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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25
What Must be Done.

The postponement of the force bill practi-
cally diSposes of the closure res olution. II
is triumph for free speech. 1t was the
deliberate purpose of the republican mana.
gers to take up the force bill so
late that the opposition, exhausted by
an already long session and the midsum mer
heat, might not be willing or able to make
long resistance. They found, however, that
it was not question of endurance with the
opposition, but one of principle, and that it
would not yield IN the least, even under the
threat of prolonging the session indefinitely.
The democrats knew that public sentiment
was with them. The people were
against the bill Boss Quay saw
this. He knew it would be suicidal to oppose
the peoples will
The bill threatened to disturb the harmony
of his party. Notwithstanding the fact that
1t was in n1oribund condition, it still con-
tinued to cause discord. And here is where
Senator Quay's political shrewdness showed
itself. He made himself the agent for car
rying out the peoples wish with regard to
the bill. He instituted the proceedings by
which it was laid TO rest. To prevent it from
being resurrected the people must do their
part-they must give it its death blow at
the November elections
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25
Germans Fine Hand.
From the Hartford Times CDem

From the Hartford Times CDemD
The force bill goes over to another session
next December. And nov, how bad the plotter,
feel toward the sixteen republican senator's
who oppose it, can oily be guessed But even
Quay doesn't get all the worst Of the blame
The New York Tribune and its sort feel some
how as II enator German, dem, had had some
influence IN bringing about this result, but as 70
HIM they are Ike the Dutchman's profane boy.
whose father remarked, Vow vips you agin
because you tt3tks py tam
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

In England the precautions employed by
railroads TO secure the safety Of thar en-
ployes are greater than in the United Sta az.
The figures snow this. There were last year
in the United States among trainmsn one
death for every III men, and one injury for
every twelve employed. In England the
corresponding figures are oae tr amman
killed out Of 329, and one injured out Of
thirty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

Rum.rsvolutiona and rebellion are the cause
of trouble in Hayti, San Dom lingo, South
and Central America just now. The two
first named countries are liable to have
war about unpaid customs duties on rum,
the people of Chill and the Argentine
Republic are rebelling against their gov
ernments and the spirit of revolution runs
rampant from Costa Rica 10 Mexico in
Central America. Wars shrill alarm keeps
sounding all the time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

There has been an enormous increase re-
Gently ia the worlds stock Of diamonds Ia
1916 the output was about 5000 carats
last year II was over 100000, and the
combine which ntrois ali The principal
mines asser's that u bas 100000 more
eHfnts ~ sight" fhe demand flr sparklers
"a lneTsased, TOO, This and the monopoly
"D'eh controls the market keep prices W.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

il takes rascal % catch rascal. The
clergyman who wrote letter 60 Boss Quay
representing hinselfas d liquor dealer with
the purpose u trapping him on tbs 'pr5h b
bhion question, shogd have remembered
this Quay saw through tie Trick 81 once
end made non-cDmmit al reply.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25
4 yaoistaka. but it was an unintenti

a mistake. but it was an unintentional
-. -sv-1 a woman's life in Jersey City the
otner day. Miss lilly Conner went 10 the
cupboard, clutc ed bottle Of varnish and
swallowed the contents. She had intended
10 drink from a bottle Of poison which
would have killed her, and the varnish
made her so sick that sac was glad 10 get
wall
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25
CURRENT COMMENT,
philadelphia's DRAWBACK.
From the Philadelphia Times dndJ.

AS long as the people of Philadelphia elect
thirdclass mayors, third-class councilmen
third-class congressman and third-class legis.
lators' just so long will Philadelphia remain a
third class CITY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

Pool selling on the amount of money
that will be dropped into the contribution
box on Sunday, as practiced on the ocean
steamers, is. as Sam Jones would say, Civ
ing the devil mortgage on a mans saliva
ffoh
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

The women worker of the United States
compose a great army. There are 5000, 900
of them in the United States, according b
Mrs. Helen Campbell. The wages
paid to women is quite low, averaging in
different communities from s4.05 per week
IN Atlanta to'S6.96 in san Francisco. The
fact ry system is mainly responsible for
the large number Of women workers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25

Ma sTAYLArG- Really, I must hs going
must eay those saddesf words ever spoken
gpst-bT
Miss Laura You might say spuieihing saadsr
ipsn tagt fou might say aH fsp0s. - fefrs
HAstg Efgfsss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-25
TERRIBLE ATTACKS.

ALAMosA, Col, Jan. $50.
My wife was troubled with nervousness
about one year before she TOOK Pastor koe-
nig's Nerve Tonic, and at that time had very
Sc ere attacks of spasms, convulsions, and
pains in different parts of the body. When
IN this state her lower jaws would act Tlo-
lently and set sometimes, bite her tongue,
q breathe heavily, then short, then seemed TO
stop entirely, get wild look in her eyes an9
rolling arsund, then stop sometimes, it woulo
take men to hold her in bed, otherwise ner
body would cramp and be so for hours: ehe
took but two bottles of the Nerve Ionlo
which cured her entirely of all these tormen,s
which myself and wife gladly testify, II truly
had the desired effect.
D. s. McGILLE.
Our Pamphlet for sufferers OF nervous
diseases viii be sent free to any address,
and poor patients can also obtain this lned-
icine free of charge from us.
This remedy has been prepared by the rs
verned Pastor K6nig, Of Fort Wayne, ING;
for the past ten years, and is now prepared
under his direction by the
KoEMlc MEDIOCRE CO.,
so W. Madison, cor. Clin tor St., CHICAGO, Lis
SOLD BY D3QG GlSIS.
Price 81 per Bottle. Bottles lot Pos
IIPPMAN BROS, Agents. Savannah Ga.
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number of ladies whose gowns bava 'h ~
ruined by the disinfecting process at tha
frontier. ~ VIC
IN the opinion of every old farmers wife in
Ne" England writes correspondent from the
east, George Gould's shooting of the irnnenso
American eagle, about which such glowing ar
counts have been written. will bring him hod
luck for the remainder of his life-unless in his
case. the rule goes by contgaries" as dreams
sometimes DO. All over yankeeland il is a mat
Ter OF absolute talth that che man who kills the
blrd OF freedom Is doomed to misfortune Won
may shoot golden eagle as often as Won oct a
Gnanc-' nut the American eagle must be spared
l write teelingly upon this subject for vTban 7
was IS years old ] killed a SPLENDID shecjrnar
myself. he allghted on the top of a TAN deaC
pine, the hau Of hen hawks with their nrs,,
ana ben aath which | was watching for one =
the poultry thieves, concealed by a hover ~
sprucs bougns. He seemed TO me at first In he
a gigantic ha"k' but / soon perceived his true
n,'.lle' nt II nlAde me 50 nervous that IT was
Impossible u taSe aim. Several minutes elansed
Dstore could LIT the gun When did FIR, the
shet merely broke one Of his wings He feli 10
the ground. and, as the American bird ou0ht
70 De, ne c. ana unconQuerable he attaeked M
az once, and II was only AZ er a hard strI yola
mat stunned him BY clubbing him With ny
gun. tie measured ~ feet from vim, 10 VIM
on may CINE the pride with which luggsd
lhs shllanl BIRD bone Bus my pride got a
quick fah- An old great aunt was waiting A.
my fatners house. Lifting % her horror
slficaSh habds a. soon as she knew what 1 had
ppur' soc exclaimed. What Killed the Amer.
can eagle You viii never prosper No rnaa
~ ~, proper WHO has tilled the bird u free
9pm. IN my c4se the prophecy mas GONE
true after fashion How vii ID De Mqts
t, se3,se "opiai pe1 be possibly have any tae
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate. Of A.
J. Campbell, deceased, late of Bolinger
County, Missouri, have been granted to
the undersigned Wilson Warmer by the
Probate Court of said county Of Boiling
-er hearing date the l4th day Of January,
1890.
Al persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance within one year after the
date of said letters or they may be pre-
cluled from any benefit Of said estate,
and if such claims be not exhibited with
in two years from the time of the publ
cation Of this notice they will be forever
barred HILSON WARMER,
9-43 Executor.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06

The objects Of the f & L. U.
is not to oppress and crush out,
but to relive and elevate the
oppressed, and that is why we
take up the chorus and help to
sing their praises. Money is a
great power, but the money
holders must not forget that the
people are a great power too.
They only want equal rights
and justice, aud by the eternal
we trust they may never cease
work until free America is free,
indeed, not only in word but in
truth -Vindicator.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
County Court Proceedings.
FEBRUARY ADJOURNED TERM.

All judges present.
J. NJ. Finney allowed $21,4O
for lumber furnished roads.
10 S1:10O miles of st. l. |. M.
& s. Ry. assessed at $4,000 per
mile ordered to be raised to
$500 per mile, and the depot
and yard at Glen Allen raised
from $3.50 to 5000. Water tank
assessed correct at 5000. Lutes.
vile depot assessed at $500.
Ordered that the G. G. T. ).
Ry.' be assessed at $4,000 pei
mile. Depot at Sturdivant as.
sessed $3.50. Section house Il,
same place assessed at 5000.
Brownwood branch asse'd. a,
5000 per mile. Depot at Zalma
assessed at 5000,
Ordered that the Collector pay
to several parties the costs IN
the case Of the State vs.. 7, j
Moss amounting to $50. 50, to b.
paid out Of the several fuds
against which said cost stand,
charged.
Ordered that the Collectors
se'tlement..be continued to April
the 20. 1890.
Order TO forecloso schoo
fund bond Of II. w.. Eaker In tn,
sum Of 1925.
Assessment hooks Of Aiber
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
Notice of Publication.

z AND OFFICE at lronton, Missouri.
fehuary Fl, 1890. Notice is hereby
gwen that the following named settler
has file;. notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the
Judge Of the Circuit Court or in his ah-
cence, the Clerk of said Court, at Marble
Hill, Boilinycr county. Mo, on Thursday
April 10Th, 1880. viz: .>m
Minis Deck, Hl entry No. 6955 for
the east half of lot 3 Of the northeast
quarter of section 5, township 20, range
8 cast.
lie names tn" followthy Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultvating of, said land, viz:
Alfred Shell, Henry Shell, Jesse Shell
and Jacob Hahn, all Of Lutcsyille p. O.,
Boll.nger county, Mo.
9-42 JABnB ". AXE, Rcyirter.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
LUTESVl7LE LOCALS.
Mrs. Hunt is very sick.

j. w. Hahn is home on a visit.
Mrs. Collins is still very sick,
I. Murry of Marquand spent
Sunday here. .....4
Miss r. G. Boice is confied to
her bed with a fever.
Born. on the 2%nd ult., to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Warren, a girl.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Johnson died on the 2lst ult.
Or. A. j. Mayiield moved in
60 D, w. Lutes' dwelling house
Monday.
Mrs. Granville Smith of De.
Soto is visiting relatives here
this week.
Robert Hatcher who has been
working st Brownwood, lis home
on a visit.
Jessie Robertson, who has
been studying telegraphy at
Morley is home on a visit.
DR.. Z p. Biygs arrived here
Saturday from Kentucky. The
Dr.. will make his home here.
G. w. Meyers left the first OF
the week for Bollinger Mills, to
teach a summer term of school.
Mr.. S. Slaybaugh, we are sor-
ry TO say, is laying very low
with rheumatism of the heart
Our public school closes this
week. The scholars will give
an entertainment Friday even.
ing, at the schoolhouse.
Mrs. Orlander Morris of De
Soto arrived here Sunday on her
way to Greenbrier, to visit hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Green
Mrs. Levi Edwards of Ind
arrived here Friday with he1
family on her way tc
Greenbl'ier, where her husband
is located.
The public examination Of
the school here commences
Thursday and will last till Fri
day noon. A cordial invitator
is extended to all.
Mrs. Young and her sor
Robert and his family and }. H
Young left for Poplar Bluff las
week, where they will make
ther home in the future.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06

Doycar own observing, think
ing and figuring. Ifgood mutton
pays better than wheat, rails Ii,
if spliI.g lambs pay better than
beef steers raise them, if it pays
better to sell corn inside the
hogs hide. feed hogs. if two
acres of grass will keep a COW
and she will produce 300 lbs. of
butter a year seed down to per-
manent pasture: but at oil events
thlnk.-Rurat World.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
llERIFF'S SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGE.

FUND MORTGAGE.
Wur,r,,f w n Williams Nancy Will
1;,mn m"S hn,ar;o. w l,i,,ns | anJ |EI;1,ha,b N H.
i;Sn' "s a., h'e,Ca ,,,a;s 'a;n ,,,ne dssJ with
", 'nws, - s,in Ia0 d,teJ M ,he ,nnJ day NJ Dscem-
,esh z say ud o.duI IN nnnl ~ At ,aae
I,s Il, ,h. ,hs recnr,lars ott;re of Holrin ier
orr Sour,, M;ssonr; cnnveved al Of ,i,rir rirIt
, Ta .,u nt',sast ~ arl ~ ths M fr,,nw;no de,
sa,,,ai INV .,oI as,,.a ~. .;,r,,.I in noIn aer
,orn,,, Af;asorr; t,.u;,.
ooS.y' NJ ] "nr,Laast ,r,r,er ,f tho sou.heast
~ "tC nI ,h. saa''.h.,,s, a on,rter of thr
sn",he,s, ,e w nu,rter rte of sfrt;nn six,ecn (,6).
,ownsL;,, ,w,.r,v.r;,,. f,ol nnr,h rorce nine
n"nsa'p N ,"In "',,I ,;rrh,, wv. ,o,..
", e"S.' No''''. my; 49,, ,n,I;,;,, however.
u l'f ~ ~ t..' .,;1 p.;,o;,,Ia ond secur;tes
nay M .nG sd say .rn," ,",p pn or ~ cause 70 he
s"'S!' w.; ~; ""u ,0'{ {r,ad ry, r,nnev and
n>. tHe salu sun, u. Doa.u"Iu ooorr m th tenor
an ''e rse'eS' ;S eHs'e, pn,S I0V w.. ,n .nJ i
anu e'leo' y, saiu ur,n n, n.sd s". .hnnid become
lhe' case salo n'o' NeSo sLo,Ji J i,a nods ~
yo'o' any .". ,;I 9I'"", @ 81 ,,b b,rrowed NJ nv ey
the paymen. o, sala sum o' Do,.oWiu ,bsreof % -
9, 'ne ,,,ss, ,he.,o ~ u,ld "' ss5sralv become
."e ul'I "nen loo norGinn snU to the ;enor and
lug % any. pyS'1 MA ,I,t hen ,he then 1ct;ns
ch:e ceo: =. r"i a. p,,;nnsr ] "nuntv ,rrso;d shonld
2SS',n 22:nS;hnu, " ,nv % sn;t M said Morage Decd
L"l.hoa' a"y I"'s VI rhl;n j" auct;en 10 tha
;oest P;uIee ,;ddsr ID M for,. ~ ish in hand the prop
seS. NY, ,,-srs;n u conve,ed and mor,cooed. frs,
cry .ne.en e1syJu uvs "In puhlc c no,ce Of the
sn's sn, srms mo 9rd Ma ec Of sole by publication
uhe' .e'.,.s anu ,aeS y; sa. u; uy p;d nomn,v
~ so,,e "I",po r ,bs nr,ceeIs nf said sale to nav
the cost attending such sale, and then the
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
. -
s. Perkins received.

s. Perkins received.
Order to allow A. S. Perkins
S696.42 for 1880, less 5000 paid
heretofore. Balance due by
Co. Sl4S 81. Balance due by
State $34S.21.
Judges allowed $40 each.
A few changes of erroneous
assessments.
James Seabaugh allowed $2.65
for stationery necessary in the
office.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
Tuesday, March II, 1890,
Special Execution for Delin.
quent Taxes.
State of Missouri, County of Boil
linger, In the circuit court.

State of Missouri, County of Boil
linger, In the circuit court.
BY virtue and authority ofa special
execution issued from the Office Of the
CLERK Of the circuit court Of the county Of
Bo!lingcr, State of Missouri. returnable
to the March term, 1890, of said court
and to mt directed in favor of James
Seabaugh, collector, and against James
Jackson, have levied upon and seized
the property herein described, charged
with the lien Of the debt on which the
action is founded which property is de-
scribed as follows.
l2l acres and 56-lG0, lot and Of thc
southwest quarter OF section 6, township
26, ranges east.
And | will on
Tuesday Mach II, 1870,
At the courthouse door in the town If
Marble Hill, Bollinger county, Missouri,
between the hours or9 O'clock III thr
forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the afte noon
Of that day, sell said real estate al public
auction, for cash in hand, for the purp-
ose of satisfying said execution ana COSTS
John Uuskey, Sheriff.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
Special Execution for Delin'
l. q!usnt Taxes.
Stoto oF Missouri Comfy of Rol
GttGC VI 1H1NNVV7'3 VI 17of
finger, in the circuit court. Y


linger, in the circuit court.
Bv virtue and authority Of special
execution Issued from the. Office Of the
cl ERIK of the circuit court Of the county
of Nulinger, State Of Missouri, returnable
ID the march term, 1880, OF said court
and to me DIRECTED in favor ofJaincs,Sea-
bsugh, collector,and against Samuel De-
lahey. lhave levied upon and seized the
property herein described, charged with
the lien of the debt on which the action Ia
founded. which property Is described as
follows, -.
Tract No. /, 80 acres the northeast
quarter Of the south sast quarter aud the
southeast quarter Of the northeast qus-tcr
Of section 80, township ~, range 8 east.
Tract No. 2. 1876 acres the west Malt
Of the so uthwest quarter and the south
half Of tho northwest quarter 0f section
Se, township %, range 8 east.
And Twill on ~.
Wednesday, March II, 1850,
al the courthouse door IL tho town ol
Marble liill, Bollingcr county Missouri
between tho no, RS of0 O'Clock an ths
forenoon and s o'clock In the aiternoou
Of that day, sell said real estate u publis
auc,ior, f,r cAsh In hand, for tho purrue,
Of satisfying said execution and e0wta. \
John Husksy, Sheriff.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06

man with a host of friends;, Mr.
Y, has a good farm that de.
mands his attention, hence he
goes.
The meeting Saturday to
further consider the question of
a fruit cannery, at This place,
was adjourned to tIie 18th inst.
Owing to the continuous rains
and resulting high water the
canvassers for subscription were
unable to thoroughly canvass
the territory to which they were
assigned.
Four.hundred and ten dol
lars was subscribed in Lules-
Vile. MIR. Bair of Thornburgh
f. and L. U. secured $3.50. 9th
er canvasers could not work
their territory.
The following named per-
sons were issued marriage H.
cense during the month Of Feb.
ruary:
{ Allison S. Mourie,
Maneroa s. Philips.
! VIM. H. Snder,
Sarah A. Miller.
John H. Nelson,
Amanda E. Revelle.
! Charles Dupont,
Jane McClasky.
James Bradshaw,
Margaret L. Hawks.
Thos. H. Cooper,
Lizzie Whitener.
{ Jas. w. Wallace,
Parmelia j. Hill.
{ Jacob w. Mansfield,
| Emma Stamm.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
Special Execution for Delin-
quent Taxes.
State of Missouri, County of Bol
lin,rnr In thn .irruit cnnrf

State OF Missouri, County OF Dol
linger In the circuit ceurt. =
By rirtue sud ,rfhority of a special
execution issued from the office of the
clerk of the circuit court of the county Of
Bolinger, State of Missouri, returnab'e
to the March term. 1890 Of said court and
to M directed. in favor If James Seabugh,
collector, and against +. NJ. Smith, L
have levied upon and seized the property.
herein described, charged with the lien Of.
the debt on which the action is founded,
which property is described as follows.
1GO acres the west halt of the northeast
quarter and the east halF Of the north. :,
west quarter Of section ~; township 29,
range 8 east.
And will or '-
Tuesday March II, 1895, -
At the courthouse door in the town OF
Marble Hill, Bolinger county, Missouri
between the hours OF 8 o'clock in tal fore
noon and $ o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day sell said real estate 1t public
auction. for casi, in hand, fo' the purpose
Of satisfying said execution and costs.
John t1uskey, Sheriff.
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL;

week.
Farmers, go'to Bohnsack' 1
for bargains in plows.
;-R. Drum...visited St. Louis
last..Monday. =.
August Bohnsack will sell
you pocket,knife from a nick
81, up.
One of the rawest mornings
OF the season was last Friday
morning.
Ladies, go to Kings for
your white goods, if you want
bargains.
WIN. Bea, d has moved his
barber shop back to the ord
Stand.
--.Thespublic school building
at Potosi was burned to the
ground on the Dist ult.
-Aagust Bohnsack has Just
received.a new stock Of general
hardware.
If you want to.tlade "hosses,,.'
ctme to Marble Hill next week
and you can be accommodated
When no len 9Th of time is
specified pay locals swill remain
in until ordered out.
Wilson Snider, who has
been :artirg as extra telegraph
operator at Motley, is In towIl
this week.
Ladies, a beautiful line of
embloideries is being sold
cheap at W. s. Kings, Lutes-
vile.
-Eph Ratler of Frederick
town arrived here, last Friday,
on a visit to his mother-in law,
Mrs. Sandy.
Preaching at the Christian
Church by Elder Robinson on
Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night following.
Quit paying high prices for
Coal Oil. and 60 to w. s. Kings,
Lutesville, where yon CAN pur,
chase the best for only fifteen
cents a gallon.
Eli Deck comes to the front
with seven ewes which have
dropped each two lambs, in the
last 30 days. Let us hear from
some other county.
SCRAP-IKoN.-Mayion Lutes
wants your scrap-iron, such as
wraught iron and castings. and
for which he will pay 35 cents a
hundred in blaeksnil thing, or 30
cents a hunred in cash.
If Won want to subscribe for
a paper which has stayed with
the people Of Bollinger county
longest, come in and place youl
name with the army OF the
PREss's subscribers.
If you find a pencil cross on
your paper, you may kno"
that your time is about out
and that, without instructions
to the contrary,you paper vii
BE- discontinued when the time
Dai,l for shall have expired.
The space of most of "ul
exchanges, for this week was
taken up with county Financla
report. Good reading for tht
people of the county where. it Il
tuollshed, but not worth e
10 CLEAN news from to tell othel
folks.
The best coffee ever sold II
Bollinger county is McLaugh
lin's four ex (XXXN) Roas
Coffee, There is only one place
where you can hny this coffee
at twenty five cents per. pound
and that is at w. Kings, L'ltes
Vile. Try it and be convinced
Rev. Noble will commence
a series of lectures upon tn
distinctive docuins of the Geh
eral Baptist. at Lutesviile, OF
next Sunday, aud continuing
same throughout lbe evening
of the week at lie Christial
Church in Marble Mill.
If you want'slaple OF Fan
cy Groceries, Confeclions, Fol
eirn or Domestic Fruits, etc
and think you can't get then
tits side of St. Louis, just cal
at the Famous Restaurant an
The proprietor will show yo
what you want right on hl
slelvs.
Squire Bowman =! had oro1%gn
before him. on Tuesday. Wn
Sheer. charged with assault a. az
ON one Barbary Brigman. IN
Jnstice scented 10 think tina
there wa, considerable prove
cation oi both sides, and !
Sheer of with ~ and cost
Il ap,,svy that Barbary dalre
a,d William hit her with
Marble Hill press., 1890-03-06
Special Execution for Delin-
uuent Taxes.


State of Missouri, County of Bollinger,
In the Circuit Court.
BY virtue and authority Of a SPECIAL
execution issued from the office of the
clerk Of the circuit court of the county of
Bollinger, State of Missouri, returnable
to The March term, 1890, of said court and
to me directed in favor Of James Sea-
baugh, collector, and against Synthia
1Rambo,' have levied upon and seized
the properly herein described, charged
with the lien Of the debt on which the
action is founded, which property is de-
scribed as folluws.
30 acres the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter, section
Is, tosnship 80, range east.
And will ON
Tuesday, March II, 1890,
At the courthouse door in the town OF
Malble Hill, Bolinger county, Missouri
between the hours of $ o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of
tina: day, sell said real estate at public
auction, for cash in hand, for the purpose
Of satisfying said execution and costs.
John Huskey, Sheriff.