Franklin County Record (Union, MO), 1881-01-06

              XHE RECORD., jr.'" r.:::: 1 Si llOCHb.COXhJTY HEWS. I Jiinow. j'rfd Bloom is bap1'. It8 boy. gr-Va.ntii, it r wheat at (he fin Steam Mills. See A. A. Viti proprietor, immoffately. C. E. Carter bad a slight attack of rieurisy was treated by Dr. Sehlag-luttf and is now up again. Id Butler is suffering from a violent attack of pneumoftin at the residence of R. II. Sullins in Lyon, List Friday morning the cold was ialcnpo. Mercury was recorded down m low 89 Iwcnty degrees below zero. Jfr. David Kenton has socurcd h itMlion urrying party in Tuns and will depart for hit new Held of labor in a week or two. flckfls, i"K'd fruit, cracked wbeat, hominy, concentrated Coetfti- rnil, frwh cheese, aiid anj tiling you wot, fresh, at J. C. Rcinhai'ds. 4V f J 1 .S. - n Hi 'A o 5 i. f V I 1.1 k'l ! 1 v 4 VOL. VII. UNION, MO., THUIaSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1881. NO. 20. j Tho Hermann Independent last t(k sppored just about liko a mnn !ilkiigall about himself. It was all 'about Hermann and nothing clue. Judge 31ing donated the tiso of his mm and sleigh to tho young f.ilks uflowa on Tuesday and thcro was iDDiiderable sleigh riding and fust driving done.' : ' '-'.; ! " ' The snort of tho iron horse, climb iog up Iron hill on tho "Frisco" was ji;iiiiiy heard in Union on Wednes day morning, ; which inditatos u plicllof weather." , Married, ut the residence of the .rde's parents near Mosdlo, Mo., M i!ov. J. F. Kenton; Miss Alabamti pliiue lo Ifr. Frank urtney, u!l Irmnkiiii County. Hr. M. W., Uaucr, teacher at St. Ji.)ih's Chjirch, tej ped into the !!wd offire on Saturday and renew talliu own, and handed us an,nddi-Jiioiial duhscHpiiun-. J llarriod, Wy Mayor Fmitce, at bis jittidenrt, oti Sniuhn-, Jany. 2nd pi,Mi8sM:iggio Miller of St. Louis jo Mr. Henry Andiro of JrfTriilurg,. lurmcny oi M. J.ouis. Hr. John KvaiiH, of Stanton, Mo. tiled nenr about tho fiisi dav of the pht Xdw Year rtnd handed his r-un a neighbor rnewai to Uie wrd for another year. .; :I Jli Altuac i)ickitmon, ono of the jPmlric Mien, wM in Union on Mot; lr , the first tmie smu-o her re. Jura from ibo boamiful city of Iiich-jinond, Va., where. she has been visit-jiuglorscreml month.- , "'' . j Died in St. LouiV, Mo, on Friday, jptM-.inbec81at ult. of Krysipclas Mr. j-lloiiM IJiamol.agod about 34 years, m W-m. T. Iiramc! ot Xcwport, Count v.. lie was brought np for Puial at Newport or. Monday. I .Mr. J. N. Murphy of UoOne town jS0lP will hare a public sale of his jonnl property on tho 29th day of j"n month, preparatory Jo his mov-fg to Wright County. See bis bills, jPnatcd ahhw office, fbr particulars. J All who want ai.ything in the line "'Bill posting b Uiis County, should Wp'yto C. K. Carver, Union, Mo. has formed "The Franklin "my Advertising Company and J,il rostcis, consisting of . himself, B.Gale in Union, and G. C. "fjan, in Washington, Mo, . Mr. John (. Lwnl, .,wni;n- , lao ulu unn OI J 1A nron 4 Co Michael Loitwcin has been suffer ing from a alight attack of enteritis balls now recoTeiing under treat mwnt of Dr. Schlagcnhauf. . TfVr. "Will Clunthitra of the Tiaiiie has been in failing health for soveial month. 11 is friends are quite dis- conraged at bis condition. Married, on the 80th day of De cember 1880 at the residence of Ibc bride' mother by Wm. J. McEnen J. PM Miss Mary J. Byrd to Mr. John C. Neltells. All of Fran&lin County. List of let tors remaining in the P. O. at Union, Mo., Jany. 1st 1881. Edward Burgess, C. E. Lamon, Mont II. More, Prank owak. W. P. I. Sliarts, Charles Carpenter and Isaac Chaney. i Joux AcheSbacu, P. M. - m Tbero were two other young men, who we forgot to mention in the per- sonalH of last weeK, who wero spend ing the Holidays in Union, to wit, Chas. Ucinhard, jr. attending Jones Commercial College in St. Louis, and Tommy Johnson who is'ai worK at MarthasTillc, Warren Countv. During the conspicuous absence of our Constsihle, a couple of young chnps on a spree the other evening, battered down tho door to Moutier's salom. It appears that tho crime has since been condoned by the boys paying for a couple of new doors, but this will still not bar tho grand jury from looKing into ho disgrace committed against the peace and dig nity, Sic. Transfer! of Eeal Kitate. Tho following transfers of real estate, by warrantco deed, were filed for record in the Recorder's oftlco of Franklin County, for tho week ending December 6th 1880, A DeLassus to W Voss 40 acres in 31 42 2 west $100- L B Parson to "Wni Newell, 80 acre in 18 42 1 west $520. L B Parsons to Paul Coig 80 acres 1142 1 west $300. L IJ Parsons to Alex Welday 80 acres in 11 42 1 west $300.' G A Diehn to Chas McCaffrey lots in Pacific $175. . aiarnej on rrway, ew j ear eve, in St. Clair, Mws Laura Ruiitlt io iur. ijonges, jiisn in tne same place on TLursday, SOib ult. hy Mr, Jas. Jeffries, J. P. Miss Boyd to Mr. John Brugk'b, the latter of this County. It appears that the member elocted to the Missouri Legislature from the 2nd district of Franklin County, won a hat from John Buekct of S- Clair, on a wager on the erection, and wrote to him to send ono suitable for the dignity and honor of a Stale representative to wear at the Stale Capi-tal, whereupon Mt. Busket sent him an old worn out bat of last j-ear. Now this may be all right, tout if Mr. Buskef opinion, (bo being an old, simon pure Democrat) of the honor and dignity of tho Missouri Legisla ture does not amount to more than an "old hat" what onght a straight Republican to think of it. But wo are informed that, so far, it is only a joke, and that he will revise his opin ion, and send a belter hat. Tho Kditors of the Observer very magna n imously accord u the choice of inking refuge under tho iinpota-tion ol being a liar or an ignoramus, in charging them with writing the canard about new vaults for the court bouse hmt week, and they cure not which horn of the "dilenja" wo take, in getting out of the difficulty. We ran correct Ihcni in spelling "di lemma", which should clear us of the cjjargo of ignorance, and applying tho rule that an Ivlitor is responsible for what has no ether responsible author in his papor, wo get rid of the other charge of being a liar. To publish a mean ariiclo under afictitiou name, aud then to shirK responsibility for it, is a species of meanness that wo ar not yet guilty of; bouncing a girl ; ever set eyes i, healthy and 1 think sl.e'H !) "t be afraid to -. " There were bloody doings np Church Street last Now Years night. A lot of dogs got on a frolic and commenced depredations on a neighbor's hogs at a pretty late hour of the evening. The ho,.-s squealed and there was a general racKct when the owner appeared on tho scene and discharged his revolver among them about tw';;. Then there was a change of tuno. There was yelping and bowling, and the next morning there were gory tracks leading in several directions from bis premises. The on!j' pity is Uiat they wore not Killed out right. Why people will Keep a lot of starved dogs about them in town, g not dear to our limited intellect. was in town Inst Fri- a5", attendinsr to navino- iava . f will loavo for bis home in Ohio " fwdays. Ho ! inav uoasihlv jke arrangomohts to move to old fanltlin County somo of thews diys. A ory extraordinary circumstance purred in our oHico tho other day A joung man, instead of borrowing ' I"cil, as U the cuatnmr nnd carry ? h J- with him', actually made ' editor a present of a fine Fubcr. ur profound thanks are duo him, and " otliers who may follow bis example. Te,in., Tocher of Vocal Music, , rrescm teaching several classes in Prairie, will deliver a free on musie, intersperaed with f "Sg. at the church in Union tbis, V,. CTenblg, Vith a UP a Sin 'ill or f-UtLm ,;' m n this fntcrpiwe view of AH in- A Card of Thanks. . , To my Fellow Citizen -.In rctir bg from the office of Judgo of Pro bate, in which honored position I was placed by your suffrage, lam not unmindful of your kindness, and of tho trust that you placed ' in my integrity and ability in doing so ; and now, after discharging the duties o said office for four years, and aflerr enjoying the uniform courtesy and kindness of all with whom I have come In contact, I do now, most truly and heartily, return to one and afl, for sach honors and confidence, my sincere thanks, and for the year to come, I wish all a prosperous and happy New Year. Very Respectfully, 1 J John T. Crowe. Pacific Item. Mr. Remig Leber gave a grand Ball New Years Eve. There was a largo crowd in attendance and the brass knuckle party behaved themselves well. Preparations are being made by the "Mo." TaciGc IV, 11. Co. to .enlarge their Rail Shop. They intend to add three or four more fires. A private Ball was given by Mr. Dunn of this place at Leber's Hall last Wednesday evening. Quito a largo number was present from Webster and Kirk wood. A surprise party was held at Mr. Orrin Hulls lust Friday evening. It was intended to be a surprise party no doubt but Frank was seen slyly walking up the street about dark wuh a desen cans of oysters in bis ba-ket. Bitr. Huuting with Hound. Mr," Jan. Vaughn of the weM, end of Union township whs in our 6 ft ice on Tuesday morning with a petition memorializing our members to the Legislature lo present and have enacted a bill preventing the citizens ol ono County from going into other Counties for tho purposn of hunting and running dur with hounds. The document was already signed by all of our leading citizens, and of course we added our autograph to tho list, and afterwards began to reflet, over the act. So far as tho desired bill will rcleaso deer from their relentless foe, tho hounds, we are in favor of it, aud an additional bill, or an amendment, ought to bo immediately moved, to pVohibit all hunting ol deer with bounds, - aud to insure which, the act ought to include a commandutory provision that all hounds should bo killed. Otherwise, the bill asked for only amounts to class or local legislation, and the members of tho General Assembly ' will 'probably only See it in that' light. It will amount to a privilege to the people ot Franklin County, which the citizens of St. Loui County are deprived of. It don't amount to much, yet wo should ihhk we were terribly ostracised, and our liberties grievously curtailed, if we should bo prohibited from going into Maries County to chase and fright-on deer. Similar bi'la have been presented heretofore, discussed and laid on the table ." Almost anj'body can send a boy on an errand, but only the wealthy have loisnre to spare to wait for him to get back. ' -No " 'Well, we- got a .f iwcnty-two t; on. She's grtoJ-'soi good-tempered, ar like your looks." "Where is she !' "Over in the wood-; "here, chopping down a coon-tree. . '.all I blow the born for hei?" MNo. If you'll kc an eyfc on my horse I'll find her." "Well, there's noti iug stuck up or affected about Susie. She'll say yes or no as soon as she bwks you over If yon want her, say so."" "The stranger beard the soand of her axo and followed it. He found her just as tho tree was ready to fall. She was a stout, good-looking girl, swingingtho axe liko a man, and in two minutes ho had decided lo say : "Susie, I'm a widower from New York state; I'm thirty-nine years old, have ono child, own a good farm and I want a wife. Will you go back homo with mo!"' She leaned on tho axe and looked at him for lailf a minute, and then replied : "Can't say for certain. Just wait nil I get these coons off my mind." She sent the tree crashing to earth, and with bis help killed live coo us, which were stowed nway jn a hollow. "Well, what do you fay?" he asked, as tho last coon stopped kicking. "I'm your'n I" was ; the reply t "and by tho time you got back from Do Witt I'll have these pelts off and tacked tip and be ready for the preacher!" lie returned to tho bouse, told tbo old folk that he should bring a preacher back with him, and at dusk that evening tho twain were intirriad. Hardly an -hour had been wasted in courting, and yet bo took homo'one of the best girls in the state of Michigan. Detroit Free Press. What a ray of uunshine in our home is a beautiful motto workt-d by loving hands. It is always in style, and it makes the word- of the poet literally MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO, Will make, for the next CO thys only, a Grand Of er cf Pianos and Groans. $350 Square Grand Piano for only $245. GTVT T? -) Msjtntflcuit rose. OX JL ljlU i wno.t eve el. Biatljf ffnlKiiml, 3 ttlring 7 1-3 Oo-IllXt full jUnt csutuito sgrnava, our new patect overstrung scala beautlfnl carved legs nu lyre hrovv terpentine mid Urge flwcy m uliliiia rouou ruse, full Jron Kruno. French tirsna Action, Ursud Hummers, tu t.ct every Improvement which cau In any way tuud to Uie perfcet-ton of tho ItistnaiiiMut, has been athW. f.".r'.r irtec:rr '.lUt infftru-to.oiit 1(lc! uiit tcll vcrcd on '"Mini cui-MHt Xe lurk, witu tine Cover, Stool rQ and Hook, euljr S'AO, This l'Uno will be sent on tent trial. Please send reference If yon do not send money w ith order. Ch scot with order 111 tm rrfunddd and frelgut charges psl t iy us both ways If l'Uno Is not just represented In this Advertisement. Thou, sands In use. Send for Catalogue. Kvcry liyiruiitent fully warranted for live years. DIAfjnC103 -o wl,h stool, rlMliUO Cover and liunk). All strict ly rintt-4-luaH and sold at Whole Male factory prices. There piau madd one of the tluest display at the Oentenulul (exhibition, and wre unanl- mously recommended for the JFiuiirst lloxuiss. The Squsrcs conHiu our New Patent Scale, tlm greatest Improvement lu Uie lots try of I'htuo maklo. The t'p-right iipi tho finest In America. IV-liively we make the II nest I'.anou, of the richest toue aud jrrestest eirablllty. They wre reeommeudud by the highest muxleal authoriiles lu the country. Over i-l,o0) in use, and nut. one 4llMntltt iU'il pitrt'llMKer. All l'lauoa and Or-l'hih rent ou U days' test trial freight free if unsatisfactory. Jion t raitti write us before buying. Positively we jf-I'er the best bargiiliis. CuUloKiie niallcd Inc. liandsuiue Illustrated and lecrip live Cutaloae ol 4s pages mailed fr Sc. stump. Kvery i'lauu fatly Warrant -d for 8 years. JUBILEE ORGANS leelOrsan,' htvle Ho, In the Unest and wHlfSl toned Heed organ ever ottered the musical public. It contains; Five Octaves), I'lvC set of Needs, four of iiOciaven each, and One of Three Octaves. Thirteen Mod with Urand Orgun-llpnon,MelHil, Viols, Flute, STATIONERY lectins, Vlollus, Flnte-Fone, Tremolo, (Jiniid Otjiaiiaud Oraiid-Swell, Knee-htops. '-llviubt, 74 lu. ; Length, t:J In.; Widib, 24 In.f Weight, boxed, SOU 1Ih. Tne caf e U of solid walnut, venerred wth c mice wiio(i and Is of nu entli'cly 'new and iK'Hiallul design, elaborately carved, wlt wied pmiel;', liiuiic elo!t, lamp staiuN, fretwork. Sc., nil elfigautly flnlsh-cd. I'ohescsail the latest and bt im- jTrnc, tor it is mured n "joy lorcvcr. provementi, with ureal power, deplh Fill our houses with beautiful j onilluiic and r-)ipathe.tie quality of tone. ueaiiiiiiu soio t iiccm ami peiiect wtop ac Would you sava'Ccnsy? Then buy what you need at tho place where you can get it at tha LOWEST CASH PRICES, and this certainly is at the Store cf CHARLES REINHARD Ton will And h Ira and hla son the ihonI accommodating GESTLEMEX TO DEAL WITH ol ya will find one of THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS, . in the County, cotmlsmgof STAPJLK l'ACY DRY GOODS, C3L,OTI3:ilTC3-, Boots and Shoes, HATS & CAPS, HABDWAEE, ;iiceiiswarc GROCERIES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, PAINTS, OIL AND BBTJSHES, THE 1 v IV.. iwMP'aw ,,'..., ',. J; ' ' tt-Wi V .m.-V 4 " " ir -..t.4....; " " rdx ox",ij4. ..,..,,... it ' onuesr. . u .nitb wlnuju, thn mit x . ' ' J et'tf j r v ' .WeoliWM, Stsnmnio..., - " wm j r ';niS rvdli8l or lnwsin i4 v sm ut 1M Will bo or ts dutiuri j wf. t. w, n. tnts'ws. i w. v- ' CIIEV3 & BOO ill. -'Attorneys r.i X r.voif. . . CHAIN PUMPS. WINDOW HAS IT. - FARM IMPLEMENTS, , wJ?ic,h he sella a small profit for Cash, or ia exchange for Pro-tucfp which hepaya the highest Market Prioe ' A COUETrHQ IS THE 01DE5 DAYS. Thirty years ago Michigan people wero a frank and truthful set. St ran gers could come here and trade horses with their eyes shut, and breach ol promise cases were unknown. Folks meant what they said, and when they gave their word stuck to it. Exactly thirty years ago this month a widower from Now York state, ap peared in Lansing on business. That samo business earned him over to Do Wilt, eight miles awey. While on the way, ho stopped at a log farm house to warm bis cold fingers. He was warmly welcomed toy the pion eer and hi wife, both of whom were well along in years, and alter some general talk, the woman queried : "Am I right in thinking you are a widower V "Yes." ' .-V V'.:;, 'Did you come out bere to find a wile?" "Partly," "DM onvbodrtell von of onrFttir?" things, yel something is --lucking if there bo no mottoes hanging npon tho walls. 'T'tko-away everything else, leaving the mottoes," Welcome," "Home, 8 went Home," ,lfiod is Love," "God Rlcasour Home," and the pl.tco is still attractive. Kvery ono interested in homo attractions will be pleased to . know that there has just been put on the market a new line of mottoes, original and elegant in design, which are so artistically arranged, and tho bead nigs so carefully stamped, that even children can work them up beauti fully, and in skilled hands they may be made an ornament, and an attraction in the homo ol the most refined lovcis of art. Remember that theso new mottoes are all stamped "Parker's Patent," and after you have seen them you w'Ol aot bo satisfied with tho poor things in ilw market called mottoes, which have no artistic merit, and can only be workod with difficulty, and when worked are quite unsatisfaclo-ri - - ". . Try one of tho "Parker' Patent" 3Iottoes, and you are sure lo please yourself and your friends in the result. ' TOR SALE 11 V J. ADAMS CO., LaFayette bet. Main f" 2nd WASHINGTON, MO. TICK'S : Illustrated Floral Guide for 1881 is an Elegant Book of 120 Pages, One Colored Flower Plate, and 600 Illustrations, with Descrip tions of tho best Flowers and Vegetables, and Directions - for growing. Only 10 cents. In English or German. If you afterwards order seeds deduct the 10 cents. . Tick's Skeds are the best lo the world. The Floral Guide will tell how to get and grow them, ' Tick's Flower and Vegetublo Gar den, 175 Pages, 6 Colored Plates, 500 Engravings. For 50 cents in paper covers ; 81 in elegant cloth. In Ger man or English. Tick's II!n 'r ' " "ih!y Maga zine o- j -, a t rlnto m every r, a : "i-Tingo. ?!,''! i . r ; i Cop- " . : . getilf . . 25 cr -. A'f ; lion. UeiMilar rttail price 8-'5. Our wholesale net cash prfoe t j have it introduced, wlili stool and hock, only $'J7 as ouo oran old sell others. Eom itlvcly ua deviation in nrire No payment required until you have fully tested the orpin In yonr own home. We Fend all Orgnus ou 13 days test trial mid pay frelhtboiu wy li liwirumeuris not rii represeutud. Pully warranted lor & years. Oilier style top orgao only o stops, ass; ll.stops, alls Over 23,000 sold, mid every Orirnit li.-iM si ven the fullet nnu IhIucIIoii. lilUNtrttcd circular mailed free. I- uctory and vl Hreroouin, 37t M.nnd lOtU Ave. OniTPrn MnamntS.iie.tl.irrtnri.-e. Int. liiei xe wnt fitr vq. (damp. Thl (.'aUilneiie in- rliiiieii muKt of the uM!lr liinoii; nl Uie duy ami evnry ari-ly of uiunr.il cumiwititiun, 1 Ui auuior. iucntu, MEJfDELSSOinr PIANO CO., P. 0. Box 2058, New York City. ; "CHARLES REISS, EI. D. : nil sici A3i. m it(;i:o..,ixi) AC'coiciiiits:. Ofkjck On Jefferson Street, between Fourth and Fifth street, ; ; " WASHINGTON, MO, ' HY. POPPENHUSEN & CO. Dealer In Stoves, Hardware, Tinware. Sewing Machines, Window screens, Bird cages. Cooking Utensils and all kinds of Faming Tools, embracing all Patented articles of practical use. HOOFING und GLTTERI5G made a Specialty. They are the exclusive agents for the Celebrated CHARER OAK STOVES, Kim Street, Washington, Mo. Store ils Post OGco, - II V F. Th. BECKIIAJVN, JKFFHIESBUUG, MO 00 tha sPfgnel road, 6 miles west of Union, '' ,: -l Has on Laud it good slock of I. X K It.lL M i; IH II A IUJE, aiiKablc for fitrmerM. Alitoape '' anon an Corn, On lit. iay, " me. Ilcer, tc. MA To attempt to introduce our aowtt tiiwusmaii ,.; , . MR. WM. LCEWER to the eitigwn of yrunklln County as on a ot the btst OarrUBe aud Whcoii Makra would h BnurcHaaary. Hut tins much, the high reputation which a has attained heretofore tor ', he still wittlntntiis. 11a !s er-e cf Uw fct v wotm wounxEX"' In the Ftn, sBd who la tly efiff ed a putting up WAQ03T3 4! PLOWS The wp1o are well arqaslatod wl th style and ilurahllltvofMr. Lawer's woik. - All kinds cf Repairing duue oa abort notice. All kM of . FAKIIEH'S XMPUUCSBTS put up on short notice. Batlsfnetla ( guaraateed. ; Stray Notice, ' ' Taken up bv Nancy Wtbe sad posted hi fore A. C. Schmidt a JuKtlre of i'enca of limine Township Franklin Cnuotr,Mo. on the urh dar or necemher I80. the fol-lowliijf described property t A bav mare t your old past, wl'h a Hxt lu forehead and a scar under the light eye, appraised at CM. A. C. SCHMIDT, 3. t. Dec Wrd, No 18. ' Stray Kotioe. Titken'u hv Henry Ituuge of Tntoa Tp. Frmiklin County. Mo., and poof-d be for John Breltenbach a Jnsiice of the 1'eaet of Union township on the I7tb day of November 18R0 the following described property, one yellow hay mare colt, blsck mane and tall, four blsclc lees, a whits spot on the left side of the neck, 134 hands high, fouryears old next Spring, bo other maiks or brand, - and approlsrd at 30 by J. P. firrret, J. C. Mtclner and C. ltunge. Attest i JOHN lUtEITKN'UACU, J. P. JACOB W, UEim, "PASniOITABLE MEItCIIANT TAILOR. , l-ffas constanfly on band a full assort meiif of Casimcrcs. Dom . .... . : una imported Uiagonuls and Worst-cd, Jeans Sw. kc. "8. B. Cleaniner and Benahin dnn v f Next door te J. C. Iteindards, AR ii O U Laws relating to Kewspapers. . a bf ert! ci 1 o Co not five exprem notice to tb contrary, are considered as wishing to continus their aabacrlptloa 2 If u)cribr order the dlxcontlnu-ance of their periodicals, the publishers msy continue to send them until their arrearages are paid. 3 If sobcritc-rs neglect or refuse to take tbeir papets from the oflice to which they sre dlrecied, tbey-re hr'd rpessU hie until they have settled their bills, and ordered them discontinued. 4 If subscribers move to other places, without informing rte publlishers, sod the papers are sent to the former direction, they are held responsible. 6. Our courts have decided that refusing to take periodical Horn the office, or removing a, id 1 caving them uncalled for Is prima facte evidence of Intentional frand." (;. If f-obcribers pay in advance, they are ' ound to ffive notice to the publisher at end o their thn, if they do not wish t -;:iiie taking it; otherwise the pul-. t in s!!'lifi.ed to esJ It on, and all '. .-i . .- will I"' ' ' fiponslhia uo-i til an eif-r-t-tf .v.-s I'-tyif.'-ni f--r U arnww, i r-w t ft'- (r,n-.-r. Having mored Into his New Gallery nolit ex p ready for convenlance, and with all the modern appliances In the art of . PHOTOGRAPHY, Is prepared to execute aaything: In his line In th mot article mauner, on abort ootlce. Una on hand a lares assort-meat of l'lctara Frame, Glasa Mould-lifs, etc., and give apodal atteoUou to framing picture and paintings. , Gallery on 2nd Mreel, , WASHINGTON, Mo IXrs. Tillio Bilu. MILLINER & DRESSMAKER, Wasbtncton, Mo. Still 'maintains' liar reputation for keeping. tfcsBet t k of r SPRING lUXLKJERir in this Counfy; , ; n?"Hais of all kinds and Sizes for Ladies and Misses, all in the LATEST FASIIIOXS and t Prices to Suit Your Purse. Vill give instruction in Cutting aim Fitting. Cm eTmino tho Ney Ej-criitrlxi' Xotlce. No! Ire Is hereby given that 1 t'ers of admlnlftrHtloQ npon I he est a to of George Call rieeonsed, have been eraoled to the iiniler-lsned, by the l'robsta Court of Franklin C.mitv. Mo., bearing dut Pe cember 8th, 1(N) ' All pers iiH havlnct clulius against aald estats are miuired to present luein foral-lowancc wltliin one vear from ssld date or they may lie precluded from any bene- nt or said estate, and that if said claims ere not presented within two vwars from Jthed iteof the publication of this notios incy win d forever ourrert. , f ANNA CARL, ' Kxecatrlx.-' Pec 16tb,-No 17. - - ;- - A .;--..' NOTICE. : TJ. 8. Iand bfUeo, Boonrilld. - December, 15th 1880. ,Notlce Is hereby given that the follow' Init named settler 1ms tiled notice of tier Inti'iitlon to tuakc final proof In support of her claim, and secure final entry thereof, and that said proof ' will be made before the Clerk of the County Court sf Franklin County, at lil office In L'cloa, Mo., t!l County suit of anld county, on Wednesday, the Kith of February, 1881; vUi 1'rlscilla Blomleii. IIomest4s entry No. 7072, for the NWJ f the NWi ate 1, twp 41, rnj.'H l east, and she aaiues the foliowlnir witnesses to prove her contia- uoiw renldence upon, and ctiltiatloB of, said tract, vii s Samuel Vonnir, Chesley B. Hamilton, Jolm Short and Ferrv Lewis. ot Lone Ilcll, Franklin County Mo. The above named homestead elalmaat muni p) for the publication of tlils'notice. GUSTAVK HE It'll K, Rt'Klsfr. 1). c, 23rd, No 18. .... -i i'UnlnMrator,H Sot Ire, Notice Is hereby triven that Utter a admlnluiratloa with the will annexed no on the chtats of Wilbelm VVurU, decessH, were granteo to tne luidersiu-ned. ny ifte Clerk of the 1'robate dmrt of Franklin County, Mo., in vacation, bearing date December 8rd, 180. , All persons having claims asln-t said allowance, within one year from aald date, or they may be precluded from anv benefit of Sato estate, and that if said - claims are not preeuted within two years from the date of publication of this notice, they will bo forever barred. LEOPOLD 8CII.EFFER, Administrator Pec9th,N 1. TrnstM's ial. ' Whereas John L. Truesdell and Marr Trtiesdell his wtf", by their certain o"ed of trust, dati-d November 30 h, 18TS, aud recorded in lienl Uot'k of Mort'iaicea and Deeds of Trui-t "I on paee f58. did convey to the undersigned trustee, the following dsscrllied real estate eitiiated In the County of Franklin and St.tta of XUsMMirt, towits Tlis aonh-went ouarter of the north. e ast quarter of n c'lon 21, townfhlp 43, range 1 west, amtalnins 40 acres more or lean . Which said convcyar-ee w made in trust to secure the payment of a certain prumlsory note In satil deed of tnit fuSlv decriletl I d whereas, dt f otlt ! txtn insdfl m the payment of afd note, nnw tlie-i f re,t the requetfif the krl h 1I-er of &Id iiot, and in pr(-nnce -f tbo condition In tab! deed of trust, 1 will on Eatrr3ay, February 5;h, 1ES1. lx tweeu the hours of Blue o'clot-lc in tlse forenoon aud four o'clock In tlieft..-roo)n ot aH dsy, at the uorih Ur of th Court lioue in the town ! ITehm. In tha County of Fra. k in and stale ot Mitisootl proceed, to seil the sliove describe i real estat-:, st public vendue, to the li.ihtt bWil. r, for cish, f.r t'i pur;i;wfc of-fyiug said not-, and --'. of t;- . ; I ;".V JiiAUN", - . . . J:i. ft to j.i