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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-11
Gommfrfial.
MARKET.
WEEKLY REPORT.
TIE MORNING NEWS,

WEEKLY E-EANnAH
-r-v OF THE MORNING NEWS,
OH ss.yt,-StH. February 10. 1852.
-r-,l REMARKS Trade has been m ,o.a'
'-.--r. during the week, with but little
rsis' -- f, values. The money market IS
slt--'.' -,.---,vrers have no trouble in obtain
s1sy. 'l- ,-,-, the hanks upon good collateral
rz t,r5s have been quiet and close
s7-H $50 and Savannah has advanced
vaiN .f, common has declined two
POM s-r-l.western three points, and central
.4sra- cent certificates one and a nan
bi ,,-r has weakened IN sympa-
rl the general depression in
rs --.-zs Of produce, but the demand
o---- ,-a steady than for some time psst
t-' .-.-t.v. been ample for the demand,
i-- ara somewhat easier. The bacon
OH t--bar. clear rib sides, shoulders and
- having advanced re, and dry saited
-'-- IN. .r9es and long clears &c The mar
cen. ..-r s.oezed. and the demand has been
SCI rr-u- has been in fair demand, and at
.--.ss il is the cheapest food IN the
There is no change in values in this
.----,rfnz markets, and as il now costs
cheat. its production is Improbable
...---rr,e-ure-s. Florida oranges are scarce
-7-f demand at fair prices
e--r-s The demand for rosen has
-,5 during the week at generally easy
r. ,rard n having decliued 1915 cents
f-- -lsss . cents since our last re-
81. --a market closes steady at quota
--4 the stock in first hands is very small.
$50 barrels. Spirits tUrpentine has
-.-r active at firm values, and the IN
heavy sales have left but little stock
-.-.ue-s-r sales 76i casks
The demand for this staple has
.l.-s-e during the week at easy values.
--.-.--..t closes quiet and irregular at de-
---.-- l.e on middling fair, S-16c- on good
.s..-- mid ling aud low middling and &c.
--..--f ordinary aud ordinary.
....s f-- the week were s17 bales. The
.- -ss.,fIle OF the weeks business viii
.-- transactions each day and the quo
...--s AZ tHe CLOSE;
-r-ilr-lI4rket opened firm. with fair
r AZ one %. ~ the quotation for mid
tfr4uced l-l6c., the market closing steady.
SAL MARKET opened and closed steady,
oie-lte demand Sales 1881 bal s.
f.v-Wsrket opened quiet. At 4 p. m.
OIL ....H-HfIlu for mll4Aiu ueIttuel 4-A0cs the
-t.- closing easier Sales soi hales-
-1-.f--sf4v- Market opened quiet and easy,
,,-r- tic quotations for all grades de-
~. the market closing duu. Sales
--.-.sftv- Market opened very quiet At 4
o.. -r4q11rat0ns FOR good middling, mid
KIM aci .lw mitdling declined l-l5c.. end
obituary and ordinary &c. the market
.--.--.. lar and easy. Sales ia bales
r-ilr-2I irset opened irregular and easy,
.- r f-r1te demand. and closed IN
4,-..f sales b2l bales. We quote:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
Fatal Railroad Accident.

As wild engine was returning to
St. AlbaRs- 4fre. .sstr~4Re 3xbury, on Mon
day, it stopped to take wood between
Montpelier junction and Mortified.
when the engine St. Alex. also run
Mug wild. suddenly rounded a sharp
curve and came on the standing ell
CINE without notice. The engineer of
The first locomotive jumped and called
to his fireman, Hollis Barrett, of ST.
Armand, p. O., to follow, but he was
too late and was caught by the tender
and then thrown under the wheels OF
the two locomotives. His head was
smashed beyond the semblance OF
recognition, both arms were cut of
near the shoulder and both legs be-
tween the knees and hips. The body
was taken to Montpelier, where Z.
N. Scoville placed it III such shape as
he could and the body was sent Oh
the express tram Monday afternoon
to his friends by order of Genera
Superintendent Hobart. Barrett was
"a years of age and unmarried. The
fireman of the St. Alex. was some
what injured. Both locomotives were
considerably smashed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
= Probate Court.

The following is a report of the
business transacted at the Probate
Office, for the two weeks ending Nov.
18th:
Nov. 6.-Seaver Minors guardianship,
Stowe; license granted to sell real estate.
| Samuel Andrews estate, johnson license
granted to sell real estate.
Nov. 7.-B. II. Davis estate, Morris
town; Seymour Harris appointed admin
| istrator; Simeon Bridge and Fl. Ell. Ell
more, appraisers and commissioners.
I Ephraim Stebbins' estate, Eden; COM
missioners make report.
Nov. &C. Il. Smiths estate, Cam
! bridge; eXecutrix settles her account and
assignment made to- widow.
Nov. l3.-Susan F. Andrews guardian
ship, Morristowu; 2. X. Gleed appointed
guardian.
Nov. AR. E. Smalleys' estate, Hyde
Park; appraisers make report. Chloe d.
| Spooner's estate, WaterviIle: administra-
tor presents his account for settlement
hearing set for Dec. 6. 1892.
| Nov. l5.-Cassandra LovejOy's guar
! dianship, Stowe; o, f. Gerry appointed
/ guardian.
Jov. l6.-Ephraim Stebbins' estate.
| Ellen; eXeeulri< settles her account.
solomon Stoves estate. Morristown;
will proved aud approved; IL. z. Stowe.
administrator with the will annexed :;
| Wfnslow Wheelock and Alden Darling,
appraisers and commissioners.
| Nov. 1S.-Wm. r. Cheney's estate.
Stowe; commissioners of homestead and
dover. make report. Samuel Slayton's
estate, Stowe; license granted to sell
real estate Henry Thomas estate,
Stowe; license granted to sell real estate.
IN INSOLVENCY.
IT. Jones and E. F. Jones' estate.
Woleott; C. j. Patch appointed assignee.
Nov. l0.-Henry Nye's estate. Cam
bridge; B. F. Wiley appointed assignee.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
EDEN.

The friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Demeritt assembled at their
residence on the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday, Oct. 9th, to remind them
that 80 years of their welded life had
rolled away. The afternoon was spent
in social enjoyment, at o'clock tea was
served, and Judging from the bountiful
supper should say that
Zach guide wife We'd with the rest,
AS which should do the most and best"
Evening witnessed full house from
Albany, Craftsbury, and Hardwick, they
came, and Judging from the numerous
presents, none came empty handed.
Among the most prominent gifts mem
toned are tea set and fcnaTr. Social
games were enjoyed by theAounger por-
| ton of the company, and the more staid
visiting, by the older ones. AT O'Clock
another sunptuous repast was served.
after which the company separated, feel
ing they had had a good time.
| Waldo Danver and family returned
from Dakota, recently.
Uncle Henry Stone has new windows
fol- his house.
Mr.. Chas. Hosmer has bought of Wm
Bassett, the farm recently purchased BY
INN OF MIR. Minot. Mr.. IL. has moved
onto the same. and Mr.. Bassett can be
found at his old home, while Mr.. George
Lanpher occupies the house vacated by
Mr.. Bassett.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
ELM ORE.
School closed at the p,

School closed at the Pond last Friday.
Mrs. C, s, Parker remains very nearly
the same. Her friends feel that as she is
growing no worse that it is presumptive
evidence that she Is some better,
n. Camp says he proposes to furnish
any one in Lamoille county, an organ,
one of the Beatty make, and back the
guarantee of satisfaction or money refund
ed after one years trial, by his own per-
sonal credit, thus showing his faith in
his own physic.
A. NJ. Woodbury. finds himself short
about barrel of vinegar, which it is pre-
sumable that his hired help inhibited
about the stage when it would pass fol
sap beer. Sorry for the Judge, but We
must laugh, nevertheless.
Your Worthwhile correspondent has
| rather the start of us as regards c. 5
Parker taking Allen Stone to Brattleboro
| 1t was the first selectman, Chas. Cook
who conveyed him to that place last weel
| Wednesday, taking him from Ed. Gil
bert's about three in the morning will
the aid of our local giant, Wheelook.
The wood choppers have change o
base, Ward and Tiff having dls Olvet
partnership, and viii Ward takes Tiff
place to finish the job.
Mrs. A. Camp spent day out at th
Capitol, last week, also Mrs. ID. Will
all the week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Miss " aitcomb made, on Saturday, a
call at the office of DR.. Bingham. in Bur-
limgton. and got the gratifying assurance
that she was in fair way to Il complete
and final recovery.
Mr.. J. r. Morgan has pair of oxen on
hand for sale, that are very desirable
bargain.
Mr.. Wheelock exchanged pulpits, on
Sunday last, with Mr.. Smith, of johnson.
The management of the Portland &
SwantOn r. r., have at last got gang of
carpenters at work on the platform at
Cambridge Junction, so long needing re-
pairs.
The engine of the freight train on the
B. & l.. is disabled, and the engines on
the express and mail are utilized for
double duty tor few days.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
CAMBRIDGE RoRO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner have re-
turned to their fathers home in much
improved health.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of johnson. occupied
Rev. Mr.. Wheelock's pulpit. Sunday
morning and evening, very acceptably.
Our friend. Ii. F. Cady is very sick
with typhoid pneumonia.
Our butter market is reported as taking
the lead of all others in this vicinity, both
in prices and receipts. The prices OF
later date range from p to 80 cents
early October brings few cents higher,
though not much is offered.
1t is fact that young Gray is making
business lively for tAe old traders. He
sells at bottom prices, fives full measure,
and am honest count every time.
Surprising what stock o. w. Reynolds
keeps. and more go. they do say, his pri-
ces are the lowest. Granulated sugar, IL
cents, very nice, flour at $3.50; get q
barrel and be convinced and satisfied.
car load arrived Monday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
FLETChER.

Mr.. Amasa Walker and his wife are in
no enviable position. They have been
hard working aud economical people all
their lives. and accumulated good prop
erty. They raised six children to man
and womanhood, three of whom are still
living and yet they live alone in their age
and feebleness. He is past so and is I'M
able to take step, in consequence of a
bad and painful sore on his toe. She IS
also very lame from rheumatism, and, al
together, they are nearly helpless.
L. C. Lee has been having large shed
re-shingled.
I'll. B. French has his new sugar house
completed and will run an evaporation an
other spring.
improvements were made last week or
the wharfing at the North West end Of
the Centre Church.
No snow or mud worth mentioning.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Geo. Sargent and Edison Griswold are
doiuo An extensive job of numbering Tor
James Brown, in Belvedere.
Elder Gray returned last week from
visit to relatives In Burlington and Swan
ton.
Olive Emerson. formerly town charge.
non coDsnus 7nentus, died last Saturday
and was buried Monday.
| a good live. sober blacksmith would
| do we'll to apply to L. Z. Harrington, for
the shop lately vacated by L. 5. Nc
| Knight.
Preparations are being made to replank
and otherwise repair the arch BRIDGE
| None too soon.
H.K. Elliott. of Eden, has taken pos
| session of the Hiram Billiard farm. by
virtue of lease, until such time as the
mort ga gee may make legal conveyance
| when it is expected he will buy the place
u. C. Smith intends to redeem his mill
nr,peIty through the aid of Mr.. LAID
his brother-in-la who will also FURNISH
means To stock the same.
small sized bell is offered the com
munity at the low figure OF SlO.
yynuli NOT be cut of place on the school
house bur for a church bell. as the prlc'
;mnIies. il il too small, and we may au'
,s In Is also of inferior quality, llttl'
: additional effort should be made 10 Sc
= cnre a larger and better bell, the nee'
1 of which no one disputes.
The Underhill correspondent or tn
. Jericho Reporter. talks in the following
Strain: .-The fall term of the Gree
, Mountain Academy, V. A. Billiard prln
I cinal, closed Friday last a successful
f t.rn, of ten weeks with an average at
+ tendance of 40 scholars. Mr.. Billiard
we'll liked in this vicinity as citiZe
: and teacher. He is graduate OF tn
Normal school at Johnson. Ii Is carr
+ rstIy hoped he will return and teach tn
o winter term." How big "Vern" woul
~ feel if he knew this
I'm view OF the very moderate abilit
eylnced by the st. j. & l.. G. X. II. Co
}. during the past year to transport lumber
Jl cauitaiists. some of whom already hay
Id large investments. are unwilling TO fu
nt ther hazard chances of receiving due r,
turns and refuse tn place their resourc,
o. i'm the reach of mill-men to be used
Is stocking mills: consequently there wi
Us be material falling Oft IN the amount
e. lumber manufactured the coming yea
=, Some mills. we understand, will be sin
- down entirely. Others will only do custO
;" work, and few. If any, will be heavi
he stocked. There seems to be nothing
IS. prospect to obyiate the difficulty but Il
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
JOB NSON.

Knight & Nye are receiving a car load
of choice winter apples in the different
varieties. Catch them while they are
going.
Rev. A. A. Smith exchanged with NT.
Wheelock of Cambridge, Sunday. Mr..
Wheeleck preached in the Baptist church.
Sunday evening.
The Ways and Means Society will meet
at the vestry, Friday afternoon and even
ing.
In the absence of Rev. Mr.. Pierce, Rev.
J. Fl. Upper preached in the Baptist
church. Sunday morning.
The Fellowship Meeting of the Con-
gregational churches of Lamoille county,
was held i'm the Congregational church,
last week Wednesday and Thursday. 1t
was well attended, and surely it was a
pleasant and profitable meeting for all.
The reading given by Mrs. Purple, last
Friday evening, in Normal Hall. was
very enjoyable. Some of the selections
especially. showed what training can do
for the human voice.
Han dy has no ne,0 counters. but can sell
you clothing from his old tables for less
money than any man in Lamoille county.
Mrs. \. H. Pike has returned from a
lengthy visit in New York.
The number of students in the Normal
school the present quarter, equals. II not
exceeds, that of the past quarter.
We are glad to welcome Mrs. A. A.
Smith home again after an absence OF
two or three weeks.
The trains seem to be carrying on a
wholesale slaughter business in this town
this fall. Last week they ran over five
calves belonging to Frank Heath, and 4
cow belonging to Mr.. Gonyeau.
There was almost a serious accident in
the depot yard the other day. As one of
the lumber teams was standing unhitched
and unguarded, the horses were frighteu-
ed by the engine and ran. DIR. Allen and
his wife sat in their team in the yard and
the lumber team taking full sweep,
smashed against wheel of the doctor, :
buggy. Just Il little more force would
have demolished the buggy and its occu-
pants entirely. The runaway team went
on down the hill, broke some of the posts
of the bridge, and was brought to a
standstill i'll the village.
r. w. Mcfarland is now offering large
lot of full roller process flour. made from
the best white winter wheat and guaran-
teed equal to any white winter wheat
roller flour in this county, at 1928 per
barrel. This being below the regular
wholesale price for this grade, no person
will be entitled to more tnan two barrels
He sells all other goods at prices as low
as ever.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23

The recent auroral display is re.
ported as among the most wonderful
ON record, and very much impeded
Geographic communication. At Chi
cage it cut Off communication in every
direction, setting switch-boards OF
fire and melting the keys of the i'll
strument. Great disturbance is also
reported from Maine, New Jersey
Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin and
other places. This is not an ,'off year
on "sky-lights," anyhow.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
WAIERXILLE.

Mr.. Frank Beard and wife have rented
upper rooms In Mr.. Geo. Hulburd's house
aud are moving in.
Allen Mann aud bride have commenced
housekeeping in Ed. Mann's house.
Eddie Prior injured his ankle so severe
" by jumping from wagon, that he mas
to resort to crutches.
Geo. Hulburd is engaged to teach our
village school.
Levi and Annie Smile have returned
| from the West, while Lucie remains fol
| her health.
Mr.. Geo. Mann has failed. Sorry fol-
him
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
RELVtDERE.

Eddie Brown has rented Mrs. K. j..
Fletcher's place, aud we understand she
is going to keep house for her brother.
VIM. II. Parker has moved to Eden to
work for Brown at the Newton mills.
Mr.. Bessy, of Enosburg. the accom-
plished music teacher, has singing
school at the Junction, which is well at
tended.
Alva Chaffee has had the new 81" to
his house painted inside and out. 1t Is
needless to say it Is well done, as Potter
did the work.
Protracted meeting at the Centre, be-
ginning the 2lst aud lasting over the
Sabbath. Elders Reynolds, Rockwell
and Farman are expected to be present.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
NORTH wOLCOTT.

Club meeting next Saturday night.
Miss Celia Strong commenced school
at West Hill. last Monday.
Miss Matte Putnam has been engaged
to teach the winter school in Hampshire
district.
A match game of ball played at Crafts
bury Common, between North Wolcott
boys and the school boys. Saturday. re-
suited in victory for the Common boys
There will be q social dance at II, w
Camps Hall. Dec. lst; music by the
Kittridge band; bill for dancing, 81
cents. Oysters will be furnished fol-
those who desire them at % cents each
Everybody is invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
NORTH TROY

F. II. Rand expects to 90 to Jericno to
locate in the practice of his profession,
AFRO B. Chamberlin has had another
shock of paralysis and is confined to the
house.
Walter Bailey fell from freight train
last week at Masonyille, having leg so
badly crushed that amputation was nec-
essary.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
MA II Il led.

WILCOX-PHILLIPS.- Duxbury, Nov. 16
by Rev. S. III. Wheeler, Launes Wilcox, oil
Stowe, and Kate Phillips of DGXbury.
GnAY-BOLTON.- I'm Vol oft, Oct. "a, by Rev
Z. j. Richardson, Mr.. Geo. NJ. Gray and Miss
Hattie l.. Bolton, both of Elmore.
PEAKE-SPAULDING.- Morrisville, Nov
l5 by Rev. j. Z. Hall, Mr.. Mason Peake ant
Miss dannah Spanlding, both of MorrisvIlle.
HE-ALEXANDER.-In Wocott, Dc
"A. by Rev. e. J. Richardson, Mr.. Frederick n
PrOvouche of olcot, and Miss Flora NJ. Alex
ander of MorristOwn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23

Engineer Melville's passion is to
get nearer the North pole than any
man has ever done. He says that he
shall get up another expedition if pos
sible' and will sail again for the Arc
TIC at the first opportunity. He is
connoent that he can reach the pole,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23

extension of the B. 6 l.. r. R., to John
son or further; such an event is anxious
ly awaited and will be hailed with salts
faction north of here as we'll as at this
Mace
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
The Vermont Mutual Insurance Co

The Insurance Assessments of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company for 1881, are
now overdue. Please do not delay to pay the
same to Page 4 Mcfarland, and save the trouble
and expense Of reFiRing to the home office.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry cures
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough. Group, Influenza. Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs
and Chest, so cents and 81 a bottle.
9-52 1y
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
EsTRAY i!

Some two weeks or more ago, one Large Red
Yearling Steer. Len my pasture situated above
Simeon ridges pl &C.. Anyone informing me
as to his Whereabouts, will be suitably rewarded.
ALFRED DODGE.
MorrisYile, Nov. II 1882. 5o
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
NOTICED!

On the sd day OF September, 1882 one SINAI
black and white yearli heifer came into tls
enclosure of the subscriber. The owner Is re
quested to prove property, pay charges ann G'k'
her away. - "a hHi'
Wolcott Oct. 2sth, 1882.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
wESTElEln

Samuel Chase has rented E. w. Miller's
farm.
Nelson Seymour has moved into the
hoase vacated by William Edmunds.
Thomas Cowan moves to Burke.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
sTRAYED or STOLEN
Oct. 27th, from the premises OF int uII''eI 81 III
ONF LIGHT BAY MARE,

weight about 900 lbs, smooth made, greylsu
name, little lame behind win a Done spawn
Any information leading to the recovery Vi 'i''
0''''o wa ~ ELMER A. SMALLEY.
sotf Hyde Park, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
N OTIeE .

All persons having unsettled accounts with me
mnst call and settle the same Immediately, as my
books mast De closed at once.
50w4 t. n. CALhlNS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23

Cashmeres from 5 to 10 cents per
yard lower.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
CLOTHING ! !

Our stock being the largest in this
vicinity, we have made a greater re-
duction than in the other departments,
in order to close. Notice the follow
ing:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-23
THE ALTAR.

aaty.e No., 4 Dec go IS. sr; 'EEpWHihp sTSsE-
JOSEPH IASa4S and Mss JENNIE BYEks.
= At the rssidsnes Of the hrlde's father J.
=; Howe; Egg !; In w LsIln15o1 tG p:ea 81 b ley Rey.
M,s. NJ I1 Issff i. h Howe CO. .'N
Year Anllyilie. lafayette county. No.
RRS eSi III sy .n ald Kiss = L5 : L0 asas ~: d q The Il:
late Mr.. Len. Matthew'S.
At the residence Of Jno. W. Waddsll.
Esq, in this city, on Sunday. Bee; 10; lsS1; ~
r.. Esii Nh +; T nsTffiR p R wash sSrGs 4 Tsi. !. :
marriage ia high colored life. the coAtract!nE
parties being we'll known to sll our citizens. We
T.n sJ nv the husbssd ia Continuing to vote The
straight democratic ticket.
- At Odessa. Lafsyette county. NO., Dee;
u. By EsqSIrs 81; R Yns M. y. 'oShs
Dover township. Laf.1Stts copnty, Aei' Ds1.
-. IAh Wi:s Il Rooy,aEsh Is .;1e Cox. t Cf sSis county county: No.
%. BY Elder G. s. Lucas, Mr.. B.. +. MOORE.
Of Salisbury. Charlton county. No. and 1isa
LIZZIE WHITE, OF Hampshire county. W. Va.
% NJ A. 9 ssss31k ks':sy fsfs isfHsT'EEih :. ma R Ris;
IIzzfE wHTfSE4.
..-In odss.a, L.fay...s county. NJ: PEE
CAL1Y. OF Rochester. N. Y. and Mrs. E. y.
WEAETT, OF springwstsr, N. r., the couple
having left . Z, q A. train there Tor the purpos'
Of Wealock.
- At Odessa, lafayette county. Mo-. Dec
Is. hy Rev. r. W. Leonard, Mr.. ISAA(
FRAZIER and Miss SUE RAWLINGS.
VIZ In Dover township. Lafayette county
Mo-, Dec. II, by Rev. W. Tate. MIR TliOHA'
JENNINGS and Miss IDA sMTTHERAAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-23
Called Meeting of City Council.

CoUHcIL HALL. December Is, 1852.
Council met In special session on the call Of
the Mayor. Fresent-Csther, Davis. Gibbons.
Hamlet, Love and owen, the mayor in the
chair.
The mayor stated the object of the meeting
was to Ill the vacancy occasisned by the death
Of Mr.. H. j. e. Ahrens, and to order u special
election.
The mayer appointed and the council confirm
ed Is councilman Mr.. John Goehner until q
special election could be held. Mr.. Goehner
being present he WAS duly qualified and took
his seat.
On motion Of NJ. Davis 1t was ordered that q
special election to all the vacancy Of council
man from, the second ward should be held in
that ward on Tuesday, j anuary ID, 1888.
The following persons were appointed as
judges apd elerka Of said election: Judges
henry Emde, VIM. II. Ewing. Jno. AcKinnon
a.d Jno. T.. Raseom. C~lerks-Arthur Young.
Robert Smith. Joseph Homer and james
Lyons, Jr.
Mr.. Hamlet moved that o committee OF one
from each ward be appointed to draft resolution,
on the death OF Mr.. Ahrens. Carried.
The mayor appointed Aessrs HAMLET. Davi'
Gibbons aud O~sn ON said committee.
On motion tile council adjourned.