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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Peruvian Way VI keepius IA AP


The Peruviaus in Lima { vyitas q
corrcSpnuacnO rISort to Ia; ,..ui; rp-
markahle neans to make bA;a ends
meet. Daily, and almost hourly, there
knocks at the uoor OF our house im
tho callc-honc, OF side eniranr. TO our
hack courtyard, u iittlo Chinese or
Cho,a boy, with u my. .trrJCs hun
die under his arm. This boy is
the ''small servant" of snmu (ai,her-
TOY well-to-do native fim!ly. ASSiug
dies, or even addressing himself to
the head of the house (Which. |
claim, Is, or should be, Il many. hr
opened his bundle, tied up in shaw
or tab!o-cluth. and exposes dress,
well worn and soi!ed;a white skirt,
bcfrilled aud behouuccd, and having
been worb since last saw the lau,I
dress; q pair ofchild's shncs;it may
be diamond ring or pin: under
clothes ufa.l kinds; Il ,nrn.u,, ur veil
for the head; every conceivable ar
ticle of wearing apparel, even u set
of false teeth. and false curis, anl
liquid comeS.ic>; aud, in u solemn,
gentle manner, lac relates that Si@-
nora or SigmurcttH Somebody {;icti-
tious namc), his mistress, ha, been
very i'll, amd has brcOnc entirely oat
of money for pi ssnmt nccrs:ilies, au'i
desires YOU to purchase this little ar
ticlr, that she can easily dispencr
with, for thc tr,fling sum Of So many
."lcs. lie will generally take any.
thing you may oHlr him in cash.
This same programme Is enacted
over and over ag .in dai'y hav"
often said to these fimilv servants.
"Why do you always say your mis-
tress is sick? Why not Tell the truth.
and say that they nccd money to keep
up appearances % But they la, e
been taught too we'll a,l prtc-
tised too often. There il nothing
under heaven that ,hssc Peruvian
women will not sell too keep up -,ile
peculiar style in w,ich they have
been living. They vii! have but ono
drsss aud one inam,a in all the world
aud not a bed or chair in the hnusc;
but that mania must be Of as fine
quality, and the embroidery and lace
OH it rs perfect, rs If they were not
driven to.ail these petty meanncsscs
aud lies to keep up appearances.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
Thursday. the 5sh day of February
Admins tratoS's Sale of Real
ES+afo

pf virtue OF an order Of the County court of
- Toward county, and sra'c of Missouri
made y: IN. November term of said court, 1873,
Will, in otedicnoe t. said order, On -,
Monday, the 9Th day of January, 1874,
at fhr court house door, in the city of Lexington.
in the county or Lafayette, in the stale o. Mis-
souri, during the session Of the Probate court for
said county, ,Spnse TO sale 1T public auction a.!
TN" Interest Of William Bo yce. .leceaeed, in and
t. ptrts "flnts number rlNsn tIi) and twelve
o., in block nunber fDrty-ive tt5). in ilrst adj
,,irion Ia tn. town tlow cityl of Lexington, in
La,al ellie county, Missouri, upon which lots
stands IT,. buiidiE. known rs the Virginia hotel
;nnre pir:tcnlarly dcsciibcd IS follows: Begin
ming n the southeast corner of said lot number
twelve fla). thence north with fiie line OF said
lot nnIn',' twelve l,2, on Laurel street Ninety
nine fe and three inches. thence west in a line
raraii.l with the alley running through said
block fifty feet, thence nor h along the line be
tween saii lots zine inches, thence west a line
parallel ith the line of said alley fifty feet to
stake in the line between said lot number eleven
QO and lot number ten t10) in said Liock
'he1ce south with sail last mentioned line to
sou:hwrs. corner al said lot number. leveu QD
ts,encceast with the line of said lot on Franklin
street one hundred & ct to the place of beginning.
TEENS OF SALE-A credit of six months
will lie given, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, with interest at ten per cent:
Per anuum from date. 4 deed wifi be executed
upon the payinent Of the purchase money.
SAMUEL C.. MAJOR,
pov19 Pub. Adrn'r of Howard Co., Mo.
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PrSfcsssr Dlackic en- shc Greek
Language.

At opening of the Edinburgh,
University recently, Prof. Blackie
delivered an address. In II he argued
that the Greek language was worth
all the others II contained, he said,
the most complete and the richest
variety of sounds it WAS the NEST
ficx xibie; aud IL was an immense treas
ury of literary wcaith. Tho reason
why Greek was so much studied was
because, taking y alone, and cxc'9d'
ing every other language, they had II,
IL an an,ount Of culture SO great tlat
one had not time to take II all in,
When the English language was Al
old rs the Greek 1t might contaii
moro treasures, but at present thert
was nothing to lie compared with ttlt
Greek. They would find that Ian
lRusge The inUst complete, and ever,
person who dcspiscd IL merely proves
himscli to be . cOnceited puppy AMI
an ignorant fool.
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s1aERIFF,s SALE,

j. Elliott Walker, Lucyl
e. Walker and Matte
Z. Walker, minor by p.,;,;,, ro, ,,,,,;.;o,
her guardian. ThnmaS { Aeu'A"n Aoi pax t''ion
Z. Wood, plaintiffs ex
parte.
DY virtue of IN order ofsale In the above enti-
ID tied cause, issued from the Office OF the clerk
of the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, in vacation. Issued on the 18th day of No.
vember. A. ID. 1873, TO INC directed, viii. on
Monday, the 9th day of January, 1874,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the AFTERNOON of said
day. and in front of the court house door, in the
city Of Lexington, in Lafayette county, during
the session of the county court of said county
sell publicly by auction, to the highest bidder,
for one third cash in hand ,Onethir In six months
and 0ne-third IN twelve months, with bond and
approved security. with interest from maturity,
at ten per cent. per an mum on deferred payments,
all the right, title interest claim and estate of the
said J. Elliott Walker, Lacy G. Walker and
Matte p. Walker. u miner by her guardian !;
~h.ma c Wood. piainliifs ex parfe in said
order of sale, in and to the following described
real estate situate lying and being in the county
of Lafayette and state OF Missouri, tO-wit:
East half OF the southeast quarter, the SOUTH
west quarter of the southeast quar,er, and the
east half of southwest quafIer, all in section II
township 40, range %; also. the west half Of
the southwest quarter Of section one. township
Is, range 20; also. the east half of the south
east quarter of section two, township ~, range
%; also, northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section 10, township 4s, range %.
Given under my hand. this 2lth day Of Soyem-
ber, is73. decj WM. YOUNG, Sheriff.
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NARROW GAUGE aArrsoAD,

i Tree narrow gansc railroad reopl
are still upitatiny. nnd aim \, M.
l;n. ....,. ..a,.. W s''h W
"a ,"e'r ea"'"ess ehu abiiity 4
construct aud equip their propose,
road whenever certain prc,infinarlr :
nrc an, t,od IN ,ho,s ..,t.e No., nj.
s,,,', 80" 'a','e" " '"c'' s".'s.acs'o"' IN
ioiiowing from the Independence
Sentinel is the last movement. nm,
we hope n wM ren..ur. ,hn n.,,,,
wha ns. :, A.. sa.,.. "v p'vp'
'@n.s @ e Ut mH!yieW ahu iiiegiht
vii'es
| Rfuttr.oe.wAv NesrtSu,
A Non,,ns, an,ann..,,l ....a..,..,,
of Ihoso liviS,, M Mann, ssnnpsnNs
tl.l..,l .'.s.Se ~. ~ v"ut r.rteN wv
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The E1oosnc Tunnel and tils Gr,1:
Allegheny Rorc.
tFrorn the New T,rx San. ]

The Iloosac tunnel in Massachu.
setts, which at last h,s been bored
completely through the Mountain,
though not completed for use, is five
miles long. Itwas begun III 1887, six
teen wears ago. Its estimated cost
was $3.50, 900, aud u contract was
made To excavatc the tunnel aud
bnild double-track railroad through
it for that sum. In reality II has al
ready cost $l2. SOC, 900, AMI il will
require the expenditure of about $780,
600 more to prepare it for traffic.
These facts are of interest in connec-
ton with The project to tunnel tho
Allegheny Mountains in order to ex-
tend the James river and kanaw ha
canal at the national expense, SO as
to make II connection with the
great natural water courses of the
West. Judging from the cxperioucs
of massachusetts, in relation to the
IIoosac tunnel, il would lc,luir,
about tliirty-two years and an cx,
pcnditure of abont $25 ,OOO, 900 IL
Construct the proposed tunnel thro
the Allcganies, icarins altogether on,
of The. question the cost Of the cana
proper
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oaDEn OF ruaLrcArloS.
sTAyE T.y,.s..,. or ,M.al.sss;.o,e.nl,,. ,..,

= .
Ia tho trphats Court OF yfAf.yetfe county, AIi,
seNrt-1ts ber At3 t3oarAt,t torn. ts;S - \, +
Now at this day comes Warren /, Glover
An cScrufur ut thr cstate % kaInstrl Ouone
tsSsSsctls 1Hd presents 10 the csNrS bis pstivlon
SrsytnS tnn m rNieg for the sale okeo imueh +
satisiy the rs.Mai,,tav dchls Tae 6y said Sstat,
ny NJ Sa,sid WI SSs mans sr i,ieaf assets ee
sauhvl hy Law Ii euvN cssest Oh SSsmInni,,,
Ehesy9t u aNssst ,haf NIL Scsaons fats,rsi,s
y saul Ssnte be Apsi,tcd Mat application \:
wary be shown cMoe before the il,st ,tav III I'M
Txs tsish nj shts tooytt, 10 te held ~ ihe M,
forttte ssfs f ihe bale, or 30 ,Nuck or thr NY,
sssaN ot sail NJ viii be saiefent INr IN
payment OF said ,leSta, '> s'N''s ~. w
ns !. Nasther ofs,sinsl shNt th,s Nn,,ee bs
pebiished IA the t,eSinstaN Meekls Mtsitx N.
~ a hessrAS3.r pstAtsN IN sahs N,,NNlv ot \ x.
Sssts FOR fos,e wsSs sWessiSsaS, sSs tsst ~.
ssisssM % se ~ least nss,r weeks Sslle The SSMs
mtsnsStasns / ss @ OF thr neSt te'in ofthe count,
hoslN Violin q. MuRD,ss, eMsA,
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP by Harrison L tham. wing in
Missouri, and posted before The undersigned,
Justice: OF the Peace Of Lexington township,
Snyember, 1878, Two stray horses, described as
follovs: A gray mare IA years old. IS
haniis high. saeny inr ght shoulder, knuckle
ioint ofr;ght fore leg very large, small scar on
Ian hin mas q black horee colt with her, about
one year old past Doth 9 Appraised At az fNWen.y Ney
Sbanks. wno We're by me duly sworn, Accord
ing to law, to appraise the same. Witness my
hand, this day and date aboye witt
-' 80 SsN'' '-'--ssE. q. CLAYTON,
poyIa Justice of the Peace.
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sTRAY NOTICE.

|H1AKEN up by Hillary Joy. living N Davis
j. township. In Lafayette c1nnts, Missoara I,
and posted before the untleEsisne Justice oi
the peace Of Davis township, couty and state stat
ayofesaid, on the I'D day of November, 1919,
one str3y steer, described as follows:
4 red roam color. swallow fork 10 the lett ear,
crop and slit in the right, other bran.is OF
marks visible. about two years old last sprsngn; =
AppIaisea 10 tYel,y. nd dollars - ana nsnn nus
who were BY ipe duly sworn, according to law
10 appr,;i 80 Tie same Witness my hand, this day
! sA~ N-'f 80. MILTON +. PRICE,
d..ss Justice Of the Peace.
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lNyoTtcE isherthv Eivrn ID All peascns intrp.
AN ssstrSl IN fhr pstatrs stSalails Jatnrs AMI
Eusn1csh neliesS Nstnnfs, Tint the nnsietriHne,i
narysiAh ~ The lIsi tons and sslatsa Of sNisi nl
minora, cstAies At ~ ucfohtt tefm III the IN
hate crNtt Of Lafayette caMrty, Mo- sANAil WIN
amply As the next term uf snt court. t1hc Aeit
Sn sse nst HSaasy @ G Y, Y snnnts. ls'a. fora mai
'sSiss' sSsiSs " sslxihRo5GISE sSslxihRo5GISE v. Bsl.Ik.,
fssstfsttt S sl9ssst !, =, ,'yfs SNni,iinu,
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STOP THIS MURDERER.
Philadcluhia ou,k.r. oomp,i

A Philadelphia Quaker compsi-
mentcd one of his sect, who had
Joined an Episcopal church, OH tho
new organ used there. "Why, l
thought thee objected to church mu-
sic p aAh, 10 / do, 2 was tho reply
.sbut il thee must worship. God ~
machinery, / want thee TO hase the
best"
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STRAY NoEsCE.

TAKEN up by Jos E. Had Iix. living Ia Mid
l. Teton township. In Lafayette co;,nt!-, Mis-
souri, and pasted e;orc the uners l;s, d, Justice
ofthe Peace of Middle ton township, county and
stIte u:orcsi.. The g III iay Of NovcmIer, 1873,
onnwhite s-ccr, deSrriGe,. rs follows:
Two years cld past, supposed TO be mIrke'!
with an unlrrbit in e;ci. ear, no oh,f marks
or brands. Appraised Ut twenty-five dollars by
George NOrihcutt and .Ine Cir. en-.
noy26 JOHN j. HALL, j. p.
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FINAL SETTLEMENY.

N0ItCE is hcrrhy giyCn 10 all creditors aud
~ oihers Interested in the Sstatc of John
Ferrce. deceascsi, that l, thc uus,c,signed adj
min'stra'or OF said ests,e, in,end to make dual
settlement of said estate At th. january term ofihe
Probate court Of Lafayette county 10 he brs,ln
anl held At the court iseise. In the city of Tex
inytop, On thr trst Mnnslay in Januars, lSIt
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S,NAI SErS.NaSNY.

INNftCE y hsfSsN g3ysn 70 all erea,,ers and
~ Necrs nivlcs.ed IN the eS,1ts of Aaron
iIayhNe, tlecsassa, ta,, I, ths Nail2rs;sneA adj
Minis,Eat2f ST said estate, iN,ynd 10 nf,Ss l,ai
SstssyisRt oissa sssa's a The Ianaary tsFm ofthy
ffphsste cSurt ot Lafayette county, 10 Nc begun
AND Asls al the sanrs hpase, In ths rityof IsS-
tasson. on the nrs. NsN,(tsy ia JaNpary, lSI&.
noNls klAGEMY q. Ai.LlNNN, AAnl'r.
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NOTICE OF RESEGNAT1oN OF
GUAR

NYoTICt. Is hereby given tina, I, the under
N sirncii, eI:iTtlian OF the persons and e..
tates OF William Price AMI Mary l.. Price, vii
apply for release from and resign s.ii i-:iar...
in. ship at The next iariary term of the Proliai:
Court of Iafay cite county, Missouri, TO bc hei,
OH tie first Monday in January. 1874.
n,v5-5t THOMAS PRICE, Guardian.
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tlaaralans xs.,tesf Ilnal Scttltnent

Ntt,TtcE sA'a,sis sissM 10 all ,vrsons inter.
MtNss, fhNt nv snra sMaislaH IL lie per.
s0A NNn reiats 81. aala AlseVN hNs hlvsl his id.
SSMsliss sl!h hasas v ss,a MlAerss ssants, M
cusMts Na,. shli Viii Al IN at ihe NEXT Nfin IN
satd cpt,e b NJ hsa m kssafst Alon,inS In isMs
Navy, lsTl, hS hhstl OF snid a,,arliAH.
shth. i Fe NJ t,9AlO0N W. Vit,b, 81
hosM GA1 IS lVWatsafnh.
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NNNE styyvS,,t,SlfyNY,

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ISiNAI. SErTLEaiENT-Notice is hereby
i given TO all creditors and others interested
in the state Of Il. & Feft, deceased that l. The
:,Tdcisig;RcI Public Admin str:Itor of Infiy cite
c-nn;y, Missouri. hay ing in charge said estate,
i,'itni, to make final settlement of said estate
;,t the january term oi the Probate court of La
fivct!e county, 10 lie be-un and held at the cour,
house, in the city o; Lexington, the first Mon
day in january, 1874. NJ. CHAPMAN,
Gec3 Public Admin istrator.
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gaAralaAs Nstlse sflYaal Statement,

NUttcE y hessNs tasyn ~ al isssons ,nsrr.
IN eansa 10 teN Astsh 81 sqsak w. EindiAS, a
SaessA NNa ssiatN Wf sNs NtASsS Nss Mai NJ NJ
seHNns tss ssAie ~ sajd iNtSoTs : sstaf,N N
NE Vstoesf isitM ~ tis tsNhAte remit of hAfsy-
yfsAtA soAss tS M ssiy yN ,tsS aist NtrlsAS II
MasnSAss, IA isssb fofs Nesl ssS sSsnt yssassi.
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indicted.
From the Cass County Courier. ]

ltTom TIE lass Suunfy Sourier.I
AS soon rs Judge Wright learned
of the killing of Ball by Mcmillan
aud son, he instructed sheriff BRYANT
to empanel another grand jury TO
investigate the matter so that the
accused could be hrough 10 trial dur
ing the present term OF court. The
grand jury was in session Wednesday,
and found bills against both tie Me-
Millans for murder in the iirst degree.
Young Mcmillan has not been CAP
tured yet, but Sheriff Bryant has
sent out postal cards with the fol-
lowing description Of the murderer:
STOP THIS MURDERER.
William Mcmillan is about % years
old, 5 feet or 8 inches high, COM
piexion dark, eyes dark hazel, hair
black aud very thick, na beard of any
consequence, weight about 1A0 lbs,
has scar on the right cheek jhsi
below the eye, caused by Bite,
clothes dark when lie left rode q
dark brown horse. ANY inflammation,
leading to his detention or capture
will he liberally rewarded.
Address A. T.. BRYANT,
Sheriff Cass County, Mo.
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eaAfaMAs NsNte sf EtNal Se,,lemeAA

N0fNE e hereby gfseA ~ A NeqsSns pNsS4.
sstA IA tas SS,AtN W ssN,aYNa Ma NJ \
sfsSs AMI Wssks " MN msSsS H;' fss INA NJ M
Ssn MNt yr esft S4,t NJ sAit ltSS,'\SSs TStAfN IN
NJ hs SssSf .s, t,,, .,,s1s q shs sses ss " LAM
MN S,s tAth SSNstl ~ be my iSNN M Rsl ASSssS
sssssssSl,S \ Ss$s sF' @ ssS sA'a
NANiA SSSA,ssS.N
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Major AifrcdM. Lay, assisnss q
the Lexiugtoaand ST. LouisyslIt0ad.
has Fesigncd, on account ofthe pres
sure Of private business. He p .
prominent lawyer Of Jsasrson CITY
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FINAL SErTLEuENT.

~ others Interested in the cstnts CT Hcarkiali
Pollard, decd. that l, the un fsigned a6min-
istrator of said estate, intend 10 make u final
settlement OF said estate at the Januafy Term ol
the Probate court Of Lafayette county 10 be begun
and held AT the court house, in the city of Lex
n.:ion, on the first Mon,iav in Jarunrv. ISL.
nuva6l HENRY 5. L. POLLARD, Admir-
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NOIICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given to u;l creditors and
Dthrrs Interested in the estate of John Cham.
berlain. deceased, that I intend TO make final
settlement erco; a'ihc next T., nm Df the Probat,
court of Lafaye:te county. to be l.e-un and el'
oil the first Monday orJanunry, ls74 dec;
WASHINGTON CHAMBERLAIN,
Executor of John Chamberlain. peceased
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TNiNtI. SETTLEMENT.
T. No,:cei is hereby given to sll creditors ard
Others int.i in Tie estate Of john W. WI
kinson, deceased. that we, tie uu,lci signed eN-
ecutnrs OF said estate, intend to make iual
settlement oi said estate NJ the january term OF
the Probate court of Lgfiyei:e county, to he
begun and held at the churt house. in the CITY Of
Lexington, on the first MGnl.uy in january, 1874
JAMES u. EWING,
ANGELA WILKINSON,
dec3s Executors
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JOHN =. RTLAND. JOHN L. RYLAN
RYIAND & SON

4 TTGRNEYS AID COUNSELLORS AT
~ Law. Lexington, do. Onice, No. u Main
'Irect, over the store nj Enrbcr: & .'rnnIrgs.
5r:c,icc in all the courts OF this and atiiac. nj
COUNTIES, and in the Supreme Cart Of the State.
n District Court OF the United States. CGliae-
Ions made. IaprJ-ly
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10
EMPORIUM of Fashion.

ATRS. s. r. ARNOLD respectfully invites
Nl her friends and customers to call and
inspect an elegant aBt varied assortment OF mti-
llnery, comparable 10 any In the city. The stock
kroaade ribbons, and ties, ruchings. embroder-
ed linen coilars, cuffs and undersleeves, mourn-
sseaues for children. bibs, aud . variety ofOlher
articles too tedious to mention. Ladies', call aad
see for yourselves; all orders will receive careful
Mas. 6. p ARNOLD.
octl5 One door east of Court house.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-10

With the above line OF Insurance Companies
Eecan satisfy III. mast critical. VIII wriis Pol
ices on sIy class OF property srbject TO lnsur-
ance. from the m D,.est Swelling rf iha laborins
man to the paiitsl mansion of ;hc wealthy, from
hnckster's stock TO dry goods emporium.
nom the :i9r" builiiHg oi ! gr7ea grocer 10 the
granite ..ifce OF tar mer, liant princs, churches
schao: houses. public buildings, Warehouse.
barns. H.: viii ,sare the lives OF men, hort'
pEs:iInS infancy through youth. n .n!ioosi 10
hoary age.
scrlre 4 policy on your dwelling. 81 r house
Ssrn, caurch, schoo. huusr, warca'.u- e, II
you have none OF thesc,i insure NoUr life, before
IL Is ereriastiugly too late characterization i,
ttfe tilsf of time Hiviag be n the business
for twenty-five yeiri, w ar fu y posted "a Il
points OF tnsuran e '.E.Sp-rieIce tvaches all
things We commit Il. errors nor hlGuieT>
tending To Void policies. Your patronage is'so-
OFFICE. NO. 81 VAIN STREET.
Commonly known as WinsoE's Corner.
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