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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-06-16

During soiree given at the Winter
Palace In st. Petersburg in the reign
of the Gar Nicholas, some forty years
ago, the conversation happened to turn
upon luxuriant growths of hair; and
q Governor of q distant province re-
marked that he had frequently notic-
ed, in the chief town Of his Govern
ment, q venerable Jew whose ccunte-
nance was adorned by beard of ex-
traordinary length and beauty. "How
I should like to see him!" calculated .
lady, smiling winningly at the nara
tor. "Ycur Highness's least wishes
are commands" replied tho Governor;
and that day he despatched a courier
to the provincial capital with q pre-
emptory order that the Hebrew should
be forwarded to him without delay.
On receipt Of this command, the local
authorities at once caused the Jew to
conveyed post-haste to st. Petersburg.
protestations of innocence were ig-
nored. Whom, after travelling for
moro than fortnight, he reached his
destination, the police officials learn
ing from his escort that he had been
sent thither at the express order of the
Governor. assumed that he must be q
criminal Of the deepest dye. Accord
ingly they thrust him into a dungeon,
having first caused his hair to be clip
ped close and his beard shaved off, in
conformity with prison regu' atoms.
BY this time several weeks had elaps-
ed since the conversation above allud-
ed to had taken place, and the lady's
within had been forgotted alike by her
self and the Governor. AS, therefore,
no questions were asked about the
luckless Hebrew, he remained immur-
ed in his cell. and might have spent
the remainder Of his days there had
not his relatives, wealthy traders, be-
stirred themselves to obtain his release.
When they succeeded in directing Off
cial attention to his case, it came out,
to the infinite amusement of the Rus
sia Court, that his beautiful beard, the
motive Of his mArtyrdom. had long
since ceased to exist, and with it the
necessity for his further sojourn in st.
Petersburg. He was, therefore. set at
liberty, grimly congratulated upon his
@'lucky escape" and solemnly warned
"never to do it again."
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A FREE PAPER.
The 81. LOUIS Post Dispatch Makes
An Extraordinary Offer!

The Nc,Usicst and Best Sc. Lomis Week.
~ to Be Had for Nothing!
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of admir-
istration upon the estate of Louis Seibert, late
of Iron county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, Ferd. Inner, by the
Judge of Probate Court of the county of
Iron, in vacation. bearing date the 10th day of
May. 1881. All persons having claims against
aaid estate are required 20 exhibit them to me
for allowance within one year after the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded from
be not exhibited within two years from the
time Of the publication of this notice, they
will be forever barred.
Ironton. No.. May 10th. 1881.
je16n4S FERD. INNER, Administrator.
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vs.. "dulliyer" vs.. "Gabe.'

IRoKToN, No., June 10th, 1881.
Ell. Register-
"Gabe" must surely be ''cranky." His lit
RE eulo2ism to Ironton has been 80 oft repeat
ed, and has become so near an axiom, and he
can think of nothin! original. what else could
he say but that which he did? and more ospec
tally Is he lives In that irreproachable town,
Annapolis.
Mrs. Peters hotel need not be such an ex-
cel!ent one to compete with others this side of
st. Louis; It might be miserable and yet be
considerably better than the most we have
visited. However, that 10 s'neither here nor
there" as We gave our reason for leaving
town hungry.
A sufficient proof Of our not being ''chron-
ic tramp''-whatever sort of an animal that
may be-is In the fact that the Annapolis
ing.
Thanks, ''Gabe;" just 20 soon as we write
fiction, then will we let ssnsible folks judge OF
our knavery or foolishness. We were not
aware, however, that to be wit was tc be q
fool, nor that to be a humorist was to be a
knave, and did the Information come from a
reliable source, we would be immensely
obliged for IT. but rs 1t IL, and comingfrom
the source it does, our opinion is as it always
was. '.Gabe" surely wrote neither wit" nor
''humor," aud yet person reading his CON-
munication would not be long in deciding
which he was, knave or fool. Would not even
ask his pleasure. it is 50 plainly shown; the
foolishness is too apparent The nonsense of
Cab e) blers will come home once in awhile.
Can . person, being drunk. have the eye
sight 30 much improved Is to be able to see
through buildingsa mike Dugan" would
have us to believe as much. And as only a
drunken person would see those hog-pens in
the rear of The saloons, how does Mr.. 'Mike''
know they are there's Take some settler,
ssMike." so long. CULVER
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Teachers Wanted!

The Ironton Board of Education wish to
employ three teachers, viz:
One Principal,
One First Assistant
One Second Assistant,
For term of eight months, commencing on
the first Monday in November, 1881, or as soon
thereafter as the new school-house can be com
pleted.
Applicants, in addition to the usual require
ments of the law, will state the amount of COM
pensation desired per month.
Applications received up to 2 o'clock p. NJ,
June 24i, 1881
By order Of the Board.
N. G. GRIFFITH,
ine9 ct Secretary.
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The Belleview Steam Mil and Carding Ma
chine will be let out for rent to the highest
and best bidder ON the 18th day of July, 1881.
Private bids only will be received, which must
be sent to w. H. Buford. Belleview. Iron
county. No., on or before said data. The
mill has two run burrs, and is in good order.
The renter win be required to keep up al re-
pairs, and held responsible In case Of fire, I'M
less BY lightning Or an explosion OF the boiler,
and also to pay the rent quarterly In ad-
vance.
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MARBLRIZGD IRON MAEfBLS

To architects, 0uiiuers and owners 80 can
offer great Inducements IN MARBLRixED IRON
MAxrLks AND CRATES. Our iron manesIs arc
preferred TO marble, slate or any other material
that can BE- used for . mantei. They are cbeap-
er, more durable, and ornamental, snd need
only TO be seen 20 b seen 70 Be Appreciated
Send for catalogue and price list Sale and sam
pie room, 7Ol and 7U3 n. Main st.. g.. louis. No.
B. HORTON = CO..
Manufacturers OF Mantels and 0rstee-
We also manufacture the celebeated cook
stove GENERAL" for wood or coal (0rst
premiums awarded six years IN succeeel0u at
6t. Louia Fairs); together with full line or
Cook and Heating Stoves.
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MANY persons take medicine for their
ailments aud as soon as they feel better they
disregard all directions and stop taking It..
They try 1t again and again, and finally throw
it aside a. worthless, whom, had 1t been perse-
vered In from the start, permanent cure would
have been effected. Now In taking PRICKLEY
ASH BrTTERs for all complaints Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, remember TO give the medt-
cine . chance and don't expect one or two
doses to cure you.
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NOTICE!

would respectfully Inform patrons Of the
old place (Dslano Nflls). where an ready &C
any time TO transact an express business.
Money and freight shipped direct 70 any psrs
Of the United States. =
Resp'y, JNO. h. DELANO,
AT 90. Expesss Co.
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FOR SALB---A LIVERY STABLE.
At Pilot Knob.

The undersigned off .rs for sale his Livery
Stable and entire outfit of Wagons, Hacks,
Buggies, Horses, etc. Also, his lease Of
premises, which runs to November LIST, 1881.
VIII be sold very low, for cash.
June 16 1851 At. HENRY PERNOUD.
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FINE FIRM FOR SALE Our old and re
SPECIFIED friend, DR.. M Thomas, offers for sale
his farm containing 453 acres of choice land,
situated in Belleview Valley, Iron county,
Mo-, O,ie-half mile south OF the town of Belle
view. five miles west of Pilot Knob, and six
miles south of Caledonia. $50 acres in cult.
vation--large portion for years. Good house,
barn. and stables; also. three good tenement
houses on other portions of the farm. for en-
ployes: fine yard and shade trees; several nice
orchards of fine fruit; several ins springs of
never-failing, pure water. He will also sell
all his stock, consisting of horses, mules, cat
tie and hogs. Also, farming Implements, II
desired.
The farm is in good repair, and large por.
ton In fine grass. Terms reasonable. Apply
to the editor of this paper.
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Gen. Butter gave his views upon the
amount Of free voting in Massachusetts,
during recent interview in New
York, and 1t must be confessed the out
look In that State is not very encour-
aging. Butler remarked: "a man
who firmly believes in his principles,
and as firmly advocates them, is not
afraid Of shotgun. but he is afraid of
his wife and family starving. With a
shot gun you influence but one vote.
The manufacturers influence thous-
ands of votes by the meanest kind of
intimidation. With their thousands of
workmen they do not say to man
that If he votes against the Republican
party he will lose his place, but the
facts show that when he has 30 voted
he has been discharged. The work
men know this and they do not vote.
There IL another form of intimidation
that is on the increase. The cost Of an
election in Massachusetts is yearly
growing greater. The laws are such
that man has to pay some tax before
he can vote. There are many who
cannot Or will not pay their poll-tax,
and the candidate has to do It. The
voter then feels bound to support a
man who has paid his taxes. Now,
what will be the result Of this? Why,
no one who is not wealthy can come
out as candidate unless he IL the rep
resentative Of rich corporations. In
the State there Is theory that every
man should be allowed to vote who ia
not illiterate. But in practice it 10 not
the case, and the Atlantic Monthly
publishes articles saying that il every
man did vote il would be too much
like communism. What is the result?
We never had = free and fair vote in
the State. Although there are rail-
roads running through almost every
town, and It is almost as easy to get
to the polls as 1t is In New York city,
only 10000 votes are polled out of
4O0, 900 odd that are In the State, show
ing that only one vote to eight Of pop
ulation 10 cast; whereas in New Hamp-
shire, where there IL . free and fair
voice and where the difficulties of get
ting to the polls are far greater, there
is one ballot cast for every five of pop
ulation. In the city Of Boston, where
there are some 70,OOO odd votes, only
some $4,000 odd votes are cast. No
matter II a man has voted for years, he
has to go through the same minute
crsss-examination every time about
his right, whether he has paid his tax
ca, and all that. Workmen have to
lose q day to register, SO onerous are
the laws" Grandpa Hoar and Aunt
Jemima Dawes know all this to be
true. as their recent exceedingly feeble
efforts to prove the contrary fully
ahnyu 2lf5
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BACoN.-How to keep it free from skippers
and bugs. L. Doesn't cost you cent to put
1t ap. You don't have TO wash your meat to
use it, as it is clean sweet and sound as when
1t was put up. It only has to be handled
once. After having tried this plan, yoN would
not take &2l, for the knowledge. Send 400
to this Office for this valuable receipt, and
you will never regret It.
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CRATE BARs--Suitable for " cd or sawdust,
for sale at The Foundry, near the IroutUn de-
pct.
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7 :. - n,
'"o 'nu one ,"a" 'n'''s ron 'os" n'
v" '.ensa 10 inc "'oa'e o. '"e "'s"'
~ . morse "h'ch seemed 70 !" )" ,n'
u'ni"s ROOM room 'epafa'eo ''o" "'
own oy sma" 'a'''eed pofch' "esif
ont Of bed he groPed he way carefully
~ '"e dsfE out through Use porch' sna
~" a. ne came 70 'he d'n'nsi'om aoor
he laid be hsnd upon man and instant
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al rGFoRD. KY.
LOcAL NOTICES.


hfnfs" Lemons 0 cents splece at Ashsl
Owsley.
Go ~ MeRoberia a s,sgs for the Bs.r
o cent Cigsr.
iooKs on Faith Cares Tor sale by Nc
Roberts \ slsgg
Tnr beet cigar In town Is found n Pen.
ny n McAlisier's.
WArcHrs and Jewelry repaired aud
warranted by Penny n McAlister.
MADAME DrNoRFr's Fall style Pat.
terms Coz sale At McRoberts and stsgg's.
Fon medicinal purposes buy bottle Of
l0-year old Whisky from McRoberts A
Stagg.
A srlrSprp line cf Toilet Soap. and
Perfamsry, very cLssP,s al Penny A Nc.
Alisteris
PuRr, ice cold, delicious That's the
Mud Of sods wstsr you get 81 Penny A
McAli.,er'-.
A LARGE .tock Of Jevelry, Watches and
silverwsre, At les than city prices, at
Penny a Nc Ali-ter's.
THE Ready MIXED Paints sold b, Ne.
Roberts a S,agg are the be.i sold-sp
guaranteed In every particular.
LFaAL BLANKS Of all kinds for sale al
THE IsrsRIOR JouRSAL Office Clerks,
sheriff, Magistrates and Consisbles uill
save money BY giving u. an order.
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PERSONAL

Mas CSC n. Bsucs he. soas 10 Fs,nl
spdpcL .|||. .N". II0|
Mo sv.r wmusr. Of p.s,nls. "a visiting
Ms. . y. Paris
ns n. cl.r Rrrtsr he. returned ho@ .
vislt 10 Mercer eouniy
ass HsrriE DA~sos. Of Cls,slasd. ohio. ..
At Ar IN wgren'a
Ma JoHx sHvEsAscH, Of Ielanon. l. vith
his hrothsf, Me- Jos. srvcfsnce
Miss ALicE sKvEaAxcE. Of Lebanon. IL a
saest u her uacls. Joseph ssvsrancs.
Mis- ifsSssH BnAstHr, of Lancaster, 10 At
the ~ Asaph. vilh the Miss. RieAsrds
Mes faNsiE TAIporr and Mrs. Naaais
Iohu.oa. Of Paris, are With isisnds here.
-Jupor ,. y. srUsE. the popular mine hest q
the Napier Hotel Liberty, go hers yesterday.
We or. isisbssd 10 Prof Abas Roger. she
10 nos 10 Sss Noft, iss budget Of iAs daily
Pspeu Of thu, siiy.
-nIlsss MarTtE axB HrsHE foolx lsit wed
ne.isy. greatly 10 the regret q eli vho met them
They ssv no- visiting Ms n s. Lyors Of hs-aus
Hosits. weeiisrd coaaty.
-Aa }. n. Csooss u Gl.n Msry. Teas-, ~s.
here thls usst. ~ Tcakto The Riehassd air. Ne
tell. % that be hs. At lssi sOttsa his ss~ coal
miae. late sasos.sfai operation. aud ., noe ship
pisg tee oar sdsy.
Mss fsrrnr. TurnH. Of Iouissiils. one Of
the ladies che fsceauy ,islisi Ma. Rsn spsld-
ins. ne. ssat judge Z. 2. Mn. IT,. bssatfal oil
Pslstlns Of Ksstasty River Bridge. vhish she
psiaisA ifou slstch ~ ass ~ hsrsslf Ths ca
ssuiiea shoss hsf 10 h. real artist aud the pre-
ssutaiiea 10 oar youne TREAD shovs that shs
sas~ where Il .ouid b. mo.i highly sprseeiatsd.
-OcH p.nsiile reporter. J. n Duuisp. lev,
hsirx siout 20 sngsys 10 teaching the youug idea
a. Hasioatiiis hos 10 shoot, writes us that nth
this i.,as he h ioFcsd 70 give ~ the pa ios the
s~ond lsvitchl. Ne regret this esceedinrly, -
hs has asds us . most psinstakius sni regular
eorre.psadsai, sHd us noe. 10 behalf of read
sn - rsli a. ouF.sisss ,sodss hin The mo., siu-
csrs thanta
a LINUS 10y from PuiAssi came late our
onscs mi, .est ssd said 10 ne "Misisr. DO yoa
charge saythiag 10 put anyhoiy's nsHas IN the
paper ?" We told hin thsrs uss 10 ehsrss Coz
ampis Psroasi iasution. ~hsn he continuedi
"rhca. pleas or. pot ~ IN that Geerts Criiisn-
dsu Eppefsoa that's me. Il visiting ny aunt, Mics
Mary wausu." Thsy al hte it-hks to.ss thor
nslas Ia print.
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suit, ye, 7 believe am justified in saying
that the Casey comfy Dsnocrscy will mol
become q Joriio,ps -imins IN the suicidal
sci Of retaliation. We hold our principle.
more deeply rooted than that, high above
all county pride sud sasc,ion Coz pets, and
sccept the resalts Of the recent election 10
this district {. the inevitable consequence
Of indi ference and spathy ,snd hope that Il
may prove a lesson Of importance and
great value TO our party in the future.
! desire 10 ay further on thi. subject
A. Il has been ssseried that ! vas not the
choice Of the party in this county. voald
call the attention Of the public to the
official vote, a. bllosr For Senator
Blain, tRep) $50; A. n CLARKE, (Dsm.
767. For Reprepentative-W. @. John
,on, (Dsm.) IA For Assessor--(io GIL
an unerpired term Jamos A. NTH,
DEM 64S; which shows that Q. eived
more votes than either Of the o,hes Demo-
sstic candidates In the county. and ma.
joriiy over Blsin Of l2s votes. This is
source Of much consolation TO me. ! vA
endorsed at home by a vote sPnro,imatins
20 within a few Of what anticipated. |
very humbly request you to insert this in
your next Issue without curtsilment.
Please accept my grateful thanks for the
efforts you made to promote my election
through the columns Of your paper, for !
assure you they were highly appreciated.
AR. CLARKE.
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LAND. sreck 1xD csoP.

IT. X. Walton. Jr, sOld a S-yssr-Old
hors, 10 MI. Board, Of Alabama, for 500
John N. Hail sold 10 Afford a Swops
rs sheep. averaging 1874 pounds. at $3.50
per eut
IS. II. B.ughnaa sold to Tom Robin.
scn 50 Co,svold ewes at IS. and to d. n
Pr~iu Is ct the same price.
Mr.. L. X. Jones has a head Of good
cal,le that will average l,+OO or 1900 lbs.
that he desires 10 sell. Call on or address
him st stanfosd.
j. II. A s. II. shanks sold to ID. n
Ppviit IL head Of s75-lb Lsif.rs at sS.45.
Prwiii slso bought 800 Tennessee sheep Of
J. NJ. Copeland at 81 per head.
Cattle are quoted in Cincinnati a, 81
TO s275 for common, u to IS for butchers
and $50 to 81 for choice shippers. Hog
are quoted 81 $40 to 81 70 for beat, and
S5.25 to IS 70 for common. Sheep, ~ "a
Al cents; lambs are more in demand at 81
10 81 cents.
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7hes Lice Co STAFFORD.

Editor interior JeWrHot
DEAR sIR;-I notice in the last issue Of
your paper a paragraph which left IN
noticed would cause one FROM distance to
reflect upon our community. refer to
the parties who undertook to intimidats
Rev. J. $ Sims while presiding At this
place. You merely sllnded to come roughs
attacking him, without letting the country
know where they lived The young gen
tlemen, We are sorry to say, hsiled from
your town, and We think II would be right
for you 10 let the world know where they
live, and not let our community rest under
Disgrace Of this nature cRATo LYNN.
Halls Gap. Aug. 10Th.
[At the time We wrote the paragraph Of
last week We did not know who the guilty
ones were, else We would have given their
names. We never mince matters in case
Of that kind. These men, We have since
learned, live in Stanford, and further have
ascsrtained that Mr.. Shanks spoonamore
was the leader. file called TO see us yes
terdsy, and explained that he had no idss
Of illuminating Mr.. Sims, but only wanted
him to explain why he should single him
out for reproof when others were A. guilty.
He has since written letter Of apology and
explanation to Mr.. Sims. who has accept
ed them, and the matter, of course. will
drop. We can hardly believe that Mr..
spoonsmors, who is generally a well.be
haved young man. would do so low trick
as vas ascribed to him. and We are glad
TO give his statement En- INrERIoR
Journal
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ELfgE0gs.

Rev. J. s. sims meeting at Hail..
Gap closed vith tao additions.
The funds for building . new Chris
iisn church at Washington nov amount to
$40, Oe0.
Elder James White, founder Of the
Seventh Day Advsntists, died 10 Michigan
Saturday.
Rev. A. y. Baker will hold q two
weeks meeting At Pink Cottage, commsnc.
ing this afternoon.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Louisville,
burned 90 Tuesday. Loss 5000. suppos-
cd to have been ssi on Ore BY a negro NO
man.
A petition 10 the Bishop Of the Ken.
lucky Coafsrsscs IL in circulation, ssking
that Rev. J. 8. sims be returned 10 this
sPpointnsnt. add the sisnss are showing
their sarnsstnsss BY subscribing the
suosnt thsv viii pay him in case the re-
ques, IL granted. Many signatures have
been obtained. . fact which shows the
high regard In which Mr.. Sims il held.
both % . preacher and pastor. lie has
lsb0red faithfully Tor the church here. and
We hope 10 see him returned for smother
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lINCOL6 COUNTY.
EnSfesss.'s HnL

AA8aNst y - -sfsr
-oas Of our nsighbors says that he had
such good Prospsc, for wheat crop that
be sold 400 bushels. and expected to keep
$50 bushels for his bread and seed, but
when he thrsshsd last Monday his crop
only made $50 bushels.
Anderson Harlan and Ben Madison,
Of color, we're fooling with pistol fsw
days ago. Harlan presented II At Msdi'
sons head. sho struck the pistol and knock
ed the muIIls down; il vent oa and shot
Madison through the left knss.
There will be grand basket picnic al
Island No. 10 nsIt Saturday. All fun
loving people are cordially invited to at
tend and bring their baskets hssvy-ladsn
With them. A large platform has been
erected, and a good band will be In attend
ancs.
We we're glad TO see Mr.. Joe y
Waters back Al Providence Sunday eve
ming. We are 10 hopes that be will attend
more regularly In the future and take BIZ
sat In his same old class. Mr.. A. 7
Nunnsllsy vas also Prsssnt".".... Misss
Mamie and Lizzie Montgomery, Of Marion
are the guests Of Misses Lula and susi'
lssssr.
-oas day Last week t~O doss so1 4
fighting, and Spence and TOOK Hubble IN
dsstOOk 70 part them. spence III, one
the dogs With = buggy ship. IL broke 4
two. aud a piece Of il struck Took In on
Of his eyes, and knocked him ssn.slss'
spsaes ihiakiag he had killed him, "a
sad called Frsnk 10 assist him Ia gs,tinI
Took w. whsn he sOi there and saw III
blood aewins freely be tainted and e.
ssnsslsss. too. spence then called 10 ii
old man TO come quiek-lhst they vel
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MARRIAGES.

LA Fort Worth. Texas, on the ~
John Y. Lssvell, ST., formerly Of Gsrrsrd
10 Mrs. Sarah q. Thornton.
-sAsDTFER-MooRE--Mr. John sandi.
fer. Of Dznvills. and Mis- Sue NJ. Moore
were married Wednesday in Marion
county.
-EAsos-wALLs-On the llth, Miss
Martha Elm, the 6ftess-yssr.old daughter
Of Mr.. L. @. Walls, -ss united In marriage
10 Nj. J. T. E.sOa.
-PErEns-CAnR-0a saturday Night
lssi, By Squire Adam Ps,rsy, George W.
Peters to Nj. Z nina Carr. the latter bu,
sixteen years Of are.
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CORRECTIONS.
STANFORD, XIV, Aug. 9th, 1881.

STANFORD, XIV, Aug. 9th, 1881.
Eilor Interior journal.
In your paper Of to-day appears a para
graph in regard TO the o. K. Wood Com
pany, Of New York, which does me and
the Company injustice. "My story" as
you term il. was not fur nished you BY me,
and the whole matter grows out Of mi'ap-
prehension. The affair is now smicsbly
and fairly adjusted. | have taken the
Compsny's machines alluded to In youi
articls-the Queen Of the Harvest seps
raior" and IN quite satisfied that il is q
most useful and excellent machine
Yours. &c. b. MArnSoLY.