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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-05-15
No. s25.
Application for n Patent
UNITED srArrs LAND OFTIcE.
A. ALL Eelr lC0

u
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT cLiN-
IN ton II Pstchen. whose postofhcs address
is Phoebe, IAncoln County, Nevada. has this day
filed his application for patent for one thousand
tinear feet OF the SILVER mine or vein bearing
silver. with surface ground one hundred aud
nipefy.two feet in width, situated In Ely Mining
District, county Of Lincoln, and state OF Nevada
and dexi exianstsd by ths As11 notes aud ofheral
plat on die IN thi. ofhcs - lot No. 50. In Town.
chip l, North Of Range o.. East Of Mount piAbio
meridian. baid lot No. IS being bounded 81 fol-
lows, to wit:
Beeinnia az at post marked No. l. Survey
No s., whence the south quarter post Of section
20, I'll N. n. 81 n. bears y TAN deg " 6Ao fest
rh-ncs running; lst course. ivh Deg isi Y.
hence, ID courss. 8 70 \ deg 1000 test, 90 post
Married No 8, U o survey No 80, whence bsars
U mouument-by Lieut.. Wheeler-N ~ deg
4 1890 feet; thence, sd course. 8 ION deg " le2
feet. to post marked MOI, survey NO ss;
post marked No |, the place Of beginning con-
tanning Z 20. 100 acres. Courses Expressed from
true msridisn with magnetic variation Of 10
| deg East.
Recorders once Of Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county. state Of Nevada, IN book OF mining no
tices, pages Sbi. $50 and seS
This claim is bounded By no Known claims.
Any aud sll persons claiming adversely AM
| portion Of the said SILVER mine or surfsct
vi b the Regi ter Of tbs United States Land
once at tur Ia, In the County Of kurefa, ant
state Of Nevada, during the sixty days period o
publication hereof. or they will be barred b,
virtue vi the provisions OF the Statute
F. q. HINCKLEy, Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing notic
Of application for patent be published for IL
period OF ten consecutive weeks In the Pioch
RsooRp, weekly newspaper published
| Pioche, Lincoln county, Nevada.
spi7.iot. F. II. HiNcKIEY, Register.
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CONCENTRATES.

.. - -
Al 1900 oefihahy producea lzs,oso
s0na Oh s'hc.
ine iu'pefA' DanK Oh Germany hao IN
..s vauiss on 'he is' Oh April, iooo'
sso'flo'Vo" OF eoid coupled with SiI'-
oso'"o' o' SiSef'
copper can De giit as wen Dy tne apph-
ea'ioh Oh an a''oy OF iead and goid 70 i's
surface as II can oy an amaigam Oh mere.
ury ana R'lu' on tne application Oh
neat .ne copper aosoros the ieaa' ana
'"e s''1 "a 'si' on tue 'uf'aee' i"'' p.o,
cess Is fecoroed III a papyfus Vi 'he 'h'ro
century, now preserved az Leyoen'
me panA o. france nso ~ i'S sauas' .O'
'n ."e ~ " np.n, ,o0o, esoo'''v'0''
s'''' oap'e. ~ sso''''o'o0o = .'
'Vu' '"o"'Ds ~ pe' eea' ""
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Application for n Patent
No 712
Usrrep srArEs LAND OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada, March Is, 1892.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
IN j. smith aud George Morton, whose post
ONCE address Is Tempute, Lincoln County,
Nevada, has this day filed his application for .
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Il the
Sterling mine or vein bearing silver with sur.
face ground six hundred feet In width. and
4 Aye.l00 acres ss milislte. situsted In tempt.
ute Mining District, County Of Lincoln and
state Of Nevada, and designated BY the neld
notes and oficisl plat on file IN this once as
lot number 81, A aud B, located On unsurveyed
land. The exterior boundaries Of said lot No.
81. A and b. being % follows. to wit'
Beginning at post marked No !, survey
No 6T, Lot "a" the same being post No OF o
8 survey No SO, lot "a" Standard lode, whence
q mineral monument No 8, on Coyote Peak,
hears II deg 81 min W 1853 feet. Thence
running, LIST course, deg 1900 feet. to post
marked No 2. U . survey No 81. lot "A;" hence.
"a course. 10 deg u 600 feet, to post m .rked
No 8, q 8 survey No 81, lot ;th nee, Sd course.
9 deg W l5t feet. to pot marked n =,
survey No 81, lot A, the same being post No
Of U survey No 1855, lot A. Standard lode, and
No l, the place of beginning. Containing IL
'''''' - LOT "B."
Also the following described tract Of land ai
millsite; Beginning at post marked NO l, Y
| 8 survey No 81. lot " b" whence y . minera
post No Of this survey bears u deg 81 mir
| & 4s6sO feet. Thence running, lst course, 8.
deg W 500 feet, to post marked No 2, surv,
/ No 81, lot "B;" thence, I'd course N deg = os
feet, to post marked No .. . survey No 81 10
"B;'' thence, Sd course, N 50 deg . s6S feet. I!
post marked No 1, . survey No 81. lot 'B,
and thence, lth course, 9 deg " 69t feet: Y
post No 1, the place Of beginning. Containin
% 100 acres. Magnetic variation 10 degrees
min east. a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.

DR. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
% out Of the sixth judicial District Court.
In and for the County of Lincoln, State OF Me-
vsds, and to me directed and delivered, for
judgment rendered In said Court. on the Twen.
ty.third day Of August, A. U. 1884, In fsvor o.
the State OF Nevada, plaintiff, and against the
Bristol silver Mining Company and also the
re- Il estate and improvements hereinafter oe-
scribed, defendants, for the sum of One Thou.
sand Elghty.thrse and ti-lo0 si ,0es il-iool
doilars, tax and delinquency, together WIN
Forty-four and 60-iO0 (s44 50 1901 dollars. tsx
costs, and all sccruing costs. have levied ON
the following property. to wit:
Possessory claim to one hundred ana SHY
tl60l acres Of land. about one ~ mile nonu
OF Bristol, an improvements thereon, connst-
Ing Of Of / I0stamp quarts mill, asBay once
black smith shop. d yelling house, rsstau1nA
and once, 1 stable and house, hotsttne- vorki
and stable at Nayhowsr mlns, ohloG3dtng fu
nscu at mill, ano one pair Fairbanks ecAies--ir
Liucoin county, State Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on iF5a
Monday, TIE 9Th Day Of Octsbsr,
A. D. 1884, between the hours Of o'clock In th'
morning and O'Clock in the Afternoon. namely
st II O'clock N. Of said day, will sell ~ tn
right, title and interest Of said Bristol silve
Mining Company In and 70 the above descrfee'
property, and the smallest smount or parcel o
said property to satisfy ssid above sum
Si,127 6l-i00 tax delinquency, costs and Accru
ing costs, At the front door Of the County Cour'
house, at Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, STATE q
Nevada. at public auction. for cash in hand, :
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy ssi
sepstd. O.P. aHRRwooD, Sheriff.
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saturday, .As oh day Or 0sssb.,
NOTICE.

AJoTIcE Is HER1BY GIVEN THAT, ,ArpLi.
~ CATION for pstsnts fof Town L0ts, h.
ginnine u . post nsstoA No. I, a. corner
q ths 4svn q 1sissoa; Thence b 9 ni.s1sl
~; o nh&al nonuusnt No.. 2 slandin1 at
tho nofttsest cornee Of ulxth ard Main efst6ts,
y - 1eWA Of usistols bsars y Nh ds0Dm v
'Ssis oeasss, . 10Y degrees " s.sss ~
r.. ..sss e No; az Sss.:s Tswn = ecsoi q e;
= s;sss s s.sss sssl sss;s ss.s 8 ~:
;:s ss.sss @ .,.s g ssS',; ~ ..S s:gsss e g
Bristol and thence, tth ceursos D loh 6eafees
9.6l0 fsst 70 post No. I, ~ plses Of beginning.
Ss.sst,.i.E sss AunS1,e a ssd fty sna BE-
0ests q Nsvlda .nust - naxs 10 the uDder
egned - o. hsfofs the ilth day Of February
.. p. ~, or tsfoSsvsr basssd. eSs Csn.pils
Isw. = " et.As q Hsys9s 2. "a; vol:
Aypliea11n nnsf b. 1lsa utih AL. Mai
gnnxawn.
sSllss n ssska kass1Siss q -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-05-15

taIlll more money than ct anything slss By
tahiug an agency for the best selling
"" None SS1. isii isii. Tssns ifss. H.IissT sooss
Co.. Portland. kalas.
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For Bill-Heads. Letter.Heads, Cards
vouchers. and all kinds Of Job Print.
ing, either Fancy or Plain appiy-ts
the Record Once
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ND ALL KIND OF FANeY AND PLAIN
A lob Printinadone arst-sisiNsty ana
stshort notice
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ODDS AND ENDS.

foWlerVlle, Micn., mas alfy WIDOWS |
and three widowers.
Six Universalst churches in Illinois |
have women preachers.
A iox hunt at Onargo. ILL.,, resulted in |
The killing of twelve foxes.
Icebergs have been seen off the coast
d Labrad~ two miles long, and 300 fest
high.
Miss Frances Folsom is coming home
soon. She will sail from England on
May Is.
An American church for Christian
worshipers Of oil denominations is to be
built at Nice.
The territory now owned by the Ger
man East African Society measures
about 80, 900 square miles.
The gross receipts Of the San Francisco
postofiice for the year ending March 81,
1886, amount to s50l, ,093.lG.
The lace worn by Mrs Mackay atithe
Queen's drawing room was made cx-
pressly Tor the Empress oi the FRENCH
Ex'Queen Isabella 1oriiia predicts'
will be the next monarch Of Spain If the
present Regent is expelled or displaced.
The Hudson, n. H. 'aze'te Is luz
years old, and claims TO nave never
swerved from Democratic principles
since that party was founded
The Fifth Avenue Hotel New iork
oi'y' rents 'or sieo'ooo year Inc
,e''eee ses 'A'N "o'us SoV'o0o u ',"' M
from storekeepers VINO nave leases Oh the
premises.
Inc sS,4i names on the hegis'ry
is's out Of . pos''"ie o''ooo sno~ea 'he
interest the voSers OF Minneapon'' MINI,
'ooA ~ vac fseen' 'hun'e'pA' eiee''o" "a
tnat e'ty.
a rnhaoeiphia preacher went aowh
INTO . well TO recover church Dioie'
and was 40 overcome py,tne iou' ar al
ths oosso" 'nA' NJ was fe'uac''s'ea
with dimcuity'
..r ~ c.r.r.l s,,rt the Revolutionary
worthy, Zen, omen house A. Dupbarton
.ua .h,w. - v;.;,or, an .,,ortm.nt Of
r.l;.. ~ N. b.ttl. of Bsnuinptop.
n h.r w;ll .h. ~. Mr.. Jans Mercer
If ph;,.d.,nh;. o;v.. s,Oo O0(, tn e.tab.
l;.h . bou. for a;,.bl.d pre,bvt,ri.r
o,.r,vu.r i, Mo,toom.rv countv Pa,
c,.rovm,n Who u,s tobacco mead not .p
nlv'
C.nv.,b.ck duck, have been hard t.
..... ~ Ch..r..l. R.v tb. r..t yin
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE OF NIvApA, COUNT OF LnoorN,
DnTnICT OR PkosEouIiNo ATIohNkf OEToA')
II Aha following named defendants and to
all owners or clhmAnts 70 .ne resi es.s'e snu
asssssed separately, hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being in the County Of La
coin. state Of Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has poen COM
menced In the Justice Oourt. rlocne Iownsnip.
OF the defendants hereinafter named.
and each Of tho following described
tracts or parcels Of land. win me im.
provemenu Inereen aau ~ nvn.r. sna claim.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-03-20
LETTER 80. II.
Lady Shuckboroug presents he

Lady Shuckboroug presents her
compliments to Lady s. Her
Ladyslip's note dated October p,
only reached her yesterday. Nov.
3. Lady Shuckborough was m
acquainted with the name OF the
kitchen maid until mentioned by
Lady Seymour, as it is her custom
neither TO apply for or Civ cllarac-
ters t, any of the underservants,
this beng always done by the
i.olsekerper, Mrs. Colch, and
this was well known to the Young
won M; tIlatefnr1 Lady Sluckbor-
ough is SURPRISED at her referring
amy lady to her for u character.
Lady Shuckborough having n pro.
rtessed cook AS well as u housekecp-
erin her establishment. 1t is not
wcry likely she herself should
know IA ything Of the abilities or
merits of her under-servants,
therefore she is unable to an
swer Lady %Seymour'S note. Lady
Shuckborouyh can not imagine
Mary Stedman to be capable of
cooking for any but the servants
hall. November 4, Pavilion,
Hans place.
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The Tilt 'TwIxt Lady Seymour and
Lady shuckborough. a Long
t&.A Time Ago.


In his letters to his sister, pub
lac d by Mr.. VI urry, Lord Beacons.
field makes reference tO 1.-the
slucxoorough Correspondence,
These otters were printed in tlr
ntw papers at the time. and that
. ..all the world should talk o'
nthemf /, bv mo means to be won
A.peJ at Here they are Inc
lady Seymour OF these letters, II
, inay be said, wa> the C.acen OF
1,pu>s ut The %f,rn"n' Eal''t"i'
tpuriII ncnt:
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lfyou want address cards. cnI-
Ing cards, or any kind of busines.
cards, envelopes. neatly printed
letter lrcdds, statements, notes or
my Kinds OF blanks, call on us,
well do il. Job work done neatly.
quickly, and in a manner to suit
all. DO yrn want posters, dodg-
-rs, handbllls, programs, on, in
act. anything that can be- done
nth type and ink, if yen cnl.on
d, We will GO it for you, tor
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man ar any other s.ulllon Will be
equal to cuoG for. n fnaAaFo ~tl c
establishment Of. tie Quccn Of
Beauty j am sour ladys.ip's
etc.
ELIzADEyt CerJ Wpt pgc'Ay
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From the q, James Gazette.
A SPICY SET OF LETTERS.
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LETTER 20 III

Lldy Seymour presents her com.
%piiments to La y i~uckboromg !,
and M.ss she viii order her hons,
keeper, Mrs. Pouch, 10 send til,
girls charLe: er otherwise another
young onm will be sought for
ol'eWlsr., rs LAZY Seymour
children cannot remain with.
out Their dinners because Lady
Scarborough, Keeping a%''pr"!ess
ed cook and housekcrper," think,
Il knowledge of the details OF the
cstablisim ant beneath her notice.
Lady Seymour understood iroui
Stcdplln that ia aditiou IL her 9th
or talents she va actually capable
OF dressing food tit tor the iltt.c
3 ulckJorpuE ls 70 partak OF Wilcit
hungry. ro tihs note was ap
pended a clever prn-and ink viz
nettc BIZ the 'Qleta ot BaJDty >
representing the three lille Sauck-
bornughs, wi,h large turuip look
ing lea's and cHuiihoNrr wig
seated at II rouai cable, tug W
%rapiaasIy, scranlbi;u4 fsr nan teo
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k ao&.
n me o a.ll9.a; l.a
fhtr So. .~c,irs -n arrpk tyul9'
n-tc, Vl., ~ heirs he.
ntoth cutcnn md aljh ugl Il
may be tue characteristic OF H.,
Sheri lans t" be vulgar and witty,
it Is not that of a lady" unless
SIG happens to BE- born in a garnet
aui bred in a kitchen. Mary Sred
man mf'rms me van only require
agiIlwh" can cook amutton chop (;
60 ! apprehend that Mary Sted-
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Evolutionary Entertainment.

The elocutionary entertainment
which was to have been given last
Friday evening at the Opera
House, by Miss Ernie Owen and
Miss Ida Fowler, was postponed
till Monday evening on account of
the inclement weather. Monday
evening large and select audience
greeted the young ladies, who
were introduced by Attorney j.
w. Johnston in a short but elo-
quently worded speech. We have
not the space to mention each ex-
erciss, but the entire program
evinced a high order Of talent
thoroughly cultivated. 'The Twin
Sisters" aCuddle Doom" "Aunty
Doleful," and "Nothing to Wear"
by Miss Owen; and Entertaining
Big Sisters Beau" Jerry and
Me-" and aDaisy's Faith" by Miss
Fowler, could not have been bet
tered by elocutionists Of national
repute. A class of young ladies
drilled by Miss Owen, also took
part in the exercises and showed
their excellent trainingto splendid
advantage. The entertainment
was one of the best we have ever
attended in Kirksville and these
talented young ladies will be
greeted with full house at any
future entertainment they may
give in this city.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.

I have at the North Missouri
Stud and Bus Barn, between
Graves Livery Stable and the
Presbyterian Church, the three
yr. old IMPORTED NORMAN
PERCHERON STALLION,
Good Heart registered Boncour
No.3756,' A coal black, well proper
toned horse weighing 1900 pounds.
I will give premium of $40, for
the best colt; $50 for the second
best, and $40 for the third best,
and will pay 500 for the best
horse colt, when weaned; also the
fine graded Percherons
FARMER BOY"
A handsome dapple grey, 4 years
old and weighs 100.
Also the Whiskey Jack,
-a BOURBON" 49,.
from Bourbon county KY. Bourbon
is 4 years old, Is hands high. Call
and see these fine horses. Terms
proportioned to the present search
ty Of money. c. L. BOUNDS.
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DIED.

H. G. HnDhETH died at his residence near
Troy Mills, May 9Th, 1886. He was born in
Oneida county, New York, August %, 1924.
When he was thirteen years old, his fathers
family emigrsted to Wisconsin, where he liv-
cd for twenty years. In 1851 he moved with
his family to Adair County, No., where he
resided for twenty-nine years, and lived for
twenty years on the place where he died. In
Wisconsin May 18th, 1s4i, he was married
to Miss Jane Crosby, who now with her two
children, survive him. The 2sth day of this
mouth they would have been married thirty
eight years. Though dead, he lives in the
affection, of all who knew him, Is he lived
pure life, was an honest man, kind neigh
Dor, husband and father. In his last suffer.
ing, such as few have been called to endure
there was manifested spirit Of resignation
to the viii of the kind and nerciful One.
large congregation attended the funeral, ani
after appropriate services at Troy Mill
School Honse, his Remains were buried il
Oxaby's Cemetery near by.
JOSIAH WRIGHT.
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COMPOUND OXYGEN.

A treatment for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspep-
STA, Headache, Nervous Debility,
and all Chronic and Nervous
Affections.
This treatment is simply by
inhalation. The Oxygen passing
into the lungs, is absorbed by the
blood, thus vitalizing and toning
up the whole system. ]
Call and investigate. Trial Free.
MRS. THOS. G. BENNESON.
h. Kirksville, No,
s. E. Cor. So, 2 doors East OF
Brewington & Fowler's Dry Goods
store. . i'',s 'ial h'>I1 -1,'sa
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TO THE VOTERS Of ApAIR COUNTY.

Z
I respectfully present my name
to the citizens of Adair county,
subject to the decision of the Re
publican Primary election for the
OFFICE OF CIRCUIT CLEBT AND Ex-
oFPIc1o RECORDER. I may not have
time to see each one Individually
neither do I want to hinder you
from your work, but would respect
fully ask you to consider my fitness
and qualifications for the Office.
If elected I shall give it my clos
est attention and perform the du-
ties to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
+ r. s. HALLIDAY.
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THE ARMY BEAN.
A1n--"sweet Bye and Bye. y

| ."aaH.
AIn--"Sveet Bye and Bye"
There's spot that the soldiers all lore,
The mess tents the place that we mean,
And the dish that we like to see there
Is the old-fashioned white Army Bean.
CHORUS.
It's the Beans that We mean,
And we'll eat rs we ne'er ate before;
The Army Bean, nice and clean.
Well stick to our Beai,s evermore.
Now the Bean in its primitive state,
Il splant we have all often met;
And when cooked in the old army style
1t has charms we can never forget.
Chorus
The German is fond of sauer kraut,
The potato is loved by the Mick,
But the soldiers have long sincs found out
That thro' life to our beans we should sticl
REYRArN- .t sInI q
r Beane for Breakfast,
Beans for dinner,
Beans ior suEpsr, "
BeS.s, Beams, Beans. 7artl
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce the
name of PRANK PROPST as a candidate for
the Office of Circuit Clerk, subject to the de-
cision of the voters at the Republican prima
ry election.
Weare authorized to announce the name of
W. p. EDMONDSON as a candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk, subject to the deci-
sion of the voter. at the Republican primary
election.
We are authorized to announce the name OF
W. ASHL0Ck as candidate for the office
of Circuit Clerk subject to the desision of the
voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the nam,
of G. E. ROSS as candidate for the Office o.
Circuit Clerk, subject to the decision of tn,
voters at the Republican primary election.
We are authorized to announce the nam,
of JAMES B. D0DSON as a candidate for tn,
office of Circuit Clerk. subject to the deci
sion of the voters at the Republican primar!
election
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Advertised Letters.


n List of letters remaining in the
post Office, Kirksville, Mo, and
advertised May Is, 1886, ia
Bernard, Mrs H Conner, Miss NJ
Chappell, Will K Fouch, Sarah E
Jones, Daniel f Jones, Miss J
Martin, Francis Marshal, Ed
Meadows, Daniel Miller, Lille
Moore, Katy PhillipsJamesA
Pinkerton, Annie VanDe WaterJH
Windsor House
Parties calling TO, above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
J. d. MILLER, P. M.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in this city on Saturday evening,
March 27th, 1886, John NJ. Hall, aged rs
years, 8 months and Is days.
1t Is always sad task to chronicle the
denth of citizen, especially "ne whose
ca eer has been part and parcel Of the every
day life of the community for long series
Of years. as has been thecase In this instance
for the past "a years.
The deceased was bern in Washington
county New York, in 1909, where he
re.idrd until about 1889, when he removed
to Covinston Ind, remaining resident Of
that place until 1880. removing thence TO
Missouri where he remained only two years
when he removed to this city in 1862, where
he has since made his home. Since his resi-
dence here he held many Offices OF trust. In
sheriff and jailor, ser,ed several terms as
supervisor Of this township and as police
magistrate of the city, which office lie held
at the tim Of his death.
He had been member IL the presby terrain
church for over 80 years and was held in high
esteem by his fellow Christians for his con-
sisteut life and practices.
He survived all his brothers and sisters
ssye one who resides in New York state,
His only daughter died in 1889, in Indiana,
his son Finley in this city in 1871. his only
surviving child being. G. A. Hall, OF this
city. His aged wife also survives him, and
to those the kindest sympathy of our people
is extended. The Judge" as he Was fsmlli-
arly called, will be missed by many who re-
spected his upright life aud character snd
esteemed him as friend and neighhor. -
| DEATH OF GEO. A. HALL.
In our last issue we mentione.' the serious
Hines. Of Geo. A. Hall and il is now our sac
duty TO chronicle his death, which occurred
yesterday al $50, .. NJ. The cause Of hi
death was typhoid malAriai fever complicat
ed with erysipelas which settled upon hi
brain, rendering medical skill entirely pow
erless.
Mr. Hall has been resident OF this C it,
for over twenty years and WAS Universally
knowr and esteemed As q man OF upright
character in every relation in life. For mtn,
: years he held the office pf city clerk and IL
point OF efficiency and fidelity to every trust
he was recognized as u model officer. Dur
ing the recent protrscted illness OF his fathe
Judge ]. ". Hall, his assiduous watching
and care, SO affected his health as to rende
him an easy victim to malaria, without tn
power Of resistance anc in few days tn
. work Of the destroyer was completed. 81
leaves a wife and four children children be
sides his aged mother to mourn his loss
The funeral took place at ABS o'clock, to
day from his late residence.
THE above notices are taken from the Pax
, ton, Oils Record, Mr.. j. NJ. Hall was al
!, uncle and MI. Geo. A. Hall 3 cousin Of Mr.
Ira Harlan of this city, and were resident
here more than went7 years ago. Many
our older citizens will remember them.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-05-21
Omnibus Line.

I am now sole proprietor of the
new omnibus, and will carry pas
engers and baggage to and from
all trains, day or night. Leave
orders at Lee Bros, brick barn, or
at my stable-The old North Mis-
souri, barn-C. l.. Bounds.