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LOWER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHINeToN's CoNEY ISLAND.
Select Daily Family Excursions

The palace steamer JANE MosELEY will make
excursions this popular resort leaving wharf foot
ofSi1th street DAILY, except Mondays, at $50 a. NJ
The management reserve the right TO take up any
tickets at Loaf, and return money for same Posi-
lively no Improper characters allowed on boat or
grounds.
Saltwater bathing nshing. dancing on waxed floor,
&c., &C. and "shore sinner" Music by Professor
Pistorio's Brass and string Band.
TICKETS tRound $50 GIINIs
LEN
For further Information apply at 81. Marc Hotel.
So Special arrangements made with societies.
clubs, and other organic ltious jy2Elm
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wANTED-situations-Female.


NTANTED-BYA A YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN,
w situation as ChambermRid and Seanatrcss.
anu TO make herself generally useful. Apply lI26
Eighth street northwest Ru29ts
ANTED-SITUATIoN-A LADY WHOSE
w husband cannot support her desires employ
nenti writes plain rapid hand; excellent refer
e1ces, Address MRS. c. ", Republican onice.
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University of Virginia.
iyl7-NtWF-Gw
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT
rTle National Capital

The National Capital
wAsuISoToN, d. C.,
lI1l Massachusetts avenue. May H. 1882
A. the expiration OF the present scnoiastc year i'll
ae pC lie re sS ars
Cnhell, under the name of the "orwo0d Institute"
s PSoc SHl lp Sfy o shoo
the above name, and thus through past experience
,nd aTdians The support and confidence for ihe
mlnle Of my friends and patrons Is most rCspec1uiy
solicited for those to whom re'lSn H. R KY yXRefffR fGeefff
Principal OF Al cher institute.
oren m fiB nII H' DAY IN fa APEid Eli
tGr fuii incarnation address Sr. and Mrs, wM D.
cAhELL, ili+ NJ street tnor'hw,s' washington d. G
DpEN ALL sUMMER-swITHIN c. SHORT
GGs Media "a; Ina desanS ngu N. . Symna n
sun Ss o nd1 NV So5nS nmp meS and boys y one o
ihe hest equipped, best taught ana most succ,s 'ful
Twelve experienced teachers; I'll men, and all grad
ysfd gapS indiyidaa asd sas ssIrasIion early
H. SonmS msS s fdSSm 6N or e6oa pa
ihe regular English, seenuio, Bs,ness or ClasSieal
III in HSrvd, f Yale. TrineetoG, University Of rsnn.
yyaan & En H9G stuSsnts ssyss" pSlyd
in any study and fitted tor the Sentem,l6er @ ex,
PTne az and For prSTeO q sE
LlDGE A. M IarySra Un,yersty g., r. FTaanIt ron Ne
Geips and Md} has t6iryaar sG % trains daily . aud oa
that city. Media has seven churches aud n temper
charter prohibiting the sale OF M into yica Inc
drinks. lu2-3m hWF
ERENCF LEssoNs.-MADAME LEPRINcE
il from .'aris will give Conversational Lessons In
FrenGl ~ her own and pupils resldenoesi aso In
cnSsis: prices mOderate; best city references, q
al ii5 IL str ct northwest. Madame LePrlnce viii
remain during the summer. hp~a-if
r ATTN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
IL Science, ana English, privately or y class stu
dents prepared for College and eompsttye sXsmina-
tiOns. Address a. J ANOS, n, AS
fei Room g., Corcorau Building.
CSPENeERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,. CORNER
- Niiit aud d streets northwest, occupies the Sec
ond floor ui LlNCOLN HALL BUILDING, COM
plst. In It's arrangements for training sons aud daugh
ieTs for real life Graduation exercises held last OF
May. No vacation. students received every month
I'm the year for instruction, day or evening by the
month or quarter. SPRING AND SUMMER shs$
SIONS give students from other schools opportunity
for busln training. tnll information given at the
College Office. HENRY &. SPENCER Principal
SARA A. SPENCER s-Prinelpal. my3tf
poyERY Description OF PRINTING
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CHIROPODISTS.

MOOT sURoERY-CoItNs, DC.
Hard and Soft Corns Bunions, Club and Ingrowing
Nails relieved without pain In q few minutes En-
larged Joints Exostcsis Vascular Excrescences and
all complaints of the feet successfully treated at DR.
WHITES CHIROPODIAL ESTA MENT,
l4i6 Pennsylvnnia avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel
Patronized by the most eminent physicians and sur
ington, ID. c. In 1851. jy22
National Republican., 1882-08-02

INVERY DEsCRIPTIoN OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLR RATES
AT TILE REPUBLICAN, oFFICE
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u j. GEORGFS,

y q ~ |SN@ 11'O5
Chiropodlst, Anatomlst and Manufacturer of Fine,
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS AND SHOES
Under National Hotel.
Corns, Bunlons, and Ingrowing Nails, &C., perma-
nently cured. Lasts made 10 order and preservedfor
customers.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN READY.
MADE POINTED SHOES.
Also nice assortment OF easy custom made Boots
and Shoes, especially adapted fgr tender feet VIII
sell the entire stock OF read y-nade Shoes. juI7
National Republican., 1882-08-02

LADY OF THE LAKE
viii make q trip OF 40 miles on the Potomac Rive
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, leaving sixth
Street Wharf at $3.50 p returning about o'clock
&1-No liquors sold on the boat
Fare, so cents; children half price. ju2t2m
National Republican., 1882-08-02


nj JNEY To LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT
WI low rates, real estate hecurity, by Nj. NJ
kOhR II. P2' + street northwest au2-3t*
l7OR SALIt-VERT CHEAP-PATENr OFFICE
L. Reports (mechan cali trOn 1873 TO 1871 inclusive,
comprising hhy-iour volumes, at Book Store No.
1905 seventh street northwest Jy3l-3t*
NNOSEY TO LOAN AND TO INVEST IN REAL
NH estate. Apply at KENNEDY'S Real Estate
Office, 10 Fifteenth street, iy2s-3t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NORWOOD HALL, FOURTH AVENUE AND
IN Klngsly street, Asbury Park N. j. A new and
elegantly appointed house, accommodating l5o
guests Fine ocean view. one minutes walk TO
beach and bath grounds Gas, &C Mrs, L. M. Nc
National Republican., 1882-08-02

~ IsEAsEs OF THE GENITo URINARY or,
~ gAns Blood, Liver. Kidneys, Nerves Women,
Catarrh Bronchlus Dyspepsia, &c. speedily and per-
mauenty cared Write for advice. Book froe DR
3. i. BAKER, BOX l0t. Buffalo, N. Y. apis
National Republican., 1882-08-02
Observation-Disclosures.

UTANTED-IBfNEDIATE GOOD DRESS
~, maker q so to pleasant village on the rnll.
ROAD lew miles ont of the city: must cut and ht
we'll CAL Mt or address 1874 New York avenue.
A WIDOW LADY TO KEEP HOUSE FOR ME;
IA there viii be another young lady TO assist com
pany for the young lady much of an as nny-
thlhR else. Good home gvon, md references re-
qnired. Address "WIDOwER," RepuOlican office,
iy3lGtt
National Republican., 1882-08-02
PINEY POINT HOTEL

ST. MARY's COUNTY, MARYLAND,
open for reception OF guests JUNE l5 under the
agement of the owners,
MR. AND MRS JOS. TRAvERs
The hotel has Just been thoroughly renovated fur
nshed, and supplied with every convenience for the
comfort of guests and is o firsi-cass Summer Home
for families.
Terms-s2 per day, si0 per week, and s35 per MONTH
Special arrangements made for families Daily COM
munication with Washington. Baltimore and Nor
folk by the fine steamers George Leary Lady of the
Lake, and Jane Moseey.
For further information address
MIR. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS,
iel2tf Piney Point, st, Mary's County, Md.
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WANTED-HeJu-Male.

WTANTED-BoY TO LEARN A TRADE. AD-
w dress q, Republican Office au2-3t-
UTANTED-FIFTY ACTIVE, YOUNG, UN-
w married men for the United states Army. APP
ply at l2l6 street, City. aui-l2t~
WANTED-BoY TO LEARN MACHINIsT
w trade; no wages given for first month. Apply
at 252I Pennsylvania avenue. jy31-3tN
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WANTED-Ho,rses.


WANTED TO REET-BY A PERMANENT
w tenant, n Furnished House of six or seven
rooms, Address r. l.. ", Fost Paymaster's Ofnce
1914 + street northwest. au2-3tF
XUANTED-A NEW TWIfLvE-ROoM HOUSE;
w southern frontage; locality, west of Ninth and
north of i streets. Call on or address FRANK H.
CONGER, Republican Office. iy2GGt
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WANTED-sjtuations-Male

w in gtocery store willing TO work; the best OF
references given Address RELIABLE, Republican
Ofce autSt+
National Republican., 1882-08-02

SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
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SUMMER BOARDING.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WV TTANTED-sUMMER B0ARDERs AT $50 PER
w month by A. S. DAVIS, Markham sta ion
Fauqu.er County, Va. jy27-2w*
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Observation-Disclosures.

wv ANTED--s2Oo: GOOD SECURITY AND REF
wv erences, aud no risk 10 lender. Address LOAN,
Republican Office au2-3ta
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
Thanksgiving Dinner.

The ladies Of the st. Johns II. E. church
Will hold a Grand Fair. fnelsdlng . splendid
dinner and supper. at Knights OF TsSor
Hall. on the afternoon and night Of Novem-
ber 30. 1882, for the benefit Of the church.
All are Invited. Tickets, Including dinner
or supper, % cents; admission. without
dinner or supper, 10 cents children, with.
out dinner or supper, 10 cents. Srgt.re
The following premiums will be given to
those furnishing supplies for the tables:
Best boiled ham. 81 ; chicken. cooked 5Nc;
goose. cooked, Soc; peaches. one can. sos ;
pssrs. one CAD. 50; apples, one can, SOC;
cherries, one can SOC; plums, ono can SOC;
gooseberrles, one can, Soc; light bread, Soc
corn bread. 25c; jelly, Soc; butter, Soc ;
turkey, cooked. 81; duck, cooked, Soc;
rssPberries. one can. SOC; sour pickles, Soc;
sweet pickles, Soc; catsup, 50c, peppsrsaucs,
SOC; pound cake, Toe; white cake, 81; fruit
cake. 81; sponge cake, 50e; ginger cake. Is
s~pple.butter, SOC; blackberries, sonA can. ".
Vocal and instrumental music will be fur
nlshed on the occasion by tho following per
sons: Mlsses Mary Nash, Annie Gray,
Nancy Gates. Linnie Warder, Emma Gates,
Laura Wolf. Maggie, Davis, Lou Hunter and
Msssrs. Abner Brooklns n Harrison
Curry. -Es
Committee on Premiums: Mrs. Jsnnis
Hockaday, president; Mrs. Mary Ford, vice.
president; Miss Annie Gray, secretary; Miss
Linnie. Wardtr. assistant secretary; Mes
danes Il. Sanford,D d. Ragsdals. g. Wolf, l..
Smith, III. Hunter, J. Thomas, h. Cromwell,
L.. Akers, f.. Murphy, Martins Nash, N.
Gates. NJ. Mounds. N. Hook, ID. Jacobs.
or-Keepsrs-Messrs d. McCorkIin, J..
kagsdale, fnomss Wilson. A. sanford. r.tHy'
observation-disclosures. Henry Brown, John
Saunders, O.. Hockadsy.
K Rush, Superintendent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
A Great Offer to Old and New Sub.
scribers.

We have made arrangements with the old
and weli-known popular weekly Agricul-
tural. Stock and Family paper, the journal
Of Agriculture, OF st. Louis, to CLUB 1t with
the IntellIgencer both papers to any address
Tor ~ 70. The Journal OF Agriculture 10 10
large AZ any OF the two dollar weekiies ; 10
published every Thurday on extra white
paper and with the ~clesrsst and best typo.
1t Is devoted TO the best methods Of Agri-
culture, Stock Raising, Gardening, Poultry
Raising. Orchardtng and has . splendid
Womsn's and Youths Department, and an
excellent story with other literary articles
making 1t the peer OF any family weekly In
Ser % 70 and get two OF the
best papers now published. Sample copies
of the Journal Of Agriculture can b had
BY addressing 713 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
Send remlttsncss to Intelligencer Office. 1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
COMMIssIONEK,s SALE.

~ III
Elizabeth F. Roberts and William
b. Roberts, her husband,
Charles H. Payne, ct al.
I'D \ virtue OF Q decree anil order Of sale issued
II from the office Of the clerk OF the circutt
court OF Lafayette county. ana state Of Missouri.
in favor Of said Elizabeth f. Roberts ard VIII
liam b. Roberts. her husband, as plaintiffs, and
AGAINST Z aries II Payne. Dennis Payne, George
Payne Martha Liutl.john Caroline v. Bellies,
Augustus PayEe. William Payne. JulIs Bryant
ana Nicholas h. Bryant, her husband, Francis
Lyons and James Lyons. her husblnd, and
Charles IL. Payne, administrator, and GeOrg.
L. Payne. deiendants, and to me directed us
special commissioner therein. duly appointed
as such. and returnable TO the December
term. 1882, OF said court, l will, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18TH. 1882,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, and In front Of the courthouse door, in the
city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, MIssou-
ri, during the session Of the circuit court OF said
S Siddeyy. s FOR p sssb' s,t ~ t aae' r9g6t to the i,i highest hest
interest claim and estate of the SAID plaIntins
and defendants in and to the following real
estate, described in said order of sale and de-
cree of partition as follows, to-wIt: Forty (4M
acres OF land, being the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter; and forty 4O acres. the
OF section sixteen (6) and thirty (3) acres on
OF the south end OF The northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section seventeen %,
square across; and sixteen (l6) acres of OF the
south end of the northwest quarter of The north
east quarter OF section seventeen ~. and more
fully described as follows: Beginning at the
ter Of the northeast quarter; th-noe north
MY > one and one : half (5l1O degrees
east. one hundred and thirteen nls) poles
to = atonei thence south to the government cor
ner; thence west 10 the place of beginning; and
eighty (SQ acres, the south half OF the northeast
qlrrter OF aid section seventeen 40 and eighty
tSO) acres. the south half OF the northwe est quar-
Ter OF sad section seventeen 90, and forty (4O)
acres, the northwest quarter of the soutnw est
quarter OF said section seventeen IN; and eighty
(sO) scres. the north half Of the southeast quar-
Ter OF said section seventeen ~ and forty t4c)
acres, the southeast quarter Of tire norihwr est
quarter OF section twenty (aO) and all of said
lands being 10 township forty-nInc (4y, range
T." snty-aye t25) and containing IN all tour hun
dred and forty-six (44H) acres of land.
Given under my hand rs special commission, r
this 18th day OF November, A. p. 1882
CHARLES IL. PAYNE
nnylS Il S,..;.l
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Warrant drawn for j. Kist on last meeting
ordered on the special sinking fund.
COMMITTEES on gas reported to ullow warrant
for the month of October.
Mr.. McCansland mov,d that the finance COM
mitiee and Register get warrant from Mrs.
kownslar and draw 3 new warrant for balance
for the reason that the back WAS covered with
credits. =.-
Mr.. Ahrens. chairman of COMMITTEES on IN
proveinents and repairs reported on petition OF
r. Field. ct al. to have fremont street repaired
aud recommended the improvement. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Hamlet the report was received and
adopted.
Mr.. Ahrens from committee on ordinances re-
ported against passing an ordinance to change
teamsters license SO rs to make them take out
license forsix months from time ofapplica alton, as
asked for by Mr.. Billiard at last meeting. report
received and died.
Mr.. Ahrens on special committee to settle with
Mr.. Turner, reported they had not yet perform
ed that duty and asked for further time which
was granted. O.. s.
Mr. McCausland moved that In the settlement
with Mr.. Turner that he be allowed to have An
attorney or friend to assist him to make settle
ment. Carried.
By leave. Mr.. 10. A. Wilson addressed the
council, and requested to have the street repair
ed near bis residence.
Mr.JGhn Goehner requested the city to repair
the street to the cemetery at the railroad bridge.
Mr.. Ahrens offered a resolution that the mayor
appoint II committee of three to take the neces.
sary steps to revise the city ordinances, and to
consult and employ legal help Tor that purpose
Said shall report to the council Ut the
next regular meeting, the city deserving the
right to approve or reject their action. Carried.
The mayor referred the matter to on
ordinances.
MIR Gibbons called for petition OF j j Hogan
ct al. TO have curb placed on Third street in
front OF block one. z. H.& G.'s addition, refer.
red to committee on improvements and repsirs
also petition ofJ. J. Hogan to have engineer
survey lois belonging to him in Wsddell's sddi-
ton, petition read and on motion of Mr.. Glib.
bops, the engineer was ordeled to survey the
lots.
AIR. Ahrens moved that the city marshal be
instructed to have the roof Of city hall painted.
Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Gibbons, the engineer was
Instructed to build bridge on Rock street at the
Intersection Of Third street, the cost not to ex-
coed s35.
Foil tax of John Kreiger and Mike Howell
abated. they being over age.
The mayor appointed and the council confirm
edT.J John superintendent of c.luboose. and
j. T. Owen and F. +. Gates policemen for tn.
ensuing month.
On motion council adjourned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18

SWINE RUNNING At LARGE.

."a
Lafayette County Court. November Term-5th
Day-November II, 1882.
WHEREAS. upon = petition signed by ont
w hundred freeholders of the County of La
fayette, and STATE of Missouri, praying thIs
Court tn submit and cause 20 be submitted to the
qualified voters OF said County OF Lafayette the
question of restraining SWINE from running u,
large in said county, as provided in Chapt r IL.
Of the Revised Statutes of 1879, entitled 20
Swine Running at LARGE - the said court did,
by its order Of record, made August 8, 1882. nj
after the first Monday in November, in the year
1852, at the usual voting places in each town.hil
IN said Connty; submit and cause to be submit
cordance with said petition ana in accordance
with the law made and provided, the said ques-
ton OF restraining swine from running at large
in said county, notice Of the same having been
given according to law; and, whereas, it ap.
pears to the satisfaction OF the court, IRON the
papers and returns of eaid general election, on
fle in the ONCE OF the county clerk. duly can
vassed and certified according to law, that there
were cast: For restraining Swine from running
at large 2.5is ballots; and agalnst restraining
Swine from running at large, l ,705g ballots; and
that the majority OF the votes Cast was S37 Tor re.
straining Swine from running at large:
this Court shall Immediately give notice OF the
result of said election by publishing the same in
the Lexington lntel!igencel, a weekly newspa-
notlcea thereof to be posted up in ut least three
public places in each township in the County
and 1t shall not be lawful for swine of any age
or description to. run at large Off the premises
and outside OF the Enclosure OF the owner OF
such Swine. in said Lafayette county from and
election. dit. ~.
sTATE OF MISSOURI. L.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE. S. 20
!. Wm.B- Steele. clerk of the County Court.
within and for the County, and state aforesaid.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is II full and
true copy Of the order of the aforesaid County
Court. " the same appears of record in nv said
office, in Book 20.
In testimony whereof. I do hereunto set my
hand, and aAX the seal of said court, this 18Th
day OF November, A. d , 1882.
WIN. B. STEELE, Clerk.
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SAUE

State to the use OF MountIoy
VS..
Michael Wa!sh.
y i virtue OF y special execution, issued from
- inc onice OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
l,aisyette county. Missouri, wherein The stute
.. missouri. at the relation aud to the use Of
Hep,ge ID: MountJoy: collector of the revenue
OF lafayette county, Missouri, is plaintiG. sui
against Michael Walsh: to me directed and re-
court. l will, on "' =" '"'"
FRIDAY. DECEMBER srm. 1882,
between me hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
anu nve O'Clock In the afternoon of said DAY, and
IN front OF the courthouse door, in the city OF Ler-
ing I onss IN Laf"yette county. Missouri. during
county. sell publicly, by suction, to The hIghrsr
,sro., i9a cash In hand. all the right. title. In
Walsh defendant in said execution, in and to the
.oilowlng described real estate. situate. lyln,
ana being in the county Of LAFAYETTE. and s:ni.
OF Missouri: to.wit: lot four ~, block thirty-
Lexington, Mo. y"
Given under my hand this 18th day of Nh
'enhUUgE: 1857. BENJAMIN ELLIOTT,
W. sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STAT OF MISSOURI
LAFAfETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court OF salt Onhnty In vacation
October 18th. lss.
Sophia Siumpenlausen widow Off
DietricE Stumpenhausen. deceas-
ell. Ernest Stnmpenhausen. Henry
Stump-nhausen and Dietrich
Stumpenhausen
Mary Schuette and Henry Schuett.,
her husband: Sophia Schuett. and
Gebhard Schuette. her husbsnd; ffeeiuon.
Anna Stumrenhsusen,. August
Stumpenhsusen and Meta Stun.
penhsusen and 1.-THE Orphan
Asylum. controlled by the Evan
gslioal Church denomins,ion.n
and ''the synod of the Evangelical
Church denomination"
n ,O the said Orphan Asylum controlled BY the
synod Of The Evangelical Church Iennminat,on:
You are each hereby notified that said p~lsintufs
have commenced = suit sRainst you and
said other defendants In said court by
petition, the object ana general nature or
which 10 to have the instrument of writing pur-
porting To be the last will and testament OF
l.ietrick 5 umpenhausen deceased, and which
was rtjecIed by the Probate court OF said Lafay-
elite county, admitted 10 probate anil Of record.
that and til. court will render Judgment that said
instrument of writing DE established d the lsst
Will and testament OF sail drre ase,i.
And you are farther notified that unless You an
pear al the ncxtte:m OF said cOurf,tO h- beg un and
held ut the courthouse in he city ufLrxingt0n in
SAID county on the 18th day Of d. c.mbcr next. and
on or before the 9Th day IF said term, il the term
shall SO long continue. and IT not, then before
the end OF the term, and answer said petition the
same Will be taken as confessed.
And il is further Ordered that . COPY hereof be
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
GER. u newspaper published in said county OF
lafayette for four weeks successfully. the i.st
commencement OF the next term Of th,s court.
A true copy. Attest:
pvc n FRANK TkIGG. Clerk.
Burden & Son, attorneys for plaiu,Ims.
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To the Public.

Having purchased of my partner, Mr.. R.
l will continue the business at the same
stand. No. 81 Main street. where 1 shall aim
to keep at al times . we'll selected stock Of
the best groceries,, which l propose selling
IS low as the same can be sold. Thanking
our many friends and the public for their
Kind and liberal patronage, l hope that I
may meet , continuance Of the same In
future. Mr.. r. c. T. Brightwsll will remain
with me and will be pleased to see bis many
friends at all times. All orders will be prop
erly filled and delivered. Respectfully,
s23tf GRUNDY YOUNG.
Lexington, Mo-, Sept. 2lst, 1882. &,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

PY virtue of an order of thu Probate Court OF
ID Lafayette county, Missouri. made ut thu
August term, 1852. Of SAID court. and in obcdi-
ence to said order, l will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH. 1882,
at the courthouse door, In the city of Lexington.
Lafay etle county, Mo and during the session
OF the circuit court for said county. offer for
sale. openly and publicly, by auction to the
highas 81 b:duer. Tor cash in hand, al; the right,
title and interest of AbsalOm Sibrrt, deceased. in
the following Innds, situated in Lafayette coun-
~, Missouri, viz: The east half ct the south
west quarter Of section seventeen (i7l; and the
west half of the southeast quarter of section
seventeen Ill, within township iorty-eight [4s],
and range tw+n,y-six t26]; also the northeast
quarter Of section twenty-five I25l; and the east
half Of the southeast quarter OF section twenty
i've Isl, within township iortv-ninc [49l. and
range twenty -four [24l, said sale will be made
to enforce a Judgment OF the Lafayette circuit
court In favor of Dewitt e Fry against said
land. rendered April ls. 1882. for 81 Alb As, and
coats upon an attachment leviei on said land in
said cause by Dewitt e Fry on October s, 1881,
and will be made subject to membranes.
Given under my hand this November IL. 1882
novlStd NJ. CHAPMAN,
administrator Estate OF A~bsalomSibert .de:'d.