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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-29

Nj Office. AMI work, Is connected with
M,-.r- Anderson y Flint, South Fourth street,
Waco, and all applications Tor exhibits OF
abstracts To titles to lands, not contracted
win said Law Firm will lee required to be-
paid tor on application, to the undersigned.
ALurHr CHALMERS, Compiler,
McLrunan Co. Abstract.
Jan. u, l,,3, dam
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ItEou want SHIRT that fits Won and
see tine lot NJ cheviot, uerraIr ~" ANY, /;
white goods. call at the Lone Star shirt
factory. N'"' Si''''
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bNIey Saline Aperient is a cooling,
i,,,I summer drink for Dyspepsia
anu headache No N dicine taste. Ev.
-322 d&wlw. 80
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1t has always been our PARTICULAR mm
and stu ~ to give YOU full value Tor your
hard cHtued dulla- We wall convince
yuu Of TINS assertion II yuu give us n
tuHl. 3-25-tc SANGER Bios.
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PRACTICAL CiiiROPo''
Twelve Years EIperisue'

/ have opened an office At i ~ i ~
Shaving Parlor, under the faci u. Il
Corns, bunions, in-growlng III ?,
and all defects of the feet tfea's. ,, I,
manrnt cure guaranteed or ~ "a,
at privat" residence by reque' n,ir, !
extracted positively without P'
immediate relief given ,,..,,oli,i
PROF. l.. h. ASsoN, OhilVP'
l9lgtc.
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On Sunday evening March 18th, by
Rev I. +. Spcnhmuu, Mr.. +. A. Gmrducr
and Miss Matte Waggouer az the resi-
deuce ~ the brhr's father, four miles
east Of Bold Sprngs
Ackcr's pysprp-in Tablets never fail
Sold 10y CASTLES Morrison a Co.. Waco
Tcxus.-ull Giwly j
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The leading question ot the day among
the ladies is, "lluyc you seen tho e b.uut.-
iul culured lNs at -. llabcr',. They arc
pricctiy lovely. Go ami see them. 49,
3-2l-tc
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NDIi,,

Members ~ \ o. t. W. respcctully
requested to meet at hall ot h. of T.
tins evening, impo tunt business. l}y
order ut " NJ. A. l.. FmnouEu, Rec'r
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stIoodcd Co,,on seed.

One huudrcl bushels, each Ozirr
Blooded SILK and South Amer can, far
sale 10y Il. W, Luad, at q. Ii. Raudlc a
Co. O32sd&wlm.
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Auction! Auction.

Big auction Of dry goods, boots and
shoes going on every Gay at Smith y
Carpenters auction house. Begins at
uiue.-3 lg-3t
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Mineral NnIcrs.

Nl'hy Water the best al town: soda
water with cream, fruit syrups, pure and
cold, drawn from the fountain Of Carter
\ Moore's drug store, No. 81 Austin
aNeuue,-U3-43lwI
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Improved Iron Iuyigorator,
Initial I'insuIt'ost

The best general tonic m use. Sold
by Tucker ~ Willis, Waco, Texas
89l.tc
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Just opened, lovely line %, ladios
neck wear and real lace goods at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-29

We have still several I ous nd pair NJ
full regular made misses aud children s
hose at the low tigurr NJ - cents per
pair and ladies full regular made hose
at Acc per pair at Levine Bros, O3lstc
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VIII sell my stock Of initial pins Mt
strict cost tn make room f,r OTHER nov,
cities. j, LfyINsKL
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The Yelled Propbo,

u inks only t. 4, Goldsteiu's ppr.
California wines and keeps healthy s"5
hHIpy.-ul2str.
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lh" lu lowing papers were hlrd for record In
the ci RI "iuce yesterday
March .D. . 50 llu,hr. trustee. t. II
rll'b,a. ID, deed ut ,ru-t ON 1T
NJ. =, tu block o., 80 city NJ Waco ,.,Ul
DEEDS
Mare 70, lS-g. i T. Thomas n by WIN
J.. i.hther alto cy n fact, To- II
tue', nr,,tot iarm lot 40. s.in city
uf " c', u"inY 1gl ~ tes'. ..... ~
N.'ummr g. l-.- GrutK" harvard tp
l. Hams 700 acre, ui Land out Of
thr lrv rr'"ll 81 acre .urey ..... rWu
Dec" .Urr 30 $50. i. u Br,llOJ Il
l.rlip.qur. iuut t,aut- cut OF the VI H.
uru barrett curve, near town Of Mo
,resor, tract of 20 H-lo acres, Que ur
10 10 70 res and ,Wu ~ ~ '.-, acres each Ta
"a 20. '--s Martha calvert tod Il.
H'sl cl 'vro' nut at the Mum u
Barrtt uN'N .................. I5f
March IT, -,3, II Il II IrbruI t.,
slu-run lis lbud Nm. B4-u-tedt lot
iru BLOCK Is Ut the city Of NAct:al,n
d rhu7 un the nurthras. idle ut ulpck
81 49,. ..,...... ..... 1870,
Hr,wa ana K X nr'"a t. j il
rmk' lots. ID ani IN bl, 10 i the
city NJ Vas, except" o,ur the
rprih' II tlr ut Dot d. ... .... trI
NoNrmurr Is, i-5D, j r Kew IRA.
Jenkins au uuuN lrl uuc-iurth IN
rr-t lu Ir acres ont a. the J4mus
Va, 3, I.,9, ur1gr DurL to AARON
l.lW 'ttis tlH south half Of bloc, 1907
thNmbrruu' r. addition tu the city Of
waco consideration ui faithful set.
yIpu aud -
frOmp = ~. las + Egauaud wife
&c. seth Maur' lots Sos ~ nd 49,.
of - 'yk ~ cot I'trnurl'' edition
tr 'hr city .i Wac, .... ...............g tuy Oh
March %. l--.. y D NcL,uuau To " X
Lowe. ,utuur- 900 nl tn" john liudrll
-1N'. "D4. ,r.H By 'lrtur ~ taN deed
irHHn 90 ], s'r, collector ........ % e
NNr.. To. '-stt s. lynu to \ u
-l..r... .uuH Hg.N h,ll ul lott 80.
.tr4 O. 90 litrh NJ" 10. city cot
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q o. q.
The best general tonic in use. Sold
hy Tucker a Willis, Waco, Texas,
32l-tc
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An endless assortment ol % q
clothing and furnishing g69.lste
bition at Levine Bros'-V
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mer..Tmrmer.m Enrmer.,,.

Why don't you kill those red ants and
stop their destruction? Unless you have
made an estimate you have no Idea what
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-29

The best general tome IN use. Sold
by Tucker " Willis, Waco, Texus-
3 alto
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Is hereby given that the S-i Is md 4 =
s HSi iitI Of tie Tssa i .. Gf iBs
way company will be lie y 4 Ross, 10 ,.
ny's Office, in the town o. Weir5slN
Lehman county, Texas % on IN ,rpsoS
May ID, 1883. A. , ms ecrstsr
Ross, March 20, lss3,-3''
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For "a few d vs. | well sell my well
known Pure ClHrct Wine Mt : per gul.
Ion. Lay supply at once or YOU may
be left. |. 4. GoLpsrEIN,
OllttC ~ Austin street.
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NEW ORFrAS., March 4>.-->Ight eN.hAnE,
on New = RI sight, ri on rrr 81 premium.
Startling MMuk nNuM.LmE. II Il
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K,SsAs rY, March . Wheat, unsettled:
~ red "lc bid cash. Corn ., Hrmer at
f t,f.u cash
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Our Bachelor

For Fiiday, saturday and saturday
Matinee see further announcemci Re
served seat sale commences Mundry,
March 18Th ga. m., at Rivele', ioyclry
siurr. Os1lir
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The temperance people of Kansa
and Missouri have arranged to hold an
interstate temperance encampment a,
Merriam Park near Kansas City, from
Sept. sd. to 10th, this being the only
meeting ofthe kind to be held In either
state this year.
1t is attracting unusual attention.
and promise to be largely attended.
Merriam park is one of the most beau
tiful parks in the West and is so fitte d
up as to be the best possible place for
an outdoor meeting of this kind. 1t
Is supplied with an immense pavilion,
an unlimited number OF tents, abund-
ant water, and is within fifteen nir.
utes walk of the extensive hotel ac-
commodations of Kansas City. The
Prohibition League of Missouri, with
DR.. Brooks as president, will run the
meeting on Sept 9th; the w. c. T. U.
OF Kansas on the 7th, and on the Sth
viii be held a discussion as to the mer-
its Of high license against prohibition.
Many persons IN Southern Kansas are
looking with much interest to the re-
suit of this discussion.
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Pettls Notes.

| Harvesting is over and the ever.
worked farmer feels more at ease
Corn looks well and an abundant yield
is anticipated
We are having quite an interesting
Sunday School at the Prough school
house. Mrs. Capt. Falkenstein is the
Superintendent. We haye large at
tendance, and good order, for which
we are very thankful.
There will de a Basket meeting at
the Prough school house on the 4th
Sunday in August. Preaching Will be
conducted by J. NJ. Kennedy and T. NJ.
Thorson. All are invited. Come
one, come all. and let us have a good
time.
Capt. w. A. Falkenstein starts for
Maryland and Washington City about
the 23d, on business. He will be
absent for several weeks. We wish
him success.
There were several from our neigh
borhood who attended the picnic at
the Hays school house in Walnu: town.
ship. on the 18th. Quite number of
old and young assembled there, con-
siderlng the weather, which was threat
ening in the morning. There was an
Album offered to the handsomest
young lady present, and a Jack Knife
to the homliest man. Miss Ettie Eas-
ly, step-daughter OF Capt Falkenstein,
carried off the the album. and Mr..
Gabe Easley the jack-knife.
Health is pretty good in this neigh
borhood, at the present time.
CHARIToNlTE.
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La Plata, Aug. 21,-There is large
amount of sickness in the vicinitr Just
now, bloody dux prevaiiln- an
alarming extent
Mrs. Newton died on the roth inst,
and will be buried here today.
Big rain last night acconps by
a heavy wind which did coz be
damage blowing down corn,
A large amount of thra !
been done here and oats are =
about 80 bushels to the &C = oae
grain. in similar ratio. ps.i 1
The Holiness camp n.e b-J
one day last week.
The coal prospecting at
terminated. and no coal ha
found the interested parties
much better satisfied than vi
began. The tools viii now os Tor
sale.
7. ]. Phipps. recently q merct sf
this place has engaged II s19ees
ness over on Walnut.
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Greentop Graphfcs.

Greentop, Aug. 22.-Balmy weathe
with occasional warm days is picturinl
cheer upon the covntenances of all.
Greentop is encouraged by the prom
ises of coal prospectors who have
been here several days and who vii
begin within few days to delve into
the secrets OF mother earth's vaults O
hidden treasure.
We are sony to announce that oul
little village has within a few days pas
been bereft by the unyieldlng and re.
lentless hand of death, of three of he,
number. Two were the aged consorts
of Mr.. Jas. McCarty and Mr. Daniel
Roberts. We hope next week to fur.
nlsh short sketch of each ofthese aged
people. A third one was little child
of MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Wells.
a son of Mr. Edwards living a short
distance nortkw est of here met with a
painful acciderr on the morning of the
goth inst. While he was moving grass
with trusted team. 4 man near by
discharged gun upon which the hor-
ses took fright and ran throwing the
boy from his seat with his ann between
the sickle bar and ground. 1t appears
that fortune favored him to such an
extent as that the bar projected his
arm from the injury of the sickle f1rth.
er than the laceratlng of the flesh on
the right arm from elbow to arm pit
besides several bruises caused by his
being dragged some distance overt the
ground. He was happily released
from his perilous position by his father.
The attending physician reports him
under a fair way of recovery.
Mr.. W. B. Reynolds shipped on the
21st inst 4 cars of fatted cattle for the
St. Louis Markets. YoNKER.
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The Best Bacon.
From the New York Tribunel

| The best baco n is made from pigs
which will not weigh more than I25
pounds wheI dressed. The rashers
or strips for the bacon are cut length
wise off the pig and about halt of the
sides are used. The portion next to
the backbone is fatter and lacks in mus
Gle, and is not so good on this account
when bacon is made from small pigs
those weighing less than 100 pounds
the whole of the sides are used. Red
and black Berkshire hogs make the
best bacon. because they have the lar
gest proportion of lean meat. Six
pounds of salt and four pounds of salt.
petre should be used for 100 pounds of
meat. Five pounds of brown sugar
may also be used, or two quarts ofmo.
lasses- 1.-THE bacon is cured IN bar
rel, the salt, saltpetre and sweetening
should be mixed and a portion sprink.
led on the bottom of the barrel, and
some also between the layers of meat
and on top, and water enough, after the
meat is packed closely, put on to cover
it. In month it will lie ready to
smoke. Too much smoke will color
the meat and give it a rank taste. An
other way to cure bacon is to rub the
above mixture on the flesh side of the
STRIPS of bacon and then pile up one
piece above another, and let the mix.
ture strike in After three days rub
again and pile up as before. A week
after rub again and pile it up, putting
the flesh side up everv time. The mix
ture should be divided into three equal
parts, to provide for the several rub
bings. AT the end OF a month the
meat will be ready for smoking. or be-
fore if :he salt has all struck in and
the surface has becom perfectly dry.
which is an indication. After smok-
ing, the rashers should be sewed up IN
rags made of cotton cloth and hung |
up in dry, dark place. If the bags
are whitewashed on the outside all the
better, as this will keep the worms
out.
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TRIAL OF FRANK JAMES.
Examination Of Jursrs-Ceart Ad.
iourns to THURSDAY.

GALLATiN. Mo, August 21.-Up to
I O'Clock the town of Gallatn was qui.
ct, but as the day grew the crowd be.
gan to grow. Country people on
horseback, in wagons. buggies and all
sorts OF vehicles, began coming in. and
! before II O'Clock the Court House
Square was surrounded by the tethered
horses, and sidewalks were ornament-
ed by a bustling and eager crowd.
Maj John N. Edwards, of the St. ice
Gesef1e, is here. He and Frank James
were in consultation during the fore
noon. At 10 o clock Judge Goodman
was promptly on the bench. Frank
James was brought in shortly afterward
and took a seat near Col. Phillips. The
lawyers were late coming in, and the
Court took occasion to say he would
not tolerate such procrastination.
When the court said it would meet at
such time 1t would meet and proceed
to business. Those who should be in
attendance and were not in attendance
upon court should be fined. Both
sides declared themselves ir readi-
ness, and the sheriff proceeded to call
a panel of 100. Under various pre-
texts. among which sick wife seemed
the most convenient and potent, six
were excused. Then by the half doz-
en- the remaining ga we've examined un-
der oath as to their qualifications.
Mr.. Hamilton conducted the examm.
alton on the part of the state. first. IN
reference to the murder of Mcmillan
during the Winston robbery on the
18th of July, 1881. Next in order the
robbery of the Winston train was tax.
en- up, and each of the panel question:
ed. Late IN the afternoon the panel of
forty was completed, and the court ad-
journed until 10 o'clock Thursday
morning.
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House l heard some good music on
the violin and organ, by Mr.. Stimmell
and Shoemaker assisted by Miss Sadie.
DIED.
GEORGE DoDsoN died Tuesday.
Aug. IA, 1883, after the illness Of ais
most year. He died Of consumption.
He had been considered better. He
died at his home on the farm two mile.
rom here. where he and his mother
had gone to spend few days with his
brother. George was young man
just in the prime Of life. He was in
dustrlous and highly esteemed by his
many acquaintances and large circle OF
friends. He leaves mother and three
brothers to mourn his departure. His
remains were laid to rest Wednesday.
Aug. 5th at ) o'clock P. NJ.
CLOSE OBSERVER.
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MIillard Notes.

Every thing is lively in our little
town. Mechanics of all kind are yer,
busy.
Mr.. John Denniston has his new
store room shingled and sided read,
to commence inside work.
Several farmers are taking quite ar
interest in the race track. for one
want to see all take interest and show
up their fine racing stock.
Henry Ivie says he is tired of being
a widower.
Mrs. John Denniston's health is i'm
proving. She is staying with he.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Stuckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Denniston, of
Moberly, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Denniston.
Rev. A, V. Bayley has preached his
farewell sermon, so he thinks. We re.
gret to loose him. He has labored
here three years. He leaves a great
many friends who will not forget his
kind words. We hope he may return
again.
Mr.. Stimmeil, of Ills, is visiting at his
brothers at this place.
Mr.. Stanley, of Illinois Bend. was IN
our town recently, soliciting for book
called the "Royal Path Of Life" We
wish him success.
Mr.. Adams, of Kirksville, who sells
the Wilcox & White Organ, spent one
afternoon in our place with Mr.. Grady.
NJ. sda#s is $ very pleasant gentle
man.
Prof S. L. Grady is ready to Isaeh
music. Call and see him at Mr.. bod.
sons He will be glad to see you, or
meet you. He is blind
One eve when passing the Simmons |
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kIRKSvILLE MARKET REPORT.

APPLES:-Green cooking so to ole.
Choice eating slOO
Supply is short and good qualities IN
demand
BUTTER-Kirhsyilie Creamery, re-
tails at 20c. Choice country buylng
!2h; common to good to Zoe
notwithstanding buying 9 TO Zoe,
Sugar cured shoulders selling none
breakfast. sides selling 14c
BEESWAA:-l8 for choice
CHEESE:-l5 to 2Oc
CORN MEAL:-O to soc
CUCUMBERS:-Green 3cts. per doz.
CABBAGE:-per head ) to l0c
DRIED FRUIr:-Apples-: pea ehes-
Young 1.5O to 300; old
EGGS:-per doz. 10 to 121s
FEATHERS:-prlme goose, mixed
FLOUR:-retails common to good 1.225
Fine TO choice 1.5O to $50
GRAPES:-none
GREEN CORN:--per coz. 3 to 1Oc
HIDES:-FliIt Zoe; green salted &c.
dry salt Sc: sheep SIX rs % to 80: rags
le: old iron % to Soc pei 100 lbs
HAY Timothy 500 to ESQ: Prairie
400 to ) so
HONEY:-Loose 10c: in buxes II to u
NUTS:-None in market
ON1ONS:-2O to SOC per bu.
POIAIOES;.2O to sOc per bushel
SMEET POTATOES ) to &c per ID.
TURNIPS:-
FUEL:--Wood 2.5O to 500 per cord;
coal liz
CORN:-45 to soc
WHEAT 20 to Soc
RYE:-35c
OATS-15,to 1Se
CATTLE:-Butcher, cows $3.50 to Sa.75
SHEEP to 80 cts
HOGS:-4.OO to 4.75
SEEDS:-Timothy 1.25
NJ Is TO 5lc
WOOL:-Unwa. he'd 20 to %: bury do.
IA to Il: tub washed 2S to 3Dc.
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WORTH VISITING,

e The new store of David Vii !.
P&t Floyd's Creek Is we'll worth vi e.
|lThey have stocked their new nam. th
establishment with everything il tbs
merchandise line and are prepared to
p6ll almost any order. When you 20 to
Floyd's Greek drop in and take look
at their large ana varied assortment.
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KIRkSYILLE DRy GOODS MARKET
As corrected Weekly by Doneghy
Brothers.

pest neavy muslin uhh'eached Gets
Best Lawrence LII sac
Best quilt Lining s 4ise
Bleached nuslins LonsdaIe Sic
Fruit of the loom ste
Good soft finished bleach 6,,c
Common tleached II. 10 :s
Ali standard prints are sold at &c
Common prints are selling at -. % &c
Best dress ginghams Size
Common at 5c
And good checks at 6lf
Lawns are selling at from ~. TO 81, c
All linen Towel crash at ga to lOc
Cashmere. all wool at 37is toSl 90
WorStedS at 81, to Il and ~.
Sh:rtingS. comm ON at >
good plaid>. checks at eli to 81.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION INVA-
CATION.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Piain,. I
against
rwryA wrIrrANs naN
Civil action for
OfYone

GEORGE WILLIAMS, PIaint.)
against ! (lyfl ,rttcp 6ny
CELIA WILLIAMS, Den. } Dfvore.
Now At this day comes George Williams the Plain
TIN In the above entitled canse before the UNDER
signed Clerk Of the circus court OF Asr county in
vacation aud dles his pc e;ition and afnavit stating
smenT other things that th..hove named defendsni
leila W ifiiams Is resident Of this state 1, IS
thereupOn or.iered oy the clerk Aforesaid In vaea-
non that publication be made notifying he that an
action has been commenced against her bv petitiou
In The circuit court Of Adair county IN the state OF
Ntssiou.t founded petition for = divorce, FROM
the bonds OF mafrimouy now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant alleging ia said petition
that the defendant Without . reasonable ssnse has
absented hersetf for the space one year and that
unless she be and appear at the next term
9 SAIL court to be holden At the court house In
Al ksvilie within the county OF dair on ths i,'h
daT Of October, 1855. and answer or demur 10 ,,id
petition OF before the third DAY OF aid verm n
the term shall 80 long eontnue and IL NOT then be-
lore the end OF the terml the petition III be iaken
as confessed aud . tudeement VII be render
against her on said petitou II 10 further ordered
that = copy hereof be published In The Weekly
6saphic newspaper pubilshed In sald county Of
AuAir for four weeks Successfvely n fass ineer-
on TO be ieast four week 3 be ore the com
menf Of the next Term Of .. Id court.
A true c opy Of the record.
Attest W. J. AsHIoCK.
CLERK,
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at Pub.
lie Sale at his residence one half mile
South of NIillard, on
Monday, Sept. 3rd, 1888,
a lot of daily stock as follows:
I Jersey COW. FIVE years old; Jer-
sey heiffer, eleven months old; E half
Jersey heiffers, two years old; several
half Jersey heiffers one year oil; ,3
choice native COWS; three year old
Jersey bull; Jersey bull calf; lot of
calves of which nine are bulls. Also
a few stock hogs, several horses and
colts, also part of my farming i'm DE
ments.
TERMs:-A credit of IL months on
sums of $500 and over, at 8 per cent
interest per annum. in note and ap-
proved security.
I8-2t CIV. DYNNIsToN.
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We noticed in the Edna. Mo. Gzol>

IOtICC0 1-QIlI6. 4UO., g1O(T,
-Anti- Mono poly, an article in relation
to the coming congressional contest in
that District, wherein an .'unambluous
Democrat writes up the Democratic
ring We are not so far away. but
that We take some interest in our old
home, and could tale unfold, in the
rest Of the people and against the
'rlns," that might cause some ground,
for reflection. Go ahead boys. smash
the "rin::s," and ifyou need any help
call on us.-Cenferpile L0wegian.
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A Dublin painter has been arrested
for threatening to shoot the PhGnix
park ranger who testified in the Cav
endish murder trial.