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ECZEMA.

sixteen months since A. eruption broke ont
IN INV Log aud 10th feet, which tutn.d out 20
be EcEema and crusel mo great vain nnd an.
noyauc" ! tiled various remedies with Dc
GOOD rosrlt., until Ia ID the CCtICUUA RE-
SOLVENT Internally amt JUTtCuHA aud Crri
ouHA soar ext ruilly which ontiroly cured
mo 50 that my skln IL A. smooth and natural as
ever.
L. FR,ILEY,o o. south ST, Baltimore.
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The Highest Rank.

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and
falling hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has
taken the highest rank as AL elegant
auG reliable hair restorative.
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When your wifc's health Is bnd,
when your children are sickly, when
you feel worn out, use Browns Iron
Bitters.
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Sa'i,Ost'LA sORE.

R"v ". -----, IN detailing hi' experience
" ith tho Cr1iCuHA RENgutse, eaii that 'hro'
Dlylne Pr0ylienc" one Of his pnrishpnnri was
cured Of sctotulnu- sore. which was slow y
dtaining awPy hi. tr bv The IrrtcrEA rs
,uivgNr internally, AMI CCTiCrRN a'd err.
cuRN SOAP externally. Tue poison that had
fed the disease was completely driven out,
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J. w. swartz, Clerk In Kreeger's
store, moved his family, house hold
effects and DOMESTIC ANIMALS to
town. on Monday last.
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james Beaver Is happy-its agirl-
when II comes to rocking the cradle
we wonder who'll be HAPPIEsT.
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Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying veg
citation, ETC., is Browns Iron Bitters.
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SI3ri IS Sizes.

SI3E{{ ) Sit35.
DG virtue Of sUnhry writs Of Fl. Via
t)issucd out the Court of Com.non
Peas ul Snyder county. and 10 IN,
directed vii he exposed To- public sale
at the Court House Ia the Borough of
M!ddicbursh On
Tuesday, May l6. 1892.
~ 10 \ NJ. the bIlowing described
Real Estate. to wit
4 cernin piece ar tract { land sit'
uaie in Washington township Snvdrr
county P,. Bounded North by 'hnl
uf Jacob Dre",e. East by lands Of Jonas
kis,iugeI South by lands Df John Kep
ner, aud West 10y lands al Philip Is.
Meyer, said tract containing
10 Acres
more or lpss with the appurtenance'
thereto belonging, wheIeun are erected
1t wv stony lraue
Dwelling Ilouse. stable
and other outlbuiliIugs well of never
falling water aud a thrifty young Or
chari.
Seized and taken in exc, ution and To
he sold rs the property OF John Helm.
bach. tcrre tenant.
ALSO A certain piece or tract OF
laud situate in Beaver tjwnship, Sny-
der county. Pa. Bounded North 10y
lands of John Middlrswarth, East by
Noses Specht, South by Bloomshurg
Iron comany aud by Samuel 4. Wetz'
el and West 10y Moses Specht, contain
ing
10 Acres
more or less, whereon are erected two
dwelling houses.
Also. that certain house and lot of
ground situate IN township, county aud
state aforesaid b 'nndel North by pub
lie road, East 10y lot of Jacob A. Fees,
South by Sunhnry and LewisiOwn X.
X. and West by public road containing
One Fourth Acre,
more or less, with the appurtenance-
thereto belonging. whereon are erect
ed three story house known as the
Central Hotel,
large shed, Ice-house and other out
buildings.
Seized, and taken in Execution and
Ia lie sold as the property Off ID, Con
rad.
ALSO-A certain piece Of ground or
lot M 3S situate in Beaver township,
Snyder county, Pa. Bounded North b>
Main Street, Fast 10y lot of John ID.
Radenhach, south by an alley, West
lay lot of John l. Camp. containing
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Elegant black cashmeres from seven
~ cents to one dollar per yard at 81
monton, Barber 4 Co.
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II you want to buy good suit Of
clothes cheap call at Simonton, Barber
4 co.
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Highest cash price paid for all kinds
of grain ut Simonton Barber 4 co.
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LPl..ltiOn,,t..I- /

= h.-,ar r,trrn think 70. ..'.. F.
r.. N,r. - and rnuunH. .rt..' .. r
..t. frothOnut .rS
1.....I
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Mrs. B. Marx Selinsgrove. PA. is do
ing . lively busines iH the line Of Boots,
'hoes. Trunks. Valices &c. & DC
Give her . call before purchasing els
where.
April q. 's2.
William H. Ripka, Millwright, Globe
Mills, is ready to do all kinds of
work In his line Of business at short
! office, and guarantees his work. He
is an experience mechanic.
NJ .ch 3d. tf.
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All communications, business let
40. for this office, TO secure
= -c,nl attention should be addressed
follows: TIE PoeT, Middlebure
,,vtSer County, Pa. Advertisements:
..v,.nuuications &c. must be handed
Ia BY Monday noon. to secure inser-
ton In next issue
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Trimming Silk & Satin at Simonton
Barber & co.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Catharine Il. Rockefeller In the Court
by her next friend j. of Common
A. Moat1, vs.. Jacob Pleas of Sny
w. Rockefeller. der county.
VNHE undersigned Commissioner
i sppoin,ed by the Cour, TO take testimony In
the ahoys stated case VII al for tina purpose "
his appoin'aleut. st tho oflso Of l.. e. A. s,s,
Esq., IN the borough OF Nitdlehufg. on Tuesdas
NA, Icih. ,ess. a, O'Clock A. NJ. All persous
interested aro hereby aslifed to attend II they
" JACOB QILBEsT.
AeaNlA VssstaT'
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I ~ y -

April %. at Paxtouville, charles
Spencer, aged about 3S years
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rsc.istcr &gGrcUs. l,.s'

cseuiStcp. &gSNcg5' ~. =
AIR. Editor. Announce 'ohu - un.
W. " NM enu-y, ~ - suitable - va I"
tor tho once IT Rrvister pui Recorder. Mr..
uuru HAVING allied tHi. unl - =. m Nctr- ago
vii br!ug to tue dis"hHrs" ~ ". duties eN.
perlsnrr nhiii'g ami the prrper qutiin 'ntinns
aHA social rel ton. w't'ii aye r~insepir. .rle trnu
n prnmr' diicharlo .. duty ami ihs approval
% the puOlic.
REPrnLtCAS.
EpIrou posr:-You will plense M
IJpounru a. your p .rer, James " NanTnndt.
OF Midilehurg, 4. % suitnb candid 4 tor Re.
sist,r ant RN.uri"r Nr NauIluit h's been
a taItrtnl ani on 'isnt uficer. Il and hlSiys
has hec q fithfil Republican and wott"y NJ
Republican suppnrt-Nns gallant -oli or ana
hect 10 of his sears merits our sympa'hy AID
encOu!agrmeut.
"WTsr ESD"
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Its Q girl-born yesterday"-was
the telegram received at the Waffle
House, on Monday morning last and
II the Western Union wires were sus
ceptible. Of feelings, emotions, as J.
Haldeman, our gentlenanly, and very
: clever salesman, that telegram would
have busted the wires from Millers-
town to Middleburg. We congratu-
late the little Miss Haldenan on her
DEBUT In this vast theatre.
''rhe Troxelville Cornet Band" was
out last Saturday evening and rem
dered some excellent music for the
benefit Of our citizens. The Band
has sixteen members, aud has just re-
ceived their splendid new Uniforms
which they have purchased from
Jacob Reeds Sons. Phila. The Band
makes an elegant appearance with
their new instruments and uniforms.
Their music Is all new. Aud parties
tn need OF Baud can be accommo-
Gated by giving them a call.
J, w. s.
Iroxelville, May I, 's2.
There b no nse in dragging yourself
to death, and buying all the vile med
icinss for internal use when 'yon can
be cured of fever and aeue, dumb sgue.
bilious disorders. jaaudice, dyspepsia,
- we'll - all disorders and ailments
OF the liver. blood and stomach. by
wearing one of Prof Guilme,tc's
Frsnch Liver Psds. which is sure
cure every time. n yonr druggist
does not keep tho pad, send 81 so in
letter 10 French Pad Or. Toledo o..
aud Il viii be sent you by return mail
'Itis ths only Pad that's guaranteed
~ sS'A. Dsxsssof ooanterlei.s.
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YOJ CAV De CURED
PROF. GUlLMETTE'S
French Kid n9y Pad,

Ask ynur irurfitt tnr pR1t. Oh lin T. TE'S
FKENOu KIDNEY PND nnl tass no other.
ceive the PAD DS return matt
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE pRopEL.
JUDGE BUCHANAN, Lawyer, Toledo. ~ q.
"Ons ~ PROT. Uullms.tc's rtcueh Eiiner
Pads ruf oil INC of luuityn &C. three Wots -
time, MS case had tetn gty'n ~ by the loyi
Doctors as 'nrurpble Duuny .'i 'Nis ttnn
suiir-od untold az ny aId pad out itlgo sums
ut money.
GEJiGg vErrrU. !. =, Toledo q, soy.
suffered Tor thr,c y"tr. VITA arihtoa an
kidney Dt'cls', Aul pi'o1 hNl 10 ~ . Inut
IN crut .hn', VS. 'nt'tsiy Rid permanently
Gu ed after wearing oct Gntmct,es From a
kiducy Pad tour vcrks'
SQUIRE y. e. ,,OJrr, Sylylni,O writes;
Il nave hrcns rro.t sun rcr t,r yctrs
With Bright'H EisHtte ot thu k'dn,ys For
weeks At = time w,s IN hls to net out Il tel @
took barrels of ne lI.in' tut thoy gave me on.
Grilmcttc's kidney Pads six Weok-, ana
now Know an entirely cured
MkS HELLEN IEGOIt, r tlclo. o., s,ys:
For yrtrs nave d. on cpuhnel = .re.t pirt
male vrtkncss. wore one OF dui the te's
ktdue, t.f- hnd wa. ,utci IN Que m,rth.
II. u. OK IN, Nholesaie Gtccer findl,y.
o., writ.
81 suffered TT Is years with lnmo lack pnd
IN tHtcc wce.- wtS perm tnon'ly ca o. %, wear
ing one 81 Prot, ,iuilmct,'- KLINE, PADS
a.. :. KIE SLINl, ... ., bruEglat, LoEpns-
port. iui., whom -cudiug Ia an order iur Il h..
II wlr, nno ui tho ar.t ones We had and re-.
ceINal more bruont tinm II t.bu anything |
ever Iscd. L. nft thePt is giyN I,ttor gtLgrtl
s. ushctipn than any Kila'y rcmcii We ever
suli.'
RhY \ SHOEMAKER, Dugsi,ta, Iannl.
bio. Nu.,
Pads and AMI tro hetr'ns Of goal r''ul.s fTo,n
them every dny.'
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SAMARITAN .NERrT.N Z

.
S.IN.4RiTAN NERTTN Z
cure. EplIsptlo fi',. spasp,, "onyui-,ons 81.
vitu- Daucr. Nirtsn. Iiys'e les, insiuiy,
Apopl.xy, Pir,ly'i., Hhoumlt,.m, N'nriis,a,
aud al Nervous Diseases. lNt- iuisl sile
remedy will positively eradicate every species
oi Nervous Dtrauxeuen. ,ni Il rive them
away FROM whence t',y M, \ 'ver 20 retatn
appin. II utterly oestToys tho germs "f III.
easr by neui,ai yiUg the here NAV taiut or
~ ison Ia the system. AMI thoroughly cradi
Gates tue disease, aud utterly destroys tho
cause,
SAMARITAN .NEP VINE
Cures temsle Weakness, General Debility,
Leucorthova or Whitss Painful Nenstru ,tiun
el MI IN matt ion 0f the Hla dor, lrfItaItlity
OF the Bladdcr. For WAX fnlLes4 ut NigLt,
there Is no better remedy. Dufing the cha 20
~ lie no Female rhnuli be without II. II
qul-ts the Nervous system and gives rest,
comfort aud nstnrv's sweet sleep.
SiyU.4RIT.4.N NERJT.NE
tot Oplum Eating. These degrading habits
are by tar the wrTHt evils that have ever he.
f,llen suffering humanity Thousands llo an
nually from thesa noNi"us drugs. Tue dtuuk'
ard itinas liquor not Oocase he likes II hut
to- the pleasure uf drinkiug and treating his
lTisnds, litt thinking that he Is on hi- ROAD
toTuin. Lik the Opium Eater. he hrst uses
the drag ia sdail quanutirs a. harmless Ru-
tidote. The soothing inhuerc' OF I'll" drug
him on 10 his ow n destruction. the habits Of
Opium .tikL and itqdor Drinking are pre-.
eisoiy what ratins u TO ailmsntiSeno's, as oy- .
creating hrst innamos the stomach. which
redIubirH Its cravings Iutil II paraiyEss both
the st0m Oh ami appetite. SO every drink OF
liquor or dusa of opium, instead OF satisiying
InIy add u It's here' nr's, uGtil Il cOnsumt
III vital i0rce and then iiselt LiAe tho Rlut-
tonous tarewUrm, ~ cries ''iIve, give, Viys ! .
tut never enough until las own Tapacity de-
vlr- Itself sam ritsn Neryins gives instant
70 ief In all such cases. II prudue's sleep,
qu iets the nsrye-, buiids up the Iery0us sys-
ten, and restores uoiy aud mind to healthy
condition.
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Shop aud Stable
Dwelling Honse

Seized taken into execution mud +
he sold az the pr"p-,v W j.,h L
Camp
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Ifyou want Silk Hat give $. Op.
pcnheimer an order and you will get
just exactly the thing you want.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-24
A WALK OVER.

The Tenth District Democrats Hold
Their Convention and RenomI-
nate Hon. M. L. Clardy by
Acclamation.
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron county, Mo-,
in vacaliOn--Aug u, 1882:
The State Of Missouri at the relation ana to
the use of James Rufori. Collector OF the
Revenue of Iron county, Missouri,
arainst
J. B. Kiplinger, j. P. Kirkoatrlck, and
all unknown interested parties. |
Action TO Enforce Payment of Taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff, James
Blu ord collector OF the revenue of Iron cnun-
ty, Missouri, and files his petition and atiiIa-
Wit, setting forth among other things that the
drfrnd nts are non residents OF the State of
Missouri aud cannot he summoned in tuis ac-
ton by the ordinary process of law; it is
therefore ordered by tn" clerk of the circuit
court of Iron county, Missouri, in vacation,
that publication be made mott ying said de-
PENDANTS that an action has been commenced
against them in the circIl court of said coun-
", the Obi c. and general nature of which is
to enforce the lien of the State of Missouri
for back taxes for the years 1877, 1873, 1879
and 1850, on the following real estate, situated
In Iron county, No, belonging TO said defrn-
dants, to wit: The cast half of the northwest
oUsrtrr of SECTION 81, township 81 OF range
4 east. IAN it.m;zed statement in the nature
of tax ill., showing the amount of taxes now
due on said real estate, for the ear afo eSad,
amounting in the aggregate to the SUN OF
&c 10 is filed with said petition rs provided
by iaw) And unless they he and appear at
the next term of said court, to be holden for
the county Of Iron, and State of Missouri, at
the COURTEOUS" in said county. on the foF1rth
Monday in October next {15S2), and on or be-
fore the sixth day thereof Of the term shall so
lonp continue; and II not. then before the end
of the term), and plead. answer or deinur to
said plaintiffs petition, the same will he tax
en- as confessed, judgment rendered in ac-
corilance with the prayer of said retition, and
raid real estate, Or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. interests
aud cests, he s. III under a special tieri facias
to be issued thereon.
1t lis further ordered that copy hereof he
published according 70 law in the IRON CoUN-
Ty REGISTER a weekly newspaper published
in said county of Iron, AND State of Missouri.
JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
true cory:
Attest, with seal, this 2lst day of
tsEAL.J Ancna'. 1882
JOS. Huff. Clerk
su .sn6 Iron county circuit court.
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Hon. M. Il. .Clardy.

IA will he seen by the proceedings
of the Convention, published in this
issue, MIR. Clardy has been rcnominat-
ed for Congress. There is no need of a
'colamn of Mandatory remarks in this
connection, and we don't propose to
waste any space that way. When we
Say that no other choice would have
given any sort of satisfaction to our
people, we only speak the truth. Iron
county will give him the biggest vote
ever cast for q Democratic nominee to
a political office. He is clearly man
of the people, and faithful public
servant.
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power in 1874 pledged to retrenchment and
reform. Millions of dollars were saved, and
jobbery was not known and could not be seen
at that end of the capitol. Lobbyists and
brokers in legislation had to flee from Wash
ingtou or starye. The present House Of Rep
resentatives was originally Republican by a
small majority, but had been augmented with
the aid of Missouri Greenbackers and Virginia
Regulators under Malone, and Democrats
had been unscated to give place to Republic
cans. The Democratic party had redeemed ifs
pledges and kept its faith with the people.
With such a record they could expect victory
in 1882, the fOrerunner of a greater and more
glorious victory to come in 1884.
Mr.. Clardy agail. returned thanks for the
honor conferred upon him, and said he ex-
pected to visit during the campaign all the
wards and counties in the District and become
better acquainted with the people.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
The new Congressional Comm ttee had a
meeting and organized by electing Mr.. Elvis
Harrison. of Reynolds, Chairman, and A. r.
Helmbacher, of st. Louis, Secretary, and adj
lourned subject to the call OF the Chairman.
To SMOKERS The Book Store carries the
best stock of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, and
Cigarettes in town.
Smith American Organs sold on easy
monthly payments, by c. w. Handley 4 Co.,
corner 10th & Olive Sts., St. Louis.
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to the members of the Association. The oc-
casion will be long remembered by the schools
of Southeast Missouri.
We had been instructed by our County
Commissioner, the Ironton School Board and
several citizens of the town to invite the As
ISOLATION TO hold its next meeting at Ironton.
We presented the claims of Ironton, and se-
cured favorable vote, by majority of one
but a member from the north was induced
to change his vote, and upon the second
count we lost it. The teachers of the South
east co-operated with me in the effort to
secure It for Ironton, but Washington, Frank
lin county, was the successful competitor.
Very respectfully, +. G.. MILLER.
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In the Circuit Court of Iron county, NO., In
vacation: us. n, 1882 /
The State OF Missouri at the relation and to
the Use Of James ButQrd, Collector of the
Revenue of Iron county, Mo.,
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The Southeast Missouri Teach
erS' Association.

Ed. Register-In compliance with your re.
quest for report Of the late session of the
Southeast Missouri Teachers Association,
held Mt De Soto, furnish you the following
brief account:
The organization bearing the above name
was instituted ut Piedmont some four years
ago, and is one of four similar organizations
in Missouri. The one for the Southeast con-
'tains twenty six counties, and meets yearly.
Since the first, it has met at Pennington,
Charleston, Cape Girardeau, Salem, and De
Soto. Our late De Soto meeting consisted of
three days. session, viz, 10Th, 10th and 18th
,of August. Near one hundred teachers were
present, among which were professors from
the State University, the Normal Schools of
Missouri, Washington University and other
st. Louis schools, the State Superintendent,
and teachers from'the various graded public
schools of the Southeast. The session was
an unusually pleasant and profitable one.
Space will scarcely admit of Il report upon
programme, hence we refer to the several
DAYS work In general way.
Organization was effected Tuesday, at the
City Hall, where the afternoon and evening
sessions were held. Wednesdays sessi IN
was nelu III STNStai CHS, 10 where the teicH-
ers and large number of the good people of
De Soto were carried by special train. The
very gentlemanly Superintendent of the
works ut Crystal City, Mr.. j. F. Neal, TEN
,lercd the Association free excursion and
return over his road; accordingly, at $50
O'Clock Thursday morning, three ears were
filed with eager passengers, all with we'll
filed baskets of good victuils put up by the
De Soto ladies. From TO O'Clock the 'cS-
cursionisis viewed the glass works, which
are a wonder for extent and maghificence.
Superintendent Nea! and his assistants spared
no pains to show the teachers the various
processes Of plate glass making. t9o'clock
the Association assembled in the Crystal City
Hall and pursued the regular programme of
the session, and ut $3.50 O'Clock P. n. return
ed to De Soto, and held the regular evening
session in the City Hall at that place. Thurs
DAVIS session was attended with the arrival
of additional teachers, and so the interest in
creased to the close-10 O'Clock Thursday
evening. After the adjournment, the ladies
of De soto served refreshments in the Hall,
and the sweet tooth of each guest was satiat-
ed with such viands as ice-cream and cake.
Here we would say that too much praise can
not he given the kind people of De Soto for
their generous and free hospitality extended
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron county, NO., In
vacation: ug. II, 1882 !
The State OF Missouri at the relation and tC
the Use Of James ButQrd, Collector of til.
Revenue Of Iron county, $40,
against
Isaac Sprecher, James F. Whiteman & Co.,
and all unknown Interested Darties.
(Acti0n To Enforce Payment OF Taxes.
Now at this day comos the plaintiff, James
Buford, collector OF the revenue OF Iron
county, Missouri, and files his petition and
affidavit, settling forth among other Things
that the defendant Is a nonresident OF the
State of Missouri and cannot be summoned
in this acto by the ordinary process of law
1t is, therefore, ordered by the oierk OF the
Circuit Court, in vacation, that publication
be made notifying said defendants tlat on
action has been commenced against them in
the Circuit Court of said county the obj. CT
and general nature OF which is to enforce The
lien OF the State of Missouri for hack taxes
for the years 1878, 1879 and 1880, on lh
following real estate, ST uutrd In Iron county,
Mo-, belonging to said deien lants, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter of
section 81 township 81, range etsi;
Gan iteDized statement in the nature OF a
tax bill, showing the amount of taxes now cue
on said real estate, for the years aforesaid,
amounting in the aggregate to the sum OF
1892, is filed said petition provided by
law.l And unless they be and appear at the
next term of said court. to be holden for the
county of Iron. and State of Missouri, at the
CourS House IN SAID county on the 1Ourth
Monday in October GSS2) next. and on or
before the sixth day thereof (f the term
shall SO long continue; and if not, then
before the end Of the term), and plead,
answer or demur to said plaintiffs etition,
the same will be sakrn as confessed, Judgment
rendered In accordance with the prayer of said
petition, and said real estate, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment. interest and costs be sold hnder a
special fieri facias to he issued thereon.
II fr,r har ,rIn hat q
unfinished according to law In the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER. a weekly newspaper pub
lislled in sad county OF IRON and State of
Missouri. JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
a true copy:
Attest with seal this q t LAY Of
SEAL. August. 1882.
aug23n6 JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Iron county circuit court
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-24
For Congress 10Th District:
MARTIN l.. G l. A RID Y,
or St. Francois County.
For State Senator-24th District:
CHARLES D. Y A n G E Y,
OF Wayne County.
IRON COUNTY 1ENlcaATIe TICKET,

For Representatives:
THOMAS G.. FOLEY.
For Judge of the County COurt-At
Large:
A. w. HOLLOMAN.
For County Judge, Southern District:
JOSEPH G. GARRISON.
For County Judge, Western District:
DAVID H. PALMER.
For Sheriff and Collector:
WILLIAM. A. FLETCHER.
For Clerk of the County Court:
G. B. NALL.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court:
JOSEPH HUFF.
For Judge of Probate:
FRANZ DINGER.
For Assessor:
SIMEON f. BUFORD.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
WILLIAM R. EDGAR.
For Treasurer:
ISAAC G. WENTWORTH.
For Coroner:
WILLIAM G. THOMAS.