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"a ID.
Nrw Yops March ind, 1858
nes,rs JEwrLL HARRIsoN IL Co.
have no hesitation in saving that IN no CONVEX
s..ion in which have been engaged. in Vermont OF
elsewhere, in which your names have been lnradu'
ead have | ever intended to s,v any thing which
shnuii affect your character, standing credit or mode
of duins businc. %. Comm ssion Merchants in New
York; nor have ever had any reason, from nno"
edge or information 10 believe YOU were irresponsible
o. that voa conducted your business in amannci
nnbccOmng Commission Merchants
You are AT liberty 10 maze such u.e OF this as you
nay deem proper.
! am very respectfully
y our Ubedient servant
(Signcd) y. W. FIX.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Robert Thompson's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter ami Abdomido Pelvic Banda ge.

WE have purcha led the exclusive right # making
w and ven iilg he = ove mentioned ln>'rumtu
within the Counties Of Chit,tnden and Franklin, in
the Sise of Vermont; aud we now oirF them 10 tae
pyur confident that they are e4Un, ne,ety respect,
and in many particulars far superior 10 any hing OF
the kind ever offered. They have the uuq1a fed
aapro s,ion Of the Medical Faculty IN almost all
raite of the country where they have been intro
dnrtd HARRINGTON u BROTHER.
We have carefully examined DR.. X, Thomp,ons
Appraisers for the ree and cure oil PrJilPsgs TERI
a.. as vel the testimony aud opinion, Of hist.y
eminent members of ihe FAc..tV ana are of tine de-
cIded opinion that they are worthy the attention II
the pubic suj that they WI. take his rank among
inventions no.. before the Public lur the cure OF the
d ,esscs for which they are recommended.
CHAS. HALL,
II. HATCH,
I. CHAMBERLIN,
WA. ATWATER.
The above Instruments for >ale by
HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
Dec. ;, ls45.-2Ims
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Pyranl, Ne. June 5, 1874.
LrEs CoMFLArSr, can h, cnrsl vi'ssit rssortng
10 mercury Il ycu viii only Browns Sarss parilla
and Tomato susrs.
To M Fr>ivr.c, Grown, Proprietor ofths Sarsspa-
ra aud Tomato 9ller-:
This c=Stide> hat my " ife was severely anicisa
tn the Liver Compliant and her health wss very &C.
riurss undermined. Having iIsl various preserip-
tons without success, he wa fortuna civ induced
~ your >srsaparila and Tomato Bters her health
soon began 10 improve, aud he j. now mitch better
IN health, and would advise any II health ~ use
them. Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES CARIS
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All orders for the above Medicine sGJsess.J 10 tho
Proprietor, =. BROWN, 65 Washington ST., Boston,
viii meet with punctua attention.
PECK u SPEAR. Wholesale Agents for Burna-
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers
Milton; Ho7ntyn 4 HurTu Hlnes6urgh Lsndon 4
Garfield, Wilson; William Rhodes IT., Ri hmoni /;
Marin Wires, Cambridge; H. l.. Camp Stowe; John
r. Bowmae Forgsnnes William 4 Russell Mid
Druggists ard Agents ceneray.-sI per bottle, Or
boiil-s for s5
Sold nlao ~ W. .. HATCH y Co. winooskt PILLS.
July, 1915. wi
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HOFEI'!S
Seeding SlRAWBE RRI

vi WHICH NE HTVrs UtTT u Me ITOI Nv 70 IN III
che, IN circumference, and h.ir quality not
surpassed. See Magazine. Of Ilortcul.
tJ:e, and Agricultural rsqegs
generally.
I'OR Sale by PHfLETus PHGLLIPs Mddlrown
L Point, n. J., and AGENTS, NJ ssr.. PECK a
SPEAR. Burlington, and W. Is. HATCH i Co.
Nnoosk Falls.
The plants ordered by agents will be FORWARDED
wish the ulnOs' punclualty 81 such times 10 reach
thcr destination on the lst, 18th and 50ih Of March
and April Purchasers. therefore, by giving the
agents their orders scasonably with reference to the
above dates, can be ready TO receive their plane i'm
mediatoIy on their arrival while irc.h and in gooc
srdCr,
sheet containing particular directions for III,
cultivation OF this and other ssrete. OF Inc Straw
berry, (Chloily extracts rom the Magazine # Hort.
culture published at BO-iOn) Is furnished yraIultuu,
" with the plants sold PAIGE o. pLA.rs 81 81
per hundred.
February, 1916. ~
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DIR. u. SMITH,

MOST Respectfully inform, the inhabitants of
IvA Burlington and vicinity that having changed
his residence from Champarn to Cherry street, three
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l"ors west 81 the Congregational Church, he con
linuos the practice of
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
adopting the hest anu most clicaciuus remedies cX-
tant; aud while he i, unwilling to believe any OF the
various systems Of the day perfect he would cautious
ly select from them such articles OF medicine, as he
has found from long experience in diversified and
wide extended practice in boh city and country, 10
lc best adapted 10 each and every case-avare that
there are no two cases exactly alike.
How far success has attended his efforts since be
has resided in this vllaec he would most Willingly
submit TO the decision ct cnli .htened aud CANDID
public, for he is confident It must he acknuwleGec ed
by the people that he ha, elected cure in some
case. where others had failed.
But physician may neglect
To notice zen good effect,
Unless the cause a. lie supposc',
j. nine times palmer than his nose is.
Dr. 5. continues to keep for sale, at reduced price
great variety OF Doinnico, Iairocptc Eclectic an'
Magnetic remedies, winch have been prored bv mi
lions of persons in the umicd States far more s1t
and s1lut1ry IN removing disease, than any ONE
known among men, aud when accompanied ny lh
action OF his Electro Magnetic Machine, the eilcc
has been most a-tonish ne in multitude OF cases.
Doct. Smith would also beg leave TO inform IN
public that he has purchased OF Doct. Emery the r4i
TO manufacture and sell DR. BAssrSG'e highly ccle
| btatpI n nd inv
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vsvIIE subscriber has purchased the right te
sell The Improved Diamond Plough in tn.
counties of Pike, Montgomery, and 81. Charles
Every one who has tried the above named plough
in this vicinity has Immediately become satisfied
Of its great superiority over every other plough
now in use, both as it regards its durability, and
the ease by which ii can be made and used. II
is decidedly better than the miserable imitation o.
the Diamond Plough now made by the smiths in
this section. The sheer, moaldboard and whole
plough are formed out Of Il single piece Of iron,
by slightly bending it, making Il much more du-
.rablc plough and a, one third the trouble to the
smith. This plough needs no putting man
has only to see TO be satisfied of its superiority.
| will sell either the right of a county or indi-
vidual rights to suit smiths or other purchasers.
A constant supply always on hand at my shop in
Troy. WILLIAM NJ. HARPER.
Troy, Mo-, Dec. p, lS45. 3m.
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GITE.N-

WHAT the undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk of the county court of Pike county,
letters of Administration, on the estate of VIM.
Maxwell, deceased, bearing date the 9th March
1916.
Al persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date of said let
tiers, or they may be excluded from having any
benefits OF said estate, and if not exhibited with
in three years, they will be forever barred.
EDLEY MAXWELL, Administrator.
March I. 1915
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Executors Notice .
Notice is hereby giren

vESHAT the undersigned have obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike County
letters Tcstamentary On the estate of Daniel
Troxwell, deceased, bearing date 9th March,
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be precludcd from having any bene-
fit OF SAID estate, and if not exhibited within
three years, they will he forever barred.
ELIZABETH TROXWELL. Executrix.
MICHAEL BRANSTETTER, Excct'r.
March eth, 1916.
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Administrators notice.

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersign.
- ed has obtained of the Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of Pike County, letters of Administra-
tion on the estate of Isaac Keith, de-
ceased, bearing date 18th Feb. 1916.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. All persons
having claims against said estate, ara requested to
exhibit them properly authenticated within one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from having any benefit of said estate,
and if not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
HENRY A. TROWER,
GABRIEL S. KEITH,
Administrators.
February IA, 1913.
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GiiaHCcTy Notice.

In The Pike Circuit Court, SEPTEMBER term, lsi5
Benjamin p. Clifford,
Henry Chouteau & others.
NOW here comes the complainant by his so
~ i%icitor, and Henry Chouteau, Gabriel Chou
teau, Rene Paul, Gabriel Paul, Edward Chou
teau, Frederick w. Bcckwith, guardian Of the
minor heir, of Thomas f.. Smith, deceased, and
Andrew For9cy, defendants herein having failed
to og1-ar her" 4 tiis term acrecably TO law. and
TINS court. -! .u>wcr s"I ill @: complaint as
required; the same is taken tor confessed against
them, and this decree will be made final unless
they shall be and appear here on the first day of
the next term, and show cause to the contrary
and it appearing upon the affidavit of the com
plainant that the heirs of Auguste Chouteau, de-
OF Louisa Paul and of Eulalia Panl. de
ceased are unknown. 1t is therefore ordered that
said unknown heirs he notified by a publication
of tlHs order IN some newspaper printed in this
state. for eight weeks >1cccs>iyclv. The last inser-
uon 1t least tor Wcr.-s r.''rr" the nc>t term. that
SAID complainant has i,.' is i'll of comnIaiat 49,
gain>t them anu others Tor b. cree Of tiilc e. .4im
for a tract of lam, 60 Wit:) the \, T.. IL sec
ton u, containing 1862 si>ty-iour one hundrcdth
acrcS-also <. F.. ii sec. II containing l6l ~
one hundredth acres, and all in T. 81, \. K. | f..
in Pike County Missouri. being part Of survey
70. ZYIl-and unicss SIT. heirs of Augrytc
Ciiouteau, Louisa Paul an+ Eulalia Paul. dcrcas-
shall be and appear here on tie first lAy of
the next term, the same will be taken for confess
cd against them and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Pike.
], Simeon p. Robinson, clerk of the Circuit
Court for said county, certify that the foregoing
is truly copied from the record.
t~ Witness my hand and official seal;
Seal. done at office, in Bowling Green, in
'~) said county, this the Goth day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1915.
S. P. ROBINSON, CLERK.
Dec. 9th, 1916.
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RATS! RATS! RATS!

nEATH ON RATS!.-The blessed dis
covery has a: last been made, after the lapse
of six thousand years, for Kidding mankind of that
troublesome animal, the FRAT, so dangerous TO the
welfare and well-being Of Cupboards, safes, pam
tries, bake-shops, meat cellars, and in short any
place where things may be eaten, gnawed, or de-
stroyed, can be found.
This great friend to man operates by produc-
ing a kind of madness, which prompts the affect
ed individual to bite all of his species he chances
to meet, which bite is certain death. Call at DR..
ATWOOD'S, No. 6 South Main St., St. Louis,
and try for yourself, the ninth wonder ofthe world.
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the
wonderful effects produced by 'Atwood's Rat
Destroyer cheerfully give our names, certifying
10 its unparalleled efficacy:
Guild s. Dorwart, John Mcdowell
Charles Lewellin, Condcr & Work,
Z. L. Pottle & Co. Boswell & Gordon,
RH Condor, Esq. Richard Wood,
John A. M'Clelland Boil. X. Tisdale, NJ. D.
John Somers.
Saint Louis, Mo-, Oct %, lS45. Tjy2446
For sale at N. B. ATWOOD'S, No. s South
Main Street, Saint Louis, and can be had at NJ
other place in the city or county.
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ME undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he ha, again commenced the
a,"yc business in al It's various branches II his
residence three miles south west of Ashley, Mo.
Tie will also make to order Spinning Wheels,
Chairs. &c. He ~flnttcrs himselfto be able to give
general satisfaction 10 all who may give him a
call in the above business, in price am qualify
Give me a call.
A. ODEN.
FEB. :, 1876.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
~ ed, heirs of Andrew Love. deceased, will
on the 2nd day of March, A.. ID. 1876, before
the Court House door, iii the town OF Bowling
Green. i'll Pike County, Mo-. proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, on a credit of Twelve months,
the following described Real Estate, to wit: The
west half of the south east, quarter of section II,
township 50. north Of range 4 west. containing
Eighty acres more or less, lying and situated in
the County Of Pike, on the waters of Indian creek,
about ten miles west of Bowlins-Green. There
is situated on said land a good dwelling house
and kitchen. and stable. and other comfortable out
houses, together with abo,n thirty acres undcr a
good fence. and in a high state of cultivation.
The purchaser will he required to civ, io,E;
with approved security for the %Purcha>~ money.
The title to said land will be secured 10 the pur-
chaser by a good and sufficient warranty deed.
when sold. =
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DAVID BAILEY.
WIOTA, Mo-, Feb. 2l, 1916.
Final Settlement.
TIN Is J. ER CyTEl,

W. ICE IO HETEBT III E.N
' 10 all creditors or others Interested in the
4 estate of Frederick Goodman, deceased.
that at the next June term of the Pike county
Court 4 shall make Il final settlement of said cs-
tate as administrator thereof, when and where
those interested can attend.
JOHN +. WRIGHT. Administrator.
Feb 7, 1916.
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IHO! YE THAT THIRSTETH.

We who are Coatless. Shirtless, Vestless, o,
who need any of the Indispensibles of life
call quick at the Clothing Store in Louisiana
Mo-. We have on banda good supply of ready
made clothing, and are looking for new supplies.
Call, CALI, Call,,,
RICHARDSON & DUKE.
Water Street, Louisiana, Mo.
Jan. 3, 1916, tt.
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Feb. 2Sth. 1876.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! In the County Court
County of Pike. Nov. 9th, lS45.

ISTATEOF MISSOURI, ! In the County Court
County of Pike. Nov. 9th, lS45.
John A. Thomas, administrator de bonis non,
of the estate of William Shelhorse, deceased,
comes and files his petition for the sale of the real
estate of said deceased. Said petition is accom-
panied by a true account of his administration,
together with the lists and inventories required
bv law; the whole verified by the affidavit of the
said administrator: Ii is therefore ordered that
all persons be notified of said petition, and that
unless the contrary be shown on or before the
first day Of the mex, term of this court all order
will be made for the sale Of the real estate a. said
deceased. or so much thereof as will be sufficient
10 pay the debts against said estate; and ordered
that a copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper in this State for six weeks. A true
copy-Tcst: 4. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Per G. II. Curry, ID. G..
Dec. 27ih; 1915.
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& FAGG. -.

fIrnies at Lac, JAMES o. B~RoApHEAp anil
IT, c. Face, having associated thcm-
selves IN the practice of the law, viii
promptly attend to any business cntru>.cl
to their care. BowLGNc-GRrrv. Mo.
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F'Irf:iE SctIerlcnt.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditor. or
Z others Interested in the ~cstatcof II. Bran
%sictter, deceased, that at the next June term oil
the Pike county CourtI shall makca final set
Element Of said estate - adyIini<tr.tri> thereof,
when and where those interested can att,uI.
ELIZABETH R.ANSTETTER.
ADMINISTRATIVE
Feb. 0Sth 1916.
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NOTICE.

Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Flour, Meal, Pork, But.
ter, Lard, Tallow, good Tallow Candles, Bees
wax, Feathers, Oats, Fodder, or anything else
that is commonly consumed, will he thankfully re-
ceivcd at this office in exchange for the Banner,
or Job Printing.
THOMAS g. MuRnAy, Proprietors.
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Il G.. N. .4Yt

III ". ~. NlcCONAHA, .1ttOrRey an
CJHhseNor at LcHr, and Solicitor IN Cha
Gerry, will attend the Circuit Courts ofPiks.
Lincoln, Rails, and Marion. If the peoples
cases have any merits he pledges himsei} to
gain them.
Clarksville, Missouri, Feb. 2Sth, 1916.
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NOTICE..

Having made other arrangements, wish
to inform the public that the sale lately add
vertised over my name, will not take place
at the stated time. The same property will
be disposed of next fall, of which due
notice will be given.
JOHN A. FINDER.
January Gath, 1916.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

81 G. PORTER, attorney at Lar.
Bowling-Green Mo-, regularly attends the
Circuit Courts of Pike, Rails, Lincoln,
Warren, and Montgomery.
Feb. 2Sth, 1916.
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Administrators Notice.
THOMAS B. DYER & CO..
Feb. 2Sth, 1896.

N ID. ID FIN q IV.,
"HOLESALE and RETAIL DE.4LERS
w IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, eck ect..
corner Of Main and Market Streets, st. Louis,
Opposite the old market place are now receiv-
ing large supplies, which they will sell very low
for CASH. iva
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'H7lE best cash prices will be paid for slaves
between the ages OF fifteen and ,huty. APP
tyt 10 r. j.. WELLS. Auburn, Mo.
Mp MINOR. Bowling Greer.
JNO. SNEATIIEN. Troy.
Dec. 21th, 1915. Il.
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JOB PRINTING

OF all kind can be neatly executed at cheapest
rates, and in the best style at the Banner Office.
If any one wants work done, such as Blanks Got
any description Circulars, Cards. Hand Bills,
Horse Bills, &c, they can be accommodated at tLn
Office whenever they call.
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1900 Acres.
Military bounty lands in Illinois.
IL Lots,
In the town of Wiots,

All the landsin Missouri above described, arc among tic first selections made Ia
the Country, consequently the Soils Of excellent quality; choice end beauifulocauna
Titles mdsputablc. will sell in whole or subdivide the tracts to suit purchasers;
ermS0 Of sale made easy; for cash, will scNlOwer than lands fthe same qustyer-
ereo ferednt this, or any other State.
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1876 Acres,

Beautiful farm, situated in t. 49n. r 2 c. Il miles from tie town Of VI
oh, Formerly Bailey vs. aning) the principal shipping point for Lincoln County, this
the vel known bluff farm, formerly owned and occupied by Samuel Bailey, l0 sores
pie orchard, twO neverG failing springs of water well calculated fcr" lanyard and dia-
ery, the soil, tnmber, &c, rock canno well be beat a portion Of prairie FIa sccN farm,
md tits mferiOr tn none.
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Large Sale of Valuable
= a D = 0

$50 acres, valuable ia TN, soiiexcei9ent, and beau
tifulIy situated one mile cast Of Troy, the county
seat of Lincoln County Mo-, well improved, a com
'no,lious fra me dwelling house, consisting of 4
rooms handsomely furnished with cupboa r.ls,
presses, wardrobcs &c, &c, Esiazza on the back
the whole Icngti, Of the house, PorticO in front;
I,ewed log kitchen with 5 rooms, Iathed and plas-
tered; | hewcd log tobacco barn; temporary stables
corn cribs, smoke house, Sc, LOO acres in culti-
walton, 200 selected fruit trees OF various kinds;
this ia rn is incvcry way desirable.
100 acres first rate SOIL beautiful situation l2 mile east Of Troy, sTTe orchard, never
failing water, SO acres enclosed buildings but ordinary.
II cres most exceNknt@H east and adjoining Troy, well enclosed, O 1t there Ia q
good frame dwelling house, 4 rooms nicely furnished; kitchen smoke house, and other
houses; also l3acre,s H good, veil enclosed north and adjoining Troy; also 40 C.
of good land, 2 miles s. w of Troy; lots in Troy, a good dwelling N each, with
out buildings, SC, also 9 Iso on one there is aarge. convenients store, now occupied by
MesHs Block s. Cake; OF the other there lisa large unfinished brick building; totksr
OTIS with Indifferent buildings also 10 others unimpOvcd.
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900 ArDggls,

Soil OF superior quality, situated noru, ad adjoining Gr above d. scrted
and excellent spring of wate;a sto its Tcrnrq qualities Of soil, rock, tmbcrv Ne
and its beautiful sites and location for farm, all combined c!aHcpge Ike Nuse
sii Valley to equal this
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ALBERT NEW

ALBERT NEWBERRl,
No. 10, Main Street, St. Louis, Missouri,
HAS CONSTANTLY On HAND Of his
" Manufacturing, a Wholesale and Retail
supply of TIN and COPPER WIRE, Sheet
Iron, Wire, STOVES, GR.ATES, and euery 9TH
sr article in that line Of business, Z Cheap for
Cash. jy24
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GAO Acres.

Excellent soil, situated OF Cuivre river adjoining and above TIE cdt oe go
Monroe, 8 miles from the " of Wot on the Mississippi and Il niles from To-,
Cuvre is navigable for steamboats, fpm5 to 10 miles above this arn;s Portmnof Hzi
bottom prairie and q good proportion rich tmbered bottom, tic balance gentle shT%
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Wanted at tlais Office,

Two intelligent, active boys, between ~ and
ID years OF rye, as apprentices. Apply immedi-
ateiy.
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2O4 Acres.

Soil of the best quality, all high dry rich bottom, we'll tmbercd, 81
Csivre, opposite the old town of Monroe, small improvement a well Of sood~
pie orchard &c.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors OF
~ others Interested in the estate of JOSIAH
Gordon, deceased, that at the next June term
of the Pike county Court | shall make a fina
settlement of said estate as administrator thereof
when and where those interested can attend,
ROBERT T. GORDON.
Ad,niui,tratos
Feb. 2Sth, 1876.
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List Of Letters

H EMAINING in the Post Office at Bowling
II Green, Mo-, 3lst December.
Adams, Nancy Lower, Daniel
Atkins, Henry 2 Long, Furman
Adams, John Lyons, Peter
Broadhead, Jas . Lyons, Thomas
Buford, Catherine Kelly, Christophe
Buckner, q W Martin, Solomon
Burns, James Matthews, TIP
Boyd, Azcl Minor, WmW
Carroll, Joseph Potts, TIL
Dunn, Vim T Rynerson, Joel
Duncan, Melcher Rener, Geo
English, VIM Rogers, John
Ferguson, Robert Rogers, Elizabeth
Gatewood, J M&J Shannon, Jacinthis
Gatewood, James Shannon, Geo w
Owens, John Schooler, Samuel
Gum, Thomas II Stone, VIM
Hudson, Jas M 2 Tombs, Sophia
Hawkins, John II Trainer, CA
Haddock; James Tinker, Ralph
Howard, VIM Wiggineton, Jas
Jones, Mrs Amanda Williams, Nathl
kenney, Geo VIZ
H. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
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9OAcrCs,

One half of this rich bottom, 3 mIesn ~. of Troy,
ma excellent spring Of water, small cabins Sc.
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800

Situated on the bank of the Mississippi, Lincoln County, Missouri, IN
) e surrounding the town of Wiota, on 3sides; attached to Tie Premisesis 4
house, conmodious tavern o occupied by c. |. Furbush, a convenient store
house low occupied by McEsrs. Cake & Block; stables and out houses, 80 acre
uvaton.
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BLANKS
y Can be na.tiy esosScd al this Once. -EE
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In the Pike Circuit Court, SEPTEMBER tern, leis
Benjamin p. Clifford,
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800 AgDen.s,

SoHial first rate situated o. the bank of the Mississippi, below ana adjoining IL
above described tract asmal portion some 200 acres Of this tract is high rich LstUl
he balance, timber, unimproved.
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slaves. ~SiaSpS!.

FEB. :, 1916.