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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-12

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Southern.
REVISED LISTS OF THE DEAD AND MISSING
MILWAUKEE, January 11sh.-There were
Ito guests and sixty-ive employees in tie
building. OF these, twenty have SO far been
identified among the dead. forty eight axe
missing, and sixty.seven are known to be
saved-lsaviug forty-two uraccounted for,
but supposed to be in the ruins A revised
list Of the dead ia as follows: Allen johnson,
of Milwaukee; Mrs. Allen johnson, of Nil
waukse; D. G. Powers, Of Milwaukee
Walter Scott, of Milwaukee,; T. E Van
ron. OF Albany, y. Y; Mrs. John Gilbert,
of Chicago j. j. Hough, of Maroa, I'll.
Maggie Sullivan, OF Milwaukee Msry Con.
roy, Of Milwaukee; Mary Mcleod, of Muk-
wargo; May Mcmahon. of Lyndon; Bessie
Blown, Of Milwaukee; Ostilie Waldsrsorf, of
Milwaukee ; Augusta Giese, of Milwaukee
Bridget O'Connell, Of Duprarie, Wis Nor :
Flanagan. of Waukeshs; Mitchell Burlo, Of
Milwaukee,; T. B. Elliot, Of Milwaukee
Msry Anderson, of Doylestown Julia
Fogarty, Of 0conomoc.
The missing are OF the guests = r.
HOWE, Milwaukee Miss Libbie Chsllis,
Milwaukee Prof. B. Mason, Milwaukee /;
Capt. Geo. z. Vose, Milwaukee; L. W.
Brown, Philadelphia; Mrs. L. W. Brown,
Allegheny, Pa; John FL. Foley, Milwaukee;
A. H. Caahip, Chicago; Bradford kellogg,
Milwaukee; Louis K. Smith, Milwaukee /;
Quintus Brown, St. Louis Dan Martsl. Mil
waukee Charles Kelsey, of the Tom Thumb
Company; A. w. Hall. Lsporte. Iad.; Geo
FL. Reed. Manitowoc, Wis; R. Gogein, Mil
wsukee; w. D. Rowell, Freepcrs, ILL.,; VIM.
Smith. Chicago; r. G. Butler and family,
Milwaukee; james A. Ernst, Shellsburg /;
child, companion to Miss Chellis; Wyman
E. Fulmer, Oconomowoc.
OF the servants missine-Lizzia Kelley.
Mary and Maggie Owens. George L,wry-all
Of Milwaukee; Fred Barber and Norah
Flanagan, Pewaukee j. Schoenbucker, Mil
waukee; Walter aud William Gillihand,
Conner; Augusta Trip. Jane Casey, Kittie
Corners, Msry Miller, Katie Moaahap,
Martha Schloessner-sll OF Milwaukee; JUS
tus Hank. Oconomowoc; Amel Gsissler.
Mary Bulk, Pat Conrcy, Charles Gillop,
Gussis Fredericps, Tom Cleary, Sam Ma
honey and Ida Danisls-all Of Milwaukee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-12

The Napa Reporter says: L. F. Wilson,
who died in Napa Monday, had been doc
toring horses for pinkeye. aud it is believed
by some that he became inoculated with
the disease. which is said to be contagious.
Portions of his body We're found spreckled
with red spots, characteristics of the dis
ease in horses.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
La Sole en- Louisiana.
Ahe;,Ie do In Souvelle.Orleaus

Mons avons In, hier, me lettrc en-
voyee par unc des premieres autorites
de New York ct de Patterson, New
Jersey, en- matiere de sole ct de sole
rirs, i M. Herbelin qui, CONNIE chacnD
lie salt, a monte reinforcement, lei, une
tiIatnrc de ce precieux textile. La ia
hliQuc de la rue Douane fait tOus les
jours de progress, ct NJ. Her
belin II pu, plnsienrs fois d6ja, faire
dams les dcux v~illes. don't nous vennns
d. pn,ler, drs envois i~mportants do
Sps produits.
C'est en- r6ponsc i ces cnrpis qua
etc ecrite la missipe en- question ellie
est on ne peut plus flattense. Les
soics Herbelin ont cite examines, IT,
trees, classees Giles laissent bisn loin
de,riare Giles, celies du Japon Giles
snni m6mes pnefeic es aux Milanaises
t"t~t Observation-Disclosures !. pluS bel
tloge qu'ou eli pnIsse faIre.
De parcels debuts m6ritaient DIES IN
couragements sGrieux, etfectifs, ills Fob
tiendiont; disOns mleux, lis Font deja
obtenu. Grace a factivite devorante
de NJ. Herbelin, n c%ompagnie est en-
vdie de formation pour Ia production
de Ia sole ct In fabrication hes Soieries !;
ellie est place. sous le patronage de
nos n6gociants les plus Gminents, qui
Sen font les prineipaux ac~tionnaiies.
Mons esperons bientot pouvoir otter
| deS MONS ct announcer Organisation de
Ia compagnie. VOLTA une grande ct
helleindustrie qui Sc fnnde parmi nons j;
avec IN pen encouragement ct dap
pui de la part dn souvernement d'Etat
ct du gouvernement general. ellie pros
p6rcra rapidement ct preudra de grands
devcloppements. Pourquoi Ia Nou
velle Orleans ne rivaliserait. ellie pas
avcc Paterson, lie grand centre de cettr
industiie aux Etats- Unis.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

A FeRdve. An bureau dn COURIER,
une excellente machine Il condrc, toute
ct de premiere qnalitt, IA nm
prix excessivement rednit. Nc man
amez uas de venir l'acheter nvdnt mn
antre, car vOus men ]tr"nverez pas all
lenrs a 81 bon marche.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

II va sugir, au Texas, n industrie
tOuts non vslle--l'extraction de Ia gom-
NE dn mesquite, qui Sc trouve en-
grande qnantit6 dams rOnest ct le Sud
10 lEtat. La CONNIE du mesquite
est, dit "n, superieure a Ia CONNIE ara
bique qui se yend dams le commerce
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

Cholera en- Egypte Londtss. q
ao6t. S"ixanir-dix. hut ]p"rsonnes
snut molses hu cholera, dimancle, dams
Ia Haute- Egypte, ct trois dams III Basse
Egypte. Sur ce nombre ON note un
a0ldat anglais mort d Suez.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
l.. n. TANSEY
Manufacture de Hoitures.

ELATTE de I-'eneouragement aui Iui ii cite
M aceord6 jusqu'a present par lie public de
cette Paroisse, 1e soussigne remercie sincere.
aaelt eenx quii'ont ainsi eneoarag9 (. ct ~sollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de leur pm
trolage. II sera t~0njours pref a manufactured
aux yoitures, tant charronHage que forge,
peinture on garniture seron5 executes promre
teInent ct 4 prix les plus mod6res, penr du
compliant settlement. DorGnavant, tout ou-
stage qui ne sera pas page auF Iiyraison, por-
terra 40 pour cent augmentation pour he's
ffais do collection Immediate.
lie sotlssagae atoniOurs Gu mains dies hacks,
dss haggggisas &c, nemfs ct de sec.1nde main
quill Fenfra 4 bon niarchE pour dn compliant.
S.P. CLARK.
opeiousas, 30 Janyier 1877. lott.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
rH " g4sa
Ea File dams les Autres Pays.

L:r th6orie que les files ont etc
cr&6es uHiQuement pour Ia montre ct
l'etalage nest pas partagee par les tri
bus semi ciyilisees on les peoples san
vages.-L'idee q~u'elles sont n6es poul
TRAVELLER regne encore en- Asie,s cn
Afrique ct dams c~ertaiues parties de
Europe ct de FAm6rique. Dams lie
Tnrkestan ct dams les steppes De la
Tattarie, les Sultanes Kirghes ct lenl
files, daus les veines d~esquelles coulf
un sang royal, traient encore les bre
bis, les vaches ct les chevres, ct accom-
plisseut les trayaux de Ia malson ainsi
que lie faisaient lea %jeunes Sanserites il
Y a six mile ans ans les m6mes lieuy.
Files font la cuisine. prennent soin des
enfants, font les vetements. flent L.
cotton, tissent les 9toffes, ct tannent
les cairs. Dams ces delicieuses regions
la mere porte les riches ~toilettes, tan
dis que la file Sc cenvre de vetements
plus simples, CONNIE Cendrillsn. Sill
Y a I'M piano, la mere joue dams la piece
du deyant de la tente, pendant que la
flle brasse lie koumiss, f~ricasse lie mou-
ton ct grille les c6telettes de chameau
dams la cuisine derriereN. VOLTA P6tat
disagreement dams lequel yivent les
peoples patriarches qui observent en-
core %fidelement lie devoir flial pressure
eutierement tomb6 en- desuetude. Les
memes idees prevalent dams toute l'Inde.
In Chine ct chez les tribus de In Siberie.
qni ont etc ~refoulees vers lie nord par
fenrs voisins. Chez les peoples civil
cns 10 n . nm Glln .nn,ff IN H1,nnkin.
bien dilf6rente, pent-6tre trop diffe-
rente. Ellie est effeminee ct c~ontractc
de bonnie heare des habitudes de pa
resse ~auxquelles elles s'adonne NAL
REIMBURSEMENT sans contrainte.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

LIE Ndepouillement du scrHtin, Il la
dernisre election de rUtab, i accuse
$4,000 votauts, don't 10000 6taient
Mmmors. Les neufs- dixiemes de tes
Votes a~vaient etc dennes par les fem
mes. Tous les candidats mormons ont
etc elus. Il Perception dun senl gentll,
.Qui ,loit, evidemment. son election
aux fe%nmes.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
La Femme.
Peusees dun philosophe

IGDSeee IL un pHiiosopHe
Lahomme s'etforcc. inve"te, cree,
seine, moissonue, aettuit IT ronstrult,
pense, contemple la femme ainie. Ell
que fait-elle avec son amour ! Ellie fat
Ia force de i'homme. LIE travaileur a
besoin dune vie accompanies, Plus
lie travailleur eSt grand, plus Ia com
payne doit 6tre douce.
All venerons In femme. Sanctili
ons-la. Gloritions la. La femme, c'est
rhumanit6 vue pas sou cote tranquille;
la femme, c'est lie foyer; c'est la maison'
cess le centre des pensees paislhles
C'est lie tendre conseil dune voix in
~nocente, IA milieu de tout &C qui nous
emporte, nous c%ourrOuce, ct nous en-,
traiue. Solvent autour dc tout est
pennemi; Ia femme c'est Panic. Rem.
dons-lui ce qui lui est dit. Demons
lni dams la lei Ia place qu'elle a dams
lie druit. Henorens, citoyens, re''''
mere. cette snur. c6tte spouse.
La femme content le problems so
cial ct le mystere human. Ellie sem
bic la grande faiblesse, ellie est Ia
grande force. L'homne sur lequei
s'appuie I'M peuplc Il hesoin de sap
puyer sur une femme. Eft le jour on
ellie n~ousamanque, tout nous manqnr-
C'est nous qui sommes morris, c'cst
ellie qni est ~vivante. Son souvenir
prenTl possession de nous. TT puand
nous sommes de7ant sa tombe, II nous
semble que Gus voyons metre m y
| descendte 1T la sienne en- soitir.
Mort strange. Nation, ILL.,, 23 aout.
David Woods ct l'attelage qnTl con
duisait ont etc piques par nn esaaim
d'abeiIles dune telIe iac0n qn16s en-.
sont morris.
Ne jurez iamais, celia peut Nous con
yai1cre. mails ne coByaIncra ceitAIhe-
! ment mas les antres.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
ron SALE, CHEAP.
T. PHI cor B EFT
Undertaken.

IoFFINS Of all descriptions on hand and
~ nft,ir to order, 1T moderate prices.
Shop on North street, near Union, in rear of
c. Dsitlein's grocery. dee9tf
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

Lslmile de graine de cotton derient
uns terrible rivaIe de l'o~lemargarine.
II y. Il yiDgt ans, Ia graine de cotton
etait regard6e cemme n'etant d'aueune
utilize, CONNIE une chose nnisible
meme on en- jetait, tous les ans. DIES
milliers dc tonnes dams 10 Mississippi.
Tont il coup. on decouvfit qn'on en-
pouvait extraire une huile excelleute.
On en- envoya en- Italia de forts charge
ments, 4 titre d'essais, qui, tons, rens-
sfrent. r4
En- outre, Ia graine de cotton a dome,
dams le Sud, Nuisance a une nouVelie
industrie, tres productive; ellie est en-
voy6s, par les planteurs, GU Il Tn Non
velle- Orleans, GU d Memphis. III \ Il,
dams ces deux yilles, des machines qni
convartissent 10 graine en- tourteaax.
C'est une excellente nourriture pour
les cochons, los bestiaux, la volatile !;
an richie engrais pour les terres on sc
cultivent le cotton ct lie tabac.
QUAINT 4 fhnile, ellie sert q nne foule
d'usages dams les maisons les bonian-
gers In snbstituent a la graisse, Ell les
patissiers au beurre.
lie gnuvernement italien Went de
frapper dernieretnent l,huile de cotton
dan dIoit qui en- a arfete l'exporta.
ton ellie men c6ute que moins cher
dams Il pays de production Ellie sim
pose sur les marches ponr tous les
usages domestiques, ct ellie entire ayec
avantage dams la composition de tous
les lubricants, s0it pour la teilette soft
ponr Ia medicine
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
Un steamer en- papieg

4 rH 49, - &X3
Une maison de Lansinbnrg fermine,
en- ce moment. Ia construction dan pc.
tit steamer en- papier destin6 4 nne
Campagnie de Pittsbarg. Fl mesure
6 metres 10 de long, pent eontenir o5
personnes assises et porter trois ton
neanx dc fret. Son bordage se com
pose dune tres seIide fenille de carton
de 10 millimetres d'6paisseur.
Pour Gu 6pronver Ia solidit6, ON q tire
q ce hordage dun nouvean genre, d
nne d~latance dc 4 piels settlement, IN
com de rsvolver, don't Ia bale ma IN
peneffer, ri Nome faire une decllifnrs
app6eiable
Conversation mondaine anfllenfiaae:
Allez-yons tlemain an FIVE och
lou = de IN c~0lntessel
0ni madame.
Moi aussi aladame.
feal suis enchant6e
Jr sais enchantes Que vans eli.
ses - esashantee
Ie suis snchantee one VOWS soyez
snchant6e que 'en sois enehantss.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

Ne taites iamais dc dettes 81 vons
pouyez faiIe autre chose.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

La refine dn Madagascar est morte Il
10 Juliet.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
Entfe e~aftivateurs

pArs Michel. j'avais pIanf6 des pa
taasss 'iass ann jardin savez vans ee
quit eat xeiau
Psssisli-n. saila uns belle question
4 II. ssna DIS isatates
P'ss sa font II raj penn aies 81
ehs.l,s mi irs ont mahg6ra
Rae1 y Nm WAS cllatnnille n p,t ue
st,sss s'htitaillss pms REG atlasnl meme
tis ssn.rsA ant1e
Msageg du hachis les iaurs d. lasaoe,
sfs0ysS encore blen 00Rtsat Den ayoir.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01
Les personpes aa,effraient Ia menae.

Les personpes au'e6raient la menace
dn cholera s Q rassureront,--relative
mentt~en lisant dams Ia ReDae acienti-
Jque ule 6tude excellente de M. le
docteur B%oucLardat. Motions sous
leurs yenx, en- attendant. Ii tableau
suivant, don't Ia d6croissance est asses
6loQuente.
Voici lie nombre DIES deces causes a
Paris par les cina ~epidemies de cholera
parasitaire.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

Ne jurez iamais, celia peut vous con
yaincre, mails ne ~convalncra eeitAIhe-
ment pas les autres,
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

The Most Successful Remedy
Ever discovered, It's il is certain in its effects
and does NOT blister. Read proof below.
HUrcnIxsoS.s RANCH, II miles north of Den
yer, Colorado, March 9Th, 1882.
Dr.. d. j. KENDALL & Co.-Gents: Fer the
past three years | have used Kendalls SPAWN
Cure. In every case OF SPAWN, Of which have
treated five, ii has killed them all, and entire
liz removed three. In case OF splint | find it
has no equal. One case ! had was of three
years standing and the SPAWN Cure removed
it entirely. / had q COW get spawned, and it
entirely cured her. One year ago a two hHn'
dred pound block of ice fell out of IL wagon,
striking my foot on iustep aud toes; it would
be impossible TO mash $; fopt worse without
breaking any bones. 1 WAS taken home and
carried into the house. | do not think ampu-
tation of the leg would cause any more pain.
| went for Kendalfs SPAWN Cure. il was all |
used, and in six days | could walk around.
About three weeks ago my team ran away,
throw me out OF the wagon, the hind wheel
struck my knee. After applying several highly
recommended liniments without obtaining any
relief, I went, for Kendafls SPAWN Cure, Ny
leg was drawn up and my knee swollen badly.
In three days | was able to walk TO the barn.
I could go into details more fully and make
this a very long letter, but will not weary you,
am very respectfully yours,
OSCAR +. HUTeHIssoS.
P. O. Lock Box 1862, Denver City, Col.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-01

Que lie progress ont fats les c~heiHins
de fer, en- AmGriqne, depths 1880, OH il
ny en- await que % miles, ~jusQu'en
1882, OH nous tronvons le chiffre eton
aant de 10000 miles en operation !!
LIE snsnds enter men p"ssede one 262,-
900 miles. c'est a dire que les Etats,
Cnis en- ont presqn'antant que tont le
reate dn globe.
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Free eyssers
In any style, and warm meals at all
hours at c. A. Allgaier's-
TIT Fer Tat.

Mrs. Sainuelson scnt her colored
servant over to a neighbor, Mrs. Pc.
ter Shinsky, to request the loan Of the
morning paper.
Tell Mrs. Samuelson.' was the re-
ply. that / never allow the paper to
20 out Of the house: she can come over
here and read If size sees proper
Mrs Samuelson was very much dis.
pleased at this message. but she did
not show any sigu of resentment. A
few days afterwards Mrs. Peter
Shinsky sent her servant over to Mrs.
Samuelson to ask for the ioau of an
ak to chop some wood.
Tell Mrs. Peter hinsky that I
never allow the ak to go out of the
yard, and that she can bring her wood
over here If she wants to chop it up.'
We forgot to mention that both
ladies move in the highest circles to
the aYistocracy
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NIiilard Notes.

Everything is lively In our little VII
lage.
7. d. Halstead has closed his sa-
loon and is going to sell washing ma
chimes.
Mrs. S. \. Williams, the state lectur-
er of the l. o. CT, gave four very
interesting lectures on temperance.
The church was crowded on Sunday
night, that being her last lecture
Mrs. Lantz is improving slowly
Mrs Dodson is very sick, symptoms of
lung fever.
Mrs. Simmons sister. of Trenton,
Mo-. was here several days visiting
Mrs. Harbaugh and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Adams.
Prof. S L. Grady is getting on nee
ly with his music class.
Mr.. Hawkins little girl who has
been sick for some time, is some bet
ter.
Mr.. John Meeks, wife and family.
from Black Hills are visiting his broth
er. John looks well.
Mr.. Frank Foncanon, of Iowa. spent
few days here visiting his parents aud
friends.
Mr.. Jake Stimell has gone to Illinois
to visit his parents and to attend the
state fair.
Everybody invited to attend the
festival to be given by the Good Tenn
plars, MllIard Hall, Friday night, Sept.
18th. A good time is anticipated.
CLOSE OBSERVER.
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The Kirksville Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church met
at Kahoka Thursday evening. A meet
ing of the Noman's Foreign Mission
airy Societies within the Presbytery,
was held there Friday.
John Caskey, Mrs. Brasfeld, Mrs. R.
B. Steele, Mrs. d. Z. Pierce and Miss
Anna Nelson OF our town. also Mrs.
Kate Done0hy of La Plata lett here
Thursday morning to attend said meet.
ings.
DR.. Mitchell went there Wednesday
to assist in the examination of the pro-
batloners for the ministry, under care
of the Presbytery.
Prot. Mason will conduct the services
next Sabbath, ut the c. p. Church in
The absence of the pastor.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Report Of tho sipeveh and Msrrsw
Township Convention sn
Satnrlay.

The Sunday School Convention and
Picnic for Nlneveh anj Morrow town.
ship, for the year 1888 was held IN the
grove near the Novinger School House
in Nineveh Township, Sept 18th.
The grounds were nicely located and
prepared, and seats well arranged for
the occasion and large number ol
people in attendance.
After the reception of the different
schools, by the NovinRer School, the ex.
ercises commenced at half past ten A. NJ
Audience called TO order by Rev. NJ
Hustled. The congregation then sang
the Hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesu:
Name," and was followed by Prayer
BY Rev. G. W. Sharp. After music bv
Novlnger Brass Band, an address Of
welcome was made by Judge S. F.
Stahl and responded to by Rev. NJ
Hustled. THIS was followed by a song
by Bald Knob Sunday School. Miss
Lorena Hustled then read an essay, her
subject being Sunday School work
Progressive"
After music by the band. a partial
review of the lesson for the quarter by
Green Grove Sunday school. Song by
the Novinger Sunday school. Prof.
w. p. Mason then spoke on Sunday
school Literature" After song by pri-
mary class of Green Grove school and
music by the band the exercises closed
for dinner.
The exercises for the afternoon COM
menced at l o'clock by the Rev. G. w.
Sharp calling the audience to order.
The audience then sang. Il am so
glad that our Father in heaven. etc"
Prayer was offered by Rev. NJ Hus-
ted.
Rev G.. W. Sharp then spoke on the
Qualifications of Officers and Teach
ers.'
Song by Green Grove School.
Speech by Judge Lewis.
Song by Novinger school-and mu-
sic by the band
At this time it commenced raining
and the exercises were brought to a
close.
The attendance was large and order
good The speeches excellent, instruc-
tive and highly appreciated by the au
dience. The essay by Miss Hustled was
we'll read, tuil cf practical information,
and appropriate.
The review and songs by the differ
snt schools good and the music by the
band all that could be desired for the
occasion.
Much credit is due the Noyinger
school for the thorough preparations
made, and music furnished.
The good things of this life were in
abundance and a good time enjoyed by
Ill present. S.
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A Lords Experience.

Lord Higgleton, who came to Ark.
ansaw with view to the purchase ol
large tract Of timber land, does no,
| like certain social conditions which he
found IN the remote regions where the
steam whistle has never disturbed the
quiet of the squatter.
Some time ago, while riding alone
through the woods, he lost the pretense
of a road he had been attempting to
follow. Night came, bringing with it a
heavy black cloud from which a tor
rent Of rain began to pour. Just as he
had despaire6 of finding place of
shelter, he saw small light cleaned
among the trees. Guiding his horse
in that direction, he soon came to a
small house.
"Say, my good man." he called.
"You bet m a good man" replied
some one opening the door. "I'm
counted the best man in this communi-
ty. No longer ago than Yesterday l
flung Abe Nuckle. Don't know Abe,
/ reckin."
"No, l am not acquainted in this
country" and thinking 20 impress the
man with his rank, which IN America
he knew was always todied to, he ad.
ded II am the Lord"
1.-The devil you say! Then l reckin
you air a stranger here. julie" turn.
ing to his wife, "git up. The Lords
out here"
"You don't understand me-" said
the Earl of Higgleton. waiting for an
invitation before dismounting. II say
| am the Lord
''Oh, yes, Understand. Amt been
much acquainted with yer in the past,
,ut reckin l ken make up fur lost
lime in the futur'."
Il am as wet az a drowned lat. don't
'ou know"
"Don't know, podner-'scuse the
amiliarlty-but l have treason ter
edge that yer air. Never seed man
hat could stay out in the rain without
'ittin sorter DAMP.
Look here, I'm tired Of this foolish
ess."
'I'm lookin' thar. but 1 kant see
uthin'."
"Well, blarst your bloody hide
aSea't you got enough sense to ask q
ian in ont OF the rain !" II
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-09-21

ORDER OF PUBLICATION INV
CATION BY THECLERK.

Perry VI. Dodson Plaintiff, against Jennie Dod.
son. Dora Il. Matcheft and Sarah alias Szdie
Matchett, Defendants. Civil action by petition.
NOW at this day comes Perry VI. DodsOn the
p1intif In the above entitled cause before the un-
dersigued clerk Of the circuit Adair county
IN vacation and files his petition and affidavit stat
ing among o;her things that the above uanied defen-
dants Dora Il. Matcheft and arab alias Ssd9J
Matchett are residents Of this state.
II Is thereupou ordered by the Clerk afor--
said in vacation that publication be
made notifying the said Dora II. Matchett
and said Sarah alias sadie Natchettthat an sction
has been commenced against them by petition IN
The circuit court of Adair county In IN. state Of
missouri the general nature and object OF which II
10 obtain decree OF said conrt divesting the title
inherited by said defendants from one simeon ".
Dodson to the north half of the north quarter
OF section No, thirty four (3sl In township sixty
two 6s), OF range No. fifteen f5). and yesiing the
title to said land iu the plaintiff herein and that
unless You the said defendants Dora u. Mxtchett
and Sarah alias sadie Nafchstt and appe the
next term OF said court to be holden at the court
house IN krksvile, within the county OF Adair and
state OF Missouri, on the 18th day Of October 1858.
asd on before the third d.y thereof tif the term
s.a so long continue and II then before the end
o. the terml and answer said petition II will be
taken as confessed and judgement and decree will
ton.
u is further ordered that copy hereofbe publish
In said county OF Adair for weeks ths last
serfion TO be Mt least four weeks before the com.
mencement OF the next term OF said court.
true copy. Attest
w. J. AsHLocK Clerk.