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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-01-21
VOL. XVIII.
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY oFFrcBRs

COUNTY OE'E '1OE6Ss0-
PROSECUTING ArroRNEY-W. g. Sharp.
AuDToR--0. Root.
TREAsURER-G. II. Robbins
CLERK-H !. Lewis.
SnERIFT'-Cayin Ensign.
REcoRpER-W. X. CnhoOn.
PRoBArE JUDGE-E. II. Hlnman.
SURyEYoR--T Z. Bowen.
CoMMIsslosERs--E. p. Burrell, W. N. crandall
and A. Fauyer. i
IsriRMARr DInEcrons-I. s. Straw, - Foster
WELLINGTON TOWNSHIP.
TnUsTEEs-A. d. Perkins, Homer Allyn, and
s. X. Laundon.
CLEnK--J. W. Wilbur.
TREAsURER-A. b. Lambert.
AssEssOR--R. N. Goodwin.
JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE-T. W. Browning and
Z. L. Hustled.
WELLINGTON VILLAGE.
MAYoR-W. n. Wean.
CoUSoIMEs-A. ID. Perkins, w. 8. Metcalf,
CIV. llemenway, NJ. W. Lang, W. r. sentley and
s. s. Hall.
CLERK-R. N. Goodwin.
TREAsURER-J. II. Wight.
MARsHALL-E. Hhckett.
CHIEF ESoISEER OF FIRE DErARrnEsr-S. A.
Williams.
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PLANNING MILL.

u WADsWORTH 4 sON. Planning Mil.
IL Scroll saving. matching, planning, etc.,
done 70 order. Dealers In lumber. lath, shin.
giles, doors. snsh, blinds mOuldinss and dressed
lumber Of NIL sorts. Yard, nenr Hunlin's reed
store. Wellington. D.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
BANK.
TONSORIAL.

EUCENE ROBINs3N, the Barber. keeps
u one OF the neatcst. most convenient Bar
Dor Shops In town. Only hrst-olass workmon
employed. A full assortment OF hair oils, pO-
mades and hair rostoratives. Fine bathrooms
In connection ana furnished at nl hours with
hot and cold water and ull necessary convent
ences. Rooms. South side Liberty street.
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Through cars with connections In
Union Depots. Only direct line via
Cleveland,
Buffalo and
Niagara Falls
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!. b. THOMAS, o. B. SKINNER,
Gen. Manager. Traffic Manager
Al. SMITH, Gen. Pas. Agt
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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GOING EAST

Trains and daily. 4 and Z daily, except Sun.
day. and s solid iralns Pttsburg to Chicago.
Take sleeper here.
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Not Suicided.

The reported suicide of Claude McVey
at St. Chsrles, Mo-, proves to be mistake.
He was cl, aiming out pistol. which Is sup
posed t. Rave been accidentally discharged,
the ball injnring the right side OF his head
He was taken to the st Charles county
asv,um and word sent to his father, Mr..
John McVev, of this city, who immediately
went alter him and they arrived at home
Thursday morning The hoy is doing very
well at his fathers in North Sc islia, near
the GENE cry. The ball was not found and
it is suppos d is still in his head, and the
doctor VINO attended him ut The asylum
think, the danger is not ali oyer ye;. He
IS ninete5 years of age.
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VETEKINARIES.
The State Veterinary Surgeon in
Sedalia.

DR.. Paul P,quin, state veterinary sur
geor, was in the city ysste diy looking
aft the stock in this section, but found
no mblance of disease requiring his at
lsnt'ol. In order II be pIep'red for xxi
gencieS, he commissioned DR.. t. f. White,
of This city, assistant stare veterinary, with
he -dqusr,ers in Seislia ard Marshall. and
al hor'z d to visit any accessible locality
VIII n required.
d. Paguin LETT yesterday for Wableau,
Hickory county, to investigate tie reported
OH break Of glauders among tn horses in
that lccali V. he will remain in th-t 10
C Ii some two or three days, when he will
re.urn TO SedSla and go west, whiting
Johnson, Jackson and other counties.
The doctor expires es the opinion that the
Galloway ep demic is about ended and that
Governor Marin duke will not call Sptc-
isl session of tire legislature. DR.. White
will have his headquarters at FarDham's
livery stable. where itockmen and horse
men Can 6rdhim for consultation or when
seeking information or advice.
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NEVILLE'S NUPPIALS.
Released From Jail he Re-Marries
His Divorced Wife.

The readers of the BAZ)o will remember
the deEOument of the Cole Camp scandal,
about We ir ago, which sent VIM. Neville
to jail for bigsmy, and gave his young
wife, nee Miss Mary Newton, divorce.
Last Friday Neville's term OF imprisOn-
ment expired. and he was released. He
immediately VIZ, te to his late love to come
TO him, and she did so and Monday night
at Smiths restaurant the Two were again
unitrd in mairimory by Esquire Morgan.
If Mrs. Neville, No. !, on account of whose
cruel es4Ttion and betrayal by Neville the
chsrge OF big my was made, is dead, thi, Is
only right and proper. But if she is still
alive and undivorced, as is positively
claimed by some, this sep Of
NeEille's and Mrs. Neville No. 2
is calculated to comp'ica:e matters
seriously, as it not only repd rs him Liable
to further prosecution, but involves a
liability, both Of the clerk issuing the
license and the justice performing the cere
mOny. Neville has returned with his bride
to Cole Camp and taken up his old quar-
iers, and thu tongue of gossip is busy wag-
ing, but ss to the foundation for its reports
the BAZOo csn1ot speak more than 10 say
that Neville is again married to the woman
for marrying whom the first time he paid
the penalty OF imprisonment.
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JEALOUS JALrA JAILED.
A Darkey DamsePs Dark Deed
With a Corn Knife.

Jalia StsisOa Is TIE ella sic an suggest
iv- name Of one If the lem j. denizenS Of
Lincol vile The name Jal a be ng
doubtless = corruption ,r modern fransIa-
tion of Jasl, the wife OF Heber, the Ken.te.
At least Jalis IOsSesses the same cbarac
terist es and disp ,,it:on TO violence as d d
tina, illustrions aud irea :he-ous slayer of
SiS'ra, 1916 years before Chris. AS a re-
sult Jalia REP oses in Jail and The necessity
Tor this account Of an ep' sode in her LIES
history ar;s4s. Jalia has a neig lbor near
her hou e. Who. like htr:elf, is black, hsstg
and given to dalliance with lovers DUSK
and oth' rwi'e. Unfortun iiely for IN
pair tn, cast their ogre eyes occasionally
IN the same dir, elton and the green ey.d
monster finds opportunity to TO exercise his
fuuCtiOss betwe N tn m. Monday night at
Midnight was the la'e,t OCCASION, wh,n
Jalia and Jennie Welser found themselves
BITTER RIVALS.
HCt words and hard names passed fast
and thick between them and many a dusky
dame ard danSel in the neighbOrho1d was
reused ON sluDbsrs by the din of the
noisy battle. Their remonstranc', howe yer,
only added fuel to the flame at d at last
j lila seized a huge corn knife and rushing
upon her sntsgcnis', Ja'ia dealt her a blow
upon her wo)ley h. ad which laid bare II e
left side Of the skull for flu / FIVE inches in
lerg,h. Jeanne went down shr eking aud
STREAMING IN GORE
before the terrific onslaught. and Jalia was
secured before she could do further dam
age. Yesterday she was brought before
justice HsIstesd, but not being really for |
trial was sent to jul I'm il to-day. In the
me 'nt;me it is stated Jennie is ia very |
stupid condition, and fears are beginpirg !
to fiud uIterance tia, the corn knife OF |
Jalia will prove quite as effective weapon /
as the nail and hammer OF Jsel But the |
chsnces are if this should occur, that ala .
will not be tried by the SIM. court or under /
the same law as her ancient predecess or. /
as she IS booked for the unromanlic charge |
of assault to Kill with deadly weapon.
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FOR FORGERY.
Al. Delano Arrested on a Serious
Charge.

For some time past the railroad authori-
ties have been aware that illegal time
checks were heinz circulated and have been
OIL etly investigating with view to get
ling a clue ,o their originator. The matter
culminst d in the arre' t Yesterday al erDOon
of Al Del n, The clerk of Trainmsst' r
Flanders, on the charge OF forgery.
TIE officials are very r. ticent about the
m~tter but admit to having traced one
bogus check directly To DelanO and inti-
mat. that their evidence / his guilt is in
coutrov-rtib'e IL is claimed IN 1t il is i'm
possible at pre- EFT to estimate the amount
or number of the forgsriss that have been
committed but the books are being gone
over AMI something definite will probably
be learn d today. The arres' of Delsno
wss made very quietly md he was taken
tef1re Justice halSterd and bound over IN
tie sum of 800 for his appearance for PEE
limirary exami ation today.
Mr.. John Kelly has heen appOin eel to
fill his positi N IN the trainmss:er's Office,
and will assume the duties OF the position
To dav.
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HE SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY MAY IL, 1885

minIstrator, ct al, possession plaintiff file-
answer to am nded answer.
State OF Missouri at the suEg 'siion al d
relation of Sneaker & Kruse VS.. B. Rack,
city recorder of the city of Sed lila, prohib :
ton lesvr TO answer exteni,d TO for V
DAYS after term.
VIM. f Ford vs. Sarah B. Ford. divorce,
cause taken up, heard aud judgment for
divorce md removal OF disabilities render, Il
for defendant
Cmis Dormi'zsr Ell 81 We. A. J. Hall, ct
al, leave to answer thirty days ait term.
Hugh Fitzgerald We. }. Z. Menefee, CAM
ages, defendant files motion for securi V for
SIS, leave ID answer thirty days after
term.
Louis DeGtSch VS.. Geo. G. Vest ct a..
partition, plaintiff fi'es proof of publ ca =
ton of rotice ID defendants David Bouldin
and the unknown heirs of Russell Hicis.
Defendants Geo. u. Vest and John f.
Phil ps en- er heir appearance.
Alic. z. Fitzgerald VS.. Mary Meaefee
ct al, damages, ef,ndant files DoIion for
security OF costs and demurrer to pc ition
Nelson Painfer ell al. VS.. Martha A.
Chrysr ct al partition, by consent &c end
aut has Leave to answer during vacation.
F. A. Drew Glass company vs.. l.. L.
Bald ei'; appeal from assignee. Assignee
and contestiDg creditors waive notice If ap-
peal and enter TN ir arp arsnce
Geo. NJ. Maverick vs.. Same, same sntrg.
In re John Burkhsrt, w. A. Fast as
sigr ee cause GOcketed
Court adjOurns to a. m. to-day.
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A BAD PAIR.
Jaspsr Hopkins and Kate Wright
Engage in a Cutting.

Kate Wright and Jasper Hopkins need
no introduction to the Seiaiia public, a.
'h;ic names have tOJ lOrg and too often
figured IN the criminal cotumns AMI court
dOckeiS to p rmit any un amiliarity with
TN ir his Ory and crimes.
Unhappily, hONev r, the leniency OF the
cour h b d no effect in reforming them
nor has the deDuuciatiops of the press in
duced them to SEX newer fields for their
unhallo~ed exploit. SnoO ing, Sabbing,
lighting End brt~l ling are their baseiting
suns, bu- on the principle that "the devil
cares for his Owr," they manage to escape
any fat 4 results which might lead 10 the
community being relieved OF them.
Kate is a sa Idle colo ed wench who has
a ve,y bl Eek and coward y husband. Jas
per is forme flame and present Jealous
lover Of Kate nd the number of quarrels
that have sprung up between them would
require veral co umGs 10 rela.e.
Yes erdsy m)rninE, however, occurred
their latest T-nCOa'r4 near The Catholic
church. TIE first inf rmstion given the au-
thorities OF TN affair W when Kste in a
h vs. erical cor dit on with the blood towing
freely from a @ "A thy wound N the left arm
above the wrist, entered Justice Halste ADS
court and demanded warrant for the ar
rest " Jasp r.
To a reps, rtar Kate ID; 'I wfs Just
comm up town wild basket on NV arm
wild anoder man when I nas'y Jasper
come up behind me an commenced cuttin
at me wild knife AMI didn't know l.. De
man whst was wild me said, lookout, Kate.
you'll git cut an / urne around and ne
stuck his knife in my orm right dar."
The wound is deep and ugly one A
warrant was promptly swo,n out and
Mont Carnes soon h al the f. s:ive jasper in
limbo. Jasper stated IN court that Kate
had attack him with knife and in self
defense he had drawn and u Ell a like
weapon With the results atove stated, and
exhibited several cuts in his cloth in
vsri6caticn of his story. He was COM
mited to Jail and his hearing set for to-
day, when very liv ly me is looked for.
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SILLY ST. LOUISIANS.
They Want to Offer a Pre-
MUM on Foundlings.
Sedalia Suggested as a Place Of
Asylum.

TIE wife of ex Senator johnson and 9th
ers in st Louis in conn action with the
woman suffra gist party, in recent CON-
V. rsa.iOn vita St. Louis Chronicle re-
por er COM ernirg Mr.. Monshan's bill TO
make the city contract for the case OF
foundlings with the ST. Ann hospital In St.
Louis said, that while not opposed to the
bill, they desired to have ii amended, and
their view of the bill further said that hey
did not think the care of the found
l,ngs in st. Louis . city matter at all but
ore which concerns the whole state, and at
the next meeting OF the legislature plan
would be laid before that body which
would result in an appropriation. The
plan as given by Mrs. johnson is as fol-
Ions:
go build childrens home ON the cot
tage principle somewhere In Missouri out
sideSt Louis, and To take and rear there the
founil Has, as well as some of the children
from the houses of refuge here, who are
growing up In wickedness. Sedalis wants
a public institution and would be willing
to give something to US, probably, to get
Que there. To begin with, we should want
from FIVE to twenty acres Of land, q some
buIldii aud FIVE six-room cottages, in each
of which We would have thirty five children
and a matron. don't know enough about
building 10 understand how much money
we should have to ask for at first They
have institutions of this kidd In Nenia,
Ohio. where they take children oyer three
years old, aud IN COldwater, Michigan,
where none of the children received are
ov.r four wears. We should take them
through from the time they are born"
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Laid to Rest.

The funeral OF Mr.. Lowry took place
yesterday, Rev b. T. Lacy performing the
ceremonies st Hughesville, after which the
remains were placed on the cars and
brought to this city. From the depot they
were taken dir, city TO the graveyard, where
Rev. J. W. Longan of this city performed
the last sad rites in accordance with the
rules OF the Christian church, OF which de-
nominal on Mr.. Lowry had long been an
hon0rei member. The funeral was attend
ed by large number OF citizens both from
HugheSyille AID Sedalia.
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A Good:Chance for a Mn.

7 will sell the grist mill at Labette City
Kansas. at a bargain, if sold on, or before
MAY lst, 1855.
Frsme building, stories, 25x35, engine
room. ISx4O, nearly two acres of ground,
10 feet of side track, 12x24, "Sinker &
Davis" engine. Two corn burrs and shelter
running every day. Wheat machinery in
the mill not set up, | will either sell to a
good Miller, one half or all OF this property
as do not understand the business myself.
Will sell to responsible party or time.
This is rare chance to the right msn.
L. ID. HIGHLaYMAN.
Box rs, Chetopa, Kan. 3-17w4t.
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Beaman Enterprise.

I'M. Mcclellan is putting up large
apple house, the stone work Is done by W
Z. Robbins, of Sedalia, who will complete
the lob in ahout one week. The work doue
BY NJ. Robbins is superior to any in the
city of Sedalis. Any work given Mr..
X. will give entire satisfaction and
we can safely recommend him to all as a
thorough workman in his lire. Mr.
Mcclellan will be ready by September to
handle all the apples in that section of the
country.
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Dead.

d.. A. +. ScSmitz yesterday received a
disp ,,ch from Metropolis, Illinois, Stair g
his father had died at that place. Rev. +.
H.Schmiz was in his 10Th Y. ar at the time
af his death. and one of The most widely
known and respected ministers in the west
HIS many friends here will be panied to
learn Of his demise. In addition to his
son. the doctor here, Mr.. Schmitz mas son
Charles f. SchmIiz residing at Buncetou,
NJ
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate.
Valuable Medicine.

DIR. w. III. Parmelee, Toledo, o, says:
''I have prescribed the 'sc;d in large va
riety of disc asses, and have been amply sat-
isficd that it is a valuable addition to our
list OF med ,cinal agents.
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County court m I in May session yoster-
dav with n fell al eadaDce. Warrants
were ordered TO issue as follows:
PAUPERs.
Mrs. Rntledge, So; B. F. Let's, S.; Ms
Your g. S.; Mrs. Bradshaw, 81; Mr. San
ders, "A; Garrett Scott, s.; ]. X. p. Glass
cock, $3.50; K II. Morris, So; james
Hyde, y.
OTHER WARRANTS.
J. A. Losry. S25, r, al repairs district
3, AZ, %, and $50 from funds of same dis
tritt.
Luther Lucas SO, district 80, As, IS.
Bent Reese, so, district 30, As, ~.
w. P. Anderson, Sl20.75 as superintenl-
ent of poor farm To May Sd.
J.P. Winsger, $40, district 81, 46, 22,
J. West Goodwin, $500, printing for
county surveyor.
c. c. Woods was appointed jusiic- of the
peace for Elk Fork township, vice J. c.
Ham, resigned.
County Treasurer John L. Hall present.
ed for cancellation three Pettis county
new funding bonds, hunters 90
121 and 176 of May lst, 1879, TOR 5000
each, which were Cancelled and re urned TO
him for safe keepiOg, ind proper cred t CT
dered to b. made.
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CROUCH ON PAIN"

Cures collie, cramps, diarrhoes external
Is for aches, pains, sprsins, head ache,
reurslgia. rheumatism. For manO or beast
% and soc.
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..RUCHU-PAIRA.n

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irrita-
ton. Stone, Gravel, Catarrh Of the bladder
81. Druggists.
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T. L urtner ordered III u there DC Levied on
the properly and territory of old Mount
Sterling township t. pay in.ere't on the
bonds i:snd by said township, ten cents on
each SlC0 vsluari II.
Ordered tn I school taxes he levied as
per eStim uss certified II tie county clerk
oy the various school districts.
Ii was ordereI that the contract for fur
nishing and laying 80 feet of "a inch sewer
pipe for asking the necessary filling under
the sidewalk and for filing the cellar a, the
jill, be let TO l. L. Coppel as per es,i-
mat. end figures furnished by him.
The financial statement of the county for
The fiscal yesr ending April 80, 1885, was
read and filed and ordered Published.
After an ayocu,;va s,ss;or oo,osrn;r., tho
new court house, the court adjourned.
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THIN PEOPLE

"Wells' Health Rerewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. importance ,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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Only a wee, wee baby,
Perfect and pure and sweet
From the flow of its silken tresSes
To the dainty and dimpled feet.
Only a tender baby,
Who, tired of the weary way,
And lifted it's face 10 the angels,
Waiting within the Day,
Only the ones who loved il
To mourn DER the pulseless clay
OF the wee, the dear, dead baby
That dared no longer stay.
But could they think of the baby,
safe from sin and shame,
Kept from the worlds sad wOunding,
Spared from its bitter blame,
Dwelling in peace with the Savior,
Glad and happy and free,
Fearing and ne eding the summons,
''Sutfer TO come unto Ne"
Faith would lessen their sorrow,
Quiet their griefs unrest,
For He will care for the baby
And hold il for aye IN His breast.
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CROUCH ON CORNS.

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warts. bunionS.
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CROUCH ON RATS. -

Clear out rats. mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunSs, chipmunks, gophers.
15c. Druggists.
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doing things which in said lease they
sgrs ed not To- do, and that the
sid Ewart & Brigham BY their id
wron- full possession and use Of said corr err
of $ I'D square IRE interfering with and
hiudering The erect on If the court house
theron and the u,e of The said square Tor
the purp, sa of said eIec'i n. IL j. there
fore ordered by the court that said Ewart II
Bri- ham be notified by the cl. TX of this
cJuII TO st once remove from said square,
snd leave he same free FOR pIblIc use, and
that If said Ewar. & Brigham do SD remove
without delay or contest they shall have
the right To- rtmove all buildin. claimed
by them by any pretended purchss', but if
any delay BE- caused IN such rsmyval or
any contest be necessary 70 Dust said par
lies, then this co IT. will iTsi 1 on all her
legal rights to held said binding. Provided
that Henry Lamm, a;tOTney of Pet'is
county, Is hereby made agent OF the county
TO waive aud rel, ase the c0uuty's calm
upon sail buildings at any time be may
think il adv;s ,ble so TO do. Ii laid Eyart
u Brigham do dot remove within one
week from the date OF the serv &c If the
notice herein provided fer, the prosecu ing
attorney of Pettis county Is hereby COM
manded To commence any Pr Gee ling he
ma deem legal t. Gust ss'd parties.
Warrants were rrd red TO sSue to j.
West Goodwin for S3I.25; Sed liza GssIight
company, $50; Il. Z. Barn ri d Co., 81
Order q that uyon ali tsxab'e property
in Pettis county, both rel and personal,
there he Levied for taxes and lcsrs. Tor the
We r 1885 as follows on each 500 yalui-
Il n:
To pay inter :: on new funding
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of the peace for SmithtOn township was re-
ceiyed and accepted, and on petition James
Moore was appointed to fill The vacancy.
1t was ordered by the court that w. ID.
Steele be appointed special tax attorney for
Peitis count, with authority and in true
tions 10 proceed at once to collect ali deiiu-
quent and back county taxes due the
county.
A petition for opening q new C unity
road in sc. 46, 10, was referred to the 10
commissioner with instructions to report Il
the next term of court.
The mater of new road in 46, %, was
continued to June ,.
The report of the commissioner on the
petition of c. L. Morris ct al, for a Lew
road was laid over for consideration to tie
first Monday in June next.
A sQUABBLE.
The matter of the failure of Ewart X
Brigham TO vaca'e the northwest corner of
the covrt house square, now occupied by
them rs a fruit and confectionery stand. In
accordance with the notification Of the
court given some time stu e, wss taken up
and after due delibsFalion the following
order was made a1d ordered of record
Now at this day II appearing to the
court that certain parties doing business
under the name of Ewarg d Brigham are
holding possession of the northwest corner
of the public square, claiming wroDgfUlly
possession thereof under a certain lease
inside between Pettis county and one
George Husmsnn and one Phillip Pfeifi, r,
dated May Is, 1876, acknowledged June
is, 1876, aud of record in the office of the
recorder of deeds Of Peitis county, in lease
record ST page l5I, etc, and certain pre-
tended sub-lettings, assignments snd rent
ing and sales, blsed upon said original
lease, I'll of which are weld and illegal.
And whereas this court is advised that said
original lease has been forfeited by the
failure of the lessees 10 do things in said
lease agreed upon for them to do, and by
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coupons on the Pettis county new funding
bonds amounting TO S3,5SS, and credit was
allowed him therefor.
Petitions for new roads were presented
and ordered referred to the county road
commissioner with instructions to report
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q Stop in at Osburn Bros and see new
HgoOds just in and get prices before
~ buying elsewhere. 4-12dl&w11t.