Chariton courier., January 26, 1894, Image 8

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Brunmrdt Brerttte.
Charley 1. Vandiver wae la town
&?. KoWtt WMK t CWUlcolht,
was i ton Monday
Ur llobb rtttreI Friday from a
fU to b tester, tr Ken
ft Cit$
Mr. UoV n fc
t.tT-tv. Mw. Ufcyv fa Salisbury,
tfctV$ UMeWriMa4 4 wife t
tr4 b tow UlW MjrtW
MMday
?Vwe CWl 4 sMsey XX iMty,
-tav nnrooo lth tMr
tfetvr, UWs JnW
Est. McUrry. wbo assisted In
tbe mevtlns last week, returned
borne Saturday morning.
Hits Mayxnt Cobb and sister, Uln
IW1 Crow, .attended the Crow
Thompson wedding Monday.
goodly portion of Brunswick
neonl. mra aftVcted with tbe aoar
throat, another form ot the grippe.
B. 0. Edward, wife and daughter,
lib One, and UUs XI at tie Owens,
were in town several dajf lait weak.
lira. Witt, of Fayette, and M'ee
Fannie Davenport, ot Atchleon,
Kaa., are visiting lire. T. I. Bea
7.
The meeting! at the Methodist
chnrch rommeoeed again the flrtt
of the week, llr. Squires, of the
Presbyterian cburcb, preaching Mon
day. Mis Nanni Cawtbron stopped off
here Honda j on ber war bom to
Tripletr, having returned trom a
lengthy visit to her brother, Arthur
Cawtbron, in La Junta, Col.
lire. Hassett, ot St. Loule.etopped
oS bera Monday with ber sister,
lire. Yaugban, going on to Macon
aty tbe following day. Her niece,
Wea AUieoo, aeeompanied ber.
Oande Bowman, who baa been
prostrated with rheumatism at
Excelsior Springs, came borne Mon
day nigbt on bearing ot bit daugh
ter's death. Belt still confined to
bis room, however.
Charley Owen and wile, ot Kejtes
YiDe, came up Thursday and bare
Bade arrangements to board at
lire. Marries' tor the next two or
three months. Mr. Uwen now nae
charge otO wea & Courtney's flour
and teed exchange, at this place, vice
W. A. Qriffe'n, resigned.
- Ur. J. U. Croes and Mrs. Lucy
Thorn Deo n gave our people quite a
surprise Tuesday afternoon by being
salted In maniage.Kav.Yaugban ty
tv knrvt Rinca Mr. Cross has
been In our city be tas proven him
tz3 to be an honest upright dtlien,
m& Mrs. Croes has, by her sweet.
salable disposition, endeared bereelf
en Mvrr one and rained numeroue
friends.
Last Monday, Jan. 22, at 1 p. m..
Utile Myrtle Bowman, eeen years
. jt .. M11 nf tr. and
Urt, Claude Bowman, died at her
home after a short but severe illness
-t n.rmiB m easel. She was burled
m nilott Grove cemstery tbe follow
years oider.hae aleo been confined to
her bed with the same disease, but ie
.i.winir now. Quite a number
, -
! relatives attended the funeral.
SiiMHf r Squib.
Messrs. K. B. and A. D. Kellogg
visited friends and relatives
capital last Sunday.
at the
Yirall Coukliu, one ot Carrolltoo'e
guVd attorney, made a short stay
in Sumner last Friday.
Oande Taylor wn in Chillicotbe
Sunday lat.t. Som lone star draws
him to that city quite frequently.
Urs,C W. Nortbcott royally en
tertained the Snmnr Glee club, at
ber borne, last Monday evening.
Bev. Atkins is conducting a pro
tracted meeting at the M. E. church,
avt this place. A profound interest Is
baiag manifested In the eervkes.
Bob Windor, n eon of our livery
taaa, John Windor, ie somewhat
sriooely ill with pleurisy. Dr. Har
dy tklaks, however, that tbe wori
ispat. "
Tb Beaty Scialty company,
composed of mn, wtn-n, children,
dog and it"nt. h lemoved to
FaUensi.urit. Mo , aftrr a slay here
of ive month.
B. L. Hamilton spent Sunday and
llcsday ortbtar week-Sixithrbrs
parents and friends, at Salisbury,
and perbspe one who is not included
(neither term.
B. Ii. Smltb.the handsome and ac
commodating county recorder, was
in Sumntr several days this week,
camping on the trail ot W. O. Agee,
Mr. Smith's bustling opponent for
that offlce.
Earl Kobineon, who has been stay
ing with bis brother-in law. Sheriff
J. E. Dempeey, at KeyteevIHe, and
going to school, has returned borne.
Karl says one boy In the family Is
quite enough.
We view with great regret the
breaking up of our fine winter weath
er and excellent roads. Hitherto
era would not bars exchanged our
salubrious climate for any other on
earth, but now ww might waver In
our allegiance since the thermometer
baa dropped several degrees belo
aero.
Snap? Subemms, ,
Lock Cole was ths guest of tbe
writer and family Wednesday nigbt.
Walter Teal Is throwing np a levea
four feet high between bis farm and
tbe creek.
Miss Lula Franklin and Stella
Erans were the guests of Mrs. W. C
Pittmann. near Indian Grovo, last
8unday.
James Wren has been buying p
tbe swamp in the bottom, west of
Snapp. Wesupose, be is preparing
to raiee a crop of bull-frogs cert
summer.
Tbe cold wave struck us rather
orcibly, but we still survive. Tbe
thermometer was 12 degrees below
tero up here last Wedneeday
morning.
If yoa want to prevent frost bitten
feet, subscribe for tbe Cocbxeb, and
read It while sitting before tbe fire
and be happy. It is also a sure curs
for the 'blues- and "that tired feel
ing" which other papers often give
you.
Scribbling.
v A. w. JOIIMI.
Geo. Naylor, who bas been sick for
some time, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. W. 8.GalIemnre returned from
a visit to Monroe county Sunday.
Mis AUie Johnson is expected
home from Howard county to-day
(Wedneeday).
Tbe prospect for ice is good now
and our people smile as they think
otnext summer
The little daughter of W. it. Swee
ney Is very sick with spinal trouble
and not expected to recover.
A. Brown bas given up the Brown
bouse and is keeping a restaurant in
tbe basement ot the Hyde & 13 ro ra
in all building. ;
Anew furniture and i second-hand
store will be owned np in tbe Via
building tbe first of next week by J
L. Brown, of Moberly.
Dr. C. C. 11 erst bas been visiting
his mother, Mrs. W alburn, this week,
she beine qnite tick, lie returned
to St. Louis Wedneeday.
Eld. E. M. Cross was billed to
preach at tbe Christian church last
Sundey, but when be arrived his
condition wan such he cancelled the
appointment. ,
Word was received here Sunday
that Geo. T. Johnson, who bad been
sick with pneumonia.had been taken
woree but the new attack was light
and we ure glad to learn that be is
getting on nicely.
Eld. Sbelton preached to a fair-
sized audience, at the. Christian
church, Monday nigbt. He made an
appointment for Tuesday night, but
owinir to tbe inclemency of the
weather did not preach.
A closely contested law-suit was
tried before a jury in Justice New
hold's court Monday, F. K. Smith
being plaintiff and J. U. Phelps et
al, defendants- Tbe suit was on
nots airalnst which a counter claim
wa filed. Th jury allowed a part
of each claim, and gave plaintiff
judgment tor 123.65.
THifetf TfMea.
T WABXIS.
Literary Friday nhzht. All fnvit
ed.
T. C. Harris. of Fulton. Mo., was in
town Monday on business
II. J. Stapple, ot St. Louis, was in
town Monday morning on business,
Lawrence Danle!s,"Bill" Davidson
and several others attended the
ehow, at Mendon, Saturday night.
James Bowers bas ceased to be
nigbt watch at the depot and that
place is now filled by J. B. Stalder.
Mr. and Mrs. C F. Bowman, were
called to Brunswick Monday to at
tend tbe fansral of Clauds Bowman's
child.
A. J. Crockett, jr., epent 8unday in
Mendon with bis best girl, lie also
attended tbe show there ths night
before.
Thomas J. Gainee and wife went
op to Chillicotbe Friday evening and
spent tbe evening with friends at
that place. They returned Satarday
morning on ths dude.
Henry Eubank shipped a car load
of bogs to tbe Chicago market Mon
day night. David Macxey accompan
led them and will take In tbe sights
ot ths city for a few days.
Messrs. Marsh, Fleetwood, Uender
son and Gaines went up to 8umaer
Friday evening and took part in tbs-
installatlon of officers In the Mason
ic lodge, at that place, that night.
Quite a number of ladies took part
in an old time quilting at the rest
deuce nf Elder Henry Eubank Tues
day. Lack ot space prevents our
giving tbe names ot those present.
B. U. Smith passed through here
Monday evening en route to Sumner
to seek the vote of the denizens of
that place for tbe offlce ot county re
corder, which position be is again
seeking.
Miss Nannie Cawtbron returned
borne Monday evening from a four
months' visit to ber brother, A. U.
Cawtbron, ot La Junta, Colorado.
She spent several days with friesds in
Kansas City while en route home.
The district installing officer of the
Bebekah lodge came up from Salis
bury Tuesday evening and installed
he following ofikers for tbe ensuing
term: Miss Emma Triplett, N. U.;
Kirs. Chas. Clairs, V. 0.; Mrs. Wm.
Falan, treaa.; Mrs. Eliza Norvell,
secretary.
The Triplett Dramatic club pre-
seated the comedy drama "All tba,t
Ulitters Is not Gold," to an appreci:
ativs audience in Wood's, apera
house, at Mendon, last Saturday
night. The members of tbo caat
performed their parts with credit to
themselves and received the plaa-
dsts ot all tboee present.
Jtexl Bridge Rumbling.
News scarce. We guess It Is frown i
up.
C. C. Uaney reports having bad a
nice time, at Glasgow, last week.
Farmers are rejoicing over tbe fine
rain which fell last Friday aad Sat
urday.
Miss Ida Uinds.of near Mike, visit
ed her friend, Miss Julia Carroll, last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Carroll, who has" been
quite sick for some time is improving
slowly.
Steve McColIum, of near Pee Dee,
was down last week looking for a
farm to rent.
We wonder what young man that
was who got left, on Sunday, the
14th InstT Hope be will stop cry
ing.
Warner Ford is still going down
alter coal, but hasn't yet caught
fcijiht of black diamonds or obtained
a glimpse of China.
Messrs. Giles Bice, J. M. Enrhirdt
and John Carroll have been having
a goat time stripping tobacco.
They have a fine quality ot tbe weed,
too.
John Welch and wife visited at J.
F. Cooky's Sunday last. Mr. Welch
bas commenced to move his saw
mill down in tbe bills, south ot As
bury Chapel.
Llenry uartfin cut "loose mus
tacbe"oQ last week which gave him a
terrible cold. He says be will let the
hirsute on his upper lip grow from
this on If it will.
Messrs. A. G. and Bothwell Elliott
and J. T. Cooley are keeping Giles
McColIum busy sawing fencing lum
ber. which tbey intend using this
winter in improving their farms.
Mrs. Cooley wants some cf those
turkeys that Mr. Taggart reports In
the Linn county Items. Can yon tell
me what be asks for them, and where
they can be gotten?
You can obtain . the . desired infor-
j matiba by 'addressing Uinry Tag
gart. Brook field. Mo. Mrs. Jas. F.
Taylor, living 2 1-2 miles southwest
of Reyceevilie, also baa the bronze
variety of turkeye and yon can per
haps procure them of her. ed.
fcko Etching.
Winter arrived in this section
Monday.
1L T. Girvin and T. T. Brewer were
weatber-bound in Salisbury tbe last
of last week.
John Barney was on tbe sick list
last week, but at present is much im
proved.
Miss Fraokie Mc Carry, of Hamdesv
was in this vicinity the first of tbe
week visiting friends and relatives.
t
Our notary public J. F. Brewer,
did the writing for ths real estate
transfer Monday froas W. H. Owens-
to 8. 1. Anderson.
W. F. Kyes made a basmess trip
to Salisbury Monday. It is our
opinion that be was in consultation
with a -legal light."
Bar. James Hiee oeeupied tbs pul
pit, at Echo, lasf Sunday. His con
gregation was not so large aa usual
awing to bad roads.
W. H. Oweae and S. P. Anderson
made a business trip, to Key tee villa
Tuesday tor tbe purpose of examin
iag titles and having deeds recorded..
Dr. Olllver McEoen, ot Shannon
dale, was in Echo Tuesday. He ex
pects soon to commence keeping
house in Sbanncndale with bis sister,
Anna, and brother, Jacob..
MASBiD-Jan. 17th, at tbe resi
dence ot Mr. Bart Smith, Mr. Frank
McCart to Mies Ilebecca 1'arks,
'Squire Baynn officiating. There
were present about XO guests. &imr
erous presents were given ia honor
of the occasion. We unite our con
gratulations with tbe many already
offered.
Shannondnle Sifting.
We are glad to state that Mrs
Winn is almost convalescent-
J.
Oscar Winn, ot. Salisbury, made a
business trip to. our city Monday.
George Ford, ol Burton, is visiting
bis father, JoeL Ford .near this place.
("Judge W. J.."Parksi8 receiving to
bacco at this point, hence times are
beginning to look a "leeile up-."
Mrs. W. A.. Leon aid, of. Salisbury.
rwnt aeveral davs this week with.
Br "
her daughter, Mrs. U. L. Cravens.
. Wm. Furaish K ft Thursday for
Orpp-on. Tafa reirret very much to.
lose Mr. Famish from our neighbor.
hood.
W. T. Johuston and wife, of Jack-
annv ille. Mo., visited tbe family of
Mr. Johnston's uncle. V. M. Meyer,
last we.
Miss Hattie McCune aud her cous
in, Miss Clarkson,are spending tbe
week in Dalton, from which place
Uiea Clark son will return to ber
borne, in Mexico, bio , unless a ce
tain gentleman ol our city can pn-
vail on ber to return to shannon
dale. Present indications are that
Charley will not get the boot-jack.
And we micbt add Henry won't
either.
The members ot the Christian
church, at this plac have secured
the services ot Eld. It. B. Sbelton for
tbe ensuing year. Preaching has
been announced for the 3rd Sunday
in each month, both morning and
evening, and the Saturday evening
preceding. Thus we have religions
exerc'ws in the neighborhood every
Sunday. llev.J. U. Rice preaches
atAsbury chapel the 2nd and the
4th Sundays in each month and itev.
ltobt. Mansfield tbe lit Sunday, at
New Hope.
Hamden Happening. .
Mrs. J. D. Bufcb, ol Marceline,
visited relatives and friends In this
vicinity laat week.
Anthony Plyer sold 'four head ot
mules to a St. Lou la buyer last week,
realizing $435 forjhem.
Mrs. 0. P. Bay was quite sick the
latter, part of last week with la
grippe, but is now convalescent.
With tbe tbermonitter registering
14 degrees below zero, it h quite a
change from last week's tempera
ture. By a misunderstanding, we report
ed a girl's arrival at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank , Plyer, when it
should have been reported a boy. .
. Elmer Smith is prospecting for
coal on the farm of hie ' father,' one
and one-half miles west ot Hamden,
and expects to eink a ehalt, if he
finds coal.
Imrest Green Facte.
v a. wma, jb.
Mrs. G. W. Lawborn is quite sick.
8. P. Lee was in Salisbury Friday
oo business.
bad Lee sold bis tobacco one day
last week tor 4 per hundred.
Tbe wheat crop is looking some
what better since the rain.
Mrs. S. T. Moors sold her turkeys
fast week for 6 1-2 cents per lb.
Jobs Bally, ol Shannondale, was
in oar vicinity Saturday bunting.
Mrs. John Lee is not nearly so well
at present as she bas been for the
past few days. '
Jkbo Shannon, Herman Forrest
and "XT' Pankey, of Shannondale
were en our streets Sunday.
There was anotker shooting match
at this "berg" Saturday. The fortn
na4e ones were: John Forrest, Tony
Bentfey and "Cass" Tbarvey.
Mv. Bartoa, living on the More
head1 plaee,gava fasbionable'bard
times' social "kep" last Wednesday,
nigbt, which wae well attended, and
all claim to have bad a charming
time.
Last Thursday evening two well
dreeeedyoang taen, entire strangers,
went to the residence of John Lee,
about one mile north of Forest
Green, and aked for their supper.
They said they bad no money, but
produced a large, fine silk handker
chief and said tkey would give that
for their eveaibg meal. Mr. Lee tbinkk
ing something was wrong. ordered
them to leave Ike place Immediately,
whereupon tbey left, acting very
strangely, tbe same as when they
first camev Sach persons should be4
looked alter by the law for there-is-
no. telJiog what kind of rogues .they
are.. Thevouagmen are no doubfe
robbers ol some sort.
P Itee Pondering.
We were too busy at work last
week to send in our "Ponderingsto
the Co uvea.
Our farmers have done a great
deal ol plowing since Christmas,
notwithstanding Prof. Hicks' jredi(s
tioaa for a cold winter.
We are indeed grateful ton the
rain. It was badly needed to- re
pleaisb cisterns and supplf stocfc
water, and aleo to give life and vir
tality to tbe wheat crops.
Jamet E. Ellis, of Weetville, made
a business trip to our town last Sat
urday, James is the Westvulla drog
gist, and is also a partnen- with boa
father, Wesley Ellis, in a dry goods
and grocery store at that place.
"Jim" Is a hustler too.
Mrs. Dr. Gaines bas returned home
from a week's vinlt to ber parents,
at Clarence, Mo. Toajnst ought to
have seen the doctor during her ab
sence. It is a wonder that all ol his
patients did not die with tb"80urs"
and "melancholies.' bat the usually
genial M. D is again, all am ike since
his better half haa returned.
Our village continues to improve.
Rev. Jacob McEaen bas put in a
new post, plank and wire fence
around two sides of the parsonage
lot in the north part of Pee Dee,
which greatly improves that part of
town as the old rail fence has been
torn down. We aleu notice that
"Unci Jack" Doughty bas cleared
off ibe underbrush on the northeast
Dart of bis farm, just west of Dr. 2
Gainea' nice residence, tbua giving a
more sightly view of the doctor1
domicile as well as adding to the
value end attractiveness of"Uaele
Jack's' farm. By the way, "Uncle
Jack" informs us that eome of the
hotel brush measured 13 1-3 feet
high and 5 inches in circumference,
whil some 'shuojac" measured
24 feet high and 13 1-2 inches In cir
cumference. Cuthrtdge Hill Gonlp.
Winter scms to have arrived at
last.
A good rain last Saturday and
Sunday, which was much needed,
hence it was greatly appreciated.
Jim Yancey bas rented Will Coge'a
farm for the ensuing crop year. The
next thing to consider Is whether or
not Jim will keep "bach."
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Fry, of Slt
creek township, were tbe guests of
C. R. Minich and family, of the Mills,
last Saturday night and Sunday. . .
e. . . - ' v j, t.
' Bake; Kcbardsonof 'near West-
viite, was down this way last week.
BakeVe girls all prove untrue to
himv and he says be can't believe an
. Droni a Friday, Jan. 19tb,of-
consumption, at her borne, near
Gucbridge Mills, Mrs. J. W. Delaney
She-bore her sufferings with Chris- -tianiorritade,
and was perfectly re
signed' to tbe will of her heavenly?
rawer. 1 Me remains' were interred
last:Sunday at Siloam Chapel ceine.
tery 1bs. Delaney was a devoted
Christian,, and bas for years borne a
living teetiavny of her trust anLi
confident) in God. The sympathies of 1
this eotase community are extended
to tbe bereaved near and dear onesv
of thavdeoeaeed wife and mother.
2aEhnff's"Xld."
lneoBimenting upon Sheriff Demv
sey'e-bran new boy the Mendon Citk
xeaphilosopbixes thusly;
Sheriff. Jae. E. Dempeey is stepping.
higher than, ever this week and allt
on-account of a fine boy which ar
rived at hiboeee hut Sunday, Jim
thiakeit ia mighty funnjr now, but.
MJ UUb IQHI DO v an i
jail before h is three months old.
Ji.Bv Wieexaan, who Is engagii
w4tb hi father in merchandising,; at
Ashland,. Boose county, visited ..hi
aunt, Mrs J. M. DeMoss, of Key tee
till, the latter part ot last week. In
company with Mr. J. M. DeMoss;
Mr. Wiaemaa paid hia respects to
the CouBisa last Saturday morning.
. ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
SarTB op MeDCRi,V
Coatj. of Chariton, j
iu iinrianw couri oi UDantoD cos aty M18.
soari. Oatobtr term. 1803.
: Tha atato ol Utoouri, at the relation aod.i
toth u A. L Welch, treaDr and ex-.
oOcio. oollfertwr of the rerenne ot-Chariton..
coMllwri, plaintiff, airaiMit Lociaa,
8aJlbary and Fannie Urimee, defendant..
Atthifrday eomea the plaintJt herein, by.
baa- attoKMy. and it appearing to the.,
court tha ta above named d tradanta are
non.rM ideate of the etate of Iliasonri and,i
cannot be laamoned in this nation by tba
ordinary gaeeete of court.
. ZA i i .. .. .
j jr " . oruerBQ oj iae court that t
auddefandBats be notified br publication.,
that phuntiB has commenced a suit against t
them. . thJ court. the objoct and general nvS
tare eft whack, is to obtain legmen at tha.
relaiioaiaad to tha one aiAresaid. for thav
nm.o fifteen ond 80-1 00 dollars, tkeagze-.
g;ate amoaukt of taxes delinquent end unpaid
egaiaaa the following deeenbed real estate,
vitoafe ia said county and stated to-wite-TWaaiij-taree
hundred tha oi an acre, beliucL
lot aaeaUr aeren (7), in thesonthweat qoar-
MBallkaaAakwui a. a . . .
,o ; T 1 Muarsw OI aecuoa tw
(SX.aalup Bfty three (W). rang, aeven
taeai(lT), said lands beuts? in the sontheria.
adiAkaa to the town o .'w Salisbury, for. the
yaaas 1886. 1888, 188D 1890 and 189J.
ium nmr Mn n. I a m. .i
r . . iiipiiui miwTn tnere--
the 1st lay of (January nextafteiy
aul taxes were doe reepectiTety, toc4hetv
wjaa tMa,commisions sd costa of thia pro-,
anernnal. and to declare -and nfnm . x.n . -
lororoi the state of Missouri, against. tbe
atwe described reel esaate, and tofrtrthar
Maiaan order for tha sale of said realea-
taiev or eo uncn tbereaf as may be neeessarr
wniHjnia inagnvMt and aopeual nere
tnaaa ieraed to the slvriff thereon; aodthao
wulnsesaid defendant be and aoDeaaali this.
eovrt. at the next team thereof, to ifebearan
as uut cooartrnonee, in aaCkCity.olr
KejteeTille, In aaid wanty, oo the
Second Day of Anril. Nsxb.
en4 on or before tim sixth day afeaid tennw
the same will be taien as confessed Aud jtwla.
aant rendered aojordingly. AnJUt is forth
er ordered that a copy hereof ha- pnblisbedl
according to laln the Charitcw.Covbkb, av
weekly newspaner published in aaid eountT
a.m. liicHAKoox, Orrnit Lrk
A. true copy jaom the record.
Witneaamy band and bite seal of tha
seal circa! court of Charitan county, thia '
18th, Jy of Jaonarykl94.
hi. B. RicBaantom.cimiit denjt.
ORDER OF PUBlCATION.
Rtatb O Mw9oxri, M
County at Chariton,-
In ttircuit court elCharito
)b. aaaaty,
Uo.. Ue4ier term. 18931.
Tbaeat of Misaouri. at tbe rehitiow and
to tha.n of A. L. Wsin, treasureeaad ex
offlcto. collector ot tbe MTenue ol Chariton
cooscy. In the state t liissoari pJalntiff,
agailiat Frank L. B&Ur, George ft. Harri
aow Evaline Pouthwarth. Jamea A. Egan
atiT Tank A. Halfer defendant.
At thia day cornea, tbe plaint j herein, by
bte attorney, and iV appearing to tbe court
)aat the abore naued defendants. Frank L.
Baker, Oeonre B. Barrwon. SraKne South-
orth. r rank A. !rfer are noa-reaidentaand
cannot be summoned in thia action by tha
ordinary process! court.
Whereupon it t ordered by the court that
said defendants! be notified by- publication
that plain til Lm commenced a snit against
them in thia court, the object and general
nature of whfch is to obtain judgment at th
relation and to the use aforesaid, for tha
anm it six and 69-100 dollars, tbe aggve
gate amoaat of taxes delinquent and unpaid
against tha following described real estate,
situate in said county and state to-wit; For
ty (40) acres, tbe eon th meet quartered the
northwest quarter of section thlrtT-fivw(3r.).
township fifty-four ( 54 ), range eigbtcui 1 ,
for the year 1891. with one per cent a month
interest thereon from the 1st day ot Jacuat v
next after said taxes were due respectively,
together with teen, rommiesions and coats
this proceeding, and to declare and t-uforee a
lien in furor of tbe state of Missouri, spaintt
the abore described.' real estate, and to ob
tain further an order for tbe tale of said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be necef
sary to satisfy said judgment and a special
flere facias issued t the sheriff thereon; apd
that unless said defendants be and eppear at
this court, at the next term thereof, to be 1m
gun and bolden at tbe court-house, (n tha
city of aleytesTUIe, in said county, an tbe
Second Day of April; X'xty 1
and on or before the sixth day of auld tetm
the same will be taken as confessed, and
judgment rendered accordingly. And it- ia
further ordered that a copy hereof be pub
lished according to law in the CniXJTox
CocaiM, a weekly newsoaDer nnbliahad in
said county.
H. B. Biraaansoir, circuit clerk.
a w-ue copy irom ine recoro.-
- - . Witaeea my hand and the seal of tha
LBa.vj wur vi iunnion county, tula
w-; 18th day of January, 189. - -
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