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LEXINGTON, May s-An average of SAL
was realized at Bruce 4 Kidd's thoroughbred
sale here to-day for hfty-seven head, tho total
being s25.155.
The crowd was large. and at times bidding
was brisk. The best sales follow:
iearlinEs-Bhy colt by King Alfonso, dam Ursulne
Nun NJ. Young. Lexington, s Is
bay colt by JiS johnson, dam Brandoline Holloway
Bros, hicAOlasyiile. ny $500
Bay colt by Long. elbow. dam Useful; william Easton,
New York, 81 tUI
BAY my, by Iongfeliow: dam imported Specie; l..
and q. htraus Lexington. So
:, lay MY by lonStsnow, dam Rosemary. Sterrett L
Power, san Angelo Texas D.
hrown colt BY Long, Glow, dam Maggie B.; f. b.
Harper Midway Ky. $50
cray cot, by Iimsar dam Miss Ausne, Lee Stead.
man Lexington SIi"b
Young 500
hay col. by imp RossinSton dam Virginia; William
EastOn. $1,000.
Chestnut colt. by imported Ro<sIngton dam Etha; s.
A BRugInan. stanford. ny Sl-n
Bay colt by falsetto dam Speed. Sterret 4 Fowler
SAE
Bay colt by Harry o'FaIon, dam Blomida; II.
SimOnhS 81 ~.
BROOD mares and horses in training;
HCh"stnut marc, by Eolus 0am Calash; J. B. Shipp
Midway ny. rI6jo
Chestnut mare. by Ten BroecS dam Naphtha; z.
RAI,ey Midway. $50
nay mare. Ly Ten Gr1ecS dam Magnolia Clark. s. r.
CrumhauHh IOpkinsville XIV $3.50
Brown mare by l.ehps, dam Belle of Mount Zoah. T.
Leigh LeNing on S,.'
Chestnut MY bE owhat'an, dam imported In,er.
cauld ). IreRry. Lexington. 500
Chestnut nny. by Spendtnritt, dam Maude West; W.
i, keegan. Newton county Missouri, g~tl
Ray horse hy Alan rnlerlun dam Sour Heart; VIM
DOnahue, Frankfort ny. 500
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Maid 10 to Little Barefoot and Tom KeArnG l2 to !;
Monte cristo Is to L: Teddngton 20 to u Affair ny,


Should the weather become warm and
bright to-day, Linden will have good track
for it's races. A glance at the entry list will
chow followers OF form that some good sport is
promised, with a chance to win some money
II they invest it with care. Dalsyrian, on
his last race with Blue Rock two days
ago, looks like good thing In the opening
event, and Rancocas may run second, Diablo
and Belinda may do to support for the third,
but King Crab and Duplicity are not to 10
passed by carelessly. Monsoon should win
the fourth If he starts, and Puzzle may run
second. Gloster and Young Duke may do for
THnninG on he, own account. Nina W. and
illl' and race for two year to close ut tho
trnck at noon to-day. was substituted
This Is the programme:
FIRST RAco-rurse s5on Of which 500 to second
Doctor no; lssagnena my IS; ofa.ce i05 Equality,
second RsSSHbid not MI and The roiiowrnT to eoso
o to Sd So To Sd uF ST Two o
maaenS TlISwed pounds beaten Siiowed ~
Third RaosfTso handicap for all ages; purse $50
GO Stockton Di ug bu l S'sF feow n %i
sf . .NS9 second
rn dhd LG ar. sFARS ,, sy GES horn F
g. iat,.TTG9d q Thai Rows. IS; Monsoon iis
Fttn sGedFr,s we..r hHndicap 70, al ages purse
G Go's5 iGS siamOSri i@ B barnes iG; GS%sn
'S " F' Of wbss v,
Rosa dIeH Snn Atwood N29 5s SI9
10 10 Red Elm in; Express g Lmnirs ~ Chairman
Mssh Me =; Blessed 10, Queen Of ElaSstn, III;
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Offices:
NEWS FROM the HORSE WORLD.

Robespierse. since winning his three recent
races, has become iavOrite for the kentucky
Derby. I'd CorliGans colt Riley is second
choice.
Turfmen who have Just arrived from Nash
as the nvincible colt Of last year, he had not
yet done any woik TO- 1T HIM properly for this
seasons campaign. Ibroe or tour days ago he
was given IL sprint Of 200 yards, which did not
appear to trouble him. but there was fear that
toeNtend tho unbeaten horse would prove in-
furious to him. His owner and trainer are
most fearful that tho effects OF his lung fever
have not left him. As to Proctor Knott the
visitor said that Scoggan was afraid of one Of
his legs. which WAS in such condition that
strong work might cause serious trouble
Those who have examined the EedinE do not
prophesy brilliant future Tor him.
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mueL w. ColIender'. WIN.

The will Of Hugh W. Colender. the billiard
table manufactured will probably be admitted TO pro
bate to-day. II disposos Of an estate worth nearly
81 100000 Onethrd OF tho property to DO devoted to
Mrs COllender during her lie. out Of tho other
thirds thee legaciss are ~ be paid kato H. Olara,
ltt, craze j. C"ilond,r AMI ia ia + toIcnder $1,000
each The residue OF these twOtIrds II To 90 equally TO
the children Al the death OF Mra CUender her
oue.ihird X TO be DIVIDED among the children Pro-
VISION Is also made for their issue.
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Convention OF steam Filters.

At the Convention Of Master Steam Filters
ye'terdaY Was decided that local associations should
10 formed in towns where there are three more
competing firms, These officers we're elected; samuel
/ lope Of Chicago President; Albert 4. Franklin u
Dos on tlFSt Ce FreBiiCUt II Crane, second Vice.
President. George II keynolds. Chicago, Secretary,
Herman krOeSclell Chicago Treasurer Executive
Committee con n, Prentice & II simmons + W..
Lamb r. Hudson. ami Ioln DAviS suhs,rirtlons to
lnee Lllg
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Weekly Horse sales.

The crowd at tho Fiss X Door auction SalO
OF horses at The Bue Front Siab!e. Ia 1913 East
Twenty fourth street yesterday the largest yet
Prices had slightly upwari tendency perhaps on ac
count OF the strengthening demand, but likely
cause OF the superior quality Of the horses offered Ono
tprightlY. almost stylish oOkug gray, heavy draught
horse ior which there Was some very brisk bidding
went AS hiEh rs 500 A moment before trOtter guar.
snteel 70 pull road WAGON a full mile in -. was
knocked down for $40 amt not three lots later Splen
did pair Of draugnt horses captured the low
price OF $50 Tho following Is tue INST principal
taes hay farm horse Mr. Gaining SlIu pair chest
carriage horBc1 rs hands Mr.. barrett S4DU; roam
saddle horse, 10 . Mr. WHsman sl"r; black drauRht
hOrse. l4'U pounds, SIR SHE,' SI-r- Isir coach
horses bays Is hands Mr. NOuhen $40 gray farm
horse Mr. NOnnhue 81 -, rAy trn'tiug grluinG - ~.
Mr Ht'Iman, $40 one eNnrr.S wagon hhy &c ding ~
Martin $40. one gray hraught hoTse lipJ pounds, m
simOEs SlHb, cross matched Ihr stylish drivers Mr.,
Pratt $40
WESTERN HoESRs SOLD.
The auction sale Of low aud Northern horses
At John a. Wilson 4 sous, IA and l+S East
Twenty fourth street YESTERDAY, Irov"d that The do
pHr'urn OF th- rn ,uc''ss sixty head OF all kinds
OF disposed varying prices TO briskly
hni,ug buyers r." io."wng IS a .st 81 sons OF the
ptiucpAi sA,rs Lay coach team 81! 10: gray truck
mare sl7n' d9Ip.e gray I9ny and harness aud wagon.
Sl,tt. bay sntd hurse SItr'T'. dapr.1 gray truck
horse eIU4, GappIe gray truck horse, $40
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The sophomore class OF Columbia College
has agreed to give up hssr AS an accompaniment 10
Their triumph over Legeudre. and President Low has
given permission 10 hold the exercises within the col
legs gToundr privilege which refused IAst year
Inc lfnmi Wi, i"he place on NE rNthluS "t Julle 81.
The Will Include tho usual tduia-r IurcLligLt
parade from tie college % the Worth monument aud
bAck. AesBTs HAnfOrd flSLe aud hrysils AAEg hoe
an onei ~ the cAb " prepare speeches suitable "
the OCCASION
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D.wo,r Hopper., Base Bali Fr,euds.

This evening the New York and Boston
Brotherhood Base Ball clubs have secured tho four
lower boxes at the Broadway Theatre to witness tho
performance of Castles in tho Air. when Mr. Hopper
will endeavor to make 1t particularly pleasant for his
friends Introducing, among other teatureS his ceIe'
DRAFTED poem. Casey al the nat
moments having been eliminated and tho humOr Of
INC story beng markedly improved, 80 that hearty
laughter perVades tho evening.
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Warwick Driving Park.

NEwRuRGH. May s.-The following are tho
new officers OF tho Warwick Driving Park Association:
President william Van Ness: Vice. President Jossph
Ilne secretary II. u House Treasurer RObtrt Ron
i9ymAh ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10 hold .
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TRO4TING AT BALTIMORE.
Mary ShIpward and Charley c. were Yes
Ierday's Winners.

Ierday'E Winners.
BALTIMORE, MAY s.-Thcrc WINS n lighter
| card for the second day OF the meeting at the
| Gentlemen Driving Park this afternoon. but
the two events were quito interesting. especial
~ the faster class. whore the favorite, Charley
c.. found the Philadelphia mare Aline moro
formidable opponent than when he met her at
Washington last week
The Baltimore trotter was able to sustain tho
confidence OF those who backed him at odds,
but not till Aline made an even finish with him
and then beat him out 10y trne. The slower
class. which came first. called out a larger
field, but Mary Spillman mare from North
Carolina. quite outclassod the rost. even Ches-
ter A., the favorite. boiug unable 10 get near
her. The winner did not hayo to beat her
record Of 2:3j'a, and wa, elev"rly handled by
/ Morrow Of Washing on. who Is many pounds
overweight. The attendance was good, con;
TIL o'clock this morning. and thole
was a doubt an"ut going on with the
and cool wind dried tho track RAPIDLY.
Twelve names wee down ,nr the 2;a3 class;
Music we're scratched. or the eight that an.
swcred the bell hester A; sold for $40. Mary
SpiIlman and, Golddust irinco each So n Held
OF Boston. 10 whom Lem Imam had turned
oyer the gcdinG after Winning. with hin. at
day. however. for Mary Spilman. with The al
vantage Of inside place, trlpped of and showed
vorito goiingunSteadily in second place, that she
at once became the tin at about even money.
Chester A. was set back to hlrd place for run
second Iiace by Goddust Prince. while Mary
Spillman was gong as easily as ever with no
was over in another heat for Snillman had
speed and 10 spare and was never headed at
y b t Of od RSa r fH5e'fs nEy
against Orange Leafs and spelling one wheel.
This was an unavoidable accident on the mar
row course but il probably prevented the Iowa
stallion from getting second money
UPurse S3uu, 2;3n class
Wary SptilmHn, by Messenger Chief Jr. (Morrow)l
Charlie A,lsn tBratnley)..,,.....,.,... ..,g
Goddust lT'nce Nemmonsl .'''''''....,.,.......G
Rosa Lee Dudley ana slarTl.''".''''. ...'....'7
ChanceIior
''1"E' ''"' line "@'a7ip IS, ;sii.'
With three candidates for the 2:23 class,
Charley {. ruled in the betting Al $50 to s. over
the fayorite AMI Aine all through. az Shipman
cut no figure, In the race. lioth the leaders
the first heat. the mare came w ~ the second
and made i q tie. when sho out finished him
for The lnild. she became ,WorIle at Toto
but Charley {. rallied In the fourth innings and
made IN" milo in - y n iR7t p' tormance in
tho heayy !ootng The last heat Ia@ hi from
H FAT .or iI m" e; Iart Of he rnce N'' H"'
Charley hy sam rurdy IIon'saheD".L ?li
'"''"'"" nm, 'un" .asI g:,a a.a2 ~ = 80
There are three clas-es for to.morrow-the
227 and ,2:3I trol- ana 23o pace, protest
Inns been fled against Harry g., who won tho
ihroc-r1nutr Tot ycHterIay il heing rlaImed
thai be Is II ringer named Carrn"" hlng or
King win "a record ui :. ] . llIs uwaer VIII
be Obliged to IDENTITY tho horse Undor luo rules.
TGI a, i nOoa i4'Gy l5S5 and Is; l. 4.@1 nS''O
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SN0 Dollar s Cash Prizes

The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga,
the manufacturers of the great blood
medicine, 5. S. s., have just issued
nice riddle book, illustrated with pretty
engravings, in which they offer sixty
dollars in prizes TO the boys and girls OF
America who will correctly give the an.
swers. The following are the List OF
prizes:
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~ had catarrh for ten or nfteen years. and during
that never bre athed through my nose couldn't
smell used to Imagine that tho back of my head
would part had pains across my forehead and over
my temp | coughed so that II used to keep me
awake at night. reorle used to say To my wife
e. It's too bad your husband got consumption
~ used to have night sweats. used to imagine on
damp days that would drop apart my bones ached 90.
e But that's all COMO now and don't have that tired
feeling In tho mornings Ny cough s all gone now. !
don't have pains Mt all A few months ago went
to Doctors Mccoy and Wildman and feel like now
man now. feel perfectly well. Two heen recon.
mendng people to Doctors Mccoy and wildman right
along don't 10 to them any more. because am per
fectly well"
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Mr.. John Horn 10 a packer In Heeter's great -four
mill on cherry At. lie lives at ~ NAndAm ct He told
TspIfsr hat he suffered so with osarrh for the past
sumption and he Ached all over his body that he
tile reporter.
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MIR, HORN IS all RIGHT NOW

aud Says that Drs Mccoy aud Hildmdn
Hare Cured Him,
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Inc now time table Of the New Haven road,
day train from Phi iadsphia to Newport t Via The
Sa6n one AMI dnF
room car. will be transferred from the Penn
sYlvania road and will DO attached to the 2 +,
Rochelle. 1t viii reach Newport about 7 T. n.
The return train lenyes Newport nj 2 A. NJ.
shops Tho company will cut down the time
OF two Of the Boston eXprrss trains II few min
utes so as to give the connecting, ronds more
time -Four more sunday trains between New
York and Port Chester will he put on Here
after passengers for the Harlem road will DO
transferred at Woodlawn instead OF Williams
bridge.
Dennis Cassn was bringing down the New
York express from Al hany ono day last week lie
was due al the Grand Central station ats 80 J..
NJ. He left Albany ioTly-eght m nues late. but
got In on tmo. The tTain II scheduled ut four
hours for tho l43 miles, and stops At Hudson,
besides ten minutes at Poughkecpsc. THIS
stops, which Is u sustained speed OF over 47's
miles an hour.
the new fast express which tho Long Island
road puts IN VIII NE neA, lime liable VIII
Jamaica 1t will take on SECTION from Long
Island City. aud the two sections Will mako
via the main line 10 Manor, The train divides
again nj that point, and ono section goes 70
SseRH! %Tt ana me 'tner 0 1E y ana
Cooke locomotives which arc coming, will be
uocd Tor this service.
MINNEAPOLIS despatch says the 500 line
made big cut IN enst-bound rates yesterday.
10 20 into effect on May -, The new arm in
Guides a 2 D. per cent. reduction upon all Hour
rates. both by lake and rail routes. The rail
rae 10 Boston II reduced from ~ cents TO 50
con's, while tho all ran rate TO New YORK is re-.
duced from ~ 70 20 cents, tn" lake aud rail
rate 10 liO-iOn l. reducel from = tOau cents.
ana tho laao ana rail a'o 10 New ora r. r..
duced fr m ., g. - cent?, 80 o1ort viii be
made ~ any OF tho local roads to meet tho 10
cent west, bound, rate recently made ny the
National pespateA-
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There are three classes for to.morrow-the
2:27 and 2:3I trO'- ana 2:al pace, A protest
throc-ulinut" lot yesterday il heinE claimed
that be Is II ringer named Clarence hing or
King wi "a rr'"rl ul : llIs uwaol VIII
be Obliged to IDENTITY tho horse Undor luo rules.
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| Eettie Lang Oyerton ana Platt Overton, her
| husband, and Gus. Funk, defendants.
| Now at this day comes the plaintiff by at
! tOTney before the undersigned Clerk Of the
| CircuIt Court Of iron County i'll the State OF
| Missouri and hies his petition aud affidavit
setting forth among other THINGS that the de-
| PENDANTS, Nettie Lang Overton and Plat
| Overtou, are uon-re@ielentS Of the Stare Of Mis-
souri, and cannot be summoned in this action
| by the ordinary process Of law.
| 1t is, therefore, ordered by the clerk afDFe-
! said III vacation that publication be made not
| flying said defendants that an action has been
| commenced ainst Them with said other de-
| PENDANT in III" circuit court of Iron county, in
the State Of Missouri the object and general
/ nature of which is TO set aside a deed from
! Platt Overton and Nett - Lang Overton to T.
| w. " adlo~. dated May 25th, 1eSS, and record
| ed in the office Of Recorder OF Deeds of Iron
County. Mo-, conveying the following describ-
| ed real estate, TO wit: The fractional lot seven
| (7) lying east of the St. Louis. Iron Mountain
! and Southern Railway in Annapolis, Lon
| county, Missouri: otherwise described as fra
| tjeual block seven ~ lying east of said
railway ia said town, county and state, a laid
| down on til plat of said town recorded il the
| off t. Of the Recorder Of Deeds If sal County
| Of Iron. State aforesaid, and a deed of T.
/ W. Wadlnw 20 Nettir Lang 0VertoU, Of same
tafe and duiy recorded in said records Of
| deeds conveying the same property as that in
| a or said deed Of Platt overtOn and Nettie
oveFton tn said T. w. Wadiow. to declare til .
same to be frsuduleut aud void, AMI to decree
| that the title of said real estate be vested in
| plaintiff, and also for the recovery of the pos
| session of said real estate from the defendant
| Gus. Funk.
And unless said defendants be and appear at
| the next term OF said court, 10 be holden for
said County Of Iron, and State of Missouri
| at tie courthouse in said county on the
| fourth Monday in April next, uS90) and
| on or before the Xth day thereof. IF the
| term shall 80 long continue; and if not. then
| before the end of the term). and TO plead said
| plaintiffs petition, the same will hr taken
against them a. confessed. and judgment
rendered accordingly.
| i Is further ordered that & cory hereof lie
| published according to law in the Iron
| County REGISTER a weekly newspaper pub
lishetl In said County Of Iron State Of Missouri.
| A true copy; JOS. HUFF. Clerk.
| Attest. with seal ,thi- 18th d ~ OF Feb'y,
A. d. $500. JOS. HUFF, Clerk
| Iron County Circuit Court Mo.
/ feb27r4 ]. B. Walker attorney for plaintiff.
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IT Z II NJ $.

+ + + + + + + + + + /. + + +
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order of Publication.

teb27nH Circuit Court Iron Co. Mo.
j. & Walker. attorney for plaintiffs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06
Notice to Painters.

BIDS viii! be received by the Trustees I'M
ii! Feb. 10, 1890 for painting the cornlce OF
i. o. O. F Hail. good coats-with pure
linseed oil aud pure white lead.
+. DINGER,
\. ROEHRY, Trustees.
JOHN. ALBERT,
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Now comes the plaintiffs, by attorney.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court. that the following named de-
PENDANTS in this cause. to wit: Joseph
Collins and Chester Marsh are nOn-reSi-
dents OF the State of Missouri, and cannot
be summoned in this action by the ordi-
nary process of law:
ii is, therefore ordered by theCOurt that
publication be made notifying Sald Ge!en-
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 gem
eral nature of which is to obtain a decree
OF partition and order of sale Of the fol
lowing described real estate, TO wit:
FlrSt-The undivided one-SiXth interest
of the southeast quarter, and the east
half of the northwest quarter of section
twenty four. township thirtv-tWO. north
of range four east, it being two hundred
and forty and - l00ths acres. Also
the west halt of the northwest quarter OF
the portheaSt quarter of section three,
township 'hirty-one. north Orange four
east containing Is and Is Tooth acres. and
the east half Of the southeast quarter ct
section thiItv- four. township thirty 1.-TWO.
range four east.
Second Commencing al the section
line between section ten and fifteen at a
point at the centre Of the southwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section
ten. running thence north to the line Of
said southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section ten. thence west along
lie north line of the southwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter. and the southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter of Sec
ton ten, to a point three-fonrths OF the
distance to Russell'S line across said
forty: thence south crossing east and
west section line between section ten and
fifteen to point one-tourth of the dist
ance from the southwest corner of the
northwest quarter of the northeast guar :
ter of section fifteen; thence north to the
place OF beginning containing one hum
bred acres SAID land being in sections rem
and fifteen, township thirty one, north
OF range four east. III Iron county, Mis-
souri,.
Third-I.et two in block forty-one in
the City of lronton in the aforesaid coun-
" and state.
Fourth All Of the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter or section ten. in
| township thiTty-one, range four east. less
twelve and one halt acres on the south
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06
Fl. WT. COLLIN S
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
TRONTON MO.

S1 Office TO PIcNIcERs AND ExcURsloNisTs
DlHacks, Spring-Wagons, Single and
Double Buggics: ThreeSeated Car
ria@eS and Two Seated Carriages, with COM
petcnt drivers: also, the best of Saddle
Horses for Ladies and Gentlemen can be had
at REASONABLE RATES.
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Shorthand, Shorthand.

Lessons giyen in shorthand at reasonable
rates For terms address Rev. J. W. Wor-
snop, IrOnton, Mo. Enclose stamp for reply
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Ord err of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron County,
Mo-. October Term, 1889 - Friday
November LIST. \. ID. 1880.
c. l.. Collins Belle Collins and Lee Col
lins, Plaintiffs,
versus
Aimira Collins. widow of Moses z. Col
lius. deceased, Taylor Collins, JOSEPH!
Collins. Cicero Collins, sons of Moses
L. Collins. deceased. Missouri Russell,
daughter of Moses =. Collins, and G..
G. Russell. her husband, Moliie Col
Inns, an aduIt. and Cicero Collins. .Jr :,
Il minor. children of Lafayette Collins,
deceased. who was a son of said Moses
Il. Collins. john Marsh. Alice Marsh
and Margaret Marsh .intermarried with
Henry Berry. who is herein Joined rs
defendants (being adults ana Chester
Marsh. Il minor, children of ISley
Marsh. deceased. also daughter of
said Moses p. Collins, defendants.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-03-06

In the Circuit Court of Iron county, No, in
vacation, February B. 1890.
Acton to Set Aside Deed and in Eiectmeut.
". Z. Rockwell, plaintiff,