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Eeaal Notlres.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRLBuNE VIII BE hEcEiE .De Al rh dtE
arst.st until r. aud Sos West Twenty Lird'I cor.
ner Liohfhaye No. FOurteenthsf corner Union.
sonaTe no third ave- FOrtyseyenths at the HAIR.
fEW oFFICFs Nos. 1907 aud $500 rhiriaye, corner
Onehunlred aad twenty dlIh, " p H. at regular OF
6ear
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NORWICH LINE

NOKW IUTI LINE >,..,.. ,,...,,, - -, -,
~ WDrceS.er Nd'hI~ E'IVl'uA "d4 'u' "''~
TheneS Iron Stea nsr -, ,,,ouc.,r,o
Without ptlon most ees n 1lt GA 10 5)1nL and
tho iaYDtito q II Or NV u
leave PIER 20 30 North River, WItCt, next plsr
above Ferry daIt PIT Sdniays.dt pm;
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NOOK. &c.-By an English Protestant woman
ascoox i'm small family. wOuld DO coarse washing Can
be seen early on Monday morning at 40 lG2 West 3ots
Ar.iM uDr
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June26
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS rHhou"h inAiN'
with Parlor and Day :ars will connect Win |e
PROVIDENCE LINE.
OF steamers from NewYork leaving the steamer
Providence ai 600 u daily except sundays anu ~
tArosgh Worcester FaDyans and oihef " nv" '
tail points without change .. . sant
A. h. WILkISs, Generai Passenger AkeH'
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COOK &c.-Bv IL respectable woman TO COOK,
wash ana iron city country good references no cards
8 JaDe-st.. rear
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5tennb1ats M 11ilrJ1I5.
y = W run II y q.
FOR NEW pOltI r. DIRECT

MATTHIAS XINhYAKD, EANTUJKET and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Oi CAPE COD. MAGNIFICENT steamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY,
PIER %. North River
These steamers make their Eastern terminus AT Newport
Tickets and stltcroOms both lines secured a.
al principal hotcs transfer Offices at the Office
on PIER -. and
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE on APPLICATION
BORDEN LOWELL GEORGE - COMMON,
AnDmta A.
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CTARIN'S .npo, rpANspoRTATr n
COMPANY.
Office. Pier 49, n r., foot of cortlandtst
consicnmens Of freight forwarded as directed 10 any par
Of the world l.,, ,.,s,,rctr
UNTouArIFD FACILITIES FOR DlsPAICH'
Order, received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight ana mer
chandise 10 any part OF the city. , .x.ru,p
sFAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVERA AMI HAN
Dor LIGHTERAGb. -. . .o, .
rregh 81 every description promptly sheredo any point
I'm the harbor at reasonable rates - mo ,,,,.u
sTEAMRoArs BAKaEs AND GROVES TO CHAi|
sasrs Ionn ~ siarn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leaye Pier IL \. H.. ut p IN daily lSstWuSS
excepted.l ....,., ~, h.,,yecn New.York ana
New. Haven Care dispatch guarantee a, pi., ia
OF points d. l.. a. W. IS IL iseei'e" "' ~ 49,
For New. aven points East az ller Mia. for
NORTH SHORE, STATEN lhlA NJ , ,Ii Al
Ten Cents Via steamers from Pier l. T. H. loot s
GENITAL snIPIAHD. COmmunllA" y S,tnt., ~ he
Machine ana Roller shop everything apPertahlhs W vi"
A Of
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7 1852 BROADWAY.-The oldest

~ most reliable agency Broadway. Families SUPPLIED
win r.tcass servants departments references
caTef inquired into certified hOusekecpers ana SICK
nurses always on hand country orders secle s1ecil ae
keTs always on manu- 1otel hVP iVA e""NA
Inn " anted Immediately,
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Steamboats, ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
=, DREW and s JOHN leave Pier Al. North River foot
Albany SUNDAY morning c1cepted with North West
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good soday
- W. W. EVERETT, President
A LBANY DAY OATS.-Albany and c. Vib-
So Dard-dDay SUNDAY excepted. leave Vestry.st Pier
landing NyacE Ferry West Point Hey6aTg Pokscpsic
beck by ferry with2,t5 M trains on Ulster & Del r. IT,
sorts o. The p g TS VI H. * Il "S with m
trains for the NORTH WEST & specia a.acoga Exp
ERIE RAILWAY now known rs the NEW
AFtIngeT 9 Of trains frSm Chambers Street Depot
% p9s and GGssS 1ay Drawing
at III 'DAy 81 Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
buffalo fuiimah's best Drawngroom Sleeping Coachesto
coae @ Express for tho West Sleeping
Chicago without change Hotel Coaches through to Chicago
Ru 12 am i tram 9g the Wet 20
p 20 la $50 $40 80 $50 $40 S:so & 1880 D. M
mt miaIghI Sundays T. $3.50 1920 lao $50 IL.
800 i g 3o oS o 'S i9q T o y DoS and a
midnight Sundays &. $780, lO2Oa M. l4j $50. IL mid
Newlrk, and Paterson via Newark Cas- $40, 1870 a NJ
nights only sundays 9:i5a m BIO Gao S" M SATURDAY
p M and Y midnight iO 5aas M S 1893 1870 p olU 45
t;S 2t p I m and midnight
hen9uIg aud Cornwall. 1850, ga. $3.50. 1902. sun.
S Snao1t ana 5 S9sfoa SOD % 40 9 n sundays $50
MddctOwn, 700 ., lOIJ "A. 800, 43O. 7. 7;lj D..
Sundays $50 lu2O a. m, $50 p. m The ana 1870
D. IN, trains connect with Midland railroad at Mainst
POitJcrvis, i.5, y. lu2Oa. $50 T. sun
days $50. 1920 IN. q. $50 and r. m.
from Sp ssvS 10 M and G gq5 aa p5 spSn n0"r
passage apartments Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained orders Tor The checking
and trnserOi baggage be left at tOmpanys Offices
Nos 2Dl 4Ol or 90 Broadway. 1877 Westst y. \" No.
Bros so. yn or at The .companys Depo'
Express trains ion The W est NewYork al '-o
r"u l,,'JNo =. 4BG0l GEM Pa.sr Agent Yew York,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Nv Trains fngcwOOd Coster Permont and Nyack
:, 800 10 a. M l. 3, !. 500. go Gao, $780, p m l.
Nannet sprng Valley and Mon'ey . 10 a. m- 4oo p. m
J%O y. ABBOTT. Genr Pass'r Agent. NewYork
ENOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
leave Catnarnc--np At 1850 .. 3lO Iidst East
River. Bio p M fareiowor tlian ~ any oli'r route
EOR BOSTON TIE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Slcrpera v T.. y. H. aud IL. r. r.. leaves
Grand etrdl DcpG. at 30 week days Get tickets
va Ncwl orN ana NeW-EhgIand Railroad III Grand 'e'I"
DEPOT ana principa, hJtiiA
FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
West Point. Cornwall Ncgbure. Marlboro Milton
CAtsHilanI James W. BALDWIN otVedtuY tJ D. m. root
Of iiarTisons' North HycG eNceos 9auriays when to
train or ~iancr Resorts through the CatsAl Mountains.
EOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
commencing June % sn eca through express train. with
drawing-iOoE carr, viii leave and enra Depo ~ y y
II. H. Il; RI daily, Nctpt sundays NJ o3' ~ dIIiVlhI
the mountains early u. evening two hours ear er IMAM
last season. cOnneo at Wells yor with exle Tram ioI
engaged in advance d. r. = g. ticket OIL II Grand
Central Depot, by addressing ny mai or telegram
{. T. ~ t.IPo lEAD, g. A. ~,
\. Y. " n. Il #. e.. r., @. &. Depot y. Y
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EEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ n
STEAMI.is~ LEAVE PIER !, y. Il,
FOOT RECTORST.:
For Highlands SeaDrisht Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 5i5 745. ., II H. 1880 $40 o. oi4o p M sun
For Atlantic Highlands 7:4j O. IL 1850 S45, 8, 5:45
D.
5:4j pm - -. Tx - ,oo
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &c, TAO a. m l'3O
$40 D.. 49,, - al .,o,,ou. -
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paDe seryantscooks mattresses sIer fotmen
e. references inquired into. MILE. A. EKSTROM, NO.
H. Leaington-ave., cor 3lstst. New-l Ork
IT MAURICE LINDQUlSTS Swedish,
4 French and German Employment Oflce l,295 Broad
w1y near 8dt Rooms and g. Female and male servants
f0r a
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NOOK, &c.-By an excellent Protestant COOK,
win daughter age u experience cook aud manager
in college institution CAL or address Tor three DAYS 4Zo
7th.aVe., second floor.
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Summer Resorts.

4 PROSPECT HOUSE, Bay Shore, Long
~ Island. open during September and October; best
point fishing ami boating Bay; hay fever
patients rclleyed no mosquitoes or malaria
y. p. SEW ELL, Proprietor.
ASBURY PARK, n 1.-The Bellcn House.
~ 4thave tine ocean, will open until No
vember special rates for september and October MIS- e.
ROU T.. Miss c. KERR
CLAFLIN HOUSE, among the BERKSHIRE
" Hls 200 feet above the NJ malar Firstclss
in patCudr city reference For descriptive circular
allrn.a 4 q. ED-S. nLlnL-e-nr. BacA.t. MAAs.
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Dermin gxierminators.
Cost ano fonn0.
election Nolirf.
CTATE OF NEW YORK.

OFFICE OF THK SECRETARY OF STATE
ALgAYY. July 81, los-'
To the Sheriff Of the County of NewYork ,-,,,or IN
Sir Notice is horeDy given that az the Generh
day of November next NOV seventh, the loHo""E
officers 10 De elected, TO VIII:
Governor in the place Of AlOn2o H. Corneu - uo,,ios
Licutons Governor III the place nf errse ~ ',1 i'm
Chief Judge Of the COu.s OF ApIell' 'for lu - -,
Charles iTcws Diluted Dy thr %
the place Charles j. FoRe resiEned whose tern Vi UNIV
will lpie the last day OF December ext tho Ir,ed
Representative ia the Forty eighth CohRresS Vi 'i' N
s5a;e for the STATE at large. ,.,.o =, uy,,u, nm
Two Judges Of the Superior Court, in the place OF "'
II. and Horace Russell . rrrt,od
States Tor the IGfth DisrC GGI9sed e
First Ond Third Fourth, fltI SiAth ~ I 49,
teenh OF The City Nc" FORK, Bedoos lS'"nu' iiS
Island and Governors leland rrrt,.1
Rer alive in the FO'tveigth Cong Csc Of the Uhe
States Tor inc sixth 3sioaa ItsTct composer Vi ~
Tenth ard Seventeenth Wards Of saii city a., %,
l,eurrseHtatlye IN The Forty eighth olgrNts OF 'hc
stst for the Eighth Congressional district composed OF hs
Nigth Fifee and sixteenth WaTds aHd mat pOIoh
the IightecDtn Ward lying within FOu' techIHs'ioeT
Twentv.s xth and Fourth ani SlNhaven'ies ,
States for tho Ninth Congressional District composed o. so
the Twentieth Ward a. lies WITHIN iWcht! LII
SeVenh-avenne Snd the udsoh NJ
and So much Of twelfth and Twent fsecond wares as IL
For street. Spuyten DuyNl Cfcck
and Hudson River. -.. 49, rrr,.od
Forty eighth CONGRESS Of the Unted
The Tenth CObgrt ssioDoi DsIlct u
mucn Of the Eighteenth Ward Ia cat OF FoGrtaNehue
and much OF the Nineteenth ana ITentynlr, ~Hus VI
CITY % IhriaVeuue. and B@ck"c
Representatvei tire Forty eighth Congress OI mo
go much OF tie Twentieth les wltha twenty n
street. FoTtiethstTeet sixth and NeVeihaVeIueS anu -
Twelfth and Twenty second wa Us ~ "a
FGhthavenLe. and so mach OF .'nete,hlh anu
and Wards Randais Islands. A. sad GlsulcJs were
established by Chapter 7so Laws Of 1873
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

VI VIA GRFENPOINE
The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pier foot D.
23d.st EAST RIVER for the CompaDys Depot Gnsnpont,
connecting with rains tor Manhattan BE lch - J:lt
IU4J a.. and haif-houry lid g. ~. 10 Jl5
leave Manhattan 1each at f1.31. II, il:DJL n;
l2uJ, 1880, Loo 1870 AMI every Dileel a1t thlrsJ
minutes the honr to $50 AMI AZ H. 1888
VIA BAY RIDGE
The steamers r. MARTIN and HATHAWAY lelvs
OF WhteAa.st ermlI, Of all The Elevated Railways.
at $40 q and half hourly jlJ $40 .. ~
Trans Manhattan Reach at no, "s:lO 9I0A u.
and bl fhOurlY from 1910 n. 10 49, D. NJ
sTrains marked thus do not run Ol SurilYs -
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE 90 CENTS INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
FARES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS BY GIL
NORRIS BAND AND EMINENT SOLOISf-.
FAIRY LAND.-GRAND ILLU IlNAILDN OF THE
GROUNDS EVERY TUES DAY EVENING
THE OCEA4 ABLAZE. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. -
PAINS GREAT PGKOTECHNIC EXHIBITIONS
LNEKY SATURDAY LNENING.
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COUNTY OFFICERS ALSO 70 BE l
SAID COUNTY.

Twenty four members OF AsscmDIy.
a sheriff IN the place Of Pc er BOwe.
County CleyK in The place Of William Butler.
Three the Of Thomas c. Knox GerSon
n Herman Jonn IL. Brady.
TWENTY four Aldermen, from each Assembly District
All whose terms of ONCE, except Alderman VIII expire on
And notice IS hereby further
following concurrent resolutions proposing
ConsiitulOn viii asD be submit ed to a
said election. pursuant section of chapter 229
1882, aud of chapter $40, Laws Of
1882 which hereto annexed and part OF tAls
notice.
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CHAPTER 900.

State OF New York In Senate. April 10. 1882:
Tho foregoing resolution was duly passed. BY order
w
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.
IL NEW-YORK W0ODHAVFN AND RoCkAWAH
RAILROAD.

DOCKAWAY BEACH.
IL NETWORK. WOODHAVFN AND HOCkAWAr
RAILROAD
Trains leave daily except SUNDAYS from -
Hunter Point and Bushwiek-h, NJ 6;2j s. 033. HOB
+. NJ. l. 2.lO 800. 4:Z1 5:3O T. $40.
FlatDusn.sYe. BruckyI-AM. 500, $40, IL Il. NJ, tlV,
$50. 800 $50. 7:jn $50.
trains leave itoeEaway Beach for Hunters Point All
Bushwick almost h0utl $1,000.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hunters Point and BushwcS hourly from
z a. III. TO 3 .. m. $40. 500. 6;lS Glj, s. -
Fatbu.haye. BoOkys, every hour ana ten minutes H'n
a. mt $50 p. ,....-..,
almost hourly.
Tor Flatbushavc. brooklyn almost hourly
TIME. 80 MINUTES.
tickets good 10 return on plymouth ROCK ooc
DOCKAWAY BEACH. EVERY DAY.
WHITES REGULAR LINE MAJESTIC sTEAMERA
EXCURSION ENCEPi
REDUCED 80 CTS. ~
To ~ NDAfT
The COLUMBIA GRAND REPUBLIC and ANEkICUJ
VIII leave DAILY as follows 49, 49,
Pier No. q, Jewelrs Wharf
West22dst West lOtlst NJrth RIVER BROOKLYN
S..Oa III. 80 a. ~ 300 A. H.
lU:l5 AL lO.aOd III lU:lJ a. III IiuVa ~.
linn m 2:rOp m. 2:lj p. 2SO p NJ
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6ituations rUanleo--1laIes.

EOACHMAN.-By a respectable colored man
~ in private family has the best city reference. has No
objection to country Call address h. o.. No 2oi Nest
NeW.NOrk,
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,rs.1THs MINING EXCHANGES

ACTUAL SAILS shA'hS SUI
Open High Low Finsi Am NJ Ny
Names ing est est hA ia"
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w ItV4NIVN I'7-N 'II''0
Kill NOTN1AINS.-ial at Crlns;OI'5 Laniins
Nest pint, CornNlI Nr,yu,re Marlboro. Milton.
Poughkeeose LsD3us. conn.5uly with Ulster AMI Della
ware a,G stony Glove RulrDII+ steamboats, city Of
CatsSnlanI James W BALDWIN iotye daily at D. M foot
Of ifarTsOns. North River except SATURDAYS when tho
CIty UatsGil .. counecng VITA evening
NOMINATING.
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H'HE ALLAIRE,
1 SPRING LAKE. " j., now open. Directly on the
beach superior appointments, cuisine unexceed reduced
rates during september . .. .,.1.. .,r.o,.
THOMAS FARLEY, Manager f. VI. RICHARDSON
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6ituetions Oantco--frmalcs

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT II E
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.2$S broadway corner Thirty
frsts 3O9 West Twenty-thrd-st.. corner Elghthave-
No East Fourteenhs corner mare 92
Nos I % and 300 Ihri.ave, corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fvent up 10 J D. NJ gular ONCE rates
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and 81. JOHN leave Pier Al. North River foo
VI Cana.st, every WEEK DAY. at q p. M, connecting a
9Iny Sunday morning excepted with trans North Yves
Excursion tickets Albany and return good Soday 81 90
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NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By an English
" man. age % single Protestant; town country refer
II. WILSON. private stables - last l6thst City.
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CHARMS GLEN ISLAND,
, Long Island sound. -
THE DAY SUM Err RESORE
TWOGRAND CONCERTS DAILY. Granlla's Band Dit
er's Classic Comet Quartet Depot BllL tsA pasliS
Island superior Dinners Ia cart, Old-ia.honeI lo1S
island Fishing Boating Bathing, BlaTS BOWL
ing. Rifle /OJO, cal Gardcn
The asst steamers SAM SLOAN, LAURA IL
CIR III and ToIIS SYLVESTER follows.
Ipi.n - \ - foot IeweIls Wharf ThirtythirdsL.
re ,<rn,klvn. H. Il. m.
VI NO4'' "a IN 800 a. NJ 1890 A. M
a. 1000 A. m ll:3Oa IA.
l1.i5a M ll:OOa IA. li45 p IA.
l.oO N m l:l5 -. n. 500 D. M
oI6p m $50 D. m 34J D. IN.
el5 PM J:iJ u III
BIO pm
Returning leave GLEN ISLAND 1915. lliiJ a. H.;
10 Is SIS. 300 $50 and 1880 m. -
EXCURSION TICKETS. 10 CENTS
Iron County register., 1882-08-17

ORG.Ns!-ORGANs!- !-Sna,th Aneracdn Or
0ans. for sweetness of tone, reign supreme
over all others. CIV. HANDIEY d Co.,
Cor. 10th s. Olive Sts., st. Louis
Iron County register., 1882-08-17

The village of Montville, Conn, a place of
some one thousand inhabitants, has been in a
fever of excitement over recent sensation
there. 1t seems that one Peter Crow, about
forty years old, whose character has always
been considered good until recently, has
been in the habit of visiting two elderly
maidens, Julia and Estelle Fellows, with
more frequency and less prudence THAI some
of the thoughtful neighbors considered ad-
visable. Consequently the tongue of scandal
linked the name of Crow and Fellows to-
gether in rather disagreeable connection.
On Thursday, July %, Mrs. Crow died. She
was buried on Saturday. On the Monday
following the gay Peter paid a long visit to
the Fellows residence, and on Tuesday Miss
Estelle returned the call and communed with
Peter ut his cottage for several hours. This
again set the tongues of the gossips revolving
on their pivots. On Friday, 4th inst, how
ever, the village was set agog by the sight of
Peter and Estelle returning from drive to
Norwich, eight miles away, where they had
been welded just six days after the burial of
Mrs. Grow No. 1. On Friday night, about
twenty five indignant neighbors met in Sc
auestered spot, donned disguise, and marched
Iron County register., 1882-08-17
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Thomas j. Carr and Lena Carr, his
wife, BY their deed OF trust, dated Goth day
of September, 1874, and recorded in the Re
corder's office of the County of Shannon
and State of Missouri. in Record Book IL. y
on pages 1S7, 1SS and 1S9, did convey to Lhe
undersigned trustee the following described
real estate, situated in the County of Shan
non and State of Missouri, to wit:
The east half of lots one and two q and q
in the northeast quarter of section number
two (2), in township twenGy-eight (2S). north,
of range four (4) west of the nth principal
meridian, containing eighty-two and one-half
acres, more or less;
Which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment of certain notes
in said deed of trust described; and, where
as, two of said notes have become due and
remain unpaid now, therefore, at the request
of the legal holder of said note, and in pur-
suauce of the conditions of said deed of trust,
I, the undersigned trustee, Will, on
Thursday, the 24th day Of august, 1882,
between the hours of niue O'Clock A. NJ and
five O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, al the east front
door of the Court House in the City of Iron
ton, In the County of Iron, State of Missouri,
sell the above described real estate, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, for
the purpose of satisfying said notes and the
costs of executing this trust.
aug3n3 JOHN +. T. EDWARDS. Trustee.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17
H.Davis, Agent,
IRONTON, MISSOURI.
FOR s. ALE1

The west half of the southeast quarter of
section 80, township 81, range 3 east, in Wash
ington county-containing so acres of land ::
40 acres in cultivation; with dwelling house
on il, and lumber on the ground to build a
new house 2ix24 feet; fine lot of peaches.
apples, pearr, &c. , on it, ard one acre well
set in grapes. Forty acres of this land is
among the finest white oak timber in the
county; IL miles from Hopeweil furnace, 3
miles from the Summit, and miles from Po-
tosi, the county seat. title perfect; warran-
ty deed given. Price. s600-1s cash; balance
in one aud two years, with s per cent. interest;
or, 6 per cent. off for all cash. The fruit, if
cared for, will pay the first installment before
the season is over. Possession given az once.
The cheapest place in Washington county.
Apply to j. 7. AXE, lronton.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17

upon the Grow cottage. Arriving there, they
knocked for admittance, which being refused,
they forced the door, and dragged Crow from
his bridal nest. Taking him across the road
into an open field, they liberally Iadled Peter
with pitch, emptied two of his own feather
beds over him, and, after rolling him around
in the plumage few minutes, returned the
helpless bridegroom to his anxious Estelle
and dispersed to their homes. Peter Crow
il an Irishman of some property, while the
Fellows sisters are highly connectedin in Mont
Vile and Hartford.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17

RAIsIN curing promises soon to become
leading industry in Southern California.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17

ACCORDING to the New York Commercial
Bulletins crop reports forJuly, Kansas, Ken
tucky, Missouri and Ohio-producing nearly
third of the corn crop of the whole coun-
try-make the most favorable reports, and
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota,
and Wisconsin, the most unfavorable. For
the ten great wheat-producing States, 225
counties report above an average yield, thir-
teen an average and only fifteen below an
average. The reports indicate that the crop
of the entire country will be 6OO,OOO,OO
bushels this year, as against 400, 900 in
1879.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17
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Iron County register., 1882-08-17

THE troubles in the Dunkard Church,
which have been growing for some time, are
taken into court at Chambersburg, Pa. The
younger members, who wish to dress as 9TH
er people do, to have musical instruments
and the like, claim to be the real church, and
ask the court to put them in possession of
its property...--A long and hot fight is ex-
pected.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17

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have combined to resist persecution, and
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of each shop: "Ten dollars will be paid for
the arrest of any fellow that throws dead cats
or dogs or bricks into this laundry.
Iron County register., 1882-08-17
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