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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-22
Tha .Iesnit General.

New York F==rald's Rome Letter.
Father Beckx, the bugbear Of frene0
Radicals, is an aged spare and leep's
man OF nearly ninety. His extreme g.
has in no way impaired bis mental e.
ulties, but his sight has begun 70 'n'
him, and when he speaks IT isail pnt w
possible to understand the sense o. ~
words. The inanity of the war NHse.
against the Jesuita Ia France nsso'
struck me so forcibly as when sEo2s
3 the first and probably last ume !.
the presence Of the reputed ercn &c.
Of the Republic. Poor Father psss e,
IF Rochefort and Leo Taxi c2u'u e,
you, / think even they wouiu fs6.
much Of the bitter nonsense the$ ~
scrubbed. I tried to blush, myse'I' =
thought that / had cone
San Girolamo TO inter-
this venerable monk, whose ME mos.s|
30 fast drawing to its close, and Wn9s s1
feel so little interest In the trivIan,'ss Il
human politics. eve know L'ss|
but little Of the things you SPEAK ~
said the father general, after 4 na1 81
some questions to him about the P5 80
pects IF the vatican in the struggle WE
the state. there we live Only 20 ~.
and To pray, Our future LOOKS 10
enough III France and else where !.
4 few yeRrs--Wh0 kn0ws}-Ai u.s5 4
changed and we may be permis.sHs /.
return TO the converts from Mn1er
have been expelled. Unhapply, sv~
hostile influence seems to o9 aIrS A
urging the French government 49,
&M|I M"rA-
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THE STORM.


# =-@-~
CrashI
Inc Iuuuuer SdInUl
The l~ightning's fame
Lit up the marky night.
The stars that shone so bright
A moment since, and the fair moon,
the bbiaek clouds cover nov, and soon
The tall trees writhe and bend their gian.
forms,
Bowling obesiance to the King OF Storms,
Who now rides on the winds with dark FOr-
tentous trOwn,
And following swift behind, the rain comes
dancing down.
The big drops ferCely beat against the pane,
Then family cease, and then surge up again,
The rolling thunder grow less loud,
And swift athwsrt the darkest cloud,
A widening rift appears,
And from the heavenly spheres,
The star soon CLEANS,
And pale moon beams,
Flash
ATLANTA, 1888. j. I. d,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
TRitsTEL,,SHAIE

Whereas T. :. Hughes and NJ G. Hughes, his
wife, by their deed Oh trust, dated August 18th.
1879, and recorded in recorders office in Petite
county, No, in trust dsed record No. IL, page
lowing descrb d real estStc, situate the county
of PettiS and state Of Missouri, TO wit:
The east half of sOuthe3s quarter, of section ons,
and twenty of of the side of vest half
southeast quarter OF section one, IN township Il,
range y. Also part Of northeast quarter of SEQ
ton ~. in township 46, range o. bounded AZ feb
lows, to wit: Beginning at the northeast cornsr
II said elton Il, thence running sion2 SAID
section line 100 poles thence south SO p, les and -
links 10 the center of the Lexington and George
tO~ road, thence south 81 de-rees east along SAID
road, 113 poles TO the section line, thence north
along the section line TO the beginning. Also -
off of the west side the south quarter az
section six, township forty-six range twsnty-one.
said tract being 40 poles wide from east to west.
also the DOrthwesi qIarterOf section 7, and thO
the side OF the northeast quarter of section =
in township 40, range u. l-lsO part of the south
east quarter of said section Z, township a. ranca
Il, bounded a. follows, 10 wit: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of the southeast quarter of sai4
section ., thence north TO poles TO the northwest
corner thereof, thence east IL poles thence south
degrees 81 minutes east so poles, thence west,
5z1 pol :, thencs south 10 poles, thence west 91<
poles 10 he place of beginning, containing IN al
jl5 acres more OF less in trust to the notes
in said deed deserts ed. and whereas, defaul; has
been made in the payment of said notes, by reason
whereof will, at the request of the legal holder
OF sad notes proceed To sell the real estate above
described, at public vendue 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, AT the court house door Pettis county
Mo on
FRIDAY, THE2lST DAYOF MARCH, A. II. 1884,
between the hours of o'clock, a. M, and o'cluck
p M. OF sal day, TO satisfy said notes ard the
costs Of this trust. L. W. WHITLOW
2-l9W5t Trustee.
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IDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, MARCH 4 1884.

night We were not likely to meet
any travellers.
ALI was quiet as the grave. We
stood quite sti /. In moment Ben
broke out in one of his widest
laughs
well" he said, chow now? Will
YOU 90 home now and have another
nightmare ?"
But hardly had the words escaped
his lips when shrek broke vn ihe
air, and woman's Voice, plainly
coming from the interior of the cot
tage. cried:
Help! help, help!
Ben, said | we are wanted at the
crossroads, and then, understanding
each other, without more words We
made ou- way TO a window, through
which light shone. A muslin cur
tain draped the panes, but through it
we saw an awful sight.
An old man lay on the fnor. and
over him bent a ruffian' clutching his
throat and holding a pistol 10 his
ear, while another man grisped the
shrieking girl by the arm-a girl in
floating uightdress-with suca long
Golden hair as belonged to the -irl OF
nv vision. Not a moment was TO be
wasted. Ben flung his weight against
the slender lattice and crushed it in,
and We had grappled the rnffiaus be-
fore they knew whence toe attack
came, or how many foes were upon
them.
/ do not intend to describe the
struggle; indeed, L could not if L
would. But We were strong men,
and inspired by the cries OF the help
less old man and the terrified Girl, We
soon had one of the villains bound and
the other living PROSTATE on The floor.
Then Ben started for assistance,
and before morning both were IN Jail.
Ben admitted. as We shook edrH other
by the hand, that We were wanted at
the cross roads.
The old man was not misar. hut
ne had saved some few Thousands
dollars Cor his oil sEe, and living
more p 'ainlv than he need have done,
had given rise to the rumor, and SO
brought the burglars TO the cross roads
in the hope Of booty
The girl. a beautiful creature of
seventeen, was his granddaughter,
and as no story is acceptable - the
lady readers without a flavor of
romance, | vii, tell them shat she
became in after years, not nv wife,
but the wife Of my darling brother
Ben.
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EsDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH
TRISTEE'S SALE

Whereas, y. b. Prince aud Mamie ~ Prince =.
his t., and VIM. b. Pvttit tSinE e. by their cer-
tI'u deed ii trust DAFT tht 10Th DIV Of July =,
l~~ and recorie. ~ III ',eorie''s Office vi Petik
county, a. tru-t deed bp, ., pages o and l2l .,
c'uves et 10 the az deISigt.H H"HTy l. mn, trus-~
te, ala their rlgh; title in'e:t~. estate IN and
tu tuc t.lOwIFg described Ieat state situated in
tHe county oi fettiS state Of bliss uTi, VIZ: Lot
TX t6. IA block number fourteen Il in the town
oi HOU>t1uIa which Said conye vance WAS made in
t.U, to S.uIa the uayment Vi "A cests n p.Omissory
hose Iu >ald q Cd described, and whereas ne said
note h3> become sue and Is unpaid, now therefore,
IN accordance with the provisions of said deed o [
trust, and al the request OF the eSai holder Of said
note, shall proceed 10 sell jhe above described real
estate ~ the Court house door III the city of Soda
la, ~ the uuty OF PrttS, state aforesaid 10 the
highest bidder for cash, az public ton, on
THURSDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF MARCH, 1884.
bytsesn the hours Of nine in the forenoon and i've
III the afternoon Of that dav TO satisfy SAIL note
together with the cost and expense OF executing
this tTus'. HENRY LAMM, trustee,
Dare,i this 10th day oil February. 1854 2-I9ws
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Wanted at the Gross Roads.

| was liz a hurry 10 reach home.
No wonder, for it was the widest
night | had eve known in all my life.
ami the country over which | took
nay way as bal Is country roads In
general. Consequently | was walking
at great rate, with the collar o. NV
rough coat over my ears and com
forter tied over MY soft hat and un-
DER my chin Ia keep it on and TO pro,
tect my ears, When suddenly a man
stood full In my path and caught he
by the arm.
HullO said be. You're Just in
time you are wanted at the cross
roads tonight.
The voice was that of a ruffian.
fancied myself attacked by high
wavman.
| stood quite still and strove to show
him b. nay manner that [ was able TO
protect myself.
What the deuce am | wanted at the
cross roads for? said /. Unless
choose it VIII lie very hard matter
10 get NE there.
But instead of producing a pistol
and demanding my money or nv life
the man answered in All altered tone.
Beg pardon, made mistake. /
thought it Was my brother and |
wanted to brighten him. Bad night,
sir
Very. said |.
You don't know the time, sir ? he
asked.
1t was seven when / left the train
at L., l said.
Thank We, sir, said the man. Good
nj ght.
Good night, said L.
His object had been robbery, prob
ably he had decided from my rough
appearance that / was too poor man
TO be worth the trouble. But after
all, / thought probably he spoke the
truth. A man may have such voice
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE sF Nj souri,,


COUSIY OF PSrTls,
ia the circuit court Of Pettis corntv January eth
lSSi. January term, ISSi First National hank
plaintiff, ". David {, Paullin and jacob II. Paul
lin, defendants
Now, at This cay comes the plaintiff herein by Its
attorney and les it, petition and affidavit. arg-
ing, among other things, III defendants are nos
les dents Of the STATE OF Missouri:
WhereuVOn i - ordered by the court that said
defendants he Notified by pub!ication that plauIiti
hls commenced sgi' az inst them i'm this court,
by petition and attachment f0un~ ed upon : note
for The sum Of eigh' hundred do.iars, da.ed April
10Th, ISIS and PAYABLE To tine order OF John Mont
g0mery, jr ninety days after the date thereof and
bearing ten per ceUt interest from date and that
their CpeTIy has hen attached and unless the
said David e. PIulliL and JscOb n. Paullin be and
appear at this court, A. the next term thereof II be
"egun and holden nj the court house in the c:ty of
SestiI9. IN SAID county, on the FIRST MOndv If Nav
next and uu or before m third day IF sad term
ii the term shall 50 lOnC-cOntiTue-and II not then
Ou "r before the last dty Of said team-answer or
plead 20 the petition ia said cause the same will
- taken as c,niee-ed, and Judgment will be rem
derrd accordingly.
And il - further ordered thai copy hereof De-
published, accOT'.in. law, IN the SEDALIA
WEEKLY BAZ o, newspaper printed and pub
] shed in Se1sa, Pettis cOuu v. MI>sOuri-far four
weeks Succc' Slvely, the Ia insertion whereof shall
b AZ least four week before tha commencement OF
the Slid N1y terr, q TIM, cotirt q
Attest: B.H INGRAM,
Circuit Clerk.
By VI. w. BRADY. n. &.
y true copy from the record
Jn0 Montgomery, J, plaintiffs Attorney.
8 iW5t
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Christian influence upon their breth-
ern. 1t receives the encouragement Of
the churches and pastors of the city.
The shoemakers of Northampton
England, have determined to build a
church for themselves in connection
with the church of England. the
FIRST stone was laid on St. Crispin's
day. IL is to be called after their
patron Saint.
Whenever man, SAYS the Cumher-
land Presbyterian, finds himself in a
place where he cannot teach what he
believes to be important truth, let
him give up the place and hold on to
truth. Let him loose his honors and
save his manhood.
Bishop Doane of Albany, n. Y, in
an article lately published advocates
PRAYERS for the dead. but only for the
faithful dead. He bases his belief in
the efficacy of such prayere OH the he
lief that the faithful departed are
not vet made perfect.
The LAYING OF the foundation of &
new Methodist church in Christiania.
Norway. after being talked about for
thirty years, came off recently with
grandeur commensurate with a long
delay. The British ambassador. the
Norwegian premier and other high of.
ficials and noted personages were
present.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PETTIs. I

SlAIE UT hlSSOUkl, =.
COUNTY OF PETTIs. 49,
In The circuit court Of Petts county JanL AIRY isA
1871, January term, 1884. Sarah Schmtt, plza-~
tin, vs.. Frank Schmitt, defendant.
Now, at this day comes the plaintiff herein, by
her attorney, aud files her petition and affidavit
alleging, amon2 other things. that defendant 10
not a resident OF the state of Missouri:
Whereupon ~ 10 ordered by the court that said
defendant ne not he'd by publication that pl aintiH
has Commenced quit against him in this court.
the object and general of which is to dis.
sOtve the bonds OF matrimOny existing between
Plaintiff and defendant on the ground of absence
of defendant without reasonable cause for the
space Of one year, and unless the said Frank
Srhmtt lie and sppea' At this court at the mex t.
term thereof, to be begun and holden at the cour
house IN the city Of Sedalia in said county, ON the
hrst Monday Of May ne 81, and on or before the
sixth day OF said term, if the term shall so long
cOntinue-and il not, then b fore the last day
Of said term-ansrer plead To the petition in
said cause the same will be taken as COME sed and
Judgment will be render ed accordingly.
And IT IL rther ordered, that copy here be
published. according to law, in the SEDALIA
WEEKLY bAZoO-a newspaper printed and pub
l~hed IN Se'ialla PettiS county, MSSOuI for foa<
weeks successfully the last insertion whereof shat
be- n least four weeks before the commencement y
the SAID May term of his court.
Attest: r. H. INGRAM
Circuit Clerk
By VI. W BRADY, y. G..
A true copy from the record.
Sangree n LaInm, pi2n.Iif : attorneys. Swift
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ORDER OF PyBhICATION.

'lRbt~tN VT I 4 h444t u ION.
CorSrY or PrrTIs. SIS,
In the circuit If Potts county in vacation,
February -, iSSi. Maggie Y. stewart, plaintiff
Ss. ,hu ". stewart, defendant.
Now, at this day coa,e~ tie plaintiff herein, by
her attorney, and files her petition ana affidavit.
81. y,lUts, among ether Ciu- th.t dele u!Gut John
stewart, - not a resident OF the state Of Mis-
SouIi:
WhrrVupDn IL /, ordered bv the clerk IN vacation
tNat sad defendant De urtiici by publication that
paIaUf has CONNIE Ced q su.t agliuSs hIln IN this
court the object AMI gene ~ LstaIe of vii'h is
dissolve the bonds IL u,ItTimuny herc'Of,rt, con-
tr~c et between the afur, said plaintiE and de-
trntdCt, aot uIiy~S fiIe SuI defendant, John W
stewart, be- and apP"d - this court, at the next
term ,HeIcut 20 hc begun AVID uu.dea at the court
house IN the city If ~edaia In said county. on the
u u Monday Uf lay ext. ana before the
sixth day 81 said term. il The term shall - long
c0DJi1us-ani II rot, then on or before the last
day of ajd Jerm-an> yer plead 10 the petition
in Ill cause. the same will - taken as conf sScd
and Judgment viii be rendered accordingly.
And 10 - tlITti tr oTueTyd that a copy hereof be
published, according TO Law, in the SEDALJA
EEKLN Bsz0O-a AewSPaper printed aud pub
lishrd Iu Ssda.s. PettiS county, MIS~Oui-tOr four
weeks successfully, the LIST insertion whereof shall
De AT least four weeks before the commencement of
the said May term OF 'hiS court.
Attest: b. III INGRAM
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record
G.. W Burnett plaintiffs attorney. S-4wtt
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mTTTInTTynIIITITTITIiITTTrfIITN
Notice.
OFFIrE or THe I-NIvFRsITY LAM 10.

'FEAt = OF IEt~ NV tlS~itl LAND 10.
81 Lin, No, Feb :. ISL
Notice : hereby given that a meeting ri the
Stockasl1,:S q! the University Land company will
he ED ~ tine court house, in the city Of iIlia
on the 18th day Of Apri 1884, al o'clock a. m
for the purpose Of Voting on proposition
there and then be submitted TO increase the
bonded Indebtedness 90 sail company from s.
To 500. and also To adopt code OF bylaws
.>ignci.i r. q. WilkeTS1n, l. y. Brown T. "
TTUN-l, ". l.. COusley, VIM Beck, J. K. Barrett
u D&IId, trustees OF the University Land COM
psny.
said University Land company are hereby nOrifieI
that NJ the time and place named in the above
notice, to-wit: On the 18th day Of april lSSi 81
o'clock IN at the court house / Seyi-lia Patti<
cO"nry, Missouri an election wall b. held for the
purpose Of eiecting nine directors of said company
This nctice is given in pursuance of the statutes in
such cases made and provided, M annual election
OF directors having been held.
l>igBed.) e. W. READY lS.AI,,
2-i2V9t J q. WHITE, (o'OSAhOi1eIs-
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Religious Notes.

The Methodists at Rome, Ga. are
about to build a new Churcn e,iifice.
The four Methodist conferences in
Iowa have mere than 500 pastors and
over so, 900 members.
St. Phillips colored Epi-copal
church at Richmond, Va, Rev. T.
w. Cain, rector, has fifty ccmmui-
cants.
Potomac chapel, the new southern
Methodist church at Rockville, No,
will be ready for dedication early in
the spring.
St Stsnislsus' Polish Catholic church
At Baltimore, Rev Peter kon z pastor,
has |, 160 members in its congregat-
ioD.
Of the $1,000 Jews in New York
city, one-half are orthodox hat is,
they are firm adherents of judaism.
The others are liberals and in6deIs.
Chicago is to have fifth theologi-
cal seminary, DIR. Talma Wheeler
having given Sl50,000 to found it.
The institution will be Episcopal.
The shakers o! South Union, La.
one of the thirteen Shaker settlements
in the United States, own 10000
acres in one of the best part. IF Louis
lana
The Ritualists stood aloof from the
celebration of Luther's birthday In
England. and some of them openly
dec AIRED their opposition to such SER
vices.
The Presbyterian church of the
Mountain, Delaware Water Gap, Pa. =,
has given uninanous csli To Rev.
Thomas Tyack, of Sparta, y. j.,
which he has accepted.
When Archbishop Carroll died.
December 5, 1915. there were OILY
eighty-tiye Catholic priests in the
United states. Of whom fOrtr-. az were
in the Metrop ,litan See.
The Jews of London have a free
school in Bell lane that has an aver
are daily attendance of $500 children
the largest school in Great Britain, if
not in the world.
Philadelphia has Sunday Break
fast association, which gathers in the
Outcasts every Sunday morning.
warns them up with a hearty break
fast, and then talks the gospel to them.
A mission has been established ut
Hong Kong to watch over the Chinese
from this country, and en-
p!Oy them in educational and Christian
work among their countrymen.
A good deal OF the philosophy of
successful preaching is condensed into
Professor Austin's little remark Get
the idea into a hearers mind that you
do not intend to waste words, and be
will not waste attention.
A reading room has been opened at !
GA, by two converted |
Hebrews, which is designed to have |
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, John Haley and VIM. w. Greer.
Dy their certain deed OF tIuSt dated the seventh
day O. July, 1882, and recorded in TIE recorders
Ofhc OF PETIT county, at Led tOoK II. PAGE 60
conveyed to the undersigned John Montgomery,
jr All their Tigh, tit, interest and estate, in and
TO the following described real estate situa cd in
the county Of Pettis, state of Missouri, viz: The
northwest quarter # the northeast quarter, and
the north one half ~ Uftfe northeast O. after o (
the northeast quarter OF section twenty-Six 1857
and ten tlO) acres ut of The northeast corner of
the n"rthe II quarter Of the north at quarter .
section thirty-thTee 80, ii in township fOsty-
elSht 'iS) range twenty-one GIL, VIII said
2 .nVeyancr was made III trust To secure the paw
ment OF Tour certain PrOmInissOry notes IN said
deed sc crIbed. anu whe-ea-, of said notes haS
become due and is unpaid now therefore IA
cordance it'll the isionS of 5 id deed OF trust
and ~ the request OF the legal holder of sd note,
shall proceed To sell the above described real
tate al court house door IN he cit of Seialia in
the county of Pettis state afor said the highest
bilter Tor ca,h, at public auction, ON
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH
isSi,
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon and
i've in th,' If eruOOn Of that day, . SatSf- said
note. O. -"thVr wiki tn cost and pen>. Of xa-
cutting TINS trust. JSo. MONTGOMERY JR.
Trus co.
Dated this the ~ h day Of Feb. 1854. 2-1gw4t
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Half Out of His Head.
present.

BLESSED he the men" said bon QuiIOt,.'s wrs,rv
squire, who invented >lc. p.' SSuchU'S gratitude
j ours, but what IL one cannot fer any T,S,,i erv
that excel .eIt invention Ne vOUSuCSs in ne
had become a disease sritc~ Mr. William Cole.
Riau, the well SIuvl Shua,sls druggist ri Emf 10
Ny.
~ could not sleep, and my nights were either
passed in that sort Of Tc-tl,~>ayss win! "a rtariN
CIazes = man, OF II a kind o! upuT. haunt. is
torn nJiug dreams Having tgkru PtEDlE'>
Toxic iOT other troubles. tried 10 yisO Tor tnl-
The .e-ulI B,n >urp.i- c-l and 4 .'i-- tel b-. VI.
ne wsr" t"u,,i 80 concert pitch. ant, Ike ts.-
sar'> fat meH, Tell iutJ tnr rank, Ot tHu>- rF
sleep onisi;S. ~hpu 4 s,l,i lIt III, = ,s.r ~I.,-i-
lily did away with the condition % - e, ,i,t.iry
and iyspcp-a oc,.asjon-,i by S,,S.uu- >e-.i.,>~-
ness ami gave m. strength and i'rries' digestion.
tn brief. the 81 the toni thoroughly r,-.S--,I,
lI>h-d my health. / awe U>-t PAGSEE's Toxic
with entire Sur,rS~ for s-a-,ICau->s and ttr IA.
bowel disorders incid,n; 70 ".ctn yO,s-.s.'
TIA PTepJTSfi IA &C., hysv-Jis-v t-,I -. yFu -
PAREEE'S GINGEE Tone.
lief, alter II vii b. advertised and sold under
the nsm- of PARSER TuNIJ-pni tJU- tbe Sp
'.Einse-" HI>CuN & 20 ar IL !uCsd - make d ;
change b. the action Ot UDpu .Cipi-d de,lcrs who
have or wears i-y iv,i thar customers Jy ~sf>;i-
iuginS inferior preparations una-r the meme IT
ginger. We drop the misleading word al t.i. Iuor.
N.ih siy- - -tusrr uulupuTtiut hJy1. an III
sIelIeat ia CUR Tome.
Please TeInemh-T that Hn cham" has been, or
will b. maize iu the prep -ratsVr itself, aui a
bottles remaining l.. n" I-n.l> 81 dealers Wrapped
under the name Uf PAEE ID : GINGER ToNIC. ,,,ii-
tain III genuine meiI. m u the fac-simile sl.u,-
tauEe e !I>CpX \ - Is AZ III bottom ~ the Cat.
side wrapper.
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Mrs. - J.. Whipple. Gecatur, %ich., writes
that her face, head, aud some = rus of her tudy
were alm".t raw. Head covered with scan~ and
sores. >ufer a feartully and Gi-i eyeryth ~.
Fcru ancntly eur 10y the CUr:CURA kkAEpIEs
from skin hUmOr
>,i Ly ali Druggists. CUTICURt, 20 cents RI
.1LyLSr. =; >o,F. - cents Potter DKUG AND
CUENIlAL Co, r. - ~. Mas.
sent for How 40 Cure Skin IBIS.
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ISL
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given thai letters of alminstrs-
tOn ON the estate OF Jonathan X. Webber deceased,
were gran ted 10 the undersigned on the Both day
CT January, 1881, by the Probate of Pet;is
county, MlSSO ri. All persons having Claims
AGAINST sand estate are required to hbi them for
allowance 10 the administrator, within one year
after the date OF said letters, they may be pre-
ciuded from any benefit of such estats
and II such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date of this publication, they
shall he forever barred. This 4th day of February
1854. JOHN III MERTZ
Saugree Lamm, atty's. Administrator.
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