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Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
CommtSsi0ne7'$ Sale Of Land.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Sharp county
circuit court, in chanceryj al, the August
term, 1870. in the cause IN which Giles T.
Anderson is plaintiS and N Holland IS de-
fendant-rendrred m favor of the. plalntiit
to enforce bis lien as vendor and subject
the land described below 70 sale for the
purchase mOney-the undersigned. special
commissioner Ill chancery. appointed for
that purpose, viii, on
M5a1ay, october 9Th, 1879,
within the hours prescribed for judicial
sales, offer for sale t. the highest bidder, at
auction. at the south 'front.' dOor OF the
court house III Evening shade tie north
halfOf the northeast quarter and the south.
east quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section thirteen, III township fifteen north.
Of range five west, containing lsO acres OF
land living in the county of SharI. Terms.
n credit of Four months the purchaser be-
ing required to give note, with approved
security, and a lien to be retained on said
land. This sept. 10th, 1873.
I. j. DAVIDSON. CCmm'r.
Sam II. Davidson, Atty. 1912
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Farm For Sale.

A farm of 60 acres, miles southwest of
Evening Shade, near La Crosse and jack
sonport road: 40 acres in cultivation; 10
acreS timber, mostly oak-good for rsils.
Good family residence, with seven rooms;
smokehouse, barn, stable, cribs, &C.; two
weps. one of them convenient to residence;
good apple ana peach orchard on the place;
also an abundance of shrubbery. Good To-
cation for physician, Price; $1,000, one.
lralf down, balarce in two payments OF
$3.50 each, one and two years after date.
For further particulars, call on or address
J. w; Buckley, Evening Shade, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

subject on which the Bible treats is
grouped under one hqding, in very
convenient form. AEpnplete index
to the Bible, a word dictionary, en-
abling the reader to Fl d any passage
of scripture Of which he has one
leading word, three Rher dictiona-
ries, two fine maps aH a history of
the Bible are amolg the many
things of interest to be found in
this book. Indeed, s the agent re-
marked, it is q the,Pgical library
in one volume, and aEaluable work
for any Bible readeri
Mr.. Z. G. HENDk ksoN, ex-editor
Of the North ArkaEsas Democrat,
acting postmaster forFvoning Shade
and associate editor the RECORD,
was married last ThFsday to Miss
MINNIE TURNEY, one IT Sharp cOun-
tvs most handsomed accomplished
and intelligent young ladies. The
ceremony took placcT the residence
of the brides parcels, four miles
east Of town, Rev Mr.. Umstead
officiating, The fold diving evening,
upon their return to Evening Shade,
the happy couple w2 greeted with
a serenade by the comet band, the
members thereof fafly surprising
themselves as musicihS in their en-
deavorB to pay wol merited com
pliment. Ye editor in company
with few friends, 9lcepted an in
vitation to dine With the newly
married pair and Sartook Of the
numerous nick-nacb usually pre-
pared on such occas lns, All unite
in wishing them a Ppy and pros
9sf29s J Is.44t.. t...s5, J,S &c., o..
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Masonic Notice.

To the members Of Rural Chapt
No. so:
Take notice, that R. W, GEE
A. Dannelly, Grand Lecturer OF
NJ. E. Grand Chapter Of Ark
R. A. NJ, will visit said Chapt
Evening Shade on the 9Th an(
of October, 1879, for the purpt
Iecturing the members there
the several degrees. Every
panion is earnestly requested t
tend, as it is desired that a Cou
of Royal and Select Masters be .
stltuted within said Chapter at tha
time.
By order of the M. e. II, P.
T. J. DAVIDSON, Sect'y.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Cash VS.. Credit.

pay, ''H W
hrects house from which to run away.
SO says the poet, and the experience
OF many a business man, as well az
many farmer has indorsed this state
ment But tits more especially applica-
bic to farmers. Merchants, from the
very nature of their business, must trust
and be trusted in return. To them a
credit system is indispensable. When
a demand for certain article is created
On short notice, the tradesman must be
'ole to supply his customers, and to do
20 1t often becomes necessary for him
o go IN debt for the goods; but if he
las foresight, buys with judgment and
his business, he will in
mort time have disposed of the goods
i profit and be rnad'' 4
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Local News.
See communications on fourth

-S6o COmmuQlCatlOnS on lOuTIu
page.
"A load Of watermelons, perhaps
the last Of the season, were brought
to town this week, and sold readily.
-Messrs. Hare, Noel, HuddleSton
and Simmons closed their schools
and returned to Evening Shade last
week, the term for which they had
engaged to teach having expired,
We learn that Joseph Kemp,
who Is to be hanged here one week
from tomorrow, has profeSsed re-
ligIon, joined the Episcopal church
and been baptized.
Ez-Mayor Oldham and wife are
the happjest people about town just
now, occasloned by the arrival Of a
little Ii pound stranger Of the male
persuasion, at their domicil.
The members Of the Evening
Shade Sabbath school met and held
services again last Sunday, and will
meet regularly hereafter, we are
told.
Mr.. Joseph Ault, who has been
engaged in teaching a school near
Hilton, this county, for several
weeks past, was in town the first OF
of the week. He reports crops
good in the vicinity Of Hilton.
Mr.. David Horton has removed
his boot and shoe shop to his resi-
dence in the west part of tOwn, and
requests us to state that he is now
ready to perform any work that
NAV be needed in his line.
-Tbe following named persons
have received marriage licenses since
our last report: E. G. Henderson
and Miss Minnie Turneyy Daniel
Crownover and Miss Nj. J. Fennell,
W. A. Hare and Miss Ellen Harden.
Mr.. H. T. Johns is busily en-
gagged manufacturing molasses with
his new cast mill and evaporator.
He presented us with a sample Of
what he has thus far produced, and
we pronounce it as fine molasses as
we have ever seen. Mr.. Johns will
be prepared to supply all who wish
to purchase, and we advise those
wanting good quality of sirup to
call on him.
The following is list of letters
received and not called for, during
the past week, at the Evening Shade
'postofice:
AR Brackett, Fred Brown, ThOs Frank
lin, A T Foster j Goodman, G E Goodwin,
W A Goodwin, T H Hymer, H N Jones,
Mrs P Jack Henry Kunkle, j N McCord,
W C Medlock, J " Powell, John Sharp,
Joseph Smith, Miss NJ Talburte, Albert
TAYLOR, James Wilkes, L J Williams NJ
F Williams, T P Whitby, Thos Woods, VIM
Wells. Postal cards-J H Barnett. d Y
Hardister. J X Jordan, D l. King, } &
Sims, c Shirly, W D White, VIM Williams,
NJ Ward.
-Messrs. R, NJ. Carter and c. K.
Horn have been in town this week,
'4Fa;'fSs5fthg 4Fa'fSs5fthg 6ot Hitchcock's Analy-
SIS 6f fhg BtbEe, a book embracing
tbs #boIS Of Che Old end New Tes-
L.. n
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
A Good BmgainI

A farm of 30 acres, 8 miles north of Eve
ming Shade; 30 acres in cultivation, SO uD-
der fence; one log dwelling, smOkehonse5
barn and stablosj good spring near resi-
dence. Over 100 apple and peach trees on
place, Also, Q good work bOrses, two
horse wagon, 3 cows, D yearllng calves. %
sheep, 20 hogs, several plows and ot9er
farm implements VIII sell the whole for
500. cash, Call on or address j. W. Buck
ley, Evening Shade, Ark.
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c11s.1.4s;a- fetlls4ys fry.
EVENING SHADE.

ME Chmcb, South: PredchiRg fyst dadhiw
Sabbdths IN each month"; Prdyer-aeeting and
lecture er0y JI'cdncsddy HiGH. " B Un8tedd,
p c. Baptist Church: PrcdcbiRg second Sab
bath and Saturday night before IN eGch month";
3 r HOlf0,d, pasf0r. PRESBYTERIAN ChUrch
PreachiRg fOurh SABBATH in each month. v
B Bai,d, pastor =. ..SaJbdh School at u u
Church at 8 o'cl0ck. " p Mchie, Sapt
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Mail Directory
EVENING SHADE.

HdinM Ridge: Daily; arrireS at Bpm; de'
parts at pm.
In Crosse: Daily; aI1iUes at | pm; depdrtS
at / pm. r.,
BatesriHe: ,SeB,i-weeHy; arrires ria Mar
rilIe WOndays and ThmSdaw at p ~; departs
ria POH Bag0u TharSdays and fridayS, 7dm.
Martins Greet, ria ash Fiat: JleekiU Grrires
Saturday, ut 6p m; departs Fridag, At 7am.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
old CLOTHES Made NelD.

Bring on your old clothes aud have them
renovated and made new. All kinds Of
dveing done to order, in the best style.
Binding and repairing done with the best
material. will remain in Evening Shade
but short time, 50 bring your clothes at
once, p. O. LARUE.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
StrGy Notice,

Taken up as a stray, by II. H. Flowers, OF
jackson township. Sharp county, Ark. and
posted before K. W. Hall, justice Of the
peace, Oh the 18th DAY of August, 1879, one
light sorrel mare. about 8 years Old, l2F
hands high, small white star m forehead,
right eye out; valued at S25.
T;J. DAVIDSON, Clerk
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Other COunties.
FULTON.

The Salem merchants are doing a
lively business.---New corn is
selling at 25 cents per pushel,' de-
livered.---The Informer says the
mail carrier from La Crosse to Sa-
lem brings the mail in occasionally
locked with o paddock with the key
attached.--HaddOck and son, who
were indicted for murder at the last
spring term Of Fulton circuit court,
were deiived to the sheriff of Fulton,
last week, having been arrested by
the sheriff of Washington county.
IZARD.
Mr.. Comstock, who was employed
IN Mr.. Gray's shop, in Evening
Shade during the past summer, has
removed to and opened boot and
shoe shop IN Melbourne. He is a
frst-class workman--Stock ira
ders from Missouri are purchasing
cattle in the vicinity of Melbourne.
Mr.. H. H. Hinkle, of Mel
bourne, and Miss NJ. II. Gardner, Of
La Crosse, were married Oh the Eth
instant.
INDEPENDENCE.
People who moved from Big
Bottom to Texas a few months ago,
are returning, and propose staying
in Arkansas. The district lnstl-
tute at Batesville was well attended,
and the exercises were interesting
and benifcial. --Independence VIII
not have a fair this season.---MrS.
P. p. johnson had her arm broken
by being knocked over by a butting
cali, a few days since----The Pilot
wants the co9lty court to sell the
old Batesvill6iail and build larger
one.--@-Mr. G. A. Maynard, OF
Batesville, has some pear trees that
bear two crops Of fruit each season,
and are now white with the third
crop OF blossoms this year'-'--- A
lady aged 73years was last week
sentenced to one minutes impri8on-
ment and fined $50 in Justices court
at Batesvile, for torcibly taking
possession Of premises belonging to
her daughte er- in-lawj and refusing to
~ DO ,,u
JACKSON!
An effort will be made to organize
o teachers association at Smlthville
on the third Saturday in October
----4Lawrence county total lndo6t
edness JULY 18th, 1879, was SS,l5l,'
08.---A competitive examination
Of persons who desire appointments
to state industrial university will be
held at Powhatan during cotnty
court IN October.
WHITE.
L.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Societies.
EVENING SHADE.

Rmd CHAPTER, No 80, r. h. w., meets hird
Saturday in each month. .Erening ShGde
Lodge, No 14S, h. r. d h. W.. meets Saturday
aigtt before the first Sabbath IN edch month. 80
Berear LodGej No so, /. o. q. r., meets friddg
nights semi-hOnhly.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

'-~ &-T hiarastsg1lll s.
ANY person caupht cutting timber on the
north half of section 16, township l6 north,
range west, in Sharp cOunty.will be pros
ecuted to the full extent Of the law.
Us. MEDLEY.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Book Bindinqt

viii remain in Evening Shade only one
week. book binding and repairing. This
Sept 25th. j. b. JORDEN.
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

White
ployed to take charge cted to
school at Searcy.----nd an
Beacon is advertising f6Io; S;ioS re,
ry writer. None but til J,eD ned
melancholy appearancdled
ulchral voice need apply,d
termelons having disappe'
local editor of the Searcy
has changed his diet to per
Nuts and turnip salad will
their order, and the hope Of
him out is no longer enterta.
the people Of White.
WOODRUFF.
A county fair will be held
gusta, commencing October 81
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25
Court Dir,
SHARP COUNTY

Circuit, Second Monday in Eel
AuGast. :. C6mty: First MOhday in
AWili Wly and OciOber.....Probat
Monday in February, May, august a,
render
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

Q6ll0HU. =.
Transient advertising, ten cents per line. each
insertion.
MarYiage and death notices, not Orer ten
lines, free; more than ten lines, hat transient
rates
Legal notices at Statute prices No legal dd-
UertiSemeats Inserted unless paid for IN adrGRce'
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

c.
Recorder.
NayOr..
, Marshal. .....
u Up COcbrGR R h.
= | 7 n Ob0rot I y La,
Sharp County record., 1879-09-25

j p Cochran, R h.
j N SharGr, j = Jon,
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COUNCIL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Church Directory

Services in the Presbyterian Church
every Sabbath at IL o'clock. A. NJ, and aI
o'clock, p. NJ. Prayer meeting and
short lecture Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. ....... AZ
Sabbath Schoo:-Judge Macfarlane, Su'
perintetdent. A. bible class conducted by
the pastor, Rev. John S. Grasty, d. ID.
Services in the M. E. ChuIch, south
every sunday at ~. 80 A. NJ. and Z 30 p. NJ.
by Rev 7. }. Gooch. Pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
7.30. Sunday school at 9 A. NJ. j. NJ
Marmsduks, Superintendent.
Services at Baptist Church every Sun
day morning and evening. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening. Rev. j q
Maple, Pastor. Sunday school ut \. NJ
james Carroll, Superintendent.
Services at the Chr !stian Church every
Lords day at 1890 A. NJ. and !.3U P. Nj
by Elder John A Brooks. Prayer meet
Dg. Wednesday evening at /. Sunday
school at 8. 80 A. NJ. b, l.. Locke, Sup't,
D. 5. Baptist Church Pastor, Elder J
K. l. o., Services every 4Lh, Saturday iu
e,ch month, and Sunday following, a,
at bslf-past ten o'clock, A.. N. All alt
cordially invited.
Services ut St. Paul's Episcopal Church
on secou d and fourth Sundays at II A. M
and $50 i. m. Rev. j. K. Gray, Rector
Sunday School st 2r. N. N. Lakeland
Supt. '''.'
Services at Methodist Episcopal Churcl
every Sunday morning and evening. Rev
T. J. Wheat. Pastor Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. sabbath Sehoo
at o o'clock A. M. j., Wright, Superin
tendent. Teachers meeting every Thurs
day evening. FL ,+.1, ~,
Services at the Catholic Church ever,
: Sunday. Rev. q. F. OLeary aud Fathe
Russell, Pastors. ,El,-t 's-e- .-.t sf.,
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Some time ago met Duke as tipsy as
could be; .,.-s.t -.t
And when I urged him home to go. he
rounded onto me;
He hit me in the eye, which caused con-
siderable pain;
He knocked me down, and picked me up,
and Knocked me down again.
So I took him into custody, and knew
no fear; " f
For there's but one law for the peas
ant and the peer.
The magistrate he says. ITO such assaults
do assign .. ....
A months imprisonment, withou: the
option of q fine. n .-.. ......
A man of education too! What ia his
name, I pray?" .. .....
And l says, so please your worship, it's
the noble Duke of A" i....--.. .
And didn't care rap, for it seems
quite clear 4. .-..
That there's but one law for the peas
-... ant and the peer. .-... 80
The worthy beak he hummed and hawed
anG looked extremely blank. ID
And said, Il didn't know you were a
gentleman of rank,
To see you standing in the dock gives me
moral wrench;
Pray take a..seat with me upon the mag
isterial bench
You'll see more plainly, if you'll step
up here,
That there's but one law for the peas
ant and the peer"
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TTTIFfA
SQQiattaa.


N,C.T.y u. meets lat the Opera House
every Msnday night at q 30. John A
Brooks, Pres't James Carroll, Sec'y.
Y.M. U.lA.--Devotipua meeting every
SUNDAY 2:30 p. m. Devotional meeting
every Tuesday, 7:5O- p. M. Business
meeting lat. Thursday IN each month al
p! N. lEl l9 ~@1'-4 ti J., f-i ito
A. o. u. w. meets every Tuesday eve
ming at 80. ohm A. Brooks, p. M. w. /;
J.Coatsworth, Secretary 4. b. Cake, w.
M; y. a.. spence, II. n t1t! H"a' :f.st@
~ Father Matthew RI CIT. A. & b. Soci-
> ETY. meets ON the third Sunday in each
month. flGs adj Re mi1l. hnE g2arJIHI
p Acting Grand Branch No. .. e. B. A.,
meets on Tie frst Sunday IN each month.
/, Crusads jCommanderyTs, nj, Edwards.
20 clock. 'hs'. '-'"t '7'"- Etlh
y MEXICO dc Ledge No. 2sl "A. r. and and A. NJ,
/, meets on the frst Tuesday in each moh.h b
ist2 Pm, and also On the arst Friday in
each month st 2 P. n. JAS. Carroli,W. M.
q, Mexieo Chapter No. III. Royal Arch,
d meets, on &, the second Friday in each
: month. SIN. Edwards, q. r. y ''''''H
! aHsbron Lodse No zs4, IA. r. and A.
M Regular connaunicationsi on the FIRST
. Menday In eheh month, atTtP!M j.. M.
Riley, WIN. >Had t1Iioo 2dJ h 'tssssl.
! Il. o.. b. F.-Mexican Lodge No %,
meets every Wednesday evening, at their
,Iach, N. O.. iQI,f5Tbf1 Je9lfaili 9iil oi
I'm Matnre Encanpnaeht No. 81. meets on
the, second and fourth Fridays In each
month. Lottis Phillips, @. P. siso2
" Aadrain county Medical Society meets
on the last Friday in each month, at p.
n. DR.. w. w. Mcfarlans, President /;
m Than A Kaefnn 2Acrafaxy
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COUNTY,

- = =
a National bank or two, but when so
much money was Withdrawn from the
channels Of circulation, the country
became a dead sea, instead of a run
ming stream, carrying fructifyins
power over the land. Ifbusiness had
been prosperous, this money would
not have been found seeking invest
ment at four per cent. In time of
peace, the spirit of avarice seeks op-
portunity to hold more of the public
debt, while people are hungry, owing
to the Withdrawal of capital from
trade, and unable TO obtain the labor
which they seek.
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Ny evidence give in my uneducsted
way.
The beak remarks, "Your grace has
heard TINS poor ponceman's say;
I needn't say how kind twoull be, if you
should think it right ' "-.
On his Boeotian words to throw little
ducal light.
You'll pardon me, I'm cure; when l
sit up here
I've but one law for the peasant and
the peer"
The Duke he up and says. says he. 81
BE-. haven't any doubt
most numerically banged that officer
about ... ..-.
! had been dining very free on port and
sher-y-wIne, '-
And richly deserve to suffer in a heavy
fnei -....a
And beg to say rejoice to hear
.s That there's but ono law for the peas
49,. ant and the peer" -.ss...
The beak replies, "I'il measure even JUS
tlce TO your grace.
I hold the magistrate who would deal
hardly with q case -&
Because the prisoners Duke would not be
worth, his salt. 7''s
That you're the Duke OLA. is your mis-
fortune-not your fault.
And don't see why shoul be Sc
we're 500 't..:+
Because you're not peasant, but a
frst-class peer. go -s .-..'.'
.Your grace's noble conduct in conse T.
ia ing to a fine a,af..f
Reflects the brightest lus tre on your proud
ancestral line.
The two iassa uits at less than half a-crown
- Il caunot fx; \ / J L 1
The summons is two shillings---and the
totals ons~and six.
g And ] tFusty9ur grace woh'fthink it
~ - Nydsar---sA - ~ !. ~.
There's but one law for the peasant
and the peer"
.-l4.4& Z AlE1IA!.o2 1TA.t
And the Duke did wed the daughter of
that beak, q girl of charms, IT
rAna onishelattsngth ofit. the beaH aid
buy coat-ofarms,
And as be. had TO. choose . crest, the
,E@hSlel laffair e cieash:Its
1t was Flunky Rampant on q Magiste-
rial Bench, -,
P3l~ With the pregnant motto, on Asesoll.
'Up here
Thers Is but one7isw forTthe peasa mt
and the peer. e@ :
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t+O& / 4 44A4lZ-A--n-s- -s-&--&-~- 1 "a i .
The use of potatoes in teaching
"cube' r6ot'' fsa fatber novel idea,
We have always taken ours in anoth-;
'ss sbrn 10 for ahotbe5 AgIR Rose;
RSt wskea t,rSpg ? 'PxAd4aN HAT" :
how 'sMaIphy's can be turned TO TO
E6fa- -rafe1 1aetsdkints tsih Ddrt aftfhnetic
,ciapes, tepaka thsnas sandsrstard as
wsI as work ehhe SrSoe H fdrnip
viii 40 as-&eif r. you have noregu--
larIbiocks,. We hope etherey il, pot 2
teacher id tie ronhtry who HIS hot
mss tered this sub hjects and who does
Iddtf fteacffit To- his older. pupils = IN z
aavrtamt mska tue rmeas natter not
4of memory, but of intelligencea and
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STATE DIRECTORY.

James Harding, of Cole. .frf
>. S. Marmaduke. of St. Louis. -l-
sohn Walker, of Howard. .tfl.s- u
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM aI
RESIDENT OFFICES. 34' ~.
7. r. II. Smith. N. d., superinten-
dent and physician.
III. X. Hinde. NJ. D., first assistant
physician. 40. .-.f a. ,sEf -s.
T. A. Howard, NJ. D., second as
sistantphysic an. -.gasgs-l
G. o. Atkinson, steward. .af sr
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM. l.
Vim. d. Kerr, A. M, superintcn-
dent.
James X. Shelley, Jr., steward. 10
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OF PENSIONS.
From Mr. Voorhees, Speech.

Mr.. Voorhees, said he was going to
vote for the application Of the ten
millions lying idle in the treasury to
payments Of arrears Of pensions. The
senator from West Virginia (Davis)
informed this body that she would
take no step backward in resumption.
He lYoorhees) would take a thous-
and backward steps, II he could re-
store 7 the sipHrestsl Of sths apesple
lUeslsed bs kankruptey thFass pom
the country. The machinery of the
Secretary Of the Treasury had with
drawn the benefits of circulation from
business channels and placed them
ID the hands of capitalists resting up
on the shoulders of slaBoroj There
was in fact no specie resumption, but
oily an equalization of currency. Fl
an act had been passed declaring
that the government would receive
its own money for what was due 10
Il, t. ggreenbaeksa coulhl haveg bae,N paa
item years ago where they are now.
The boast is 'madc Of $50, o,ooo, 700
of bonds being taken in one day by
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT. .,..:
Regular Terms--Fourth Monday in
January, first Monday in June, and
second Monday in October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms-Secona Monday IN
March, May, July, September, No
yember and January. '+
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terms irst Monday in
MAY, August, November and Feb
ruary
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ONE LAW FOR ALL MEN.
A BAD BALLAD.

THE POLICEMAN AND THE DUKE--BY
THE AUTHOR OF "H. NJ. S.
= .-...r-. PINAFoRE "
~ From Time for May.
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? Office in Opera Block

- k--- So
Has for sale large selection of town
and country improved and unim-
proved property at very low figures
and on reasonable terms.
represents the following old sub
stantial Companies AZ -.
Home n. ...assets 6.1O4, ,651
Continental N. y. % 94O,085
InsW ancc Co. of N. a. ..--.
Philadelphia. 49,. assets 6,6Ol, ,SS4
Fireman 'sFriend Cal. Gold
assets. ....,........,... 7Os,6
assets. .................. s,77s,651
n. British 81 Mercantile of
London Gold Capital. -. 10000 900
Assets in the u. S...... 1912
LIFE INSURANCE.
North Western Mutual Life lns. Co.,
assets. .SlS ,O62 1926. .02
Abstracts and convey ances furnished
on reasonable terms. Correspon
encen solited. b-t +
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-29
w. Humphrey, MD. 7. A. keetrn, N. d.
DRS, HUMPHREY g. KEETON

Have entered into co-partrership in the
practice of NJ edicino and Surgery, in Gii
theil branches, Office rooms northwest
corner public square, over Galioway's
grocery store.
Office hours (as far as possible| from
to9 "a. m. and 7 to 8 p m.
DR. Seehon will be found at the office
at n ght; DR.. Humphrey at his residence.
Aug. 5. 1S.6-iy
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-29
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS: :rF
Justice of the Peace Joseph Lupton
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
1Enoch Hooton
Justices OF feace' Orlando Hit
Constable. ..... .Rob't Hooton