occurred at Fredericksburg in Gasconade county on Thursday of last week. James ami uin ijoiin cast (ffiurter of tLe uoith west ouirterof secflon one (I) and the Tackitt got drunk and threatened every person generally, and flourish uiiittjuto iiius ilu; stiiiih tin of tin laud, hcucu east tweutv Cha'ns and one hundred and ten bilks, thence norm sewn chains and uiut-tyllvu links, ill ce e. twenty c.lmiiis and one hundi'i and ten liuks to i he beginning, and also thu north westhalf ol'lhe west half of the nonli west quarter of section thlrlyllvH, Iu township foityi'onr, of range Oi.c we less 5 and GO-100 of au acre formerly sold hy said Dyson Johnson to George W. Uobhaus aud herein afier particularly dt scribed; and also a certain piece aud parcel of land conveyed to said Dyson Johnson by John M. Daugherty and wile by deed dated the 4th day ofMiren 185" and described as follows: a'l piece of land sbuatedimd south tast quarter of the northeast quar-ler of two (2) all iu township lorty two (12) of ndigd one (1) east containing one hukdrrd and sixty ihrce aud eighty thrte-on hundietbs (IC3 83-100) acres.

Terms of Sale. I have lei led uj-on and si W. pro-ci ty or sniti defendant, the ilescrihid real es'are, fi'nau-tl in tlij C. unify of Fraiik'iu and ate of Missouri to-wit: The sou'h west qii.irtt of iIih srai'ii t-a-t quarter Hint the souih halt of let of the south we-t quarter ofm ctioii HaVi lot one of fhe north west quarter tlnn 19 township 41 range three ms 100 acres, also the north hall of the uonb east quarter of section 35 in township ranne three went, 80 acres containing la all 240 acres, more or less. And will offer all the right, Interopt, claim, estate, and property of the aoore named defendant, of, in andto the property above described, for sale, fur ready rub.

to the highest bidder, at the Court door, in ihe town of union, while Circuit Conrt Is in session, on Friday the day of November 1 875 between the hours of nine o. clock lo tie forenoon, and Ave o'clock In the afternoon of said day, to satisfy said writ and cos s. Union, Franklin County, 28th. 1875. JOHN T.

CKOWE, Sheriff. cd a revolver, which was finally taken away from him. He then got a AND RETAIL UNION, MO. A large and select stock of the Best Custom-made Work Always on band, at Very Lowest ash Prices. flaa a stock of goods that cannot be surpassed in all this part of the country, in any respect, persons of all ages and izes can be suited, from the least to the largest.

Ladie's and Children's Shoes of all kinds, a specialty, and Gentlemen's Boy's Wear especially gentlemen's FREXC1I CALF-SKIX BOOTS When a man comes home to pretty well jagged out, and is Twe nty-llvc per cent of the purchase nicy, to be paid in cash, and the balance shot gun and shot Dr. Konietzky and Louis Thogle, who were on their way to see a sick neighbor of Theo1- Fanners' Homo, ffM. UEM3IERT, Proprietor, At the old Lankemper Washington, Mo. Fanners and st ran errs will And especial accommodations, and cheaper than elsewhere. Livery, feed, and sale stable in connection.

le's. The latter died on Saturday. Ferd Boh), engineer in a mill close by, came out with a shot gun and fired at Tackitt with a load of shot. payable la twelve months wiih six per cent interest from the date of sale the purchaser thereof to execute his note with approved security, Union Franklin County Missouri, October 21at 1875. JOUN T.

CROWE, Sheriff. Sheriff a in Partition. In the Circuit Court of Franklin County State of Missouri, May adjourned Term, 1875. August l'Jih 1375. ne suffered horrible and died on met with a request to do an errand, instead of being allowod to drop down at the table, and fall to work on the food, be will lose bis hold on the purer and better things of this lifo in a flash.

The jipe water was shut off without warning, as usual, Monday noon. When a Nelson street man reached home for dinner, he was tired enough to sit down on a seven bladed knife, and hungry enough to eat a whirlpool but the smell of the food invigorated him to being in the said County of Franklin, in the north west corutr or the north east quarter of to.th west quarter, of section thirtydve, in township lortyfour, ot range one wcit, further described as follows, 10 wit: beginning at, astuke on tho section liue. one quarter of a mile from the section corner, and luuning east to a ravli.e, then up said ravine to boundary Due of north west quarter of north west quarter of section aud township uloresalil, then north to starling poiut; and also a certain lot, piece and parcel of laud conveyed to saia Dyson Johnson by Charles Ruire bv Sunday Morning. Bohl will proba bly be acquitted. SADDLERY.

Is made the most prominent feature Repairing Promptly and Neatly Executed. How to get through dull times. Don't advertise, it is a great bother. It only brings a lot of folks to your JOHN ZIELINSKI, UJTION, ManDfudtrer and Jobber of Alvln II. Johnson William U.

Johnson Thomai W. Johnson CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. deed of said Huge and wife, dated the 17th Jefferson W. Juhuson place of usiness- If they want you, F. Scott Johnson IV tit Ion Hibbeler Herkstroeter, ADiDLERY, 1'erlina Jt.lmsou Emily Luckey and Jesse F.

Luckey ber husbacd, Ann M. Luckey and Geo. Harases, Collars, Bridles, or jauuary i8o, situated in the county aforesaid aud described as foUows; beginning at a post from which a white oak it inches iu diameter bears south ,14 de-greisand 13 minutes east 41J liuks dls-taut and a white oak 30 inches iu diameter bears omh 27 decrees west C9 links distai thence north (jo degrees east 19 chains 87 litks to a post in Little Dubois creek, from which a birch 15 luches iu di- General Merchants, let them hunt you up. Then if you get your name in the paper you will be bored with drummers, and peoplo from the country will call on you and you will have to show them goods, and like enough havo to N. Lackey her husba' in Whips, Halter, Curry-combs, Repairing dnie neatly and cheap.

All work warranted. Give me a call MakejijSpecIalty of Maud Y. JohiiSou and Fal con Johncou, minor children of Martin John am. ter bears south 89 deirrees st 01 son deed, by Thomas W. Partition DRY GOODS, Sheriff's Sale.

In virtue and by authority of one spf-dtl writ or execution issued from theofflcenl the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Franklin County Missouri, and to me directed, In favor of John Dut'ge, guardian of Edward Arcularlus and Rudolph Johns guardian of Rudolph Jun. and against John Kircn-mann and Arnold tt lor the sum of Mr thousand three hundred and fifty dollars and nine cents, with six per cent lows' from tho date of judgment until also costs, which said debt and com were declared to be a vendors lien, and charge upon the following descri khi property to wit: An undivided twothiMi of certain real property situated in tw town of Washington, county of Fransn" and State of Missouri, and described follows to wit: A tract of land In uw north west quarter of section 22 unship 44 of range one west beginning tu Stake In the corner of a square 6 chain and fi3 links west of a stake from a white oak 80 Inches In diameter, 004 east 3C 4 links and the south wr corner of Ilenrv Massmanos hoose, iio. 37 west 92 4 links from thence chains CO liuks to a stake in the- do -west comer of tho square thence jwi. 2o east, chains 32 4 links to stike on links distant, aud a white wiluut 22 inches in diameter bears souih 5U denrees. esst do up bundles for them, which will exhaust your stock so much that you will be, obliged to buy more iWELEIt.

Juhi'son tbtlr guardian, Cyrilla Walton formerly Johnson, lute widow of Martin (j. deed. 49 liuks distant, thence roiiowinff Mm meanders of said creek north 68 deirrees CLOTHING, AND aud 30 minutts east three chains and nine such a degree that he commenced to sing. Then his wife came out of the kitchen, and in a cheerful voice said: "John, you'll have to take a pail and run over to Evans' after some water." He stopped the music at once. "What's that?" ho roared, as if there could be the faintest doubt that that he had not heard the dreadful request.

"The water is shut off, an' you'll have to run over to Evans' after a pailful before we can have dinner," she explained, in a less cheerful voice. 'What on earth is that water shut off for?" he snapped out. "How do I "Well, why didn't you have some drawn, then? Do you think my legs are made of wrought iron?" it ks, theuce nog 82 demees east three chains ami 57 links, thence south S2 de- ItOUEIlT REIt IIARI, Watchmaker, Jeweler con. maw Wahinffton, Ma. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS goods, which is a great trouble.

If you advertise, too, it gives your place a reputation abroad folks will go there and crowd you, and make it too lively. If you don't want to do anything, keep as still as you can. The best and latest atvles of Cloths. Eepairing Neatly Done and Warranted Writ's and 30 minutes east three chains uud 02 links, theuce north 85 degrees aud 30 niluutes cast four chains and 7 links, thence north 74 degrees east live chains aud Cl links to a stake In the liue between the landi herein before described and the lands aitioiuina said tract, wh eh wore and Joseph Walton her husband, and Rtbecca I Joiin-on widow of Town-j send Jolinson, tit cd. I Exparte.

I In virtue and by authority of a renewed ordtr of sale Issued Horn the cilice ol the rk of the Circuit Court of Fraukliu County Missouri, and to me dircccd, In the above emitled cause, dated September 7th 1875, I wilt on. Monday November 22nd A. D. 1875, Cassimers and Fabrics always on hand. CuttiEg fe Making Promptly Executed.

Cor. Main and Cedar WASHINGTON, MO. formerly owned by Wiley Johnson and on the north hank of the suid creek, said last utsciiuea tract ol land containing about uiree acres more or leas. between the hours of Dine o'clock in the The Franklin County Record seems to enjoy it Lngely because we reported a case of "creasy pales." We Lave heard much of the erudition of the Record man, and some even j. r.

cuse, MERCHANT TAILOR, WASHINGTON, MO. Keeps constantly on hand a full ulrwh The 5 and 100 acres sold by Dyson forenoon and Ave o'clock in the afternoon POPULAR HOTEL -JIM) uonusou iu ueorgu lioimaus as In rein before alleged are particularly uescribed as follows: begiuutiig at a postiu a Held "I didn know that they was go of that day, while the Circui Court is In sessiou, sell at the Court house door in the towu of Union, Franklin Cuonty, Missouil, the following described real estate, lying and beiner situated in the ing to turn it oti. And you know go so far as to assert that ho swal me bouiu west comer of nor ll west of Genu' Furnishing Goods, Hats. Cops, Custom workdoue neatly, nrotnpUv, aud cheap. as well as I do that I can't lug water quarter of north west quarter of section ililrtyflve, thence north 17 chaius and 20 links with the see ion hue between sec lowed a dictionary when quite young, lleucc, it is quite natural County of Franklin, and Siste or Missouri, at public vendue to the highest bidder, to A tan biock of r.eadv-mad ClnU.ino kept constantly -oil.

band. than an orthorgraphical error from tions rft and 35 to the bank of a branch, thence south 571 decrees east 2 chains mi; O. F. IIOItELMANN Proprietor, Offers Supei lor Accommodations to the Public, A'orlli of the (Square, l.MOX, Mo. tho south west corner ol sam thence east 7 chains 50 4 link on the south cast corner of said sq thence north 25 west 6 to the beginning containing 4 1 1 -iw which said undivided two thirds, of the nbove named defer.diints Klrchmann and Arnold Gott of, in' the above described real tstate waai denied to be sold to satisfy said ilea costs.

Wherefore in pursuance commend in said writ. I have levied npon and seized fJ property of said defendants, the unn" two thirds of the above descrioea estate and will oU'er all the r'g ni, Interest, claim, and estate, a of the above named defendants. to the property above describea i''r ior ready cash, to the highest the Court house door iu the Union while the circuit court is s8- The south cast quarter of the north ami ts links to a point iu the branch, thence southward with the meanders of east quarter, and the north half of the north east quarter, of section nineteen ftfll some on eho will cause a hic-up in tho stomach of the Record man. We only struck a few copies when wo discovered tho error, and because township forty-two (42) range three (8) CIGAR, FACTORY. The First and Oldest Establishment wesi, ana me noun west quarter of the north west quarter, of seel ion twenty (20) township foity two (42) range three (3) west, containing one hundred and sixty the Record is no older than we are wo thought he wouldn't know the an get dinner, an' do everything lees at once." "Gimme the pail, then," and he snatches it up, and starts off, declaring between his clenched teeth: "Confound the water commissioners to thunder and blazes, the infernal whelps of perdition.

If I hud a boy two years old who didn't know more than the whole capoodlo of 'em put together, I'd got a hammer and knock his punkin head in for him condom 'em. I'll dig the whole yard up into a well seven thousand feet deep but that I'll have water cnou-h fcsro to get one dinner without har. acres. Terms of Sale. Ten per cent of the nurchase raonev tn difference, so we sent one of tho first copies struck for exchange, but the mistake was noticed.

Any one who will so carefully note small matteris suid branch to a post from which a white oak 10 Inches in diameter bears south 40 degrees east 10 links distant, and a white ouk 8 inches iu diameter biarg souih degrees west 21 links diS'Uill, iheuce west 5 chains and 70 links to the place of bu-gluulng. Terms of Sale. Twcntyllve per centol the purchase money to be paid cash, aud the balance payable in one year, with six per cent Interest from the date of the sale, the purchaser to execute his note lor said balauce with approved security, Union Franklin County Missouri, October 2U 1875. JOHN T. CROWE, Sheriff.

WILLIAM LAUMAN, Cor. Elm and Main TTitHhlugtoH, Keeps conMantly on the larcest 'tBtf tbe flneat and moat Boots and Shoos, Wednesday the 24th flay of November be paid cash In hand, the balance payable In twelve months with six per cent inter in the Second District of Blissouri. Keeps a full stock of the Choicest and best Brands in tho at tho lowest wholcsalo prices. Country retail doalers will find it to their advantage to buy from hiin.und save freight, patronize homo institution and get a warranted article Wm. KRtNa, Propr.

Elm Street, near tho Depot, Washington 3Iu. D. 1875. est from the dute ol sale, until paid, the between the hours ot nine cIock dcBtined to become a great man, Mr. L.

like all men from the Jeast will rise in tho' west. Gasconado of said day. to satisfy said writ ud purchaser to execute notu with approved security. Union Franklin County Missouri, October 21st 1875. JOHN T.CROWE, Sheriff.

October Union, Franklin County, Mo -nnnft! at the lowest prices. Call and eXaml. 20th 187.5. JOnN T. Ciw Mcri..