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from Thursday Daily. ]
West Virginia Historical Society.
Annual Meeting Yesterday,
by q. w. Atkinson.

AOOrcSseu Dy u. W. AtAihSVus
The eight annual meeting of the
West Virginia Historical Society
was held in the chapel of West Vir-
ginia University, at Morgantown, on
Wednesday, June 9th, at l: 80 p. M.
The Socity was called to ordor by
Hon. C. j. Faulkner, it president.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the Recording Secreta-
rp.
Geo. c. Sturgiss, Corresponding
Secretary, presented to the Society
manuscript copies of Centennial adj
dresses delivered ON the 4tf Of July,
1876, viz: Local History, Settlement
and progress of the County of Richie,
by Gen. I. nj. Harris, and q Histori-
cal Sketch of the Formation, Early
Settlement and Subsequent Progress
of Monongalia County, by John j.
Brown.
On notion OF Hon. Mailman L.
Wiley it was ordered that the duties
of the Corresponding Secretary be
continued, and that he be directed to
procure for the Society, copies of all
Centennial Histories of the several
counties of the State, presented to
public daring the Centennial year.
DR.. II. w, Brock, Curator Of the
Society, submitted brief report in
writing, stating that he had received,
during the last year, for the use of
the Society, from the Hon. z. Chand-
Ter, Secretary of the Interior of the
United States, one copy each of the
Journal of the Senate and House OF
Representative OF the United States,
for the first session of the forty fourth
Congress, and that further efforts on
his part for procuring contribute Il
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From Thursdays Daily.
DANIEL Il. LUCAS.
Il Great Speech
He Sc03Ifes the Press.

An immense audience greeted the
eminent lecturer and cultured schol-
ar who addressed the Literary Socie-
ties last evening.
Everybody was interested, instruct
cd and entertained. We are glad
that the societies secured the services
Of so successful a speaker and so cul-
tivated gentlemen. We append q
collation. Of some of Of the salient
points of the address. He began by
humorously stating his inability to
deliver literary speech, inasmuch
as the duties of an arduous profess
sion had forbidden devotion on his
part to things classic. After pleas
ant induction, he stated that he pro-
posed to treat Of a subject responding
at least indirectly to the demands Of
the occasion-namely the necessity
for the establishment of professional
schools Of journalism and the fine
arts. lie began with journalism;
Said it was the great popular cdu-
Gator of the age, furnishing reading
matter, in our own country, to the
one-third of forty-fve millions of peo-
pie who have no other supply. Hence
he held that the solemn trust Of the
editors profession must be more sa-
credly fulfilled. He demands not
only that the editors be as good as
other men, but better. To this end
he claimed that the censorship Of the
European press should be replaced
by its elevation to the rank of q pro
fession, through the medium of spe-
cial schools Of journalism. He then
referred in terms which made the
people laugh, to the militant char
acter" of American newspaper men.
BY pleasant crcerpta from papers, he
demonstrated that all over
the country, including oar own
latitude, the duello and the
unaristocratic street fight are promi-
nent agents of influence, and herein
lies the joke on the craft. Things, he
argued, demand reform, only possible
through the means above referred to.
The concluding observations on the
necessity for the culture of the fine
arts in general, were met with the
closest attention. He made a bold
and scathing satire against the Con-
stitution makers of West Virginia
because they have left art out of the
organic law of the Commonwealth,
and made no provision for its adj
vancement among our people.
The peroration was concluded in
the midst of great applause Nor
gantow1l knows how to appreciate
such speeches, ard we confidently
tender to Mr.. Lucas the good wishes
Of cur entire community. Governor
Mathews occupied position an the
platform. The audience was dismiss
ed with the benediction by the Rev.
I'll nx,1l;..--
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ID )ard Of Regents Of the Stale
EBiyersity.

The term of service of the Board of
Regents of the State University expired
on Saturday, and Governor Mathews
appointed the following new Board;
DR.. B. W. Allen, Ohio county; Hon.
James Morrow, jr, MariolF ID. D. John
son, Tyler; DR.. NJ. 5. Hall, Richie; DR..
James Stewart, Putnam; Hon. II. S.
Walker, Kanawha; Hon. Henry SIM
mons, Cabell; Capt. Alex. Mathews,
Grccnbricr; Hon. Thomas j. Farms
worth, UpshIr DR.. II. w. Brock, Mon
ongalia; Hon. John A. Robinson, Min
eral; Hon Daniel b. Lucas, Jefferson.
Messrs. Johnson, Mathews and Walker
Were members of the old Board.
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u PERSONAL.

Charles johnson of the Sunday
Leader (Wheeling) and Dana l..
Hubbard, of the Wheeling Stand
ard, arrived in town ON Wednesday
night. Two more genial or pleas
ant newspaper men don't tread on
West Virginia soil.
George w. Atkinson, Esq, repre-
scented the TateNigeacer, here dur
ing this week.
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DIED.-Mr. John Gray, an old and
highly respected citizen of this county
died at his residence in Grant District,
on Thursday, June 2Sth. He had suffer-
ed with liver complaint for severa
months before his death. He was spar
eli but nine weeks after the death of
his wife. This aged couple were the
parents of Hon. John b. Gray. Mr.
Gray was II years on age and was a
member OF the Presbyterian Church
for more than 50 years. He never had
o lawsuit nor was never summoned as
q witness and 60 far as we are informed
never had any difficulties with anyone
He was buried on his farm ON the Goth.
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CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
Baptist Church Rev J. C.Jordan; SER
vices every Sabbath tat lOl o'clock a. NJ.
and p. NJ; Sabbath School every Sun
day at O'Clock, J. p. Shafer, superin-
tendent; prayer meeting every Wedne.-
day evening; church meeting every
month, on Saturday before 2nd Sabbath
at 80 VI.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. w.
II. White; services every Sabbath at 104
O'Clock A. NJ. and p. NJ; Sabbath School
every Sunday at 8 A. NJ; prayer meet
ing every "Wednesday evening.
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DEATH OF Mrs. STROsNIDER.- Mrs.
Mary Strosnider, a most estimable lady
and wife of Moses Strosnider, died June
10th at her residence in Blacksville.
Mrs. Strosnider was "A years of age and
was loved and highly respected by a
large circle of friends and acquaintance.
Her remains was inferred in Green
Mount Cemetary at Waynesburg, on tile
18th of June.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE.
Very best on sale this week. 4(a6S cts.
Generally rated first quality ..5l@6l
Medium or good fair quality....5 G95t
Ordinary thin steers and oxen 3I144 6
Most Of the sales are from......5!@6I
Hoes. Hogs only moderately active
and prices shade easier at 6l@7c. Ne
ceipts 5, l22 head
SHEEP Sheep more active than for
veral months past, but prices are DC
wer 1T Hose. Receipts 6,410.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

81 per inch for one insertion and % cts
for each additional insertion.
Advertisements of two inches or more,
running i0f !. ssSs.. ,sf period than one month,
subject to special rates, and attachments
made in proportion to length of advertise
ment and time to run.
Local Notices, 10 cents per line for the
first insertion and cents per line for each
dditional one.
Marriage and Death announcements in>
serted free.
Legal Advertisements, per Minon line
for four insertions, % cents.
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WALNUT STREET SHAVING SALOON.
This saloon is still as popular as
ever. Matt is always ready to serve
you, is obliging and will give you
nice easy shave or neat hair cut. Give
him a call.
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The sale of the James u. Menear
land by Commissioner Joseph More
land, was postponed on Monday, till
the 9th day of August next, that being
the first day of the August term of the
County Court.
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slime has opened his saloon this
week, and if you want first-rate
glass lemonade or good slice of cake
call on him.
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AUCTION.

On Saturday, July 7th w. F. Baker,
win sell at auction, in front of the Court
House, q new piano. This instrument
is just from the factory and worth $780,
Parties who desire to buy al excellent
piano viii do well to attend.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-07

DERIxG, at the Hardware Store, has
Sections for the Buckeye, Wood, SUI
perior, Champion, Clipper and Kniffin
Moving Machiens.
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A MOST concise, aphoristic, bril-
liant piece Of rhetoric was President
Thompson's address to the gradual
ing class. 1t was most sound advice,
full Of the meat of wisdom, an orator
ical gem, thrilling the audience, and
most powerfully imprcssing the
young men to whom it was address
ed. "Be manly men" said President
Thompson, "avoid affcctation; don't
think You contain all wisdom
and that when you die it will be bu-
ricd with you; Hate shams, charla-
tanry. montebankry and empiricism;
Go out into the world and learn from
the humble and lowry feel its great
throb, and be taught lessons Of char
ity and love. But enough of this.
We shall not attempt to synopsinize
that which was model OF precision,
nor essay to print with cold types
burning words.
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We SEND the Americon 1gricui-
tuyist and NEW DOMINION to any adj
dress post paid for $50 cash.
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Red % ctfOn.

A reduction of $50 on the Reming-
ton, Howe and Singer Sewing Ma
chimes. either of which can be seen at
w. I. Protzman' j st.
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H7ALLACE HOUSE,
MorganlnEn, w. Va.

This House is located in the pleasant
est part of town.
The table is supplied with all the lHxs
uries the market affords.
Sample rooms for Commercial trav-
elens always ready.
Livery stable attached
JAS. C. WALLACE,
Proprietor.
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Subscribe for The New DOMINION
you will never regret it.

SHAFER's new quarters, in Nc
Crews Building, is an improvement
on the Walnut Street Gallery. His
reception and operating rooms are on
the first floor, width avoo ids tn e.
cessity Of climbing long fight of
stairs. His stock of Frames, Tassels,
Cords, Albums, &c, is full and com
plete, and prices exceedingly low.
Call and look at styles and prices and
leave your order for dozen photos.
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If you want to invest dollar in goods
and get the worth of your money. call
at McGrew.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE finest stock of Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Goods, at McGrew's
store.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-07-07

VIZ notice among the transfers of
Real Estate, in recent number of the
I<ingwood Journal that Will Boughner,
has purchased house and lot in
Rowlesburg. He must contemplate
housekeeping.
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DRESS GOODS in great variety at
McGrews.
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ADVERTISE in the New DOMINION
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Morganfown Directory.

BOROUGH OFFICERS
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The sold man eloquent ex-Sen-
ator Wiley, delivered a very short
address, in which he gave the true
defnation of State University and
made many valuable suggestion to
the Regents and faculty.
The Hon. Henry S. Walker, always
interests his audience. His allusion
to the elevated state of the mercury,
the destructibility Of paper collars,
the sweltering state of the mass of
humanity he was entertaining the
speaker wrongly said boring) the old
fogy, exploded. IDEAS of education,
&C., were highly humorous, and
brought down the house. But this
was only predatory. The Ire
nlainsa!er Of his remarks was elo-
quent, earnest, animated, brilliant,
and made good impression for
himself and the University.
Next followed Cox ID. u. johnson,
the live, earnest President of the Board
Of Regents. whose plea in hehaF Of a
higher education, addressed especially
to the farmers who have sons to be ed
ucated, had the true ring, and was de-
livered in that gentleman's eloquent
style. The University has no better
friend than is Col johnson.
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ssg'Ghln gntelli9enfrr.
THE PROPOSED HAYES PARTY.


Wv, .,, V..n,ustou Lettcr:-rhe polIt-
- ..,,,~.,. v,. nc=sti4trd the convention
ty vg.-n u,,., Iesamc Fraudulent President,
..4..., .y- n,,. nIn IN keeping, are indus
.. q. ..r.,.,,l 90 -a,. enterprise OF construct
-..... .:, f r.. py,r"u:-e ami l coalition he
rNr.4 tur rirn4, al unr administration and Il
lief. II rn.,N a-tblr patriots, WHO have long been
l,1l.,. ,.,.r Votes around without iuiIuS ii
g...ir~
NJ M.,n,N, Mr >.Murr, Mr. Foster, MI
~. Sr tvar,-. and others. who have the ear
Of i!.vc. aa.i free .c,r,s TO the Whit" HOUSE,
a.s,. ~.,t.,j-l Ilm win the idea that ;his >cne'nr
- =.. 6uI. .rtrtrs'Ec. hut i actually now IN II
Gou..>nr- STATE. and Will attain null Erowtn -
..r dis .,r. ,b-,rur, ,uuuaI II Louis
.... IA. ..!,.-tnu has advanced II Tar that
he hrr.r.,-4 SNEAKER ot The Hou-e willie chn-ra
s.-...-t. committed :, ;4r administration
iE-mla ,rrau!!t, can har.lv ~ much further.
,.rryrry tim, when ,Acs- abs.:rd nutous are
..u.,r.. u, foremost republican Traders h.vr
s.-47i.,ia movement 10 crush The policy wh,,m
us,.-h. b., been ed 10 rur-u.. and :" ,i.nouncr
..a- t4-r i.e4chcry t. ih- party that rlAsm~ I"
l.,e1uth ,n. IN urire. RIght under the shade"
,.,rr wul-c House. and with the t4.i knowledge
o.. lis occupant. The EerUI "i.h!s b.Ier Jrp"oii'r"
u.s urea p.aa,r| The wal, Of Hsh.mg;"n tre
n-. &C.,! w.n PASSAGES firm Nj Eyalts'-
...-,.. Ge,.,r ,.r roum.-<nn. sui from Mr.
Ht.,, -r,,,. lie DIV after Mr. tr'.en' : cleo
.r-. ..,stuE the @t.f; ana ihr temper of ia"
4, -..-. vacN 10 mus; rNpeci - confront IN
.rr--
N.... l.a- ben served III Am. nv, nrty Hy tEr
., IS and speeches Of Blame. Garrison AMI
r...lls, hut sv the expressions OF others ma Lee
.r-.,r,,i j.. reruhLr.g councils, either that
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4 ieNas sheep raiser -uy- rhrrc arc about >
ON AZ" head of sheer n nc borders of the RIO
G-2n6c, the finest abe. p-Ia,Ir- country IN the
w"rIf. IL" has imported some oi 'r'>' :" his
own ranch, ani H. say, ,ht' in 80 sar' the
clippings VIII ne him ,l\ty-Grr eats pr head.
wGiyh. ogethrr with the mere Is" rt stocks.
Viii yield HIM q han t-ome T"vrHUr. ON thr
\u"Cc- and Fro ri,@T~ titrrc .,rc about 20. ."rl
,herp. fI"m winch ,t~ bet mutton w.i -upu be
really ;"r mtuscr
BOSTON Ivei Il o., ut "a, wei I, recall the
tao: that THE ,avm@ 81 the milton AMI i hall
,urpiu- nom The ,-uI'unutI a. ryuare .- The
wo!k uf the democrat IN cuu-i-,s. When
thu hill making the grant was introduced.
II contained IA" provision tot repayment.
Congressman Springer proposed the amend
meut r"qutr,us the return 1T III" money 70
Ihc treasury in ra-r All. wa7 i"it. auG he was
promptly mrt with iii.cutr tom III" republican
side. ~prIu.rG'5 aurn.imrni Wts carried hr
,rmorratl, VOTES. and The ruour, vi, thu, saved
Ia The people
one OF "u: 1.,"i ,"oNla- typos. ~alnuei
Keller. - E"lug E., saint inul- next
wr,a, /" cou-ulI t ,lI.rv,v7m, - TO thu
tickets tnt; wall draw 'nr .,l.. ir nr I,iirI on
h., tie Kansas ,.;y Imr. H. ,al, that he i
nnun(tr ha.v one oI ti'm Ihj, = nu~ Ih",o
=l.,a. VIII IAr lad.r> plea. -r.:d ,l,tIs IA rc
rl.-
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE rurIl,
SYMPHONIC OF WORMS


TiIE,countrnaucci> palraud lcldcn-
cu!orci. with occasional ,iu~Ic~. 81
4 cncunscribed spot on II OF !"'n
checks the dull :thcNn
pills ii ate an aznyc scmici!rir Iun>
a,oug the lower eyciid the nose j. II
rit.tci. swclis. ANA ,Omctimcsb lced>;
a>wc.iing OF tnc uppcrll lip occasional
headache. with humming OF throb-
hing of the ears !; an unusual secretion
If saliva: shiny or turred tongue;
breath vcrv foul particulars III the
morning. "ppctlt2 variable s"nc-
time, v"rlciouS, with a Gnaw:ug en-
sa.ipr otthC stomach, at other, entire
|, gone tlceting pains in the stomach ;
ocsl>ipnuln ausea and vomiting vio-
lent pans throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular. at times Co>tIvc 4:
stools Shiny not un!Iequentlv Hinged
w.;I blood: belly >uolicu and hard;
ur "nctmhi,i ;lvSpJlu::oH occasionally
difficult, an! accompanied ~ Inc
Io"zu:toU-h- sometimes dry andcon-
yu.~,vc: uneasy and disturbed sleep,
WIKI grinding of the teeth; temper
variable. but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
aIc found to exist.
DIR McLA\E'S NERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect 4 cure.
II DOES <OI CONTAIN MERCURY
iuauy form ltisau iuuocrmtpgcpHIa-
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AnMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PER.
SoNNL PROPERTY.

NOTICE j. hereby given. that | Will, rs adj
~ miuistrltnr and surviving partner OF the
e-taIr 81 a. II. Shindrr 4 Co, on
MONDAY, MAJ I'm, ls.7,
sell al public auction in front of the courthouse
door IA the cItN OF Lexington, Lafayette county;
Mo, Tor cash IN hand, tnr following personal
property, tu-Wit. ON" certificate of stock In The
State Insurance Company for 81 900. $40 paid
49, 81; one note against Al Wnsor, un which
there is i balance due of 81 ,f9s -: one note
AGAINST j. W. Graves on which ;heI" Is ii balance
due OF ST. 10: on not. amt interest against ~:
James Tor Sllg 81: one mole against NJ. frankel
on which there Is a. balance due OF s.. p; one
Judgment and interest against j.. l. Ennis Tor
sizes %. \ Ii. >HlNDLER,
apr1td Adm aud surviving fsItnerr
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ADMINISTRATORS yny7.E-

ETIti:> o: LGIuInIstra,1on on ime crtat" OF
II William & Hall, deceased, were yranlcri
la the undersigned ON the i9n tIN of April,
-, by The Probate court Of Lafayette county
Missouri.
All persons having claims against sait .siai"
are required to "NhIhIt ilom 10y allowance 10 IN.
administration within on" year after In" date al
SAID letters. or they may t." pIrciu'i-,l from INV
benefit al such estate, hnt 1t such CLAIMS ia
not exhibited within two N"IlS from the date 81
,ali Letters lhcy N!li h." forever tnrT,1.
JABE/ +. >IiDIWI.II,
.,,TDI-.t NEnsHrLgr.ir
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FINAL

NTOTlt!- IL hereby gwen /" ali creditors aud
" others Interested IN the estate III William
E.,linC. r:cccrScd, that the Undersigned. al
Of said estate, intends 30 Iuake "A
tinai settlement of SAID estate AT the July term,
ISL. ui tie Probate court OF Lafayette county,
tn he begun and held al che courthouse
IN the c.rv of Lexington, on TIA. first Monday in
July. Isl. HENRI ELLING,
.urII-h administrator
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i; anybody takes any stock in the idle rumor
that enough southern congressman OF TIE dcIuo-
cratic percussion may be found 10 trade IN a
democratic speaker for political or anv other
considerations, he will certainly lose all his IN
vsstnl"nt. The men who would be base enouvL
TO 80 into such Il dlsreputable bargain Womb
tni themselves SO hated and desplssd bv their
constituents HAT Il" possible reward could remu-
hcFi" 'hcm Tor their tamOu treachery.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all persnns inter
~ ested in the estate ot Martins j Crawiord II
person OF unsount mind, that the Undersigned
guardian of the person and estate OF sai,i
Martha j Crawford, has filed ms accounts and
Will apply resign ms guardians hIp ni the SAID eS-
tate ~ the next Term at The Probate court OF La
fhyette COUNT, Missouri. tn he begun and held
on the Grst Monday in July next. Isl.
ppl?l-tt q. ". YOUNG, Guardian,
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FINAL,

~ other, interested ia til" r-;at" al SAINT +.
Iaylur. deceased, That the UE'!cT-i&nr'i, nd
mlul-'Iator U, iOHI> non al ~i.'t estate, Will ap-
plV Ia make Il iiHII settlement" ct SAID estate al the
Jul term. l-i1, uI tn" Probate Court OF lafayette
COUNTY. Missouri, Ia H." begin and hclL ut the
CuIrIuOH-, III TIA" city nt Lexington ON the iirst
Monday in July, l~I.. Mp>t> CHAPMAN,
nal Nfr,p, 10 han man
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\-bIItE - hereby gwen To HI persons Inter-
- e-irI, that thu undersigned, guardian OF the
estsi" of louisa ~j"unh"!, minor, has filed his
eNhihi; iOI final settlement of said minor,
estal", nj the NpIii term, iS15, of ;he l.atiy-
cite county rroDat" CuurI, AMI viii make a iinai
settlement of snid guardianship at the july
term, Isl, al saIi court.
~nurIl.ii tIINtLES KEKGMAN. GMarl:an.
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FINAL.

~ others Interested IN the estate OF Holm /.
German, deceased. tina. the Undersigned. adj.
mInlSlrItDr OF saIt estate. intends Ia M thr :
final settlement al -II'i '-tti' at the .JG!y tenn,
Is11, ni The irohu:" court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri. Ia b" trEnn ah'i h"ii At ia" rnuWihon-.
IN the CITY Of Lexington on ia" first Muniay III
July, Isl. GRO W. CORN An.
.rtJl-Er ADMINISTRATIVE
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons inter-
~ ested. that the Undersigned, guardian Of
the estnt" III Geo. W f1arri-"n a !niuUr has ti!r.i
his exhibit Tor tuhl settlement OF -a'd Minors
estate at the April term. Isl. 81 The iaiiy-
cite coentv Probate Court. uui Will apply lCT u
final DISCHARGE from sHId guardianship 1T Ihr
July term, lo1G. OF said court.
LtWls W HARRISON,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING

Trunks, Valises and Companions. We are offering Special
Inducements in these goods.
We are agents for KEEPS PATENT PARTLY
MADE DRESS SHIRTS. These Shirts are the best fitting.
the incest Styles and the cheapest shirt in ANY market. a
large stock always ON hand.
Ne want every person VIII" reads this advertisement to
come in and look through our stock. We will take great
pleasur" i'll showing YOU through. Simply rs an index of
what We can and will do. we quote below the prices Of a few
articles. We pledge ourselves t" sell YOU everything else
JUST As LOW
Turkey Red Table Damask, fast coIors, per yd, S so Cts.
CoIoed Table Damask, per yd. rs I"
Good Tweeds, per yt, Is
Children's Bordered HandkerChiefS, Hemmed, IL for so
Gents Bordered Handkerchiefs, Hemmed, s for . 90
Ladies' Hem Stitched Handkerchjefs, 8 for 90
Heavy HuCk towels. IL for 90
Mems Heavy Cotton Socks, 8 for 90
Ladies' White Hose, good, II for 90
Our invitation is general. Come. everybody.