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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20
THE PANIC PARALYzEDl
AT j. W. wEsB's.
Holiday Presents at Unprecedented Low
Pricosit

Among the most notable depressious liz
that In the jewolry limo. The nocessi-
ties of the people forced this necessity
ordocline, aud without compromise of
truth it may be said that never before
was so choice and extensive stock sold
ut pricos entirely within the reach of ALL
OBSERVED
Rogers n Bros. triple plated knives. $3.50
Their silver stem winding Waltham
watches ............. ............... $3.50
Particular attention ~ called TO the
immonse decline in diamonds, owing to
which We are selling at so per cent.
lower than ever before offered.
In silver ware we offer special induce
mon is irreslstable to those DESTROYS OF
purchaing gifts. We are to- heavily
stocked aud 30 not propose carrying
them over the holidays.
An immense line Of watches will
gretl the eye OF the visitor. The largest
stock iu Texas viii be offered at figures
that will astouish.
Plush aud fancy goods we have In
great prolusion and at rates OF which
none Gun complain
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sIDEMAL.h NOTES.


Burt and Miers' shoes at Block Bros.
Gontlemens' embroidered slippers at
Block Bros.
Remember tho crazy quilt pieces ut
Bauman's.
Frosh spare ribs and back bones at
Frank Hamm's 4l0 Elm street.
Druggists say that quinine has shot
up in the market, and that It continues
To rise.
Doll babies from e5 cents to 81. Every
kind Of toys for children al the D aud 10
cent store,
II you buy s. worth o. goods at A. d.
Aldridgo u Co., 6kl Elm street, you will
get handsome dictionary.
There was lively runaway ON east
Main street yesterday afternoon that
made II lively along its line Of flight.
Water from the water-works was too
muddy last night to be used. There in
plenty OF water, but why Is 1t muddy.
Tho weather moderated con ,iderably
yesterday, aud last night there was a
| light rainfall. Tho indications are that
the cold spell IL breaking.
Thore IL Joy In tho household of Mr.
Francis NJ. Clover. Yesterday morning
he was made the happy aud proud par,
ent OF a ton-nouud daughter.
Guitars, violins, mouth organs, musi,
iolios, music boxes, musical birds, sins
AZ naturally IA live ones, at &. II. Ed
wards, T35 and Tj5 Main street.
The members of the Bots dare clnl
ire requested to meet ut Turner's hal
: Sunday morning Mt 10 o'clock, for TIA
, transaction of important business.
Now Is the time to buy a Christina
present that il practical, aud will atfor
. both pleasure aud comfort. Go t. job
! S.sNitwer aud buy a carriage, buggy q
c Phmton, NJ ho has n fine stock, an
, prices very reasonable. Salosroom, Il
1 Elm street.
Sanger Bros. will inauuurate an In
=. mense blanket sale. Tremendous ba
!, gains will be offered. The salu will ope
" to-day, the 2Oth, in the carpet depal
mont, TO be kept up until the entire |
II closed out, and nc the prices they a
:. offered great rush may he anticipate
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Innkinr for hmm

VIENNA; Dec. l0-Orlers have been
telegraphed throughout Europe for the
arrest Of Lucas tanner, deiauling and
abscouding director of the securities of
the department Of the lower Australian
discount bank. liberal reward is Of
fered for the apprehension of the cul.
prlt Numerous bonds signed by Helm
rlch Kun n, a broker, suspected Of com
pIicity in Januer's crime, have oeen
found in tanners cash box. These
bonds reprt sent large suns of money
paid 10 Kutller and also funds belonging
to the discount bank.
the directors OF the bank raised TO-
100000 ilprins, so as TO be able to meet a
run on I bank. The bank is honoring
all demands without regard To stipu-
| lated date when p'yment is due. The
municipal authorities have served no.
tice that the ri y will withdraw it's de
| post of 4,5O0,000 ilOrins. The bank Is re-
| ceiNiug many other no ices of with
drawal of deposits. a later rumor is
atlpat that tanners body has been
iuuud near klusterneuhorg.
300 p. m Jsuner shot himself at thC
village Of Kllsliug, short distance Yves
OF the city. Only twenty-four form
were found on his body.
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DENTON, Dec, l9.-lSpeclal. MIR.
lIorudon, OF the firm OF uerndon &
Levine, received notice to-day by telo-
graph that ha was the holder OF tenth
lnterest IN lucky ticket ut the Ia .
drawing of tho LouiSia a lottery. Mt.
nofndon ON the receipt OF the telegram
proposed to nav the expenses of two Of
his clerks 10 the New Orleans exposi.
tiun. They drew straws and as a result
Thereof Mr. Chns, lierndon aud Mr.. Il.
+. Virgins will start for New Orleans
on Tomorrow m mornings train.
Drv goods houses have all advertised
70 sell for the next thirtv days at ro-
duced prices, brought about probably
by the sale OF tho Davenport stock yes
terdav.
Capt. Comegys, the principal of the
! city school, ~ Oft on visit TO Alabama
when he returns he will bring his
family with him.
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The Taber laclo Methodist Episcopal
Sunday-sohool will give an entertain
ment tor this benefit OF the poor Of tho
city on Christmas evening, December
p, commencing ut 1880. II the weather
will permit, the entertainment will he
held at the armory, II not, at the church
now occupied by che Suuday-schuol aud
Tabernacle congregation, corner oil Har-
wood aud Live Oak streets.
REGULATIONS will be rendered by some
of the best talent In the city. Music,
Instrumental and vocal, suitable for the
occasion will be rendered.
No admission tee will be charged, but
the members OF the school and public
are Invited 10 bring or send some con
trihution oi clothing, food, or money,
for tho object named, aud no Gift will
be received for any other object. A
careful committee mas been appointed
10 distribu the gifts to tue necessilous
MANY are suffering in our city at this
time, aud we trust this ell rt for relic
will meet with Il cordial support.
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Atihr nnnrn-lInnsn.

Tho Little Detective was on the boards
last sight, and Katie Putnam in various
characters fully sustained her reputa-
ton and popularity. There is twangv
sweetness to her voice aud a naive pert
ness In her little ways that render her
very attractive. Her grace in poise and
agility in The dance adj very much to
the charms OF her acting, aud 1t Is safe
to say sne will always DO u favOrlte be.
iCrs u Texas audience. The comediettn
of"rhe Youth that Never Saw u Wo-
man" was q diverting piece OF nonsense
which Il 80 silly that no person save
Katie Putnam could successfully play.
She made 1t interesting, however, IN she
does everything in which che appears.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
WILL eEECHER SUCCEED LOWELL
The Bridge Explosion Still Fxcltes Lon-
don-Latest Hnmors, developments
and Theories Another Con-
tract On Panama Canal



LONDON, Dee. l9-- Researches into the
explosion at London bridge cause u
sensation. Disclosures show that the
outrage was planned with an amount of
GOODNESS, determination and foresight.
hitherto uncredited 10 the terrorists.
Everything proves that the participa.
tors in the plot must have remained be-
meath the bridgea quarter of an hour,
despite the swiitness of the cure IT,
the work Vas prosecuted with
immense difficulty, but the deep
shadows were sufficient 10 prevent
detect on. 1t is bsli, we'd that chemi-
cal fuse was used to ignite the explo-
slNe, ana gave the conspirators time to
escape TO the land al d catch the tidal
train for Paris. The keeper of he tav-
ern at which the three suspected men
! took refreshments describes the tallest
of them, who was id ntly the leader,
as Tree and easy and intelligent man.
he paid he bill nv the bar, hut Objected
to taking drink on board the boat. II
is noteworthy that the tide of Saturday
was the lowest that there has been for
the past few months or will be until
spring; also, that the II, ur selected was
when the tide was the lowest, proving
That the plot was carefully elaborated
1T is proposed to use submarine
electric light to enable the driver to ex.
anime the extent Of the damage TO the
bridge.
GUARDING aRANvIL' II AND GLADSTONE
Lord Granville and Mr.. Gladstone
have been provided with extra guards
since the explosion.
Pho3ABLY A SENS tTIoN.
DUBLIN, Dec. l9.-The lrishmaI
newspaoer alleges that the British gov
ernment has sent n woman tn Ireinu,
, with authority to oiler contribution O
E5OO toward the cost of n Launch to b.
used on the Thames for throwing bomb
al the parliament building. The pane
corn ttN this story with the launch seei
near London bridge shortly before tn
explosion.
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Tho pncLM.nna cinh

Tho Puckwannas were entertained
last evening by Miss Linda Wolfe. at
her residence, from o'clock until rs
late an hour as conventionality permits,
Music instrumental and vocal, literary
exercises and 4 repast were included.
ana nothing was more charming In tho
anair Than the conversations. 1t was
exalted, social and greatly enloyed.
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bridge No. sIl was caused by the bridoo
burning. 1t took fire from below. Tbnes y
was very little damage done. No ono
was hurt. The fire is supposed to have
originated from campers.
the board of regents was in session
matters.
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Fire Record.

TRENTON, Dec. l9.-The glass ware
room and packing shed of Isaac Davis,
pottery, WAS destroyed by fire last might.
bnsS estimated at SiN,0OO; insured, S2i,-
0N. One hundred aud twenty-five men
arc thrown ont OF employment.
Ar ROCHESTER,
ROCHESTER,, Dec. ly-Vhree large
tanks oil and loo barrels were burned
At tue Vacuum oil works, in this city,
This morning. Loss, $1,000; no insur.
alce.
GREAT OIL CoNFLAGRATtoS.
Pr sB RG, Dec. ia Phillips City,
Pennsylvania, special saws: A large oil
fire IN In progress. The tanks of the
Fisher wells, Nos. and s, and tbs
Armstrong No. g. containing sou
barrels each, are burning, and 1t is
feared the flames will spread to other
tanks. Another dispatch says the fire
IL spreading down tho crock, and FISH.
er's Nos. and s, the Armslron x No
and LAppe No. | are now burning ana
the Greenlee is IN danger, The excite
ment Is intense. The waste OF oil, which
was ignited in sOmo manner, caused
The hr, and running down the stream
communicated to the wells and tanks
As lar rs is known no person has beer
lnjured' The hro is believed to b'
under control.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAP1LiS, Dee. l9-Nalcu !
Naws' hardware stock was damaged b!
mr. early this morning to lho amount U
$4,000; fuly insured.
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cltr oo,.rt.

oityvs. X. MceOllaoh, dghtlog; lnsd
81.
City Us. ID. hOoade, lighting; dis
missed.
City VS.. w. Smith, Oursingi dis
charged.
city vs., Ben Graham, Intoxicated;
fined $5
City W. Cesar Moore, lighting; trans-
ferTed.
City VS., j. J. Yost, drumming on rail-
road platform; tined 81.
CITY vs. Charles Creed, gaming; dis
charged.
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A Onrrx md An.nnr.

DALLAS, bee. 10 Editor HERALD. =
ALLOW me to suggest that by devotng a
space In your valuable paper to the mr.
rival and departure time Of trains that
you would he y beuefactor to many ol
your subscribers and q suffering lot OF
travelling men who are most constant
readers OF the HERALD. Very truly,
SUBSCRIBER.
II Subscriber will look on the sixth
page oi this paper no will find. Jude
the heading OF Railroads" the "arrivi
aud departure" OF tralns.- En-.
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LONDON, Dec. l9,-The Pail Mall Ga
zette publishes, under reserve, state.
ment from swell informed American
correspondents" to the effect that Rev
cessor of James Russell Lowell as the
James
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Tho Pannma Canal scheme.

PANAMA (via Galveson), Dec. ia
powerful Anglo Dutch company has
contracted to eXcavate l5,0O0,COO cubic
metres Of tho canal At $ francs per
metre. A large forae Of European work
men has been ordered for the begin
ming Of the drv season. Health Is good
and the work is progressing rapidly.
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Mr.. John O.. West, attnrney.a'-law,
Waco, says; "Ihave used Browns Iron
Bitters In my family. II is tho best
tonic In use Tor male or female, old or
young. .end is gaining ground here eve
ry day"
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WEBB " COW ANS

China Palace Headquarters for Croekery,
Glassware. French China and Decorated
Wares.
At6jl Elm street, Dallas. While they
are not selling bankrupt stock OF
goods, yet they sell as cheap as any ono
IN Dallas. Come aud price our goods;
come and see for yourselves. They
Keep constantly on hand full line OF
Crockery, French China, Glassware,
Bar Fixtures, Silver.platod Ware, Toilet
SETS aud Christmas Presents. Remem
Der the place, 63l Elm street.
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AUSTIN, pee. 10. Especial. The Dem
tou Dry goods company, capital stock
: 1000, filed acharter to-day.
Relative TO the accident on the Texas
d paciiic, tho state engineer has re
- we'd tho following; The accident At
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CHILLY AT CLEVELAND.

CHILLY AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Dec. l0.--rhe mercury
marked 30 below zero this mo ming
Rpiiway travel is delayed on account Of
the severe cold.
com WEATHER IN CANADA,
TogoNrn. Dec. 1.-the pressure Ia
above normal throughout Canada. Cold,
fair Gather prevails everywhere, The
temperature IL - below zero at Winnie
peg, and increases westward to ~ de-
prees below vt Cslgarry. In Ontario IL
l. below; At Port Perry II IL -; ut Rose,
Montana, -; at Oitawa, IL: at Toronto,
lO;At Hamilton, 10; mt Owen Sound, 10;
At Parry sound, from 8 To 10 below;
along The ~. Lawrence valley II varies
from below zero 10 above In the Mari
time provinces.
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LoND N, Dec. Melbourne advices
say It is reported tina. the German nag
has cen hoistod over the islands at
New Britain aud New LELAND, and over
the admiralty of tho islands and Ior-
tons Of the north coast Of New Guinea.
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Mr.. Martin Casey, San Antonio, saws:
"Brown's Iron Bittors cured mo OF dys,
pepsla and fever. | heartily recon-
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Mr.. William Hardee, stock raiser, Hn-
mis-, says; 81 suffered from dyspepsia
in It's worst form. Doctors failed 10 give
relief. In despair turned to Browns
Iron Bitters really expecting 70 help,
but in this was disappointed, for it not
only relieved nay pain, but entirely
cured MOI
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Mr. IL. G. Leith, Galveston, SAYS: "Ny
WE used Browns Iron Bitters with
good effects" "''"
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Mrs. n. Mccoy. " aco. says: "Brown's
Iron Bitters cure me Of dyspepsia from
yblclr suffer q far over twelve months.
ppyslvSans tried In vain 10 help me-"
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Mts. MI. Slater, lis Milan street,
Houston. SAYS: al can cheerfully ties.
THY 70 the superiority OF Browns Iron
Biitsrs as a tonic. l have used II In
my family, aud AN never without IT,
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Mr.. II. l.. Blner, Leonard, Texas, says;
"brOwu'S Iron Bitters cured me OF tho
worst torn OF dyspepsia. NV wife also
experienced the most decided good from
its uspn
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LundDorg's Perfume. Eden' a
i.nndcofg'r Perfume. Mare lhSi Mol hos,
svrdborNs periune. A.pn ne v;oif
klalhrrr'H faflu1s~ lA..s VI mo I ...@t
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Mr., James II, Krty, 10 Strand street,
Galveston, says: al used Browns Irou
Bitters as u strengthening tonic with
great heneilt.n
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Mrs. Nj. L. Correy, 2l2 lsusk street,
Houston, says: "Close confinement to
oillco work greatly debilitated my SON.
Browns Iron iiitters benefited him.
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Mrs.. Annie Betiug. 'Os East Broad
way, Galveston. says: III uaei ir WINS
Iron Bitters as N tonic and ~ y 'iizer,
with the most satisfactory results"
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Marine Matters.

PORT OP uALvt sT0N.
GALVESTON, Dee. l0.--Saild; Steam
ship Rebecca, for l. verpool.
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stn,n cnnit.INn,ss.

Miss Fannie Brashear, Houston, says:
al used Browns Iron Bitters with great
benolit.n
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Mrs. ]. G. HUI, Marshall, rexas,says:
al have taken two bottles of Browns
Iron Bitters and consider II the best
strengthening meliolne ever took"
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Mrs. Il. q. Davis. 2t5 Texas avenue,
Houston, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters
sDppfilv Nv surely relieved me ~ irdi.
lestion and nervous headache. II also
e,,utteu ,u, Ausy.nd while suffering
from malSria."
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Mr. Il. ID. James, San Antonio, says;
81 have used Browns Iron Bitters, and
found II an excellent tonic"
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Useful and Jlnanpnh!ChrNtnS and Bridal Presents
\ MS n Co 400 Mo;n st,oo+ na,a.

without
aI
advn
elect
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised ~ absolutely pure
GoNU AIM AMMONIA.

flArs san toy down on hot stove until h.aleu, !
aNmovc the cover and smell A chemist will act be
poirad W detect the presence of ammonia
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EMPIR MILLS.


This mill is situated on one OF of the
principle streets near the business part OF
the city OF Butler. with a well establish
cd custom and merchant business and
good reputation, in fact during large
portion OF time has been compelled to
run day and night to tlll its orders.
The building is 4sxso feet, stories
ana basement with commodious office at
,ached. Its machinery consists OF a 70
horse power boiler and engine, 4 run OF
narrs, Middlings purifier, cornsheller,
with ample cleaning and boiling ma
ehinery, wagon and other scales, plenty
Oh well arranged storage room for grain,
everything in g oodorder, and built with
aheve FOR convenience, and doing busi-
ness expeditiously and satisfactorily.
ms is fine opportunity Tor anv one
VINO desires To engage in the milling bus
sies2 and will hear investigation. The
property is good. aud the location cannot
nc exceiled III southwest Missouri.
VIII exchange TOR farm or CITY proper
y, or viii sell on very ca>v terms with
ample time and easr rate OF interest. For
terms call on OF. address
.6-tt IorS \ Ivrv.y
Butler, Me.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
VI your rest by 4 sick child suffering and
srting with pain OF cutting teeth. It so,
,ss ,snd at once and get a bottle OF Mrs
" insiow's Soothing Syrup For Children
ieesaing. It's value is inealculable. It
vii relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
a'a'els. Depend upon it. mothers, there
= no mistake about It. 1t cures dysen-
'er. and diarrhoea. regulates the stomach
@ea bowels. cures wind coiic. sottens the
gums. reduces Inflammation, and gives
,ohe and energy To the whole system.
hfs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup For
hitdren Teething is pleasant to the
.ss'e, and is the prescription OF one of
&c oldest and best female nurses and
.'as>ieians in the United States. and is
.os sale hy all druggists throughout the
"af'6. Price x cents { hottie.
Nav eS-'S<.IyT
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Order of Publication.
ATE OF MISSOURI, !

STATE OF MISSOURI, (ss.
! In the Probate court for the county OF
Bates. May term, 1884.
Isaac FL. Ellis. administrator of w. H.
Ellis, deceased,
Isaac III. Ellis, administrator of W. II .
Ellis. deceased, presents to the court his
. petition, praying tor order for the
sale OF SO much of the real estate OF said
deceased as will paw and satisfy the re-
manning debts due bv said estate, and vet
unpaid tor want of sufficient assets, ac-
companied BY the accounts, lists and
inventories required by law in such case;
on examination whereof it il ordered,
that all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased, be notified that appli-
cation as aforesaid has been made and
unless the Contrari be shown on or be-
tore the first day of the next term OF this
court, to be held on the second Mondav
OF August next. an order will be made
tor the sale of the whole, or so much OF
the real estate of said deceased as will be
sufficient tor the paylaent of said debts:
and it is further ordered, that this notice
be published in some newspaper in this
state fer four weeks before the next
term OF this court.
State OF Missouri, !
County of Bates.
|. Sam +. Hawkins, clerk or the Pro-
bate court, held in and tor said county,
hereby certify that the foregoin. is i
true copy OF the original order OF publ
cation therein referred to, As the same
appears of record in my Office
Witness my hand ana seal OF said
court. Done al Office in Butler,
Seal this nth day or June, \. D. 1851
SAM F. HAWKINS.
Judge OF Probate
< F. BoNier, .sttv TOR aIn4-r- .94t
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Farmers buy this Plow It is the best in the market
T. w. CHILDS, Butler, Mo.

sssJTtr.Ux -iTa-zsie I'll. TEe l.-- -.:Ercte
Sose. Throat t-s, f-1 lea, p E, rorr=. cost, a
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Finai Settlement Notice.

Notice it hereby ven to all creditors
and others interested in the estate or
William Webb, deaceased. that |. II ram
Webb. administrator .. said estate, in
tend to make final settlement thereof, at
the next term OF tiae Bates county Probate
oars, II Bates county. State of Missouri,
10 be held a. Butler on the roth iav OF
august, 1854
20 It HIRAM WEBB. .tdni'r.
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T OR SALE.

Owing to the fact that the new elevator
Of Letker & Childs requires NV entire
time. and that cannot give that atten-
non to other business that is necessary.
have concluded to offer nv Touring
mill known aS the .
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby givento ril creditors
and others interested in the estate OF MARY
J. Campbell, deceased, tilatI r. B..
ampteil administrator OF said estate. in
lend to make final settlement thereof, a.
the next tern. az tie Bates County Pro-
bate Court, Il? Bates county, State OF Mis-
oliri to be held 1t the t'ottrt House in
Butier on the nth d4y OF August 1854
X B. CaEpoe!l
3I-4t~ administrator