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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
GUYTON ITEMS.
What the People of that Pretty Towr
Are Doing.

GuYToN, GA, June 1S.-Savaunah PEG.
pie who have summer homes here are NOV
ing up.
Rabbi Mendes and family. accompanied
by his sister -in-law, Miss de Castro, have
come up.
c. P. Miller: with his family, returned
on yesterday to his summer home on Spring
! field avenue
Miss Villa Morgan Of Savannah. after a
| pleasant visit to the family of II. 4. Dasher,
returned home last week.
Miss Jennie Charlton, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in several towns In
Georgia, returned to her home on Thursday
evening, accompanied by Miss Kate White
head of Macon.
Miss Carrie Sweat of Savannah and Miss
Clyde White of Valdoste are visiting at the
home of e. A. J. Sweat on Railroad
street.
Mrs. o. F. Pace OF Savannah came up on
Wednesday TO see her mother, Mrs. ]. L.
Hawkins who is very i'll.
Miss Ada Fay of Egypt and Miss Nella
Powers Of Tuscuium are on a visit to Miss
Eula Powers, on Spring field avenue.
Melvie Proctor is on a visit to his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. William Proctor.
Miss Monte Meredith will leave tonight
for Washington, Ga, to be present at the
graduation OF her sister Miss Maud Mere
dith.
Mrs Scarlet OF Brunswick is on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. q. Lawrence.
The young folks had pleasant time on
the picnic given by the Glse Club at the
river on last Wednesday. This being leap
year, the young ladies did the fishing.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Dublin, a brother-in-
law Of our presiding elder, W. c. Lovett,
has been in Guyton this week assisting in
protractsd meeting.
Guyton is without an express Office. No
one will accept the position of messenger
on account of the small pay.
The hop given by the Young Mems Club
on last Friday evening at the town hall,
complimentary to the visiting young ladies,
was quite an enjoyable affair. There was
large crowd present.
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CLOTHING.

On JUNE 10TH, 1864, the
Alabama steamed out of the
harbor of Cherbourg to fight
the Kearsarge.
Twenty minutes after the
close of the combat, which was
maintained with the greatest
courage and spirit on both
sides, the Alabama sank, her
commander being rescued bv
the English yacht Deerhound.
The fight lasted about an hour.
1t will not take anything like
an hour to convince you that
our method of doing is the fair
est, our prices the lowest, our
selections the best. Appel, e.
SCHAUL, One Price Clothiers.
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POLITICS IN DUVAL.

Third Party Men and the Labor Ele-
ment to Put up Tickets.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 1S.-Duval
county politics are sadly mixed. Not salts
fed with the interest the fight of the regular
democrats against the straightouts would
furnish, politicians now anticipate that two
more tickets will be in the field-one third
party ard the other federation Of labor.
There seems now to be no doubt that the
third partyites will nominate a state ticket
at their convention here on July 20. They
are flushed with successes in Texas and
Kansas apd have ambition to carry the
earth. The republicans will have no state
ticket in the fields, but it is thought they
will fuse sub rosa with the third partyites
for the sake of securing appointments of
county commissioners, who in turn will be
useful in future elections by appointing in
spectors of elections.
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EMM0NS BLAINE DEAD.
BLOOD POISONING THE CAUSE OF
BIS DEMISE.

His Disappointment Over His Fathers
Defeat at Minneapolis Very Keen
and Believed to Have Weakened Ills
| Physical Condition-His Death En-
tirely Unexpected-His Father en-
Route.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-Emmons Blaine, a
son OF ex-Secretary Blaine, died at HIS
o'clock this morning. Blood poisoning, the
result Of Inflammation Of the bowels. was
the cause. The fact Of Mr.. Blaine's death
was kept concealed for some time after he
had actually passed away, the object being
to reach the father first with some general
intimation of the sad news.
Efforts to get telegrsphic COM
munication with the ex-secretary
failed, however. and about 1915 O'Clock the
news Of the death leaked out 1t was not
until about q quarter of an hour prior to
the fatal moment that the fact that Mr..
Blaine was in a dangerous condition be-
came known, and then it was only to few.
At his office, in the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad headquarters In this city. Mr..
Blaine's associates were only aware that he
was i'll and had been so for several days.
TOOK HIS FATHERS DEFEAT TO HEART.
Young Mr.. Blaine was notable in the ex-
citing convention scenes at Minneapolis
He took the result greatly to heart, and was
confined to his room shortly after his return
from the northwest. During the convention
be seemed in perfect health, and no one
who heard OF his sudden passing away was
more shocked than those who saw him
participating in the caucuses early and late,
night and day, in his fathers interest. 1t
is thought possible by many that the strain
of the excitement at Minneapolis, followed
by the keen disappointment Of the outcome,
had not little to do with the physical
prostratiOn ensuing.
THE SECRETARY STARTS FOR CHICAGO.
BAR HARBOR, Me-, June 18.-The news
Of Emmons Blaine's death reached ex-Sec-
rotary Blaine at little after noon. The
family is greatly Frustrated by grief. Mr..
Blaine left for Chicago at 8 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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A HAUNTED WELL.

The People in It's Vicinity Avoid It.
WAYCRoss, Ca, June 1S.-There is an
old well in Clinch county. the mouth of
which is 25x50 feet square. 1t is In an old
field, 200 yards from thepublic road, and is
hidden from view by thioket. Before
the war it was Of ordinary size. 1t began
TO cave in after 1t had been abandoned a
few years. Those who have seen it claim
that its bottom cannot be found.
Heavy articles have been thrown into it,
but no noise has been heard. A large piece
OF iron was lowered into it py rope, and
1t went as far as the rope would reach with
out touching the bottom. farmer lost a
mule and wagon, and he believes that the
mule stumbled into the we'll and carried the
wagon down with it. The people living
near there will not go near the place at
night. They say the place is haunted.
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KICKED OFF THE PAPERS.
Singular Action OF Mail Carrier
Southwest Georgia.


Southwest Georgia.
BUTLER. GA, June 1S.-A. W. Wilson,
who for a long time has been a railway
postal clerk on the Southwestern railroad
from Macon to Columbus. occasionally
gives the patrons Of the route something TO
complain Of. His latest was on Wednesday
last. 1t was to kick one of the half-dozen
mail pouches placed on his car for Colum-
bus off on the ground, where it would have
remained but for the clever carrier, II.
Smith, who took care of it and sent it for
ward the next day. No reason was given
for the act, but as the pouch contained the
Gospel Messenger and Butler Herald. as
we'll as some other for ives tern points it is
but reasonable to suppose he objected to
their distribution.
Wilson's act was witnessed by Mr.. Smith,
the coroner, and two young men who were
standing by. The matter has been reported
to Supt. L. M. Terrell, and it is to be hoped
he will investigate it.
This action of Wilson's only shows what
may be expected with the white people di-
vided In Georgia and the republicans con-
tinued in power.
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ORLANDO TO THE ST. JOHNS.

A Waterway Said to be Obteinable
for $4,000.
ORLANDO, FLA, June lS.-An important
meeting was held by prominent merchants
OF this city to-day to devise ways and means
for the construction of an all water route
from Orlando to the St. Johns rive r.
Judge Butt presented plans and showed
that the dredging necessary could be done
for less than $50, 900. This will give Or
lando choice of routes TO the north and
lessen the freight rates, which at present
arc very high. The merchants are enthusi-
astio on the subject and have instructed
Capt j. o. Fries. a well-k surveyor
to prepare plans for the immediate COM
mencement Of the work.
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Bulloch's Democrats.

STATEsBoRO. GA. June 1S-The demo-
Gratis of Bulloch are on the move The first
issue OF the Times, simon-pure demo-
ocratic Club of this militia district had a
meeting last night here. One hundred and
ninety-four voters have subscribed their
names as loyal democrats, and the demo-
Gratis are far in the lead in this district The
democrats of the I4aston district had a meet
ing yesterday, aud were addressed by C. H.
Shockley and ]. A. Brannen.
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ON TIE DIAMOND.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day with the following
results:
at Chicago-Five innings-Rain-Chi-
oago 0, Cincinnati 3.
At Atlanta-Atlanta7 z, Mobile 5.
AT Philadelphia-First game-Brooklyn
4, Philadelphia o. Second game-Brooklyn
8, Philadelphia 4.
AT Baltimore-Baltimore II. New York J..
At Chattanooga-Chattanooga ., Mont
gomerY 4.
At Boston-First game-Boston ?. Wash
ington s. Second game-Boston t, WASH
ington 4.
At Pittsburg-Pittshurg 3, Cleveland 5.
At st. Louis-St Louis 2, Louisville 5.
At Observation-Disclosures z, New
Orleans 2,
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sUMTER's THIRD PARTY.

1t Starts Out With Only Twenty Mem
bers--Crisp to Be Opposed.
AMERICUs, ga, June 1S.-The Peoples
party was organized in this county to-day
1t was the second effort Less than twenty
hands were raised in the affirmation. Six
of these were from Schley county. The
movement is disapproved by nearly all the
leading alliancemen of the county. G. W.
Mcneil is expected to be the candidate for
the legislature Of the Peoples party.
Leading lights of the party assent that
Speaker Crisp will have opposition and that
Tom Watson will stump the district against
Mr.. Crisp.
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a Strike at a Mine.

TOWER, MINI, June 1s.-The Minnesota
mine in this city shut down last night and
the shafts are filling with water. About
800 Italians and Austrlans went en- a strike
and have driven everybody else away from
the mine. Strikers are stationed at the
various shafts to prevent the starting of the
pumps until the company accedes to their
demands. Shipping is stopped and twent Y
ore trains are tied up.
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The Norwood Wouldn't start

RYE, n. Y, June 1S.-The Norwood de-
clined to start on account of rough water
for the much talked of race with the
Vamoose. Chairman Hall OF the Ameri
can Yacht Climb regatta committee received
a dispatch that the Norwood would be ready
to race Monday il the weather permitted.
Tho committee will meet to night and ar
range for the race.
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BIG MONEY FOR A NAME.
st. Luke's Hospital to Be Called tbs
Winteringham.

st. Luke's Hospital to Be Called the
Winteringham.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 18.-Some
months ago St. Luke's hospital. a bene-
fciary institution Of this city, was offered
$25, 900 by Mrs. Winteringham, a wealthy
lady Of New Jersey, if the name were
changed to Winterlngham hospital The
offer was laid before the association and
caused great deal Of discussion among the
members, some being in favor of accepting
and Others opposed. The latter, although
In majority, were reluctant to let slip so
large sum. 80 they, In turn, offered to
build an annex and name it after her. The
good woman had higher amb ition than an
annex, so she sent another offer, this time
agreeing to provide for $50, 900 in her will
for the hospital on the first named condi-
tons. Yesterday the association met, and
after more discussion finally accepted the
offer. There is something in a name after
all.
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A New Roads First Victim

ATLANTA. GA. June 1S-The Georgia,
Carolina and Northern, the new road re-
Gently completed into Atlanta, killed its
first victim tonight about s o'clock. Eli
Byres. negro employed in the company's
yard. while walking along the track near
Hulsey's crossing was run over and crushed
to death by an incoming passenger train.
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ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS. PLAsTERERs
AND PROPERTY OWNERS.
OFFICE TIDE WATER OIL COMPANY.
SAVANNAH, GA. June Is, 1892

OFFICE TIDE WATER OIL COMPANY. I
SAVANNAH, GA. June is, 1892.
Mr.. Andre10 HdnIey, Savannah, Co.:
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plastered with Kings Asbestos Windsor Ce-
ment. So thoroughly satisfactory was the re-
suit that I take pleasure in expressing my
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lutely the very best patent plaster have ever
used or seen. 1t has more elasticity. works so
much easier that man can put on considera-
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more space and thus renders the cost Of using
it less than other patent plasters. So well
pleased am with it after & thorough test that l
indorse all you claim for it and will never use
any other when want flrst-class job.
Yours truly,
[Signed.1 A. E. BUELL.,
SuperintandAnt
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Dariep's CavelrYmen.

DARIEN, GA June 1s.-Company G.,
Fifth Georgia cavalry. will 90 into camp
with the full number Of men. Capt. Hop
kins met the boys last night and thanked
them for the honor they were about to con-
fer upon him.
DIR. T. l.. Hopkins and DR.. ]. G. Hopkins
and the Misses Mitchell OF Townsville are
visiting at o. Hopkins
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Printers Relieved of a Limit

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1S-The In
ternational Typographical Union to-day
repealed the 59-hour law by majority of /
in 4S votes, it being impossible to enforce
its provisions uniformly. After disposiuR
of other routine matters at the evening ses-
sion an adjournment was reached.
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FIDDLEBAoK-I hear, Miss Somerset. that you
spent several weeks in preparing your gradua-
ton essay. How was il received :
Miss Somerset didn't read it after all.
Fiddleback-What. Not read it, Pray what
was the trouble
Miss somerset-My dress didn't come in time.
Cloak ReUieW.
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Departure Of the panville Men.

ATLANTA, GA, June 1S.-To-night the
clerks employed in the offices of the general
manager, traffic manager, treasurer and
auditor of the Richmond and Danville rail-
road left on special train for Washington,
along with the papers and office furniture
used here
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
Homicide Near Lake Citv.

LAKE CITY, FLA, June ls.-This morn
Ing Jesse Jones shot and killed SONNY
Francis (coloredl in the Mount Tabor
ppeighborhood, eight miles south Of Lake
LIN; The killing is said to have been in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
MARRIAGES.


CLEMENTS BARBEE.-Married OF Harde-
vile, S. c., June 10Th inst, by Judge Haywood,
c. r. CLEMENTS and Miss MARIE BARBER, both
of this city. No cards
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MACK.-The relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mack are invited TO attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. MARGARET MACK at Laurel Grove
cemetery THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. !, 1890, the basis of meas
HremeDt OF all advertising IN the MOANING News
will be agate or at the rate OF 81 20 an inch for
the 1rst Insertion No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 90
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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Superintendent.
ASSOCIATION.

CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
A regular meeting of the Citizens Sanitary
Association will be held MONDAY EVENING,
June 90 1892, at s:15 P. M. at the Office of the
Association, 8 Drayton street.
HENRY BLUM, President.
D. JAMES MURPHY Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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DIVINE SERVICES

VIII be held in the Lutheran Church SUNDAY,
,JunA 18th at II o'clock NJ
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
REV. W. H. PHILLIPS. RECTOR.

Services to-day as usual IL O'Clock THIS
MORNING, and 6:15 o'clock THIS EVENING,
and at same hours until further notice. Seats
free
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Maintains a Savings De-
partment and allows interest
at 4 per cent, compounded
quarterly.
The accounts of individu-
ais, firms, banks and corpora
tons are solicited.
With our large number of
correspondents in Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and South
Carolina, we are prepared to
handle collections on the most
favorable terms
Correspondence invited.
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK, President
NJ B LANE, Vice President
GEORGE C. FREEMAN, Cashier.
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IMPORTANT,

IF YOU WANT
Ifyou want DAY BOOK MADE.
IL you want 9 JOURNAL MADE.
II you want a CASH BOOK MADK
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u you want q RECORD MADE
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IL you want LETTER HEADS
II you want NOTE HEADS.
il you want BILL HEADS.
II you want BUSINESS CARDS
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MORNING NEWS BUILDING.
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SUMMER COMFORTS.

ICE CREAM FREEzERS.
The celebrated Lightning,
white Mountain" and
peerless" and others.
WATER COOLERS.
The largest and best as
sortment in the city at
the lowest prices.
FLY FANS.
Lambeth's latest i'm
proved. The very best
in the country.
OTHER GOODS
Suitable for the season at
the very lowest prices in
the city
VESTS CHINA PALACE,
1913 Broughton Street.
"Rowlinski. he has the books"
and REPEATS all prescriptions
on Buffers Pharmacy.
Rowlnski Pharmacist,
Brougnton and Drayton SITS.
Telephone 465.
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BEWARE OF IMPURE WATER OR
COMPOUNDS THEREOF.

1 am now using distilled water in the manu-.
facture of Soda. The process of distIation
renders the water perfectly pure and as clear as
crystal. This favored with natural fruit Juices
makes the beverage complete and decidedly
healthful. appreciate the most liberal pat
ronage OF my friends and in return propose to
give the best that labor and skill can produce.
R. O. MCCALL,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,

Which, in 1860, originated and introduced the
first Non-forfetable Policy. now makes another
RADICAL DEPARTURE in favor of the in
sured
Life insurance is safe or possible only on the
principle that life is more precious than money /;
but no life company has heretofore fully &C
cepted this principle.
The NEW YORK LIFE, believing from its ex-
perience that the time has come when this
principle should be fully accepted, now an
nounces that, the physical conditions, habits.
ETC., of an applicant being satisfactory, it wf1I
insure him without future limitations The
Companys new contract, the
ACCUMULATION POLICY"
Contains no restrictions whatever respecting
Occupation, Residence, Travel, Habits of Life
or Manner of Death. The only condition of the
policy is that the premiums be paid as akpeed.
Ii the Insured pays the premiums the Company
will pay the policy
Full particulars given on application to the
company or its agents.
R. H. PLANT, MANAGER.
hscen, Ga.
j. F. BROOKS, Local Agent.
"a Company of the policy holder, by the pol
icy-holder and for the policy holder"
Under an administration which thus broadly
announces the fundamental principle that is to
control its policy for the future, this Company
now enters the forty-eighth year of an honora-
BILE business career"
JAMES F. PIERCE,
Superintendent.
From the Nelc York State Insurance Super
tntendents Report to the Legislature, Nay ?,
1892.
Agents Of ability and integrity wanted.
B. H. PLANT,
Manager.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-03-15

In one of the Paris papers an Amer
lean has complained that the tomb Of
Lafayette is sadly neglected; that no
attempt has been made to decorate the
grave, although there are thousands
of Americans in Paris. The writer
says he found a ragged American flag
on the grave and this he replaced by a
new one. In all France there remains
not one person named Lafayette. and
Monsieur Maurice Bureaux de Pussy
now asks permission to add to his own
name that of Lafayette. NJ. de Pussy
- the son of the late Colonel de Pussy.
who went to America for the York.
town celebration. and Colonel de
Pusy's mother was a neice of the fam
Gus General de Lafayette.-Paris Cor
soanOndanf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-03-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The of
lat the to the useof Of h
in theS Of Missouri
No f''' Ag-in Charles Scott, Defendant
Nowat attorney j
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tuatd in County
the Monday
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a ecopyi the record.
A.Fow o he CicutC
Z. K Marvin, Clerk
aries i. Yeater Plaintiffs
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

May The State of Mis-
the ando the OF o the
Against Enms T.
Nowat CONTEST plaintiff. Attorney
sndth o
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Of
Emma nj
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ordered
Weekly
The Of
before
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A copy Attest
A. FOWL of CrcuitC
F. X Marvin Clerk
Charles /. Yeater Plaintiffs
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Of The
iherel 10 The o
Plaintiff
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Nowi ycunsuhs by his
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-03-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

of The
the 10 Michael Collector
nandor
NO. Agains Louisa .Goodan tpod,her
Nova, comes plaintiff b, and
wrio
plaintiff commenced
and against following described
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Good and NJ Good husband be
Monday Of NAV be-
said plead to the petition herein the
herro he published according to law the Seisia
successfully insertion whereof shall be fifteen
copy 'front.' he record. .
A FOWLER Of CrcuitC Court
BY +. K Marvin, Deputy Clerk
(harlesr. Yeaer,P
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

etiruiCo
snd
Missouri Plaintiff,
NO '"f' F. A. V-azy. Defendant
Now % pintif by and
the summons has b~n issued in this cause against the defend
that the said defendant be found and the court being satisfied that
publication the plaintiff has suit him This
sss against the following described ess 'iaaa in The
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holden the house. in the city se.i. said
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Weekly
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Atuecop rom the record Attest:
ia FOWLER Clerk of Circuit Court
TSea.1 f. H. Marvin, Clerk.
Charles Yeaier Plaintiffs attorney.