The Ozark County News du lieu suivant : Gainesville, Missouri • 1

OZARK COUNTY. NEW! WEEKLY '1 '0 VOLUME VII AINE VILLLE MISSOURI, JUNE 20, 1889. NUMBER 26. Notice for rubllca'-on. Wheat threshing will begin in a NOTICE FOTt PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Springfield, June 14tb, 1889, Notice'is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed no NOTICE. Stato of Missouri, In td9 coun- County of Ozark. ty conrt. In the county court of said county on the 11th day of May 1889, tho following amonfj other proceedings were had and done, and entered of rocord, viz It appearing to'the satisfaction of the court thatitho county of Ozark has a bunded debt which is past duo, and alsothat there arc now judgments against said county that bonds and judgments aro past duo and payment is now hoiug demanded by tho creditor, which payment, it enf oread at this time, would bo burdensome and ruinous to tho people. Which said bonds and judgments aro an follows: 2 bonds, of 500 each issued January 1, 1875, 81000.00 '60 six per cent 10 year funding bonds'of $100 each issued April 11 tb, 1S78 8000.00 10 per cent.

5-20 funding bondu of'SlOO ea6b, issued April 11, 1879, and three same, issued A ug'6 '79 1300 00 1 eix per cont 5-20 funding bond, issued Apr. 1279 100.00 April 13, 1885, judgment in OzarK county circuit court, in favor of U. B- Holland, 'against tho Qcounty, (balance duo) 1999.70 April 8, 1886, judgment in Ozark county circuit NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oftick at Springfield, Mo March 25th, 189. Jfotiee is hereby given list the following named settler has filed nctice of bis inten.

tion to maKe final proof ia support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the juiise, or in absence ihe clerk, of the probate court, at Gainesville, Oark on Saturday, May 4th, 10, viz Solomon L. Futrell; homestead application Xo. 12005. for te SWi SEJ, Si SWJ Sec 22 and XEJ NY Sec 27, Town. 22n, Range lGw.

He na ces the lollowirg witnesses to prove his continuous resideroe and cultivation of, said land, viz: Sherman Holt. James I. Kaskics. A. L.

Hi 1 ton and Moses Hubbsrd, all of TheoJo-sia, Mo. Any person desiring to protest ag iinst the allowance of such proof, or who knows of a-y substantial reason, under the law and th regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof sheuli not be allowed, will be uivon s.n opportunity at tho abovo mentioned timo and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said clamant and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that suSmltt.d by Gkj.iM. Satib, Register. XOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Springfield, Mo.

April 10th, 18S9-Notice ia hereby given that tho following named settler has file nctice ot his intention to make final proof ir. support of his claim, and that Raid proof will bo made before tbo udge or in bis abaeneo the clerk of tho county court at Gainesville, Ozark county on Saturday Juno 8th, 1889, viz Loye 1 Brummet; Homestead' application No. 10,574, for tho WJ Lot 3 NEJ, l.ot Sec. 6, and Lot 4 NW Section 5, Tows -4n, Range lGw. lie namea the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Granville Siler, Eeniarain Siler, Daniel Jennings and George John-eon, all of Home, Alo.

Any person who deBirea to protest against tho allowance of tuch proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under tbe law and the regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowod, will be given an opportunity at tho above rr.entioned jtime and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. Geo. M. Sawyeb, Eegister. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

Wherear, Fuller Harris, by his certain deed of Trust, dated the 24th day of May, 18S6, and recorded in tho office of the Recorder of Ozark county, Stato ot Missouri, conveyed toJavvisS. Rogers tho lards hereinafter described; in trust to seuire th payment of a certain promissory as in said deed fully desciited and set forth. And whereas it is provided in said deo of trust that if said r.ote wus not fully paid off and discharged when the same became due and payable, liccording to th tenor and effect thereof, then the said Jarvis S. Rogers, or in casta of his refusal to act, then the then acting Sheriff of said county of Ozark should proceed to sell said property or any part thereof, at public vendue or outcry, at the court house door in the town ot Gainesville, in the'eounty of Ozark, and State of Missouri, to the highest bidder for cash, first giving 25 days public notice of the time, terms and place salo and of the property to bo sold, by in some newspaper printed in the county of Ozark; and whereas the said noto has become due and is unpaid, and the said Jarvis S. Rogers refuses to act, Thereforo tho undersighned, the present Sheriff of said county, will, on the 22nd day of June, 18S9, at the court house door, in the town of Gainesville, county of Ozark, State of Missouri, sell to tho highest bidder, for cash, tho following described real estate lying in said county, to-wit The south half of the southwest quarter of section 26; tho south half of tho southeast quarter of section 27; the the southeast quacter of Section 34; the west half of section 35; and the northwest quarter ot section 34, all in Township 23, Sang 13 west.

WiJ. MA HAN, Sheriff of Ozark County. NOTICE. U.S. Land Office at Springfield, Mo.

June 3d, 18S9. Complaint having been entered at this office by George W. Morris against Mark Sale for abandoning his homestead entry No 12,254, dated December upon the WLot2NW Sec 2, Lot 2 NEJ and Wi Lot NE Section 3, Township 23n Range llw, in Ozark county, Missouri, with a view to the cancellation of said entry, the mud parties aro hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 23rd day of July, 1889, at 10 o'clock A. M-, to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. Sawyer, Register.

Ambrose 11. Wbai, Receiver. JOB WORK. Any kind of job printing will be dono neatly, and at prices to suit tho times, when ordered at. THE NEWS, Land Office at Springfield Mo.

March 9tb, Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to'make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before tho Judge or in hit absence the Cierii of th County Court at Gainesville; Ozark Mo on Tuesday April SOtb, 1S89, yir: Francis M. Low ho-nestead up plica, tion No 11334 for the NEJ sec 32 Tp23n Li 12w He names tho following witnessee to prove his continuous rjidence upon and cultivation of said viz: Mack D. Frazier, B. Hollenshcd-Aaron 13 James and Henry Cobb all of Ambrose Mo. Any person who desires to protest against the allowance of euch proof, or wLo knows of any substantial reason, under tho law and the regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowod, will be given an opportunity at the above mentioned lime and place to cross examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to otfar evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.

Geo. M. Sawter, Register, P. O. Book Store, A.

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J. C. Ay er Cc, Lov.II, Wats. 'HPS short time. It seems that Summor weather has come at last.

Thomas Mishler was at Somer set Monday on business. Prof. W. r. Holland was in town this week on business.

Rolla Daniel was very sick the past wees, but is now improving. Dr. R. S. Small vieited tho sick on Biir North Fork the first of the week.

Fine rains und warn wealner this week, and crops growing beau tifally. Rev. J. F. Adams was on the sick list the first of tho week, but he is now improving.

Mrs. G. T. Harrison and Mrs. H.

A. Smith visited friends and rel r.tives at Udall, returning Saturday Wheat harvest is about over in this county. Considerable wheat has been raised, and it is of good average quality. Sheriff Mahan, W. R.

Hawkins and W. A. Love returned from Jefferson City, having safely delivered Thos Harkins and Joe Ferguson to the Warden of the penitentiary. Alex. Miller wont down to St.

Ledger Tuesday, to put up the monument at the grave of F. E. Norton. This monument was made by Boon Mishler, and is a very fine piece of work. Elders.

Flippin and Jenkins, of Flippin, will hold a protract ed meeting at this place, beginning on Satuday, July 6th. Those are able preachers, well known and the people generally are requested to coma and hear them. Tho corn crop of tho county was, perhaps, never better at this season of the year. Cotton, however, is not so good, on account cf tho cool weather this spring, but it seems that the present hot weather ought to bring that crop out also. i The Masonic fraternity at this place will celebrate the 24th of June at which time a public basket dinuer will be given.

There will be public speaking and a street parade. Lie-member the time, next Monday. Everybody invited to come and bring something in thoir baskets. Notice. Strayed, threo 2-ycar old fillies; two of them dark sorrels with bald faces, one has white le-s behind ono with a bell on; and one dark iron gtay.

If any one knows where they are and will let me know it I will pay them well for their trouble. Loved Brummet. Home, Douglas Mo Consumption Surely Cured. lo tub editor Please inform your readers tnat 1 have a positive remeay lor me SDOve named disease By its use thoasands of hopeless cases n70 Deon permanently cured. I shall bo glad to send two bottles of ray remedy frek to any of your re.aa.cr3w no have consumption it they will send me their exnresa and post office address.

liosp'y T. A- Slocum, 181 Pearl St, N. Y. MONEY TO LOAN. In sums of 200 and upwurd, on five or seven yeais time, on real estate security.

For particulars cr.ll A. B. Pskstox, Gainesville. NOTICE. Land Ofiice, Springfield, June loth, 189.

Complaint having been entered at this office by James A. Stanton against Uobart Lyons for abandoning his homestead entry No 12585, xownship 23n, Range 12w. in Ozark county, JJissonri with a view to the cancellation of said entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at United States Fand Office, Springfield, Mo, on the 29th day of July, 18S9, at 10 o'clock a. m. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

G20. M. Sawyer, Register. Ambrose II. Weau Receiver.

tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge, or his absenco then before the clerk, of the county court of Ozark County, at Gainesville on Monday, July 23tb, 18E9 viz: Lewis Tackett, Guardian and Curator of the minor heirs of Fred erick Snoon doe'd, homestead nptli cation No. 9853, forth SWqr SKqr and SWqr and NWqr SWqr Sec. 1, Town 22n Kange llw. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz: B. Hardin, John Hardin, Wil liam H.

Hensley and Martin Brown, all of Bakersfield, Ozark Mo. Any person who desires to protest against tho allowance of such proof. or who knows of any substantial reason under the law and the rcgu lations of tho Interior Department why such proot should not bo allow ed, will be given an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to cross- examine the witnesses of said claimant and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. Geo. M.

Sawyer, Register. NOTIC3 FOR Lund Office at Springfield, Mo June 6th, 1889. Notice ia hereby giyen that the following-named settler has filed no tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wil! bo mado before tho Judge, or in his absenco then before the clerk, of the county court, ot Ozark county, at Gainesville, Mo on Saturday, July 27th, 1889, viz Nancy Tannehill, fotmerly Nancy Hampton, homestead application No. 12,100, for the SEJ SS Sec 7, SW1 SWi Sec 8 and NJ NWi Seo- tion 17, Town. 21, Range 16.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Richard Preston James Soott Jackson W. Duggins and Paten Duggins, all of Bauff, Mo. Any person who desires to pro test against tho allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substan tial reason, under the law and th regulations of tho Interior Depart ment, why such proot should not be allowed, will be given an opportuni tv, at the mentioned time and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. Geo. M.

Sawyes, Register. NOTICE. U.S. Land Office, Springfield, Mo. May 21, 1889.

Complaint 'having been entered it this office by James W. Pettit, against Andrew Hanna, for ahan doning his homestead entry No 12534, dated March 11th, 1885, upon the south halt ot southeast quarter and the south halt ct suthwosfquar tor, section 3, township 24, range 16, in Ozark counts. Missouri, with a view to tho cancellation of said en- trj-, tho said parties are hereby summoned to aopear at this office, on tho 24th day of July, 1S89, at 10 clock a. to respond and furn testimony concerning said alleg ed abandonment. Gec M.

Sawyer, Register. Ambrose H. Wear, Receiver. Well Drilling felachin SOLD ON TRIAL. No Cash Payment or settlement of any kind until after a SATISFACTORY TEST.

Machinery nd Tools Guaranteed to make Wells anywhere, sad at the rate of 3 ft. to every 2 ft. By any other machine, or no sale. THE EST always THE CHEAPEST. Empire Well Augsr i spy is i if i iii Catalogue.

gsBgp court against the county, in favor ot John Uvde imbal ance due) 827.59 Aprii 8 1S86, judgment in Ozark county circuit court, in iavcr ot J. li. lieed and against tho county bal. due) 521.30 April 14, 1887 judgment in Ozark county circuit court, in favor of R. J.

Mc- ISIhauy fcgainst'tho county, 260.00 April 18, 1868, judgment against tho county, in favor ot Id. A. Coquard in United States circuit court, on bonds' issued' July 1, 1874, and interest on same 4785.78 and on said bonds and judgments, as above set forth. And it further appearing that the said indebtedness of the county can be funded at a lower rate ot inter est than the same now Dears it is hereby ordered by the court that the question of fundiBg the indebt edness ot Ozark county, as above set forth bo, and is, submitted to the qualified voters of said county, at an election which shall be held on THE 6th DAY OF JULY, 1889 which saia election snail be hem in conformity with the statutes of this State govern and county elections; provided that the amount of tho existing; indebtedness of Ozark county shall not bo increased by said refunding, nor by the issuing of any bonds authorizod by said election, and provided further, that tho rate of interest upon any bonds issued by authority of such election shall not exceed five per cent. and provided further that such bonds shall be p.iyablo in twenty years from date, and shall bo redeemable at tho option of the county after five years.

And the clerk is hereby ordored to give 30 days public notice of said election, which notice shall be published in the Weekly Ozark County News, and the last insertion to be at least ten days before the election, and at said election those of. iho qualified voters of Ozark county, who favor ths proposition to fund such indebtedness, may, at tho election held as aforo-said, deposit a writteu or printed ballet in this form: To fund Bonded and Judgment Indebt- cdness, Yes. And thoss of the qualified voters ot Ozark county who oppese tho proposition to fund such indebtedness, may deposit a writon or printed ballot in this form To fund Bonded and Judgment Indebt-' edness, Ao. Stato of Missouri, 1 County cf Toomas Mishler, CJorlc the Ojumy courr, wnnm ana lor toe county aforesaid, hereby certify the aoovo nna lorogomg is a true cony nna loroiromg NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Ojfici at Springfield Mo.

April 18th, 1SS9. Notice is heroby given that tbe following-named settler has filed notico of his intention to make final proot in support of his claim, end that said proof will be made belore the Judge, or in his absenco before the Clerk ot tbe bounty Court, at Gainesville, Ozark county Mo. on Saturday June 8tb, 18E9, viz; JohnN. Faulkner; homestead application No. 11157 for the North half SWi, SWi andNWiNWi Soo.

Kango 12w. He Damee the following witnesses to prove his continuous residenco upon, and cultivation of eaid land, viz: Anderson nale, Joseph Riirer, Joseph H. Whito and William Wil- liame, all of Ears, Mo. Any person who desire to protest against tbe allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under tbo law ana tee legu-hitiocsof the Interior Department, why such proof bhouid not be ailow cd. will be given an opportunity at the above mentioned time and to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer ovidence in rebuttal ot that submitted by claimant Geo.

M. Sawyeb, Register. rpHOKlS MISHLEK, Ccrk or Clrcait ani Couatj Coarls Cark Co. Will attend promptly to his official duties; make.bomostead pr-emptions or cash entries: will make final proof cf settlement without tbe party vis; ling tne lana unutr act oi Ccnrress, approved March 3d, 1877- mako transfers: make abstracts. Of A.

LrviNUSTON, Y. E. McCi endcn, Atl'y-at-law. Att'y Notary Livingston JTcClendon, -ATIOKNEYS-at-LA Gairesyille, Mo. All business pron.ptlv attended to ard and Notarial work corefu'ly done.

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lb'. "so wrii to i5 oc 9a rcrV. at uch rt r--r uc- tonihrr sa A ra xbc wxi. and lb lath. of tho original order ot the county) dited March 10, 1SS5, upon the NJ court, as the same-appears of record jNEqr and NWqr Section 12.

3 in my said etiice. Witness my hand us clerk, and the soal of court. Dodo at otlico in Gainesville this day of Mav, 1S9. (L S) THOMAS MIS LEU, Clerk. The question of funding tho county indebtedness la ono importance, and tho voters should esabjms inio -tbe tboronghJy.

fice on first floor of the court house JAS. B. LITTLE, M. D. I have returned from College rn new and will practice medicine end surgery as before.

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