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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-07

in Summa 100000 in Sumntd 67,925
@an,e 9crie $40; 6albs8anse 2coie 81; Giin3is
Qrpis So; Yertrl 50. so; Iaanse 9cplr $45; Suu-
sttsl $l.25. bert sanse eCUis 800.
Iririrairt fir Grsirbunes- -NnlnIten.
Inter hem Gbarter fSnnsn feline 9er;Gseruussn
eintrGten
Ter @rrtb sinrS jsbsn @ewinnS pirb poll In
Ser. Staaten-@eIb ausbesablt.
Die anti ihe 0ifte tfr eesrsrntn HummCrn
pire jsesm 0Iufer zines 9rcIes suasfnnot.
Iie Qtflr pirb i'm Nep gorf Deralb, q. 3.
Gun unb 9ruispiae Courier SrurnaI per-
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9rrle fur bic erlte SerlrCfuna in teeem Wondt
rpsrbsn let5 gu Gncm = liar, fir ieoes,
rertauft. Snuptsswinn $4,000. 6iir bic
lsgts YsrIcsluna tperren 9roie itets Al s3cbn
> liars, fur ieers, pertauft. - aalbe, 8ier.
tel uub 9I6tel i'm gsrbdItuiHe. Sauptsswinn
$50, %.
@ircuIare nit SprfGnbissn Ginsstbsiten sra.
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SIMONS & DICKINSON,
Wanna.r 8 Sifice 70 3b Ctr, louisville, 8y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-07
Gin beSanerli6es @reiauis

III es. Dab 10 Sicle es ertraeeu on
trebsorti9en 9ei6fuiiren, Sal,ffub,
Jtotblauf, ScrOpbsln, ober n1berrn
dhnliden 8ebreden su leioeu, penn
lie 10 leidt burd oen @ebraud BON
YDr. . q. 8eaoer's @anter uno
Soft 8beum Sprup" gebei:t perOen
tonnten.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Nnpol,nn il nu orphan; 1t has n" corporation
...t.I, Of, o,r s,rer,- Arc III ii bad ~ ami when
tho winds hlow and the rains descend. ana pest
ruon IN, .,rc.,, aud sidewalks. we have to wear
our nant.. /, ,,r..lcv. land ''rick' our h"o's
"A, fG.. ,rrrh anrr - r -uIns around the hearth
stone.
q rn,.,ms ha, "a Large aud c"mit"'il"u.
warchun-. az tn. ,trppt. He hts done quite \
large business IN prIzIns i"hnrco. hemp. &c .
and ~ hope II VIII prove lucrative ir o."
TRENT t. u. Is u good fellow, ami deserves sue
crss. ii We were "a tarusri Ialr. we wolff vel
"ur cap Tor hIrD.
Dame NniuI. has been Iroims" IN n"it' ms
Year Farmers are hauling III apples by i"e
tn u7ant> Of bushels. which are being packed
Tor shipment By Mr. Iilnk!e, realizing TO the
rrchnriI7; no small sum OF money, while the
non li oirccr has. for L small outlay rWre' VS.
ions ut WINTER nights OF cider and "rrles-
Mr. J. r. Roberts. our miller. TODD bless hiIE,
he always has such IA. h"g-!. has recently, al
great cApenee. repaired his lourins mil hy put
in4 IN new boilers, an entire ne" ou'h' "i boIt''
and i ltiuusnn,i other l,tti. iNinS-. 50 that ms
Hour ;- no" The delight amt admiration OF the
v 'i" country, our house" ives III particular
Long may lie i've to Il.I.lec the ''stnh oil lie
Inc knlshro Of Cr!spIn, Me7srs J.. Gable
and iirEry Gutenberg. ARE thiongei with ap-
iIi'aHta Tor pedal Wear, aud the begging han-
mel Is heard from morn ulieve, and often to the
~" sinu hours Henry has huiit II hna
Iw'iimg. and We pljre that h" VIII, ere long.
lry ~ me hammer e. nights. and SIT by his own
Henry - Il good boy. aud everybody
'hy- he = rSnt
William NchrIumrr aud Uncle Johnny era
:aH'. h~lt"L>mitna. have AL they can II" ~chem-
in~I has Nv" Iurges. and i, running them bOtu
d. Instantly. while the rlnmnT 81 the people TO be
served IH.t- ~ N iiumd OF snr hey hood daHs,
"t"m We went 10 the mill gu Saturday ami hud
~ wait our Iurn.' cur bachelor friend has
hn.it iIin ii house. and ,w.nt. I" on- he don't
coos hs " dinner long Everybody likes
WiNlnIn. too
L. - MtIuIIA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
AERONAUTICS.

Since the Montgo!tier brothers sent up
their first balloon nj Lyons, France, nine
ty-tour years ago. Tie world mas taken a
lively interest in acrCStatic- Though
little has been done toward the diSC"v-
cry If any aerial vesse. which can be
navigat"d At the pleasure of the man at
the helm. the balloon has been put To
valuable uses in m iklng scientific Ob5er-
vltlunS in mcteor"lugy. and in the
French war WIS utilized for the purpose
Of Conveying persons and papers out OF
scientific purposes, At attitudes reaching
As high a> seven miles above the earth,
many difficulties have been encountered,
and every improvement suggested
elic!ts popular as well as scientific in
tercst. Among recent improvements
may be mentioned al apparatus for
determining the true direction OF the
motion 0! clouds, with respect 10 the
meridian. It IS also proposed to do
away with the trouble caused at high
attitudes, where the air is intensely
raratied, BY the thickening OF .ubricating
oils, which prevents the true working Of
the instruments upon which they are
used, by mOumtingthe points and journals
OF the mechanism on polished rubics or
other similar stones. \ very novel idea
is suggested by NJ Joubert. his plan be
ing to construct one side of the gas
holder of white stuff and the other of
black, and by turning the balloon by
means Of Il small propeller keeping either
side facing the sun, and thus by the
heating or cooling cause the balloon to
ascend or descend at pleasure. Mr..
Joubert thinks that by this means the
utility OF balloons in meteorological
research and investigation may be large
y extended. A lew weeks ago the New
York World published Il long interview
between one OF its correspondents and
Mr.. kcc!y, in which that gentleman
claimed that his ''motor' was being de-
'i'PV' anu tHat ne CbuIt 1T Any I!ille
demonstrate to practica! men its won
dertul power. From what was permitted
to be made public. it seems that by his
peculiar mechanical process he can from
an absurdly small volume OF water gen
crate and control a more absurliy large
amount of motive power. With these
facts in remembrance, the same paper
IN a recent issue suggests that the
flying machines imagined by the ancicnts
MY al last be realized by aid of the
keelv Motor. 1t makes the forcible illus
tration that "a b%urroWing owl, whose
whole body could not weigh more than
three-quarters of q pound, was some
time ago caught at sea, two hundred and
fifty miles off the coast OF Uruguay.
With the force generated from a thimble-
tul OF food, and that which was stored up
in its little body, it had flown all this dis
lance an. Inicrs from this thai the in
telIigence and ingenuity of man should
Certainly be able to compass the long
desired purpose of flying at pleasure
from one place to another. 1t is true
that all efforts il Shis direction have
heretofore proved to be failures. aud the
| flight Of The Italian, who to please James
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
ELMWOOD.
,

Mr.. trucker Johnston Is dangerously Ill with
fever
Mr. ! L. Ihoma-. nr wavcrly. IS visiting
hrs -.-irr. Mr.. : ". ,umIbril.
iHv.r aI" no deaths. births or marriage, L"
rrI4'" this week from tin place.
Tho -an - "u' on,. more. iIdl5ing il. genial
warmth ~ III, abundant heart ri creation.
Nj e ,ri"ll L"s-,i"u bought at Mi. RlcrmAu's
sale "u' 'iiE tiI- week, tu l"a,i al cattle. 1T So
per !,ri.
There Is To t." "a match game At this place Tnes-
ity, hrtN""u ia" tiutw"ot Sporting Club aud
Brownsville nh.
In" -rrk ones arc al! Improving. and no new
prl"ul7 that I know of / hnpe that the Drs.
Will hasN" Il resting -pell for - while now
Nj Vi. l;'arn"r has an artist from Lexington
III ti- h"u>", e l2agci ia painting Ia" portraits
"i tI- iinr horses. i"r the net sum ct 81 u piece
II ii W'7i ant { hreno are very life like.
pr'd AT her residence. IN Lafayette county
NI--ruri. Mis- James CLAY. Brother lIcudrIcA.
l,"m DUukshars preached u touching snL
IMPRESSIVE sermpm b"th eWrtabl" ani appropriate
tor ne occasion. >I-ter Clay was Ihirty-threr
; Az ".i. WAS born and rti.d IN Bnonville.
Missouri. and had been u iaIihtul member , /
tn 'ur.-tiln church for a loug while. For sew
erAl years before her death she had been II ", At
tiIHsH Hdhl'nI ShlhE'l, from tte tIrft- OF tI.it
dreadful disease. consumption. My heart went
ont WIKI pl'IIUl tenderness AMI sympathy to the
weeping Oh lIrrn and loved uur- weeping around
tn" loved mother, but | felt ina; their los, was
her gam. tnt mat N tn" realms Of hic-~eines-.
"a'I' n" Ign can ever brrI'hr Ia interrupt The
III" harmony ri ia" ,kIrs-ap pain disturb III"
rr"D," o.: all w.thln, size J. at r"-i.. Young
friends. y"nr separation l., not eternal and while
sh" ma not com" t. you, you mag 60 10 her
What i holy consolation i rh.>, what Il calm
ought Il To UIlit-r over the spirit, To know thai
Ne an T,l'In h'r IN ih' ''h"tivr land fail a.!
jt. .ny Inspiring conviction :hnt you Will meet
I" pagino mure. therefore, think not of her u-
I",t, only gone before. nu,i nov Con,"crat"i by
t." '-ni OF eternal HE, she awaits YOU IN her
noIl' of iIrui-rta! rest. In ~" paradise of Coz!
there J. II" night. 10 tia, haiI"wct place thy
departed mother hcrk"ns Tin" over the way 10
the glpg.r- oI everlasting 5%ub,ImIty. KO>F
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
TH Z ALTAR

MnrrI-i-Em johnson county. No, sunday.
pct7h"r 18th. At Ia" residence of the brides
father. \ "iauttUr t.T-rr, ESD, Mr.. GEbRGE
". Vol ~, uI freedom township, Lafayette
county. Mo, and Miss LILLE Il. GREER
Ait-n'itnt-- Miss Hattie Coulb"rn, Miss Lou
ilaniiy, and M"--rs. March,, and Jerome Greer.
We attended the reception At Nj. Edgar
Young. lie table was iasteiully and sumptoGs-
y arranged, SURPRISING anything Of the kind we
ever h4I the pI"a,ur" Of seeing, and it was in
angie OF love guard in"In wherever they mas 20.
a. GUEsI.
- In tins city, Thur sday. November LIST. at
i.rus'- hotel, by Rev. VI. q Williams, MI
GkD NtIIitRti IT. OF Mr!di"ion township,
ani MIas MARY Ann fEtIIELEE.
Fr."nd \ethrrcuIt while 90 counting expedI-
lions Tor the county se"m- 10 have done u little
counting on his own account, and this l. one in
stance at least where the processes OF u sherIn
have la : il PHEASANT result. We wish the newly
IntrrIr! couple prosperity and happiness, and
hope that the boy, Will let them Of easy whc Il
tucy -crenadr them.
- ~ Independence, jackson county, Mo &.
Wednesday evening oct Il. in the Prr-byteri. II
church, 10y r"v. j T. Wheeler, Mr.. 4. r.
~" tR and Mss ALLIE. daughter Of Judge
-aInuri ii Wort,Un. and mos {. SAWYER
and Mis- lihNA daughter OF the iate Marshall
pas". Attendants Misses Nellie Wooison,
Mamie Mccoy, Kate buchanan. Kate Hiihcr.,
Mccoy. samuel II Woodson, il. Ii. Z GATES,
Lows Franklin, Jno. | Wilson aud Edward
Roberts The double Wedding WAS a very
brilliant one. AMI quite Il society event.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Sans that Henry hal cot an top 81 The nee,
AMI, IN drawing up ms gun. tho hammer caught
on a rant. and the gun whs ile,nar5ed. Tie ball
suIkIrE hun III thu right eye, AMI passing ont nj
back at his mead. killing HIM instantly. Ill,
nerves were ~ rsIaIJh.d il; ihc shock that h"
remained fN"i on the fence. iuUn. Gl;!c iIttc,i
the bu'fy II !hc fence. ANA tried To carry It
home. but WAS not able. he lion went homo
and related ia" story to his u"'h'r, AMI the tw"
went out and carried the corpse hOn". Sir nTIie
Vas IN Lexington at The time. spur" Hudson
held An inquest on the body Tuesday. We'd
n.s,iay evening tn. RENAME were brought to
town, and the funeral wa~ preached al The Ger
man Baptist ciIu, CHI, By Rev schuriunCher, o!
Iuncortiu. Quit II lurg" number Of persons
We're IN attenia1ce-nll trrInans-as the scrvI-
crs were conducted in German, ant the remain,
were then burei in the q rnan cemetery about
1t mile south Of town Ibis Is u severe sh"ck to
the family. and they have the sympathy OF ih'
entlIc community. q III.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
Religious.

services At the Presbyterian church lo-mor-
row. tN P-v J tmr. NJ Ih.ney.
Regular services ut the kllsc"pal church To-
mprrOw morning and afternoon.
All are invited 10 attend the mite ~ tho
Mr'ho lit par,"nas. next Friday night.
There VII be services IN the Methodist church.
u-moTlnN. ur ;h- usual hours. by Rev. NJ. q.
Williams.
Rev n:. Talhrrt VIII preach al the Baptist
church. IN tA.Is CITY, Tomorrow. subject in the
morning ''HumIIIty," from Isaiah - 10; in
tLe evening, I'm, Law AMI The Gospel, - from
bout. i Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

measured hv lts natural AMI necessary consc-
Gurnc"s Our Srsl' r'puhilc has been the only
example IN tho world al "a regular and orderly
Transfer Of government succession by the cleo
tive system Ia rsSuny ia" habit OF Evolutionary
rc- jcCt tor u" Viii Of tn people. a. declared
through tir rlyciurHi forms, and to exhibit our
iT-i;iI'r"n- A. n failure, - thr greatest possible
wrong IL cur own country Ii Is also n heavy
blow &, the hopes at patriots struggling 10
establish erii-G"vrrnncut III Other countries
II l. n greater GRIM a:tlusi mankind than thu
of D-crmlrr ;, ISL, depicted by
the ilIu-rriOu= pen "i Victor Hugo. 1hr Aneri-
can people VII not C%"nhoTr II under any pre-
t"Nt OF for snv rurp"o". 4 roice-"AeVrr .
Never Applause
Young men in ttr order utnafure we no have
EIur'te'! The sacred traditions Oi our free gov
'rnInrnt Will suun leav" that work TO you
IitIH the lir OF most who hear me our repub-
lr WI embrace a hundred millions OF people.
Whether ITS Institutions shall be preseryed In
substance and IN spirit, rs we'll "a in barren
I"fIn-. and VIII continue To be q blessing To the
IrliImg millions here and u gooi eAnmpl. TO
now ereryvher" seeking a lsrgcr share
IN the management OF their own affairs. will
u"IrHN on you Ia voice. ell tend to II.
! avail myself "f The occason to thank you and
i thank ali III our state and country who have
Ia me their support, not personal TO
mSh'!i, but Tor The cause | have represented,
and 'htch has embraced the largest and hottest
interests 81 humanity. iippli I=e Fellow Citl-
H,ns, | thank YOU tor your Kind attention. | am
glad TO mue' YOU ] an glad TO met the club,
and | ain glad t" meet all united with YOU, and
! hli yoH Il cordial and ati"ctionute good night
iLr"at cheering, during which Governor TIlteu
Ee-entrr,d the house
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
Personalities.


A"' mn - "ea"
''"' ~" - !" ! ="
-"
'e''"'e " W." N'' """''P' '"''
'>'''' WIS III " i""i'S"'S
Eihe''' o." II u N'''''' - 'i7"i"E ''''n''n
zero
Miss Amanda Fest. III Gay township, HAS re-
turned home IRON her visit 10 Richmond
oakey Hall has returned I" New York. IL"
says tie Was MENTALLY nh"rrat-i when he len.
MI W l.. Lee. "f The arm OF h"nn"Ii e Lee,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
HIGGINS VILE.

Inrrr - 8. uan III H:rg!nsvIll- who has seen
Il" ,rus, IrIwrcn rt= and rabbits. lie has seen
! rat WIN h..i- iH- rabbits, and has seen rab-
I hlt- NIiI iHHt- ilr liiu-" - rats, and has Know
t'rH '''st".'- =" ItN' IA the -au" borough.
% mimic lou"- - hnS nj nppirs here for
a." Nali'hi II II banding some very 1ns
"'r- ih"' a." H'ht /" L-'A.nst"h tor t~c-7hiI-
.i'r' 10 ''n-A-' ~ Zen smith ~ h'l< helping
Nj >"N"- iA"1 nave ran "ut OF barrels, snd
81" "' n"ihi"F III! thy receive more.
\ rI".rt''"! m'"lin- has, I"r ONE jfmr been
rlI"~rr-- At AutiNit'". "n'!,r The nIlnistrst!ou Of
i.,E- i."it .tu'i i"rt"" ;" FAR. there have been
tn a!@:."he. tH"i ;hri interest j. umihat-i. HiS-
~.n~'..' 't- bee" wei rerf"sctt"" at The meet
= e. ''.' "A- H"i N'' furnished ANY converts.
VIA 8 ''.' "' h"1 Wednesday hlshl All
IL. cong ID = 'i"' """h ~ i moo" 'H'a'h' foatS
i" -'''"'@ 'i' Nhia77a"'r. anu Tie wafer IS
--.''ts b" i"''~ ~. over THIS i''ri country
'"e'' VA no "'''i 81 ram 'iA' can hrh' e..
'' 'Hl "'- !"i'h. y" VIII nave /" be sal
's0''
Viz las. '''i ha- A neat h'ttr millinery
7'"f', Well stocked. Ani sir seems t" be d"inS
NOR" business Than Al! BODY Her -ior" - i"li
II !tii'- HON morning til night. She /, tt ls!y
"i me 'As'e. 'h! w nope Sue IL icapinS Ia S"Ii-
en- harvest il nv IS a. clever a Ia'lE AS can lie
found IN III" county
itat7 are 'l~s.rny lnS vac: amounts Of fruit and
gram III tn vlcIn!t! | have heard 81 II dozen
Inquiries ipl poison with which 10 XIII the YER
nan Mr. Bowel put siNty bushels OF apples
IN ms cellar I law days ago. and Nl!e rats are
about {" ir,troy the whole lot HE roft soil
herrAh ,lr- = very favorable TO raising rats and
m.rc.
Coz. john h"Ii and Mr. Geo WItheTs passed
through town Wednesday morning ihey were
r--'d out IA nun ING Quilts, and W" suppose
thrE Jagged i'eiiN al Thm- as there l7inu scarcI-
= "i '"!'K""' AMI qua! ABOUT here MI. Hhrp.
B'7"r" h'i'd 'hi'tS-ohr Iua'Is and two ducks
Wednesday ne mas klir" ABOUT SHY 'Iuails
tins "t"k-
W. VIII have = cpiorra Ia" suit IN II lie" days.
\ Mex" woman '"ii her husband I" take up with
a 1"'ic' MAXI. Hh"A"aLh"nei her chIihr-n. AMI
then iti TIER husband arr'e'e't l" force him 10
~" up IA" chil'!rrn, aud L" XIV" her ID share OF
tn hUiii!mE, &c HE hA9DHn" - -aii 10 be as
tr.HlmS rs l. the WI" lie 'i- possession Of a
fuur-y"ar-uid boy. ami don't know what to do
win HIM. but SAWS he vii! not give him to his
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
MONEY At EIGHT PER fE<T

NY r are attorneys ioI parties aylng "a large
W amount oi money 10 loan on improved
thus costing the borrower i little uNrf MIN, r,.r
cent. per snnum. Apply 10
WI IL "A L L 4 L L A--III IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
THE CRADLE

B"ru-ln >ni-a-Bar township. Lafayette coun-
/, Mo, october l1tn, I" the wife oil Nj. An
s"ips Grcen-A gIr!.
= In Lexington township, Lafayette county,
Mo lhurr'iar. October 18th, 10 the wife OF Mr..
George re.l-y-a boy.
- In Lexington township. Lafayette county
Mo riurGiay. October 2.ih 10 the wife OF
Mr.. VIM. smith, girl
- In Lexington township, i.aiay cite county.
No. SUNDAY. October 2Nth, 10 ih- ,,Ii- OF MIR.
David l.. Mltchell-n boy.
- Near MayvIew. Lafayette county. Mo,
tr'u'rr .:'th, 10 the wife o. Mr.. john smith
both died The sam. day
- In snI-a-Rsr township, L.afay cite county ,
No October I'm. to III" wife N Mr. Jam,s
J"huSrn-t hoy, The tenth child and only son.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

", flew from the top of the castle wall
at Stirling. and broke his icg, WAS only
the experience OF friend McDermut. near
Monticello, Ark, who tried his wings
from his gate post in ls62-bo'h flew 10
the ground with remarkable rapid.jy
Fiying with wings having proven 50 IN
successful. 10 man. thus tar. We ar" more
than ever anN.nus L. see Mi krclN',
motor 1 success. that 1t, wonderful,
power may solve the problem. and that.
a. the World suggests. when tired Of
earth we may seek our mate, and >our
ing upward make love amid the Clouds.
An employee in the mint ut i'hiladrl-
phia has been caught stealing silver.
Senator Morton died, at ) 70 u. m.
Thursday. 1t indianapolis Lack of
space iorhids our speaking at length Of
his career in this issue He WAS i man
OF indomitah!r energy AMI VIII. and the
SturdieSt champion that the republican,
party ever had.
An anonymous corrrsp"ndrn, writes
To the Jefferson CITY Tribune a %scarri.
Gus reply to the article which appeared
in this paper some weeks ago. signed
''l.ihertas. While iilrertp. wrote IN
strong terms. because of his belief tnal
the new rules adopted i\ the -uprriur
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

SAIE Will sell at auction an SATURDAY,
" NDI E.MBER 18th. NJ NJ Hone. cur L.
naming stock oil Goods, Wars and Mrrrhan-
lise, consisting OF staple and Fancy Dry GOo!-.
Clothing. Boots ard shoes, Hardware, Nc. al.
10 commence al 10 O'Clock.
nov5-ii ~NCCHESSEN 4 MCCONNELL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
Partnership.

THE contract OF partnership heretofore e>
L lstlng bet w"en the Undersigned, under the
firtn name and style oi t]unklIng Il Il, ciung, IN
Inc Guy OF Lexington, a. dry goods merchants,
has th!> day by mutual Cun-tnt and AYR, euIri {
been dissolved b. l. l.. Br.iIng Withdrawing
IRON the l'In. he business will he carried on
by NJ. W. Coukliny Il Co, ut the same old
stand. VI. W. COnklIng 4 Co. are alone an
thorl1ed to collect all d-hts du" the p-rtnprship.
ana VIII likewise settle all claims against tie
firm r.. l.. BEEDlNG,
nOy3 VI. W ,DNkIl\G.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
STRAY NOTICE.

SlEAl III from The premises OF the -..@es
osubscIlhti about the lst OF jrly last. nt.sES-
u RED HlEfEk CALF. aged about IS-L
~ months, no brands ear-mArkr,l. sWIIIJw InIL
IN right. ami crop aud split in the lcit. ANY IA
formation VIII hr Thankfully received Sc
lett Al the lntellig,nCer Uiiicc VIII reach me
oCiGtf J\U ~ All
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
TO l,nAN

(lN improved real estate IN sums nom Srn a.
~ $1,000 Al legal rates OF interest. Eol p.r
~tIculars, apply I" l.. l.. {. BARTLETT
Lexington, Mo, OF Richmond, Mo.
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'Asleeu in Jesus. o how sweet;
l" tr Tor such q slumber meet;
With lovely confidence to sing
That death hath lost Its vrnurned sting ;

- In Clay township. Lafayette county, Mo.
Wednesday. october alst. RICHARD LEE, in
ms G-ih wear.
Nj. Lee WIS born in Campbell county, Nir-
GINA, from whence he Impigrated To Mississippi
IN isti. amd 10 Missouri in The spring of ls;G,
when he settled tpon th- farm where he di-,t.
II" Was married to his first wife, Miss AlInury
{. Arnold. in $50, and 10 his second wii., Miss
Saillr frailr, OF nrcenron, this county, in 1874.
Tue last mentioned lady survives him, with one
spn, Richard Henry Lee. Of his children hy his
ir-t WIFE. Thpiua-; Me fora {, wife of !. A..
Lee: Sarah ' wifi OF Etwin Lee. OF Campbell
survive him and We're present when he died.
Mr.. Lee was a man at strong charactcre, eminent
~ 4 practical business man, and noted amopE
his brother farmers FOR his great energy. Every
thing hat he undertook he wanted to do quickly
ami thoroughly, and everything That he sold from
hs farm WAS We'll prepared i"I market. He
prtdet himself on being Il good farmer, and il Is
doing MIN hut ample Justice TO say that there
w"rc lew better ones anywhere. Absorbed in
his private bU -iness he gave but little atteu ton
Ia public affairs, except that he made II Il duty
ALWAYS 10 vote. He WAS q warm friend, and =
Kind husband and father. lie leaves a valuable
e-tat. entirely unencurnhered, acquired by q life
cause OF his death was typhoid fever, though he
had been Ill for some months with n oomplica-
tl"n Of diseases. His remains were inferred
yesterday, At the family Lurying ground, four
miles west OF ellington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
NOTICE..

BANKING HuUsE OF WM. LIMRICK,
LKNISGToS. Mo, oct 70, Is1..
WILL not pay interest on deposits after De-
L cember lsi, Isl. | viii not rec i've d.rosit,
after to-day, and wish to settle with all to wh.m
! am indebted: All persons Indicted TO me will
please cal! and pay mm"hiu' els.
rCC'- I'm. WILLIAM IINRlIk