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Ecomets: |’ ADJOURNED SESSION—PROBATE. Annual settlements of estates; UT. eet, Ir ial Partnership of Aamouth, Young Farmer; R. C. Crockett, re and R. P..Miles allowed $269.50 for keeping said yniners four years. Final settlement of estate of James H. Keer, deceased, presented by W. du Keer, administrator, showing that the estate is yet in debt and ask ig for an order for sale of real estate : 50 underedt by the court, King) settlement of esate of J. M. Dysart, deceased, showing Balance in hand of executor of $1,620 83, which is ordered to be divided as follows: Win, Dysart $270 14,3. B. Dysart $270 14, Mary J. Dysart $2714, Martha A. Dysart, 647014, and tw WP. Dysart and J. W. Jenkins, representatives of F. Freeman upon collntion that paid W. P. Dysart and J. W. Jenkins file therein their indemne bond Mary Alsup widow of J. ¥. Alsup deceaved, endowed with a homestead of 124 acres in sections 18 and 19,town ship Sigrange 21, valued at $1,500. ‘T. J. Witte vs. estate WA. Walker deceased” Account #925, allowed. Wm. Jamison vs. estate of 'T. K. Per ryman, deceased. Account $2220, al lowed. James Hodget vs. estate of 'T. K. Perryman, deceased. Note $9. 80; al lowed. Estate of J. B. Brown ve K. Pace, deceased. Note lowed, J. E. Pett va. estate D.C. Smith, deceased. Account $9.00; allowed Final settlement of estates of ei J al Veeaty Court—Adjearurd Term. aes Ordered by the court that Eliza M. Libby of Greene County, being found insane from evidence of Drs. Means j and Barrett, and being without means, be sent to the lunatic asylum at Ful ton. Further ordered that warrants be drawn for $131 67 on poor fund for conveyance of said Eliza M. Libby and her maintenance at the asylum for six months. Also $108 drawn on poor fund for six months’ maintenance of | Cath, A. Mosier at anid asylum. The following accounts allowed ‘Barrett Means, examining in sane $1000 O.8. Frost, corn to alms house, 67 | Tunis Tunis, mounting plate = 11 17| Circuit Court W. S. Norfleot vs. Thus, A. Hutchty appeal granted. 7. M. Roantree et al. ve. M Roan tree; order of amie, one-third oath,one - third one year, one-third two ,ears Mr. W. H. Anderson argued roll of attorneys. 8. A. McKenney vs. Calvin M. Clow F. M. Thompson vs. board of educa tion of Springfield; lave given dis trict No. 4, township 29 to be made a party defendant. GRANGE PICNIC. Last Saturday afternoon Vieasant Spring Grange gave a picnic at Rown tree's school house, in Wilson town ship, which was a pleasant gathering of the members wit their friends. The spot is one of rare natural beauty. The school building stands upon the op of 1 .a hill, carpeted with 2 Incurious growth of blue grass, and protected with a forest of “brave old oaks.” From the base of the hill gushes a g volume of water sufficient to supply a city, as clear, limpid and refreshing as the fabled fountain of youth At a little after four o'clock Mr. Haseltine was introduced to the assembly by I. N. Brockman, master of the grange. We cannot give even an epitome of hie ispeech, which was mainly devoted to the finances. At times he denounced, in withering terms, the frauds prac ticed upon the people by both parties, but more especially the Republicana, who he held responsible for the cor ruption of the last fifteen years. At the close of Mr. Haseltine’s remarks they gathered around the table in the school house and enjoyed a luxurious dinter. It was a very pleasant occa sion and one we will long remember, Aur the latest styles at Moulding, Mars, c. at Johnson’s. MINING MATTERS ‘Taney County—We report with satisfaction the development of a lead prospect on Fall Creek, a branch of White river, in the southwestern part of this county. The mineral ars first attack within three feet of the surface ,at the foot of a slope. The same lead was struck in another Shaft, about fifty feet higher up. The mineral runs in seams both horizontal and vertical, in various thickness, mixed with tiff and zinc blende, in more or less altered magnesian limestone. About 2,000 lbs of ore were obtained in about six days. ‘We are indebted for this information to Mr. Geo. Raenchke, whose statement we consider reliable, ~ Raetchke is in the employ of H. T. Blow, ir —=——— all night for the “gtory of ‘old Spring field. Hornbeak's cow'was dropped some distance from the city and the proprie tor ia on the milky way.Once more The Republican gun is spiked, says Chas, Heer, and their cock has got the pips and can not crow z Leaper. No wonder, they have to carry so much dead weight. ~*~, Mr. W. Lyman. While firing his an vils was bravely assisted by his wife who exploded twenty pounds of pow der Saturday night in honor of Phalie Mrs. A. Hornbostel ,presented he] husband last week with a healthy thirteen pound boy—gonod Wemocrat. This is almost as good as Mr. F. 5. Heffernan’s Centennial. We wish to have it understood that in participating in the celebration, decoration and illumination are merely honored the man, say the Republicans. Just so. But it is the Democratic par ty which presents such men to the peo ple. ‘The organization of 3s military com pany has been postponed until after
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Springfield, Missouri, US
Thu, Jul 27, 1876
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