The County paper., June 17, 1881, Image 5

About The County paper. (Oregon, Mo.) 1881-1883

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ftTiiK largest singlo scttttment of rail
Toad stock transaction over jnado was
the payment by the Pennsylvania Itnil
toad Company for 208,419 shares of tho
PMladelphla, Wilmington and Dalti
non Railroad stock bought by them n
few weeks ego. For these shares tho
purchasers paid Into tho New York
National Bank of Commerce a slnjilo
check for 14.949,052.20, ono of tho
y.Aargest checks over made stneo banking
nm instituted.
X Kansas girl named Slcopy was
married recently to n gentleman by tho
jikmo of Tired. When the ceremony
was over a thoughtless young lady sang
I'm Tired now and Sleepy, too, come
put mo in But somo one conghod
vyerj loudly, andthoro was an agonizing
isilonce about four yards long. Ex.
Is tho city of Ottawa, Km., if n body
micot a body and wants a lltllo rye, the
itwo proceed to a cortam Innocent look
ing room whero they open a drawer In
ttiho wall nnd on a slato found therein
Sicato tho character of the contraband
.goods which thoy would like to sample
it tho samo timo depositing thereon to
may tho bill. Tho drawer Is then closed
mnd shortly thrco raps indlcato that tho
snlrlU aro nrcsent. Tho drawer is at
onco inspected and its contents silently
tml solemnly Imbibed -and n' tho lads
tthoy smilo at this, when drinking rock
.and rye.
As has been frequently stated, tho
immigration Into America is, this year,
ilurgor than cut before, nnd tho arrivals
idurlng May wcro larger than those of
nuinv whole years in tho past. The
rtjiiperlntendtuit of Custlo Garden says :
"Tho most remarkable exodus at pics
ent seems to bo from Sweden. We expect
.nt. least 80,000 Swedes over here this
.year. I am told that entire villages and
'districts havo beiome depopulated, and
'tliis inny be true, as tho population is
only about 4,000,000. Compare the
uiumbur we expect this year with the
MU arrivals from Sw.den in 1817 ! Bo
.fore last year our annual reports rarely
tshowed more than 6,000 emigrants from
Uhero. In 1878 wo had only 4,000, nnd
in 1879. 12.000. Ill 1880 tho number
rmo suddenly to 3fl,000, and this year
wo expect more than twice as many.
In 185t, 163,000 Irishmen arrived here
Since then tho number has been smaller
Iu 1877 it was only 8,221. From that
timo thoro lias been a steady Increase,
until last.year there were orcr Cfi.OOO
Irish arrivals. Thero havo also been
:somo remarkablo fluctuations in Ger
man immigration. When France paid
tho enormous indemnity aftorthe Fran-oo-l'i
usMiin war, wo supposed Germany
would be so prosperous that the (5er--jiians
would remain at home. But in
1872 wo received over 1:12.000 German
immigrants, or more than havo over
arrived here in a single year. After
that the number fell .off to between
50,000 and ilU.OOO, until last year, when
it suddenly went up to 104264. "
Innocent Flirtation.
An exchange says: The hinges ot
.'hell aro greased by flirtation, Hell's
'half-way house, the house of prostitution
opens wide its door at the sign f the
waving pocket handkerchief or tho drop
ping glove. Can there bo such a thing
as an innocent flirtation ? Is not a flirt
ation itself essentially wanton and prone
to evil? Where is tho young woman
who can indberiiiiinately pick up a beau
on the public highway without dugnul.
lug herself and proclaiming a reckless
disregard for the rules of society, whl.-h
is the first step to ruin. Charity is the
jewel in a woman's character which is
essential to all other female virtues,
and she can only retain it by chastity of
action and chastity of thought. The
moment she advertises to the public that
her acquaintance is public property she
becomes a practical free lover. Our
young girls cannot bo too particular in
this respect. The least diversion front
.the strict part of propriety and decorum
is dangerous. lVoplo do not go to crime
by leaps; they go gradually and by im
perceptible ami, to thoHi, harmless dl
vorgoueies. Young ladles should re
member that no worthy young man will
encourage a llirtatlou, and even tho un
worthy havo no respect for tho foolish
young woman who recklessly throws
horself nway.
The total number of pieces of all
classes mailed during the year ended
December !Ust, 1880, was 2,720,234,252.
Tho whole number of letters mailed dur
ing tho year was 1,053,252,873, or an
averago of 21 foreacli man, woman ami
child in tho United States; 824,A5G,410
postal cards, 812,032,000 nowspapors,
40,148,792 magazines and other period
icals and 21,515,832 packages of mor
cliandiso passed through tho inujls, dur
ing tho year. .
"Moonsiiink " stills aro boing rap
idly suppressed iu tho State of Georgia.
Tho leading nowspnpers aro espousing
the causo ol the government against the
illicit dlstWors.
SKOUETMrtv Blaine, lucfosponso to a
quostlon to whuthjjUMho landing of
able-bodied3 putrporcjr from Ireland
in Now York would bo objected to, re
plied that povortyQvould b no bar to
immigrants willing to work and obey
tho laws, but that America wanted no
dissolute paupors or criminals.
II I nil JLJ -
Bobt, poverty ami sutioring iiiiunieu
mo for years, caused by a sick family
and largo bills for doctoring, which uiu
i... maX. T whs Anmnlatolv dUcourag.
l until ono voar niro. bv tho advico
of ruv nastor. I nrocurcd Hop Millers
unit RnmmcHCGd their uso. and iu ono
month wo Winn all well, and nono of uh
iniva iipnn nlitk n'dnv since: and I want
to say to nil poor men, you can keep.
vnm- fiimlllos well a voar with Hop lilt
tore for less than one doctor's visit well
eost.-A tyorkingmau.
DRY GOODS
M. S. Faris
Are receiving and opening from dry to day, one of the Larg
est, Handsomest and
Cheapest Stocks
of Dry Goods that it has ev?r been their pleasure to offer to
the public and at prices that defy competition- Their stock
Is complete In every particular Including all the novelties
of the season.
Remember"
that wo havo not ndopted tho Department System,"
thereby detaining our customers tiniieeesstirhtlly, but de
liver their goods at once. All are invited to call and
seo us, as wo will not bo undersold. Remember tho Place.
M. S. Faris & Co.,
N. W. Corner 4th & Felix St, 8T. JOSEPH.
The Dutch Mills
Will pay you tho highest price for good
FALL WHEAT IN GASH.
Wc will ttlso pay
THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR WOOL
in goods of our own manufacture, which
we warrant to be of the best material.
Wo are prepared to do custom work in
the best manner and on short notice eith
er grinding, carding or spinning.
Wc havo on hand Three Thousand yards
of our own make of Woolen goods, which
we will sell Cheap for Cash.
Ono hull" Mile East of Oregon, Mo.
THE
THOROUGHBRED
Clydesdale Stallion
Star Marquis,
Is a beautiful Mack with Hnr in forehead, iiind nnklus white, Ki !M hands high,
good head and neck, llrnad shoulders, great depth of heart, we 1 shaped body,
Miort bauk, with luotitlstiW'g hip, with' most excellent legs, and feet; heavy
mane and tail. Kind disposition and line action. Weight iu fair condition,
1,800. Age, 4 ycais August 1Mb. 1881.
FEDIGKEE:
STAll MAHQITS bv tho The Marquis, who was Imported by Thliinpson
llros. Thu Marquis by fmported Hercules, the winner of many prizes In Scot
land. 1st Dam by Imported Xeitheily; 2d Dam by Imported Severn ; 3d Dam
bv Imported Hrown (Jeorge; 4th Dam by Imported Old Clyde. who was impvrt
nil liv Win. Wiirden In 1810.
To thu farmer, and nartios who wou'd llko to breed for draft or farming
purposes, wo would call your attention to this horse.
He will be permitted to servo a few good marcs at tho low prlco of 1 " 00 to
Insure, latfrnhtc bv note, at timu of sorvlco.due In six months, note to be void If
the manffiroves not to tin In foal. Dun
but will not lie responsible should any occur.
Uriah Simmona, Groom.
Hoblitzell & Jesse, Proprietors,
Pine Lumber.
IlsT HOLT OOUIsTT-g".
l'mpno to' make Craig, Mound City, Muitland nnd Oregon their leading
hipping Points this year.
They own Four yai ds liv this county, nnd buy largo quantities ot l'ino
Lumber get low rates of freight, and
Can Compote Witlt miy HUpm
They don't proposo to bo undersold bv anybody; will duplicate St. Joe.
Iiills, or any other e.stiiniitoa madoby a responsible dealer.
Wu also have in ttock a lull liao of
B00RS,"-SiSH, BLIPS, LIB, PLASTER PARIS, M HAIR.
It will be to your luteresttogat our prices before buying.
Your Ijiti'oiui-o Ssolici, el.
REEDERS TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
' OrcffOrj, IMCo,
We He 1 the rolluwluff
PIANOS
Ballet Davis & Co,
Emerson & Co,
W, W, Mall,
J, P. Hale.
tl POPULAR W. f . KIMBALL AND SIMMER ORGANS.
Doaler in Sheet Musio and Musioal Merchandise,
All Instoiimeiits Wrasit'e cl
WF SELL ON THE IhIy" INSTALLMENT PLAN.
13, J. Pattiii, Oi-eg-oii, Bio.
-a
care will be taken to prevent accidoi:ts
We Ulell
UPRICrHT AND SQUARE
PIANOS
Ranging in. Price from
8105 Ul'WAItl).
KAKUIXn IN I'KICK
Vrum S 17.50, Vpwiird
ALL OVtn THE STATE.
Odessa has found crtal. V
tidlna will havo a now high school
building. f
Tho locusts havo appeared in parts
of Lewis county.
John J. White, wheat speculator
of St. Louis im failed.
Hugh lloberts of Joplln was killed
by tho caving of a slmft.
Property Iu St. Louis has fallen off
in taxable valuo 819,000,000.
It is reported that the hogs m Per
ry county nro drtng of cholera.
Goorgo Whlthnff.of Liberty, while
fooling with a pistol, lost a hand.
it is announced that small-pox ha?
brokou out in Ilnrluiu, Clay, county.
Tho Collier white lend works nt St.
Louis burned lat wcok. Loss half a
million
Tho Hessian fly Is doing great lam
ago to tho wheat crops lit tho western
part of she state.
Tho late heavy rains that havo vis
ited Lowis county It is'thought will de
stroy tho chinch bugs.
Uronnd lias boon broken for the
new J120 feet Addition to tho west' end
of the Union depot at Kansas City.
On account of the depredations of
the bugs Mr. Warren Loslle'tif Lewis
county hiw ptawod up his wheat Held
and planted it in corn.
A farmer named Cnlvln Waters, re
siding four miles west of Savannah, was
struck liy lightning during tho storm of
tho tftti' nnd killed. A wife and six
children composed the family.
The stallion Abdullah, Je., brother
to Goldsmith Maid, and a horse of Hue
record ns a trotter and sire in tills state,
died of poton nt tho home of
Ins owner in Wllllumstown, ifew days
ago. v
Tho annual faceting ofjtho State
Teachors' Association will take place
nt Sweet Spriugn (Hrown villi-). It will
begin on tho evening of Tuesday, .lime
21.t, and continue through thot.'Zd, L'.'ld,
nmd 21th.
Mn. John G. Kiik of Lewis county,
sold to Mr. Thomas Ilolbiook two four-month-old
pigs that weighed 8i5
pound 177 1-2 pounds each, iniiKing a
pound and six ounces per day, during
their existence.
Truly Northwostorn vt'Mlsfouri
'boonieth". You tan scarcoly piek up
a newspaper from nny part "of North
west Missouri now but you will ilud the
complaint that thotw aro -not houses
enough to meet the demand. Grant
City Star. .
A Marion county farmer who live
a few miles north of Paris was victim
ized by tho bed spring man not long ago
to the tune of $180. He slgtiijd what he
thought was a contract to act is agent,
but U turned up s-ion after In the shape
of i promissory note.
Tho town of Aullvinoj-jLafayotto
couuty.was visited by HMleWniotivu Jn
ciinilary"'iIro. Over two thirds 'of tluV
town is in nshcd. "A-sitfo:Wii.s blown
open and robbed, and ib'js'ilppojed
that the arson was Coiir.niflcd to cover
up the ciiuie of burglary.
Qnitu a number of prominent gen
tlemen of 4t. Louis, members of both
leading political parties, havo organized
what is to bu known as the civil service
reform association of Missouri, on a
plan similar to societies lu the Kast,
and will elect olllcers soon.
TJw citizens of Charleston recently
held a meeting for tho put pose of offer
ing Inducements to somro the building
of. the Texas ami bt. Louis Narrow
,Guuge railway. Col. Deal differed to
donate forty .acres ot laud it tho compa
ny would build machine shops thereon.
Seven bids wcro received by tho
fund commissioners ut Jefferson City,
Sutuubiy to loan tho State $160,000, two
at thrco per cent per annum, oiw at
Si 1-3, one at 3 ;!- t, Two at 4, and ono at
1 1-2. Tho llauk ot Commerce, St.
Louis, was thu euccossful bidder at .')
per cent.
We havo soon quite a numbor of
wheat fluids during the pa?t week, and
most of them promise jiprctty fair
yield. Quito a number are very II ho.
Unless something serious should, hap
pen to tho wheat crop we believe It will
be a fair average one in most localities.
The hay ami out crops are tine, but
corn, as a general rule, i; very' back
ward. Jackson Qath Book.' ,
One of the most remarkable niu!
unaccountable occurrences of ihuage
Ib a span of twin mules owned by a gen
tloman near Maiden. Thoy aro about
seventeen hands, of the same color,
heavy ami compact bultt, of good lion
dltion, work well, and were never Sep
arated. We know that such a thing Is
hardly crvdlble, but it Is a fact which
can be sustained by a number of thu
best men in tho county. MaMen City-
per.
It is not tho quantity eaten that gives
strength, life, blood nnd health. It, is
the thorough digestion .of thu fyml
taken, let it bo much or little. There
fore, do not stimulate up the stomach
to crave fond, but rather assist digest
ion uftor eating, by taking Simmons'
Liver llegulater.
I'UKSIIlEXT (lAUKIKM) lias Written a
vary strong letter to the ndmlnlstia'tlou
leaders objoatlug to tho campaign
which they are making against those
representative Republicans, tho resign
ed Scnaturs.
It Must Bo So.
For all who uso llrowu's Pepsin Ton
le, say it is a Bute cure lor Dyspepsia
mid Sick Headache. Try 11, For sale
by T. It. Hindu, King & Proud. Oro-
gou. Simpson & .Hiitr & i.iiautuai
Illgulow, '
LAP OF LUXURY
-A.T
HERSHBERGER
OXMUGJ
Don't Take Our Word for It.
Hut come and see. A largo n"""
well selected stock bought for Cash
to bo sold at prices that will talk
for us.
An, Mf tnna
w'JUm) TTnt.K nnrl
Queensware,
Hardware
Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Clothing.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Wo lire Agents for tho Celebrated
CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWE
Space forbids oven oven an attempt at
goods everything you want nt prices mat spuax tor tiicmscirc?. rroaucc taucii
In exchange for goods at market prices.
HERSHBERGER & ANDERSON Oregon. Mo.
Tin-iirfnl IIimiij! nf iimrliti-'ors wlici
tiavt- rnimli'il our c.stalillliiuviit ilur
thu pant two wi'.'Kh Kavt' 114 liliiru In ill)
Hum vrt- riiutil ull liianace. Wa liavn
the s;illi(;H'tlou. Iionrvcr, nf KikiwIiik
t'.at all with irnitlv iitti-mtpil to.ainl
apliri-i'latnl lntlii- full i-xti-ul tlii-iii:il-ll
ami illMiciHliMiKif inir SiriiiR ()m-ii-Uiit.
We "IU Mmpty "tad- to mui that
our lltui of Killing Nnvcltlc.s aro im
surpa'.MMl lit Holt k'oiiiity. fall unit
tho taunt cuiiipli-tc stock ot
ci.oTinxd, ri.onito,
ci.oTMi.Mi. 1'i.orniMi,
DltY (toons,
DRY noons,
HOOTS SUOKS
1IOO i'S, .. ... SIIOKS,
HATH AM) CAI'S,
HATS AND CAI'S,
Hint lioucr.it Mcrcliaudso ti be (ouiut
In Unit Comity.
WELTY BROS. & CO,, Monui City.
I
A. M. SAXT0N.
SAXTON &
Jewelers,
Jewelers,
WHOI.CSAI.i: AND IIIH'AII. DUAIJiltS IN
Fine Watches, Rich Jewelry, Sterling Silvorwarc, Silver Plated Ware, French and
American Clocks. Opera Glasses, Spectacles,
In fact cvcrjlliln iicrlnliiliiK to tint .Icwt try trailc. V "liallotlcr extra Inducements to iur-
ClUIMTM tlll-l-Olllllltf SCUMIII, A Vl-lt Ot I ll)C Inn 4 cxIi'iKlcil III all. You will Hint It lo your
iiilcrcst to ('vanillic oiirstock lictnin uiakliij; your iiuicIiiim-.s, fur wo mean what vvi- nay, that out
lulcea aro tnucli lower than ln"t w-iimiii. All pioils warranteil lis reuc.M'iiiil, or innuey lefiuul
oil. KiiuravhiK. reiialrhi) of line wiiIcIim anil jcwclrv, n sneclall.v. liy competent workmen, ami
warraiileit In Rlvo satlslaetlon, cud I'olK Stieet, HaMoirs lllnck, iietweeii 1'lllh ami SlMli,
St. .losi'iili. Mi,.
LOADED
Down Guards.
THE dim Fl'LK
ALL SAILS SET
TO CATCH THE POPULAR BREEZE!
Corsaut & Meyer's
-(lltlvAT-
CLOTHING SHIP
Always LoiuIh Tn Tho Ilnco Anil Th Milen Aliead of AI
Competition.
YA'o n vn iimc liofiicn iho unniiln of
triictivu f-tuek of lteudy Mmlu ciothiiiz, lints, Clips, lit uU, nhoes, (li-nts Furnish
iug floods, Trunks, vullsos, oto. Will make prices so low ns to make it nn Indii
omuiitforyou to glvu us your piitronnge. l'letiso eall und exniniuo our stock
Defo.u puieliiisiug.
CORSAUT & lIEreiElIS,,
Remember, GLENN'S BRIC BLOCK, Wain St.
. lyJOUND CITY, MO.
& ANDERSON'S
OoY, MO,
flnnq.
Glassware,
what wo carry. Hut wu have the
R. U. HENDRICK
HENDRSGK,
AM) COUPLE I E
Unit Poiintv with ti lnrirn unit verv nt-
Pcpaln, Rhubarb, Mandrake & Gentian
An, thu ni.ltfn liiftii1tmif tf nf ltrnU'll'4
i'ep;in .inmc. liivo ims wouucriiii
Dyspepsia remedy a trial and bu cured
I ''or sale by all druggists In Oregon,
& lligi-ltiw and by West & Young,
Forbes.
The American Revised New Testament
The Literary Revolution Is prompt
with its edition of ths Revised Tcctn
moiit. Thu Itrltl-h monopolists "un
chained" their edition on tho morning
of MayL'Otli. mid at 8 !I0 P. M., thu
Mime day, the American edition was
ail Iu type, and of tho various editions
of the entire Tcstumont and tho (ios
pels published separately as many as
M),000 copies a Oay will bo manufact
ured till thu demand is met. The
prices for thu very haud(omu editions,
iu typo nearly double tho size of tho
lliitish edition, are an follows:
The New Testament complete for 10
cents. Tho (iospcls complete for 7
cents. The (Impel separately, Pach
for 'J cents, And In various forms and
stvh-s, up to full Turkey .Morocco, gilt
i-ibn-s. lor tho new and old vci'moiih on
pages facing lor ."l,.ri0.
J ills ciiuioii is tor sine oy mc iciinniir
booksellers of tho l.'nltcd States, or
they will bu .sent by mall on receipt of
niico. Liberal terms nro allowed to
clubs. Address, Anieiican Hook Kx
ehange, 701 Hroadway. New York.
Brown's Blackberry And Ginger
Should bu iu cverg house during tho
hiated season. It never ftitls to euro
Diarrhoea, Dysentery and ('holeni
Morbus. Farsalo by 'V. S. Hindu, &
King & Proud Oregon, Slmji-on &
Mnlr & F-dunlbalu lllgclow and. Wet &
Young Forbes.
It was a proud day for old Fred
Douglas when he delivered the Decora-tion-l);iy
address ul Harper's Forty and
u-ct ived tho congratulations of thu at
tornuy who prosecuted .loliu Hrown.
After sixteen years coiitanl Miflering
D. K. V. (J. cured ine of Dyspepsia.
R. A. Houtn,
Cashier New York Statu Hank
ing Co.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Otiai uteotl by all Druggists.
Order of Publication.
THU STATU OK MIKSOUUI i I ,a
IIIUI.7V OK IIOt.1 : f"-
Iu the Circuit Court of ali County. Auunt
term, 15-1
Tlie State of Ml.,nri nt tin- iclatlnn .nut to tho
Use ot Samuel V. Morrl.'iti. Collector ot tin,
Ucvcmiiu ot Hull Coiml., Mo., I'lullilIlT,
Vh.
I'tiknown Owners.
Atlliisit.iycouicH llic l'lalnllft li-roln, tiy In
attnriK-y, licfoie tlie iiiiilewlsni-'l I'lcrk ol tho
Clrcutt Cornt Iu Vacation, alol tiles til M'tltlnu
ami unlilavlt Mjlln anions oilier tilings thai
tin- nnmesof llie owners ol s(.t teal i-itat: ar.
ui. Known, lh.it no ttoctK at?, of reeiml iu sahl
i-Munt. tor s.Uil liCs nor I ilnlutllf upiirlM it
nor iliic.4 lie now the ulicrr.i'i.iiiK, or tin- rl
iliuices of Mild uukiiouu ouiicr". That Hoi
t'orc4 City lilcmdii Coju';ov Ims sold salil
InN to salil iinkuowii livrtli-4 ami havo (to claim
orlntetcsl tliercln mnl lhat said oivucr, (-aiiuot.
lie Mtmnnol In lids iHf.
Vlietcuion II 14 onleicd hv llu- Cterk that
snld ilefeHilauts he notltlcd liy uhlcallou III il
l-laintln lueicomnii-ncu.l suit uimIiihI llieni iiillils
Court : the nlijcct yudjrcner.lt InilKie ol wliiej,
l In ifirrr of salil IKtriiilants Hie sum nf
SKI St claimed to lie dun itallitllIasliaeV tavet
for the rat lfn. IBTi), ls;i, 17'.', ISM and
1471 on lnt in '.lock i' ; nnd for years ls7l. 1h7.
and l'.'7ii on IoIh '.ii, it. and -JH in IdiH k 2".;
and lor wins IH77. IS7 and cTi on lot 4 -Jo.
-.'il. 27 and i In hlock 33 all III Forest City, Unit
county, MIoiiiI.
Aril tlmt utilcM tin- xalit utiknoini owner, l
and npjicir lit thi" Colli I ul the uet Ti im
tf!d".of, In be In-uini mid holdcti nt liu
Coin I Ilnii-e, In tin- city ol Oregon, hi said
county, on I lit-asSd day of Ausuvt next, urn! on
or hefoi e tlie Mxlh day of salil Term, iiiis.n-r or
ilead lo IIm- icllllon ill slid ciiiiM-, I he sainc.
will he lakcii as cou.'i-.iMil, ami JiulKiiM-iit nllt
lie rendered iieorilliilv.
And It Is futhcronlcivd, Unit n coiy hereof
Im imtilMu-d nceonlliiK l law lu TliKI'or.STV
I'ai-kii tor four iveok4uec.!-i.lvely the hit In-M-itlou
to ho nt leat lour uveks ticfuft! Hi'- Ural
day ot said term.
w. it. sri!iN(ii:i:.
T. C. Du.viia.v. ci.iati;.
Attoruuy for I'lalulill
Order ol I'uhlic.-ilioii.
Till: STATIfOf MISMi-l'UI tie.
cor.MV of ni.i.T : '
III the Circuit Court of ,dd County, Aujjuvl
Term, IniI.
'llu- Stale of Mlot.itri at lln- rclalioii and lo llio
use ot .Samuel IV. Morrjoou, Colleclor of the
Itcveiiac of Holt County, Jlo., l'hiliitlll,
vs.
.Inroh Wall. Clark Irvine. William (iulro and
i.ukiuiwn iK'ir.s of Delilali Crate.
At tlilsdav nnnies (tin I-littnllir h In In- lo.
iillorney. helore lliiMiiuli'iMittietl Clerk nf said
t nun iu vaeiitioii, unu uie.s lis pciiiiou and am
dalt Mathiit iiinonu' other IIiIiiks. Hint unlit laud
w.i entered mid orii'llinlly belniiKcil lo one
llelilnll Cralir, olio (Hid e 7cd ofsnine; that
a par' of the heirs sold Mid laud ami Unit there,
uiv i.lli-r lii-lrs nf s:il,l Ih llhili Cr.u ulin have
some Interest In said land iu iiniouiit and niian
Illy uuklumii to the tdantlll : mnl that the
liaine.4iind tiideucesof said heirs nro unklinuii
lo pint nt ill ; and that sitd iiiikuowu livlrs can-n-it
lie suiuiHoi.cd lu (Ids cause.
Whereupon il Is ordered liv IIm Clerk that
said defenilatsl'u tiotlllil li puMlcntlon, Hint
i ii 1 1 1 1 it mis couiuieiiceii a Mill iiKiunn ineiu
lullilsCourl,ll hjeet and iienetal nature o.'
, x 1 1 1 -1 1 Is to recover of said defendants tin- sum
nt SI3.M, claimed to In- due plaluttlf as had
I ta.xes for the yens ls"3, ISTi!. 1 877 IS7h, and IS7tl
ou thcnottlmcsi roKttli of Hie liorlheast iU.ir-
terof hectlou (Meuly-tliree. fisn. In Imwishln
i llfn.ulne, (.Vi, f raliw t lilrl -.- i-u (;i7i,
in lion couiil, .ills,oiin
And Unit unless Hie said unknown heirs of
Delilali Craiu he, at il ap-icai' al this Court at
llienexl term llieicof, lo Iij;uii nnd li'.M-n
allhe Court House, in the i llv of Un pin, In
mid County on Hie -.'.'d day of Asust uet,
and on or In-lorn the sixth da) nf said Term,
answer up plnd to tin- I'vllllon In' said eaiisr,
Hit- same will he taken n eoufesieil, und jiiiIk
nirnl will he ii udereil ncconllnKlv,
And II Is further ordered that a oopv heri-of
lu-puldlslied i tiling lo law hi Tim 'Ciiuntv.
l'AI-i:it for four weeks Miccessltclv. IIm- l.isl In
serthai to he nt least fur weeks heforo the llrst -d.ty
"t s.llil Iriltl.
W. It. SI'ltlNfllilt.
T. c. ni vii.iv, ci.i.iik.
Attorney lor I'lalntltf.
Wo have a speedy
, und positive Pure, for Cutiirrh Dlph.
'I'!
, lithi-i'lit, ('tinker month und Head A
i-luv
! In slilloh's CiitiiiTlt Itnini-ily A utistil
Injcelof see with each bottle. I'mi it If
I .von tlc.-iir health Mini Mvevl lit't-iilli.
ll'riceoO cts. Sold liy: T. S. Ilhitlu
. (Jiegon, Mo.
TholTur7t andUet Mtillcln tntUtit.
AoolmblaaUoa ot Hop, BuohU, Marc
drnklonnd Dandelion, flttuJUhoixwuiiid
mort oluritlTeproirtl. of ll oihr Dltten,
BkatlioBretMt Blood Purifier, Liver
RenuC
n tofuwwi iinuw iwhuoii
igout oa"
I carta.
NadbuMos
npoaalblrloaa' "'"l whtrenop
BUUrt arc us
kula wwu um Js)rfoct n Uolr
nijlifl mw 11 uittptl tit i(sjlut USm.
To all rnoM wij " .
tonhoboweUcwVurtn? organ or who re
oulraan AtJ.rVT''al.a. andmlUBUmulant,
nooDltUraUral'Vu".lnoui iniMI
leatlna:.
uelialllMdloaiooraliwiii ! uae lloii Dlt-
Mo matter whatTouFfAlliwa or Tmntoma
ten. Don'l waltunlUjouaii-o uck Dul ic you
only (Ml bad or mlMrable,auo 0"a at one.
It max ut jaurlire.llbaaBTai auodnnia,
tIOOwlUboraUforaol thar will not
turaorhelp. Do not auHer0,J7Ourlriaiiaa
uSarutuiaaudunra thoinX " Hop B
nenMmtor. Dop Dlttara la aosV1. nml
ilrunlicn noBlruni, but the I'ttrntV n a Beat
UMUolnsertrnuulaitlie "UTAUI
and Hon" and no peraoa or (amUj
anouai wiinout mem.
D.t.O.I ao abauluta and Irrailallbaa cmral
rt.rllruiUenDa, iw.pt Muni, lobaoco aaai
narentlci, All aokl bT drumri.ta. ud 1
for Circular. WHart r. ca