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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-03-01
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GARTER W. EVANS'S ESTArn
1.-THE subscribers, having haoIlE.
the Hon. Probate Court for the n appa
donna, commissioners to receive oustrq
Just all claims and demands of ali e5Aani1.
the estate of Carter W. Evans. Iatd peI5s0l,
said district deceased, representa- u Pa
the term of six months from the SS,t i9lsOl,.
airy, 1873, being allowed by said Con- aay
itors of said deceased, to exhibit o nIt 70 4
respective claims before us Give ana ana Pl
viii attend to the duties of our a notlce
the dwelling house Of the late Cartel ePP W ;
March, and Sd of August next ~ "e 9tl
the afternoon, on each of said davs ohe q
DAVID W. CHOAT
1913 MARTIN HIDDEN e.
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Building Lots.

enu . house, Eastern Avenue, next to Mrs
Hininan's Millinery store, and second
store coming down the avenue.
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BOSTON CHIPS.

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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16

Miss Emma Abbott. ''met with the most utter
success of any priuin donna that has ever
visited that city. 1t says that she CAPTURED tn.
applause of the general public. She won the
admiration Of the critics. William T-cumreh
Sherman, General. grew e1travayan,lv Wild
about her. and Bob lnGersoll called her q chrysalis
set to music. in n personal letter.
while at JeGerson city, last Sunday. the
writer saw Frank Miller at the penitepttary
Hc Is looking we'll; says that his work IL light,
and clothes and food about As good he got '.out-
site.' In fine that ''inside'' id not 60 had I'm
comparison with ''outside' Rs persons nigh,
think. He says that he sleeps much better now
than he did when in jail here, and does not
have 50 muny bad dreams. He thinks tel
years. better than hanging. lie 10 ut work
in PreisIneyer's shoe shop.
While deer hunting with a party of gentlemen
a lew miles below Columbia, S. c., Thursday.
Nov 7th. Governor Hampton Jumped from the
Uach ui an unruly mule. upon which he va,
temporarily seated waiting for his horse to be
brought up. and bsdly fractured his right leg
just above the ankle. Ii. WIS taken to III. CITY.
and medical skill WAS promptly summoned ~
his bedside LhlOr0iorIn was aiIninistcrel and
The fractured limb set The governor suffered
greatly, aud The deepest int-rest WAS manifested
by tho people. The surgeons think 1t Will be
months before he will he about.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
WELLINGTON.

Mrs. Bette ewett. of Leavenworth, Kansas.
Is in town visiting her mother, Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. Book Beasly, of Trinidad. Col. is visit
Ing friends and relatives near this place.
Our school. Is IN a nourishing condition at
present. with about ninety-fve pupils enrolled.
Mr.. N j. Rlngler has organized q singing
school ut this place. which meets every Friday
night.
Quite a large number of hogs have been ship
ped from this place this week, via Narrow
Guage X. X.
Married, in this citv, Nov 9th. 1878. Miss
Francis Walton to Mr. William Lee. both OF
Weliington-colored.
Messrs Por,ers. Burton. Thorp and Andrews.
Who went to Kansas for the purpose of looking
nut a home. have returned much pleased with
The country.
Mr.. Buiord Hinkle, son of Thomas H,nkle,
Il former resident of Wellington, who moved to
Texas at the close OF the war. has been IN town
tn, week visiting his grandfather. Abner
Houston.
Elder j. A. Lord breaches here TO night.
tomorrow and tomorrow night. With these
sermons cIose his ministerial work for this
year. We hope our brethren of the Christian
church will employ him for another year.
Last Saturday night as C. D.. Ragland was re-
turning from the debating society. ut Walnut
Grove, he was thrown from his horse. Some
cmiSrants had camped at the south end of the
Lone Jack bridge. and Ragland's horse became
frightened at the FIRE. and ran down the bank OF
the creek throwi him and breaking his thumb.
beside bruising him considerably about the
body and face. The man who was csmped at
the bridge assisted HIM in going home. DR.. Z.
d. Ragland WAS sent for. and caine and Dire ssei
the wound. We are glad to learn that Mr.. Rag
lang was able 10 he At his place Of business
Tuesday. Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry V McGrew.
- \ virtue OF an execution. Issued from the
- Office OF the clerk of the circuit court o.
Lafayette county, Missouri. in favor of James
Haze, and against Henry V. McGr.w, to me
directed, and returnaDle TO the December term
Is. "f SAID court, 1 Will, on
SATURDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
ISIS. between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of ga id
day, and IN front OF the courthouse door, in the
city OF Lexington, IN Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during tue session of thu said circuit
court of said county, sell publicly. by auction,
to the highest bidder, tor cash In hand, all the
saii Henry ' McGrew, defendant in said exc
cnti"n. in and to the ioiiowin described real
estate, .ituate, lying and being in the county of
Lafayette, and state OF Missouri, to-wit: Com
m.nc'ng ut the point where the line Of the south
boundary OF South street, in.the city OF Lex ng-
ton, intersecis The west line OF the property now
owned by VIM. Walker, which il situated on
the south sid" nf South street. and opposite lots
No. seven f. and eight lsl. in block No. one
Ion ;thcncr west along the south boundary line OF
sand South stree, ilfiy IaUl feet: thence south nine
III degrees west, two hundred ard sixty-nve
t26a) iert; thence IN an east,riy direction on Q
line parallel with the south line of South street
fiiy 1891 feet; thence in a northeriy direction to
the place oil heginning; the above described
property being on IN. south side of South street,
opposite TO lots No. six l6l and seven III, in
block No. one III. in the first addition to the
town OF Lexington, and adjoining to and Just
west OF the said property of VIM. Waller.
Given under my hand this l4ih day of Noven.
Der. ISIS. leo NJ. M~OUSTJOY,
npyls SbarJA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
Religious.

Rev Mr.. ASKING will preach at the courthouse
tomorrow night.
There viii lie regular services at the Eptscopal
church in this city to- morrow.
Rev. M Williams will preach at the Metho.
dist church, IN this city, to morrow morning
and night.
service, ut the Christian church Tomorrow
morning and evening a, the usual hours by
Elder Hughes.
Rev. Il. NJ. Hobson, formerly OF this city,
but recently of Kentucky, has. permanently
located at Mt. Hope. and will preach to our
PRESBYTERIAN friends there and at Buckner. Mr..
ii"H7"h Is a genial gentleman and a good
preacher, and We welcome him back to Lafay-
cite county.
y London standard dispatch from Rome re.
ports thar the very Rev. Mons McCabe, Vicar
General 10 the late Cardinal Cullen 4, selected to
succeed! 20 the archbIshoprIc. and probably will
D" ma le cardinal.
Kew. NJ NJ. Pugh, Z. F.. has made the fol.
owing appointments for quarterly meetings,
Linton circuit, November 10 ami Il; Clinton
ana windsor. November % and -; Miami and
MI carmel. November 50 and December /;
"averiy station, December and 5; Grand Pass.
December IL ami Ii; Wellington circuit. Decem-
Der :! aud - Dover circuit. December IS and 20,
he'. Mi. Leyburn will preach NJ the Presby-
terrain church, Tomorrow morning and night,
a. usual. He Will also preach At Maple Gler
scto".nouse at ) o'clock. p. N.
DR.. Talbirl will preach AT the Baptist church
Tomorrow morning and night. Subjec, in til,
morning duties Of christians to maiutai i
( bod works.
The Bhpiists expect TO begin q protractec
meeting IN this c,ty early in January. DR.
fcainsn has promised to tie present and assist,
anI doubtless other help wall be received.
Inc new furnaces FOR the Christian church
have arrived and been placed in position, and
are i"und to work we'll. The congregation wer,
twice disappointed by their non-arrivai. bu. can
now depend on finding the church VAIN and
comfortable.
| me ChrisiIan denomination ofthis county WI!
mold 4 COUNTY! convention a. the Christia,
church, IA ,h!s city on Wednesday and Thur
dag, thesitti and Ssh day. OF Tn,
following is the programme: Wednesday,
O'Clock, y. m.-Addres-; the wants Of tn
cause IN our Comfy" by ] W. Dawson, 0
Mayvi"w Preaching AT night. at the usua
hour. thursday iHnrning-Adlress. ''Mutua
Obligations OF Congregations, by d. II
',rtnitieii. of AuilViiie. AiternoOn-Address
'lhe Kind OF Preaching Needed" by j. II
Hughes, of LrNIbston. Everybody 10 Cordial,
Invited - ut tend.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VS.
FrerkingS Brockman,
u virtue Of an execution. issued from the Of
- nee OF the clerk OF the circuit court of Lafay-
elite county. Miss 'Uri. in favor of Robert Tsuh-
man and against NiIiiam Frerking and Henry
L. brakeman, to me direct, d, and returnable to
the December term, ISIS, OF said court, I will, on
SATURDAY, THE 1TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
ISIS. between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon OF
sand day, and in front of the courthouse door.
IN the city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county.
Missouri, during the session OF the SAID circuit
court OF SAID county, sell publicly, by aution,
To III" highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right. title, t.rest, clam ard estate OF the ssId
William F%tcrkinE and Henry p. Brockmap,
defendants III said execution, IN and 10 the
following described real estate. situate, living
and being in the county of Lafayette, and stale OF
Mi=sourI,'o-wtt The east hall of the northwest
quarter anal SIX and seventy-fve one hundreths
10 and '5-lOO1 acres of OF the east side of the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, all
IN section thirty-sia 1861, township forty-nine
li9l, range twenty five t25l; alss thirteen tI3l
acres, more or less, taken off the east side of the
west half OF the southwest quarter; also the eust
nail OF The southwest quarter; also twenty 1901
acres taken on the south end OF the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter; all the last
above described land being in section twenty
hvr l25l township forty nine [49l. range TWEEN
ty-ive !2al.
Glv"n under my hand. this l4rh day of Noyem-
Der. ISIS GEO NJ. MOCSTJOY
noVl6tf Sh.r,6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
THE TOMB.

Dfed-In south Washington township. Lafay.
cite county. No.. November 10. OF luerperaj
fever. Mrs. JOHN KEITH, nee josie Syden-
stIicEer. aged about 81 years. Her remains
Were inferred al Mt. Hebron church last Monday.
- In Waverly. Lafayette county, Mo, Nov
l0'h, OF In"InDruuous Group, WILLIE, son OF
William johnson, aged seven years.
- In liarrlsOnNille, Case county, Mo,
Friday, nov. l-t, Of Consumption, EMMA.
eldest daughter of Rev. Milton Adkisson, aged
about eighteen years.
In st Loui., Missouri. November 6, 1878,
LILLY SHARP HAWKS, widow of the late Ed
:. Hawks. and daughter ofthe late +. e. Sharp
formerly a resident OF this city.
In Washington township. Lafayette county,
No, >Uu'lay, November 10. of Group, BEULAH
oldest. daughter OF II. L. McElroy. aged abou
i've years.
In Davis township. Lafayette county, No,
Fri'tay. November :, OF Group. SUSIE, daughtei
Years.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
A GARD.

10 the Republican Voters OF Freedom town
Inc to express my thanks for tho
mark Of respect and confidence you saw proper
to show me on the 9th day Of November. Had
your party selected any respectable and worthy
candidate to have represented the principles OF
inc republican party. l would not for a moment
natter myself that ! would have been tn. re-
cipient OF such Il complimentary vote. Let the
latter conclusion be one WAY OF the other.
your gratifying vote shows conclusively that
you are not voting for every individual who
happens to oppose democracy.
In return for your Kindness. l only ask at your
hands u careful criticism OF my course IN con-
nectIon with my duties at Jefferson City This
winter. am respectfully your humble servant
X. A. COLLINS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

a. 9. Muilinix
VS..
Mary f. Smith ct al.
d virtue Of q special execution and oil
~ sale, Issued from the ONCE OF the oil
the Circuit court Of Lafayette county. Nj,
IN the suit OF Ausburn S. AulliniI. nj,
against Mary r. Smith, Cuthbert u. SmiI
husband. and Marquis W. Withers, Il
defendants, TO me directed and returns
the December term. 1878, Of said court, I Y
SATURDAY. rIiK 7rH DAY OF DECEi
ls1s. between the hours of nine O'Clock.
forenoon and i've O'Clock In the sitern
said day, and in front of the court heuse.
In the city oil Lexington, Ia Lafayette o.
Missouri, during the session Of the sGtd {
court OF said county. sell publicly, by suI
to the highest bidder. for Cash in hand, ]
life estate of the said Mary K. smith, vi
estate held in trust Tor her by said March,
Hithers trustee. in and TO thefoliov wing dea
real estate. situate lying n being in the Z
OF Lafayette and state Of Missouri, { o.Wit
northwest Qusirr Of section No. thirt y.tW
the northeast quarter Of the southeast Qua
section thirty-unc 1911. AMI twenty seve
acre IN the .ast half "i tho northeast qua.,
section " th'rtN -une t3iI. described a
Quarter section, thence west twenty 1901 4
ami eight Isl links; thence north Ave Isl I
and fifty t501 links to a branch; thence !
branch with the meanders thereof to the Ii
aid quarter section, thence south to the
ming, and all being in township No. nfy-oi
and range No. twenty-five (2Sl.
Given under m hand. this IAN day ofN
Der, 1878. GEO. NJ. MOUSTJO
noyl0 Cha
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
SHERIFF,s SALE.

David d. McElroy, Elijah ny
Mcklroy. Sarah Jennings.
MarEsret Hess. and her hus-
band, John Hess; EliE sbeth
McEiroy, Hugh l.. McElroy,
benjamin +. McElroy, Mar
gsret a. Jennings. and her
husbsnd. James T.. Jennings.
FL zabeth West, and her hus-
band. - West; Elizabeth
Hudson. and her husband,
Martin Hudson; The Unknown
Heirs OF John IL. smith, de-
ceased; The Unknown Heirs of
S~arahHudsOn deceased Martin
McBrIIe, sarah A. Mcbride,
Ihonas Mcbride, aud Jane
81, Bride and Mary A. Nc
Elroy. Defendants,
virtue Of a renewed order OF sale
II from the Office of the clerk of the d
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 nj
David b. MeElroy, Elijah NJ. McElroy.
John Hess; Elizabeth McElroy, Hugh e
Elroy, Benjamin F. McEirGy, Maresr,
jennings. and her husband, James T. jsnI
Plaintiffs against Elizabeth West, and hsf
band, - West; Elizabeth Hudson IN
husband. Martin Hudson; The Unknown
Heirs Of Sarah Hudson, deceased; MartiI
BRIDE, Sarah A. Mcbride, Thomas ma
and Jane Mcbride and Mary A. Mel
defendants. to me directed. and returnu
the December term ISIS, OF said court, l V
SATURDAY, DECEMBER TrH, ISL
between the hours Of nine O'Clock !
forenoon and nv" O'Clock IN he sf(ernl
said day. and in front of the cour thouse
IN The city Of Lexington. in Lafayette ca
Missouri. during the session of the said |
court OF SAID county, sell publicly, BY sJ
to the highest bidder. for one halt cash in
aud one BALI on twelve months credit, ed
by lien ON the property. deed TO be made \
payment OF purchase money, all the right
interest. claim and estate Of the said pl,
and defendants, in said renewed order OF d
and To the following described real ESTATE
ale. lying n being In the county Of LAT.
and state of Missouri. to-wit: The sout|
OF the northwest quarter of section thl &c h
township iorty-nine [+9l, OF range twef|
l25l. containing seventy mine and eevenl
one-hundred,hs 10 aud 75-lO0l acres; ed
west half Of the northeast quarter of said i
three Isl. IN township forty-nine 1891. OF
twenly-s!N l26l, containing seventy-eeve
sixty-two one hunireths IL and s2-IOOl
Given uDdcr my hand, thts 18Th dl
November. 1915. GEO. N. MOUSTJUI
novl6tf Shl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
WAVERlY.
Corn gathering IN earnest.


Corn selling ut 81 Is per barrel.
Hogs ssilins at 2sc per pound gross.
Shower the other evening refreshed every
thing.
Frank James, OF Kansas City. Is visiting the
family OF his father.
Capt. Reid paid n two or three days visit to
his store In IIigginsvii!e Last week.
DR.. Iorrin and daughter, Mrs. Charlotte
Clark. were visiting here last week
General rejoicing among the boys, Friday
night. over Lspt. X A. Collins election.
\. p. Buck bought OF Manv,lle +. Buford,
last week, forty acres. OF land, consideration
unknown.
We learn that N. T. Buford has purchased the
old homestead OF the late Col. Chr!sman Tor his
son. Caimus.
Steamer y c Bird went up. Tuesday even
Ing, with An excursion party from Miami. The
boys from town Joined.
Hello. Ton You are fattening mighty fast on
one side OF your jaw ie-cs sir. l am living on
mumps and love tnos,ly mumpsl like some
other boys around here.
j. II. scott and the Lexington Ferry Co.. sold
their real es tate TO II. {. Francisco. Saturday.
We did not learn the consideration.
Vim. johnson lost a little son. Sunday night,
with cronp. Little Willie was a regular alien
dant AZ sunday school and loved by ell who
knew him. The funeral services We're con-
Quoted by Rev. Geo. W. Smith, of Dover.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION LAW

EDITOR lSrkILIGrSCEK The democratic
party Is the one TO which We look in Ibis .tu'e
ior necessary reforms. IL has i record for re-
iorni and progress III the right direction which
We hope To see 1t maintain IN the legislator e this
winter. Now that the bankrupt la" Is done
away with. the good people OF Missouri would
IKE 10 See The law eIenptiDg homestead. from
seizure for debts wiped ID Of the statut L. books.
and laws passed to protect the poor rs well rs
The rich. The only way to do this 10 10 iegisla,e
30 that every man Will have IL Day his honest
deGts SO lar as be can; and not to permit dishon-
est men from saving from their creditors lsry.
amounts 10 homes,euds. The honest man Will
give up all he has, to pay his just dvbts, and the
law should require the dishonest one to do 50,
too, SO far 40 Its requirements are concerned.
We need not expect better times in Missouri
until we come back to honest principles. When
We do SO thoroughly, without sham or hypocrisy,
We may expect restored c0nfdsnc. and conse
quent Observation-Disclosures and activity OF
trade. We now have laws enabling lnoorer- anu
seryants to collect their wages, let u, also have
lava that the tr1iesInan anu farmer can collect
debts due them TO the last dollar OF their debtors
property. Then VIC will have happiness and
fair dealing all round. One reason why we have
dissatistaction Ia our midst is that men can
s~indle their peishbors by obtaining their pro-
duce or goods, and still remain pretty we'll OF
IN this worlds goods under the -IeIuptio law.
We have too little Christianity and too much
Pharioatsm. The good book says "do unto
others as you would have them do unto you"
and thou shalt love thy neighbor IA thyseir."
This does not mean TO get your neIghbOr's goods
and then hide behind the law TO keep from pay
ing him. Love and charity have vanished under
tho operation of our laws. II can only be mate
to return by honest legislation. This exemption
law is a creature Of darkness. and contrary to
the teachings O.; Jesus Christ, and no christian
can take advantage of it. Chris, said, mo man
can serve two msstera.' 4 man cannot be a
christian and y swindl.r. He cannot he a ser
want of MamInon and Of God. Now, gentlemen,
OF the Missouri legislature, II you love your
state; ityou love square dealing. bring back our
state governIn mt TO honesty and truth; re form
10 good. And you democrats IN Congress, re-
move the reSenue and high tariff laws let us
have the same money for the plowhO;der and
The Observation-Disclosures. silver and gIeenbacks-
The same for all; tax bonds AS well AS the poor
mans land or merchandise, and do not let the
big end OF the government fall upon the poor.
Learn wisdom from FreIch legislation, which
has given France prosperity. AMI be faithful TO
your trusts. Thus and thus only can you win
the confidence OF the mass who are homes,
and patriotic. May all who oppose be hurled
from power-sie sssnper fyrannis
PLAIN DEALER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
AN OLD PAPER.
From the Carroll Record

we have been shown by 1. A. McComb part of
an Old Newspaper called Harry oil the VEST
published at Lexington, Mo, Sept. ls, ls43. 1t
ID devoted 10 the interest OF the Wing party and
contained d speech by John G.. Calhoun upon the
question OF Incorporating the bank OF the United
States AMI some correspondence Of Henry Clay
upon the same subject. In the list VI senators
In congress at that tins We lind the names Of
Ihoate. Ia!i!nadge, Bevers. Porter, Sturgeon,
benton. Bates. Clayton, Manguui, Berrian,
walker, King, Crittenden, Wright. Buchanan,
aicl'unie, breese and others who are remember
ed in the history of the country. The probable
pre7identlai vote Is figured up. Clay. l. OPP
position. I'll; doubtful, 81; which only shows
That men can be greatly mistaken an prophecy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
SHERIFF,s SALE.
George ". Bowling

Va. z
Uriah G. Phetxing, administrator of the
OF John II. Gabei. deceased. :
Di virtue oil u special and general exec
ID issued from the office of the clerk of II
cult court of Lafayette county, Nilsson
favor OF George W Bowling, aud against
& Phetzing, adminIstrator OF the estate oil
IL. Gabel, deceased, to me directed, and r,
able to the December term ISIS, OF said C
will, on
SATURDAY,, THE I'm DAY OF DECEM
ISIS, between the hours Of nine O'Clock
forenoon and five O'Clock in the aiIe
OF said day. n in front Of the cOuri
door. in the city Of Lexington, in I
cite county, Missouri, during the sessi
the said circuit court of said county. sell
llcly. by suction. to the highest bidder, 70
IN hand, all the right, title, interest, clair
estate VI the said Criah G. Phetaing, adI,
traitor of the estate of John H. GabeI, deco
defendant in sand execution. in and to Il
lowing described real estate. situate.
and being in the county OF Lafayette, and
OF Missouri, to-wit: Lots number one III
~, three t3) and four ~. In block eiel
Qsl in the town of Napoleon, said count,
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Nc
her, 1875. GEO. NJ. MOUNTJO1
novl6td She