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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-17

Great Western Band ar White Hear This
Evening.
Promenade concert and dress parade of Da-
mascus Commandery. Trains leave st. Paul
ut 8:25, and 7p. M; returning leave lake at
11;90P. II.
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STATE Aen1, ul us11 ASSOCIATION
Assets and LiabiMte nd Plan Proposed
for Saving the Property for Fair Pur-

Ass0u A"u A1saOAAss10 uu ran proposed
for Saving the Property for Fair Pur-
poses.
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the State Agricultural association (St.
Paul Driving Palk) met at the Merchants,
at II o'clock yesterday forenoon. Upon be-
ing called to order by Capt. Berkey, and the
reading of the minutes of the preceding
meeting bv the secretary, DR.. Stone, II. G..
Burbank; ESQ.,, chairman of the committee
appointed to examine the affairs Of the asso-
citation, with view Of ascertaining and
recommending some feasible plan whereby
the liabilities of the association might be
liquidated, and the institution put upon a
sound footing, made verbal report, in sub
stance as follows:
Stock represented by stockholders and
paid mp. ..................... $29,OOO
One hundred and twelve acres of land,
originally purchased by the associa-
ton at q cost of. .............. $4,000
Original buildings, cost. 10000
Additional buildings, COST. .......... 5000
Total. s52,Ouo
The liabilities against the association are
- f.llows:
Mortgage and interest on real estate,
redemption expiring July IL. 1873. $lS,5OO
Judem' Mt and interest in favor IF the
Farmers and Mechanics bank ...... also
Due James j. Hill. Observation-Disclosures. 1,4DO
Sundry bills. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Aoe"A''. ......s.....'.. TS',OJO
OF this liability the larger patt has to be
paid at once, or the property of the associa-
ton will 60 into private hands, and the city
of st. Paul and county of Ramsey will no
longer have driving park or suitable place
for State fairs, and while the committee
deeply regret the probability that this prop
erty will 60 into private hands, yet there is
no possibility that tho association, as an as
ISOLATION, will be able to pay off it's indeht-
edness 1t is therefore hoped that some
steps will be taken at once by the citizens of
this county to secure for its future use these
grounds.
On motion of Mr.. John Wagner, the re-
port was accepted and the following resolu-
tioh unanimously adopted:
Res.lve7, Tha. the president and directors
OF the State agricultural Association be re-
qnested to lay this subject before the business
union to see if Ramsey county will purchase
the properly at the original cost of the land
and the present value Of buildings and i'm
pr"vements, as used for present purposes. the
proceeds to be used to pay off the pre-ent in
debtedness, and the surplus to be divided pro
rata among the Stockholders.
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-17

NOR kENT-The Three ~ Story Brick BUILDING,
Z No. SO Sibley street. form rly occupied bv MINI,
MCCARTHY. Enquire of BEAUPRE ALLEN /
hEOdd. IT,
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CT M PAYS FOR A WEEKS BoAkD a.
@H.UU HICKS Restaurant, No. 81 Jackson
street. opposite Merchants Hotel l79.s6
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In the Country.

GTRANGBR-n you want any good farming land
St. Paul MINI. 3l-dAw
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PERSONAL,

u Ev. J. Il. PENNINGTON. Of Iowa, will please
II, call at my offics without delay, on business.
lH3-35 II. s. FAIR ,HJLD.
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A YOUNG MAN from the East wants situation in
~ q atore, speaks both English and German well,
references if required. address, T. Z. b. l38 Fort
street, St. Paul, Mum. 166. n
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NIANTED-1mmefia tey - An INTEL gent boy,
~, ~ about Is years old. App to DR. GREENLEAF,
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n0n ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
o,VVU lions, convenient to railroad stations,
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, as you may
prefer In tracts Of 100 to $40 acres Chip
Pewa, Pope and Stevens countless for sale BY
LEONARD B. HODGES, st. Paul. MINI 81-dAw
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\XANTED-A situation as c'erk or bookkeeper.
w Have had experience. Good references given.
Address 4 Fl NJ, this Office, III
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EOR RENT-Th,ee nice furnished rooms-two
L frontrooms steady young gentlemen as occt-
pants preferred. Apply at No. IL Yak street.
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WTANTED-Ab boy to do chores around the house.
w Apply to MRS. E. TAYLOR, l26 Washington
street. 184*
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.OU class real estate se sea psr App1 s,
h. p. HALL, GLOBE Office, No. II Wabashaw street.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

CT M PAYS FOR "A WEEKS BOARD 4
&sf,VU HICKS Restaurant, No. 81 JACK SOL
street, pposite Merchsnt> Hotel. l79.a5 s.
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Males.

WTANTED-A good servant girl for general house
w work. Apply at A Bradley street, Or to Dr. J
81. Bryant. 162.
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DOR RENT-A pleasant dwelling of rooms, clos
IL ets, pantry, cellar; Ph- Ian water in A. GOT
zIAN, new brick BLOCK, East 7th st 1907
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~ 1RL WANTED-Apply to Mrs Webster Smith
VI PAT East Sixth street. corner John IT'S
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WANTED-By sober young man, place to take
w care of horses and AXE himself generally use
ful. Has ten years. experience. Address, p. GEL
MORE. this oficf, - 1Ao. !
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SITUATIONS WANTED.-.Malas.

WANTED-A Situation by a young man as travel
" ing salesman or opyist. hest of references.
Address Lock Box ssWn Worthing on, MINI. l83*
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4 GOOD MAN wants work on farm. ENQUIRE
~ ut Northwestern Agency, corner Sixth and Rob
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MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURE
III TY-The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Milwaukee is prepared to take al
strictly frst-class loans that may offer, upon real
estate security, in eastern and southeastern Mime
sofa, on t.. years time, at lowest rates Of
In terest. Application may be made to @. T. BUELL.
u East Thlrd street, st. Paul, or Olum Drew,
W1nOn8 80 ts5s5 136.IQ7 ~
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DOR RENT-With or without furniture, the Com
merclal Hotel, on Seventh st, between Robert and
Jackson SITS. Capacity, 40 rooms ENQUIRE of
CHOS. j. BARNEY, SO Robert at. 1915
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C1TUATION WANTED-By q good compositor.
~ Twenty five dollars given TO tn person getting
me permanent work. Address HORACE ROBERTS,
Lincoln. Nebraska. 1876
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FIVE CEN rs A LIN b
REAL EsTATE-In the CITY.

DOR sALE-Cheap- The beautiful grounds and
II residence Of DR.. DEM onterville. corner Pleas
ant Nv. and Sherman st. A. GOTHAM, 268 East
aItn ct l8aLs
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DOR RENT New dwelling house, No. 81 Grove
L street, with Phaleu water, gas, water cl ,set4.
bath room and sewerage Possession given at once
For further particulars enquire of Griggs, johnson
& Rhodes. % East Third tt eet l7l*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-17

lady with a good voice to play on an
organ In public hall. Apply at No. "a East
sixth street. 1897
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WANTED-Ag girl for general house work. Apply
w at 80 Dayton avenue. l7n4
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NIANTED-Tw0 girls for general homework at
w IA Robert street; wages, $40 per month
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1NANTED--A capable and reliable man to take
w charge of Q drug and book store. Must be q
scandinavian a married man preferred. House will
be furnished. None need apply without the very
best OF reference. KY q, GLOBE Office 1863.
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IXTANTFD-A girl for general nousework: beet Of
w wages paid. Apply to Mrs. E. TAYLOR 1876
Washington at. 1875
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TO LOAN.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house .nt
! Sign painting, No. 1877 jackson street. g
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NeM ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Books Of Great Merit
SOMEBODY'S NED.

\ Novel by Mrs - VI. FREEMAN. Price. " 10
the best literary critics of the Chicago Press pro
nounccs II mastery work, Of great vgor and power
II is fun OF passages OF thrilling interest There waste
of words hut concseness drecness earncstness OF
expression burning patho so intensely realistic, 1t mag
nezes the reader and at enss his sympahes in be
half of the great principles II SO strongly advocates
lis pictures of certain phases of life in midst
vivid, true 10 nature 10 make the work profound
study II raises questions great interest IN social and
national lilequestons which will shortly force themselves
upon solution for they touch the deepest chords of
human action
Simply story will hold the readers attention to the
closing page but 1t has higher aim. To the philanthro
pst the the scholar it is book crowded with
of the deepest import worthy Of the most care
full consideration.
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STREAToR MONDAY, Aug. Il.

Judge " only by what Others say Of us Stupendous
Separate Menagccic
The collection of animals the finest saw
Dec0tar tIU) Ddiiy sun
The wO-horned RhnCcerOs is tremendous brute, and
both horns well developed LOUisre Nm Daily Post
The Elephants were beauties and the admiration of all
hcholders,-F0rt Wayne tiHd.) Ddiig Gdsette
'lnComparably the finest Circus The Worlds Aladdin
Arena of New ard Famous Faces. Every Land in EQucs
tran and Athletic contribution 10 ClaSsicaly perfect
sOU1 per week Arenic Exhibition without Parallel in
any Age.
ncomparaby the finest circus entertainment ever given
I'm this neighborhood. Sharon PGD Her0id.
The Bareback riding was brilliantly artistc.-PuNbWgh
D0i|V Commercial.
The veteran sam Rinchar performed the almost ncrcdi
BILE feat of turning sOmcrsault over five elephants and
eight Qfeld tii) Ddiiy STATE Rsgtster.
The Huge Highway Free Festival of -Four Famous Man
ayers the most Magnificent Pageant of the Age And ao
lutcly Free 10 An.
The street parade in the morning the best ever wit
messed here. on titY Pd.) DIiig Derrick.
The street parade all that claimed for II ~ the
magnificent posters and eloquent advertisements, which Il
no mean compliment East SdgindC tNichtb0ip DdHB
courier.
Exhibiting far more than II adyertses.
All they promised was there, and more too PdEtf tHg
(P0. ) Ddiiy.
Every feature emphasized is presented. -PitsbWgh Daily
LoddeF
Their present exceeds in both size novelty and
expense anything of the kind heretofore attempted
cltndG DddY Enquirer.
Admission all 80 cents Children under years, u cs
Museum and menagerie doors open At and T. NJ. Per
iormanCcs IN the Grand Double Separate Arena conenc
ing one hOnr later,
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John A. Whtmore Is doing good work as a
tenn perance lecturer and worker

JobH "A WhHtuoIc IL uolhS Soou "oih us 4"
temperance lecturer and worker
Sam. p. Dickson is going INTO the well bust.
ness again with rush. He is a genius and
don't know any such word as fail" 1t is
currently reported that he will soon take rib
unto himself in the shape of beautiful wife,
Go in, sam your friends are willing"
Simeon Bordage has sued James j jackson,
of tins place. The SUIT is set for 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, Aug 9Th, before Esq. L. NJ. Kinne of lie
land. IL promises to be a sumner"
sam, Lett VIII have about 1000 bushels OF
oats. His go acres OF corn is doing finely.
He sold 20 steeis at $50 each last week.
Mrs, Z. p JaycoX and son, Ward, are visit
ing friends near Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Her
daughter Josie is with friends in Compton, Lee
county, in this state
Charles II. Potter, formerly of this place,
now OF Marysville, Mo, writes that he likes
that country well and is doing finely
Evan Lewis has the finest herd of grade
Durhams to be found in this meek o. woods "
and is constantly improving them.
Worthwhile has not yet completed her share
of the road rs charged against her by the
Supervisors court at Sheridan last spring
EN I'No
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Rural Happenings.

SANDWICH, July Goth, 1SI9-A man from
Plano, named A. VI. Saunders, has rented the
Emmons House, and will open new hotel in
about a month He is an experienced land.
lord, and we hope for him the best success.
Some of our citizens who witnessed the
game of base ball at Earl returned home dis.
appointed, because the Somonauk Club-ey.
cuse me, the Church City Club-was defeated
by the Earlvillians This makes il even. o.e
game each.
julie Hummel is out rs candidate for coun-
ty treasurer, subject TO the decision of the re-
publican convention. He advertises by a cut,
illustrating the whole business. A mule is
attached to huge safe ION wheels" labelled
Treasury So" on which safe julie is seated.
He ffourishes pistol in one hand and whip
and the reins in the other Under the cut We
read: julie Hummel stole pig and made
$4,000 thereby IN eight years and now he
wants to steal DeKalb county, treasury and
all, and will shoot any man who protests.
Voters, beware" In another announcement
is picture" of julie riding on top of small
cart, his heels projecting over the back of the
mule. An umbrella looks on, from rear
pocket, while he plays the fiddle and sings ::
" This is the biggest liar in De Kalb county,
and his mule, Jim Crow. He would like to
be treasurer of DeKalb county, just to see how
1t would seem tn have little money. If the
voters don't see it, he will go west as repre-
sented. So now take your choicec HES an
odd brick IL Tule
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THOS. Z. MACKINLAY.


NoRTI:A AGE SAI.E. OF REAL ENlA'I
VI whereas George II. Rugg and Mary Louisa lsia.
mortgage deed bearing date the 9th day OF April \. u 1
which mortgage deed was duly executed acknowedgr
delivered, and Is recorded IN the Records of la Sale ru"
ana state OF illinois, IN Book l0, on page Ii IN me "
ers office thereof did convey 10 The underssned >. H.
county of la Sale and state of illinois, viz. Lots numbered
one two, three and feur in block numbered twcniour IN
states Addition TO town now city of Ottawa III secure
the payment Of certain proissuy note for the sum oil one
thousand dollars given by the said g. H. Rgg To The SAID a.
NJ Buen payable year after the date thereof with IN
ltst al me rate NJ ten per cent per anhqn paytpe ahu
aly,sad note bearing even date with said mortgage;
And whereas II provided and agreed that in default of
payment of said prOmssOy note above mentioned, or the
Interest thereon. part portion of either at the time
said note or interest shall become due that then the said A.
NJ Biuen hs heirs and assigns for the purpose OF paying
the principal and interest due said note is authorized 20
sell ANA dispose of said premises any part thereof anu ~
Rugg and Mary Louisa Rugg his wife their heirs and
signs therein NJ public auction AZ the south door of The
T@mcs SmS ns nr s s% SG" yn m ns r
weeks public notice having been previously given OF the
s S S S h tS 81 e sn and sf 10 Gs
cute and deliver to the purchaser purchasers at such sale
premises Sold and out of the ads of such sale the
whole amount of the principal or interest due ON the said
promssory note above described al said day q sale with all
sale and pay the oIerp f any TO said party OF the first
part
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of said
note and the interest thereon Since the first day of April
a. =. 1896
Now therefore public notice is hereby given, that in pur
ained A. NJ Brucn will Wednesday the third day OF
September H. 1872 at the south door Of the County Court
House in Otraws Ia Sale county Illinois, the hour of
10 of said day sell and dispose OF the premises above
and IN said mortgage mentioned anu all the right ana eQui'
ty OF redemption the said George H. Rugg and Mary
Louisa Rugg his Wife their heirs and assigns therein at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for CASH and will also
and deliver the purchaser such sale deeds Tor
Wv 'o"'e' "'''' = ''' VI wv = n BRTTfN, Mortgage
by T. +. M,cKINLAY, his Attorney, aug2td
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taat cause; but we are assured that on this oc.
cssion he was perfectly sober
LATER.-Mr. Pool died at 80 p. NJ yesterday
The funeral takes place from his late residence
this afternoon at $50
MIR. Pool was born in England IS years aud !
months ago, and came to America when in his
teens settling, 81 years ago, in Serena, where h,
lived till his death. He was Il big hearted, zen
Gus, iovial man, kind to his family and neigh
bors; and his faults injured none but himself
He leaves considerable OF family, provided for
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Judge Eldrcdge has returned from his eastern
trip
Mr.. Geo. j. Burgess has returned from til,
west
To Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. Shcrwood-a girl on Sat
urday last.
Mrs. Allan Jordan and Miss Kate Allen are a
Towers, in Wenona
Miss Eva Salisbury, of Harper Ia, is listing
relatives in this city.
George Jekyll, jr, returned on Monday after ;
long absence in Texas.
Lorenzo Leland Esq, and Col. VIM. Gibson
Art for Kansas on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delano, now of Chicago
made Ottawa a visit this week.
James Hoban after three years in Streator re-
Pturns to Ottawa and will become manager of his
fathers store in this city.
Mr.. w. ii. Hull aud daughter, Miss Fannie X
Hull, returned ON Saturday last from New York
state, Thousand Islands, DC.
Mr.. W. J. Graham, Dublin, Ireland, who has
been visiting relatives in this city for some weeks,
started for his home this week
Mr., o. w, Bollmcycr began on Thursday last
to speculate as to how long it would he before
'"O IVY "'"io ocSih w THRUSH nlnl
ION Little 90. A. lst Regt, Chicago was in
town TINS week. We suspect he was on scout
ing expedition, ana got flea in his ear
IN let'cr written from his home in London,
England, some Few weeks ago, Mr. Fred Iavcncr,
well known III this city, said Mrs Tayener was
lying very low with consumption with little pros.
pect of recovery
Walter G.. Lockwood formerly of this city. will
accept our thanks for Marion Centre Ka., pa.
pers Mr.. l.. is there engaged in the hardware
and agricultural implement business and like
all live business men advertscs literally, we per-
ceiyc
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try who came to carry of all the bids in triumph
He contented himself in his corduroy breeches
and knit jacket, smoked cob pipe and kept his
mind to himself, and 10 the surprise of the arts
tocratic crowd, won the contracts, laid out be.
fore their bewildercd eyes $4,000 in gold as his
hacker or recommendation and went away leay-
ing them in state of ludicrous bcwilderment.
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THE ORATORS MANUAL.

practical and philosophical treatise Vocal Culture,
Emphasis ard Gesture together with selections for Deca
nation and Residing Designed textbook for schools
and colleges and for public speakers and readers who
obliged study without instructor. BY GRo l.. RAY
MoND, NJ. A.. Professor Of OrotOry, Williams College
l2nO cloth. Price, 81 80
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Now is the time to buy wall paper, and Osma,
K lIapeman's is the place to find large stool
and at very low prices.
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Do not allow the Baby to langush and suffer
fcring. For sale by all druggists Price '.5c.
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AarriGn.

on the Sst Mt by Elder Thomas Powell nj the r,>irnc
of the brides father in ottawa, JAMES H. HEMINt, Esq
of Hastings, Nebraska, to Miss MARY f. COWLES, OF O
tIwa, illinois,
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Mem lobert(sem enis.
HIGH AUTHORITY,

DIR. W +, scorr, PRESIDENT on rHE COLLEGE OF Pay
sICIANs, MONTREAL writes: have recommended Col
den's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Heefand Tonn'
nyigoraior the best preparation used Tor DE btlity
Indi g-srion, Dyspepsia. Fever, -Ague. anus
Loss OF Appetite" VAN Setback Il STEyES-
SON Druggss' Agents. Chicagn.
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Ready IN ~ Days,
SUMMER SAVORY.
S. c. GR1GGs & co. also Publish

b. Benz. T. TAYLOR, author Of THE World On Wheels
"Ibctwcen the GGte,, etc.
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Information Wanted

OF Robert Blair Matthias Shaw. md Sarah Burke who
were last heard 1851 when in this county Any per
knowing Of Whereabouts giving infJrIns
ton any 81 Of them vii ~ suitably rewarded by
calling n This ono. lnlyisimo'
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SOLD BY OSMAN & EAPEMAN,
Aug. 3 1879. Ottawa, Illinois.
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Worthwhile, July 30, lsi9-AIrs. Resale
Scheidecker died at her residence in North
vile last Tuesday, aged - years. She came
to the town from France with her husband,
George Scheidecker, in 1874. Two years af
forwards Mr.. Scheidecker died, leaving large
estates The funeral ceremonies of Mrs. :.
were held at the house being conducted by
Rev. G. II. Robertson, OF Sandwich. 4 large
concourse of relatives and friends followed the
remains to the Banzett Cemetery, south of
SOmonauk
Zina Lett got - bushels of winter wheat per
acre, which he sold at 20 cents per bushel.
Zina says he is soon going to Minnesota Da-
kota and Idaho on a two months trip.
Mr. Brewer received l5J bushels Of winter
wheat from ,cres The ground was timber
clay soil, and ms is the first crop, 1t having
been broken up Jas; fall
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19
APIONEER GONE.

One by one the old veterans pass
away. Thos. Beaseley ,one OF our oldest
and most esteemed citizens. died at his
residence south of Columbia on the 1lth
inst, in the 87th year OF his age. He
was born in Spottsylvania county, Vir-
ginia, on March Is, 1898. HIS parents
were originally from England, and his
father served as soldier in the revolu-
tionary war. The subject of this sketch,
mheriting soldierly instincts from his
sire, enlisted as a private in the u. S.
army in 1914. in the second war with
England his company being commanded
by Capt. Quimus Smith. Mr.. Beaseley
emigrated IN May 1916. to Hopkinsville.
Ky. where he was employed as brick
mason for four years. assisting IN the
erection OF the first brick house that was
built in that town. He moved to Mis-
souri, in 1920, and erected his cabin on
the farm where he died as he had lived
genuine christian man. Mr.. Beaseley,
returned to Kentucky in 1928 on visit.
and there married on the 10th OF October
Miss Elizabeth Voolfolk, OF Christian
county, and she was like him, the child
of a revolutionary soldier. Mr.. Bease.
ley's remains were inferred in the fam
lily cemetery on his farm, in the presence
OF very large concourse OF his neigh.
bors and friends. Rev. John NJ. Robin
son, an old friend and pastor, officiating,