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PassoF Boyd rurni~hss Food for Gsssips
snd Also Two Labsi suits Insens~ Feel

PsssoF Boyd Furnl~hes Food for Gossips
snd Aaso Two Libsa suits Insenss Feel
tng.
NEWARK. N. H., Juns 10.
A Newark, N. j.. paper sscentiy stated
that John ID. Pediie, the millionaire trunk
manufactures. was Of iileRitimste birth.
Mr.. Paddae not only bsgAn libel
suit, but made an investigation,
which disclosed the fact that the
originator of the story WAS Rev. w. w.
Boyd of ths Peddie Memoraai church.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd admits that he told the
story 20 reporter, bat says the reporter
promised not 10 have the story Published
until later date. The editor OF the pa
per, however, disrsgarded the reporters
request and Published IL. Rev. Mr.. Boyd
now says that while the publication was
premature, the statement il true and hs
win stick to IL. Mr.. Peddie will doubtless
sue the minister for libel, as we'll ~ the
paper.
The matter has aroused q great social
sensation. II is the sequel Of another
and lesser scandal which has been mat
ter OF gdsaip for some time. namely. the
refusal OF the trustees Of the church TO
recognise Mr.. John Psddie In the chursh's
stAirs. The lsse en- Mayor and sx- Con-
gressman Thomas b. peddie founded the
church With an endowment OF $35O, 900.
When the church was re-dedicatsd re-
Gently, deeds Of the church were presented
TO the trustees by an adopted daughter VI
the late Mr.. Psddie. There was some sur
prise that John Psddie was ignored and o
family quarrel Was hintsd at. The publi-
cation OF the statement above referred to
followed.
Mr.. Peddie's friends assert that Rev. Mr.
Boyd is angry at Mr.. Peddie for failing to
carry out certain supposed intentions OF his
father IN regard 30 the ministers salary
aud osher incidsntals and that his resent
ment has led him into making
libsilous statement. The pas
tors friends. on the othar hand, declare
that he is man who would not say such
thing unless he had proof Of its truth,
Mr.. Psddie threatens TO drive the ministei
from the pulpit, and there are likely to be
sensational deyelOpmenfs.
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SIOUX CTTY. June 10.
Hogs -EsslmsssA rsesipss sa.sco; o1islaI yes.
terday. 1.ss7 MARKET sc higher bulk selling at
ss.sassgass Qaoasslsns Light and mixsd.
% csssss ~ s.tlmsssa mated ssssipss' 30 onoial yss.
and unchanged. ouotsflons Pat ssssrs. prime.
y. ssss. - 1910 = & = ysss ssss ssss 'sss s
ss ssas Y sS smsaian = sssd ssssss 3 ;laississ
ss n Z sssa ssss sass. .sssss ssess .
elTbsAaS o4nnsrs. 75c ~. Ens ys&xiinss, extra
ehofsa, e3 0ozt8.26: comrnon, 8Aa1a91s0o; tail
inRK 4R.o0a Ag9s haxis. ehoicss e4os8a.fs com.
naon; ~ Il $1,000 u seAa sAivs@ poor 70 ahoios'
seusA om.h~ 1--we sssak.
soUTn OxABA. Juno No.
Hogs Essfm~tsd receipts. 100; ofaelsl
yesterday, Atl0. ksxkst opsnsd 20 hishsx, sssi-
m = -. ss;sos fss:se. r...,nss asoc. oese,.i
sssssrssy s 400. Soc shlpmsnss' ID csrs. MaTsst
steady quality fair.
chacaao Awe sseak.
CHIcAoo. 5uns 10
Hogs ~Rsosapts ls.ooo. Mazkss aetive. arm
and hiRher Light. 9s~es@s.po; heavy packing
ana shappinas NTs@As5 -, -
~ssa ssssss @ ssosssss % and issasss
~ 40ags e0 Tpxans aQ 40 An0
shesp Reesipss. Sfoa MArkst stsany'
Muttonss sa7ssAse feeders -. y" aAz'''1
New xoNt Pseaaes. ~
Nmw YoAA. Juns 10
wha@a- -sssady sna qulss. 5aiy. sossGsoss; /;
Hsptenabexs eaa4@@0Ae.
tnrn~ ~ Wssk: No. I Al kegA2}ke.
Oats Weak western. R79trs. ....~..x. =.
E sss,ssss Sa ssa ssss ssss ssss hsssss .s.s
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a. unknnwn asursleresI.

DAMASCUS. Pa. June TO-
4 Some fisherman Who went 70 Big pond,
In the Sullivan county monhtains, o wild
and isolated spot, for fishing camp. found
the body OF an unknown man with
HIS head almoss severed from the
body. n was partly in the water
or the lake. The man had not been long
dead. Gashes In his Throat were covered
with a silk handkerchief, and thsrs we're
evidences Of struggle II the edge Of ths
pond. No wsapon with which the wounds
could have been inflicted was found. Is Il
believed the man was murdered. He was
we'll dressed and about 40 years of ago.
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The typographical Union Endorses the Hsili
as Originally introduced.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 10
Tho thiity -eighth annual session of the
international Typographical union con-
vened tn Atlanta, Ga, On Monday. The
most important action was the passing of
resolutions indorsing the Chsse-B -Breckin-
rigde International copyright bill and
directing the secretary 10 communicate
the same to the president Of the senate and
speaker OF ths house. The. resolutions
urge congress 20 pass the bin as originally
introduced, including the type-setting and
non-importaEion clause.
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All the Stable Boys on the
Wrecked Horse Train
Seriously Injured.
Railroad Officials Set the Massachu-
setts Law at Defiance by Issu-
ing New Bonds.
United States Soldiers Join the Chase
of the Dakota Train Robbers TO
Prevent Lynching.
Kansas clrr. Jane 10.

Kansas ofrr, Jane 10.
The remnant Of the wrecked Wabash
horse train did nct pull mp to the unload
ing place near the race course until !
o'clock this morning. In the osbooss next
TO the last car were eight wounded colored
men and boys, most Of them belonging 10
Chin a Morgan's stables. Scarcsiy one
escaped with less than broken leg. They
were oil removed 80 the hospital. The
stable most affected by ahe wreck 10 that
of j. Kellar, Of Cynthiana, Ky., Who, TO-
gether with bis son, perishsd. They had
Ave horses, every one of which was killed.
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ST. Louis. June 10
1t is announced that the Ohio d Missis-
sippi railroad win not restore the east
bound rate which should have taken effect
to-day, bat on the contrary viii make %
rate from 81. Louis to Cincinnati, with q
corresponding reduction TO all eastern
points.
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Fatal wreck.

HANNIBAL. June 10
A construction train coilided, with q
freight ON the St. Louis. Ksokuk 4 North
western railroad, twelve miles south Of
Hannibal, Mo-, and twelve cars wsEs
wrecked. fireman, Arthur Taylor and
Berry Nelson wore scaided TO death, and
number of other tEainmsn were hurt.
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win Kxaanins Cowlss.

MONTREAL, Que.. Juns 10.
A commission Of physicians will examine
into che condition Of Oowlss Tomorrow 70
ascertain IL hs il In ID condition 10 come
into court. II 30 the case Of Hales will
60 nj once TO the grand jury and II bill
10 found against him ne viii be tried at
mEn@
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Ph@vIDKMCK. h. IL June To-
The Oriental Mills company. Of Provi.
asncs, r. l., has assigned. Ths arm be-
cAme embarrassed month ago. There
are now unsecured debts Of *33s, 600. and
assets valued at &l34, 600.
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LONDON Junn 10.
The British bark Dsnapors, Capt. lid
marsh. from Middlsb0rough Tor Bahaia
Blanco, ID ashore a Cape corrints. The
captain and Eve Of the crew are lost. The
remainder Of the crew have arrived 1T
Buenos Ayres.
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SAVED by A SLAP.

Indiana white Caps Are Declared Not
Guilty by 9 washington Jury.
wAsMaaTox, June 10.
After dsIiberating for twelye hours, DUR
mig which tine part Of the members we're
for eonviotion, the jury 10 the White Cap
case al Washington, Ind, retained .
sealed verdict. When opened the men
we're found mot guilty" This verdict IL
greatly criticised by the pnblic. A dsplor-
able affair occurred at the close Of the ar
gumenis which evidently had much 20 do
with the result Of The jury's deliberations.
]. w. Ogden, who was assisting la the
prosecution. slapped Prosecution O. M.
Mears In the face a. the jury was retiring.
The trouble was the outsEowth Of disv
puss a. Go the manner in whish the com.
plant was drafted.
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CoEuMRus o.. june 10.
Everything il quist In the street ear
strike ut Colnmbus. o. Both sides are
apparently waiting for the other 70 make =
nose. Az allsmpt Is being made TO run
oars.
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OMAHA. June 10.
The commission Of the Methodist kpis-
copal church, Iii charge Of the location o.
the next general conference, has decided
to hold IL In Omaha soma time In lSsz.
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prrr3BuRa. Jnnel0.
Rev. @. A. Young, Mount Washington
clergyman who left his home late Satur-
day night 10 conduct services at Dehavsn,
pa. has not bean seen since. He waE mar
rid, 81 years Of ace, and no reason for his
mysterious disappearance can be assigned.
His friends fear he has met with foul play.
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wIIl Resign,

PRA0UK. June 10
II Is reported thaa Dr.. hisger, leader Of
the old Czechs and twenty other memB8Es
Of that party. will resign from the Boz
hsmian diet
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GMkEAups 1unN Nus
Al VIM. r. Harvey a Co. 'serain elevator
In Chicago two men we're smothered 70
death By grain which fell upon tbsm from
an adjoinipg BIN.
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MKw yoRK, June 10.
John Schmidt, John Kevin and Matthias
7. Pollak, al OF New York, started on q
Gshing trip on Canarisi bay last Saturday
and have not since been seen. II 10
snou0ns all three are drowned.
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TFeubls Over Ameriean Cattle

e0koRA, Mex. June 10
The proposed tax Of $i0 per head on
Mexiesn cattle is leading TO serious com
plieasions. The Mexican authorities re-
fuse TO allow American stockmen 20 return
cattle which stray into Mexico. and have
ordered al American cattle hereafter found
Hcross the line 10 be taken MP and sold
and American oattiemen are much alarmed.
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couxUu. BLurEs. Ia.. Juns 10.
Advicss from points covering the terri
tory flooded by the tremendous rains of
last week indicate that the damage 70
growing crops has been greatly over ssti-
mated.
Innumerable insects we're destroyed and
ID In fair 10 presume the beneficial effects
of the rain viii offset the damage done.
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NEW YomK, 1une ..
Broker George III. Pell, OF the Sixth
National bank wrscking fams, was sem
tsneed III the general sessions court 20 sm-
prisonment a hard labor for seven y7Ars
and an months In states prison.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-04-26
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon for wasco
County.
The Solicitors Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff.
VS.. James Booth. Mary Booth, W. F. Mcclure,
Sarah Ii. Mcclure. d. G. Alter, Ada Alter, Ralph
Rogers. Julia N. Rogers, Ur Embody, J. W. Tay-
lr, Daniel GridIey Z. E. Hall and John W. Fran
els, defendants.
To James Booth, Mary Booth, W. F. Mcclure,
Sarah Ii. Mcclure, j.. q. Alter, Ada After, Ralph
Rogers, Ju la N. Rogers, Uri Embody, J. w. Taylor
Danied Gridley, E. E. Ha and John w. Francis.
the above named defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon u and each
of you hereby required to be and appear in the
above named court and answer the complaint filed
against you by the above named plaintiff in the
bove entitled action, with ten days from the date
of tn. service of this summons upon ou, if the
SAME is served in Wasco county, Sare OF Oregon; if
the same is served upon you in any other county in
said state then within twenty days from the date of
the service Of the same upon you; and if the same
is served up'n you by publieati n then you are re-
quired to appear ami answer by the first day of the
term of SAL court following the expiration of the
time prescribed in the order for publication thereof
towit: by the 26th day OF May, 1880. And if You
fail SO to answer, judgment will be taken against
you for want thereof, and said plaintiff will apply to
the said court for the r, lief demanded in the said
complaint, which is for judgment again said de-
fendants. James Booth and Mary Booth, for $3.50
and interest $1,000 thereof at the of six per
cent per annum compounded semi annually at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum from July l, 1889;
and interest SO thereof from July l. 1885, $50
thereof from January l. 1885, and on $50 thereof
from July l. 1885, at the rate of eight per cent per
annunl, and for S20G attorneys fees apd costs and
disbursements; and for decree forever barring and
fOreclosing all Of said defendants of all interest in
the land hereinafter described and closing the
mortgage given by said James Booth and Mary
Booth to said plaintiff the 25th day of February,
1887, to secure the sums aforesaid upon those par
GELS of lan in Wasco county, State of Oregon known
and described the half and the east half of
the southwest quarter of section fifteen Q5). all of
section sixteen C6), the east half of section
teen % and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five (22) all in township
one Q north of range fourteen Q4) east W. NJ,
tanning 400 acres more less. And ordering said
nd sold and the proceeds thereof applied to the
payment to plaintiff Of the sums aforesaid and for
general relief.
The date of the order CT service by publication in
this suit is March 20, 189 c. b. UPTON,
March 20, 1890. Plaintiffs Attorney.
apr5 may17
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Ladies', and for the LADIES'.

A woman may not have an agreeable
disposition simply because she dresses
sweetly. Think of the sugar coated pill
and trsmb.e.
Nine. Patti has mace contract to
build at her castle of Craig y Nos, in
Wales, a winter garden covered with glass,
104 feet long and 70 feet wide, with
high curved rocf 45 feet high.
A piece of pink coral, Thirty feet long
and nine inches IN diameter at one end,
with branches projecting about four feet
On all sides, was recently obtained on the
coast of Japan. Its value in a prepared
state would be about $4,000.
1t is said that large portion of the
plumes worn by the ladies who attend the
bueen's drawing rooms are hired from a
shop which makes business OF renting
out plumes. The feathers are worth from
S. to $40, and the rent of them is $3.50
ior each occasion.
Two women were elected to the council
of Middlesex county, England, but the
council chairman declared that they could
neither be admitted nor excluded, because
the law was mute on the gentier sex, and,
as settling the point, the two women took
seats of their own accord in the council
chamber.
The wife of Count Wa!dersee, one CT
the mobiles who stands very high in the
estimation of Emperor William, is the
daughter of James Lee, once prominent
New York grocer. She is a beautiful
woman, and while travelling with her
father in Europe some years ago met and
msrred Prince Frederick, of Scheswig-
Holsteln. who was about fifty years her
senior. He lived but short time, and
later On she was married to her present
husband.
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
WascO County.
The Solicitors Loan and Trust Company, plaintiff,
vs.. James Booth, Mary Booth, W. +. Mcclure
Sarah H: Mcclure, d. G. Alter, Ada Alter, Ralph
Rogers Julia N. Rogers, Urn Embody j. w. Tay-
lor, DANIEL Gridley, E. E. Hall and John W. Fran
els, defendants.
To James Booth, Mary Booth, W. F. Mcclure
Sarah H; Mcclure D. G; Alter, Ada Alter, Ralph
Daniel Gridley, E. Hall, and John W. Francis,
the above named defendants:
In the name of the State Of Oregon you and each
OF you are hereby required to be and appear in the
above named court and answer the complaint filed
against you by the above named pIaintif, in the
above entitled action within ten days from the date
of the seryce of this summons upon you the same
is served in Wasco county, State of Oregon if the
same is served upon you in any other county in said
state, then within twenty days from the date
OF the service of the same upon you, and if the
is served upon you by publication then you are
quired to appear and answer by the first day of the
term of said court following the expiration of the
time prescribed in the order for publication thereof
so to answer judgment will be taken against you for
want thereof And said plaintiff will apply to the
said court for the relief demanded in said complaint
which is for judgment against said defendan s James
Booth and Mary Booth for $2l20 and interest IN
$1,000 thereof at the rate Of six per cent per annum
compounded semi annually at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from July lst 1859. and interest at
eight per cent. per annum on $50 thereof from JAM
1st, 1889, and on $50 thereof from July lst, 1882
aud for $500 attorneys fees and costs and disburse
ments. And for decree forever barring and fore
closing all of said defendants all interest in the
land hereinafter described, and forecosng the mort
gage given by said James Booth and Mary Booth to
said plaintiff on the 25th day of February, 1887 to
the sums aforesaid upon those parcels of land
in Wasco county, State Of Oregon, known and de.
scribed as the southwest quarter Of section four a.
the north half of section nine o. and the northwest
quarter of section seventeen QO, all in Township
one U, north of range fourteen QD east, w. NJ,
GAO acres more or less. And ordering
said lands sold and the proceeds thereof applied to
the payment to plaint.f Of the sums aforesaid and
for general relief.
The date of the order for service by publication in
this suit is March 80, 1850. c. b UPTON,
March 20, 1850. Plaintiffs Attorney
ap5mayl7
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NEW CITY BRIDGE.

TIME FOLLOWING RESOLUTION PASSED THE
i Council: 1t is hereby declared that notice be
iyen inviting sealed proposals for the construction
of good and substantial bridge Mill Creek
Ninth street. Each proposal to he accompanied
with plans, specifications and diagrams. That said
notice he given by publication in the TINES Noun
TAISEER and Rasco Sun, newspapers in Dailes City,
That said proposals be filed with the recorder on
before April 10Th 1890, and that after award shall
have been made, the contractor to be required to
enter into written contract and good and
sufficient bond to the city in doub the amount Of
his prop ,sal.
By order CT the Common ,nncil of Dalles CITY.
GEO. H. KNAGGS,
aD5aDl0 Clerk
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs. Or

April II, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the register and receiver
othe U. S. lanI Office at The Dalles, Or, June
Is, 1890, viz:
John Ryan,
Hid 1885 for the u NV u and SW II NV u Sec
80, Tp1 r 14E.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, VIZ:
J.mes Benson, Joel g. Koontz, W. H. Williams,
Geo. Patterson, all OF The Dailes, Or.
Any person who desires to protest against the J.
lowance of such proof, or W no knows of any sub
stania reason. under the law and the regulations Of
the interior department. why such proof should not
be allowed. will be given an opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place to cross-eXamine The
witnesses of said claimantnd to offer evidence in
buttal of that submitted l.y claimant.
aL19 JOHN W. LEWIS. Register.
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Land Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT TIE DALLEs, OREGON

LAND OFFICE AT TIE DALLEs, OREGON,
April 2, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on May II, 1880, viz:
James iiuriingame,
D S $3.50, for the NEA SWI4, M SEL4, and SEl4 Of
SEA, Sec "a, TP 4 5, Il 12E.
He the following witnesses to provo bis
continuous residence upon cultivation CT, said
land viz
Eugene Damou-s, G. w. Lucas, J. NJ. Leiford, AL
bert Savage, all of Warnic, Or.
Any person who desires to protest against the al
lowance of such proof, or who knows OF any sub
statia reason under the law and the regulations of
the interior Department, wby such proof should not
mentioned time and place to examine the wit
of said claimant and to offer evidence in re-
buttil of that submitted by claimant.
ap5 +. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At THE DALLFs, Or,

LAND OFFICE At THE DALLFs. Or,
Apri. =, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to mike final
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Register and Receiver at The
Dalles, Or. on May II, 1880, VIZ:
Eugene Dameurs,
d 64O2, for tn SWA, Sec 6, TIP 5 S, r I2E.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
lana, viz:
James Burlingame, G. ". Lucas, j. NJ. Ledford
Albert Savage ali OF WarIiic, Or.
Any per on who desires to protest against the al
low ,nce of such proof, who knows of any sub
stantia n under the law and the regulations of
the Interior Department why such proof should not
be allowed will be given opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to rossexamne tine wit
of said claimant, and to offer evidence in re-
butta of that submitted by claimant.
apl5 F. A. MCDONALD, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

March Is, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said prof
will made before the register and receiver at The
Daies, Oregon, april 20, 1890. viz:
Daniel -, IaddanIaB.
DS q IS for the SWA NE4 Wa sand Sci SCI Sec Is
TIP 2 SR14E
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
cotii uous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz:
Eel janIin Rotbway, William Robinson, Oliver
Bour ;ni!, Joseph R>.inson all Of Dufur, Or.
F. A. MCDONALD, Register.
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Sale Ct Unclaimed Go ds on Account ol
Advances, St9rlgp, Exc.

NCTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
IN following articles described in the schedule
hereto annexed, being property stored for year
aid ever, and remaining unclaimed, will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the 26:h day of April, A. D. 1890, COM
mencirg at the hour Of 10 O'Clock m, at Moody's
Storage and Forwarding Warehouse Second street,
The Dales, Oregon.
Only 20 much of each parcel or lot thereof will be
sold Ill satisfy all charges against the same for
advances, storage and other necessary expenses:
SCHEDULE.
Mrs. Charles Parker, crgan and stool; James
Ba' nes, table; Charles Klein roll bedding; " S.
Conks, set harness. Halstead & Hingsnaw, pack
ages hardware; S. B. Hendric, concentrators; n.
Stelling, plows; Ii. Kroe5be, l plow and drill;
J. l.. Thompson, packages sawed fellows; J. NJ.
Noiin, header wheel. Clarence Barnett, 1 case mer
chandise; j. W. Johnston, l merchandise; Z.
Hayten, l bundle MANILA paper; John Lentitz,
butter box, N. P. Wheat, box mel eichandise; John
KOring, pump and fixtures.
e. f. MOODY,
Storage and For ware ing Merchant.
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