davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-09
THE BEST PAPERI TRY ITI
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
THIRTY SIXTH YEAR.
THE SCIEFTIFIC AMERICAN.


wesf,v eSSasnsiac A.s1ieen is lar, First c1.,.
mott Sssn,;si 81 steeesn pages printed in Tho
.nIsnatS aytS.aIu! style, profusely iiastrased vi,S
1sr,;o. 4ravlnes. representing the new~, ~.
.o1 SoSo .ao NE most recent Advances In ,hs AZ
IN I;nfes; including New and Interestina Far:
M.aic., Y. Aerticulture. the Home. Ss.ish
GCi.. fIosr =, Social Science, Ma uni His,n'
al ISy, - Astfonomy. The most valuable nrs";,,
a. sciaras ~ emineat writer's In slI depsrim ami.
can. ~ '"e scientific Ameri.
,ncin.s' is' Sz..o pr year, $500 half ye.r. which
- -. SSe: ,Dacceunt to Agents. SINGLE con-
~ Yer Sean sold by all Newsde aier. Rsn,!.
.f.rk r.. eiSer ~ g 1UNN 4 CO., Pubiishers. 3;
PhTkNTN a eenaection with the Scientific
S.;.; Z ~ 0M 4Ns American, Meesrs Mum r." ars
n. n.1 sx x. american and Foreign Fatents hsv'
i.sv., a.ssAH HSsn e1pertence, and now have =.
ohss;r.S rS.sOnsnnment ~ sn In the world Paten,s AZ
m"da ~ cn tee hest terms A special notics n
,....0ss tno ocaentiac American ii IN Invsn,;,n:
sSi6.ns .seToSgn ae this Agency with the name ana
is.so' os the Patentss. BY the immenss Il
~ na..; public attention is directed to
Sncsicr ~ =. soe new patent, and sales or ine,o.
"ac.soa % en easily effected. " A"''"'
tc~.Cy. psssoo who has made new dfscovarx q.
. .ss".s e.a ascertain, free Of charge. vhaine,
r"r ~ ~ erSosbiy be obtained. by vri.ino so
.Sc,s y. Co. We also send Tree our hand SooS
H.rS. tas fetsnt LAW, Pateu u, Caveats rrsSs.
a. .nS,s eysts, and how procured, With hinss
-. eovsucc on in INVENTIONS Ad trass To-
MI TS Soecerntng Patents,
ne,,.A 0G3NA ", 81 Park Row. New York
01nes Once, cor. + / 7th Sta, Ws.hinston s' r
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-12-09

Let the people decide the Post Master
chip BY the popular vote.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
FOB TIE cEiET,
1NAYALE. MAY 3D..

INAvALE, May 3D., 1880.
The people of this community were
greatly shocked by the sudden death
of Miss Mary Stevenson, which occur
rcd on the morning of the 9th ult.
She was sick only "a: hours, and not
considered dangerously i'll till about
an hour before she died. She was the
oldest daughter of MIR. Hugh. Steven
son, and was greatly beloved by all the
family, and also by every one who be-
come acquainted with her. She had
received a first class education and her
mind was enriched with foreighn travel.
The house abonds with works of art
from her hands, the music of her
voice, and her piano will now be hush
ed. She will be greatly missed. So
quiet and unassuming was she that the
beauty of her character could not be
realized only upon intimates acquain-
lance, but she was always pleasant and
social to every one. 1t is said that
death loves a shining mark" it was
so in this'case. She was a CONSTANT
member of the Baptist church, and
although we mourn for he. our loss is
her gain. BErsEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
cEATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.

WHRREAs. Jos. ". Moore. of Blue Hill
Webster county, Neb,, did on the LIST day oil
September. 1879. for value received make and
deliver his one certain promissary note of that
date in writing for the sum of tine Hundred and
twenty six tsl26j dollars. due December Let, 1879,
drawing interest At the rate of ten per cent pei
annum from date sill paid and fifteen dollars
as iquidated damages If action be brought
thereon or on the mortgage given TO secure the
same or if the sane be not paid when due. and
payable to George ". Updlke or to his order.
And Whereas en- the 9th day Of Septembe:
1879 said Jos. W. Moore Ia secare the psymeu,
of said note made his certain chattel mortgage
Of said date in writing and delivered the same TO
the said George W. Ipdike. and therein and
thereby sold and cOnveye l to said George W.
Updike the following described chattel property
to-wit:
One frame dwelling house 16x2l. with I0xI5
Is in Biloxi Twenty-t1o or 10 :ie town Of Blue
Hill, State of n ebrcska, also one implement
house 24xs2. adjoining H.. B. Munson,s black.
ssith sbo1 an Blue Hill Nebraska which said
1919. ut the hour Of Seven o'clock and IL minutes
in the forenoon @: SAID day. filed in ths office Of
the County Clerk of Webster county. Neoraska.
And Whereas. afterward to-wit. on the I'D
day or vcrcucf. 1919. he the said George w.
Updike for valde received sold Endorsed and de-
livered said note and NOR gage to the under
signed J. NJ. Norton Who Is now the owner and
And Whereas default ha. been made in the
payment of the above mentioned prom'ssary
note or any part oft.
Now therefore public notine is hereby given
that | the san 1. u. Norton. will on SATURDAY.
the 18th day of May. A. ID. lSSo. ut tie hour of
l O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. at the
said mortgagcd prem ses in Blue Hill. Webster
county, Nebraska. sell at public veniue To the
highest bidder for cash all the above described
chattle property or so much as m y be necessary
to. pay the amount now due on said mortgage to-
Wit: SIG. and ten per cent interest there on from
September LIST, 1879. aud Sis as iiausdaied DANA
ges- j, u. NoRIoN.
Dated May LIST. 1880. may-6-g
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Settlers On Government Lads,

Homesteaders and others who have no,
yet proved up on their claims should re
member that the new rulings require tina,
they shall advertise at least four ~witnesse.
who are Eot relatives Of the party proving
up. and that the time and place Of max
ing proof shall also be stated in the
notice. This, i. is claimed, is for the
purpose of giving parties who may have
adverse claims on the land a chance to
appear and present their claims. Those
who wish to prove 10 can have their ap-
|plication papers made out at the CBIEF
office. free Of charge, 81 We always keep
p supply of blanks on hand for this pur-
pose. and as She editor Of this paper is
Notary Public. the affidavit does no. cos,
anything. thus p cents is saved to each
one who publishes his final proof notice ia
tue CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06

While in Plattsmouth We met ouI
old partner, II. NJ. Bushnell, who now
edits the daily Enterprise. Bush get:
up good spicy little paper. We also
met McMurphy of the Herald. And
the Courdnt fellows, all of whom arc
'jovial fellows.
As We passed through Iowa We
noticed that they had also had some
wind there, the light soil was piled up
in drifts, in places as high rs the fences.
They have recently had one or two
good rains.
In Illinois the mud is knee deep i'm
places and the continuous rairs have
very much retarded spring work. Ii
Nebraska could have had part OF
Illinois rain and Illinois part of Ne
braska's dry weather both states would
be better off.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Mrs. Lutz will not be undersold.
The largest stock Of millinery ia the
valley, at Mrs. NcBride'e.

Mrs. Lutz will not be undersold.
The largest stock Of millinery ia IN.
valley, at Mrs. NcBride's.
GRACE CHrRcn.-Divine services in
court house every Sunday, ut 3 r. "
All are invited.
Gentlemen If you want your wives e
look charming. call and get N OF
those stunning hats AT AIRS. Lutz'.
Besiey & Perkins will receive thi.
week their spring stock Of scythes,
forks, hay rakes and cradles. also =
large line Of green wire cloth for win
dow screens.
The ladies OF the Womans Christian
Temperance Union. will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Roby, next Friday
afternoon, at four O'Clock. 4 general
attendance Is requested.
Ibi- part OF the country has been
very much sighted by the clerk of the
weather. Superior and vicinity had a
good rain last week. and only last
Monday night Bloomington caught it
"a regular dashing rain, in fact it has
rained all around Us Of late and the
good people have begun to wonder
why, if according to scripture, it rains
upon the just and the unjust, that We
should be sighted.
Since the above was in type it has
rained, oh SO nice and gently, and
Vegetation and everything else seems
10 have taken a new lease Of life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06

Go to Putnam for shade trees.
Trimmed hats 75cts. and upwards, a,
Mrs. Eowlers.
Don't forget to get prices of goods a,
Liddy's old stand.
A nice line of fancy Ribbons and Ties
at Mrs. Fowlers.
Wall paper in great veriety at
Browns.
A large line Of elegant dress buttons a,
Mrs. Fowlers;
Window shades and fixture, at
Browns furniture store.
The Liddy Stock must be cold, come
early and get good Bargains.
Don't fsreet to put out trees, Putnam
has any amount of them.
SUBSCRIBE for the CHIEE, the best To-
cal paper in the Valley.
Now is your time to save money BY
buying goods of A. s. Marsh.
60 and see the fine stock offurniture
at Browns, before purchasing elsewhere.
Ladies call at Mrs. Fowler and see the
largest stock Of millinery goods in the
city.
If you want Hats trimmed in the very
best manner, go'to Mrs. Fowlers you will
be suited.
Go and see goods. and prices. before
buying. at Browns furniture and wall
paper store.
Crown Jewell Patent -four, can always
be had at the store Of Chas. f. Putnam.
The best aour 10 the valley.
Ladies go to Mrs. Fowlers where you
can get q stylish hat elegantly and cheap
ly trimmed by = first GLASS Trimmer.
Chas. f. Putnam has just received a
large invoice Of the best grades Of coffees,
sugars. teas, syrups. canned goods and
everything usually kept in o ssst class
grocery store. It
Mr.. Montgomery regularly deals cut
fresh milk to the Inhabitants Of Red
Cloud. Milk delivered every day, Sun
days not excepted.
We are glad to learn that c. E. Put
nam has made arrangements o supply
trees. Cottonwood, Ash, and Boxelder in
any quantities large or small
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
kxEcy ..EXs.
Railroad work still in the lead.

Railroad work still in the lead.
Boarding cars left last week.
Mr.. GofFord, from near Milwaukee
Wis. Is building a good store room
20x40 feet, lac has it nearly ready 10
~plastering.
Miss Mile Smith has been engaged
to teach the school III Arnboy for IN,
coming year, a sensible move in tn,
school board, changes are di-trucfiv.
Of good, when a good teacher i. di-
missed without a good cause.
The eighth wonder, the Amboy
school house, has been built and about
completed without any wrangling.
One Of our grog shops has moved.
and We are longing for an opportunity
70 say farewell To the other.
Elder S. c. Baur, formerly Of Jefferson
county, visited Elder Johnson, on his
way to Norton county, Kans.. and
preached last night.
Mr.. Ha1ley's babe has been sick for
over a week and is not much better.
Elder Johnson is in the Bee business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06

j. Monroe Taylor,s Gold Medal Salera-
tus and Soda is cleansed of every impuri-
BY, and so arranged and combined that
pill unhealthy and injurious properties arc
stricken out, while Carbonic acid, the
poly active property remaining, is held in
check until set free, thus evolving a gas
by moons of which Bread is raised. and
each acid thus destroyed, which makes it
suitable for the most delicate or dyspep-
tic stomach. Try one paper, and you
never will have any other. Grocers aud
Druggists keep It.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Be Wise and Happy.

Ifyou will stop all your >~extravagan,
and wrong bottoms in doctoring yoarsell
and families with expensive doctors OF
|humbug cure-aIls that do harm always.
and use only natures simple remedies
for all your ailments-you will be wise,
well and happy. and ave great expense.
The greatest remedy for this. the great,
wise and good will cell you, is Hop Bit.
on it. See another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Race Ecrses Ruined.

FoDzo, q promising race horse, fr
which his owner refused S. 500 was ru
lned recently by a cegro groom who broke
the horae's jaw with o club. Kendall S
SPAWN Cure is the most valuable remedy
ever known for every kind of an Injury,
bruise, cnt or gore, as well as for any
kind of lameness on beast or man. 1t
is truly wonderful what success evc.ybody
has with it. Read advertisement for
kendalrs SPAWN Cure in another col
IumD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06

Miner Bros. having jus, received a
case Of standard prints Mt the late re-
duction in eastern markets, are enabled
To offer their customers n bargain in
this line.
Ladies, 4 word with Won. nice mil
linery good to look stylish and { show
off to the best advantage must te put
on by a firs; class milIiner, and the
only place in Red Cloud where o can
get that done..is al Mrs. Fowlcr's. one
door north of the Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

Notice il hereby given. tha. I will examine
all persons who may desire to offer themselves
common schools of Webster county. at Red
Cloud on the first Saturday in the 10 n'ts Of
February. Nay August and Novemb Der; At
Blue Hill on the FIRST SATURDAY in tue months 81
January, April. Iuly aud October, At Guide
Rock on the first Saturday in the months Of
March. June. September and December.
Examinations to commence 1T . o'clock A. n.
A. 4. fuPg.
County Superintenae.; Of Public Instruction
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Land Office a, bloomington. Neb. April ,h. lss

Notice is hereby given tina, the ~foliowins
named settler has fled notice OF bis intention 20
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. before james \. Tur-
leys. Clerk OF the Court of Webster county. a,
bis Office. in Red Cloud. Neb., on Monday June
NIB. ls30. viz:
John McCalium. Jr. Of Ca.hcrton. Neb,
Homestead lsl6 for the soa.h-tast :. section -.
town 1. range II west. and names the following
~ his witnesses. 10 prove continuous rrsi1-nc.
upon and cultivation of said tract. VIZ: William
H. Dreamer. and beorge y. : ather. of ,ztherton.
Neb. cod Peter l.. Honbeck. and Nelson Bart
lett. Of Wells, Neb.
a~prsmay5. S. W. SWIrZER, ReTi.ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Lanl oacr =. Bloorningtnn N.h- VI, In \
Land oaiee a, bloomington yeb. April. SIS.

Notice IL hereby given thai, the foiio~ip,
mans 81 settler has Sled notice II b.. 10 .ntion e.
make fEsl proof in suppor; Of HI, claItn. and SC.
cure FINAL cntry thereof before james \. Iul-
ley. clerk of court 10 Webster county. a; Ia.
oatee in Red cloai N.b.. on the 18th day Of
MAJ. lssU. viz:
Richard Lewis. "f Cioyerton. N.br Home
stead Entry. No. lIJ. for fhe north-es.tI =. sec.
r.. town Z, r1ngc II west. and name. the follow
ing 90 b. witnesses. To prove continuous re-i-
derec upcn snd cultivation II saIi tract. VIZ:
Alonxo IObin. Laurence A. Tobin. WIlIian 4.
Thorn sn1 Charles Churchill all Of " eil.. N.o.
aprzsmayT :. W. owIIZEk. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Land Oaice =, Bloomington N.b. Apr. I2,h Isso

Notice 10 hereb, given that the f~ol!owins
pamei settler has flied notice Of he intention q,
make final proof in suPpprt 81 his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before James A. Tul-
lcys. county CLERK Of W eb.ter county Seb.. n,
his Office ia Red Cloud on Friday Nav lith. l.sO.
joseph W. Warren H'd entry Ne. is15. Tor
the northeast quarter of section l. town , rang.
ii west. and names the following n. hi. witness
&c 10 prove continuous rrsidene. on a a ~cultiva-
ton Of said tract. viz: Iiichard T.. Tinker.
Henry J. Msurer. Henry McCune and fraus
Tenant. all OF Red Cloud Neh.
aprl5nal5 W. sWiIZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Land oface at Broon,irg.on. Neb. April 5th. 1850

Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof. proof TO be made be-
tore James \. Tsl.ess. Clerk of the Court o.
Webster county. at bis Office. in Red Cloud.
Seb.. on Saturday. May sth. lSs0. viz:
Arthur e. Phelps. Homestead Entry I2i5.
for the northeast u. Sec. 20. town 2. RANCE 10
west. and names the fJli0wins "a his witusss-s.
to prove continuous residence upon and %cul,iva-
ton of said tract, viz: John Zaohery. Frank
C.ckrill. Christopher Cox. aud Adam Salsden.
all Of Red Cloud. Seb.
apr8mny6 :. W. SWlTZER. Rey'sf.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Notice to Creditors c: George zaiss, Deceased

In County Court,
Webster County. Neb.)
In the matter Of the
estate of George Zeiss, deceased. /. e.. ".
Haley. County Judge of said county. hereby
notify ali persons having claims agsina the aid
estate, that | have appointed tie 9Th DAY Of
May, A. ID. lsSh, for the reception, examination
and adjustment of said claims. and demands as
provided by law. at my Office in sail Webster
county. and all persons so interested in said
estate. will appear at said time and place or
within six months from the date last above writ
ten, and duly present their said claims or de-
mands IN the man1er required by law. or show
cause for not so doing. and in case any OF sand
claims shall not be presented within the time
fixed by this court the same shall be forever
barred.
Notice is also give en- that Sophia l.. Zei~s.
las been daily appointed Administratri, OF the
said estate Of George Zeiss. deceased. Given
under my hand and seal. of the said county court
this Ind day Of April, A. d. 1880.
Z. W. KALEY.
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
w ell Boring.

The undersigned will bore vells asd
insure an abundance of water or 20
Short time will be given when
Call on or address,
HENRY LAvERTY,
Batin, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Final Proof Notices.
L..aoaS., m.oninr,cn Sc. h., ID, Isn

Land os,cfs .. WsonirEten Neb. Nay tta. IL e
Notice Ia hereby gwen ths, the ~foliauir.
named settler Ia Sled aotie. pf bis Intention q
make snsi rroof IN support Of b., sial-n. sni .,.
c.rr tnal eulry theress before Jaa-s \. Tai
ley.. clerk Of The cogrt % Wshsts- county. q,
bis efee % Red CloGi. Seb. ~ Friday. Jaae
Sch. 100. via:
Err.t Miller. Of Biss HnI Neb. ia zprI..-
ton Isl. fsr the po-iheasti ss- Nts-a tr.rr,
10 -es;. sps r.,s.s the ioliostax a. b..
eE 10 pror- ooutir anus rosiasncs OF and ~~uittra.
ton OF taiS irket. viz Alter. FIarsrts.l
asgus; Eiunentszi. ont, Ncr<a,en. Aad U.orx.
1.ss sliof Bspe HI Ssb.
nsy0sns5 =. ". ssirrrz. R-.irsr.
Lani oace a. Bloomington Neb. Hly s,h. lss1.
Notice IL hereby given ths, the folissTrs
named settler has fled notice Of tis In,ea.l1n 70
make final proof 10 sBpuort Of bis e!ain. Art
secure Small s-'yT thereof befrre JAmsr vst
lsy.. e!sIk Of the oOgr IA Webster County a. b..
orlee N Red II0ad N.b.. on Saturday Jars 5th.
iss1. VIZ.
Absslom Batter. Hi. arrliootiop No. ills.
Tor the rorh-se.t quarter. Sc. -. town &
range II west, aud names the foll5sia. n. h.
witnesses. t. prove eostInuous residence upon
and cultivation Of ssit tract y,E Rieh.r. :.
SJIman Springer. George ". BroSa.
and eiiAs ;. Wells. all OF HeI.. S-5.
I1aytsUne5 :. W. SN TLER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-05-06
Trees! Trees!! Trees!!
Go to C..E Putnam for forrest trees.

Kinney 4 Bonney brown Leg horn eggs
for sale, el.50 per dog.
81 Nv MKs, W, 3. ROXY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
Administrator Sale.

Notice is here by given, that 10y virtue OF an
order of the Probate Court OF The County o H'
ION. No, made at the February term, Keo,
7. Jarob T. AXE, Public Admin strator or
iron county, Mis-, ouri, in charge Of the estate
of Isaac Price. deceased, will on the 2'tn
,7ay o. April, 1850, at the east front door OF
sh3 courthouse in the C:ty ~ IrOnton. tonn-
~ of IRON and during the session OF the Cir
cut curt OF said County of Iron sell a.
uubEc sale I'll the interest of Isaac Price,
Zee. ased in and to the following real estate,
10 wit: a..
The east half Of lot Numbered two OF the
rortnw. st quarter of So t'on three t3), III
township thirty-four (34). north, IF range wv"
east-containlnc Al 27-100 acres. more or less ;
upon the following terms. TO wit:
Twenty-Five p cent OF the purchase h,Ohey
ca n in hand and the balance on crtdlt o,
six months, the purchaser to give note ano
improved security for the deferred rayint NJ
81 d "A Deed to tie property to tie maze u o.
!, the full ayment of the III chase nn.ey
JACOB T. AXE,
,o,1s,es Admlnistt asor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
TRUSTEES 5 ALE.

Whereas, Ira NJ. kaney by his deed OF
trust. dated the 9Th day OF december,
1872, duly recorded in the office OF the
recorder of deeds for the county of Iron,
and State of Missouri, in Book 20. page
IS, did convey to the undersigned, frtis-
Tee, the following described real estate. .
living. being and situate in the county VI
iron, and State of Missouri. TO Wit:
The undivided ohe-half OF the north,
.ast quarter of the northeast quarter ana
the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section sixteen (l6). in town
ship thirty (30) north, Of range four t4)
east:
Winch said CONVEYANCE was made IN
rust to secure the paymea: OF a certain
,,rcmissOry note therein mentioned ana
described; and. whereas, default has been
,,ade in the payment OF said note;
Now. theI efure. at the request OF the
legal holder OF said note. and III pursuance
.f the terms Of said deed of trust. l, the
undersigned trustee. will. on
lSdturday, april 24th. 1880,
1T the east front door of the courthouse,
in the city of lrOuton, Iron county, Mis-
=ouri. between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock i'm the
afternoon of that day. sell, at public VEN
t;ue, the above described real estate. ia
me highest bidder, for cash, 20 satisfy
said note and the costs and expenses OF
this trust. j. GRANDEUR ME-,
uor25n3(; Trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby gwen I" all creditors ana
others interested In the state OF WAR"
clark. m dece. sed, th~t !, the unrersi"D' O
admln,- tr tor Of said estate. intend t" max
fnal settlement th.ra o. at the next tern 81
the Probate Cour, of Iron county MISS 'nri, 70
De begun ana held at the courthouse IN IRON
On in said County AID State. on t e 81 dat
Cnnosree Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
Dr Reynolds coul

hat 49,. 49, lOr Reynolus county, his-
souri,. i'm Book "6,' on pages 149, 10
and ISL, conveyed to the undersigned,
trustee, the following described real es-
tate, situate, lying and being in Reyn-
olds county, Missouri, to wit:
Lot One. in Block Nine. in the town OF
Centreyille. in the county OF Reynolds:
aforesaid. as the same is represented on:
The plat of said own on file in the once:
Of the recorder of deeds OF said county OF:
Reynol :; -:
Which said conveyance was mace III:
trust to secure the payment OF certain
notes therein mentioned and described;
and, whereas. default has been maze III
the payment of SAID notes:
Now, therefore, at the request OF the
alholder OF said notes. and in pursuance
of the terms of said deed of trust. the uil-
,lersi@ned trustee, will, on
Saturday, April 24th, 1881,
1T the east front door of the C urthonsc'
in the city of IrOnton, Iron county MIS-
souri,. between the hours of . 0 clock A.
NJ and ) O'Clock P. NJ. OF that day. sell. AT
rublic yendue, the above described real
estate. to the highest bidder, for cash, to
satisfy said note and the costs and expens'
is of this trust. j. GRANDHOMME,
Inr25n36 lTus'ee'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22

THE ARCADIA CONSERVATORY OF MUsIo-Es-
tabli he'd in the Convent or the Ursuiines, aims
70 impart sound and practical as well as the
oretical knowledge of music. Any young lady
of fair talent taking full course in the Con-
srryatory will not be mechanical note-player,
hut q thorough performer as well as composer.
Terms very reasonable. Apply as above.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-04-22
NOTICE of Final Settlement.

Notice of, is hereby given to all crednors
and Others others interested IN the estate o.
Willism Buckner, deceased, that l, john b;
Buckner, administrator OF sa q .s'ate, lhItDu
to make final settlement thereof a. the mex
term Of the Probate Court of Iron county
Missouri, to be held at Ironton, on ne 81 day
~ Nav. 1850. JOHN B. BUt kNER,
81 1n37 aubnu'r0 o'