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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-03-30

4 OMMISSiONERSSA SALE OF VALUABLE MIN
~ ERAL LANDS Pursuant to a decree of
the clrcniG court Of Augusta county rendered In the
cause OF Osborne " Co., & ais. vs.. Trotter & ais.
We will on
Monday, the 2Srd day Of April, 1888,
in front of the court house of Augusta county. In
Staunton. Va, proceed to offer for sale at public
auction the interest of James |. A. & A. D. Trotter
land in augusta county about five miles east of
Greenville
This tract of land is held by said .sssasgsasa.
TrOtfeIS jointly with the heirs Of JEFF hSFEusa 3SA
fersOn Kinney decd Said TrOIterS TsEkslSsSE
owning two thirds and Kjnneys heirs
one third. GSaaNgssseas
This land is represented as aboundingin Iron Ore
and other mineral. 1t lies Immediately adjoining
the milne Ore Bank and Bare Ore Bank'' both OF
which have been opened and are known to be very
valuable.
Geo, ogical survey has been made of this land by
Professor j. l.. Campbell of the Washington & ee
University and any one desiring to do 50, can see
the report OF Professor Campbell upon calling on
either of the undersigned.
The interest of Kidneys heirs In this tract of land
Is In the hands of MessS Elder 4 Nelson, Real Es-
tate Agents of Staunton. Va, who will sell 1t at
private sale.
the following terms tO-wt: For cash In hand suffi
cient to nav the bill OF Prof Campbell for his survey
and report, and the costs OF sale and the balance
upon credit OF one, two and three wears, the pur
chaser executing bonds with approved security for
the deferred instalments bearing interest from the
day of sale and lien retained as ultimate security.
- - ALEX. H. Fl STUART
GEO. M: COCHRAN Jr
ALEX. H. FULTZ,
Tnr, lot,
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w. s. KERR'S

MARBLE WORKS, STAUNTON, VA.
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds Of
MONUMENTAL WORK, HEAD AND FOOT
STONEs either on hand or made to order.
have on hand fine ortment of the latest
designs in Tombstone Work. which can make at
short notice either in Italian or American Marble.
All work guaranteed and prices as low as can be
furnished anywhere. and satisfaction assured in
all respects No. 20 North Augusta St, between
Eakle & Jones and Gilliams groceries.
Respectfully
ma r301y W S. KERR.
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REvrN11r

COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
I Respectfully announce myself candidate for
i the office of Commissioner OF the Revenue
in Riverheads District. Being seriously disabled
and incapacitated for manual labor hope that ray
claims will receive the favorable consideration OF
the yoters OF Augusta county.
MARI tide JACOB H. SWARTZEL
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County TREAsuRrt

I HEREBY announce myself candidate for the
4 Once of County treasurer. subject 10 the
gee lsion OF nominating convention should one
be held.
Respectfully,
feb 16 tide ! N MCFARLAND
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COUNrY TRrAsuRrR

ITO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
L hel eby announce myself candidate for
the Office of Treasurer of Augusta county and, il
elected. with the experience already acquired in
the Off CO. promise faithful and satisfactory dis
charge of its duties.
Respectfully,
mar16 tide JNO E. HAMILTON
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COMMISSIONER OF THE RrvENuK.

COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
T HEREBY announce myself candidate for the
L Office Of Commissioner Of the keypnup for
Beverley Manor District, subject to the decision of
nominating convention should there be one here
after held
feb23 tdex NJ FIJI GII,KERSON
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
AS executor Of Mrs. Susan G. Graham, decd, I
will sell at public auction, in the town Of Green
vile. on
Tuesday, april 3rd, 1883,
the following desirable real estate adjoining the
village OF Greenvle. and Immediately surrounding
the depot on Valley Railroad.
Lot No cont aims IL and d acres. us,assasasa
Immediately opposite depot, lies SyJiH5&e 9aSSA
beautifully, and very desirable for 4EISsS&
building lots. %SgaKASAeS
Lot No. contains 1871 acres, 10 of 90
which is meadow, surrounding depot and along the
line OF the railroads very desirable.
Lot No 3 contains 4611 acres. adjoining the vii
lage and lot No. about 10 Of this lot in tim
Der and balance cleared and good farming land.
Lot No contains "a acres, about acres
in timGer, stream of water running through it.,
lies at the west end OF Greenve, part of this may
be sold in lots.
~ Lot II ~ O. contains acre, adjoining Paul Meads
The above il all very desirable property and
should command the attention of parties desiring
good location for business; Greenville depot on
Shenandoah Valley Railroad only ~ miles distant
will take pleasure In showing the land to any one
who may desire to purchase, and will answer any
communication by letter concerning the same.
Possession gwen Immediately.
TERMS:-a cash and balance in and years.
with good personal security and title retained as
ultimate security.
VIM f. SMITH, Exr of
MARI tbs Mrs Susan c. Graham, decd.
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A ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES.-Prof. Chas. H.
IA Winston of Richmond College. under the au
spices OF the Y. M c. A. will deliver in Staunton
on next Thursday night, a lecture ON the SUN, and
on FRIDAY night one on the MOON. These are
picked lectures of course which has been receiv-
ed with great favor by both press and people of
many OF our leading cities. He will come with
full equipment of apparatus, and his entertain
ments promise to be exceedingly instructive and
Interesting. Admission only 25 cents. It.
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BUCKINGHAM pISTRICT

DOCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
Will the Preacher or Recording Steward of each
charge. answer the following questions at their ear
lest convenience:
1st-Tne name and postoffice of the District Stew
ard.
2nd-The place selected fog the First Quarterly
Conference.
The District Stewards will please meet in the
church in Harrisonburg, April 20. at II A. M.
JOHN q DICE, P. e.
Staunton. Ma.
as-Will the papers in the district nlease copy.
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NEW MASONIC HALL,
IN SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 3lst
CUShMAN & Icons
(lare Kelly & LeOn's)
NSTR Els
80 REFINED AND TALENTED ARTISTS. &c
NEW AND DAZZLING FIRST PART.
Grand Olio of New and Novel Specalties, conclud
ing with
LANGTRY
Or BEN BUTLER AND THE JERSEY LILY
(Sole property of Francis Leon)
The Washington STIR of Friday says: Lincoln
Hall was crowded last night. by fashionable and
enthusiastic audience to witness the initial per-
Torrance In this city of the CuShman -Leoa Min
strels. No com""any ever drew larger house In
more perfect CT received with greater applause.
Every feature of the performance was brimful OF
humOr, and every artist was most excellent. This
entire programme teeined with freshness and refin-
ed MINSTREL wit Frank Cushman, Leon, Lew Spen.
Ger, and n fact tile general outfit came in for I'm.
qualified applause:
Reserved seats, VI W; Admission, 10 etS
Box Sheet at Hamakers.
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n % the Democratic Voters of Beverley Manor
Township
Mr.. A. H. Shuey will be voted for for Justice Of
Peace for this Township.
mar30 1t MANY VOTrRs
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REyENuE.

0o01 T." Ut T HE NEY ENUE.
1D THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY
L respectfully announce myself Candidate
for the office OF Commissioner OF the Revenue in
Middle river District, subject TO decision OF pri.
determined on.
feb2 tde* + N cpNTRv
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of DEGREES in the chancery cause OF
Churchman'S ex VS.. Gushing ct ais. trustees, the
undersigned commissioners will ON
Saturday, March 31st, 1888,
sell at public auction, on the prem
ses he Pagsonsge property BE-
Church, South. #S IriaG n III
This property consists of brick & 9aIlYz:L
dwelling and lot situated on Church street in the
city of Slauntcn.
TERMS:-Enough cash in hand to pay the costs
OF suit and OF the sale. and the remainder upon
credit Of one, two and three years. ents
bearing crest from the day OF sale. the purchaser
giving bonds with approved personal security, and
the title retained as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER,
VIM j NELSON,
mar 2tdS Commissioners of Sale.
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DOCTOR VIM. HAMILTON,
No. II New Street.
STApNTON, VA.
Sts
EARM FOR SALE


LfARM FOR SALE
can Cffer extraordinary inducements to per-
son wanting to buy a FARM near Staunton. Va.
ENG uire at this Office, or address,
BIC, BOX No 2ss
mar23 81 8tauntOp, Va.
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John WALDROP, ESQ, will be supported At
- the primary for Supervisor Of Pastures Dis
trict by MANY VOTERs
nar3Q-1t
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M ANTED CATTLE TO RANGE-The sub
w scriber has range of l., zoo acres in Po-
cahontas county, W: Va. on and near Greenbrer
River Can range 30n cattle at 50 r head for the
them In the FAN at my own expense and be respon-
sible for an loss by strayng Refer to Chas. Graf
tan. stanton; Jas Gordon, Fort Defiance; Uriah
Heyener, Green Bank, w Va. Address by letter.
T. j. WILLIAMS
Top Of .Alleghany'' P. O..
mar30 tt West Virginia.
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LIME FARM FOR SALE PRIVATELY,

LIME FARM FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
sisable farm for sale privately 1t is In most egi
BILE location miles from the henandnah Valley r
r.. and one mile from tile Valley Railroad and lies
only six miles northeast of StauntOn. 1t contains
22 acres of file blue slate land well watered by a
running stream: There are IS acres OF timbered
land. 7 he Dwelling is a new frame
with six rooms. with stable and all A isal y
necessary outhuildings. tits near @iNISSs~-aNN
schools and churches. 1t has two III Iifa ssIis4A
good orchards, one new and one NEEa17 4a155
old, both bearing The land IS all set in grass
Apply to
HUDSON & PATRICK,
Attorneys at Law,
mar 92m Lock Bog Staunton, Va.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Staunton, March 9th, 1883,
Dnkle,
Young
All parties interested in the fore going cause will
take notice. that have fixed upon the 9th day of
April le1t to state the accounts required by decree
in the foregoing entered on the 4th day OF
April 1878.
JOHN M. KINNEY,
mali t4i Commissioner.
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VETERINARY SURG have
removed to the new residence 1.-THE Sings
property Just beyond the Stanton toll gate on the
Valley pike. where may be found. Orders left
there or at Ed Burke's Stable for me will receive
prompt attention.
mar30 tt HENRY S. HOGSETT
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F1,HE STAUNTON LIFE ASSOCIATION
i OF VIRGINIA.
Office in the old Valley Mutual Rooms,
sTAUNTON, VA.
POLICIES GUARANTEED FOR THEIR FULL FACE
VALUE. POLICIES NON-FoRFEITAELE. POLICIES IN
C0NTRSTIBiE. lNsUREs On ENDOWMENT PLAN
DON'T HAVE TO Idle TO WIN ~
GEN JOHN EoHoLs, President.
DAVIS A. KAYsER, Vice President.
HUGH NJ. MClLHANY. Secretary.
G. MORTON, General Agent.
DIR A. NJ FAUNTLERoY, Medical Director.
Energetic and Trustworthy agents who can furn-
ish good business references (nOne Others need ap
ply wanted in every county and town in Virginia
The new and attractive features of this company
will make it very profitable to a live man.
For further Information, terms, &c address.
7. G. MORTON, General Agent.
mar303 ct Stanton, Va
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NeU Advertisements.

CCLESIASTICAL--The Associate Reformed
IL Presbytery of Virginia adjourned to meet
at Old Providence. Augusta county. Va, on Fri
day, April the 18th, 1888. at which time and place
Rev. s. w. Hadd0n will be installed pastor of said
church.
JAS. II. CALLISON.
March 22d, 1883. marco Ii Clerk.
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3RD. That it has 1863 FINE CAS-
SIMERE COATS at 1915 worth
$1,000.
4TH. That it has no SALESMAN
in its employ that is not attentive
and polite to customers.
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1sT. That it has the LARGEST
STOCK of READY. MADE CLOTHING
in the city.
End. That it is the CHEAPEST
Gents Furnishing Goods House,
South of N. Y.
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feb16 tide
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-07
our Agents.
A LITTLE oArEoH1sM.
only Four millions. and Nobody IL
.: Guilty.
IFrom the Courier, Journal.

From the our1er-Journal
s'Not guilty" That is q rich verdict: And
yet proof as strong 4sa as h 5s7S writ snd s 1ssS, sbe !n na.
tional treasury was robbed OF over $A,Ooo,-
COO. II Brady, Dorsey and the gang did not
steal this large amount of money who did!
The Investigation made by the fortyrslxth
congress showed that this money vas paid
ONCE department. The books Of the post
Office department showed the $4,O0o,0 900 was
paid for expediting star routes. No.
Who had charge of star routes and expedit-
ing Of them in 1878, 1879 and 1880?
The second assistant postmaster-generai.
Who was the second. assistant postmaster
general at that time?
: Thomas j. Brady, Of Indiana.
Who were contractors in star routes tnat
were expedited?
Of the national committee Of the republican
parry; John W. Dorsey, q brother OF e1.Sen-
;ator Dorsey; q Mr.. Peck, now dead, brother
in-law Of ex-senator Dorsey; John E.. Miner,
Mr.. Vale. a Mr.. Rerdell and q large number
Of other safayorites."e
-Four million dollars is q big pile OF
money. It is 500 900 each for forty persons,
and It Is q moderate fortune for 400 men.
Ex-senator Dorsey is worth $8,Oo0,OO0 and
Thomas j. Brady is worth $1,000 600. Ten
years ago they were worth nothing 10 speak
OF. and where did they get 1t?
It is said they made it in specuiating IN
stocks. This is not true, for it IS well known
here that they both lost money in stock spec
ulations.
"Not guilty, !" say the jury.
Not guilty Of what?
OF . conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment. .
Bah!- Where was the need of q conspiracy,
when Brady could say to dorsey, "Let me
have $40, O00," and could say to Vale, or
Peck, .sIet me have $l0.000?" The money
was handed over Immediately, and no ques-
tons asked. They all understood each other.
How was Indiana carried in 1892
By money.
How much?
Over $780, 900. --
Whefe-did it come from:
The star route gang.
Where did they get itf
: Stole It out of the national treasury.
How did It get into the treasury?
Collected by taxation Of the people and
placed there to pay the legitimate expenses of
fhe government.
. Then the people were robbed?
They were. :.
Wi1 any of this stolen money be recovered?
Not one dollar.
Bat won't the thieves be punished?
No - jury says they are "not guilty"
How are the people to get even?
By smashing the republican machine next
year and placing honest men in Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-07
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, buff you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
Howl By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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he WOULD BE 4 GENTLEMAN.
[From the Georgia Major

lGIQm INC 0COISIo 00AlOA -
The other day Miggs anne down town and
iubiIantly~ announced that there had arrived
IN heir to all the goods, chsttles and chooses
In actionn of the firm of Miggs and wife.
sWhat is itr inquired one Of the sympa-
thetic friends.
|, 7sGirl, by gump Joyfully remarked Miggs.
saw p' said several Of the crowd contemp-
tuously; and then they berated Miggs; "a
men viii do for not starting his family with
bow 70 tie tin cans to dogs tails, and grow
up 70 be a stalwart president or u counted out
victim of electoral Commissions.
The rally ing Of his friends made Miggs feel
thsthe had committed crime. 3.
just then old Major DE Galibethy drew
Iiggs aside and said:
sMine frendt, ven dey meek so mooch fun
init You like dot, I deli you yot you do! You
dell dsm ven your p0y he do eoom, he vii!
pe q s~hentlemans. vor he hash stood aside and
lot de ladies pass fust.' :.
Then Miggs reioined the crowd and drank
beer At the expense Of some other fellow all
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-07
eRDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court of Lafayette county,
May tcrm-l4'h day-June 25th. 1888.
Martha LIttlejohn, administrators of the estate
f. OF Robert L. Littlcjohn. deceased.
NOW at this day comes Martha L,ttlejohn,
~ ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of Robert Il.
Littlejohn. deceased, and presents her petition,
praying for an order Tor the sale of SO much Of
the real estate of said deceased as will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate. and yet unpaid for want Of sufaoieDt
inventories required By law IN such cases; on
examination whereof, it is ordered that all per-
sons Interested in said estate be notified that
application as aforesaid has been made. and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the iirst day of the next term of this court,
to be held on the second Monday in August.
1883, an order will b. made for the sale OF the
whole, or SO much of the real estate Of said
of said debts.
And 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the lexington Weekly Intellixen.
Ger, q newspaper published in the said county
Of Lafayette, for four weeks auccessively be-
fore the commencement of the pext term OF this
court. A true copy: Attest.
XENOPHEN RYLAND,
L. tuneH0th .TulOa nc nI.o orourt
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1.-THE Dead Line.,,

Many old soldiers remember 1.-THE dead line''
at Andersonville. 1t was . mighty dangerous
neighborhood. Dyspepia, biliousness. and liver
and kidney diseases are full of perils for the
sick. but Burdock Blood Bitters are Q certain
remedy. Sold by c. W. Loomis. june3otl
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NOTICE.

T ETTERS testan entary on the estate or
IL William Galloway. deceased. were granted
to the Undersigned on the 18th day Of June,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against sald estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
they may be precludedf from any benefit ofsuch
estate; and IL such claims be not exhibited with-
In Two Years they Will be forever barred.
~ GEORGE GALLOWAY.
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Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. as. 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio. Nov. as, 1881.
Gentlemen :-Ihave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
lite. Ihave taken several different
medicines, andwas treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys. and spleen. but ut Igo. no relief:
Bitters Ihave now taken one bottle
anda half and am about well-pain
In side and back all gone-soreness
all out Of my breast, and 1 have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the hing ~fsdieines.
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MISSIONARY B O

Pere Hyacinthe has a brother-in-law in
Kansas City his wife has some property there.
and this fall they propose to become perma-
nent residents of that city. It is q wickeder
city than Paris, and therefore a better field
for missionary labors. D..
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THE RICHEST MAN OF COLOR.

The richest man Of color in America Is
probably Mr.. Aristide Marie, of New Orleans
He was q large slave owner before the war
and his income from the rents Of his property
I'm New Orleans Is not less than $4,000 q year
Beside thishe has q large personal estate
consisting Of securities. Mr.. Marie Is
man of fine accomplishments,-a graduate o.
one Of the best institutions Of France, and
lives abroad about half of each year,
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SPELLED WITH FOUR LETTERS.

The name Of the Deity is spelled with four
letters in q majority of languages. In Latin,
Deus; French, Dleu; Greek, Theos; German,
Got; scandinavian. 0din; Swedish, Godd;
Tartarian, Idgy; Spanish, bias; East Indian,
Egsi OF Semi; Turkish, Add ;Egyptian, Aumn
: or Zent; Japanese, Zain; W~al1achain, Zene;
Peruvian, Liam; Irish, Dieh; Etrurian, Chur
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HANDY WITH HIS MOUTH.

Washington lady told Mrs. Gen. sher.
man that the reason why the general had
thsy won't.n Mrs. Sherman admitted that
fhs general Is rather handy with his mouth,
and ."does nearly all the kissing for the
family.n
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ADMINISTER AToR,s NOTICE,

ETIERS Of admI nj tration On the estste of
~ robert W.. Cox. deceased. were gr anted to
the probate court of Lafayette county Mis-
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for sliow sncs
within one year amer the date Of this notice. or
they may be Prscludedf from INV benefit Of such
within two years they will be forever barred,
.. ..alWM. h.. CHILkS,
JS1eSeS Adninistxsto1,
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Beats The World.

This ID what q. @. Hoberman. q druggist OF
Marion, Ohio, says: ''Thomas' Rclectrlc OIL
beats the world. Sold nine bottles yesterday
and to-day. One man cured OF sore throat of
eight years standing. Is splendid or rheuma-
tism." Sold bye. W. LOOMS. ~Junesot1
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THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE AHEAD.

Foraker, the Ohio republican nominee,
once saved young laiy's life. but,
the Co~urier-Journal says, Judge Hoadly, the
democratic nominee, has laid out more for
| ice-creRm than EQrrY.
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new RICH BLOOD.
PARSONS, PuRGAIWE PILLS

|ly change the blood in the entire system In three
month";. Any person who will take l pill each
night frolr 1 to II weeks may be restored to
everywhere or sent by mail for eight letter
etsmps. Send for circular. I. 8. JOHNSON
D CO., Boston. Mass. For sale BY Chss. W.
LOOMS. Lexington. No.
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A SERIOUS LOSS.

La, were struck By lightning during = shun.
der storm, Monday evening, set on fire and
entirely destroyed. 1t wa the largest cotton
seed oil mill in existence. The loss is rough
" estimated at 81, 900 900,
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FINAL ~SETTLEMENT.

IN ested in the estate of Samuel Wilson, de.
ceased. that the undersigned .executor, viii
apply to make final settlement Of said estate,
OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to be begun and
held ut the Probate. court room. in the city OF
lexington. on the second Monday In August,
1888. UPTON WILSON.
iunQtE
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A PINK MARBLE.

A Philadelphia widow thinks q plain mar
BILE shaft not handsome enough for her de-
ceased husband, so she is hunting around to
find q light pink marble; that would look. well
with buff stars painted upon it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-07
AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

THE undersigned assignee Of Whitsett q
bis exhibit as required by law. and Will apply
at the next term of the Lafayette circuit court 70
De held It the courthouse. In Lexington. LAfay.
1889, Tor . discharge from the administrators OF
said estate. JOHN E.. BASCOA.
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