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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-02
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court OF Iron county, Mo.
In Vacation, January 26, 1885,
Austin Clement and Rockwell Saver.
oartuers under the style of Clement
Saver 81 Company. Plaintiffs.
vs..
Phillip A. Woolev, Defendants
ICiyil Action by Attachment.
Now at this day come the plaintiffs by
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-02
Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron County.
No.. October Term. lSSi-Satu rCiay,
Nov. LIST. 1881:
John V. Farwell. Charlie b. Farwell,
VIM ii. Farwell, John L. Chemase-
re-, and John Farwell, II. partners in
trade under the style and firm of John
V. r'arwell Il Co, Plaintiffs,
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the partnership estate of
Woolley, York IL Harrison, lately of SabuIa,
Iron county and all creditors, and Others in
terested in the individual estate of Phillip A.
Woolley, that will on
Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday, the 18th,
18th, and 18th days Of 4pril, 1885,
at the office of b. Zwart, Esq, Ironton, Iron
county, proceed publicly to adjust and allow
demands against the two estates aforesaid
ALBERT BLAIR,
Assignee of Woolley, York & Harrison and of
Phillip a. Woolley.
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~ - n ~ Fs F =
1LBaAF N0yICB |

yITILLIAN N.fRlLgT whose pisss Of res.
w idsnce ID upkdovs, Will. take notice
that ON the l4tk day'S4 Nosemter, 1855, Nh
VIE, Pfddy Ann riisy. alsd hss ptsltasnis
the court of oonmou pasasiof Monroe seun.
~, Ohio, against said William, N. Riley and
another. setting feysA thss .saN william 4
Riley, on or about the 5th day Of Novsubsr,
1895, and on divers other days before aud
since said 5th day Of November. lset,
committed adultery With. one Asrs
pr,es n the MIL Of Dixon 4 Riley IN the
town * Bsallsville. NsHios ceputy. 0hie;
that on the 9th Day Of Novsubsf. lses. sssd
william u. Riley sbandousd the plaIusia
and left his place Of rssfdsnos In ssld county
and is now living In y stsse Of adultery With
said Mary Price. Said plaintiff iurthsl sllsgsi
IN said petition thst aaid WillsAn =. eusy
Is the owner Of large amount Of psrsonsl
propssty, and tho following desedbsd real
estate situate In Monroe county, 0Aac, 70 vit'
The north part Of lot nunbsr eight In the
tow Of Beallsville. on which plaiutik NOW
yssides. and the undivided one half Of los
puubsr twenty seven IN said town Of Bsslls'
vile known - the Dixon & kilsy miD prop
srtv: that plaintiff asks Tor reasonable aiimo'
nv out OF the property Of said William y
Rilsy; tbat an injunction has BEEN sllewsd
IN said case. restraining ed Willisa ~
Kirey from selling, insumbesirg % dhpssinl
Of any Of ssid property, real or psssenal
uutil the Gnsl hsaviug OF this oass.
You are required 10 answer said pstitior
an or before tas I6th>day Of Jauua y, 1856
DEIGGS i MALLORY,
novl?, ,'Ssr7. Att'ys for Plaintif
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FOREiGN ITEMS.

The invasion OF Mscedouia by the
Geek armv 10 imminent.
German naval officers have been for
biddeu to write articles for aewspapers.
The Ameer OF B ,ktara is dead. His
500. Seid Abdulshsd, will succeed him
The diapason con 'erence has prac,ic.
ally decided in favor Of the French pitch
The Spanish government has intims.
ted it's desire to reopen treaty negotia'
tions With England.
There have been many deaths from
cholera ., Brest within the last few days
The disease is spreading
A rew emanciDstion oct has been 10.
troduced in the BRAZILIAN Parliament 10.
voring an earlier liberation Of the slaves
The Journal des Debats Constsntin'
Iople correspondent saws: Turkey ha.
fefosed to interfere between Servia and
Boleatia."
The French cabinet at q meeting
sgIeed 10 refuse general amnesty TO po
litical prisoners. but favored the grant
ing of individual pardons
The government has ordered the Gov
erncr OF Coidbsthislds prison 10 tres
Mr.. Stead, editor of the Pail Mall Ga
zette, az q first-class misdemeansnt.
At Carrick-on SUR, Ireland, q mob o
1000 persons, armed With pitcbtorks acc
scythes. expelled the police who wer,
irving to serve writs OF tjectment.
All the long and eloquent letters sen
to the English papers last month by th,
Servian minister we're not written by
him, but ny his wife, who is an Ameri
can lady.
The Bulgarians, after desperate Gght
ing. hsve carried every one Of the Ser
viss positions which we're usenaeins
Slivniisa. Prince Alexander led tb,
Bulgarian columns in person.
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PERSONAL.

Secretary Bsyard's inherited deafness
10 said 10 be Increasing.
William Black. the Eugli.h novelist,
makes about $4,000 a yesr from bis
novels. ~ Il
Dr.. Noah Porter, who has just resign.
ed the presidency ot Yale college, 10 in
his 74th year.
President Eliot, OF Harvard unIver.
lsity, and the chief in the Parker house
restaursnt, Boston, receive each q salary
OF "a, 600. "9
The Earl Of Fife, q young Scotch no.
bIeman, is the coming literary orator Of
hi. order. He is very rich and munid-
cent. -, - ~ ; n
Beaconsfielj talked in Q soft. low
voice, Gladstone talks distinctly in me
dium tones, and Lord Salisbury loudly,
often boisterously.
Ex-Presideut Arthur told correspon.
dent in New York that he had not saved
dollar OF the 100000 that be receiv.
ed for President.
Mons. A. Bartboldi, the sculptor who
made the statue OF liberty given by
France to America, arrived in New York
q few days ago from France.
The most remunerative professorship
in the world is that o! P. otessor Turner,
the distinguished anatomist Of Elm
burgh, which yields him $4,000 year.
United States Senator SAWYER has Civ
en- 81 ,000 to the Young Mems Christian
association Of that Michigan town With
tbe meli6uous name, Oshkosh.
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, having
attained the age OF three score and six
teen, facetiously remarks that he is 80
Revolutionary patriot-one OF the men
of '76."
Adirondack Murray said, st the close
Of recent lecture, the six years that
have passed since be iett the ministry
had been spent In gradusting for another
life. i.
Unlike bis predecessor, Mr.. Arthur,
Mr.. Cleveland ,csres little for the relax
alton to be found st the theatre. A good
walk in the open air or drive behind
me,tled horses plesses bin better.
Mrs. Frances e willsrd. the temper
snce orator and organizer, is 9 ear.
headed parliamentary presiding officer.
She is q short, determined looking wo-
man, whose voice is more remarkable
than anything else about ber. It is loud
but sweet, and the deafest auditor knows
what she 10 saying. y.
Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria is de
scribed by an Austrian correspondent 80
"more than six feet in height, With broad
shoulders and features whose quiet no,
bility suggests the antique. HE large
body is becoming too massive" owing
10 loss Of outdoor exercise King Mi
Ian Of Servia 10 growing corpulent
Charles OF Roumsnia is small and rathel
slender.
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Muraerer Of Fourteen Mon.

Lour WILLIE. KY, Nov. 1i.-Alf Lit.
Gle, called the Bresthitt County despers-
do, was to-day sentenced in the Uai'ed
States Court fr sixteen years On the
charge Of forging pension papers and
Pos;ofIice orders. Little 10 now 45 years
old and is credi'ed with 'be murder oi
IL men. Before he reached the age oi
manhood he killed one of his p'aynstes.
Later he murdered three brothers. Once
when passing aick mans house be en-.
tered The sick chamber, dragged the 10.
valid out Of bed and kicked him "a
death. A year or go ago the militia had
to be ordered out IN suppress Little.
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Prince Alexander Drives the Servl.
ans from their Vantage Points.
VICTORY AFTER AGALLANT FIGHT,
British Capture the MfDIah Forts
The Route Open to the Bur.
meso Capital

LONDON, Nov 18 The Bulgarian
forces stationed ct Slivni,zs. headed by
Prince Alexander ir person, made q
sortie from that place at an early hour
this morning, add sster seyersl houts'
deseerate fighting, succeeded IN driving
she Servisns from sli positions held hy
them and menacing Siivnitzs. The pres
ence Of the Prince greatly inspired the
Bulgarians. and they fought with mnre
dash and valor than has yet been die.
played by them Ia any OF theit, encouu-
tiers with the enemy. ss7s
BRITISH TR,oPs CARRY rHE MINLkH ,RTs.
Loxpox, NV l8.-The British forces
In Burmsh have carried the forts in the
vicinity OF Mlnlah and captured the city
after three hours Brieg froua the. q satine
batteries, the armed lsunches and the
heavy guns on boasd the steamers. The
British lost 4 men killed and s7 wound.
ed. Minlah Was the most strongly for
titled position on the river, snd by i'll
capture the wsy b cleared for the British
advance TO Mandalay, ~ the forts q
Ava, IL miles from the Burmese capital
are only slight structures in compsrisor
With those OF Minlah.
BuLeARiAxs BLOCKADE rHE DANUBE.
vienna, Nov. l6.-Is is reported from
Wlndin that the Bulearians have blocks
ded the river Danube at that poiut, anc
that navigation beyond Windin hal
ceased.
sERUAN TROOPS OCCUPY BsEsNIK.
| BEnGRADS, Nov. I8-An official repor
from the front states that the Seryian
entered Bsesnik yesterday. The towl
hsd been abandoned by the Bulgarian
who, In their haste to get away, left
guns behind them. The capture OF Bres
Enik leaves that route open IN Sofa. Th
Bulgarian army Of the Widdin distric
may he considered completely destroye'
Essd dispersed.
/ THE BoRTE FORMALLY PasyEsTA
/ CeHsrANTNoRLE, Nov. l8.-rbe Port
has sent 10 the powers formal prOtes
sgainst the Stryjan invasion VI Bulge
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I'm Bed tor ,lye Years.

PIrr BuRaa, NV IL Living in the
bsggage.room at the Union Station to-
day we're Two women upon couches who
had come from Midway. They were
mother and daughter nv the name u
He'll. and they we're going to Lsetonia,
o lio. Both we're suffering with con.
sumption. The mother had been In bed
Tor IL years In 1873 she was living
With her husband who was farmer. She
quarreled with him one day and made a
vow that she would 60 10 he'd and stay
there till she died. She has kept tha,
vow until the present time. Three years
ago che persuaded her daughter to take
the same vow.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

yT7ILLIAM zERDalx. sssidi,s q us.ss.
w iesa, Antsin ssasty, ~ ths sssas q
Iliehisun, IN sakb Assise ~ = - }1sbr
DAY Of Ansusl ms. Sknua qDssSs ~ NJ
petition In the court Of eomaen plsas %
Monroe county. Ohio. asaisss said Williso
Hendrix and others; the stjsst and prayer ef
said petition being for the rsfernssisa sna
foselesars q smeytsags sivsa ~ ~ NJ
lisn sHsndsiz ard sns Dssii nesntsNp
James W. Hollister on one hundred ssd
sighsssu aoess sf Lard n sss&ions t9s11y,
and twenty one. Of tsvnshiY tAsss. so1ge
svs. In the county Of Monroe and etaas g
Ohio; sid. shs. fof ysdgnsus - shsss pssa.
issery notes sseupsd By ssid nssssAss. sss ~
nssshslliss q lises - said lsais - ~
ssas' shssesf In. dsfssis = paya1e - -
Judgment.
essa asssaaAat d ssqAlpsi v saspss go
before Jsnaary 2, lses.. s,,i.s
b hi Attorneys, 0AsLAuss 4 WesssH'ssar
nosSSH7. c3f8tT sflffirs1 4
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ROAD. NOTICE. L

NOTICE Is hereby given Inst pstftfvs
~ will be presented to the commissieusri
Of honroeC County. at thsis next ssssien Do.
cember, A. D. 1885, praying for the sstab.
lshmsnt Of county fosd on sks foiiowius
line to wit: Beginning asaof near to syes-
more tree 1t the road between the tswfs OF
Baresvills and Sardis in said county, on the
Ohio River and on the lands Of John Bsu
man and running thence through the land
Of the said John Baumsu and Robert Baa.
man, John Rseley, lsaao Gsbtins, sr., Issas
Gehring, Jr., Mrs.. G. Klotslsy and Johr
Ramsier the nearest and most practicable
route 10 intsrssot the county road leading
from the town Of Sardis to Woodsdeld ~ oI
near the intersection of the road leading
from Texas 10 Woodsnsld on the Ohio RivsI
on the lands Of John Ramsier.
,-.---- many PRTIrl0NYRs..
October 20, lS85-w5.
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Z lionel Manuel Antonia Prado, cou.
ain of the ex.President of Peru of that
name, and Major Fernandez, sent to re.
cruit soldiers. we're set upon by Indians
at Huari ard killed, and their bodies de.
capitated.
The motion approving the settlement
between Mr.. Adams and Lord Chief Jus.
lice Coleridge vas heard. Lord Coler.
idge conceded the demands -of-Mr
Adams and an agreement was signed on
The desired terms.
Floqnet hss been elected president Of
the French Chamber Of Deputies by q
msjority OF 267. The government will
present statement to both cham bers,
rejecting the idea of the evacuation OF
Tonquiu and Madagascar. ~
The Socialist Liske, who was convict.
ed of the murder of Police Counsellor
Rumpf at Frankfort-on the. N ain on the
night of January Is last, was bebeaded
Tuesday. He protested to the last that
be Was innocent aud behaved in q COM
posed manner.
The excitement in Germany over Bis
marck's continued enforcement OF his
edict Of exile OF Russian Poles from
Prussia continues unahated. Great re-
lief committees have been sent to assist
the unfortunate exiles at Lemberg, Po.
sen and Ctacow.
Civil war still RACES in Peru. and is
likely to continve for some time, as the
government troops give no Indication
81 following up advantages already
gained The commander at Cbicla re.
ports the forces under Cespedes com.
+pletelY routed in fight on the 20th ult
seiong overdue steamer Sidonian
OF the Anchor line has been towed into
S.. Micbsels by the Italian steamer In.
dipendente. The Sidonian left New York
September 10 for Genoa and Leghorn.
Sne was reported with her shaft broken
and MAS last seen on October ~.
The fifth aud probably the last sitting
OF the conference on the Roumelian
ques'ion was held Monday. N. Nell.
doff, the Russian ambassador, was pres.
ent. The delegates agreed on the prin-
cipai points at ISSUE. 1t Is believed that
owing to the efforts. OF Germany it will
he possible to. localizs the war In the
Balkans
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SHBRIrF.s SALE 80
Nancy Flanagan & auo,
W.
~ 49, 80 ~
g william n. Hsif Z Il.

pY virtue Of certain or6ss Of sals n ptgs
~ titiou issusd isen The ssuss 1t ssnnsa
pleas, within and fer ~ stkney q Oeaeee
ana etsts u 0Aios II . epss psQatng - -
csats bsswsss sks abovs na1sa taeSijs. ~
70 ne disestsd. I M - lss ~ - .publis
auction, stths sast deer sf "a 1ssss< ksass
in woodsssld, on 8 isrsf
Saturday, ,tke l2tk day ef DscemSev, ,fs58, I,
tstvsss sKs hspsg q. s<lsSHG nsssa 4
splssh ,. N, d - day, ske fsjleuin9 a.,
seslssd NJ ssisss sisssss = iasssSs s; ~,
[ Being iths west half sf Ne ssssAssse
qsSrtsF o. ssesion tssnty tiss (ssj ,ssenskac
three (s) ofrangs six (s), esaiaisine slfklv
two (S2y ssrss mere % lees. '.s1s -.
6abjset 70 ths life sssaAs - 0asy uHu1s
The following part thereof to vit:
The northwest part Of the vsst half d Ne
southsass qusBtsr Of section tw6aty xlnD,
toWnship three, range six. DsSia61us ~
shs same ct the norshwsst conner = sail kalf
qusrtss: tksass ssaak sl61as ssssB in1a III
AsSssss sests thirty psds Il. . slaks eAsnse
sssth two and . han dsgssn vsst sleAt$
rods 70 s dtsks: tkssss Ssvsh sienyt stvsa
anA . half dssrsss ssst thirty reas = : 49,
h ths quarter ssstien Iine; sAsbss MI ~
line moth tse and . half dsyrees - el6Aty
asds - the place Of bsgin1isg. ssita(nl1H
Glsssn sorss; sDss. the hight - sssvsl ~
ssiA kaM qusrter ! Ron ths sbsvs AsssslhoS
Tract %. md ltou, IL publis usaA IN ~
private I'D = bow' 'N1ssssa. i7ssHHf
Aid property % ss6sssA - - ss5l 49,
praised q $500, sabjsss - The ,ll1s ssesAo
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eH Gen. n. Pendleton. United States
Minister to Germany, hiss addressed Q
lsttrr to the Emperor, protesting, 10 the
rsuse Of the United Safes, against the
expulsion OF i've German Americans
from the IslAEd OF Fair. The expulsion
was under . revived German lsw oI
lS4l, which forbids foreigners to reside
in any German ssttisnens without con
te1t Of the local authorities. Mr.. Pen
dIetou seems to be dsisg his duty In {
manly way. and advioes from Washing
ton are that be will he ssstssned In BIZ
demsnd ies jaatics 10 behalf OF citizens
of the United s. ates. -.
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Sending Hammers to sweden.
Evc.iing Star.

1t 10 always pleasant to make mention
Of any fact that indicates foreign de.
mand for American products. whether ol
the field, the shop OF the mine. The
power hammers made In the United
States are conceded to be the best 10 the
world. This is evidenced by the ire
auent orders for them from the Other
side OF the Atlantic. Sweden hss been
ordering vulcan power hammers FROM
the nrm of Duncan & Co., OF BellefOnte
Pa, and orders for them are being con.
stsntly received from other foreign coun
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby givsn that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissiousfs
OF Monroe County, Ohio, at tksir meeting "a
BE- held at their next regulsf session, pray
ing for an amendment, or fsvisw and survey
Of the county road tesinning for the same q
the CochrsnsviIls and afsysville grade, On
tie land of h. A. Williamson; through the
lands Of h. A. Williamson, thence thrsugh
the lgnds Of Elizabeth Armstrong; thence
through the lsnds Of Simeon Hil'; thence
through the lands Of Jacob Ring; thsscs
throush fksr lands Of Frank Ullom; thssce
through ths lands or Marshsll Clines the
place Of termination 10 inteiseot the road
leading from Brownsville via Rings mill to
Grsysville; said proposed routs not to excssd
ak degrees. PETITIONERS
oct27, ,'sst5. ~
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GEN II v BoYsros In writing to The
Commercial Gazette says:


Every correspondent in Washington
has abundant means, through personal
yelasiens with those who often see the
PesFfent, to ascertain his sharac,efistics
snd bis methods.
Eight months Of such observation has
led to the conviction that President
Cleveland is man Of deci'ied ability, o.
hard and abundant common sense, o.
uDsiring sppIicst. ion and industry, OF IN
lmpet enable in'egrity, and courag'
which slI the rosd sgen's OF bic party
win fail TO shake. He holds the publi'
interest above the claims Of party. Hs
sims to do only honest things in govern
nent. He searches with care for pEope
mcn to hold ofitse. He looks only to
ward Democratic administration OF af
A,irs. but be does not intend to maxi
sach rapid changes from Republican =
Democratic service % TO throw the pub
lie business into confusion.
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~ The result OF November's elee-
lions will have the gratifying eject ol
bringing about better state OF feeling
between the President aud his party
'Ve think the Democsais will not be %
much disposed to censure Mr.. Clevelsod
for going slow In. changing the ofRce'
holders, and on tho other hand will. VI
believe, feel that he is no longer nndeI
obligations to the Independent Repsbli'
cans,o mugwumps, since they have gone
back to the Republican party.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER n, 1855.


10 t0o H-otrOuS Oh tno Sptrl&
To-day, the 2a'h inst, take nv de-
rartats for the Indian Agency st Fort
Peck, Montana, to assume the duties ol
Agent. ~ at'
During nv sbeence my wife, Mrs. N
C. WEsr viii hsse control OF Tn
SPiRfr.
l shall contribute during the coming
winter to the entertaisment OF TBu
ssrRrr's readers BY correspondence, Civ.
ing information about Montana the In.
dams, duties OF au Agent and other mat.
ters RI interest.
NV post Office address is Fort Peck
Agency, Poplar Creek, Montana.
HENRI r West
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An Imporsa,,t Discovery.

The most important Discovery 10 that
which brings the most good to the great.
%, number. Dr.. Kings New Discovery
ior G. .nsumption, Coughs, and Colds,
will preserve the health and save lie,
and is priceless beon to the sfalc.ed,
Not only does it poaisiveIy cure Con-
sumption, hut Coughs, Colds. Bron
chitis, Asthma. Hoarseness, end all Of.
fecsions OF the Throat. Chest, and Lnnga
Weld at once to is wonderful curative
powers. II yon doubt this, get Tria
Bottle Free, at r. W Pope's Drug store
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-11-24
A LADr rrltios on the fashion. 10 1850

ALADr writing on the fashions 10 l7S0
said: f
"The perfection Of figure, according
70, the then fashion, was the smsllness oi
she sipsunserence into which your IN.
fortunate Wsiss could be compressed, ,snd
many poor girl hurt her health very
rsieriully by trying TO rival the reigning
beauty. Of the day, the Duchess OF Rot.
land, Who was said to sqleez, herself to
the size Of On orange end half. Small
hoops we're worn 10 Q morning and larger
for dress. some going outward % they
vent downward, something in the form
ef bell. Sacques were very common
my mother cons an,ly vnre them. They
we're dresses With loose hacks and stom
scher. GauH handkercbiefs trimmed
With blond. we've worn on toe neck"