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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

~ NJ a
AR
For Presents, we are receiving. 81
OF
ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL BIAS
kETS.
a Large Stock Of Silver Goods,
CALL BASKETS. VASES,
SILVERED KNIVES
AND FORKS,
CARD RECEIVERS
All the New Designs in Silver
Plated Goods.
A Beautiful Line of
MAJOLICA WARE-new Styles.
The pre..ies. Line 81
Christmas Cards
ever exhibited in this country.
HANDSOME PAPER X
PRAYER BOOKS aud
HYMNALS
A Nice Line Of
STATIONARY,
all for Xmas presents.
We will also receive this week a
NEW STOCK OF
G L O II III ~ G
such as
~OVERCOATS, :&c.
The Best IS CLOAK in NORTH
Carolina. Ladies not yet supplied
with Cloaks will do we'll to call anc
see them. They will be in thi!
week.
Our Stock for the Holiday trade
is jan1.up, in
CITRON ,HRAISlNs,
~COCOANUTS
PINE APPLE CHEESE,
MOCHAi JAVA and LAGUYRA
COFFEES.
Receiving Fresh Goods every day
Goods that out yesterday, ar
here to-day, and cheaper.
Preserved Canton Ginger, Can
ned Tomatoes, Corn, Oysters, &c.
Wanted, all the Dry Hides, Rat
bit, Mink. Coon and Fox Skins i
the country. Cornield Peas an
Corn. Peas to-day worth 81 IS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

C.Fre drinkers should read the
.isc:tisemcnt in another column
headed LOoQ Coffee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07


Nearly all the &c houses in town
have been filled xi.h lee from one
and a halt to Two met Is ,nick.
We return slarA~ 10 'a.lv friends
whose good ori","t> W" value, t,l
words Of cnc,n a.r,m.r, cuLcerniny
this paper.
From The \ lenia ga Sunday
No"oyrtYh Tie editor of the
Pixies county .turs has been cured
of rheumatism by St. Jacohs Oil.
On Tuesday, Jan. sd, 1882, the
thermometer at The residences OF
DR.. VIM. Cameron, in lIillsoorn
was only lhree degrees above zero.
Cold weati 5.
A destructive f'c at Flat River,
Dec. 2Sth. .cSnt,ed in the entire de
strnctinn Of tie eicrs aud goods al
Mr.. &. W.Scr".gs. Ci.,n of fl {
10, known. Loss 81 900 insurance
$4,000.
"''sn '''' A"''''''
", during he h"lid",~, i'mr'a 4
deer :. miles beyond Ncwl = ter-
'"'s AZ" cI''"' y "''''ia. =
'"'>'''' "'''. 1e Hc'' - 80
'e'"'' ,''ahAs /" " ~
N'r"'"'. H'hn'es 'o>''' '"f'|'
''' - ,"eeA' ~ ''' ,ii'N'
Was '''a's II was very are
'Ee ''ia ~ ''o "roeF' '~e''s'"o'i
W. WISH YOU s'af OF penny
Tie Nc" York CLIPPER lately g
led the case OF Captain .'ato'
schmidt. Of Tcmrkins''ile, S'a'cr
'''"'' : = VINO "a' oee' " 1'''
s'nc'er ""n '''e"''a''s'n i"r '''",
YEARS., ne u.s." - "ae"'s ~ -
sP'e"o'" e'eoc>>
A s",ored man white cutting
tree, December 18th, on the lands 9
Mr.. Thomas " cody, IN AIa'nanc
county, snn'e |. miles from tn
place. ne noticed q hollow and 9
'NaminatIon he. '"'i"d nearly nv
bundled dollars IL ."'d.
We learn tina, M.s~r>. A.W. CIR:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
DgIvATE BOARDING HOUSE

The undersigned = accommodate
several persons with good board Oh
moderate terms.
can. also. AZ short notice. furnish Il
horse and buggy. saddle horse. OF wagon
and team 10 partle. desiring sue..
When you ONE Ia tiiiis5oru. call On
,n.. and | will endeayor 10 make you
comfortable NJ a small cost. / IAN.
also. take care oil teams AID hor-e,.
JOHN p1e.IE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
CHRISTMAS
Is COMING.

For the next sixty days, I propose
to offer 10 the people Of Orange
County,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth of New Goods, At prices
neve before seen IN this market.
They consist of DRESS GOODS,
bought after the rush was over in
New York, and consequently bought
for less figures than any one else has
been able to buy them.
DRESS GOODS at 6 IA to 80
cents, that have always been sold
here aud elsewhere at IL IL to so
cents.
My Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
is complete in every respect.
! CLOAKS AND SHAWLS OF
every price and quality.
Coupled with these cheap goods,
| have added all kinds of
FANCY GROCERIES,,
in addition to my large stock OF
Staples, comprising
RAISINS,
CITRON CHEESES,
EDAM PINE APPLE &CREAM
FRENCH MUSTARDS,
PICKLES
DAT MEAL and TAPIOCA.
In fact everything that would
tempt the taste Of the public.
1t is needless to further state tha,
my stock OF HATS is full and cheap
from common to finest grades.
l. Great drives in CLOTHING, - s
pecially OVERCOATS, ranging il
price from $3.50 to $500. Whole
Suits $500 to $4,000.
1t will be money in pocket to am
one 10 examine my Stock before
making their purchases, as mean t
close them out in time to make wa,
tor a Spring Stock never seen II
old Hi'lsboro before.
Try me. but only with CASH o
BARTER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

CALL on FRANK HARRIS FOR
~ a COOL shave. a good Shampoo,
4 good Hair Cut. and all other work
done III his line oi business. F~irs,-class
work gparauteed-
y. Z. lParficular attention paid 10 the
cuttingbi childrens hair.
ID E.adies' Hair Cutting and Sham
y,ooIrig done al their residences with
neatneo.. &c. Thanks for past favor
and soiicits a continued patronage.
amyour-. respectfully.
FRANK ". HARRIS,
Uiii-tsoro X. &.
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]. B. G. ROULHAC.
r II \ G. II F. L X.
Carriage NJ * and I'm
dertakcr.
UlLI-SBORO. y. &.

Ilear-e free. Keeps always on hand
different styles of vehicles. Also, all
kinds of Furniture. at bottom prices.
Will rot be undersoId by any one for
same grade OF work.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified ~ Admins
TRAITOR upon the estate OF Frederick
Lloyd. decd. | hereby notify all persons
holding claims against the estate 10 PIE
sent them to me on or before the 23d
day OF Dec. 1882. or this notice will be
plead in bar OF their recovery and
those persons Indebted 70 the estate are
notified to make immediate payment.
This Dec. 23d, 1881.
w. Ii. LLOYD. Admir-.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
RATES ;

One year. to be paid in advance. fl.5O.
Six months. $l.GC.
Three months, +" 80 cts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
KiI'and 'ook place near Hillsboro,
sunday, Jan. LIST. Rev. II. Burwell,
Of Raleigh, conducted services.
While all the cities, towns and
villages are having the children vac
cinate.l. Will the authorities of our
town not look .nto the matter? "a
stitch in ,lmr." &c. Eaccinatc!
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r o L { L

NJ OTIC T..
Having moved my family 10 Chapel
Hill. will rent ar sell nv house and a
lot of land two miles eat of UillabOrO.
All persons wanting surveying done.
by addressing me at Chapel Hill. will
receive prompt attention at moderate
charges. BENZ. H. BELL.
S)li NpSnr
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The Editor will not b. responsible
for views OF correspondents.
Advertisements and Communications
must be srnt in by Wednesday nf c"'l
week.
The ~ il put to pres on Thurs
dav 50 that il may be sent through n
mails or Friday.
.Thi. IL the only newspaper published
In orange County. and ever ritzru Of
the County sh"ui" take it and Ecoh
AZ" iis ptl,.irA'rn.
SelA y hi. a;fir-. AT oilcr. n"t:c.. ri
marriage. dratrS., a"ridtni.. e.. IL iart
~ev-rvthrg If ini",r@t. .nlwc viii ~
rie,nlrs il ,.ubti h;ux Iti>ilr de>if"
~ the f.ditor of i:u~ pa;lcr 10 puJl;-l. :
tif,t-"ias- omit, uc~-I,apcr.
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RATES

ADVERTISING KATES
One column, one year. $1,000.
H.lf column. =" 5000.
Fourth +" /" " $500.
One square. (ten 1ines) one insertion.
81. and for each subsequent insertion
so cents per square.
cCourt Notices. 6 weeks. cash.
81 80. and when payment is delayed for
, months, 5000.
W-Local advertisements ~ cents per
line.
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ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER.

HILLSIDE N. G..
SATURDAY. - JANUARY &. 1852.
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4. rel hornet COW. ANY Information.
Leading 10 her recovery VA ae sui.ab4,
re~zr led. THOS. Il. TURNER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

Coffee drinkers should read the
advertisement in another coilmn
headed Coed CTR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


BOARDING md DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
LITTLE GIRLS.
The MISSES N.ASH and MISS kOL-
LOCK will resume The exercises of
day. Sd February. 1884,.
Circulars ent on application.
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Name this phpef.)
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IL
Having qualified as Adminisfrator OF
the estate of the late Thomas King.
Sr.. deceased. all persons indebted ~
said estate are hereby notified to max"
settlement at once end all persons old
ing claims against said estate must pre-
sent thtm for payment within twelve
months from date. or this notice will -
plead in bar of their recovery. Thi-
Dec 3, 1881.
-. n. WILkERSOE.t Admir-.
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Il.s +. \. ROBERTSON.
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X L.nn l.. BATTLE. IL. D..
f-.tf.pf
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-01-27
THE WRONG WILLIAM.

An English lady, when walking over
Bunker hill. and looking at the monu
ment, was told that Gen. Warren fell
there. 'Did he hurt himself ?" was her
innocent question. She must have been
a near relative of the Jerseyman men
toned below:
A gentleman from New Jersy was
taken by friend in Philadelphia, re-
Gently, to examine the place where the
Penn treaty tree once stood. When
they reached the ground, the friend
pointed to the place, and remarked that
it was the exact spot where William
Penn stood when he engaged in the
memorable transaction which made
him famous IN history. The Jerseyman
looked at the place for long while.
and walked around it three or four
times slowly. and punched his cane in
the ground once or twice, and said:
'Hem!" and Hal" and Every inter-
estlne, very
Then he thought for a few moments
and SAID:
"But where did the son stand when
William shot the apple off his head?"
The friend was so disguised that he
hurried off to catch the street car, which
was due near there at, twenty-scven
past three.
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Kansas KweStionS.

DEAR HOME ClRCLE:-As our cor.
ner seems to discuss nearly everything
come to you for aid; my trouble is
"oat meal" l hear about its being
delicious, and being good for dyspep-
tics, and all that. But if it cannot be
made any better than l have succeeded
in preparing t,whv l must say. the
dyspepsia is not much more to be
dreaded than dose of oat meal.
Now if some one of the readers of the
Home Circle who has had experience,
will give full and explicit directions
about cooking it, so that it Will be fit
10 eat, they will confer favor upon
WILD WEsTERNER.
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For the Gnarrnc Homo Circle.
Knit Quilt.

This is knit in two kinds of stripes
one called the honeycomb, which is
wide, and the other twist stripe, and Is
narrow. Honeycomb is knit this way
CASTOR so stitches.
LIST row, plain.
End row. seam or ourl.
3rd row, plain.
4th row, knit 6 plain, slip 2, knit 4
slip2, and so on to the end of kneedle,
ending with 6 plain.
9th row. same as 4.h row. only purl-
ing instead OF knitting, and slipping the
same stitches.
9th row, same as 4,h, plain and slip
9TH row same as 9Th, purl and slip.
9Th row, same Us 4th, plain and ship
9th row, knit plain, slipped stitches
and all.
10th row, purl like 2nd row.
18th row, plain.
18th row, knit 8. slip 2, knit 4, slip 9
knit 4, and so on, leaving plain at end
of needle.
Alternate rows of honeycom5, must
begin and end with stitches the 9th
ers, with 3.
NARROW OR TWIST STRIPE.
Cast on 40 stitches.
1st row, knit PLAIN.
2nd row, knit 4, purl 8, knit 4, plrl
Is. knit 4.
3rd row, plain.
4th row, same as 3nd row.
9Th row, plain.
9th row, same as End.
9TH row, PLAIN.
Sth row, same as 2nd.
9th row, plain.
10th row, same as End.
18th row, plain.
18th row, same as End.
18th row, plain.
l4Cu row, SAINT as %uu.
18th row, plain.
10th row, same as End.
18th row, knit plain, take third
needle, knit the next 4 on it, then make
a twist by laying the sticheson the Sd
needle over the next stitches and going
back to knit commencing at the 9Th
stitch, knitting the 9Th, 9th. eth, Sth
9th. 10th, 14th, and l2tn, and then re-
peat this twice to the end Of the needle
thus making row of twists with row
of garter stitches between. You will
need 4 pounds OF No. 10, 3 threaded
Dexter cotton, to make good sized
quilt. These directions are no book
ones, but are really from quilt in use.
It is the admiration of all who see it,
and not so difficult to knit as one might
think. Ifyou get into trouble over it,
Majolica knows where to send word.
EASTERN Cousins MOTHER.
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THE HOME CIRCLE.
CONDUCTED BY MAyollcA HAzELwoor
THE OTHER SIDE.

18th. words are GOOD said: ~ cannot doubt:''
took my scissors then 10 cut them out:
Ny darling seized my hand. Take care, shc crlcu
''Therc Is picture On the other side,"
fell to ursiaC. VIC arc too intent.
an raip,,y tia. on which our minds are bent:
We choose, then hinr the fragments far and wide
Rut spoil the piciurc ON the other side.
A nri,c Is offered: Others seek II too.
:sut an we press With only self In view.
We gain onr point, ard pause well snttshed.
Bu, all. the plc.arc on the other side.
ON this. sound OF rcsclry We hear:
On that. wall of mourning strikes the ear:
ON this. carriage stands with GROOM and bride
4 hcarsc is waiting IN the other side.
We call II trash-we tread 10 roughly down
The Thing which others might have deemed crown:
An Infants eye anointed secs the gold.
Where we. world blinded, only brass behold.
We pluck weed and fling !, 10 the breeze,
4 flower Of faircst hue another secs:
Weistrik- cord with careless smile and lest.
Aud break heart-string In anothcr's breast.
Tread soft and softest sill as oa.you go.
With eyes washed clear In loves amounting glow;
Lii. : psce well finished. turn II, satisfied.
And la, heavens picture on the other side.
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The Osceola Qowa) Creamery pro.
pnetors who run fourteen other cream.
erles, have sents0me of their repre-
sentative men to Glenwood to ascertain
If one was wanted here. A number OF
our farmers met them and gathered
their ideas and IT was agreed that a
meeting Of all who ale interested in
the matter should meet at Gleenwood
next Tuesday for consultation and e1-
PLANTATION of the project, and an in.
tivit atiois extended to farmers to at
tend and enquire into it. As there is
money in it" tor those who take a
hand as well as we'll as for every person
who has cow, we anticipate a good
Sathering.-[Glenwood Criterion.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Inthe Probate Court OF Adair County
| Missouri.
November, adjourned term January 10Th
1882.
Now at this day Benz s. kerns and NJ r.
A. kerns administrators OF the estate OF
James S Kerns, deceased. present TO the
| Court their pctetion verified by affidavit and
accompanied by the accounts lists and in.
ventorics required by law and praying for
an order for the sale of the whole or so much
of the Real Estate of said deceased and here
matter described rs will be sufficient to sat
isfy the debts Of said deceased upon ezamna-
ton Of which it is ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the Estate of said
| deceased be notified that applicationas afore-
said has been made. and that unless the con
| trary be shown or OF before the frs. d;.v Of
the next term of this court to be holden on
| the second Monday in February next, an or
der viii be made for the sale Of the Whole or
so much of the following described real
estate as viii &c sufficient to pay said debts,
To-wit:
The south cast quar- of See. twenty orc, lo1 !
| and the north east quarter of the north east
quarter OF Section twcnty-c;gAt Is and the
south west quarter Of Section twenty-five 22l
and the north west quarter Of Section TWEEN
ty-scven n in township siNtv-threc OF range
10 and the north east quarter of the south
westquartcr of sectiontwenty- six 2G> Town
ship sixty three, range sixteen.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof
be published in the Weekly GRAPHIC, n news
paper published in Adair County. Mo. for
four weeks successfully bcfole the next term
of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI. &C
County of Adair so
IL. D. Stephens, Judge of the Probate court
in and for said County hereby certify that the
above is n true copy of the original order of
Publication therein referred to rs the same
appears of record in my office
Witness my hand rs Clerk and the seal of
our said Court. Done at Office IN Krksvillc,
in said county this 18th day Of Jan. \ d.
1882. J. D. STEPHENS,
.ludre Of Probate Court
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WEDNESDAY THE 10Th DAY OF
EERElfAGN 1NsD
EXECUTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that Monday the 18th
day ofFcbur;,ry lS,2 and furin. the sitting of the
Circuit Court nj the cour. house door IN the town Of
Kirksvic county of Adair and state oi Missouri!
will sell at public auction the executor nfthc last
will OF Ephraim G.. futile deceased. all the II hi
title and intcre OF the said Epliraim G. futile de-
ceased In and TO the ne quar-. of Sec q, 'w quar- Sc
quar- al &c. IL. and % east part nc quar- "
quar- See. Is. all in Township a.. Range II, Adam
county Missouri, Tor cash in band.
MILTON FUTILE. Executor. .
Ofthe last VIII of Ephralu G futile. deceased
This Jan. 9th, lSS.. JS-w4~-no
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James Bryce, member of Parliament,
Oxford Professor. and historian of THE
Holy Roman Empire sailed for Eu-
rope the other day, after second visit
to America, curing which he visited
New England, the Middle States, the
West Qncluding California and Oregon
and the South, studying our lnstitu-
tions and social life. and delivering lee
lures in two of our principal cities,
Baltimore and Boston. Prof Bryce, IT
Is now stated, was the author of the
very able anonymous Article on Glad
staone which appeared II. Scribner's:
and he has written for The Century
companion study of the late Lord Bea-
consiield.
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1t is computed that one hundred
thousand of the inhabitants of Boston
magnanimously ahsented themselves
from the city on the 4th, with no other
purpose than to make ample room for
an equal number of country cousins
who come to enjoy the music, regatta.
balloon ascension, fireworks, ETC., etc.
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1t is not generally known that the
New York Tile Club lately discovered
the genuine and original sea-serpent.
For the first time in history this natu-
raj wonder has been seen by persons
qualified to make exact drawings of its
appearance. Three artists of note
namely, Messrs. Clifford, Quartley and
Hopkinson smith, will publish sepa-
rat portraits of this famous creature in
the Midwinter number of The Century
Magazine.
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sHERlFFS SALE /.

nv virtue and authority OF transcript execution,
issued from The office III r clerk otihe circuit court
Of Affair county, Missouri reiurtable al she Fobrl-
AIRY term lse. ofsatd court nd to me directed. IN
fayor OF Dpnerrs Rich nnd uganst John stanley,
have iryic.i upnn aud sczt'd all Tie right. iit" ~
10 the following described real estate.
to-wit: The southwest Irsrfer of iiiu
northwest quarter aud the n"r';lNos 81
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section fifteen
DO. township sixty three 1851 OF range Ecvshtccn
QT). all lying and hcing In the said county, and
State Of Missouri: and will on
WEDNESDAY THE 10Th DAY OF
February. 1852.
between the hours OF o'clock in The forenoon AM,
House door. In jhr town al krksiilc. County OF
Affair aforesaid s. the much Hereof rs
may be required. AT public ven dnc. % ihe highest
bidder for cash Ia land. Subject Ia all prior Hens
aud judgemcuis.l 10 satisfy said oSceu,lnn ana
costs .tOEN SHAVER.
sheriff of Adair Co.
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Woman's Work Considered.

-Ionis st. Journal Of ARricul
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TRUSTEE SALE.

Whereas on the first day of January. 1876 David
Mountain aud his wife Elizabeth VI. Mountain cH G
c;itcd their deed of irist to one j. u. ilcra sheriff
conveying III said Miller as such sheriff the following
described real estate io-wlt: .hc east hall OF the
north west quar- and sixty four 6D acres oil thewcst
end Of the south halt OF the north east quarter OF
ton No. twenty two t2a) an the SuGtlI cast quarter
of the south west quarter of section No. fifteen 40
and the east half OF the north west quarter of the
south west quarter nf section No. eleven I'D all In
township No. sixty two t6.l of range No. seventeen
90 situated In Adair County. missouri. IN trust to
secure u certain note and debt 10 one James John
son tor The sum ofscven hund ed aud twenty dollars
due five years after date with ten per cent interest
due anu payable annually which uecd of trust pro-
ridcs therein that in of the absence. death
ftsal TO act disability In apywise of said j. d.
Miller. tho then acting Sheriff oi Affair County, NO..
at the request of the legal holder oil said note, may
proceed to sell the property herein before described
or any part thereof and whereas default has H.
made In The payment ola part of SAID note and there
eighty dollars ofsad mole ,and whereas further the
said J.D. Millers term of Office Sheriihas expired
and he has refused to perform the duties of trustee
i'll said deed Oftrust which said deed of trust is
corded In the Recorder Office for Adair County
in Book H on Page 35i. now therefore l. John sia
Yer as the duly commissioned and present acting
sheriff of Adair County no., will If ercqucst ofthr
land or enough thereof 10 pay the SIM due and
unpaid said note. nj public yendue to the highest
bidder al the Court house door in the town OF Kinks
vile In Adair Comfy Missouri for cash IN hand
The
9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 4. D., 1882,
To pay the balance due on said note ard TO satisfy
said trust JONI SHAVER.
Present acting Sheriff of Adair Co.. NO.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-25
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

In the senate, Maxey's bill to fix the boun-
dairy line between Texas and Indian Territory
reported tavorably on. The life saving sta
tons bill passed. The Mississippi improve
ment bill came up with various substitutes.
The tariff bill discussed and an agreement
that discussion close on Tuesday.
The Chinese bill has gone to the president.
In the house, Robinson, of New York,
called attention to the rule which provides
that the committee shall report back resolu-
tons calling for departmental information,
with the number Of days, and to the fact that
the resolution referred TO the committee on
foreign affairs relative to the Imprisonment of
American citizens IN Great Britain, had not
as yet been acted upon. How long, he asked,
were the neglected citizens to lie in Jail?
Williams, who is chairman of the commit
tee on foreign affairs, said he felt authorized
to state that communication was being con-
stantly had with Great Britain by the state de-
partment, and it was understood that in few
days the committee would be able to make an
intelligent report on the resolution.
Robinson--If something is not done, and