Cedar County Republican and Stockton Journal from Stockton, Missouri • 5

)CAL AND GENERAL. Next Tuesday is ground hog day. Mrs. R. M.

Morgan is quite sick with la grippe. Finis Huber visited relatives in Humansville this week. visible The Sun Eclipse Feb 1st, Browns Drug store, i FOR PURE DRUGS, CONFECTIONERY STATIONERY and TOILET ARTICLES. I Prescriptions Carefully Compounded and the most courteous treatment shown to patrons. Also acom-plete stock of Patent Medicines.

Order of Publication. First intertion Jan. 7. No. 3.

STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY OF COtfNTY, In the circuit cotfri of Cedar county, Mi-oun, in vacation, December 28th, i S96. The Hate of Missouri, the relation and to the use of William R. Snyder, collector of the revenue within and for the county of Cedar and state of Missouri, nlaintiff, Versus, Lee O. Hayworth and the Unknown heirs of Joseph Lattin deceased defendants. Action to enforce lien for delinquent taxes.

Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by his attorney before the undersigned clerk ofaaid court in vacation and files his petition and affidavit alleging among other things, that the defendants, the unknown heirs of Joseph Lattin deceased have their interest in said real estate by descent from Joseph Lattin late of the county of Cedar in the state of Missouri who died seized in fee simple of said real estite, that the names and numbers of said defendants are unknown to relator and that the defendant Lee O. Hayworth is a non-resident of the state of Missouri and cannot be summoned in this action. Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk in vacation that publication be made notifying said defendants that an action has been commenced against them in this court, the object and general nature of which is to enforce the lien of the state of Missouri for taxes for the years 1891, 1892, 1963, and 1894 together with interest, costs amounting in the aggregate to the sum of 1 5-75 with tees and commissions allowed by law in addition, thereto against the following described real estate situate in the county of Cedar and state of Missouri, to-w it: T1 southwest fourth of ihe southwest quarter of section 13, township 35 Range 28, and that unless said defendants be and appear at the next regular term of this court to be begun and held at the couit house, in the town of Stockton, Cedar county, Missouri, on the 1st, Monday in March 1897, and on or before sixth day of said term, if the term' shall so long continue, if not then before the end of the term, plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. It is futher ordered by the clerk that a copy hereof be published according to law in the Cedar County Republican, a weekly newspaper regularly printed and published in said county and state for four weeks successively, the last insenion to be at least fifteen days before the commencement of the next regular term of this court. Amos S.

Hackett, Clerk. By J. W. Will lit, Deputy. STATE OF MISSOURI, 1 Opera Block, FREE WANT COLUMN.

This Column is Open for the Free Use of the Farmers of Cedar County. Let Your Wants be Known. Wanted any one who can make 6plint bottom chairs to call at this oilire and yet a rocker that needs mending. For sale two Red Palangus ball calves, from the famous bull Bud. John Gieser, Three miles south of Stockton.

Wanted To buy 100 bushels of corn. S. O. Shkrwis. Three miles south west of Stockton.

For Sale or Trade One No. 12 Remington double barrel breech loading 6hot gun, also one No. 10 Muzzle Loader, double barrel. Both nearlv new. W.

F. Rau, 5 miles southwest of Stockton. Sum Jaurnugin, the young man ho had carried the mail from Ak-ard to this place for several years, dial from consumption Mouda.v morning, at the home of his stepfather Wm. Aldrich near Akard. He was liked by all who knew, him and was very quiet and orderly li is condition lm-1 been gradua'lv growing worse for some time and he wa- compelled to give up carrying the null scwru'i months ago.

J. F. Kennedy, Edgar Smith, Enoch McCall and Ben Molding brought Geo Ellington, who has been dangerously insane for the past ten days, to town Monday. Ellington has been insane for about ten weeks but was harmless until ahont two weeks ago. He, wanted to kill his wife and children and neighbors.

He was taken to bis home at Cane Hill where he will be guarded until the county court provides for his removal to the between 7 :25 and 9:49 a m. Misses Leona Hartley and Ethel Lnex are visiting in Fair Play. Mrs. R. S.

Holman is still quite sick although she is some better than a week ago. About fifteen couple enjoyed a private hop at the Opera House Saturday night. N. L. Roberts of the Kansas City Paper House was a caller at this office Wefi lesclay morning.

County Clerk T. N. Woodruff has been kept ut home on account of a severe cold and his fathers illness. Jeffeiv-on Jackson our enterprising Dry merchant is having the inside of Ida store painted and otherwise reinodeicd. There will be a public installation Of the Officers of the Royal Arch Chapter, The Blue Lodge and Eastern Star Chapter this afternoon at the Opera House.

Deputy constable Dry of El Dorado brought a man by the name of Faulk to the county jail. lie was arrested on the charge of thicken stealing. The cold snap set in last Saturday and up to this mornimg has not moderated. The thermometer registered in the neighborhood of zero all the time. There was a light fall of snow Tuesday night.

Frank foion of fipringfied set fire to the Osceola jail ut 3 o'clock Monday morning. Policeman Fauiker went there ut that hour and found the fire burning and Tolou in a comatose condition. He was rescued in time to save his life hut the building is a total ioss. Tin porformanee by the Williams A Fen.nviek Comedians ut the Opera was only 1 attended. Some of the company are first clas while the other members give them fairly good support.

The show was highly cu- I joyed bv those present. i A rnob of 20 men went to Osceola Sunday night for the purpose of i.iuging the burglars and safe-blowers who have been operating in this county for several months. Sheriff Deckerd got wind of the eotemplated raid and removed the women from the jail and turned it Into a veritable fort. Evidently the mob knew what to expect, for, after some mutterings and threats, they left town. The drama, Soldier of Fortune, will be played by the Center Liter ary Society at Center school house; Saturday night, Jan.

30. The time of the play is two and one-half hours. Proceeds for the benefit of a school library. This entertainment promises to be a good one and the object for which it is given is also commendable it should be well patronized. Good music will be on the program.

Curtain raises ut 7:30. Our citizens must be on the looR- House, on Tim.vdnv night. fairly id the r''ie da i.j t. Lrt jLfl 1. 1 in wi: is taxes itioa, U-ouiry fj, im in the the sixth unua, nsmer here uiariy tie for be at the erk.

Hack- afore-e ix a pub Itd, as lines I tue on, to he ue ith s-un, M. by court K. and pkereo Bounty printed rweek fifteen reguU isty, Hack-, afore re pbl ne4, at neat )one at Bthtat i atmri paten weaita. I Atfco fit ood kraut at Bolton Bros. lay ton Rogers is still cotin ed to home.

ss Lizzie Blake is visiting in Play js. F. L. Freston and children 9 been quite sick with la grippe. I G.

Nickerson, of Areola, called he Refcblican office Tuesday. iaraond Dyes for dyeing all kinds at R. A. Browns, has. Walker has moved into the t.ce property on North street.

The lecture by Wm. llr.wley Smith has been postponed until ome time in April. Ladies call at Dr. Browns store and get a copy of successful home Dyeing. Eoiton Bros.

is the place for bar-cam. Try them and you will jro itaav happy. i Mr. Wooderson a stone n. wi.i of HynijtnyiJle was in town Monday and fuT5'lay, John Butler, of Madison township, was a very pleasant caller at this off.c Saturday.

The Mound City, Kansas, Republic chronicles the illness of Mrs. Nat G. Barter and children. if K. Kuhn is putting up ice in m.

Hudsons ice-house. The ice Is about four inches thick. Miss Lizzie Randolph is unable to bn at her case in this office this week on account of a severe cold. Amos S. Hackett, circuit clerk, is staying in town over night now a he is not able to ride home through the Cold, number of our young people enjoyed themselves at the home of W.

R. Brown, east of town, last Thurs-day night. Mrs. Taylor, wife of Dr. Taylor, dentist, who resided in Stockton for several years died at her home in Hu-mansvillc Saturday.

1 II, K. Me coco has sold during the week organs to F. M. iiiUn-son, six miles west of town, and J.C. Callahan of this place.

Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder core. Cures a.ute and chronic, kidney, liver, bladder and "urinary disorders. You can timl itat It. A. Browns.

H. Legan is corresponding with electric supply companies in regard to putting in an electric light plant in connection with the mill. Next Monday is payday in the Stockton Building and Loan. Call at circuit clerks office and pay your dues to J. W.

Willett, J. L. Mitchell has rented the old store room of J. M. Jackson Oo.

and expects to have a complete stock of drugs on by I'eb. 15th. conference will be held In the new M. E. church next Monday tight.

J. W.Simmons, presiding elder, will be present. Everybody invited. Attention. All members of the G.

A. R. are earnestly requested to be present at a meeting of Post, Saturday I'eb. 6th, 1:30 p. m.

J. J. Montgomery, CommamW. For the benefit of our farmer friends we will advise them not to be caught by. the advertisement of vineless sweet potatoes.

These plants have been proven worthless, or, at least, Waldo F. Brown so writes in the Chicago Inter Ocean. The funeral services of Sam II. Davis last Thursday afternoon was Very largely attended. Rev.

Sidman officiated at the services at the house. The Masonic lodge laid the remains away in accordance with their burial cc remony, T. N. Woodruff officiating. Mr.

Chrisman was acquitted by the 1 ju -y at Squire Osborns court, Friday. was charged with assaulting Perry Irwin but the evidence proved the a ault in self defense as Irwin was rying a knife in such a manner as to cause fear of injury on part of risman. f. H. Smith left Monday forChica- and othpr points in the east to buy arger stock of furniture, hardware farming implements than ever chased by one dealer A Cedar Dty.

lie will buy in car load lots 1 save freight and the benefit of I saving will be given his custo rs. His goods will be sold cheaper a ever. Watch for his return; it 1 be noted in these columns. 7e ask all painters to examine our ck of brushes, all new. at R.

A. Brown. or anything in the grocery line it i pay you to see Bolton Bros. Column. I must tell my friend Jones and his neighbors to to trade at Bolton Bros, where they will always find on hand a complete stock of, fresh Groceries.

I feel weak because I have failed to do my trad ing at Bolton Ero. I see my neighbors always have the best the market ffords, because thev trade at B. B. carry the most If I ta select line of Groceries in Stockton. We make no leaders, that is we dont sell you any certain article at cost and charge two profits on something else.

believe in living and let live. a reasonable profit on our goods is all we ask. Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. Keep Your Eyes on this Column In the Future. BOLTON BIOS.

Sloc.klon, List of Transfers of Real Es- tltC 'ar County. 1 Kxvr. for to fKDAU COUNTY AN. liy WILLIAM HULSTONE, Atmirui trr uitU Notary Mo Margret Hess and busbind to J. A.

Jackson gr nwq of sq of gee 17 twp 3U rantre 2S W. D. A. C. Fayje and wife to J.

Sim-rell feet off the west end of block 4 in the town of Fin. castle. Y. D. Con 30 P.

A. Board widow of A. S. Board decd to Danial Wilt lot 6 in block 2 in Thompsons 2 add to D1 Dorado. W.

I). Con S00 A. W. Hartley and wife to C. We6t 33 acre west part of neq of 6wq of sec 9 two 33 range 25 L.

Con 200 M. Wilson and wife to R. D. Shumate lot 11 block9iul add to Jerico except the upper story of the brick building thereon reserved for Odd Fellows hall. W.

1). Con 750 W.T. Broso and wife te (ieo. Tain. Eli of lots 9.

10 and all that part of eh of lot of neq of sec 4 twp34 range 2S that lies north of Stinking Creek. Q. C. D. Con 23 J.

F. Hartley and wife to Wm. Hunter. of seq of neq of sac Is twp 32 range 20- Q. C.

L). Con 200 James Fiecner and wife. M. W. Crow and wife and It.

Fleeter to Susan Fltencr. Swh ot of swq of see 2 and eh ot of seq and nwq of seq and 20 acres lie part of -wq of seq of si 3 and 9 acres parr of neq of neq of sec 10 tw 33 range 25. Q. C. D.

Con 2J00 J. W. Lean and Martha J. Lean, widow of Thos Loan decd, to C. U.

Budc. Undivided 1-3 interest in swi of seq and swq of swq of see 24 twp 35 range 20. Q- C. D. Con 1S.50 M.

Elia fucker and husband, by R. S. Holman sheriff as trustee to Lydia Summit. Lot 73 in block 10 in Cruces 1st add to Siiertff-8 deed under trust dead sale. Con 100 James W.

Oake and wife by R. S. Halinan sheriff as trustee, to John E. Hartley wh of seq of neq of sec 18 twp 35 range 2. sheriffs deed under trust deed sale Con 50 Clement Hall et al bv R.

S. Holman sheriff as trustee to 11. M. Blore. Swq of swd of sec 14 twp 34 range 25.

Sheriffs deed for delinquent taxes. 45 R. A. Gee by W. P.

Gee admr toN.H.and H. P. Cruce. 10 acres in se corner of seq of neq of sec 2S twp 30 range 28. Jdmr deed.

Con 400 Mary McCorkell (nee) Mary E. Kob and husband to John Mitchell. Sh of swq and swq of seq of sec 19 swp 33 range 2 and seq of seq of sec 24 twp 33 range 28. W. 1).

Con G8 A Nicholas by Ilolman as trustee to Citizens Bank of Windsor Mo. Seq and eh of swq and seq of neq of sec i7 twp 30 range 20. Sheriffs deed under trust deed. Con 800 Peter Price jr and wife to Peter Price sr seq of swq of sec 10 twp 33 range 25. W.

D. 400 Logan and wife to Jas Sorera Seq of nwq of sec 9 twp range 27. W. 1). Con 550 Sam L.

Meredith and wife to Carmichael- Neq of sen of sec 30 twp 35 range. W. D. Con 1Si0 Elliott to Wh of swq of gwq of sec 8 twp 34 range 28 except 3 1-3 acres In sw corner. W.

D. Con 330 I Anderson and wife to A Firestone. Swq of nwq of sec 19 tw 34 range 25. W. D.

Con 200 Callahan and wife to White. Beginning at ne corner of wh lot 2 of nwq of sec 4 twp 34 range 25 thence west 100 yards thence south 220 yard thence east 100 yard thence north 220 vaids- 1). Con. 400 Davidson to Gannawav Seq ot eh of lot 1 nwq of sec 2 twp 34 range 25. W.

D. Con 130 Barr and wife to Barr. Beginning at ne corner of seq of neq of sec 8 twp range 20. W. D.

Con 35 Clark and wife and Clark to 11 and Cruce. Nh of see 20 tw 36 iange 20 expect 12 acrea in swq corner, w. D. Con 0500 Sylvester Cratcn to Martha Cra-ton. 3 acrea in ne cerner of swq of neq of sec 24 twp 34 range 26 W.

D. Con Hurt and wife to John Hardin. 78 feet off east end of nh of neq of sec 36 twp range 28 W. D. Con 50 W.

H. Wvman and wife to Elisabeth Miller. Seq of nwq of sec 2 twp 33 range W. D. Con 600 Margret Henevy to Jenn-ing- Lot 402 in block 51 in Crucea west add of El Dorado.

W. D. Con 100 Bnaan Fleener to Lydia Thomp-Kin. 20 acrea ne part of awq of aeq and 10 A off side of aeq of see 3 and 9 A part of neq of. neq of sec 10 twp 33 range 25 W.D.

Con 400 ss. COUNTY OF CEDAR, Amos S. Hackett, clerk of the circuit court of Cedar county aforesaid, hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the original order of publication in the cause therein named, as the sinie appears 1 record in my office. WITNESS my handu clerk, and the seal of said court. Done at office in Stockton, Mo, this 5th day of Jan.

1897. Amos S. Hackett, Circuit Clerk. By J. W.

Willett, Deputy, OQCOOQGOOGOOCieGCCCCCCCC CIY BAKERY and 1 LUNCH ROOM. TYe are now prepared to serve hot meals and lunches at all hours. FRESII BREAD, the best ever made or sold in Stockton always on haud. 0 We keep fresh Pies, and buns on hand at all 9 times. When iu need, ive us a call.

1 Ycup to Please, riiiith Rea. OQCT Dont Red this ip (0 or youll prosper. When you call on and (IV to to to to A complete line of shelf to (P goods of all description, to tle vern lowest prices to Pe55tble GIVE UsTa CALL ft HACEti SCI. to One Door Soutli of McBorn's If you will feed your horses Pratl Food you will have to throw awt your whip and buy a stroi pair of lines. No whips needed whe Pratts Food is used.

For sate R. A. Brown. I). J.

Blakemore, postmaster at Dadeville, was taken sick with fever on Monday of last week and on last Sunday his sickness proved fatal. He was one of the leading citizens of Morgan township, esteemed and respected by all who knew him. He was little past the prime of his life, dying at the age of 43 years. He loaves a wife undone son to mourn, lie was a member of the Masonic fraternity and was buried with Masonic honors at Dadeville last Monday. cut for the stranger that comes to Greenfield Advocate.

them offering to sell them something for almost nothing and offering to Fred Kukeubaker who has been op-take a note in payment. It is said pernting a fiour mill at this place fur several years, and who was considered honest and square left home Tuesday morning Jan. 12, for Nevada telling his wife that he was going over there to collect a bill of Mr. Richardson who used to live here and carry the mail. Nothing was thought of the matter by his wife, as he was accustomed to go away frequently on collecting tours.

On Thursday following Henry Tinglev received a letter from Kukeubaker written at Nevada informing him that he would never again return to Jerico, and the same evening Win. Bechtel his miller received a letter informim him of the same fact and telling him and the engineer Mr. Wygent that the whole business would go under as he could not pay out and for them to run the mill and get there pay out of it before it was closed down. As for him he said he was goiDg to Mexico or Florida and never expected to return to Jerico, When the news was communicated to the wife she was almost crazed and as soon as it became known that he had absconded, many were the auathemas pronounced upon bis head. We learn that there is about twenty four hundred dollai 8 against the mill property, eight hundred of that is held by our fellow townsman Uncle Billy Hill who can illy aford to loose it, but owing to the fact that beholds a second mortgage it is very doubtful if he will get a cent.

Jerico Optic. Wanted-An Idea Protect jour thr may brtnj yoa Write JOHN WEDDEHUUBN CO- Patent Attor Brri Wanblnaton, D. for their prlM ofle aod Uat of too hiuulrad wanted. but us. 'levs.