Chariton courier., July 16, 1897, Image 6

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f vt J;Cleavr for home at
rf mjt'Vy afternoon, little on
kvArZiTrtv deTiod the
' ' i TfVt. nanUbipa of the
.YiA Uj2r?llifcof the farmer.
.A city basineaa man, who
Ct to vork at nine in the
tnorninr. take i
hour fur lunch and
vs bo Marts to work
at break of Sy
and frequently
M SM by lantern.
-civl. li.e brcLihins of a
! . firmer life. rnnt be
robnt pbyntjatly at tUe ootrt. ami if he
-u"il hev a lor? liiV, a brays keep a watch
ful eve w-.n h:s I:c-.!:h. ife Wkl re
C.eir:r i: i the t aret!y inlir
C:-f:c. l: -.: ivn:v.:' triage thr LiK' cli.
eve. It ci.tr is .1 vl f-r a Ua'd fe-urLipr
t:i-.n to r.r'.cct t'lioc attirkx "r rprlU t f
ini . If he dors. Lc will wn f..4
hi-'i Cit ci Li t.'i wilh natvu or
i,' . t : -i r! ..rr.i'i'n. T.r. l irt-r's
Cciu.-r ? ' r-.l l i covrry i the bett of all
rii-!:ci-. ti r K.ivi vwtkir.-? men arsd w.
nuu. it tt. Vt iLe afTwli.e kern at. J
Lear:, th? u:rtion ttf..-rt. the lircr ac
tive, ibe b.cci rnre arivj rkh with the lif--P'fir
jt ele irerts of the food, and tue nerve
tro3r.-Kl McaJy. It btiilds firm tnn'U-s
and K,liJ Rtb. It is the greatest of all
b'.or.-mkcr and pnriderv It enrra mala
rial troub'cs aid rhccsutUm. It is aa b
fxi.:r en re for bitioo'ee and indirection.
An h-e.-st dealer will not try to a&btitnlc
aome irfenor Tre7ar;ton fur the sake of a
Lf.'e aJJ:ticn-U prof.1.
I wm a w5 rr for fcwrr rrars srkfc ma'arUt
frrcr atv! chilbt. wrre k'ohrrt William, of
I". t. lurb?r Co.. Kn. " Four bottUs of IT.
leree Col tm 5!rlwt Dnrnvrry earrd me
an I ! txrw wnjh ite pound InUrid of I jo, my
old wtt.hL-
Cfxtiecr.es, con.tip!ion and tcrrWity of
the liver ae snt-ly, peetlily and firrnta
ntrti T.rcJ hy Dr. Pierce' I'U'Oi'ict lel-l-t.
TMTrt'tijT, rr-o.i'.ed rmanlra.
Cc i:;tle " i'citet " U a j;rjt:e Lvxitive, and
t a r!M m-J-.art!c. They never rir.
V". ryV'..3;iic ?rd ;rrrrt; -n the j.tdrtlcr
yr i : fv t L.il.iJ i f'rr.K-l and tve
th..i c. r.::iaeu wi'.trut a rercna cf
thr tr: v' :c. Ihey ttTTi:;c. isv;?rc!e
an- r th; :c:n.c!i. iivtr aid te?-.
: them, an.l aire D3
jut k Rood.
l-it.lt Turns to Lertclatr.
It r.CT rcrt;
that the CouniFk
spesks at rar,on ?r; 1 t!oc not kn.
vhcrcot it i!llrnas. This I propose to
make c'eaily ninirr but before cr.
tcrirg npen this tsk 1 ni!l noiirc enc
or two n.inor matters, lie sJ.oi.M Ik:
careful how Fe uses rr.capl-.ors. The
ore he u'cs rejrescnrs a man a?
stnVing tt a calf. anJ of course I am
that man. Dut the on! animal I am
striking at is the editor of the Cour
ier! My critic's freiracnt use of sucli
expressions as wwatcr salvation" and
water Salvationists." betrays two
things, namely, virulent prejudice, and
consaous weakness in argument. Of
-course this uilcve'y and misleading
. method of conducting an argumectf?)
will amount la nothing in the estima
tion of intelligent people, except to
-show the desperation to which an er
rorist will resort in trying to support
:an error. But here is something su
premely lorely: "The gentleman
-searched the entire scripture and found
four texts that, standing alone, may
tend to prove his doctrine, and then
lightly adds, this is enough for ooe
lesson,' intending thereby to deceive
the unlearned into the belief that there
were others teaching water sal ration."
"Inttnding Ourthj toJxcivt? TkankA
I can not think that this breach of
courtesy, t3 call it by no harsher
name was committed by. the Courier
personally. It must hare been done
by some preacher who just knows that
he has been baptized with the Holy
Spirit! All of this histerical ta!k about
water salvation must Le bated on
the scripture I quoted, for I did not
offer a word of interpretation. I sim
ply cited the word of God, and at
once rr.y cnt;c rocs into convu io:is
that ird;ca'e a severe cac of theo
logical hydrophobia!
My critic is well nih "shocked" at
my "blasphemy" in adding (or all"
after cLce,M in Jude 1:3., and says
that it is a "vu'garim tliat detracts
from the force of the original, and is a
familiar it net becoming in handling
the word of God, and he character
izes it as "slang." Now, reader, hold
your breath. Courier open your Re
vised Version (il you have one, and if
you havn't in Heaven's name pet 00c
and post up before you attempt to talk
further about the oncinal), and read
the latter part cf Judc 3: "I was con
strained to write unto you exhorting
you to contend earnestly for the faith
which was onre cr all delivered unto
the sa:nts " Think of it! The finest
scholars of England and America ac
cused by the CiiARiroN Cockier of
using ' sltngand "vulgarismr Even
the Courier's soul is ahocked at their
blaphem)! Surh is fame! Does
my critic Inorr what he is talking
abou.? re: haps nuxh learning has
maci!
He e'ear!) ir.ii.r.atcs that I q-ialcd
all t!;e pcsj.ifs that Iw-ar upn ni
pcsiu-'ii r.y.hcr i.i.!ica::.:n tl.at he
fcas n.u;h 1 1 Ivarn yet. Fur tV.e ben
tfit of seJj as may t-e karnirg mort
rapid! than my cri ic who has net ct
IcaiceJ the arp!.abit cf tlic Crit Jcoc,
I present the following additional pas
sages: "John did baptize in the wilder
ness, and preach the baptism of re
j entance for the remission of sins.
Mark 1:4. "The like figure whercun
to even baptism doth also now save
us. foot the putting away of the filth of
the flesh, but the answer of a good
conscience toward Got ft. br the
resurrection of Jesus Christ." t Peter
rao. "But after that the kindness
and love of God, our Savior, toward
man appeared, not by works of right
courrcss which wc have done, Lot ac
cording to his mercy br saved us, by
the w.i&hinir of regeneration, and the
renewing of the 1 Icly Ghost.' Titus
3-4. 4. According to the con-iensm
cf scholatly cpiuion "the washing of
regeneration" is a tTam rcfcrccce to
bapt'sm. I have novr quoted seven
passages every one of which proves
not "water salvation" but that
baptism to a proper subject is for the
remission of sits.
Wisely, but not bravely, my critic
. .t
passes in utter silence tnrce 01 me
four passages I gave lum in the for
mcr lesson, and spends his whole time
and strength upon the ore over which
he could raise the most dust and
smoke simply bacausc it is figurative.
I am constrained to say that I have
never seen a more mystifying attcrrj t
to cxp'ain a scripture. John 3:5 need
no cvplaraticn because it is ike!! cx-
l '.arution of something r,o:ng Ixfcrs it.
If tl e ma'.tcr give an explanation that
need cxp'a:air. thru His rxplanatu n
'a!. to cxp'air! My critic tf;orl to
1
11 n
tp!u:n the Master's explanation is a
it -Aou'd be if a taI!ow cr.r.d.'e shoul i
I.ht its taper and go forth beneath a
clcudVis ky, and looking up into tl c
fjee of the sau. say, -'let me help you
to sl.ii.c!' The passage, until r.xp.'jin-
iJ wwar. and made to mean this that
or nothing, accordin g to the thco!oi
cal v.him cf an cxpctitor. cleat!)
teaches thr-t the Savior puj baptism
between a sinner and tho kingdom oi
God. just as the passages that my
MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
jTioasands of
women are
troubled at
tnontLly inter
Tats willi pains
in the head,
back, bre-ists,
bou!drrs. sides
hipsar.d limb.
llxit tliey need
not salfcr.
The e pains ore yrmptccts c f
dar.'eions d.r.in crnct.ts that
can be enrected. TLe r.cn
tlruxl functija aLould operate
pv it Icslj
S
it
i
!1
mca rtenctrsstion twlnlerx, fr
4
and rrrra'ar. It puis the deli
cate tm- d trual orx a n s i n cor.d i
tion to do tlitir wVtk projerljr.
And that atop all this pain.
Why will any woman aniTcr
tcoRth after month when Wine
ofCaxduiwill relieve her? It
costs fi-co at the drug store.
Wiir don't you get a bottle
to-day?
Tor advice, la cases rrquiring
pt cial directions, address, jpy.
in; ymptotns, The Indies
Adrisory Icjjrtrnent. The
Chattanooga Mediciae Co,
Cbatlanofg.t. Tenn.
el v.-.;t. Tta. trr:
I - :! e1 l :v.( m.,n $
t r t'tm U:l xucd Lj Kia
Ci-i.i."
fto:.coc CcnkHrg a ICta.
The Courier tkes issue th Ras-
coo Cor.k'.i g iu the f jliowing cx'rvi
takn f.-oai a speech made by that
sch-jlxily gentleman and distinguished
itatcsmar:
Voj see thos forests wrapped in a
purple hizc. The briPiant autumn
" . . 1 k a
uats against me uiuc rorurun make a
beautiful picture. They illustrate what
history shou'd be. 'Hie out'.iues ere
graceful and iinposi.ig. we ad n're the
colors and the c'ow, and we fo-cet
that they conceal decayed trunks, dead
limbs, unsightly underbrush and leaves
the measure of its mission is one that I
shall detail the dairy life of the world j
in its completeness, telling the cood
men do without words of fulsome 1
praise, and laying bare their evil with
out the glamor of sensation that robs
it of much of its horror and semi
deifies evil with a halo of romance.
A BRIGHT HOME MAKES A MERRY
HEART." JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH
"Limited."
As there is much misinformation on
the character of the concern and the re
sponsibility of members of a Lmitcc
01 rjmrarjon oriirni, uc reprint fiorr.
the Mcxhio -evrthe fu!Ioii.g Idau
cxpbcaui'ti of ti.e n.aitei:
The word .luiired' in conncciiop
nith ccrp)ra:i.r.s and business con
cerns arul frn.s,"' txpl.iintd a j ronii-
.1 . .
ncm ir.er iu a repx.'rier, "is n iw n
in vtry gen-ral uc It ori-'intevi 11.
1 . .
r.r.gunu, ana a .most evt iv ljuvnrf s
conccm there is a limited pavtncrsh'p
Of all the ciucs in tlus country Phila
delphia has more limited p.iruiershij5.
ihun any other, though there was not
one there twenty-five years ago.
ITnlatJctpma got the idea during the
Centennial, and, it having been found
by experience to be a good thing, it
has gron constantly. It means that
Which
Shall It Be?
w mm px
-i VOCK OH11KR3 for IJih Grade Sowing lfMrw, n; v..,,, t.v fe
d l'A! ale CASH BUYERS UNION, with only
" uiai 1 iin'iik ouur; acia.ii
1 can lc no doubt aa to vmriS x:."""? tr "
-i 5ri f! n1 nri cll? unapproachable bar-iins we are offerinr 20 diffoT- E
from &S.0O to 830.00 Hi eye J es. tl
Those of the latter price being p
c ij.uu. ive snow iao d-s ms
Iirt-ct importations. UV 7SuZZ??l JZZ IPa"eros' &
I tono noAnNiINE-BUGG,ES- carriages, phae-
3 nJt?Xf.KS' CARTC- HARNE6G. SADDLES. ETO
.. ocwinc iuaenmes, rnjring in price
za all styl. and pric-s, from $10.75 toS75.00.
r'1,',1 J yr1? by nts and dealers al
try . a rs' m
1U
IN PIANOS AND ORGAN m cT,nw or.
endl variety, at only 10 per cent, above
actual cost to build. In writing for cata
logues, state which to send, aa we have a spe
cial catalogue for each lioe. Address in full
CASH BUYERS" UNION.
D 8a 159.161 W.VmBwmBL, CWCAQO.BJL.
11 u mi ww! iriii iinnRw&
It
4
those interested in a firm are cnly in-1 t Hum; ill .iF.ritJW.TWnnui .IWMjannrfmm
tercstcd to a limited extent; that is. I .
in th. trttr-U-c rvf ;.nvr.ri;n IT,. I Vj V-rtT t L.Z A ti t-li AS X 9
iriitr SW Ann rvi t- I a f m firm lheA. I w
a a a j a ww uvi a lllilli lllilt'l l ......
lore, may ic 4.5 coo. wla.e the l:mtt ol I 4 s-.xtv-c.iu.naj vnjt tor tuin-i.-.t jv.!(w, a.v.'... SM r 6i:i Fa,puw Ai t
another mnv be ten times that amount -i .IL". .:. V.r.J.'..: at :5::...,if,M.?W5rp.'cv
or one-tt ni! or snvotlur r.nrt. 1 hus. I ""r?.xxu'
in i:.e iirm oi iwon. jt.ni iV run-
pany, I.iniued. lire an rav have
tf.ree f.?::rths of the stot k. and l.'ntsi
and the cth
It limits the r.Mvr.sibih'v, as it makes
a memficr of the firm liable cn'v f r
ll.at hi:h is nfi'.ed m t!ic articles tit
:lJ on a. ari.-.t' tv-
'-nrc ,aoa . i-e or ty r il. T.-attssnit H
f ' r .v L '"f H". l'"c rut. a tjr.H. fcw.'owj . j! !
cts the rcniumnj fourth. I 1 -l i.w.nft.ea'wi ..ic m: if.vAr-.i ri.;: ; tL.?lt: ht
i ,s- .. J w r. aua ft.x t.i tit r n.Ti:.fi". bJ".. it
J YvV" '-''J--' SvthH. i:"t,.liin?,.rr l-aI Ia5wmarI ptanei,ro-cl ti
iixo-jratiun. Ia this kind cf cor- tMl'V'Lacs rdSiV )
porations cr firms the law which al- .fK i' .i-;.d V!?"i H
lo-sthrn to linut their rpoub,l:tr ib'? lS -S-f 0
a.noMins that the word l.mittd' -it0
nhall alwats!Kt used in na.ninLr the tv.KttV'A
o I i
friend ignores, teach. -He that be- thjt rottipg in the ground. So
lieveth and is baptized shall be
saved. Repent, and be baptized
every one of you in the name of Jesus
Christ for the remisiion of sios.M
Arise, and be baptized ad wash away
thy sins, calling on the name of the
Lord. Do you believe these pas
sages? Not do yoa bdteve your ex
planations, but do yoa believe the
passages without explanation. To the
moles and bats with your explanations;
they have covered op aad made void
the will of High Heaven
Before my critic says anything farth
er about "water salvation making
the visible water equal to the blood
of Christ, etc 1 cotnaiend to tut care
ful study the following prayer which ts
bid down in the Methodist DisapKne.
to be used in connection with Che
baptism (1) of an iatantr Almighty
and everlasting Cod, we beseech thee
for thine infinite mercies, that thou
wilt look upon tliis child, wash him
and sanctify him with the Holy Ghost,
that he, being delivered from thy
wrath, may be related into the ark of
Christ's churth. Uy the time my
! histnrv shntiLl rover the f inite and tlie
... j ...
vices of men, and present for the emu
lation of the people only their noble
aspirations and achievements.
Mr. Conkling's idea of how history
should be written is very differ en t from
the divine plan. Yet that is not
strange for the carnal plan ts ever at
enmity with the divine. The Bible af
fords the only perfect example of how
history should be written, and affords
a true index of its office. It details in
its bare and anexcused hideoasoess
the sins of its characters and recounts
their good deeds without fulsome
praise. History was intended for
something more than a beautiful pict
ure, rendered (inoffensive to our aes
thetic nature by being taken from the
aost favorable perspective. To be of
any real value history should detail
with impartial exactness the evil men
do along with the good. For we shou'd
be warned against the dangers that bt
stt our paths as well as encouraged to
the good. The life of man has bten
aptly compared to that of the sailor on
the ocean. Charts have been made
firm, so lh it a!l may know exactly that.
though there may In- a large number
of very heavy men fl.ir.ncially interest
ed in a concern, their interest ard re-
sponsibrity are limited. It is a fair
thing all around. fr it prevents the
use of b? mrres. which have some
times been mtl to boom enterprises
and corporations, when in reality the
owners of the the names have but
little interest in the concerns.
jil?5S237Yl ' EE. HATHAWAY a CO., HTl
, S Disrbvwa SL, dr. ksr.Mph - CTiJceja, KL f i
QEOSGB 2-X. St CO.,
stracte
rs Keai
tslate
The true Rcmcxiy.
W. M. Reirtne. editor Tiskilwa. III..
CMttj kayc "We won't keep house
without I)r. King s New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Cold. Ex
perimented with manv others, but
never pot the true remedy until we
used Ur. King's New Discovery. No
other remedy can take its place in our
home, as in it we have a certain and
sere cure for Coughs. Colds. Whoop
ing Coogh. etc It is idle to ex peri-
AND LOAN AGENTS,
Klesrtesville, lhzzm
1 Having- porranaed tbe KacppnNeiver AtMtrtct we have die only eustpfete AbutT
of Title to Nil tho UnJ aad Town Virfm in tLeeouMtv. Will famish k.i.u ii-,. . T
I Honey on aninrvmlwred nml tA( at lo ratof lotenMt, buy n1 rvl tmUKt. m.
'' titimi, prepr noveeeauevv. and pT tor ooa-raafctaita amt other OW
BucUcn'tt Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt
meot with other remedies, even if they Rbcllu Fcvcr Sores, Tetter, Chapped
are vrgea on yns as just as gooa as I vuj, viu, i
Dr. Kin New Discovenr. Thev are Skio Eruptiocs, and positively cures
oat as good, because this remedy has WxXc OT M.W required. It is guar-
a record of cures and besides is roar-1 niccu w jPc penecx satisiacnon or
aTKeed. It never fails to sxctsfr.
Trial bottles free at W. C Gaston's
drag store
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale bv W. C Gaston.
friend digests this bit bit of theology, ! fr the use of those that navigate the
!aa mm fa J.
Aft toe Wjey From the Mlsxrmrt Rlr-
cr to Buffalo, the Wabash Rail
road Operates Trains Orer
Its Own Tracks.
Having leased the tracks of tbe
Grand Trunk Railway between Detroit
and Suspension IJridge, and those of
the Erie R. R. froru Susjtcnsion Rriiige
to Uulalo. tlie Wabash R. R. will run
ST. IKS
HOTEL
ST. LOUIS.
its own trains from Kansas Cay. O.na- eArflHil'Sa Wt1
Hcnni'.al. Kwkuk and Chicagn to '
w'K iM l'V SkM-J I HAIU It fill I
he will Itavc no ai:etitc for 'water
kdvation "water iipial to the blood
of Cl.t ist, and other misrejia-scnta-tions.
I am not contending about modes
of baptism. 1 don't care a rap how
one is baptized, ro lie is baftiztJ. I
don't believe that sprinkling and pour
ing are modes of bapttsm. I dont be
lieve that immersion is a mode of
baptism; I believe it is taftism. X
would like for my critic to tell cae
mhat baptism is, drawing a clear dis
tinction between the thiag itself and
its modes.
I made no assault on infant baptism.
I merely stated as an alleged fact, that
it is a tradition of men which can not
be traced in history beyond the last
quarter of the second century.
l.et my critic produce from his
tory a case of in ant baptism
prior to A. D. 175, and then he
will have something with which to
contradict my statement.
J. B. Brixtt.
T:tlRO ISTCRSATIOSAL LOSFER
tiSCE EPH'ORTtI LE-iOUE.
1
Tcrortc, Oat., July IS to IS, 1397.
For this occasion the Wabash Rail
road ill sell tc ; ts from all stations
:o Toronto and return at one fare for
the round trip.
For fu'l particu'ars, call on or ad
Jrtss any agent of the Wabash Fail
road cr connecting lines.
high seas. Who would be satisfied in
making such a guide to lay down onh
the safe and deep channels and oru't
the rocks and shallow p'aces. In fair
weather when the ordinary path of
travel could be followed, the first
might answer every purpose, but to be
of practical use the chart must be
made for all weathers and al! parts of
the mighty ocean. So with htstory,
to be of use to the mariner on life's
raighry main it must not on'y point
out the safe and pleasant stretches but
tell us of the treacherous currents, the
reef and hidden rocks.
Some very good but emotional peo
ple seem to have taken the Cockling
idea of history as the model for the
newspaper. It shocks their sensitive
nerves to read of the crime, evil at d
suffering that scowrges the world.
They would have the daily record they
read as beautiful and unmeaning as
'a painted ship on a patnted ocean.
It's well enough to set the good
men do before the eyes of the world,
to the end we foot not, but we r.eed
much more to be to'.d of the evil they
do, that we may be warned agitnst
iitn'Ur dangers in our oarn li.'e. If
hiitory lias rightly been defined as
Philosophy teaching by exaaipV:,"
then to fulull the measure of its office
it rr.uat set before our observation the
example in its fall proportions.
Our idea of the newspaper that fills
Misseun ana Mtvossippi river points
having its own line and trains running
into Buffalo. Through cars from Kan
sas City. St. I-ouis at.d Chicato to
Ho gal o without change.
Almost cvcrytiung that a sweet
girl graduate sses now is fcicinating
This is really a better adjective than
homd, which was in vogve a few
years ago.
The reason that Ifa'y's food supply
is insufficient f r home consumption is
because the people are more fruitful
than the soil.
Or 1,000 men who marry, 33a
marry younger women, 579- marry
women of the same age and S9 marry
older women.
CutCACO has 650 less saloons than
a year ago and the sporting men ar
gue thereby that the town ts 4ding to
the dogs.
CoxsiDERAtix concern is felt for
the bridegroom whose youag wife cut
the wedding loaf with her father's
sword.
Tirr.SK i a man tn t us u wn so loy
al to Sc. Iuis that he says tht town
is no hotter thin Kancas City.
TiKiE are the day, when the sun
gets even with th : country editor vho
refers ta him as ' OH SuL"
RATES: $2.00 PER DAY.
Room ond Crcaltfast, $!.C0
EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day
fcsiftons. Gsrtl&is. Ge:i$5nft2.
yen Visit St, Lous stop el
CT T A T.f CI ZSnrTT? 1
x-aacaai aaw a tSM-ay
lrcrer aW aMfc Sinmt Car ttnet ta fiX.
TURKISH BATHS, Open en Kl&A.
Newsservice Extended.
The St. Louis Republic recently
made ariangeroents with the cable
companies, whereby direct news front
All sections of the -civilized world axe
seoesved. It now prints more authen
tic foreign news than Any other paper
and continues to Lockup its record for
naWishing all the home news. The
ootkwk for the year is one of big news
events, fast succeeding eacfi other and
they will be highly iateresting to every
one. The price of the Republic daily
is $6 a year, or $1.50 for .three
months. The Twice-a-Weck RefiitMic
wili remain the same one dollar a
year, oy mail, twioe-a-week.
j u P ItiI
BSEST TKASSiZS
ST. LSUiS and
-TO-
ST. PAUL and Korfh,
CHIG3G0 and East,
CEHl'E), G0LGPJ.no,
OTi!a,C5U?03SLl,UfiJsTSnA,
EUHK KILLS. VflSHiSQTO,
Pl'SEY SO'JHO.
Fr3 Gliiif Cars, Dining Cir3.
CON3ULT TICRCT AGENT, CS
L. J. BRtCh.ER.T. p. a..
23 S1AIN ST KANSAS CJTY, ISO.
SHERtfFS SALE-
Br vtrtvia and aa:toortty of ,-tn orStr t
:urv.cJo.uiij uiiucr a m:Ihh! lU iG moi txuigr
i.i ii.-'i !.-.. tueotr.ee of Uit oi viae
(; :ii(yUirlof Chaiiton Cuuv. Miss'ta'i.
ivttnjj'jlv n ita; Ajpi.it trm, l.-v,, t aOv
OHirt. atJ to nj dir!Ctj-d ui ljv.r of tfee
OHfOly :iwfl fuiu of tuii c-.'us'y au-.t
rutU.( . a1 irevvr. 1 h..vo. lfvieo upon
ol wii.ti n.l the riebt. ttl.s. ittli'Ttt ntni.
lni,n it ttio MttvJ i li Urvvei-or. i aiwl to
Hi? loi:i 'nj.::irj!ef5ixd r i rU-, to-wit:
Lt om: (1) iu die R4ruwet quarifM- (J-ij oft
Mc(i.fi Ue ti). townliii iJti-Eft 4i.v)
ranitv frvn4e-n tm Cwrtil&iiiag riliy
arrt'A. 111 re or 1 k..
All lyirur ftitil Itrina: In tbe rata Coaaty
and Slate oi Missouri, aud I wilt, ei
FRIDAT, TILE ZZBX DAY OP JCtY, -A. D.
inn.
between tbebura of nine o"dwek In tbe
I .rt-n.wHi and fire o'clock la the afternornx.
oi that day, ax tho aoutb frnt rifAT f ttm
Court-IIouse, in the Ciiy of Sa..bur-.
O.unty of CXtariton. aturasaid, bc1 the:
Mme. orMO zwucb thereof as rnny Tie rwjuir
ed. at pubUc eeudue to tbe Blbcc biouter
for fafe ia band, (mhjrct i all prior liens
or judxmrouil. tweaUsfyMidejujcutiontuid:
COKtit.
Jwt K. ir.if vstnr.
KberCfl oi Charlton CRty. iltiourt
LllERIFFS SALE-
By Tlrtue and authority oi an order oi!
foroclOMire under a Dchool fund rcoruntec
ifwued Ifiom tbe olSce oi tat Clerk il tue
County Court of Cbaritoji OhioIj. H.'astouii.
returnable at the Auutt term, 1497. of Mid
Court, and to nie dinectod in favor 0 tbe
Couaty avhool food of said conaty and
again. John 8. MeKittiiek. I La re leried
noon and aeitd all the rUcbt. MUe. iaierC
and claim oi the ald John S. Mcit trick ol,
in and to the follovin dcsti1Nl nal v
tate. to-wit: Tbe et naif fl-Sj f tha
nortb-a-ent quarter (1-t of seeUon thirteea
. townjilif QXty-CTe (S3) ran cl;ate. rt
All lyln and being In tbe jid County.
aod ijlale oi &Ihauri. and 1 eiil. ou
FKIDAV. THE Z3RD DAY OF JJ.r.T. A. D. .,
137.
bo-ween the hour r.r nine oVl) in tbr
forenoon and llvo o'clock in tl:e :;!tmrni
! that Cay. at tbe w-uiu Irut ooor .f tb
Coui-t.Iloune. in tbe City oi Salisbury. Coun
ty r.l Cliariton. Morefaid. fvll tivt aario. or
o mucb thrifvit a my be mjnir-tt. at iib
lie vendue to the hixhet lidti;r lor ca-f lit
band, (autvjr-ct to all piifr l!cn- or JudB
mcn'ji), tr aatiTy said ejroeu'ion and e-Kia
JOH.1 K. DtVTSET.
Sheria of Chariton Couaty, aiUMuriL