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funta por 81 doctor on IN periodic do veinte

tunta por 81 doctor en- IN periodic do veints
afos.
K@llkslstclb para pfeservar las madoras
las paredes, de tOda clase do inssetOs, Sc vende
un peso Ia lata dc dos galones on 81 almac6n
dc los ssflores n. RomAn y Co., Cruz z y 80.
a. UN CONsEJO.-No presto usted La
CoRREsPoNDENCIA DE PUERTO RICO su vscino,
porqus es demasiado barata para que 81 no 10
pusda comprar Arnamantar los guagiisros o.
IN pec2dO mortal.
si los suscritorea de perio.icos tu uvicrsn
ssta precauci6n, otra importancia tentriA q.
/ perlodlsmO en- Puerto Rico. Mientras mas en-
tradas tlenen las empresas periodfsticas, ma
yor nhnero de redactores, reporters oorrea-
ponsales podran sostener on benencio do los lee
terss que pagan.
Oyisen de ciersas cos@s Las sansssess no
smpszaron nsarsc hasta que las hubo: Antss
de ESQ, todos era'l 1escGm5sades. Los hfAto-
riadores convicnen gu que Adam no las uso
cOstumbro que han hsrcdado eie Al aaunos de
gus aecendientes t
FL haMbrc tnvo su urigon en- las ganaa de
csnsr: 81 primers quo la sintio tue III purtA
Los sjdrios de Gasnse,st0 fnerun invent eauus
por un avaro, para hacclse la ilusioc dc que
las medias onzas eran Onzas cntcras.
E TdbaHe es tan viejs como Ia mlsca,
o. indudable que To- habia en- el paraso terre-
nal Prueba de clio, que Adam 50 dej0 sedu-
cir por su compansra y comotio una torpsza
tomando ol rabano por las hojas.
De Ia usGaSaWs1 no hay NADIA que decP.
iQui6n duda que es contemporaries de la
creacionf 81 no faerA por ella, que felices
ssramos!.-
DOS ENFERA0s que sufrian, uno dc una
hlccra eucrofulosas el OTTO atrohs incipiaRte
del hfgado; faorun eets 3le:9oscutc eMre los CON
sg sels hws@ sc Enswssi5a sc.st.
BsSotG, Jusio 4, do 1854.
srss. Scott y Bovne, New York.
Auy Senarss nfos: Hace pocos moses
vinierOn por easualidad mis- m2nss alRunas
botellas do 10 Emulsion Scots qus uatedes pre-
paran, las suales ensay6 co dos snfsrmo Une
de ellos sufria, dssds mucho tempo, de una
tlcera csorufuiosa el otro dc adrotia incipen-
to del hfgado. Ambos fueron comp etamente
eurados con la sola aplicacion ss Ia Emulsi4r,
la contianuaree prescribiendo siempre, para
los casos on quo esta indicada
Qued6 de ustedes con la mayor csnsde-
racion atento S. S. @. B s. NJ
Dr. Vicente Peres Rwbto
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Fotograf1a en...... prosa
Dr.. Vicente Perez Rubio

Es mas hermosa que una Vlrgon lie Mllri.
llo. Figurate amable lector, ia euerpc ito
sandunguero; unos ojos enloquecpdores. pelu
eastano, boca de labios de encendido color,
frente nftidaa nariz remangada y pie andaluz
Tales son sus perfecciones. Olga, no me Iii,
ce usted su nOmbre
Solo puedo decir que es igual al dc la ma
DIRE de Dios y que su apellido consta de seis
letras, la prinera de las cuales os C. la dlti-
ma A. Vive en- la Marina Mas detales: vino
hace POGO de Ia Peninsula frecuenta mucho
la casa de unas amigas mias.
Us amigo.
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LOGOGRlFO NUMERLCO
D6dicMG0 d .HAilLot ~ Ln2A5nn

1l,4,14,2 instrun> >nto misico de cuerdA-13.
1,5,1.l4,2 Colonia francesa. 3,7,11, 1921 s
ccnjunto de yelas de una embarcacion SAP,
s,13,5,2 rio de la America setentrional.-7,l Ill,
3,4,14,13 nombrc de mujer. "A, IA, ,l3, q
una do las islas britanicas.-5,74,8,2 pieza del
ajodrez.-ll, 10, 1892 provi'oa he Espana.
-e,1s,3,4;9 ul rey.-l2,1,l Is ptanta lie
diclnal. rs, 1875, ,A2,l2,2 on LA CuakEsroa
DENCA.-l0,5,l3,l l4,o celebre CONSTRUCTOR dc
pianos.-14,7,13 esposa de Saturno.-1,2,3,4,5.
6,7,s,o,lO,I1, -, ,I3, Ii titulo de una zarzusla
Astr0- Rey.
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Sc vende

1 I-atado de calcnlo diferencial jntesral nor
Laurent, 6 tomos. Curse complete de matt ma
tlcas por Ch. ,'omberousse, tomos (uua = otra
oora en- trances). Ensenanza primaria en- la EA-
poslclon International de Paris de 1879 voIu
men Para informes las eficnas dc La Co
RKESPONDENCIA.
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sECCIoN DE ANUE, los
SECCION DE ANUE1IOs
son EXQUISITOS
Los CTGARRLLL0s De LAHABANA
HARCA
fIA RKEHPHIBNss

No tsnen rival: Son los mejorss dc los que
haata ahora han llegado 4 esta Isia
81 busn fumador, la persona do msiar gusto
los rscomlendsn por In e1celsnte pieshera, mag
Rfhes papsl, ayr. dahls aroma y elezs nfa en- sase
Son horicet'os * xprssam%nts para la. per.o-
nss que saoen apreclar 10 axqua:to, 10 Aalndnhle
as detallsn en- los acreditados sstablecimien-
tos DC conntorlas cafes "LA Palma" ' LA Ma
llor4uina" en- loa do tAbsqusrA IL. Ultramari-
na,' "Flor do las Antillas" otros de ia Ca pital
Un'eoH agentes para toda la Isn.
A-I LOPEZ YILLAMIL f Ca
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Academia de Watem6tiras
OJO OJO

Por tener quo dedicarse q otros asuntos
.de may or In5erAs SO vendo IL pulperia sta Ga
la q Inca Puerta de TERRA 4 la baiada dc Ia
Escuela dc Tiros. Para informos dirijirse & Ia
misma
% Santos HeYwo
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PuntOs on donde SO vende LA CoRkEsPANnEr
CIA DE PUERTO-RICO:
TlENDA de D. Emeterie Ochoa, plazues
do SansJOs6
KIOSKO de la Marina. Capital
en- la TIENDA HONDA, cale de San ia
so esquina Ia de Ia Luna
a
Lcgado q IN Ayfdico. Una sonora de Lyon.
muy RIGA, acaba de morir, a la edad de noven
ia amos, dejando en- su testamento el legado
siguiente
FLego al doctor Y, quJ me ha assist 10 du-
rante toda raj vida, en prueha de gratitud 4
sus culdados y 9 sus recetas, nerced 4 las
cuales he podido llegar una edad tan ayan-
zada, todo 10 que 20 encnentre Ga mi arm ario.u
Alberto ell armario, Sc le halo lleno de
t.ascos, caias Dc piid0ras, etc. etc., todo clio
iptacto, que le hasia si..o ordenado 4 la di.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-23
From (iOOuWafer,

Ed. RegtSter-Since my last we have been
blessed by number of raIns-some light,
others heayy-which have done much to keep
our crops in thrifty, growing condition.
Just now we are needing rain badly, but a
light shower fell here early this morning
and the indications are favorable foT more
eopious rains within the next forty eight
hours.
Wheat has been stacked, oats are cut, corn
laid by-wth the probable exception of some
very late planting in new ground and much
hay has been moved and stacked. Oats
were much injured by the plant louise and in
some instances by the dry weather in
April. Wheat, in most cases, was unusual
ly good. Meadows are yielding fairly well
and corn is quite promising.
Mr.. VIM. Carl recently took his engine
from Crocker's mill to the vicinity of Gale
donna to aid the Me6rs. Ramsdell in thresh-
ing. John Croker accompanied him.
1t is said that the men who were in this
section recently selling county rights for
patent churn and a patent door strip, have
since that time sold the right to said articles
of the entire state of Missouri. 1t is further
more stated that the party or parties who
purchased the State right at once had their
conveyance recorded and thus cleft in the
lurch" such buyers of county rights as fall
ed to record their respective titles or con-
yeyances prior TO that time.
Miss Martha Abbott has gone to reside
with Mr.. W. G. Howard and family near
Caledonia.
John r. Miller has contracted to carry the
mail from Goodwater TO Warren's Store and
return semi-weekly during the Eext four
years.
Mrs. Jas. Ramsde' of near Caledonia was
oct here on business recently.
F. VI. Anderson has returned from his trip
to St. Louis, Alton and other points.
Not few Of our citizens have concluded
1t worth while 10 fit their field for labor-sav
ing implements. Among others who hhye
secured mowers are the following
who have this season bought new mowers
and bay-rakes: John G. Yount and r. =.
Crocker each las Deering mower and hay
rake; Wyatt King a Buckeye mower and a
Chieftain rake.
Among those who attended the picnic at
Palmer on the Fourth were the following:
Jas. Laramore and wife, Albert Nipper, F.
NJ. Anderson and Misses Samantha Ander-
son and Maggie Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cureton of Red Point
passed through this section last Monday on
their way to Illinois where they have rela-
tiyes. Mr.. W. I. Crocker accompanied them
as far as st. Louis, intending to go from
there to Montana. 1t is said that Mr.. c. has
sold his mill and the lower portion of his
farm to Henry Nelson for 5000. r. Z.
July 18th, 1891.
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From DeS Are.

We had q fine rain Friday, which will bring
out the corn, etc.
Mr.. Z. ". Graves and wife are off on a
visit to New York state. He will no doubt
cut his visit short, on account of the failure
OF Howell, Jewett Il Co., as be has consider
able money tied up in that firm. This will
cause quite a stir in the lumber market, as
they were the largest lumber firm IN the
West.
We have heard with much regret and sor-
row OF the death of L. Mason, who was we'll
known and much esteemed by the people of
this section. lie came here from Virginia
in 1888, and has been connected with the
Clarksons in the saw-mill business ever since
he arrived here. He was president of the
Clarkson and Christopher Lumber Company
for quite while, but, not liking the city life,
he invested very largely in the saw-mills al
Fordyce, Ark. 1t was there he contracted
the malaria fever, and that finally run into
heart disease, which was the cause of his
death. He married the Youngest daughter
OF Pres. Robertson OF Irondale. He leaves a
wife and three or four children to mourn
his loss. He was member of the Baptist
Church at Carondelet. Leaves his family
we'll to do, far as this worlds goods are
concerned. At this writing we do not know
where he will be buried. May God help
them to bear their loss. ISAAC.
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| years, got TO the coal oil can one day last
week and drank pretty freely, which came
very nearly proving fatal only for the timely
appearance of DIR. Nifong. The little one,
we are glad to note, is all right again.
| We made mention last week that Charles
Henderson, a barber of st. Louis, who was
/ sojourning in town would leave for Farm
ington where he had secured a situation at
that place, but he changed his mind and yes
terday left for Jones boro, Ark, where he
has secured job at his trade with great
deal more mOney-hence the change.
Messrs. Pickard, Marian, Shannan and
Bengie left last night for Little Rock to en-
gage in stone cutting at that place. The
chances are that several more of our boys
will have to do likewise. Too many nen
here for the work that is to be done. The
fact of the matter is, Schneider and Co. have
more men than they can handle, and unless
they are put to work soon, as we said before,
they will seek other quarters rather than
loaf all summer.
Timothy DOnahue, while sharpening tools
last Friday, got struck in the eye with
small piece of steel and had to go to the city
to get it taken out, and as yet, has not re-
turned.
Thos. G.. Foley is down from the city to
see his wife who is reported as getting no
better. 1t is feared she will never recover
from her present atfiiction, which is con-
sumption. Mrs. Foley has been q sufferer
for several months, yet she has borne it all
with patience and endurance that Is charac-
terfstic only with strong and Independent
minds.
Warren Kernal, an old time employee of
this Company but now twister on the road,
in company with Miss Beckman of De Soto
We're in town Acknowledgements of Miss Ada
SiZemore. TYRO
July y, 1891.
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Annapolis News.

Ed. Register-Dr. Nay was visiting a
brother in Southwest Missouri short time
since, and while there went over into Arkan-
sas 10 see the Mammoth Spring. The Doctor
was well pleased with his trip and gave your
correspondent a description of the spring
and the surrounding country, which, how
ever, we are unable 10 repeat.
Sheriff Fisher called on seven Of our boys
last week and they accompanied him as far
north as Jordan Switch. Mr.. Fisher seems
to have formed quite an attachment for the
boys and would have taken them to Ironton
with him but they promised to see him later
at Des Arc, and he went on his way to IRON
ton and the boys returned home. They are
first rate fellows, and, although sometimes a
little noisy, we hope they may escape this
time and be more careful in the future.
While on their way home from work last
Friday, the section men found a cow fast
between two small trees, not having an axe
with them they were obliged to leave her
there and inform the owner, who cut one of
the trees down and set her free.
a quick start of the team caused John
Dobbs TO fall out of the wagon and cut and
bruise his head and face severely Sunday.
Jas. Casteel and VIM. Tucker and son
were thrown out of 4 wagon this morning
by a runaway team. Mr.. c. regained his
feet but fell to the ground unconscious. He
was severely bruised about the head, and,
after regaining consciousness complained of
pains in his breast. He was removed to his
home this evening, and, It's thought, he will
be able to be out again in few days. The
fuckers received quite shock, but beyond
that are all right.
murphy" was initiated into the mysteries
of the Brotherhood of Railroad Section Fore
men of America at De Soto yesterday. We
had fir>t-ca>s time and a pleasant rip.
The Brotherhood is a good order ami al Sec
tion former ought to belong. De Soto has a
good working lodge. built of good material,
and there is still more on the division.
Parson Settles filled the pulpit Saturday
evening and sunday and Rev. Nelson filed
the regular appointment elsewhere, but re-
sumed work at Annapolis to day. Two new
members have been added to the church
and will be baptized next SUNDAY.
July goth, 1891. MURPHY.
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GranIteyilIe Items.
- ~ IN
ISAAC.

Ed. Regtster-Mrs. Mary Williams of ST
Louis, with her two little daughters and
Miss Alice Collier, were visiting their broth
er, Mr.. Geo. Collier, of our town, part OF
last week.
Jas. Hume and sister, Mrs. Chas. Reno,
spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
st. Francois county.
Capt. ;. A. Toms and wife Of st. Louis,
accompanied by Mrs. Toms brother, the
gentiemanly station agent, Mr.. Parker, and
the Brooks jovial tailor, VIM. Trauernicht,
were taking IN the sights of our little burg
and vicinity last Thursday. Capt. Toms, we
learn, is one among the oldest steam boat
captains on the Father of Waters, and, like
every one else perhaps, enjoys a dav away
from his daily vocation. Mr. Toms and
lady were highly delighted with their trip
to our granite town.
John Brooks. who has been pretty sick the
past week, is now convalescing.
Little Rachel Robertson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Robertson, aged about 2
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Personal.

Misses Susie and Belle Graham from st.
Louis are visiting Mrs. w. ii. Roberts.
Miss Addie Petit of Piedmont, and cousin,
Miss May McFarlane OF Coleman, Texas,
were the guests of Ironton relatives last
week.
Miss Mollie ConnelI, who had been the
guest of Miss May Tong for several days,
returned to her home in St. Louis last
Thursday.
james Bridges of Maiden visited relatives
in Arcadia the past week.
J. B. Walker went to Dexter Sunday night.
Geo. L. Moore visited Ironton friends the
past week and left Monday for Poplar Bluff,
where he goes to work in the railroad office.
Among the excursionists Monday, the fol-
lowing are we'll known here: A. II. Hinchey
and wife: VIM. and Emmett Hinchey; Lee
Duffy and sister, Miss Maud. Misses Belle
Whitworth and Marie Gratiot.
Mrs. ". H. Roberts is entertaining heI
sister from Festus, Mo.
Ed. Bumgardner went to St. Louis Mon
day.
Miss Myrtle Paul of Arcadia, accompanied
by her little sister, Julia, have gone on Wis.
to their many friend and schoolmates in De
Soto.
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TruStee,S sale.

Whereas, j. l. HOOD, and NANCY A.
HOOD, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust. dated the LIST day of February,
1885, duly recorded in the office of Recorder Of
Deeds for the County of Iron, and State of
Missouri. in Book "31," at page POI, did
convey to James Buford, trustee, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in the
County of Iron, in the State of Missouri,
to wit:
Part OF the northwest fractional quarter Of
fractional section 5, township "a, north, of
range east Beginning at a stake on the
south boundary line Of the Edward johnson
Confirmation, in the middle of the state road,
at the intersection of the Wolfred Survey
with said Confirmation; thence west 3 chains
and IL links, with said Confirmation line !;
thence south 10 degrees east chains; thence
east ID degrees north 3 chains and s. links. to
the Woifred Survey: thence north 30 degrees
west with said Survey chains and 80 links, to
the place of beginning containing | IA
acres, more or 1ess--save and except q lot in
the northeast corner fifty feet east and we st,
by one hundred feet north and south. hereto
fore transferred by J. l. Hood and wife by
deed to j. 7. Cox 81 Sons:
Which conveyance was made In trust to
secure the payment of one certain promissorv
note therein described; and whereas, default
has been made in the payment of said note
and interest, now past due and unpaid
Now, therefore, at the request of the legal
holder of said note, and in pursuance of the
terms of said deed Of trust, /, the undersigned
trustee, will, on
Saturday, august 18th, 1891,
between the bours of nine O'Clock A. n. and
five O'Clock p. M. of said day, at the eaft front
door of the Court House in the City OF IRON
ton, in the County of Iron, State OF Missouri,
sell the above described real estate, at public
vendue to the highest bidder, for casfl, for
the purpose of satisfying said note and the
costs of executing this trust.
and costs. JAMES BUtOkD,
iuly9n1 trustee
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Iron County f. & L. {.


The Iron County F. & L. U. met at Cedar
Grove. Iron county, Mo-, July 10th, 1891.
President VIM. Ruddock called the meet
ing to order at $50 A. NJ.
The Secretary, VIM. O'Neal, not beins
present, ]. B. Holloman acted as secretar,
pro tenn.
". Ii. Delano, Geo. Lewis and T. E. HolIo.
man were appointed a. Committee on Gre.
dentiaIs.
While the Union was waiting on the Com.
mittee on Credentials the County Organizer
made his report GA the progress and educa.
tional work of the Union for the past three
months.
The Committee on Credentials reported
six sub-Unions ready for work.
The President announced that the election
of officers for the year beginning July 10th,
1891, was now in order. The following mem
bers were declared elected: VIM. Ruddock,
President; w. H. Delano, Vice President :
J. B. Holloman, Secretary; J. ". Lashley,
Treasurer; J. C. Huff, Lecturer.
VIM. Rnddock was elected delegate to the
State Union, to meet al Warensburg, Mo,
with Instructions to oppose the endorsement
of the sub-Treasury and Warehouse bill BY
the Missouri F. & L. L. Also, to Use his H.
tiuence 10 keep the Union a strictly non.
partisan organization.
r. W. Williams was elected delegate to
the District Meeting at Bismarck, Mo-, with
Samuel Reyburn as alternate-witht the same
instruction As the State delegate.
After a discussion on subjects of interest
III ~ he Il
in F!alwoods in October, 1891.
j. B. HoLLOMAN, WM. RUDDOCK,
Secretary. President.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New life Pills, BuchIen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remed IS that sell as well, or that have Civ
en- such universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
p. Il. CRISP, Druggist.
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Lesteryille Campaigning.

Our Third Annual Camp-Meetlng viii
commence on the 31st day of July. and con-
tinue two weeks. Our grounds are located
two miles northwest of Lesterviile, Reynolds
county, Missouri.
The grounds are beautifully located, furn-
ished with the best of water, large and
neat Tabernacle; the committee will rent by
the day or week, family tents furnished with
straw, at reasonable rates.
Persons at a distance can reach this meet
ing via the I. NJ. & S. railway, stopping off
at Sabula; from Sabula by hack (12 miles)
at reasonable rates. Persons wanting tents
will please notify the committee at once.
We invite all who can, TO come and enjoy
these meetings. We have secured some of
the ablest ministers in the State, and are
praying for grand and glorious time. Re-
member the time. the place, and come.
Nath. Munger, W. E. Sizemore, A. S. Pyrtle,
5. P. Irwin, f. 7. Hunt, committee. W. L..
Carter, Sec'y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-23

In the Circuit Court of Iron County, Mo-, in
vacation-July 9TH, 1891:
The State of missouri at the relation and to
the use of P. ". Whitworth, Collector of
theRevenae of Iron County, Mo-,
against
Henry Fallon, Louisa Smith, Isom Smith, and
all unknown interested parties.
faction to Enforce Payment of Taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff, P. W.
Whtworth, collector of the revenue of Iron
county, Missouri, ard files his petition and
affidavit, setting forth among other things,
that the defendant, Henry Fallon, is a nom
resident of the State of Missouri. and can not
be summoned in this action by the ordinary
process of law, and that the defendants, Lou
lsa Smith and 1som Smith, have left their
usual place of abode;
Icis, therefore, ordered by the clerk of the
circuit court of Iron county, Mo-. in vacation,
that publication be made, notifying said de-
PENDANTS that an action has been commenced
against them in TIE circuit court of said coun-
~. the object and general nature of which is
to enforce the lien of the State of Missouri
for back lakes for the years 1885, to 1889, in
elusive, on the following real estate, belong
ing to said defendants, to wit:
The east half of lot of the northwest
quarter, the west half of lot of the north
east quarter, in section 4, township 81, north,
range ca st.
kAn itemized statement in the nature of a
tax bill, showing the amount of taxes now
due on said real estate. for the years afore-
of 1898, is filed with said petition provid-
ed by law And unless they be and apvean
at the next term of said court, to be holden
for said county of Iron. aud State of MISSOURI
at the courthouse in said county, on the
fourth Monday in October next 1S9D. and
on or before the sixth day thereof Gf the
term shall so long continue; and If not. then
tefore the end of the term, and plead, an
swer or demur to said plaintiffs petition, the
same will be taken as confessed, judgment
rendered in accordance with the prayer of
said petition, and said real estate, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said Judgment interest and costs, be sold un
der special fieri facias to be issued thereon.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof be
published according to law in the Iron
County Register weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county OF Iron, and State of
Missouri.
A true copy: JOS. HUFF. Clerk.
Attest, with seal, this 18th day of July,
[sEAL 1891. JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Iron County Circuit Court