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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-17

DE man whut tells yer dat dar amt
nothin' in 'pearances is wrong. Pure
water neber looks muddy.-Arkansaw
Traveller.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26
Proceedings of the Executive Commit.
tee,

The Democratic County Committee met
this day. Eleven members, representing all
the townships, except Dent, were present.
Eli ID. AXE was nominated and elected
permanent chairman of County Committee,
and Giles Russell secretary.
1t was moved and carried that a committee
of three be appointed by the chair to wait
upon the chairman of the eX-Democratic
Central Committee and demand the poll
books and ballots cast at the late primary
election, and all papers and books belonging
to the Central Executive Committee of Iron
county, and that the said ballots, when OBJ
tanned, shall be burned Immediately, In the
presence of the committee. The Chair APP
pointed Messrs. j. T. Cox, Jno. Snasdell, and
Robert Holloman, who waited upon DR..
Farrar, Chairman of the old committee, and
were denied the papers.
The following, upon motion, was unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, at the recent Democratic Pri-
mary Election great frauds were perpetratcd,
in this, to wit: Many Republicans, many
boys, and many non residents voted; and
many persons voted more than once, thereby,
in some instances, defeating the will of the
Democratic majority of the county. There
fore, by the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Iron county, Mo-, be it
ResOlced, That this committee pledges it
self to adopt such rules as shall hereafter
tend to guard against these wrongs being
reported, and it is the sense of this Commit
tee that hereafter only known resident DEM
ocrats shall be allowed to participate in party
elections and party action.
1t was moved and seconded that DIR. Greg
DRY be nominated TO run as candidate for
Coroner, to fill vacancy in said ticket. Mo-
ton seconded and carried unanimously.
No further business, it was moved and
carried to adjourn to the call of Chairman.
GILES RUSSELL, ELI ID. AXE,
Secretary. Chairman.
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IrontOn, more were added to the alread,
good. sized crowd. The course then taker
was toward the Shut-In. So many objected
to going all the way to the Shut-In, a hall
was made just this side and the wagon turn.
ed around. There being very limited
space toturn around in, the leaders were
unhitched and after most of the occupants
had gotten out, turn was made in safety.
After everyone had gotten aboard once
more, we started on the return trip.
Many desiring to return by way of Area
dia, it was agreed that that should be the
route. Nothing marred our progress until
the railroad was reached where train
blocked the crossing, which prevented fur
Their progress in that direction. After wait
ing some ten minutes it was decided to make
another turn and return by way of RUSSELL
Vile. The turn being made in safety, we
once more started on our way home, think
ing that no more trouble would be expert
enced; but not SO, however, for, while going
at a lively rate of speed through Russell
vile one of the front wheels of the wagon
came off which brought us to sudden halt
Fortunately no one was hurt. and after Il
delay of some five or ten minuets the journ-
ey was again resumed, and we reached home
in safety.
In conclusion, will say that the express
sion of all was, that they had enjoyed them
selves hugely. AS for myself cannot COM
plain. ONE OF THE CROWD.
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Annapolis Items.

Ed Regtstee-We had glorious rain last
Sunday which has cooled the air, and the
weather is very pleasant compared with 4
few days ago.
The picnic last Saturday was success,
there being about three hundred people
on the grounds. The music and dancing was
splendid and the young folks danced to their
hearts content and their happiness seemed
to be complete. Some of the boys, we regret
to say, INDUCED too freely, and were inclined
to be noisy. The match game of base ball,
between Annapolis and Des Are, was very
interesting, and the Annapolis boys came
out victorious, the score being II to IL.
Mrs. Mason returned to st. Louis Satur-
day.
Mr.. Harry C. Hart went to Ironton Friday.
There are some very bad dogs in this place
We know of one party who had to climb a
picket fence to get away from dog, and yet
they say they won't bite. oh no ! but the
picket fence is all that kept him from it.
Yours, HANNAH.
August "a, 1886,
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VOTES!
The Facts i'm the Case

SLOW it is we do not know
That Jordan beat our baby joe"
GO IT'S so plain that all do quote,
For Jordan got larger VOTE"
The above is taken from the Reynolds
County Outlook. They want to know show
it is Jordan beat our baby 'Joe.'" 1t will
afford us no little pleasure to accommodate
you, since SIT is so PLAIN" that "JOrdan got
larger vote" Now listen, and you shall
have it: Several Reynolds county men, who
have no self-respect, came over and voted in
the primaries of this county and gave the
man "Jordan" a charger vote" Several
parties, whose names can be given, voted ut
the Granite Quarry, and at no less than six
precincts, men from Reynolds worked and
voted for Jordan. 1t is anything but good
taste that makes the people Of Reynolds re-
joice over the election of Il man in Iron coun-
ty who was beaten twice in succession for
office in Reynolds county.
II the outlook is not satisfied how it is
"Jcrdan got larger vote" we will give
some names. GRANITE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26
BATTLE OF PILOT KNOB.
Gossip About the Celebration on the
9th of September.

The public meeting at the Court House
last week, was unanimously in favor.of max
ing it entirely non partizan, and invited both
Union and Confederate soldiers to partici-
pate, and authorized the old Central Com
mittee to appoint all necessary Sub Com
mittees.
1t is expected to be the grandest reunion
and celebration eyer held in Southern Mis-
souri,. Two or more special trains are eN-
pected to run from ST. Louis, bringing the
veterans of the old DIST. In CHANTS old reg
iment) and also old Soldiers, and perhaps
one or two companies of militia from St.
Louis. 1t is expected that excursion rates
will be made by the r. Il. from all other
points as far south as Poplar Bluff. The
country people will no doubt come in from
long distances, and bring in an abundance
for themselves and everybody else to eat, so
as to give this the features of picnic.
Shall there also be Barbecue: The coun
try people understand this better than our
town folks, and We hope they will
arrange to have grand barbecue.
Music: did you ask: Well, we should say
so, the best and the grandest.
Orations? The best orators will be on
hand. 1t has been suggested that Geo.
Oglesby or Gen. Logan would come with the
veterans of the old 21st to deliver the Grafton
at the unvailing of the monument on the old
camp grounds. But the principle speeches
will doubtless be on the old battle ground at
the fort, by prominent Union and Confeder-
ate officers. The programme is not made
UP yet, but will be published in due time.
Our local committee has no information
that Mrs. Gen. Grant is to be here, and they
don't think that at all likely, but Col. Fred.
d. Grant, being an honorary member of his
fathers old regiment, has promised to be
here with them on the old camp.
Now let all our citizens take hold of the
matter earnestly, and make this the pattern
for many future grand celebrations. They
are the best advertisements of our Valley |
that can possibly be had.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

new tunnel. One of light with Tony Cal.
catara as foreman, and the day with Mr.. n
Kidd as foreman. Each shifts work viii
be measured to see just which Shift drives
the most feet.
David, old boy, best wishes Of the general
public up this way are hopes you may 'live
long and prosper"
| Mr.. Edward Walsh, formerly President OF
the old Pilot Knob Iron Company, visited
Pilot Knob last Saturday, after near five
years absence. l suppose he found it some
what changed. Mr.. Walsh is just like Man
| ager Simpson. 1 don't suppose either of
| those two gentlemen have an enemy in the
world. They have always had good and
| cheerful word, for their employees, and in
consequence their employees have and do put
great confidence in them.
The Knob Band extend their thanks to
Mrs. Schmittner and Mrs. Hensley for the
excellent dinner they got up for 1.-THE two
| bands last Sunday on so short a notice.
Lines have been run by the engineer for
the big rail road switch to run flats around
to the new tunnel. The grading will COM
mence in short time.
Several new slugger air drills came last
week, and the Captains office has been be-
seiged by many more applicants for them
than there is machines. Everyone wants a
new one.
There is a little insect called the "yaller
jacket" that has taken up his residence on
the hill, that has the alIfiredist, hottest tail 1
ever saw.
The latest thing out is an electric battery
for 4 watch charm.
Our old friend and fellow workman, Fred.
Cape, was presented by his wife, with a fine,
large boy, weighing something over 10 lbs.
last week.
Miss Lucy Quaker" you are a daisy. I
| wish you would bring and leave another
| lunch and help hold up the pick again.
| Chris. Amelung finished laying the dis
charge pipe from the furnace up on the hill
for the large pump last week. We have the
large pump now, but no water.
| There is no falling off in the shipments of
ore, so far, this month. If anything there is
an increase, and it is probable, if nothing
happens, the shipment will be larger than
| July.
Foreman Kidd finished the cut to the
mouth of the tunnel last Friday and COM
menced to drive the tunnel on Saturday
morning, and the timbermen commenced in
| dead earnest on Monday to timber up as fast
as they dive it. l suppose this new tunnel
will be called No. >.
Our old friend, Divel, thought he would
try some of Peck's Bad Boys tricks the 9TH
er evening, but failed, and the consequences
were spraned ankle and 4 few days out on
| crutches.
1t was not meant that the shipment of ore
for the month of July was twenty two thous
and tons more than any preceding month,
but only that amount for that month.
The open air concert given on Sunday
afternoon at Pilot Knob by the Pilot Knob
and Granitevile Cornet bands was excellent.
The boys of both bands deserve good deal
of credit.
The following is correct statement of
benefits paid out by The Pilot Knob Miners
Benevolent Association for the month of
July 1886:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26
IRONTON, Mo-, August %. 1856.


FRANZ DINGER, Esq, HOntOn, No.
SIR notice from the IRON COUNTY
REGISTER that you have announced yourself
as Il candidate for Justice of the Peace of
Arcadia Township. Now I would be pleased
TO know to what party you belong. Are YOU
Democrat, Republican,, or mugwump?
am the nominee of the Democratic party
and Louis Schwaner of the Republican party.
pendent because you did not announce your
self prior to the date of the Primary Elec-
ton. / cannot consider you anything but a
BOLTER, and do not think the Democrats of
this township are much in favor of BOILERS.
l would be pleased if you would announce
your position and believe that the voters of
this township would be better satisfied if
they knew exactly where to find you. Do
you wish to be considered any and all things
for votes: 4 Respectfully,
ANsELM BEGLEY.
In the above communication Squire Beg
ley overlooks the fact that there are two
Justices of the Peace to be elected this tall,
and the law does not require that one should
be Democrat and the other Republican.
There being only one Democratic nominee,
Judge Dinger can run without being bolt
er. We suppose, however, that he will be
needs no assistance from us.-ED.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.


The custom of nominating township off.
GERS not beln" usual i'll county primaries,
did not submit my name rs Il candidate fol
Justice Of the Peace of Arcadia Townchip
1t has been well understood, however, that
] should be Il candidate at the November
election for that oflice-all stories to the
contrary notwithstanding.
therefore, hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace of Area
dla township, in Iron county, Mo-, subject
10 the voters ut the November election, 1886
FRANZ DINGER.
We are authorized to announce WIN.
NOO14EM as a candidate for Constable of
Arcadia Township. Iron county, Mo-. subject
to the decision of the voters at the Novem-
Der Election, 1856.
We are authorized to announce PAUL
PATTON as candidate for Constable of
Arcadia Township. Iron county, Mo-. sub
ject to the decision of the voters at the No.
yember Election. 1886.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

house. The audience was quiet and decorous.
with the exception of Joe. EXum trying to
put his feet Ill his partners ears.
Mr.. j. Stevenson, of Brunot, called here
last Saturday.
Mr.. O'Neil, L. P, is assisting E.W. Graves
as clerk temporarily.
Mr.. White, most gentlemanly drummer,
is in town in the interest of his house.
Bob Weast was in town Sunday visiting
relatives. QUAKER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

Itch of every kind cured in so Minutes, by
Woolfrd's Sanitary Lotion: This never
fails. Sold by F. r. Crisp, druggist, Ironton
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the farm of
the undersigned in Belleview, No., on
the night of Jnly 22d, 1856, a brown
mare, 15h hands high, and about IS years
old, i'm poor order, some white about hind
feet, rather mealy nose and low carriage.
PAGES under the saddle. A suitable reward
will be paid for her return or Information
that will lead to her recovery.
W.. M.CoLL, Relie7ieW. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

If out of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain IN back or side, con-
stipatiOn, etc neglect NAV be fatal One dose
4 few doses restore to new health and vigor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

Geo. Carter will meet all trains at the de.
pot with first-class hack. Orders left at
the American Hotel will receive prompt at
tention.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

This space is sold to D. F. Reese, Esq,
who last Monday opened out in the Clark
Brick Building with Il New Stock, out
and-out, of Groceries, Dry Goods, Furn
ishing Goods, etc. The proper adj. will
appear next week. In the meantime,
Dave" will be glad to see you, and if
you make purchases, he will deliver them
free of charge.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
J. WILLIAMS, of Jefferson county as an
Independent Democratic Candidate for
cial Circuit.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

40 l.aAG-S2ee, for one year, at per cent.
on approved security j. T. AXE
Guardian.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26

For SALE-A mule three months old
For terms, ETC., apply at this office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-08-26
Tunnel DriftIngs.

Pay day last Sat-
urday and tangle :
foot was not so free
Iy taken in by the
boys, rs it has been
on former pay days
here.
There were two
shifts put on the
work of doing the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

atuT.l,. al t0oI invited the r,sgues,
50 the abundance If tie Ilae,rs invites
tie savirrs and the hymlnOpterl appear.
Each female of the ichneumon,d,e is on
hand and deposits an ess in saci! Of fifty
or sixty Srubs. These are the farmers
friends which do most TO pr";ect his cot
ton from the army worm. h,S grain from
tie locust and trees from the caterpillar.
SEURoi'TERA.
.he'c form the fifth order Of insects,
ali - f~s. family is
LIBELLUIIDAs.
tucse a.r well kaown AZ draclp,tlIes or
m7squito hawks. Ii is of great beauty.
the wings expanded 40 u .;,r tr.n>par-
cnt, and of splet'l Il col II. Its head. so
disproportionately large, has protuberant
eyes with from ten To twelve thousand
ia e., each. 81 that it can see at once be-
i.tnl, heiug, aud On ,a,h sill. The
+. cht Is very vCcaiar rI'kins 4
forward movement 81 swiftly that the
c,r can hIr rs follow. It can stop imme-
d,a,"iy. turn back with equal rapidity,
e. turn - either sils with marvellous
ease ), that i! Is wonderfully endoN ell
for the destruction Of insect life in the
air. They arr exclusively carnivorous
and seem 10 he always hungry. The
aiQlts live ...Nays in the air, while the
Larvae are aquatic AMI walk on the bot
tom Of pools and streams til they mount
into the upper air. Thus sudden change
from tn darkucss II nu and slime To
the most brilliant existcnne. in tie splen-
dor of summer sunshine. and to the ex-
treme of po~crani dominion over their
interiors Of the insect world, Las been
noted by the poet a. we'll a. the ra!u.
ral.st:
"'Iltuusa croft, and pastures wet with lew,
y ra.h OF tyjn. light he tcw.'
MASrIpAE.
These h"iung to the or'holtria, of
which they form the second family.
Every one notices the nantls or devils.
horse Of large size. whose long. spinous
legs are crossed apparertly in mcck
prayer, bat really in readiness to seize
some other ireec, It, rort'i,v is great
and it destroys iauumarab.c insects. ii IA
perfectly harmless and should b. pro-
tectcd They N,rr ohj,cts of sup' 'rst!-
tious vrneratiJn in ancient Egypt, II has
been held devon, Christian. uad a. the
bidding OF st fraEci4 Na,i,l ., sanga
solemn canticle in pra..ro rof tlr most hi.l
God. SOFT does yet in N. ears Of lilus,
who property aWr,,ir'" IL" wonl"r> ~
Nature, but no lonJ.f in lie WORT. ~
"articulate speaking mt
(CoSCLCnrD MKT WEEK.
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DEAF and BLIND.
H,w al Atlanta Woman vas
Made tg Sea and Hear.
AN INTERESTING; STORY.

Miss Minnie Waiacc resides with Mr.
George tirS laui. 4, MrAfcs street. Atlantis.
c. mt iuIl nyr own IipS II n,ttution rr.
/, I.,rl anct the following spp,ling story.
veal M nth, ego she became almost IT,
talY o. n { an ,isit, aud could not taste any
10 tG.N cpt Il I. lior bones became the seat
f ~ tls pair, ter joints wcre swollen and
ia ara. ana cYpituary her whole b pdy and
Ia = cam" covered " u spt trhrs and
na.i su'cs. Her II petite fai eil, anI she
ytn VA y .ost ile h aud Strength, AMI had but
little use ot hrpselt II her lin auI muscles
were Ialaiyzci !. thr as We It, her friends
and thns" with whom she lived, drspalruh ot
her recovery. Her sufc ngs cont ned with
loss OF hcarin, and Ia I anu bi lduo-s were
truly hru t'cud'rv
All oat u"u. : niu hys.rm1. am tla u.r
or medicines scented ppWoiie~s- ". ilsrls
was h'uod pD,sJu nnI th"uih 'tl.Hl,
~ tll, now srrutl Well ana hrtt'y tn. re-.
port asked whist wrought such pndprful
change.
Il usot m,dictuc recon manl,l hy u
lrien',' sie replted, "an1 before one bottle
hni t"p'1 taken br m tu ar md hear. Ih..
s"cotd tot " relic, i al rheumatic rHtf- itd
improved my az pr'ite. when tal completed
the Us" of IA bottle. my clpsght and hear.
ing w"te ftlIy restored, sense Ut taste return
ed, >p.otches disappeared. sores ali l'nl"d.
aud my strength and flesh restored | now
trtl ~ w"lla ever did, and my fri"nis, rs
well as yself. are astound~d.n
- hat was the medicine asked thC re-
porter,
'liotnniG Blood Balm u. Il. B-was toe
great remedy hat a0eI 50 powerfully on ny
dls"ssc Bhd cured me. never experienced
any unpleasant symptoms from itS use. and
H. action IL so quick tlet r. surprises ALL
The reporter then sought a physician who
Knew the casc. |dc.tIpyn hc han led II. the
lJ,lUNlug lines
II cya,nincd the above Casc ~ blood poison
hui ThrrmatIsn, hOilrc aud after being
CIr"f, and certify to- the main isrts as above
stated. and must al nov edge that the Il B
u. effected M Z, woticrf al cure In his well.
known case.
i>iEneiI Il = bItpNGDufr, NJ u"
BLOOD iialHI Go. AttAtt til.Uli maH a q.
! n.e book fr'c tllei viii nn.IctI ,I.cts.
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h'astnr'i Sac.

DI VIRTUE OF \ DECRLr OF rrEE.
~ rl' rtl'r und sale Ten tlCd ~ m tltruit
Cnut iur putnumr, ,tlnIy. Fjiih .Iu lttll ca .
cult ot tior,d, up the 81 d., uf MATCH A. y.
lSi, in cul.c whpt' ia George Hut, hin,ou /,
cpmpla nant amt iiuracc ~ tl iliav iSnc'en,l.
ant, Will sell AZ pnhliG auction IN front 1T
ihe count huuir door IN ttc city Of pilat ka,
Putnam county. Stt'rut fioriin. lur,ng the
legal hours OF safe on Monday. Apfl i'h, 'SsG.
the following 'lcscribcd property I-wit The
east haif uf the -plithcaSt quarter of he south
east quarter of the southwest qIaitcr, and
the east hall ot the north, ast u,Iatt'r ui the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter In
section u iit1wn.hip - south Of range twenty
seven east, containing ten acres tnurc or lo.s,
ana situated IN Putnam county, stat - FLOR
ida. JOS Z. BALDWIN,
Phlatkn, Fla, N,tcitt, ls-G
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Masters Sac,

In Circut Court ~ llosids. Fifth ulicial
Circuit, Putnam county. la thancery.
Pursuant IL Il deere rendered un the Fifth
day ut March. \. ID. lN~i, b, the Hon. Thos. ,.
King, Judge ot the flith judicial circuit, ~
Florida, in and for the county of Putna,u. IA
'hdncery sitting IN n certain cause therein ,
Wherein William j. i.ernc i complainant and
JOS. J.. Meyer aui \ Vi. ilaughton n Bro +.
are defendants, will sell At public outcry on
the tith day ui Np;il D. lNSi. to the highest
bidder !or cash. ru Nv" city ot PaEtka. In the
county AM state aialceatt, in front ut the
court hru.r luur ~ Seii county, daring the
icgtl hours Ut >l." ~ the following Il, Ilhci
,ut, ttsrt aud parcel ct hand situste. Ntng and
being IN the city Of FHlntks. IN the cuuntS
aud stato aforesaid. Eginnlng ~ the north
east corner ut block number StAty in the
town Of paiatka. Florida; aui thence running
IN westerly Cvtltsc along the sUuthcrN ilnC
uf Madison street one hundred feet tuH point .
ti"ntr m u >uutEvtly course pHrul Cl tV iilakr
street. one hundred feet To point thence IN
IN castcry course para lei To Madison street
one bundled feet to point thence n "a
nortilcrly course along the northsrl, line ot
Bake street on" hundred ioot Ia the point uf
beginning. l.. ". VARY.
Special Master uI.d Examiner.
PaitA1. Fa March :. l~S,.
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Dissolution Notice,

THE ATTENTION OF THE n uRIIC
j auia the pstruu>uf the 'Moagut rhar-
macy" lsre>pocttu.iy ctilr,t Ia the iart that
the htm h,'rvt tltore exist 'ug aS Nnrasne Il
krr>tlng, i this ,tay dissolve hy mutual con-
sent. Nr. Nu. a. Nora-It withdraw iug from
the business. VII. RuiulI.li E,F >tln hcom,'>
sole owner - SAID tu>in. So and " u collie, Z
ali outstanding accounts ai.,l Iay and DIS
chIrg, ali Indebtedness al tn iu-r cr firm.
Thu g,retuu> lttruuyls'' -" iuhlr "a the
pest /. te greatly apprr, Itr,i Ia tu' tutur,,
aud al tru>t> faithful, tiS'-alrEct hY Nr.
Rudolph h. r~tlng. M. ~ MbR,G>E
Hrp. kEKSTING.
rulatka, Fla. March !. ls>o
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Notice OF Assignment,

l'iitS y. EARLE. ui PALATkA FLOR
IL ida, has this day Inadc an assignment 70
me ~ his property. r"nl mi personal aud ef-
iects, chooses IN action, etc IN trust for the
b. rrit ~ his creditor The terms ~ ssh
H,- lsr'len'. with the ft.i rene, = given will
inytr 'UIIy appear by Tulrltutg t. the sam.
on l,r 10 the clerks office for itnr'n county.
florida. All persons indebted ~ -arl Eias
u. Earle, Will please make settlement with
me aa son rs possible. and 4 creditors " III
please prca, NJ their claims - me for ad I.i.t.
lnrnt AMI payment. BaYLis J I.AEit.
Feb. ~, isst A.. gucs