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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-22
Order Of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron County.
Mo-. April Term. 1889 - Monday,
April 22d. A. d. 1880.
Dorothea Heinrichs and Frederick Tap
pc, Plaintiffs,
Carolina Heinrichs. Hen,ietta Dettmer
and her husband Frederick Dettmer,
Louisa Arnold. Frederick Arnold.
Louis Arnold, Charles Arnold. Lizzie
Dettmer ant. her husband Adolph bet.
mer, Herman Heinrichs. Louis Helm
richs, Sophia HeInrichs and her hus-
band --- Heinrichs. heirs of Charles
Heinrichs, deceased, defendants.
Part;tionl
Now at this day come the plaintiffs by
their attorney, and show to the satisfac-
ton of the court. that the defendants.
Louis Helm, ichs, Louisa Heinrichs, Her.
man Henrichs. Fred Arnold, Louis Ar
noldi and Sophia Helnrichs are non-resi-
dents of the State of Missouri. and cannot
be summoned in this action by the ordi-
nary process of law:
1t is, therefore ordered by theCourt that
publication be made notifying said Gefen-
dants that an action has been commenced
against them with the aforesaid other de-
PENDANTS, in the circuit court of Iron coun-
ty, State of Missouri, the object and gen.
eral nature of which is to obtain a decree
lowing described real estate, situate in
Iron county. state aforesaid. to wit:
North half of lot q, and all oflots Is. 70.
and 30, in block <; also, lots and in
block 80; also. lots and s in block 81;
and lots 6, Z and in block 39-in the
the Town of Pilot Knob. Iron county,
Missouri, as the same are represented OF
the plat of said town of record in the of
flee of the recorder of said county: and
that unless they be and appear at the next
term of said court to be holden at the court
house i'm the City of Ironton. within and
for the County of Iron, State of Missouri,
on the Fourth Monday in October. next.
1SS9), and on or before the sixth day
thereof (if the term shall so long con-
tinue; and, ii not, then before the end of
the terml, and plead to said plaintiffs
petition. the same will be taken against
them as confessed and judgment rend-
cred accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according to law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER. weekly newspaper
published in said County OF Iron, State
of Missouri, and continued.
A true copy:
Attest with seal this 18th day OF
SEAL, July A. d. 1888.
july 25n3 JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Circuit Court Iron County, Mo.
B.Zwart, atty for plaintiff.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the ircuit Court of Iron County. Mo-.
Anril Term. lSS9-Friday. April 10th.
1889.
Nichalas Allgeier. Plaintiff,
versus
Alice j. Chaulion and James r. Chau-
dion. her husband.
Partition.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by
ATTORNEY and shows to the satisfaction OF
the Court that the defendants are non
residents of the State of Missouri and
cannot be summoned in this action by the
ordinary process OF law. 1t l.. therefore
ordered by the Court. thai publication be
made, notifying said Defendants that an
action has been commenced against them
i'm the Circuit Court of Iron County. IN
the State of Missouri. the object and
general nature of which is to obtain de-
cree of partition of the following descrlb-
ed real estate, situated in Iron County,
Missouri and i'm township thirty three,
north. of range four east, to wit:
In section twenty six: The southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter: III sec
tiOn tive nty-seven: south half OF the
southeast quarter; in section thrty-four:
east half of the southeast quarter anu
east half of northeast quarter; and ali OF
the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter. except the five acres owned by
George J. Reeves. and bounded as TO-
lows viz: Beginning at The centre of the
section: thence east twenty chains; thence
north two and half chains, thence west
20 chains; thence south two and hall
chains. Also. in section thirty-ilVe:
west half of The northwest quarter; and
so much of the northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter as lies north and
west of bIanch called "Gideon's Creek;
And unless they be and appear at the
heXt term of said court. to be holden soi
the County of Iron. State aforesaid.at the
court house in said county "n the fourth
Monday in October, next. (and on or be-
fore the sixth day thereof. if the term
shall so long continue. aud if not. then
before the end of the term). and plead to
said plaintiffs petition. the Slt:fe will be
taken against them us confessed, and
judgement rendered in accordance with
the prayer thereof.
1t is furthe, ordered that 4 copy hereof
be published according to law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER. Il weekly newspaper
published i'm the county of Iron, State OF
Missouri. and continued.
y true copy.
Witness my hand and official zeal.
SEAL, this 18th day OF July, A.
ID. 1889.
JOS. HUFF, Clerk
iul25u.i Iron County Circuit Court. Mo.
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Samuel Anderson, plaintiff,


VERSUS
Casa.lder Anderson, defendant.
Divorce.
Now mt this d y comes the plaintiff by
attorney and it appearing to the Satlsiac-
ton of the Court that the defendant Is a
nonresident of the State of Missouri ana
cannot be summoned in this action by
the ordinary process OF law; 1t Is there
tore ordered by the Court that publication
be made notify ing said defendant that an
action. has been commenced against hcr
i'm the Circuit Court of Iron County, Mis-
souri,, the object and genera, nature of
which is 60 obtain Il decree OF divorce
from the bonds OF mdtrimOny heretofore
contracted between said plaintiff and de-
PENDANT. and unless she be and appear at
the next term of said court, to be holden
for the the county of Iron. State OF Mis-
souri,, at the courthouse in said county
OH the fourth Monday i'm October next.
and on or before the sixth day thereof. II
the term shall 20 long continue; and, II
not. then before the end otthe term. ana
plead 10 said plaintiffs petition. he same
viii be taken against her rs confessed and
Judgment rendered in accort!>>lee with
The lffayer thereof
d. i further ordered that copy hereof
ne published according to law in the IRON
COUNTY REGIsTER, weekly newspaper
punished In said County of Iron and State
OF Missouri. and continued
A true copy:
Attest with seal this 18th day of
lsEAL July, 1889.
uly2on3 JOS. HUFF. Clerk
circuit Court Iron County, Mo,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-22

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.
In the Circuit Court ofIrOn County, Mo,
April Term, 1SS9-Saturday. April q.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
\ Budget of Live Item. from thc North
state.

\ Budget of Live Items from the Norih
state.
RALEIGH. X. c.. September IT, sle.
cial. Work ON lhe new cotton factory
10 be erected by stock company re-
Gently inaugurated here, will begin to-
morrow. The factory starts with q
capital stock of ~lO0,O0j. bat 30 is learn
cd to-day that the amount wall proba-
bly, be doubled, as there are several
parties already who wish % take large
additional blocks o. stock.
\ matter which has excited Rlleigh
for months past was to-day definitely
settlel. The Union depot has for years
been a source of modification 90 every
citiz n. and repeated efforts have been
made 20 have new building erected.
NOcOuceIt of actiOncOuld be~ecurei be-
tween the twOrailrCads. ticRIlei-h
CASTOR and Richmond aud Danyi.le. but
to-day The authorities of the latter met
here and passed resolutions agreeing TO
build 80 900 depot. The directors of
the Raleigh and CASTOR meet here to-
morrow TO act upon the matter. and
have already sigriied their intention
20 agree % the proposition. 80 that the
new depot for Raleigh is assured.
I'm view Of the great Indignation
caused by the recent iyuching at Nor
canton. Governor Fowler to-day issued
a proclamation chilling upOl the people
OF the State 90 froWn down up9n lynch
ing under all circumstances. and to
use every means in their power o. have
the parties engaged in lt detected and
prosecuted in court
DR.. Eugene GrCss0m. cX-supcrintond-
ent of the insane asylum. has issued
second edition of his pamphlet which
contains an important addendum.
Farmers throughout this section hav-
ing determined 90 build several ware
houses here for the storage Of their cot
ton, now have q plan ON foot 10 with
hold cotton from the market uatii tine
price shall go up sufficiently 60 afford
them a good and profitable margin.
This determination ON their part was
made known here tO--ay. and caused
much interest in cotton circles.
L0uisburg will open lis tobac 20 mar
ket tomorrow on an elaborate scale.
Two mammoth new warehouses Just
built there will have an opening sale.
ard it is reported that five hundred
wagon loads Of tobacco have already ar
rived there.
Prominent tobacco men from an over
the State passed through here 10 day
eH route 10 LOuisburg.
After hearing Of three days. at
Goldsboro. the jury ln the case Of G.. c.
Garner. charged with the murder Of B.
/. McKeel. IN Wayne county. Last June.
brought in verdict OF guilty last
night. The convicted mau was SEN
fenced 10 death
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BOSTON DARKIES
seeking Political Equality and social
Recognition.

~cciin. Political Equality and social
Recognition.
Boston. September ll.-About fifty
cel0red men met in the MeiOnaOu to-
dav. pursuant To a call, inviting. a con-
ference of leading cOlOred men Of the
State to assist in the organization Of a
movement to secure from the political
party of their aililiatiOn fair share of
It's responsibilities, opportunities and
h0nOrs.
William II. Dupree, of Boston, pre-
sided and Rev Joshua :. Bracket. of
Cambridge, addressed the meeting.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that they ask for no fayOrs withheld
from other citizens, or to which they
are not entitled. but they say: we
do ask for that civil aud political hOm-
ogenity which invades no mans pri-
valc social rights. but which does lie
40 the foundation Of national unity
We contend for the associations and
the contact with cur white brethren.
which elevate and do not degrade
either them or Us. The promoters Of
selfish and private interests at our ex
pelse, whether they be white or black
men. are our enemies.
we DO not believe that cur eriey-
ances can be cured by politics, and
while we urge the exercise of the right
of suffrage and all other rights. coui
ageously. firmly and discreetly.
we counsel against
entering politics for livelihood in lieu
of entering other fields OF industry.
I'VE emphasize the importance Of
acquiring homes. landed and personal
properly, and urge the necessity of ed
uc8tiOn.
Wealth and equipment. mental.
moral, and industrial, are the key to
the situation.
I'VE condemn the brutal outrages
committed upon our people at the
South, and we warn our cOuntrymen
that if the violence done 20 women and
children. the burning of schools and
churches, the destruction of houses and
the murder of defenseless and helpless
men. are not prevented by the strong
arm of the law. the patience, long suf-
fering and foIbearance characteristic
of our people will be goaded into hate
and a striking out i'll self defense
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DANVlLLE DOTS.

Death of Doran ttkins-Tobacco Breaks
Field Day for the Chatham Democracy.
DANvILLE. Va. September H.
Special. -Doran Atkins, the young
man who on Friday last fell through
the elevator recess in +. c. Venable s
tobacco factory. breaking and badly
lacerating his arm. died at an early
hour this morning. The doctors found
it necessary to amputate the injured
limb on Sunday. but this could not
save Atkins life, as he was internally
injured also.
4 refreshing rain this afternoon,
broke the expressing hot spell which
has been on for week past.
The leaf tobacco breaks yesterday and
to-day were very light, and consisted
principally Of old rehandled stock.
Yesterday was fine day for Democ-
racy at Chatham. Captain Mckinney
and the legislative candidates spoke.
Beverly a. Davis, one of the candidates,
covered himself with glory, and IT is
said. made the speech of the occasion.
4 very large crowd was in attendance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
LYNCHING IN WEST VIRGINIA
4 Ncgro Hung for IicinOus Crime.
ICnrrcspondence Of the Iimes.l

4 Negro Hung for a. IIcinOus Crime.
Correspondence of the Times.l
BLUEFIELD, w. VA. September 10
Great excitement prevailed in our city
yesterday over the lynching of negro
named Sam Garner. for an alleged at
tempt to ravish little white girl nine
years old. Garner had been tried be-
fore the Magistrate s Court and was
sentenced To the county Jail to
await the action Of the grand jury:
but the officers had gotten but
a short distance out of town
with the prisoner, WREN they were
overtaken by a mob of two hundred
men. who took possession Of the negro.
and with one end of a rope around his
neck and the other end over the limb
of white oak tree, they allowed him
few minutes TO pray. and then
launched him into eternity. After
hanging him, a shower Of several hun
dred bullets were fired into his body.
The poor creature plead hard for his
life, but the infuriated mob were deaf
to his plea for mercy, The negroes in
adjoining towns threaten revenge, and
il is feared that the end is not yet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
YESTERDAYS REPORTS FROM
THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

The Cruiser EaItimore's Splendid Work
EN-Sccretary whitney's Eepl, to secre-
tarN rracy's Irregular
fostoficc Appointees in Minnesota.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., September H.
Inc official report OF the trial board
that conducted the recent test trip of
the cruiser Baltimore has been received
at the Navy Department. 1t confirms
in every particular the published state
ment..
SECRETARY WHITNEY S REPLY TO sEC
RETARY TRACY.
Secretary Tracy received the follow
ing reply TO his telegram Of Yesterday
congratulating Secretary Whitney
on the remarkable performance of the
cruiser Baltimore
"Lenor, Mass. September l7.-Many
thanks for you kind dispatch. | have
felt certain the result would be satis-
factory, as do also that you VIII con-
tinue 10 raise the standard, and in your
time. register much higher results than
these. lSigned) w. c. WHITNEY. -
Lieutena Commander Sebrel has
been ordered to the Baltimore as ex-
ecutive officer.
IRREGULAR POsTOFFIcE APPOINTEEs.
The Civil Service Commission to-day
addressed a letter TO Postmaster An.
Kenny, at Minneapolis. Mimi, notify
ing him that number Of temporary
appointments recently made in that Of
flee, without regular examination, is
flfl - Il. 4.
As 10 the measure of blame that should
properly attach to the postmaster for
these Irregularities, the commission say
they will consider and report in the
future.
GOOD WORK Oh THE LIFE SAVING SER-
VICE.
From reports received at the life
saving service bureau, it appears that
between thirty and forty vessels were
wrecked in the vicinity Of the life
saving stations during the recent
storms. and all persons on board them
rescued by the crews. Reports from
all stations have not been received.
FOURTH-CLAss POsTMASTERs APPOINTED.
The following fourth-clsss postmas-
tors were appointed to-day. In North
Carolina George NJ. johnson. at Elf
William \. Coe. at Highlands William
a. Hollifeld. at Mica. In Nirginia-T.
Huggins. at Fitchetts James w. Hub
bard, at Woolwine; Robert 5. jenkins.
at Zuni.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Robert 8. Terrill, Of Massachusetts,,
a colored man, was to-day appointed
chief of division in the Fourth Auditors
Office by Secretary Window.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
4 Medley of News From the Cocksds
tity.

Medley Of News From the Cocksds
CITY.
PETERSBURG, Va. September H.
Special. The Central Committee OF
this. the Fourth Congressional district,
meets in this city tonight to take the
initial steps in campaign matters.
The Swift Creek Cotton Mills COM
menced operations this morning. Every
thing about the mills is now in first
class working order. There are about
ninety hands given employment at this
establishment.
William r. Mckinney, ESD, and
William T. McRae, ESD, Of this city,
made effective speeches Yesterday to
the Democrats Of Dnwiddie county.
Mr.. Mckinney also made a telling
speech 70 the executive committee OF
the county. The Democrats Of Din
widdie are fast becoming fully aroused
70 the importance OF the issues joined
in the present canvass, and it may be
safely predicted that a full Democratic
vote will be polled on the day of cleo
ton.
Mr j. w. OVERLY. Of Luuenburg.
continues desperately i'll at his home in
that county. Mr.. OVERLY is one of the
most de-ertedly popular men in this
sectisn Of the State. He was ut one
time treasurer Of his county, and also
is representative in the Legislature.
lie is also favorably spoken Of as the
Democratic nominee for the Legislature
this fall.
Mrs. Perry. the wife Of Judge Will
liam IL. Perry, OF Lunenburg, died in
that county day o. two ago.
The September term OF the Hastings
Court Will commence on Thursday
next. At this term Of the court the
trial Of Marks administrator against
tue Petersburg and Weldon Railroad
will be argued before Judge Bernard
on q demurrer 10 evidence. IL will
be remembered that this case
was partially tried at the July
term of the court, when the de-
fendant railroad company, as soon AS
the evidence on both sides hol been
given to the jury, demurred To the
same. and by agreement OF counsel on
both sides the argument upon the de.
murrer to the evidence was postponed
to the September term.
This suit Is brought by Mrs. Marks
administrator to recover 900 of the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Com-
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WEDDING IN LEXINGTON.

\ brilliant and Notable society Event.
LEXINGTON. Va. September IL
Special Grace Memorial Episcopal
church wgs~the scene of a brilliant
wedding this evening al > clock with
an immense select society audience
present TO witness the marriage of Mr.
Edward l.. Graham TO Miss Lulu Eoif
two shining lights i'm society. The
church was beautifully decorated with
all manner OF flowers. plants, wax
tapers. etc. Rev. X. j. McBryde with
Rev. Thomas l.. Preston conducted the
ceremony Me,srs. W. ). Hopkins.
Dr. W. l.. Bacon, b. b. Semmes and
Reed White were the ushers. w. A..
Glasgow. Jr. Of Finclste, was best
man, with Miss Nertie Jordan as
bridesmaid. Attendants were r.
$. Anderson and Miss Maggie Graham,
O.. ID. Letcher and Miss SIlIie Morrison.
Robert Bowyer. Of Lynchburg, and Miss
Lizzie Graham. Joseph Glasgow and
Miss Nina Bacon, Henry Holt, of Kan
sas. anl Miss Jennie Letcher, Lacy
Robinson and Miss Alice Pendeton. Ia
the order named they were followed by
the bride, blessed in whito silk. who.
with Miss Nertie Jordan, was met at
the chancel by the groom. Colonel
John B. Purcell, Of Richmond, gave
the bride away.
A reception followed at Mrs. job II.
Noore's. The bridal party left ria
Lynchburg for the North. The decOra-
ti0us, ceremony. audience. reception and
presents were brilliant and elegant. 1t
was the most notable social event that
has occurred here for years.
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pany for negligently running over aud
killing Mrs. Marks last May while she
was attempting to cross defendant ;
tracks at one Of the street crossings IN
this city.
1t is understood that there will be a
Republican newspaper published in
this city next week. Who is to be it's
editor, or what its name, has not been
ascertainei.
Itwill be of interest 10 know. that
while Southsids Virginia contains about
onethird of the area of the entire State,
there is thirty-ons per cent. Of the
white and forty-eight per cent. Of the
colored population within tha; section.
But one change has been made in the
postoflice at this point since General
Boiling took charge. and that one TO fill
a vacancy caused by the resignation of
one OF the old employees.
Major c. >. Stringfellow. of Rich
mond, is in the city to-day.