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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-28
SHE2lFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN TXECUTION IS
Fourth Judicial istIict IN for the ooun-
Is " Hnmbp at, State u Nevada. on the 10th
day Of February. A. ID. 1877. and 20 me direct
ed and delivered. for a Iudgm 1T recovered
in Said Court, on the seventeenth day Of
February. A. y. 1877. in f4Vor Of p W.
johnson c., plaintiff II. and against George
Fink defendant, f1r the sum Of six hundred
and fOrty-one and seventy three one hundred
dollars ts6l1 49, 4. $. gold coin. damages,
with interest on said amount ~ the rate OF
ten pr cent. per annum till pail, together
with costs and Disbursements amounting to
the sum o. one hundred and thrty-ave and
forty one-hunored dollars 1875 40 and a.
cruing costs. have on this. the both day Of
execution tue following described real estate
properly. to-wit
That certain building situate az Golconda
station formerly used by sal George Fink a.
a store and lately a restB urant. said buiid-
ing being situate on the south side Of ana
about thirty feet from the q. p x. X. track,
opposite and easteriy of the railroat depot
nj said GolcoEda station, Humboldt County,
Nevada.
NOTICE is her by given that On WEDNEs-
DAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH.
A. ID. 1877, between the hours Of o'clock in
the morning and 5 o'clock in the af erno0n.
viz at o'clock p. NJ, IL front Of Che Court
House. in the town ~ Winnemucca. Hum
boldl County Nevada, viii sell nt p1blie
auction all the rtghi, ii lie and interest Of said
efendant Of IN and 10 the above Described
property. to the highest bidder for cash. -
satisfy said execution, costs and accrulng
costs. g. A. KYLE,
sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada f20td
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SHER!FF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
h Sand Order ~ Sale issued ont Of the Dis
trict Court Of the Fourth Judicial District. in
and for the Comfy Of Humboldt, State Of
Nevada on The 2ud day 81 February. a. ID.
1877, ard to me directed and delivered. for
Judgment. decree and orde~ 81 sale. re overed
In said Lourt on the 25th day Of February, A.
D. 1876. in favor 81 James A. Hi, plaintiff
and against y. Irene Holt. as Administrators
OF the estate OF g.. W. Holt, DE eased. aud \
Irene Holt, George " and laura Holt. minor
heirs Of George W. Holt, deceased defend
anti for the sum Of 81 1868 -, with interest
thereon At ten per cent per annum from Feb
ruary 25th. a. ID. 1876. together with costs and
Disbursements, amounting to the sum OF
$50 10 and accruing costs, have on this, the
md day Of February, A. u. 1877 levied on
and taken IN execution the following de-
scribed real estate. toy witt
The n 4 ~ : w i OF Sect. T % N .
Range 40 T., Monte Diablo base and meridian !:
also al that part of lot three 90 Of said sec.
tion lying and being east Of line run due
north and south through point one hundred
and tw, nty-tiye 125D feet due east of the
south corner Of the dwelling h use situate on
said lands, formerly occupied as such by q.
W. Rot and family, said lands and pr misses
being portion OF tne premises mentioned
and seribed ia tue contract recorded on
pages ls2 and 1873 ia Book A of Contracts, and
the whole OF the premises and property DE-
scrlbed IN the NOR gage recorded on pages 1911
1872, 1913 ana 1874. Ia Book b Of Mortgages Of
the county records OF HUMBOLDT County, Ne
vada in the county Recorders oifice thereof,
also, the contract for the purchase OF said
lands. recorded on pages 1S2 and 1873, of Book
of ntracts Of the aforesaid records.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the THIRD
DAY OF MARCH, a. u. 1877, between he
hours II nine O'Clock in the morning aud Il Ne
o'clock in the afternoon, to-wit At ONE
O'CLOCK p NJ. at the trout door OF the Court
House in the Town OF wiunemucca. Humboldt
County. Nevada will sell at public auction.
all the right title and interest Of the said de.
PENDANTS of, In and to the above dt scribed
property. to the hi heat bidder for cash, to
satisfy said execution, costs, and eecruing
costs. G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
WINNEMuCcA, New. February 9th, l677--td
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature y y
HAYDoCK, a. agent for the United siales y"
rounds each COX If Pills and Ointment .ns
handsome reward will be given 70 any M ~
rendering such information AZ may leaa y s ~
detection OF any party or parties couh's Snov.
Jug the medicines or ven ling the same Aae'
ing them 10 be spurious. ...aor
#ssSold at the mandatory OF Proieeeo.
HOLLOWAY 4 co New York, and by 81 i., -,
spectacle druggists and dealers 10 nieuio.n ~
throughout th-eiyilized world, in boxes atSo
cents, 81 cents and 81 each. ,,u,
H%Nfhere Is considerable saved by taAiAs
the larger Sizes.
N. u - Directions for the guidance
patients In every disorder are affixed TO eA0A
box.
Office. IL Liberty Street, New go!E.
decl3-IS7G-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-28
III. G. TANDY,
OTTO C RIA p n Z r,
wirnemucca.... ......"..Nevada.

yxyHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
IL formed that having fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied by Il, M. Wood, am
prepared to turn out on short notice, PIC
lures in all the popular styles and sizes IN
q superior manner.
Twill remain in Winnemucca but short
time, and feel confident that VIII sa'lsiy @ii
who may favor me with their patronage,
W1SsEMucoA, February 14tE 1871.
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FOR SALE.

One half interest in C ntenrt
II a ~. Wiunemucca, Nevada.
For particulars, apply at this Office
Wa NEMUccA. February 18th. 1s77,,
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NOTICE.

z HAVE BOUGHT ALL I. =. BOW MANS
I interest in his furniture store, and will
be happy to furnish any one wishing articles
in my line with the same, at prices to suit
the times.
s. W. CONARD.
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SHERuFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN FXECMrIoN IS
4 Dsued out of he stiict Court OF the
our h Judi ial DIS riot. in and for the county
of Humboldt, State OF Nevada, on the 10 h
day of FebcuAry, A ID. 1917, and To me az
rected and delivered, for a Judgment fec'N-
cred in said Court on the 10Th gay OF feD-
uary, A. . 1877 in favor OF F. W. Johnson
& Co, plaintiff, and against George FINK, de-
zen. ant, for the sum of SIX hundred aul
forty -one and seveny-th~ee one-hundred dol-
lars (S6i1 70 U. D. gold coin, with interest
on said amount at the rate o. ten per c nj.
per annum till paid together with costs ana
disbursements amounting TO the sum OF one
hundred and thi fty-hve and forty one-hun-
DIR d dollars 1875 40), and accruing co Is,
have Oh this the 10th day of February, A.
d. 1871 levied on and taken in execution the
following described personal property,
to-wit:
All the goods. wares, and merchandise for
merly belonging in and about the store for
merly kept by the defendant, &c rye + INK. IN
Golconda, Humboldt County, Nevada. said
goods and wares consis II If groceries, dry
goods, clothing, tin ware, liquors. cigars,
glassware, etc. also, a cabinet OF minerals !;
also, all the restaurant and kitchen furhl-
ture formerly belonging in and about the res
taurant formerly kept bv said George Fink, IN
said town, county and state consisting Of
tables, dishes, knives and forks, etc "a iull
and complete inventory % which will be eX-
hibited at the time end place of sale.
NOTICE is hereby given tina on SArU :
DAY. TIL THIRD DAY OF MA CT,
A. ID. 1877. between the hours % O'Clock i'll
the morning and O'Clock in the afternoon,
viz at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, in front of the silver
State Office, in the town Of Winuemucca.
Humboldt County, Nevada, / vii sell, at
public elton, ali thu above described prop
erty, to the highest bidder for ca n. to satisfy
said execution, costs and accruing costs.
G. A. KYLE.
Sheriff of Humboldt County, Neyada--19td
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons ind.,,
me to settls at on 9 with my agent ~ 10
HAYES, and save costs. "'' NJ. b,
WIsEENUecA, January 18th, Is77-tf
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For Stomach5 Out OF
Order.

No medicine will 80 effoctuaily improve
the tone Of tho stomach rs these Pills ihe!
remove all acidity occasioued either by ".
temperance or iinpreper diet, They rcach tne
liver aud reduce IL TO a healthy action; tney
are wonderfully etiicLciOus in cases q spssa
lin fact they never fail in curing all disorders
II tLe liver and stomach,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known
in the world for the following diseases. Asue,
Asthma, Bilious Com plants, BlJtehes on sno
skin. Bowels. Consumption. Debility, Dfopy
Dypentary, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities
Fever u all kinds, Fats, Gout, Headache, ln'
digestion, Inf fhmation. Jaundiee, Liver ooln'
plants, IGmbago, Piles, Rhumatism, he.en.
ton Of urine, Scerfua or Kings Evil, SORE
Throats, stone and Gravel, 1ix-DoulouTeuA'
Tum r., Ulcers. Worms Of all kinds, VEGA
ness from any cause. etc.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
4 psued out of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial bis rict, in and for the conn
ty of Humba ldt, State of Nevada, on the 3fd
day of February, A. ID. 1877 ana to me direct
ed and delivered. for judgment recovered
in said Court on the Bird day of i bruary, A.
ID. 1877 in favor of =. ". CoHacd, plalntlH,
and against Minor and CLARK, defe dants, + T
the sum of six hundred and ttty-tive dollars
1865 CO., q. ). gold coin damages, with In
terest on $3.50 90. at tn rate of two pr cent.
per month from date till pad, and interest on
S155 90 at the rate of ten per cent. per annun
till paid together with 1922 30 costs aud
disbursements at the date Of said judgment
all in o. s. gold coin. and accrIing COS 5,
have on this, the 9th day Of February, A. d.
1877. levied on and TAX IA in execution the toi-
LOVING described real est te property, to-Wlt !;
That certain ranch situate in Pleasant V2l-
ley. in Humboldt County, state OF Nevada,
about sky miles in southerIy mfecilon
from Ninnemucca and known rs CltrS ana
Minors Ranch, also known as che Empire
Ranch, together with all the improvements
and fixtures pertaining thereto. ard all land
adjoining thereto that is the property OF SAID
Clark and Minor, or either them n W ole
or III part together with all water rights or
privileges the etc belonging.
NOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the MN TEENIH day of MARCH, A. d.
1877. betw IN the hours OF o'clock IN the
moruing and o'clock in the afternoon. VIZ :
Az O'Clock P. NJ, in front of the court house
in tn > town Of Winnemucca, Humboldt C'tin-
ty. Nevada will sell, at pubic auction, a J
the right title and interest Of said de1el dautF,
or either Of them had in, OF. or 70 -aid real
property on the 2Gth day # 'cptember, A. y.
1s76, or at any time thereaftar, OF. in and to The
above described property, TO the highest bid
der for cash. U. S. gold coin, to : tisty SAID
xecution. costs and accruing costs or s,lfh-
Gent thereof, c.. KYLE,
sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada-td
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Invariably cure The following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.
In sill diseases affecting these organs. wheth-
or they secrese too much or tuD ltstle water or
whether they be afflicted " tth stone or gravel,
or with aches an pans settled la the Ions
over the region Ot tue kidneys, these Plils
should b. iAk+n according 10 the printed
directions and tue ointment should b wei
rubbed inl the small Of the back at dtiine'
This treatment viii give almost immsdiaIe
relief when all OF her means have failed,
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of Whale Word.
HoiioW aY' 8 Pills.

II had no appetite; Rolloways Pills CAV
me hearty one"
''I mr. Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box. and keep thsn
the house
"Dr Hollsway has cured my headache that
was chrome"
II gave enc % your Pills TO my baby for
cholera morbus. the dr. little thing got
we'll ia g day"
My NAUSEA Of morning isnow cured"
Your box Of HO4iVw4ys Ointment care
me Of noises In the head. l rubbed some .
your Ointment behind the ears. AID the Boiss
has left !"
''send nGe two boxes; ] wan; one for poor
family"
II enclose dollar. your price Il Is cents,
bat the mrdi 'tnr 90 uie ~ worth dDllEr,'
''Send me i've boxes Of your Sills.'
lie PIE have three boxes u your Pills BY
return mail. I r Chills aud Fever"
1 have over 200 such testimonials as thees
but want of SPACE ggfuftsi4 mo To cuucl ude.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02

lAfAlElIE COUNTY
In tIr circuit court OF said COUNTY, April term,
l--1, l4tH day-Ap ril Eth, Isl
Fa-cnnl \. Gibbs amt John Nc
Nee .as administrators Of tie estate
~ samuel D HIll, deceased
y Petition
L4vlnca thompson. tr1ioieIl, AMI
t;eY,ck lisiiue !co'o'''u' and i"hn
| Two the said Renick AMI John Haliuc You are
1 hereby Notified ;h"; sait plaintiffs nav"
commenced Ia suit against yOu aud said other
Defendant IN saIt court ~ petition, II which II
| - ulI".-; tnat said caIUur! II. HIi, deceased,
| In ms lifetime, together win HI " .fr. Martha
+. Illi, on the 2lst day Of Mnrcn, l-IU. -ult and
by deed COW, y-d. to OLE Charles Thompson,
now deceased, Tor the pTIce ana sum OF -IN
estate situated in me county vi Laiiy ritr. and
-trIe "i Missouri. VIZ Thirty l|"I acre oil OF
the nOEtn end oil the northeast quarter OF thu
northeast quarter OF section twenty-five 60, IN
tow n-hip lOr;y-ninc 40, OF rang fS,uty-rF Wit
ieJ That Il lien was retained III said decd Tor
thr sum 81 Ion uun'iT-i i".i:!r- ct iiit n.tchAse
IIOEr; tor ~iii land, anu the sum of iw" hun
drei COLLAR expressed ia ~4.d iced L. have E""H
| pai,i N hau,i. which Wa in- intention OF the
I~art.r~ Al TIE time the decd and note were first
'iEAwn ii ion execution, and the note was filled
W ir four hundred dollars; Inai when The par
tIr- came To c!u-r such sale by Tie deliver ul
>.i't ,i''l! ana not" III" said Charles Thompson
wa- only able TO pay on" hundred ami fifteen
':"llsi>. and the words "iEhtv-iiyc were written
N ~l!d moi" making II Tour hundred AMI eighty
live dollars, AMI said mote wa then -l.rr,; Nv
sad Chali"- thompson and delivered 10 rtit
samuel u. Inl tor the balance OF In, uurch,-.
money Tor sad land; that said deed was deliver
cl 10 said Charles Thompson w!tIuuI altering
the Rotations IN saI,i decd "a | TIE bilane. OF
th' purchase money Tor said Land. so t. To- con
torn ia" same L. -Ari NOTE ami retain Il lien 'Ol
ipUr huu,irr,i and ,i-hty-uyc dollars. which was
| the Intention ct TIN parties At tie tim. -Ii,i stiv
was CUn>uiEmatet that SAID pii intIli>, q, ,hls aDd
Nc\cci ne The lC- ally apuuiniti, qualified and
| acting administrators of the estate uf said
samuel u. iTIiI. deceased; that said Charles
Ihrinp-uu died rrzta,- ant at the tune Il his
! Heath icfi The SAID LavIuIa Thompson his widow.
| and IuIi, 10y his last viii hnl testament said
l.rnIck .tui John IIalluc. lIs rc~lduary ~lr-.icrs;
thai sand not. l. entitled tn the follow iu~ credits,
! iu-wIt $50 - paId December mi, l>7G; S.,s :,
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When Daniel Webster was in his bcs,
mora state, and when he wa in the
prime of his manhood, he was "re day
dining with . company al literary gen
tlcrncn in the city of Boston.
The company va, composed OF clergy
men, lawyers. physicians. statcsmen.
merchants. and almost Al! classes OF
literary persons. Daring the dinner,
conversation incidentally turned upon
he subject of Christianity. Mr.. Webs
ter. rs the OCCASION WAS in honor OF HIM,
was expected to take & leading part ! in
III" conversation. and he frankly stated
a. his religious sentiments his belief in
the divinity OF Christ. and his depend
enre upon the atonemcnt OF the Saviour.
A minister OF very considerable literary
reputation sat almost opposite him at
he table, and looking ut him he said ::
"Ir Webster. can YOU comprehend how
jesus Christ could be both God and
mar Mr.. Webster, with one Of those
looks which 10 man can initiate. fixed
his eye upon him, and promptly and
not comprehend it; and I would he
a-ilanIed t" acknowledge him a. NV
saviour if | could comprehend it. II i
could comprehend him he could be no
%reatcr than myself, aud such is nv
>"nvictlon OF accountability to God,
such Is my -c,.se OF sinluiness before
him', and such l. my knowledge of ny
own lncapacltv to myself. that |
iecl | need , supcrhumlu Savjour'''
HI-IInp ANTS
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ExECIToR.s XorICE-

Eiitis> t-siamentary on tn. estate of Nm
l. Me, husband, deceased. We're granted to the
Undersigned on III. 2rd tav Of May, ISL. by
the Probate court Of Lafayette county, Missouri.
All PERSONS having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them 10 M for liowanc
within on- year after the date of sand letters. or
they NAV lie preclud-d from any benefit of such
estate; and If such claims lie not exhibited with
III two years from the ,!stc of said letters, they
" i'll be forever barred.
WN. Il. M~CCAUSLASD,
uay5 Executor
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NOTICE,

FTrER- tcstaucntary on the estate OF Fell,
Il u. Young, deceased, w.r. granted Ia the TN.
dersigned "n the 2I,t day OF April, lo51, ny
the Probate Court OF Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are Itquirrd to exhibit them to me tor allowance
within one year after the dste oil said letters, oil
they may be preCludcd from any benefit Of such
estafriGud If such claims be not exhibited with.
in Two years from tie date OF SAID letters, the
VIII De forever barred.
IN, pI-EI-S Nrr-N,, I,,,,-
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FINAL

NOTICE. is hereby gwen 10 ali creditors M d
~ others Interested in the estate OF Arthur
Fleming, deceased, that The Ignrd
"Nscmior Of said estate. intends TO make q
final settlement OF said estate at the july
term, Isl, of the Probate court OF Latay-
sltr county. Missouri, to be begun and held al
the Courthouse In the city OF Lexington on the
first Noniay Ia July, 1877.
t.atrI-.r Ent-\p III l. MINI Exn,uto,.
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EiNAE.

<follIE - hereby gwen to all creditors and
" oin'r- interested IN HE rsiat" Of .l"lnts
R"Nlr, deceased. that the Undersigned, ad-
mtnI-traiur ui SAID estate, intends 10 MAKE II
final settlement Of laid estate. nj the July term,
lS,I, at la" Probate court oil Lafayette county,
Missouri. To he begun and held n the courthouse
ia the cay OF Lexington on the first MONDAY IN
July, Isl. MILLION r ROIlE.
urN-u-It Administrator.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT,

MOTTO + is hereby gwen to all creditors and
~ others interested ia the estate OF John
Nelson, Decreased, that tile undersigned, eN-
-cutnl- OF sand estate, Intrnd 10 make II final set
Element OF sand estate al The July term. ISL
oil thr Probate CONT al Lafayette county, MIS-
SCUM. To- be- begun AMI held at the courthouse
in The city Of Lexington. on the fret Monday in
July, l>71. holm Il NELSON,
WILLIAM ". NELSON.
t...K a. Ex.,,,,a
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FINAL

'REDiIORS ami AL others interested IN the
- t-tal" OF James I Allen, decd, are here
Dv n1tlt!e | inaI The unit rs IEneu, drnIEistratriX
Will make tinul settlement OF SaIi estate at the
next July term, ls7., Of the Lafayette coun
u Probate Court. to lee begun and held at the
courthouse, in the CIIN at Lexington. cuUufy of
IAtiS rlI-, aud STATE vi Missouri, on Ia" tirst
Monday IN july, I>11.
ELIZABETH {. ALLEN,
n,.y--If Nlu,ri,r.tx
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THE C0SSACKS ASCAVALRY.

HE irregular troops, commonly Spp-
zen OF rs Don Co5sacks. form the pecu-
l.aritV Of The Russian army They are
w4.d cavalry from the vast plains ira
versed hy the river Don and though
tAtrs are similar troops from other dis
trlct> the D"n~ ny numbers and the per-
lection OF the CO,-ack characteristics.
have necome the Representative t.. OF the
race. They are not imposing or very
martial in appearance. being generally
small men. mounted on suIsL horses,
with short srirrups. bringing their knees
wei! up In 4 charge they would hardly
stand against the western cavalry. but
courage IN the charge i not their char
acter. They seem II be under no other
discipline than that OF a spontaneous
service; and they hover on the outskirts
II l march or bait. =. niwav> a. ready to
run away. II oy-r-mttchai.a S to advance
Ihrir horses arr : intelligent rs dogs.
IA"lr pace ! tin -a!.op. and they viii
90 On tor many me, overa rOpgh com
Try. with n"~r> Covered almost 10 the
ground OF they vii remain perfectly
quiet while their masters stand erect in
tn" saddle 10 survey the surrounding
country. They will, moreover. thrive
"!tf" .r>> hdFIN horses would StarTe.
The Co~-acks are Invaluable Us scouts
and light cavalry. They appear sudden
' to 4 hostile. ROW i'll the flank. now in
front. and now in the rear. Obeyiug OF
dcr> generally. but in their " wild
way. and especially ~ki.tlul in securing
plumber. The can move 80 fast and
:" tar, galloping over slippery, stony
paths. appearing and disappearing with
Il any SENSE ct shame III ~retreatin-.
that they would be ~ uumanagcable bv
regular cavalry rs little boys are bv 4
puiic"man.' The dress of the Co-~acks
consists "f 4 heavy SHIRT. loose. saggv
trousers, cloak and sherp-hin caps. and
they are armed with pike. swords and
citrbIncs. The horse equipments con
>I>t of 4 blanket. wooden slddletrcc.t two
Icnthern wallets and Il forage rope. Du-
ring peace somc r"gimcmt>,aOout d third
oi the whole force. SAY .;".Uun or .,U.UUu
men, are kept IN garrison. The rc~tarc
Al home OF THROUGH, but ready. and
more than ready, tor the excitement OF
actual service Detroit New.
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TO FARMERS

pFLIEVl- u that III" press
- should live, and that the ~Ss-f-s
iurner- should SC" what | nan
haze 10 soil them, / will stnte sasF@-s5sssa
thnr have Moline Riding inu NAEnh,s
PInws; GilI,ru. Garden tty AMI tNhh
Suikys: Weir, Garden CIV and Western
Klimg end Walking cultivation; Brown AND
CLIMAX Corn Planters, win 'h"rh ROY" nam
vc.t+rs: Carr, scott, Nichols amt >r"Ehtrd
ihT->hcrs, Balm and Mitchell Vi 1goua THESE
goods are NOT III" lowest prir"i. h"t are rh'Nr-
est IN Tie end. All the lrGritug fAriusr5 know
they are the beat machines made In The mite
snt-,.r2 IOS II .
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SOMETHING NEW.

I AM now operating IN what Sc--.%
/ is known A. TtNl>'tIl1 sy:t4S
AKI fh'i"- e. II -
gra l>, gems and other pic ~GSsgF f&<~ssk
lures maize IN the shortest ~
possible lime. Pictures made on cloudy days
~ we'll NJ IN clear weather | VIII pare u"
,min= to give entire satisfaction, and having
ur rated IN eastern galleries, am enabled To
comrr,e with Eastern work. III" patronage"
OF the people OF Lexington and viclm!ty - re
spcctIUllv solicited. q. " HiItIt~,
Nmnnslir lhr NnMrihnmee. lcNlnglnm. Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-02

7 EITEES oi .lu!uts'rarI-n on the c6tnte 0i
l. Anlalu~,a tugivr. Il. ceased were granted
to rnr undersigned On rar I9rn GrN Of MAY,
l~.1. o. ilr Probate court IF Lafayette county,
Nil. ,I;..
All ;lrrlpU= having claims AGAINST said estate
Mrr required % tXlluit tIcm iOr allowance To the
administrator Wl!iIn on" Year inter Tia. date OF
saI.i I"ri.r-. nT iE"N may :c yrrc!UivI from any
hcu,it g.! such estate. And II such claims To-
not "Ninhii'i WIimtu two yc.r- from, the date OF
said I~"IfrI- ,a'E vail in f,r"y.r hagIr,i
ALICE \ ttRnIR,
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