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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
A Radical Eeonomie Change.

The trouble with almost everyone Il
10 get himself out Of debt and the sad
dess feature of the experience OF a ma
iority of mankind Is that they seldom
s0cceed in this undertaking.
If. in the case of individuals. this feat
l. considered 80 difficult and remark
able, What must be thought Of the prop
osltiou to get the whole worid-AH
mankind-out of debt and keep il out
Nevertheless q genius. in planning
At least If not in executing. originated
scheme by which he said the seeming
miracle might be worked Tue arststep
he prososed was TO abolish all laws for
the collection of debt Jeremy Bon-
than l. DOW no more. nevertheless The
Saturday Evening Posi- of PhiladelphiA
has the following defsnse 10 make OF
his radical proposision:
First. i: would minimize the univer-
salty of credit and substitute cash pay
meni, which would result 10 consequent
reduction Of prices TO those who would
most benefit By 1.-THE poor Il would
eliminate bad debts and enable every
grocer to sell 81 a smaller margin OF
profits condition which the Inevitable
laws of credit would bring about
..Secoud. it xOuld abolish the INSTALL
ment system which compells the poor
70 par three times the worth Of an ar
ticle-
Third, the substitution Of cash for
credit would have = tendency 70 arrest
panics- These spring largely from
Misrepresentation. from siraining the
bonds of credit. always of prObleuasic
endurance. till they break. Sellers
now rely 70 some extent, at least, upon
court process to compel payment Were
such assurance removed. they wOald be
more careful in extending credit and IN
important factor is that aissrust which
preeipitates commercial panics would
be removed in two Ways large sabsti-
tutions OF cash payments for credits.
snd the addition of increased c0nserva-
sion TO that part Of TIE credit system
ahich remained"
II might be added ahat reform OF
this kind would do away with great
horde of court officers. judges. sherizs
and clerks, thus saving 20 the com
Inunfty large sums now worse than
wasted. Il would foree great numbers
lof Individuals Who now add nothing 10
the wealth of The world into purely
productive pursuits, and IL would iend
Eeverywhere and ir al lines 70 q redue-
ton of prices and a ninimizaEaon OF
profits The greatest be5ehciaries Oi
this radical change wouid be the mem
bers Of that unpriviIeged class com
monty called ..the masses n-kaHsa'
Civ TTUes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
Senator Frank Paris.

One of the best known Democrats II
the State of Missouri Is Senator Frank
Farris of Crawford county He Is one
OF the holdoyer Senators and represents
the 24th Senatorial District His sbil-
ity as maker Of the laws vas well
shown two years ago On the floor OF
the Senate ard he vas this session
chosen as Presideu: Pro TEN OF that
body. His selection 20 this position
was q most wise one. ss his extensive
experience al the State capital at
previous sessions OF the Missouri As
zembly pre-euicently qualities him for
the Office. Senator FarrIs two years
ago Introduced the bill to place Stale
tax on beer. which l. now before the
Supreme Court and he has already il
troduce6 a. the present session 8 Dill
taxing franchises. which it Is said viii
meet all requirements which such q
measure will be subjected to- Sena-
Tor Farris has The distinction OF being
one Of the foremost orators among the
members Of the upper branch Of the
Assembly and his ability 10 lead de-
bate and fight for his measures Is well
known TO every man interested In
things political at the State capital
He will be heard from later as the r.
cipient OF new honors from his party
as his active work and adherence 70
Democratic principles deserves coz
tfnr,r,r,s racnrnitfnn-L G. Prs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07

- was just about gone" writes Mrs
Rosa Richardson, Of Laurel Springs,
Y. C.. II had Consumption 50 bad that
the best doctors said / could not lave
more than q month. but began 20 use
Dr.. Kings New Discovery and vas
wholly cured by seven bottles and an
uow stout ard veil" It's an unrlyaIec
Iife-saxer in Consumption. Pneumonia
La Grippe and Bronchitis; infallible for
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Hay Fever,
Group or Whooping Cough Gnaran'
teed bottles soc and $1.00. For sale
by all Druggists
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
TeWne's Impregnasle Speech.

The GloJs- Democrat tries 10 belittle
Senator To~ne's great speech IN de-
fense of the right of the Philippines to
oxn and govern their country By say
ing i was a repetition OF spread
eagle orasion HbIch he made in Duluth
during the campaign. and the result OF
which was that Minne@ota went rspub-
lican By 1900 majority
Puerile disparagement Ike this can
not weaken the fervId elcQuence of the
peerless orator of The northwest, or
disprove 3 single one Of the condemn
ing facts xhich he marsbaled il crush
ing array against the record OF The a6-
ministration in dealing with the Filipi-
nos
Out of is own mouth he convicted
the republican administration OF peril
dy. From the Official record he pro
duced the proofs OF It's double dealing.
its usurpation. it's false promises and
its violation of the decalogue and The
constitution
He traced the progress Of the rela-
tions of this government with The Phil
ippine islands from DeEey's victory 70
the present. and showed that history
that had been begun in glory was
changed By a perfdious administration
into chapter after chapter Of shame and
dishonor-
The scathing and rapier-Ike sarcasm
with which he painted the pharisaisn
OF the president and Hanna in shifting
the responsibility for breaking faith
| with the allies that aided u so nateri-
ally in overthroEing Spanish power in
Luzon upon the shoulders of Provi-
dence Is unexeelled in the forensic his
tory Of the nation Touching this
phase of the executives hypocrisy hs
said: ..I know rot which to admire
the more. whether the modesty which
dIscIsins credit for the policy, or the
colossal presumption which challenge.
and betrays the vaunted confidence o.
the Almighty"
His scharacteEization of the Mckinley.
esoue proclamation to the FIlipinos be
fore the treaty with Spain was ratified
was an admirable blend of irony anC
truth. Among the roses of its sof
/ rhetoric OF love" he said. Its fail
speech about our coming not as invsd
ers or corouerors. but as friends o
the mild sway of justice and OF 'bene
violent assimilation, the already iustl,
awakened distrust of the Filipino
clearly beheld the uBsheathed and gill
teriDg steel of despotisu-
But What avail such elOQuence AM
) unansxerable speeches IS the one de
4 ,liyered By the senator from Minneso.l
10 check the orgy of Imperialism. III
saturnalIa OF greed aud dishonest
upon which the republican leaders haE
; already embarked? As Senator Ves
has said: ..Drunk with victory the
: viii stop at nothing" They viii falte
: ~ no crime against the Declaration {
? Independence and the Constitution ]
: their mad desire 10 carry out the vi
! of the behemoth OF trust coumercialisl
: that urges them OK C. Times.
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The state sabbath a Curse.

We have always believed and de-
clared that q Sabbath enforced By the
state i q curse 10 society rather than
. blessing We have been disputed in
this statement by the advocates OF
..Sabbath- legislation: but noE We find
the same thing emphasically asserted
by one of the foremost champions oil
sabbath laws. and We would call
the attention OF ali others Of this class
10 the fact Il i well worthy OF note
Before the Christian Endeayorers OF
the world. assembled last summer in
the CITY Of Loudao. Rev l. W Hatba-
way, D. D., member of the Ne~ York
Sabbath Committee and lecturer in
behalf of National Reform" spoke OF
the Sabbath institution in these words:
The ssncsisy of this ress-day is all
important; the entire purpose OF the
6ay demands that il should De sacred
day. A holiday Sabbath utterly per
Eerts It's purpose and renders it curse
rather than 3 blessing 4 seculaFized
Sabbath destroys man. Il deadeus the
public conscience and opens the door
for everything that Is inimical 70 the
public good"
What stronger Indictment could be
uttered against the .-civil Sabbath =
We have never condemned the .'civil
Sabbath" IN terus a. severe as this
And Why ther-oh Why, does the
Rev. Mr.. Hathaway earnestly contend
for Sabbath laws2 Can the state
create q sacred Sabbath? What other
Sabbath than secular Sabbath can be
given 20 society by the purely secular
states What does the term s-ciSIt'
joined with Sabbath" in speaking o
the day enforced by the state Imply on
that The Sabbath OF state Law Is no
sacred but secular: Il would be wrong
H TO enforce = sacred Sabbath; that l
i everywhere admitted: but Sabbath
legislation Is defended on the grouns
that 8 purely ..cirilH Sabbath is prOpe
and necessary But now comes Mr
Hathaway. Rho speaks as one having
: authority. and declares that = non
sacred Sabbath il . curse. desdene
Of the public conscience, and pro
, noter of everything that Is inimica
70 the public good /" Note this. :
who contend 50 much for the '.civi
. Sabbath. AID don't forges it. Wher
{ ever henceforth ron may take exceE
: ion 20 what re may say against you
hobby. ne would respectfully refer 20
Fl TO DR. Hathaway
: The doctor Is right The sanctis
I of the Sabbath i all-lmpoEtant. and
] secuIiarizsd Sabbath Is curse and .
enemy OF the public good We al
? not here considering The auesiio
; i whether The Sabbath Is Sunday or SON
: other day; whIchever day the Sabbat
> i. il Is 70 be regarded a. sacred a
ef never secuiarIzed. as DR. HsthaWa
: has said
I'll Mr.. Hathaway has given our reason
: for opposing sabbath legislation
e il because Ne are opposed 20 sands.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
II tie ci-czi- coo-t Of Iroa cozaty, No, L
VACATION, Izn1ary ~ 1901
NarEick Hozgh, Plaintiff,


Eliza E Pezse, zze Eliza z Van Doren,
and Clzz5TuS \ Pezse. b=T bEsS.ud. aid
ali znknoEn interested parties, defendants
TPetsi0n 70 ouiet utse, eic-
Now Il this dzy cozzez The PlzEnE1h- = 1zs
azo-ueF. and 6les Ess rz1ar51r czEy FeEl1@o
by zE76zyir, sezrlaS f0-Eh- zno1s ot1eT L rlss-
that the defendants are nO7--eS-1ez-s G tne
STATE q 1Ilzs,zri ard thai fbe ordinary Pro-
cess Of IzE cannot be served uPu1 them II
Is, therefore, orde-ed b the E1oerszgneds
Clerk % the CIrcaiz Co-rt q lro2 Co1nTE,
State OF NissoErl. 4 vzcz-5c7, fnzf PZo-2cz-
tor be made notifying szla Defendants i1zf
IN action has beea cozEe8cee against them
n tie CIrzzE Cozrz Of sid Comfy. Stz1e
Aforesaid. TIE obfect and general nature C
wbsch ) % o5sz1z decree d sad Nc-FZ de-
cIzrzzg t5e r.-ie ID the fol3Os1ng described
rezf es-z-e % Ese vez-e5 4 plaintiff. z1deT and
bT xl-Eue q tie scz-1tz . perfect t7tie = s1cl
case made and provided by section o55, page
z6z. Eol. !. Revised Statutes q 1899, 70 VII
50 nzch q Io.s and ; ot the northwest
qEz-zer c. seCslo1 Z TOWNSHIP S. EOTIn-
range : east - : contained n the Eo--oEFEzs
Ciezcrio-51z- d zzt- beginning ~ PoE1E On
the line bSszesa section : and Stc1zc1 O
sane toznshi9 and range where SAID IIrae II
tersects TIE s0a-he-a Inc Of The FreaezscS-
town and Arcadia read ard TzuaIng so1-h O
said Inc dividing sid sections 70 4 point
Iz-ez chains: thence ezS . point o. ne
line dividing said lois into east and weSs
hzITes. distant 7-oI chains south O. t5e sad
southern Inc @ the Fre3eTlckt0E1 and Ar
cz6zz rOz5= the1cc North On said Inc o1F7o-
ing said lots into east zad vest halves 20 :
poIaf whs-e szid Inc I1te-sects Tie szzd
Southern Inc of the Fre1z-lcktoSu and ARA
dlz roz5= thence EeStxzr6ly along said
southern line of the Fredt-lcktoEn and AZ
cz5iz r0zd - TIE point Of begTu1l1g-co--
tzInI1g = acres, uo-e O. less:
Aad 70 declare null and void zn unSztl<-
fed mortgage covering said real estate, bear
ing date September I.th. 1885, recorded n
Transcribed Record fro1 Madison Co-nty
~ page zS- And snIes< they be and appear
II the next tern OF said Coz-T. 70 be holden
Al the courthouse II the CTy q IrOuEoa,
within and Tor said County, State Aforesaid,
On the fourth Monday n April next 1901, and
o. OF before the third day thereof. IN the
tern shah 50 long continue; and Il not, then
before the end o; the te-mg, and plead 70
said plaintiffs petition, the SANE VII Dc
tzkea against then zs confessed
Il Is further ordered that copy hereof De
Published according 70 Law n some weekly
newspaper pzblished Il said County OF Iron.
State 0. Sfissozri
ARTHUR HUFF, Clerk
\ rue copy from the record
Witness, nv hand and oE5cizl SEAL this
10Th Of January. A D. 1901
TsEALl ARTHUR HUFF. Clerk
CT-cu1. Court. Iron County. No
W-. r Edgar, Attorney for PlzIn1I6-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
The Sens of Harrison. Harlan and Ne
kenna.

At frss Il was said in suEory admin
istraiion newspapers that there were
good reasons for the removal. and per
soual attacks we're made On Major
Russe!Ts character and career in tie.
military service. But when Major
Russell came straight 10 Washington
TO ask what was the reason, the war
department. told him that the! knew
nothing Of any such charges While
he was pressing The matter an inPer-
iaIistic newspaper said that ''he re-
cefved from q war department Official
8 letter in which the admission was
made thai lie had been dismissed be-
cause his father had not squs-ely sup
ported the republican ticket in the late
campaign" President Mckinley thus
recognizes the family solidarity OF
those he puuishes. visiting the in
iguitie= % of the father upon the
children Is he not likely 10 have
the same principle in mind when ii
comes 10 rewarding others for good
things already done or expected OF
then2
The country rubbed its eyes when
the newspapers brought the news that
the sons OF Justices Harlan and Ne
Kenns OF the supreme court has re-
ceived appointments from the admin
istration in Porto Rico. while the
Porto Rico tariff and the status OF the
Philippines are Under adjudication IN
that court and the votes OF those two
judges may turn the scale for or
against the policy upon which M
Mckinley has set bis heart And 10
emphasize the meaning of the appoint
ueuts more distinctly. Justice Nc
Keuna,s son takes the place made Va
cant by the removal of Mr. Harrison.
In all our political hissOr! can re-
call no such scandalous use Of the ap-
j pointing power as this I would say
80 even If ! we're sure that the presl-
dent had no purpose of influencing the
/ forthcoming decision of the court oy
this step. None the less, the step
would be scandalous and indecent,
uuder the circumstances. as indicating
q callous Indifference TO the proprietie=
of public life and 10 the respect due 10
the Judicial ernine- Such acts On par
of the royal government we're common
enough. before Sir Mathew Hale estab
lished the standard OF Judicial char
acser and conduct 70 which English
speaking communities have deferreE
since II was part of the suicidal pol
icg OF Charles l. 10 undermine the
credit of his OWE judges. BY rewardins
them for accepting his views of III
Law By taking care of their families
Bat doubt If even be would have pub
Hcly appointed the son Of 3 judge to
profitable place. while the question Q
the obligation TO pay ship money IA
b=fore the bench
The close connection between MaIo
Harrison's dismissal and the appoini
ment of the judges sO1s 70 goo
places cannot be too much Insist6
upon The one il the key 70 the othel
That the dismissal was due TO n0thin
but resentment Of the ex-president
letter il roE known. Yet Mr. Harri
son was just as much bound by b
public position and his relation 10 q
American people to form and expres
, an opinion about the Imperialism I
our recent policy IS are the two 1uog'
70 form and express an opinion o. Z
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=
Clarence N Jones, Plzzndas
Eliza E Pszse, Eee Eliza E Van Doren,
and Clzzdizs A Pezse, her husband, and
al lunknoEn interested parties, defendants
Petition 70 qgiet tile, etc
Ncx Il this dzF comes tie plaintiff, by ms
s.toruev. and hles his petition, daily verified
bv zf1dzxIt- setting forth, among other things,
thai the defendants are n0a-resldents Of the
State of MlssozFi and that TIE ordinary pro
cess Of Eaw cannot be served apca them II
Is. therefore ordered b. the undersigned
Clerk OF tie C1rczit Cozrt Q. Iron CCunty,
STATE o. Missouri. n VACATION thai P1b-lcz-
tioa be made notifying sad defendants that
n action has been comneRced against them
n the CIrculr Cozrz OF said Co1ncy, State
AFORESAID, the ohject and general nature Of
zhsch i . obtain : decree of sad Court de-
clzrsng TIE t5zle 70 the follozIug described
real estate 70 be vested N plaintiff under
and by xI-zze of tae s-zEate % perfect title n
such case made and provided BY section 655-
page e6z, XOl- I, Revised StzzEtes OF 1922,
10 R5I-
All that pzrt OF the west half OF lots ) and
4 OF the northwest quarter Of section : Il
township =, north. range : east, Ehich Is
fncIuded N TIE following survey beginning
N tie ezs, side df the Irol;01 and FredeF-
5cktozn rad: running Ehezce ezst With the
soush line Of the grave yard t@1ce - CHAINS
70 the SozfkezSE conner q sad grave yard /:
theace north z5-a the Inc OF : division fence
I.So chains ID rock corner thence ezS'
vita the Inc o. dIvisioa fe1ce 1907 chains
70 corner and intersection Of 2 division
feace; thence S0z1h EIth TIE hne o. SAID
fence II 80 chains 20 the north Inc o. Tie
Fresersckroxn road thezce north 50 de-
grees vest viii The north line OF said road
10 tie ezs. Sz5e q the trenton and Frede--
Icktoxn Uoz5: thence north - degrees Ees'
with east si.ze OF said road 1913 chains &c
Eszce of begIzZz1z-coztzinIag N lot z0Ozl
S5s acres z21 = }o- zbozIe 1855 acres
IN the aggregate z7-I5 z-res, more o. less
Aai 70 deciz-s nEll zEi vos3 n EnSzns-
fed mortgage covering sad real estate. bear
f-S date September Ist1- ES55. recorded I
Transcribed Record iron Madison Co1aty
Al page - And Enless they De and zpPezl
=. tae next tern OF said CozEt, 70 be holder
II The Courthouse n the Cry of IrO1-on. zl;h-
IN and for sad Coz1ry, State Aforesaid, O.
The forth Moadzy n April next. 1901, zns
on q before the third day the-eaE, Il III
tern shall 50 long coztznze- and L aoz. the1
before the end OF the term. z2d plead 1
said plaintiffs petition, the same vii D
taken zzzI1St them - confessed
lis fc-ths- ordered thai copy heTeot B
u5blsshe5 according 10 law n sone Eeekf
newzozoer Published n said County q Iroa
ARTHUR HUFF, Clerk.
\ tru< eopv from the record:
Wines. rEv Ez1d zad oelcIzl seal, III
18Th O. JznazEy, A. D 1901
rsEar7 ARTHUR HUFF, Clerk
C7rczit Cozrt, Iron Cosnry, Nc
Wa. z. Edgar, Attorney for Plzints7-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07

Are you restless a. night, aud hsr-
zsse6 bv 3 bad cough? Use BAL
LARD,S HOREHOCND SYRUP. II Eill
secure you sound sleep. and effect
prompt and radical cure Price %
cents and 50 cents For sale be g. W.
Marshall.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07

Or because ne are anarchists seeking
10 overthroE society, Or atheists op-
posed 20 ali religion. as has been
charged b. our enemies = o., no. Dat
we believe 1.-The sancsisy o. the rest-day
Is all impartanf;" we do not want
curse rather than 9 blessing 70 De
put upon society; Ee do rot want the
state 10 sci up any institution which
destroys man. .4deaders the public
conscience aod opens the door foE
everything that Is iniUicsl 70 the public
good. Therefore We do not want the
state to set up q .,ciEil." secularized
Sabbath. Wko will say thai these
are not good reasons for our opposi
ton?
a secularized Sabbath is perverted
Sabba1h; and only great harm can re
suit from the perEersion Of 8 disins
institution. As veil might men try Il
benefit society by peryersing the in
ssItution OF marriage Let the Sat
bath be just what it was made to b
by the Creator. SeHsisel Of Liberty.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect or
der by the occasional use of
TUFTS Liver Pills They reg
ulafe the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bill
iousness, constipation and kin
dred diseases, anabsolufe cure
TUFTS Liver PILLS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07

Children who are troubled with
Worms are pale in The face. fretfui oy
spells. restless in sleep, have blue rlngs
around their eyes. bad dreams. variaese
appetite. aud pick the nose WHITES
CREAM VERAIFCGE will kill ana ex-
pei these parasites Price p cents
For sale By G. " Marshall.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07

TABLER,S BUCKEYE OINTMENT
Is no panscea, bot is recOm1sGdeG Tor
Piles only. These il viii cure Price
80 cents in bottles: Tubes. T5 cents
For sale by G.. W. Marshall
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
ORDR OF PUBLICATION.

In tl1e circzif ooart OF Iron comfy, No, Z
vacation, January 70, 1901
Clarence N Jones, PlaEnt1,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
ARTHUR HUFF. Clerk.

\ the copy from the record:
Witness, nv hand and 0E1clzl seal. tbs
10th Of January. A D. 1901
TsEALl ARTHUR HUFF, Clerk
CI-cz5: Cont, Iron COanry. No
Wa r Edgar, Attorney for PlzInfI6-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07

Fla E Pezss. Eee Eliza E Van Doren.
znd Clzzdizs A Pezse, her husband, and
al unknown interested parties, defendants.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-09-26
AILLION-DOLLAk AFFAIRS.
New Companies with Enormous Capital
Ello ct Pierre.

Pierre. S. d, Sept. 20.-Articles of in
corporation have been fled fer f. +.
Putnam Hardware company, at Brook
iugs, with a capital OF $500, 600. Incor-
porators, Frank z. Putnam, LOUIS n.
Fuller, George z. Hall.
The Capital City Lead and Zinc COM
pany, of Washington, D. C., at Huron,
with q capital OF $1,000. 900. Incorpor-
ators, r. S. Colman, f. X. Raymond,
and Philip Lawrence.
The First State Bank OF Miller. v..c
a capital OF S12,5Oo. incorporates.
George S. Ryland, George c.. Fullen-
wider, n. c. Snober, {. p. Swanson and
F. D. Green.
The State Bank Of Einfred. with a
capital of $4,000. incorporates T.
Thompson, e. o. Hansen, and y. Han
son.
The Refining Oil Gravity Pipe
Line company at Pierre, with a capital
r. Arson, Jerome l.. Druthmeller and
L. L. stephens.
Tne Granada Mining company at
Pierre. with a capital of So, 500, 600. In
corporators, Dew r. Oliver, j. r. Ken
ny, l.. l.. Stephens.
The Gold Bluff Mining company at
Pierre with a capital of $500, 600. Incor-
porators. ]. NJ. Lively, e. D. Alvord,
ard T. P. Estes. :
The Southern Iron Manufacturing
company at Pierre, with a capital of
s., oeo, GOO. Incorporators, George Tay-
Tor. John t. Edwards and l.. l.. Ste
phens.
The Church of Christ, at Armour
Trustees, ]. R. Duel, c. a. Rounds, e
S. Sisson.