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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

DC1lDlS0. AAooCIATuoS so00eo.
ose nssAseA asA gsny CsssaGes -
De Dsiis OuslaG she Presess seasss
~ The Aasseassssa.
4 few days $50, MsssrA n. V. B. Stacy,
John LsaFy. DR.. r. T. Minor, and sew
sral other capitalists OF this city, organ
ind themselves into Q Building and
Loan Association. for the purpose Of
purchasing eligibly located city proper
~, and improving the same They have
already made two porchases. the FIRST
being q piece Of land known a. block 20.
Maynard's, near the gas works, and the
othsr lis lots, on jackson street. Of the
Terry estate, the aggregate cost Of this
property being about $4,000. The As
ISOLATION will, in q few days, let con-
tracss for the clearing up Of these
tracts, after which . contract will be let
for she building Of thirty cottages The
remaining unoccupied lots will be built
upon during the season.
Heretofore one Of tbs greatest draw
backs 70 Seattle has been that there
we're no eliQibly located houses for new
eomsn 10 eeeopy. and many psople Who
ssme hege to locate have been compelled
10 Ieave on that account This associa-
ton intend to pat up comfortable cot
taaes. that can be rented at from t12 TO
els per month each.
In addition 70 this, the association
viii ell lots on the installment plan. at
the most reasonable terms. always ex-
acting from the purchaser contract to
build On the property within q given
tine. The property purchased from
the Terry estate oemprf-sa . tract Of ~
aosss in South Seattle. fronting on Jack
sDn street. and within q quarter of .
mile Of the vsteR front. aud embraces
the highest point Of land within the city
limits. The association will Offer big
Inducements 70 the County Commits
sioneyp 30 locate the new courthouse on
this property, and also will make It an
object 20 the School Directors 70 build
the south schoolh0uss there. The tract
will b laid out ia good shape and side
walks will be built I'll through it ~ soon
~ the clearing is completed. The r1ains
Of the Spring Hill Water Works will be
extended sbrouQh the tract, and every
thing necessary will Do done TO make
the houses built b. the association de-
oiPable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

Trade From THE RIvKRs.-Stsamer
City of Quincy left for SkaRit river yes
terday, loaded to her utmost capacity
with merchandise for tho landings on
her route. Steamer Lily, for upper
White river, went out also, similarly
loaded, and with a barge alongside
weighted down with goods. The break
up of ice in the rivers is letting in the
boats again, and they 20 out loaded to
their utmost capacity, because of the
look up Of nearly three weeks, during
which time the wants of peosio i'll the
country accumulated. The NoOksack
river will open this week, when a big
trade will b. revived from there. Steam
or w. F. Munroe will leave for the
Nooksack next Friday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

F1oPOoko FARk.-Mr. u. L. Denny
has made . proposition to the city Look
ing 70 the creation OF park. He gave
ths city, long time ago, the five acres
included within the old cemetery. Civ
Ing II for cemetery Purposes alone.
Time has demonstrated that the place
10 not ft one for q cemetery, and for
. long time past there have been no in
toTments In IL. He now proposes to
make . further donation, With the OBJ
3ses Of creating park. II the city will
vacAte the cemetery he will give another
deed to the same ground, in which the
stipulation ~ 70 cemetery will be re-
moved. and be will further give deed
10 block adjoining. The original Eve
acres comprised % much street that On
plating the ground only single block
oan b got out Of IL. One such block
rs By 36O feet-is enough for down.
town square" or plaza, bot not enough
Tor park. Two such blocks, with the
street between. will make q tract of
grouud $50 feet vide by 90 feet long,
or quite enough for park 50 close 90
The business quarter ~ that is. The
ground Ii midway between Lake Union
and the Sound, 10 Admiralty located
geographically. and will make into q
park Of which the city may we'll be
prood. There can be little or no doubt
the scheme viii result - projected by
Mr.. Denny.
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.r.....rr, ceuu.c AND cssSc

sTRAuSDlPH Co0lsG AND SOsSS
Steamship Empire. Captain Butler.
ssi,ed from San Francisco February ~,
and arrived here February Nth, toocA-
inc a, Port Townsend for entry at the
eustom house. She discharged cargo
here. and then proceeded on 70 Nanai-
mo. there 70 further discharge prior to
taking On a return cargo Of East Wei
liposou coal. The Empire brought pas
seneers and freight as below stated:
P.s-ensers-M Corey and wife. Felix
O-Neil. George W Williamson. George
q Crane. Frank Creyer. James Pres
tace. Henry Holden and Hong Chow. :.
Seattle Consiguees-A p Hoealin0 q
10 Bersch l. Hinck, Brennan 4 DAVIS,
Clsus A HsrmA G Davies. II Z Levy.
Hall 4 Paulson. Buriinosme. Harms
p Comfort. p Lowe, Louis Pelz- Il
Hox ard. Renton. Holmes Il Co, and
Sunset Telephone Co.
Olvmpia-Chas Burmei,ter, T c Van
Epps. IA Sil.by, s 8 Ward. Shelton
L Co. NJ
New T.coma-B Barlow. G 81 Pho,
Dicks.n Bros, H Hohenscheld. Holt d
Penderpast. Loeb. Eear 4 Co. Lester:
Houchton & Co. Quone Nov Chang, d
p Radebaugh and W Duebef.
The steamship Mexico. which sailed
from San Francisco on Saturday last'
has on board passengers for Sound ports
a. P OTTO, Tovnseud-D D Mcintosh, G G
Bartlett. J W voorhees,, n Never. W H
Cody, Mrs Smith.
Seattle-Dr ] VI Fox, Wallace Fen
ton. FIJI Darsaz, 6 Harms. g E Edson.
= Nevhall and wife. H Plouaky. Osca!
Drew, Geo W Maddox, PrenSi1s, q
Purdy, C 4 johnson. A SpauldinR, J
Adams and wife, B Mcdonald. Chas
A Bower, n Hewitt, j II King.
Taooms-GeorQe Ferck and wife, h
Hart. ] L Barker, E NJ Morse, "A F Rove
W A Quinley, T b Smith and j d
Smith.
On board the steamship Queen of the
Paeific, which called from the Ocean
Dock ct o. m. on Sunday, went pas
senesrs bound for San Francisco as be.
low named:
1T McAvery, H Stiekney and wife
and daughter, Miss Abbie Jones, n
Stackpool, Miss N Williams. A ] West
s e Strickland, g G Flander. c K Jen
ner, E Morris, Mrs Donald, E ] Foster
G Alternately, Mrs Thomas Burke, p T
DOYLE, Mrs Speiseki. L Anderson. Mis-
Lizzie Marshall, F Toklas, E @ Whit
new. b F Jones and wife, n p Stanley
| T Brennan, A L Hall. A w MewcuD,
N Kalloch, Mrs N f Parker and child
| p Eeronson. T Fuldinp and wife, d
johnson, w P Boyd. 81 Irving, D
Mcintosh. 8 Lyons, j L Howard. Sha
pelo, u A Thompson, Mrs E L Marshall
Miss Maggie Marshall and Al Ia tn
storage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

TIE ediehe a ~ Eo,ks zsisssg will
paas NJ next nins nonths In prison foi
"oasosss aeainss Prince Btamarok. /"
Ihs 6hssty a ~ prso h 0ssmany =
AnalaRoos - ~ frseAom II Ruaaia. In
bob ee1neziss . fRss expessuion Of
opinion hsstsls 70 The raliae power i
prohibited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

Practical Piano MAKKR.-Years of
experience with the representative piano
makers of Europe and America. Prof.
Nitschke has returned from a business
trip down Sound, and will be busy in
Seattle uatil the end Of this month.
Prompt attention to orders lett at Da-
vies' book store, Cherry street. 24dw1w
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In visv oe We aRitasion q Washing
tou over - Qnssaaon q social leader
ship amoaG Ne lad1ss q Court, the
snappish s1nkestien Of . erussy old
bsshslos that the reason Why Prssidsst
Arthur sajsyea he Ysllovsesas trip %
neeA ~ samunes vas "beoaass tier,
vsss no fsmalss IN ~ party" sssns not
entirely Aassleo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

READY voR woRK. About the first OF
last January Mcdonald 4 Rsitze shat
down their sav-mill In South Seattle "a
pot In some nsw machine ~ and 60 over
haul their establishment throughout,
and pat Il In good shape for the coming
ssaaon's work. In srder 10 place the
eonoern On better footing corpora
tion vaa formed, under the name Of the
Seattle Mill Company, With capital
stock OF $4,000. into whose bands the
prcpsrty Vas placed. The mill il uow
IN nue. shape. and backed up by plenty
q capital. IL vill start up again next
Monday, and orders for lumber are al
ready coming in. Judging from the
large unber Of buildings projected in
that eeo1ion Of town THE mill Will doubt
less b crowded to ito utmost capacity
during The peesout year. Mesars. No
Donald 4 Reitae stu retain the man
aeome0t of the concern, and Il will BE-
run under their supervision.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

CAPITAL Stock INcREAsxD.-In order
70 raise the necessary means 70 double
the capacity Vf the sawmill on Lake
Union, Of which James Oldtovn II
sups rintsndant, the Western Mill Com.
pany has increased its capital stock
FROM $4,000 to 100000. Improved
machinery haa been placed in the mill
and third boiler will be added in few
dayA after which the emitting cap .city
Of this mill will bs at least doubled,
without the necessity Of employing any
moro hands than formerly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

HoAE Insurance. CoMPANY.-A NUN.
Der Of Seattle capitalists have organized
under the laws Of Washington Terri
tory home insurance COMPANY. This
company, ~ soon ~ all ito arrange.
msnts are perfected. will open An ofiioe
here and take risks on reeidenCe prop-
erty within the city limits. A. soOn Al
all tho arrangements Are made, 10 will
pobli'h tho facts in regard 10 this m A.
Ter In fall.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

To start UP.-A joint stock company
under the name Of the Puget Sound
Furniture Company has purchased the
Clarke 4 Anderson furniture manufac-
tory and will start il up at full blast in
. few days, with ample capital 70 push
Il 70 the utmost capacity. Both Clarke
and Anderson are members Of the cor-
poration and will retain their old posi
Sioss, Mr.. Clarke attending to the busi-
nsn at the concern and Mr.. Anderson
~ superintendent Of the factory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

GoNE TO DEPARTURE BAY.-OvinQ "a
the determination Of the Seattle Coal
md Transportation Company to load
tbs sailinR vssssls nov In the harbor in
preference TO steamers, she Wilmington
vas compelled to 90 to Departure BAY
Tor her cargo Of coal this trip. She left
yesterday and will return in about ave
" six days Tor freight and passeneers
Tor San Francisco. There 10 about 100
tone OF freight on Yealsr's wharf for her
alread,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

EAsr LrSnL-Vuite . large a1disnos
assembled in YsslsF's Hall last evening,
10 - the Nellie Boyd Company in
"East Lynne" The company ssemed
10 give very good satisfaction a. the
applause vAs frequent. The s,roug
poans vaA Of cnorss. Aiss Boyd ~ Lady
Isabel and Madam Vine. The other
ooasactsfs we're fairly sustained, with
ths possible exception Of that Of Sir
Francis Lsvisou. which NJ. Thee. Rob
ests lnsueoessfully atssmpsed 20 eHrrv.
The line between the pathetic and the
Iidtculoos u sometimes % vague And
My defined. that the greatest oars ID me-
cessafy 70 prevent lie being crossed.
when saoA 8 play - East Lynne i
presented. The orchestra accompany
ing the troupe vaA - usual, d eacrvine
Of tAe highest peaise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

GENERAL COTTAGES ON NINTH
y street containing ave rooms each.
Apply TO JOS. COLLINa JR.. Il John
lAssry's 0fl3ce Yeosor. Leory buildins .fel n
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CONTACT Lxr.-D. j. Saokmau and
wife. Of PORT Biaksly. ~ a cont cot yss-
ssrday to A. ". Morse, the veil. known
contractor and baildss, for the con-
Hfucsion Of ave cottages ON their losa.
corner Vi Ninth and Cedar ssrsets. r.
contract price fog tAeas houses 10 1900
SAch. aud Nh. Aors. viii 20 70 work On
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

AxorHxa bRIcx BLocx.-Lsss fall
Jedes Thomas Barks parchassd tvo
lots on the eDrner Of second and
Aarisn streets, known - tie Shoudv
property, for which be paid the anus
hstle sun Of $4,000. The Judge r
nov arranging to oulld thereon a three
story birch blocx. This property 10 lust
Aceoss the alley east OF Georxe Erye's
new opera house. aud eligible for bust
neee purposes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

orsucs Ssoh AhAsxA.-Amsne Thu
cargo Of TIE L~o. from Hitka. vas Al.
nost hundred tons Of spruce bolsa,
seis being probably The llrst shipms,t
g ve0d Vt that kind 10 this Dor, fro,s
Alaska- The entire quantity viIf h.
suots ~ hsse and us0s 10 San Franc -,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

WILL Nor BIZ OurDoNE few d .ys
ego Commissioner Abrams vas attend
ing tho contest n Olympia over Section
l6. This il the case in which Wingate
Of Tacoma and his associates are at
tempting IN gobble up valuable Sec
tion Of land near seattle, set apart by
the Government for the benefit of the
public schools of the whole Territory,
under the coal land act. The Commits
sioneFs of King county, on behalf of the
Territory. are fighting this attempted
entry on the part Of Wingate, and have
employed Judge Lewis to represent the
Territory in this matter. Az before
stated, this matter IL being heard before
the Register and ReoeiveY at Olympia.
Az the section above referred 20 10 very
valuable, owing to it's proximity to the
metropolis of Puget sound. Mr.. Win
gate and bis associates are strainins
every nerve to possess themselves of it.
They sunk . shaft III feet deep on the
land in the hope of striking coal, and
base their claim ON what they found al
the bestom Of this shaft. In order &
satisfy himself, and prove exactly VIA,
there 10 at the elton Of this shaft, Mr.
Abrams returned 70 Seattle, and goine
out to the land found II feet of wateI
In this hole in the ground. He returned
10 she city, rugged up q windlass, AND
employed force of seven men 70 draw
this water out. While this was goine
on Mr.. Abrams got together ten expert
snoed coal miners, and when the shat,
vas dry, had them 90 down, one aftel
another, and make critical exanina,
ton Of the formation Of the bottom
strata. All these miners will 90 4
Olympia this morning AZ witnesses il
the case, and il their evidence il moi
sufficient, ten or fifteen more experts
will ~ sent down into this hole TO Prov
there 10 no coal there, and % on, ad IN
nifnm. In speaking Of holes, the writel
would suggest that after his fulfil
scheme to rob the school children oil
Washington Territory out Of heritag'
from tho Government, worth q hundret
thousand dollars in burst~d, Mr.. Rober
WinQats Of Tacoma 70 crawl into som,
deep. dark hole, some lonely hole. so,ns
ground hogs hole; yes, crawl into SOM
deep, dark hole, and poll the hole in too
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

Avid the dangerous use Of caL.msl Or
81. aud pleaaaatly purge the !, stem
U1ah Ayoe'e CAtAastso Pllla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

BADLY Husr. "A man named Al. Cir.
ford vas foand On ths strsss a Hnoho-
Nth CITY yssascd y nsrnise With his
nose broken and skull fraotossd. After
time b became oonssioua, aud tnld a.
too oon whO - elaine aanaal0eA Nm
and I'D him ~ ~ chow Stated. Ths
swo yso wese . onoo asrog1sd, bat -
refrain from aiviag THAR nauaes until
No trial = nvss. 0l4ard u h . bad 0x,
and pe1.ihly may NOT recover from hss
SERIOUS inj1fiss.
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For Sale.

DELLTOwN MEAT MARKET,
ID Doing good businesa Good rea ON
for selling. Inquire within. g once.
fel0 I'm LOUIS q BELL Prop's
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AouD9r No fzs HAYwAHp.-Ths
Hayward blew cut her eylipdss hsad
vhils bstwssa Tacoma ord Olympia
yse1sedsy unornine. Word vAs saas
hsrs. and The Wsle0ms vent oas - tDv
her 10. Host Of tAe pelssusDes. els.,
. 10 dova last NIGHT a ~ North Pa
ui6e. sz8
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Piano and Vocal Lessons.

MISS GERTRUDE KIERSKI LATE
Nl of San FranciscoD. teacher of piano
and vocal music, is now prep .red to 70
ceive pupils. For terms inquire at resi-
dence, ON Marion street. second house
above Front, next to Odd Fellows Hall,
Seattle, w. T. fen
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-26

At considerable expense
we have brought from New
York one Of the best Coffee
Roasting Machines on the
Pacific Coast, with q capa-
city equal to any demand
liable to occur. Roasting
our own Coffee enables us
to select the very best va.
rfeties and give it to our
cust0nac, S FRESH. Hay.
ing . mill we will grind
Coffee free Of charge when
desired. G. p. STONE.
fe6 Grocer, Tea 9nd Coffee Merchant.
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house to Let.

AWELLINs HOUSE OF HIT
a. rooms and bath. Carpets and kitchen
furniture for sale. Address p. O. boz 81
seattle. foso
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ENIvE IRONERs. AT THE SEATTLE
IL steam Laundry; wages. SA5 per
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W0ax CoxMxxckD.-Last fail Dr. r
7. MINOR bought fosr beautiful lots on
Twelfth ssrest, Of J. ". Edwards, pay
in2 5000 therefor. rhsss lots were
PAT N good condition, and yesterday
work vas commenced on = fjue rsui-
dence. watch the doCt0r and his family
viii occupy. The bu.ldin4 aious viii
eost At least tiO.0u0. and Will be quite
40 ornament 10 that secs,on Of o0r c,sy.
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Fashionable Dressmaker.

Al ISS ANNIE HORWITZ LATE OF
N1 San Francisco) begs to inform the
ladies of Seattle that she is now ready to
do fashionable dressmaking by the day.
All the latest patterns furnished.
Residence, Marion street, second door
above Front, seatt;e. W. T. fell
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DOOM 2. SECOND FLAT OF POST
~ building. to let. Inquire ct the POer.
tyTRLLIGENCER Office, jnlQ
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A PLkAsAxr SusSREx- - D.. Mar
'sro~n was crnpiessly surprised ~
evening by party Of friends, who had
taken possession OF her compartments
during hss assenos and arranged 70 oel-
e6gote her biYshdny.
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WANTED


4 HOUSEKEE INQUIRE AT
"A STETSON & POSTS mill ofiice. Il
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TO Let.

1.-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
! the Central House. For further par.
tculars apply to MRS BURRITr. on
Front street one door south Of tho Cen
tral. fels
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N Ely M A e ,. EG.
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

4 WAS. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler, in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds. Watches,
Jewelry. silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical instruments.
Notarial Seal at o. Watches and jew
elry reDaired and warranted. sel0 tt
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ROOMS FOR ALL
AT THE
BAY VIEW HOUSE.

DERSONS ESIRING NICE,
l. newly furnished rooms. by the week
or monte, will do well to apply at FRANK
HOWS lodging house. Gilmore's block,
Front street. fe5 I'm
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WANTED.

AT THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
n dress and cloak making department.
six good dressmakers: also, Apron, icea
who will be taught to cut BY the French
rule. Apply 1t the Temple Of Fashion.
corner Of second and Marion sts. se3
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HAVE THIRTY ACRES CITY
l. front suitable for brick yard, for sslo.
Seattle, Jan. g. 1884,. iae
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27
sale of school LANDS.

By order of The County Court of Iron coun.
I ty Missouri. bearing date the 7th dav of Jan.
uarv. 1884, aud at the adjourned term thereof.
/, William A. Fletcher, Sheriff of Iron coun.
~, was ordered to offer for sale all the parts
of section 16, which have not heretofore been
sold, (and hereinafter desc'ibed); and in ODE
dience to said order and the power thereof
vested in me, viii, on
"Wednesday, April 30, 1884,
offer for sale, at public vendue to the highest
bidder, at the east front door of the court.
house. in the City of Irontona Iron county.
Missouri, and during the session of the April
Term of the Circuit Court .wiibin aud for
Iron county, the following described real es
tate, to wit.
The southeast quarter. and the south half
of the northeast quarter. and south half of the
southwest quarter, OF section Is, township 3D.
Range east-fn tracts of 40 acres, each, and
at not less than 81 25 per acre.
On cred It of twelve months, with good and
sufficient security, with interest at tie rate of
per cent per annum, from date of sale The
purchaser or purchasers, however. have the
right to pay the same in cash, at time of sale,
or any part thereof.
WIN. A. FLETCHER.
feb2SnSS Sheriff Iron County.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27
s. s. TAUGHN,
rontou ToasoyinL Saloon
Ironton, Missouri.
order Of Publication. IL
Ir-Cutting ana SHAVING Done IN City Style

= Ar. {v-
In the Circuit Court of lroi, county. Mo-, IN
vacation, February 9th. 1854:
Mary L. Hopkins. Piaintiii,
versus
William ID. Hopkins, Defendant.
Petition Tor Divorced -
Now at this day comes the plainfin Dy az
tofney, and files her petition ana sInaavie,
setting forth, among other. things. inab Ing
defendant has absented himself from his usu :
Al place of abode in this state. is non-resi-
dent of the State of Missouri. and cannot pc
summoned Ia this action by the ordinary pro-
cess of law. 1t is. therefore. ordered, Ds Tug
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF iron county,
Mo-, in vacation, that publ ca Ion pc maues
notifying said defendant, William y. hop,
kins, that an action has Teen commences
against him in the Circuit Court OF SAID coun-
TT of Iron, State of Missouri, the oeJect anu
general nature Of which is to OBTAIN decreo
Of divorce from the bonds OF matrimony cor =
tracted and existing between said plalnnH
and defendant. on the grounds OF abandon
ment, and or the custody aud care OF their
infant child, born of the marriage aioresaiu.
And, unless he be anl appear at the next
term of said court, to he holden for the coun-
ty of Iron. State of Missouri, at the court
house in said county, on the fourth Monoay
In April, next l1SSI. and on or before the
sixth day thereof, IF the term shall so long
continue, aud, If not, then before the END OF
the term1, and plead, answer or demur 10
plaintiffs petition, the same will he taken
against said defendant as confessed, and
JUDGMENT by default entered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that cory hereof De
published. according to law, In the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county of Iron, State q mis-
souri,. Jos. HUFF, Clerk.
true copy:
Attest with seal. this 9th dav OF
EsEAL February, A, D. 1854.
Jos. HUFF. Clerk
Iron County Circuit Court.
Emerson d Edgar, attg's for plaintiff.