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ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
Special Dtspdtch to Tia Chicago Tribune,

oPtCtut 1<uPA&FH ~ ihp LH&AR0 4T7OlkHSs
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jun. Tin the Supreme
Court today, the following orders were
entered:
~. liay,ynrsl VI. Morrill,, appeal from Arprl1nte
Court, Third District: Mtggeston VI tteAth nj
nppellce and nppcnreHce ot administrator
I. Ergleston ys. Skinner. crr,r to Appellate
Cnnrt, Third District: motion by Hprcllant fur
continuance; appearance Uf defendants entered
II. Juliet & ChtrnRns Ilniiroal Company vs.
JIca1cy 1T nj. a lnbtlon w,s nude by appellant
tn rclian1 tho cssise to Appellate Cn.rt Tor t',!-
lnR Of facts, us tito record did mt furnish my.
Tho casp fs n Chancory cAsG nn1 tho entire
record was acnt up; md, unnn the ilcR TINT tho
present RtntMtcs npl the rifles or tho Court rt,-
9nlrc Il finding Of thu factH Iii thnt ctnss nf
GilseH, tho appellant conceived tho possibility
tl,at hs record wits imperfect, AMI nskct II It
WIS necessary tllAt It should ho rc.nanird for
that purpose. ThiA question was l,eloro tho
Court ut the session Mt Mount Vernon. TT
November, n1l WIS very carefully considered,
nn!l tho majority of tho Court were Of tho
opinion that IN chanccr3' casrs tho ontlrp
record, nnur tho present stNt8 IF our statutes,
were brought 10 thiA Court for review, md TINT
tho provisions Of inv which suy TINT the al,-
rtcnG Court nrc mt to f1lss upon questions ut
fMct. ntn. hnyg no application to rIMlcrry
cases. lIunIo tho nlOtlon IL oytrrl,lel, lo1uK
unnecessary. Opluion by DIckcy.>).
Adjourned till ta-lMorrow morning.
, 1880-01-08
A RABBITS new CALL.

Bt1tEE U0F8'ttH II 1I1 EH4t5f9d TF19QH7v
MILWAUKEE, Jan, 7.-rfIu llev. Dr. Il. Epl,-
stein l,,.s rendered his resignation, as llai'b
ot tho Congregation lyilo Jesl1url1n, to tako
effect tho LIT Of March. DR.. Epl,stein Inns
been elected to tho Charge Of tho spiritual af-
fairs Of the Jewish residents Ut, Ka,.sns City
fur Il term Ut i've yrars, nlltl will nlake that
thriving Western tnwn llIs future iutllH. Al
though thu departure 0f tliO Rabbi will 0rca-
sion lllue!l regrqt. tllera u so,l,e satisfaction.
IN thu knowledge tlat llo PROPOSES to 1eMyu
behind him Ills accomplished daughter TIL
lie,. WHO ilas formed n nlarita1 enlargement
with Felix kuuler, young and promising
member Ut tho Milwaukee, bur.
, 1880-01-08
phys.cians recommend St. Jacobs on.


TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR EUNfEn-
ops patrnns throufhout tas st5 He hnyo Esao, T.
deaiRnhted bcfow. wheFa advertisements vii! bs
taken fur tho aams price ~ chntKa At thn Main
tt,o weak, md unt!I 2. nj. on saturyiaJ4: -,
j. It. HIMM4, Booksellers ard E&Aton0rB, Ii
u HOBART, Druggist, SO Cottage Grore.av,
&. y; WALbEN, NoTsdeoicr. stattones. ETC.. lm
Wett Madte1f1-et. ngnr WGasern.hv.
Til HONNtCi!YEN, Druggist ~ nlus island-av.
corner or rwetItt.tE
II q. IlE1tRIGK, Joweter, Nonrdea1cr, And Fnncy
0Ot,d8. 7aJ 14akH.Rt., ctlFner Lincoln.
Asgnt. News and Htatonery Hopot. tS Eaat division.
IT,. betMccn lta4n!lo and We1la.
i. BUif.fSIIiAM + CO., Druggists rs North
ClAIk.6t corner niYtalntl.
, 1880-01-08

now flll ondchrH tho princesses 10 cnch other,
md renders meeting. source Of greater Joy
feitcd viii spionior. They htaf' l,ok back witt,
plpna,irr to tho time they hJpk their turns IN
housekeeping, md TO thu projects they formed
lnQlaY,N
, 1880-01-08
THE LITTLE ONES,

= Tho case Of tho Lake Shore s. Michigan
Houihe,n Railroad Company w. Clemens, q
suit to recover dh,lages for au injury to
nppeilee's mllk-wagon, turued on the simple
, 1880-01-08
ioWA LIVESTOCK.

Special Correspondents Of The Chicago 1rthanA
DEs MONIES, Ill.,, Jun. 5.-fhe returns to
the Stnte Auditor TOR 1889 show the fol-
lowing livestock IN tiU State:
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tr,.. ~ 1I. :, n,I1.,1 n 17k1t I.1,.I ~,
Inc eose o1 ~. u. ialcote agAl'fst charles
i. lsrackttt lnvolyctl multitude of facts
nl,d very little Inv. Drackutt flied bill to
l1,''n. 1..' n.,, ,so 's's san %
ent . tr"fHua's oH@cW. ~ Whtaf"ty lnl"1lc:
ton WAS iaslles'' ana on tllial hearing inatlo
perpetual. 1t see,lH tllat I'll 1874 Talc1ft nnd
I}rackett went Into business torethcr,, nrl,.
Iishfnv n 1,nr,,nI r,llaI t,,a Ivc.tcr,, T,,,. E
....a 5"1". ,,,., . ,o-n e e"ts1 ~. ~
n'tnIa lnme "uul ioto' When lstacKete
bought out Talcotts Interest for $4,000. The
cnek c"ntv @ "n n n,,v Vu wv wifi III n,,w nr,vsra
,,'r ~ ,t',or ,.,,,,,n.,,, w,. @ ,.',, H..
w. y. "a.4oa r".e".ao" e1,.ass'ca M'ln nAo
IAsilltltre tlattG M IOlH rs BrAekctt owned or
, 1880-01-08

trto o.ao - -, ~, m" ru.,, -,
=, ~ tAe caSu " ',"' ERa'l W. lho e1ty ol
actiUn brought by Ega,t, the nrphitect, to re-
coter the yutna nf lIis scrytces md lnl,nr In
oso,',,,,i,,,, .,,, r,,,,nn.s ,"oI,, IS ~ 1,t
eAu'i.u'S NV '., elio io"'N'"tlo' WINS :" tAo rva-
eral building III process of erection by the
Government here, tho services having bccn
performed Gy order OF tho Alnyor, pursuant
IN r rus,irtin, NJ tfa rmu,u,n Tm,,,ntl iri,,
,oc,n rnt,on snt " NJ nv tia fn". tho. t t',o NAVY o
ueclnHlioh Het out the 1act taat tllc new
Custoll.Houso Was III process Ut erection,
etc., and TINT 1t was n lntter Of public r,l-
NOR that Its foundations were unsafe md In
sm,fcin,t ~ i,s s,,,,,,rt int tlor",,,,,, tha
U"''..., ~ l's a"pl"1., 'a. t.'o
common C0ilhcll l'lssesl fesblNtl0ll ehpoW-
erlng and directing tho Mayor to 'nppuint Il
commission of urcGtteclY to rxu,llnc thu
foundations ailtl rcport In writing whether or
hot, In their opinion, the huiltlilig could be
Safely completed un sscl, Humiliation. Tint
plnlnttft nctetl rs ono Of sllcil architects.
and TINT ]jla services were renyOnnbjy
Wortl, $500, It was tllsU vet Oitt That iIo UoiI.
1lIttre latle fl report III duo form. ind tlt NJ,
avproprintioti wns ltlntfO IL tcirav their OK.
pei,ses. A KcrcTal dp,nurrer was |iirt Il, tic
declaration aiii Sustained, mid Eran t,i,-
p0alctl,
THE Judge sail the allegations of tl,eIr ,lcc-
lafutlolt befng nilmittei hy thp demurrer. it
Wha only nnr1,synrv II, rnIisltlnr whnfhor ihrv
showed rI0ilt nj nctfo,l In tl,e ,,iuimtljf. It
Hps insisted by tic defendant tl,nt tfO rcst,.
luton Ut tic Cfty CWiucfi untlnrtipS to tlll-
XII ~, ~. .u,w,r,". +t,st a.. S,,i.it
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dc1nuation snis Nos. nj, go, 0g, 1iG, piY, $40,
100, R42, 9tJ, gf4, Q63, and 6f.


UHrTRn STATES CI1Eutr rCOunr-Jup0s I1fop0-
rrr-John 3inncnck Mutual Elf. Insurance Cons
pnny VI. Jesse Proctor md William Waymnn,
al,B6a2l.-S. y. ftoolo W. Francis O. Lawlcy; vcr.
SurxMiOn CouRr-Junog DAnr-Charlcs Shell
don Of IT. ". Edward lslirkhartit and John Fco-
t,cy, &Sl74g.-J6srphire l}arry Va. lawrence Qn-
VIII, t8li.15.-F. n. Parker ~. George Jardln,
&8518
Ink Compnny vs. Samuel Et,Yrl, t1.4tg.Ml-T.J !.
1.efens VI. Henry y. FrtLlmAn, NT2.7a.-ii. O.
man W. Il. r. Il n. Conger. Kar,,lshens, s;r.sa
nnti "a. William tsusscll and John Wtgelworth,
ern raninE:stil Col,panY, sl;577e es-W. 9; o.
gsxd -. Nicholas s!mon; sl119l-j; 4 Smith " I:
Thompson, k;E}l.2l.-Martin kEngn,un Va NGtl
McGrew. *aa,0U.
cIncuiT CDun1-C -CnxTEssross-w. II. Coon VI.
Jones & Binfth, k7g.W.
-JulME KodKEs-Fred f. Jones VI. John H.
IIurtinH; verdict. $117.gQ.
JuDoE AtonAs-Frcderick Geese Va. Albert
Jundt, &11l.
, 1880-01-08

TIE. FOLLASsHl:E CASE.

Tho litigation betwepn Charles Follansbce
and the Sc0ttisll-Ancrtcnn Mortgage Coln-
pnny has reached tho Appellate Court, md
yesterday hi opinion WIS rendered by 1ndge
Bailey, which was probably the longest, If
not the most important, Of the opinions rc,l-
dercd yesterday. Feb. ~, lS7N, tic Company
entered UP judgment BY confession for slO,-
100 against Follansbne OH IL Judgment note
executed by lin April II, 1910. When jlltls-
,ncnt was entered up tho attorney for tho
Company fled declaration III Asslllnrslt, II
cognovlt contrasting Judgment, copies Of tho
ltote md wnrrn,lt Of attorney, antl MI n!li.larit
the execution, Of tic notc, etc. 'ltlu tlrclNul-
ton Myerrcl default for .nnrr thn1l thirty
days IN the pay,nant Of the lntrrcst nlHturing
Oct. u, ls7s, nsld 81! election to deelnrc tlpp
wcre not exa'1nnetl by, the Court, nor tiIml
until the tfnne tic np'chl WIS tnkril. During
the snn,e term Folansbce> n,nyetl to have the
Judgment set aside, denying tlo execution 1F
was refuset!,, aud he nrpraLetl, claiming there
WINS no sufficient psuof Of the execution nf
the whrrnllt Of attorney, M sufficient prtnf
TINT the note Ind matUre!l when tho Illtg-
should not lave bern entered without il sur
rendered. the notes given forintprtst mol then
HsGrsd., To Ar; ;MppeIlf9,S G" q" ay, hy JnEo
II to support its right %, = recovery by fur
tller proofs, and tho plaintiff under sltrl, Il
p!cn was not cattcd OH 70 account for the III
'srest metz otsa 1 n9 Hstsnnf! IT. } sa1,,a ye
cute, aud then the Court would l,ave l,uAl
power to yacate the Judgment. l3ut there
was fAtlnre Of pronf to sl,w that tho Com
That WIS condition precedent 10 tic rxccll-
tlon of the power granted by the warrant of
attorney, THO record failed entirely e sliow
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III tho cstato ot Ann I.y,Icl, the viii was
proven, letters testa,nelltury Issued 10 Johll
tialIagl,cr, an4 his individual bond for S7,aoo
approved.
III tte estate Of Lurlnin Everden, insane,
lettsrs Of conservation wore Issued 10 Hi1n,>.
son numlup, and his bond for 5000 WIS ai,.
proved.
III. tho estate OF Francis Corntentl lottars Of
and her bond for. g., 600 Wns nnprnveu
III tbs estnte Ut Katherine Klilctsctl, minor.
letters of guardianship wurD Issued to Cilurlr3
Kluntsull, aid Ills b0Ill fur $1,000 whA up
proved.
Iii tile estate OF Franz Dlnz letters of al.
nfnistrntlun WurG Issued to George w. lauk-
cit, aud his hontl fur &A0, ,000 wna approved.
, 1880-01-08

In the case OF Field, Letter 4 Co. va. la
y!nla A. lIorrlck and others, sulns Important
questions wcre discussed as to the power Ut
courts Of equity to enforce the surrender Of
, 1880-01-08
TIE BEEHIVE BANK.


III tic case Of S. D. Ward, Receiver, VS..
Sven j. johnson, Involving the legality OF
the Investment certificates Of tllc Merchants,
Farmers l. Mechanics Savings BAnk. tho
Court Ind held that no sufficient evidence
l,a,l been introduced 10 prove that tie sccuri-
tics securing tho Investment certificates Ind
been purchased with moneys coming from
tho savings lcposttofs; tlMt the relation be-
twern the bltlk and Its savings deposltors
was not TINT Of trustee and ccstni Quo trust,
hut merely TINT of debtor and creditor, and
Tint the funds arising from tho savings de-
IN,sits wero tho absolute property Of the
bnuk, 80 that 1t had full power
to negotiate or pledge any Of It's sccnri-
tics obtained by lonning such funds,
mi! that the decd to Gcorgu Chandler, was
valid. Since the cfSe WIS reHialttca, how
eyer more evidence had @ Geen tt ntrocca ,ntce by
prUnf pointed out III tho bl,iMiHnt on wh!c!! 1t
was slIllglIt to reverse the ease. Judge Bailey
said It w!s manifest tho conclusion rcAehed
s On the Wsr %rsi9 s5S.r 5 11s, Ws ssi;Ss e sass # s
hands were or were not obtalMe.l by the i,se
Of 1In1leys taken fr0n tic savings deposits,
could mike III difference with tho result, ~
c i" 9 bn i v w"s as " s nn"t er te rw9r ,SS ta oa
savings deposits III my way It saw Ut: y
gwen II tlir Inv werc ntllor,ytst, the eritle!co
In tho rerorsl failed to sliuw With
sufficient certainty Tint the securities were
obtatned BY tho use Of the savings dcpnsl's,
or tint tho savings slepositurs at the sluto
Of the lank's failure were s,,cl, ut thDtAtO
9f thy exr;c1t!,nof the trnst-.leetl 70 Chandler.
1t WINS, however, unnecessary to consider
whether tllo nrwly-lntrot,lcctf eyIdcncn wIls
successful. So FIJI, rs tho main proposition
WIS c9llcetrtcsl, the record renlislnrt M
presented tN'nrIng ol, the question Of the trla-
lion between tile ha,k nlnl the savings IT.
posltors, or the nnture nf thu. savings tlepasit
fund.-, whether II tr,lst-funtl Or otherwise.
Such lrtng the case, there wns no rcason to
doubt tho suunllliess Of tho former nllnioll.
but even II the conclusions reached wero
erroncons,t wo!atlb BE- out Of tlle power Of t'!e
parties were dissatisfied with the ttcclstons,
tlse .snly, motle Of obtaining redress was W
pe!!ttion for rehearng In t!te absence Of s'eh
f'etween the parties to the suit, res at]uaIeatr,
and ,wera, binding hnth oolt them a'Iti on tho
would, therefore, be nlrsucl.
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....- H3l1ktN1;Sf <.A1k1}H.
4 GtAIDRlGlt, t,AI'IUlkEY.AT-l.AW,tA III JlHAN-
lls bprn-rt. Cllsl1a AIvlce tE1ul II yeatn exp1E-
sRce. naR!nDss Hnletiy and LEGALLY tEtIistsetsa-
n HANiiY HAMsIEis, OEFtEN AND t4luliT.
~ ro1lu, u! iInrt-sl. rhaapi nlostXaxta, ra, ~.
kntlAlnilNuit, Eillk,lll tHiNllu,lu. =. = : =
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30

When the business men of a town fail
to advertise extensively, they diminish the
importance and trade If the place. and
permit more enterprising localities to take
the latter from them. Although done
for thair individual interest, advertisers
should be looked upon by the citizens Of
the t.wn where they reside a., in acme
sense, public bene(sctcra, ard hey should
be ged accordingly. The merchant
who a1vertises extensively is worth IN his
own town more than forty who never show
themselves in print, ard should for this
reason be preferred, assuming that he is,
Of co1rse. fair business man.-EX
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30

The Arkansas Traveller takes care to
equip for ms journey through the wllds
with means ot defense from attack, MT
sto, getting ssuspicious looking black bot
tie, whose con'cuts are to refresh the inner
man, and he knows tha- package Of POr.
taline, or Tabler's Vege'nhle Liver Pog.
dpr, is invaluable in nAlarial districts. 1t
will cura biliousness, sour stomach, dys
rgpsia, and all dia)rders arising from Gn
inactive liver. Price 50 cts White
Cream White Vermi.uce is the best worm
killer. For sale by NJ. W, Wright.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Warning order.

In the circuit court of Sharp county,
Arkansas
JOHN Barnett, plaintiff, against Jos. R.
Barnett, Sam. n. Barnett, Pleasant Bar
nett, Sns&n Smith Il bert Fleming and
wilo, Pauinda Fleming, Pleasant Girt-
man, Joseph Smith aad wife, Margaret
Smith, and unknown beirs of David Bar.
nett, deceased, Neutrality-suspicious. in
equity.
Tha defendants, the unknown heirs Of
David Barnett, deceased, are warned to
appear in the circuit court OF Sharp county
within thirty days, and answer the COM
paint Of theplajntif.
Wipess, my Official signature and seal
of oiHce, the l0th day Of Dec, 1880
JouN NJ. WATSON, Clerk
j. L. Abernethy, att y for p!'f 1874
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
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Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
WurAinQ Or0er.

In iostjce's court, Piney Fork township,
Sharp county, Arkansas.
Isaac Yatc., plaintiff, J
against
Dr.. W. Snale, defend't.
The defendant, DR.. W. Smals, ia warned
to appesr in this court within thirty days
and answer the compIoint Of the plaintiff,
Isaac Yates, or the same will b. taken for
confessed, and Judgment rendered accord
incly.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of
November, 1880.
ia d. n. HUDDLEsToN, j. ?.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
iStyGY Notice.

Taken up as an estray, by John Craw.
ford, and posted b9fore D n Huddleston,
a ju t,e Of he peace Of P,n7y Fork town
ship, Sharp coua.y Ark Nov. 18Th, 1880,
one chastuut sorrel mare, FIVE Years old,
~ hands high, star in forehead; also, one
light sorrel colt, 3 or 4 lnonshS old; both
valued at fifty d,IIara,
1873 JOIN N. WATSON. Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Strnn Notice.

Taken up a. an estray, by w. H. II. Price,
or the peace OF Big Greek township, Sha p
county, Ark. on the Goth day Of October,
1850 0ue strawberry roam horse, II years
old, both hind le2s white TO the hoc68, lett
fore leg wtise up TO pasterA joint, white
so0t on the knee, bald face. mixed tail, "a
hands hlgh valued at tbirty-iiye dollars.
IN-3 JOIN VI. MAsSUN, Nltrk.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Aottoeyf for 4 Aaaep5ieatien- toz-Spe-
ci0I act.

Notice is hereby given that petition,
signed by voters and tax payers residing
within three miles of Evening Shade Col
lege, will be presented TO the General
Assembly of the state of Arkansas, ct ita
next session, which convenes at the capi.
col in the city Of Little Rock On the sec.
ond Monday in January, 1881, praying
the passage of an act to repeal IAN act
to prohibit the sale or giving away of ar
dent spirits within three miles Of tho
Evening Shade College. Approved Feb
ruary 26th, 1879"
Respectfully, WIZ. B. ScAsLET
and others,
Dec. 18th, 1880. Petitioners.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Warning Ord3r.
ReNeR2OtiOn NOticeS,

Radecmad, n ". 18th. 1880, by John b.
McCalcb, lot 5 >w or sec Is, tp IG nurtn,
range 8 vast, for 81 50. 10
Receemed. on October 3Oth, 1880, by
Butler & Noill, the NV qrof sec 10, tp
Is north, range ) west, for s. IS
Redeemed, November 9th 1880, hv
Ira Johnson, the sw 4r Of ne or o. sec 26,
t. Ii morrill, range 6 W 81. for Sl.05.
Is john II WAssoN, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30

DR.. W. J. Gibson, of Ark, writes: For
many years my wife was a sufferer from a
trrible female complaint tnat bsined the
skill of all physicians around me. There
seemed no hone for her. / was made
acquainted with the composition of DR..
Dromg ole's ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs
and kn, wing them to be good, | procured
several bottles and placed h,r upon It's use
They cured her sound and well, and ! do
not hesitate to say they saved her life"
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
GtTaJ Notice.

Taken up as an estray, BY B. F. Street,
and po ted before j NJ. Lacksy, aju5tice
Of the peace of Big Greek township, Sharp
county, Ark, one black horse, two years
old past, IA hands high, both hind feet
white. hppel in the left hip, Star in fore
head valued AZ fifty dollars
1873 JOHN NJ WATSON Clerk,
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30

Rev. A R. Winfield will be candidate
for chaplain of one Of the houses OF he
Arkansas legislature at The approaching
session. When we remember his cels-
bra,ad address before the two houses in
1874, we could bus consider his election a
direct inSult.to the laboring people Of the
state.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Church Director y
EVENING SHADE,

NE Chmcb, South: Preaching frat andthid
SabbithS in each H. )nth Pr0yer-mectiRg and
lecture cruy HedResday night " b Umstedd,
p g.. Baptist ChWch; Preaching second SAP
Jah and Saturday night before, IN each month.
B 4 HO{ord, pastor -. i. Presbyterian Charch
Preaching fourth Sabbath in each month. "
b Baiyd, pastor Sabbath Scbool al m x
Church et $, T. M. j. NJ Sharer, Sapt.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30

Tie Harrison Times claims to be the
only paper published in Boone, Searcy
and Newton counties. This reminds us
that since the demise of the Center Eogle
the RECORD is the only paper published
ia Sharp, Stone, Searcy, Newton and Polk
counties. Come on with your subscrip'
lions, friends.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Notice..
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, Ark. !

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK. !
Dee 10Th. lSSO
Notice is hereby given that the following
named et,lar mas lied no lice of his iutsn-
ton TO make final rroOf in support OF bis
claim, and thar said proof win be made
before the clerk Of Sharp county. at L ye-
ming Shade. ArS, on the 25th day Of Janu-
AIRY, 1881, VIZ: leonard II. Smith, wno made
or of sec I. to II north. range west. He
names the following witnesses TO Drove his
continuous resid nc3 upon. and cultivate
of, said land. viz: Burral Prator, Briel Pra-
tor, Batty Baker and Miles i tker, OF Eve
ming Shade, AK.
9O-5 NJ W. GIBBS. Register.
Sharp County record., 1880-12-30
Publication.

In the circuit court of Sharp county,
Arkansas.
George W. Swope, plaintiff, } comr,aint
against 49,.
Jesse NJ. Burk, defendant. ~ i""'
TIE plaintiffs bond for costs in this
cause having been destroyed in the burn
ing Of the cour5 house Of Sharp county,
notice is hereby given the defendant ard
J. w Swope, Wm. L. Names, Winfield
Southworth, Nathan Southworth, Thomas
Lee, james A. Martin, James NJ Archer,
John Mannery, Alien Brown, John Nor-
ton, Mosea G. Clark, W. r. Clark, J. W.
Cunningham and John W. MoNair, sure
ties on said bond, that the plaintiff has
filed in my Office Us clerk of the circOt
court of Sharp county, a petition to rein
stare said bond, and will make spplic1.
ton II the February term of the circuit
oonrv, 1891, Of said county, to reinstata
the same, to have the same force and
effect and to relate back and take effect
from the tims the said bond was execotod
and Sled in said court.
Z Asl-nerssns IN, iugnreEt- are -thnrefors
notified to appear in said court on the frst
day of said term, and show cause, if any
thoy have, why said bond should net be
reinstatod, as prayed for in said petition,
Witness, my official signature and seal
L. S Of Office, on this lO;h day Of De-
oember. 1880. JoHN NJ. WAssoN,
j. l. Abernethy, Clerk.
Atty for petitioner. 1872
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LUbOyerS Wanted.

Two hands wanted, to clear ten or
twelve acres Of land, by the iob--sO much
per acre. Apply to Felix Brown. three
miles north of Evening Shade, on Ash
Flgt road
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J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio, says:
81 have been greatly benefited by weari c
an Excelsior EIduey P&d, and would r.
commend I'll persons troubled with weak
kidneys to try it.-See adv.
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Official Directory
DIaTRLCT AND CIRCrIT.

Congressman, foHrth disirict.....T d Gantar
STATE Senator, see0Gd district. u y Jadtias
Cjr@H JUdge, third rrcpii. n II FoWeV
Prosecuting 1HG Bird cir.... Char!eS CogiS
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The cheapest and best chill remedy Is
the one that cures the quickest and most
permanently without loss Of time, and such
an ono is DAYS AGUE TONIC.
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Court Directory
SHARP COUNTY.

Circuit: Second NOpdoV in February and
Angust. County, Et3t MOnddy "a 9aHgdyy.
.4pi1l, Jpiy and October. ..... Probate: FIRST
Monday in FsbrNarH Nay, AaG'sst and No
u4mber
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