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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-04
The Logansport Pbaros saws;

Iue luganSpUIt TDdIus says0
81 mashed the appropriation e ia my pocket
said the Lieutenant Governor OF Indjsns, " nas
soiled his rtcord.
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Searching for the nIurderers.

ALToN, ILL.,, April 1.-The excitement
er the double murder at Rocky Fork con-
Phnues unabate5 in that neighbOrhOOd, and
the search for the perpetrators is being kept
up vigorously. Godfrey Township offers
$500 reward for the arrest of the murderers
tho County were asked 10 Offer $3.50 more,
and the State $500. This afternoon Elder
De Pugh came in town aad swore out 3 war
\Sakit for the purpose of searching the houses
i some wood choppers living in the vicinity
Tho are suspected of knowing something
kabout the affair, as they had q grudge
Ross one of the victims. The Dep
yhty Sheriff started for Rocky Fork this af-
>6eruoOn with the warrant, and the rumor
Us just reached town that the susps cted
parties have disappeared, but this is not au
thentlc tied. When the murder was discov-
ere, Wednesday afternoon. the house was
found locked and the keys missing. Thurs
day the house was washed and cleansed, in
cluding the inside walls. to remove the
bloody traces Of the tragedy. Yesterday a
4trangs thing happened; the missing keys
we're found hanging on nail in the wall
\ hat had been marked the day before. This
s conclusive proof with some that the mur-
lerers returned at night and hung the keys
fon the wall.
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Kansas Burglars Captured in Chicago.

Kansas Burglars Captured In Chicago.
CHICAGO, April I-On the morning of
Tuesday lasI, March %, the dry goods store
! of George Innes & Co., Lawrence, Kas, was
entered by burglars and forty-three pieces
/ {of fine six. aggregating 1 1,Ss9 yards and val
tuea at 81, ,637. 30 stolen. At the time of the
robbery one of the partners of the firm was
N Chicago buying goods, and was imme-
diately notified of the theft The police
were informed of the affair, and kept
lookout for the robber, it being presumed
that he would come TO Chicago. This
m0rning word was sent TO the
ICentral Police Station from Car.
SON, Pirie & Co.'s Wholesale house that
an unknown man had brought large
amount OF silk to their place which
ne desired to dispose of, and that he would
return there about IL O'Clock. Detectives
Simmons. Elliott and Palmer went to the
place indicated and waited the return OF the
man who offered the goods for sale, and at
once placed him under arrest. lie gave his
name as Henry Lewis, and said that he
arrived here last Wednesday from Kansas
kCity. When asked as TO where he obtained
<Re goods he contradicted himself, saying
that he bought them in Cenver and
srward that he obtained them from
madam who smuggled them across the
brder. The goods were identified by Mr.
pnes, but two pieces of silk were found TO
absent. Since arriving here Lewis has
en- staying at the Briggs House. He was
k,ocked up at the Harrison Street Station and
nSl be taken back TO Lawrence when
Fequisition from the Goveron of Kansas ar
rives.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
sale of LinWood Lawn.

E. Winsor & Son, real estate agents. sold,
week, for II. Il. Gilmore, that elegant
Caronisl estate. 'Linwood Lawn 2o5 acres,
with all the stock, crop. farming utensils,
provisions and furniture IN the house, 10
John Andrew jackson ShuitZ, of st. LOUIS,
Tor $32 ESQ, cash. MI. Shultz takes posses.
palatlsl mansion, We welcome him to ouI
county,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
H CRADLE.

Boru-In this city, March 18th, to the wife OF
MIR. Thomas j. Erazier-a girl.
- In Coneordia, Lafayette county, No.
to the wife ol Mr.. Theodore Kolie-a boy.
- In Connordia. Lafayette county, Mo-. to
the wife of MIR. John C.. Kroenecke-a girl.
- In Concordla, Lafayette county Mo-, to
to the wife OF Mr.. August Lepper-a girl.
In Davis township, Lafayette county
Mo-, recently, to the wife of Mr.. Harrison
Anderson girl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
TH1 ALTAR,

MarrIed-1n Lexington township, Lafayette
county. Mo-, March 7. by Rev. II. Tslbird.
d. D.. Mr.. NATHAN NJ. COOPER and Miss
VIRGINIA r. BRADLEY, daughter Of the Late
Orlando Bradley.
- In Concordia, Lafayette county, No., by
Esquire +. c. Cook. Mr.. HENRY TAGGARr
and Miss NANSlE CECILE.
- At Higsinsville. Lafayette county, Mo-.
March is, by ED. Saml. B.. Mcdaniel, judge
X. A.. TT and Mrs. MARY B. ALL
SON. The Ihtelllgencer extends Its sonyratula-
tlohs snd good wishes.
In Corder, Lafayette county. No. March
u, by Rev. W.R. Mcfarland. Mr.. THOAPsON
Of Lewis county, and Miss ANNIE VAN,
I
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Meeting in Higgtnsv1lle,

meet In aisginsvills April IL, at sans time
snG place as the Lafayette County Cooper.
alive Association. Ali members ara urgent.
ly requested &c be present. as definite action
in regard TO amalgaH stiug both associations
will be lad.
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Take Notice.

All persons are hereby warned against
trespassiug on my premises on aud after this
date, and al! who do SO Will be arrested and
punished according to law, as my land lie
posted, mite K. ZIMMERMAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
nuek,tpss Araica salve.

The Best salvs In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Burma. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum. Fever Sores.
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
ell Skin Erupttons. and positively cures Piles.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfaction or
money refunded. Price IS cents per boz. For
sale by c. W. LOOMS. mayEyl
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THE TOMB.

Died-In Glasgow. Mo-. recently, of general
debility, Judge fkANCIs W. DI66, aged about
IL years.. He was fer many years e resilient OF
Glasgow.
monia, GEORGE H. EICHLER aged Two years.
nine months and eight days. son of Mr.. L. e.
Eichier.
- In this city March IL. from injuri es re-
ceived by q fall SOM weeks ago, Mrs MARTHA
CHASSLOR, aged - years. 8 months and ~
days.
She had been a member of the Christian church
for % years. The funeral took place yester-
day. from the Christian church. Elder I. ..
Lucas oticlstin2.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
Carpets and Oil Cloths.

You Will lind at our store the largest stock
of above goods ever shown 10 this city. Al
80 . full line of rugs, mattings, &c. We will
sell them at Kansas City and st. Loui,
prices. Wilker 4 Miller. D10t2
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farm FOR SALE AND MONEY
TO LOAN.

WE have several thousand dollars TO loan 1T
w 8 per cent. on long or short time. Also Q
ane farm for sale. on reasonable terms.
! mSA RATHBUN d S0l.
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CARD.

Having sold the freedom Mills " Messrs
Mainr 4 Greer we desire to thank our Friends
for their liberal patronage and kind treatment.
and desire q continuance Of their custom ior our
succassora. who are gentlemen reliable In every
narticuiur. and who Will do everything In
their power to please.
Respectfully. w
ln,.VvAY In p
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17

Higginsville NJ essengsr:-''A terrible scci-
dent occurred yesterday morning at the real.
dence OF Mr.. a.. A. Dixon, a coal miner. living
atont two miles southwest of Blackburn.
While his daughter, aged - years, was prepar-
ing breakfast for the family, this daty being
imposed on her on account of the illness of her
mother, her clothes caught Ore from the stove.
and before they could be e~xtinSulsed she Was
so badly burned that she died on the following
morning 10 great agony. Mrs. Dixon. who Was
in an adjoining room, upon hearing her screams,
sprang from her sick he'd and rushed in to
rescue her daush1er and had her hand burned to
a crisp, but before she could rescue her ths
flames had done their fearful work. A
| younger brother was also badly burned about
! the face and hands. Mrs. Dixon was taken
much worse from the excitement, and now list
in e critical condition. The family are said tc
be In almost destitute circumstances"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17
Latest From Inventive Genius.

For forty long years since Elias Howe fret
invented the ewing Machine. the Howe Com
pany have been improving and striving to gain
perfection. at last their efforts have been crown
cd with success. and the
NEW HIGH ARM HOWE
takes the lead. A model piece Of mechanism.
with eccentric movement, no cams, no cogs,
NO cranks, simple in construction, but perfect
in Its work. snd guaranteed double the time any
other machine company In existsnce guarantee.
1t 10 finished IN full .''f'l
SILVER PLATE. !nlaid with GOLD LEAF.
making q piece of furniture that would orna-
meut any room.
Call and see them at the China Hall.
feblo T.G. YOUNG Agent.
:.....MONEY RIO LOAN .........
:IXRdE or SMALL AMOUNTS l.......
.sH0RT Or LoNG TIME i.........
.iHPRovED REAL ESTATE i.....-..
.IoWEsT RATES OF INTEREST L..
..TXYI0R X IEsUEUR,........
..Re.i Estate and FinancialA Agents..
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Totsl. 10 81 ~ 81 9l.ess u
All OF which Ia respectfully submittsd,
JAMES n. CROWDER,
Alarshul and G0lln0f0S

March IL, 1s8S.
The petition Of Geo. Setter. wkSsh IL - fol-
lows, was received and referreds3 committee
on improvement:
To The Honorable Mayor and City Council
The undersigned respectfully represents that he
d1tion. said lot fronts on Ridgway strsst, and
that y street runs along the side Of said lot Lead
ing to thu property Of MIR. s. 4.
dirt and brickbats, anu that he has y coal hous.
and stable fronting on said street.
Your petitioner further states that Mr.: s: q.
Wentworth has caused q plank walk TO- be laid
along the side Of said street next to his lot. and
graded of the dirt, which will cause the water
to run on that side Of the street. and Waah It oot
and ruin the street, and that your petitioner csn
not now get to his coalhonse or stable ON NC
count of said sidewalk.
Your petitioner requests your honorable body
to make an order requiring the sidswslk to be
removed to the other slde Of SAID street along
side OF his property, which IL on higher ground.
and which viii no! damage any psrssa ons 20 ina ma
get to his property, nnd he Will sver pray: -.
On motion Of Mr.. McCausland the tax paid by
Mr.. T. c. Wood on lots II, 1s and part OF Is.
Woods subdivision, was ordered refunded. 1t
beng out OF the city.
The petition OF business men to reappoint J.
P. Owen on Police received and filed.
On motion OF Mr.. AcCausland Mrs. fuckers
tax was abated for the year 1852.
On motion of Mr.. Gibbons Mrs. A. Null
heran's tax was sbated for 1852.
Report Of gas committee, which is ~ follows,
was received and filed:
Tt The Honorable Mayor and Councilman
Gentlemen We, your committee on gas, would
report that the Gas Company have complied
with their contract for liSntIng street lamps Tor
same to be paid. W. B. HAMLETT,
W. Il. ACCAUSLAND,
Gas Committee.
Lexington. Mo-. March Il. 1853.
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Religious.

Mr.. Leybnrn will preach at Corder Tomorrow.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach tomorrow
morning at eleven O'Clock, at Fsirview.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-mor-
row morning and night by Rev. DIR. Talbird.
Preaching at the Christian church Tomorrow
morning and evening at the usual hours, by ED.
c. 8. Lucas
Rev. j. H. Gauss, of Brownsville. will preach
at Prairie church the 4th Sunday IN March,
the 25.h inst.
Preaching as usual in the Presbyterian church
Tomorrow morning and evening. by Rev. Jas.
A Quarles, D. D.
There will be services In the Methodist church
Tomorrow at IL O'Clock. and az night At
O'Clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. N.
PEACE.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, a. NJ; sunday services 8 and leh
o'clock, b m, and ~ O'Clock, p. M. Rev.J
j. Lilly officiating.
Reys. Rufner and Mister are carving on {
very interesting protracted meeting, at the
Presbyterian church, Higglnsyllle. Several ad'
ditions have already been msde.
Father Francis Curran will hold services g
the following times and places at 10 O'Clock, q
n.:-Higginsville, 1st and Srd Sundaysi Odes
"a, Sud Sunday; Alma 4th Sunday.
There will be services at Christ Church prot
estant Episcopal). tomorrow morning at l
O'Clock; In the afternoon at 3A o'clock; and Il
the evening At Z O'Clock; Rev. Z. u. fecke
the rector. officiating. Sunday school at o.
o'clock, 4. m.
Judge j. E. kyland, who Is the secretary. in
forms us that the Lafayette County Bib
Society Will meet ut the Baptist church, In th'
city, on the first Sunday, Leing the IL. a.r
April. at ~ O'Clock, p. M. Everybody VII
feels an interest In the cause IS cordially invite
to he present and take part in the meeting.
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Lexington, March II. 1888.

Lexington, March II. 1883.
Mr.. q ,bbons, OK committee on ordinances offer
ed the ordinance referred to the at
last meeting, which was ordered resd the hrst.
second and third times and put On its Anal
passage. Ayes Gibbons. Hamlet. Homer.
Love, McCausland and Owen. Ordinance
passed.
Mr.. Owen moved that a Of " with
the mayor. be appointed to settle with Dir.
Henry Turner. former treasurer. Carried, and
the mayor appointed Messrs. Gibbons and
Owen to act with him On said COMMITTEES.
Mr.. McCausland moved that . warrant be
drawn for T. c. Young tor work done 10 1850,
amounting to So SO. Carried.
The mayo stated that he had appointed J.P.
Owen police for the past week.
Mr.. Hamlet moved that Q warrant be drawn
for J. P. Owen for one quarter of a months
salary. Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. McCausland four loads Of
broken rock was donated to Mr.. J. C. McGrew
to repair street.
The mayor appointed and the eoancll CONFIRM
cd T. ). John superintendent calaboose and
policeman. and J. P. Owen policeman for ont
month.
On motion the eoupcil adjourned.
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The COMMITTEES recommended that the claim OF
Hurley, for brick wall on South street be not
allowed. Adopted.
Mt. Homer, Of COMMITTEES ON Improvement.
made the following report, which on motion OF
Mr.. NcCauslaed was received and fled:
Improvement report that We have
seen the rock In the government quarry. and
recommend them to be put Vt the foot Of Pine
street and some distance back where the road 10
badly cut and washed out, and such other
places on Pine street Is the engineer thinks they
are needed.
dive recommend the rock that il left after
repairing Pine street to- be put on East Third
street, between Laurel and Pine Streets. 1t
being almost impossible for a team to pass on
that part OIL the street.
srd-We recommend that the places washed
ON Poplar street. between Franklin and South
streets, be filed with rock and brush.
4th-TEe committee also that Gin
ders be placed ON the sidewa ak on Third street,
between Winter street and the Catholic church;
also Winter street needs repairing. A wsshout
on West direct, between intersection of Third
and Franklin street, needs q lew loads OF rock
and dirt. &. r. HOAkR,
THOS. GIBBONS.
JOHN &. OWEN,
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL RooN. March II, 1888.

COUNCIL RooM. March II, 1883.
Council met In regular session.
P~resent-Messrs. Gibbons. Hamlet, Homer,
Love ,McCausland and Over The mayor In the
chair.
The minutes of last meeting read a1d ap.
proved.
Collectors report received and fled as
follows:
10 The Honorable MeVor ana City Council Of
the City of 1.-The un6erslRned, col.
ieotor submits tue following settlement with
Inc treasurer for the month ending February
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS
T ETTERS Of administraton on the estate G.
II Francois Philips, deceased. were granted
to the undersigned on the 9Th day of March,
1883. by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims agafnst said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date of this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit ofsuch
estate; and IL such claims be not exhibited with
in two years they will be forever barred:
JOIN PhILIPPS,
march17ts Administrator
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oSiS . PSSA'eS VI"
years, of something oyer eleven thousand
dollars, beside an eighty which he had not
then sold. Since that time he has sold the
eighty, and We are in . position to say ex.
actiy, In dollars and cents, what he did make
on the transaction. A little over two years
ago Capt. Brown bought Of the Hannah
, heirs one section Of land ta40 acres. : miles
: from Aulivllle, and 2s acres OF timber on
$ Black wster river, some II miles away. for
. the sum of $Il ,0Oe. He has recently divided
the land and sold it, in the following named
parcels: 1853 acres, at $50 per acre, 81. 740 ;
J. 90 acres, at s25 per acre. $1,000; 1922 acres,
q 1t $50 per acre, S1e 100 50 acres, at $50 per
y acre, 81, 400; and the detached rs acres OF
timber, at S7Oo. Making = total OF $40,
and q prsft OF Sl4 440 1t 10 true that Capt.
ID Brown In the mean time put many improve
II ments on the place, but when 1t Is reflected
that he, last year alone, had 1000 bushel
of wheat, and over . hundred acres Of corn
TO that averaged over 50 bushels to the acre, l,
lie will be readily seen that the crops gave hin
be a living, interest on his Investment. and
ne paid for his improvements. The statement
50 q previously made, showing q profit o.
in I'll. 600 on tie Transaction, having been con
ali sidered In some curriers' gather sn exaggera
OF ton, we beg that the critical gentlsnen will
I'D amend the amount. and hereafter state it q
Ill 1t finally turned out, . clearly demonstrated
he profit Of 81, 4i0. We congratulate Capt
ill Brown on his good luck, but We would no
its advise any young man to trust to luck I
I'LL bring about for him such . result IS this
he Capt. Brown to bis good judgment has adds
all indomitable energy and pluck, and the onl
Of reason why he was SO successful In bis sale
led was that he had demonstrated by his ow
lis. care and labor that the lands he had eoul
ANl bs made very profitable. He made = goo
to deal Of nossy out Of the advance In tt
her vaius OF his lands. but the men who bougl
oe. them. At An average OF less than 80 p
Of acre, will, In the next I've years, make mo
sAan he did.
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Small

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN ested in the estate of James n. Keith,
deceased, that the undersigned, administrators,
viii apply to make a final settlement OF said
estate at the May term. 1888. Of the probate
court of Lafayette county, Missouri. to be begun
of Lexington, On the second Monday in May,
ISS2- JOHN PERRY
GEORGE e.. WOLF,
.-1otx Administrations
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IMPERIAL INSURANCE CO.,

These onpnni have been TRIED and TESTED by TIM and FIRE. and nunds OIL as
with COLOSSAL CAPITAL AND ASSETS.
PERSONAL. on LAND or WATEE. on BOATs or RAILROADS. In The FIELD or In
HOUSES. Insurng against oso lama by
FIRE, LIGHTNING,
CYCLONE, wIND.sTORM,
PnIs o Navigation and Ialand Transportaiisu. -
BY Boats " Railroads.
CALL at uro mee snd get your Property insured or WRITEU Us whn you want We vii
s vsTTE q WIZ s'a 4 ~RSi Ys o estHs:.o W. 7e'" .. Giving i' s sT q ~ Tow TaE III so NV EA 9
e. wINs0R 4 SON,
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" are also engagdm telling REAL sTATE-Farns. Lands. Houses Lots &c.. Have
now ovrF Fifty Improved Farms in Lafayette County for sale. and as many Houses and Lots In
Have also several finely Improved Farms in Jackon.s Saline md Bas Counussn l
some of which ant bel bought att great bsrgan. Now Is theft me- as rice are tsnMng
upwards rn. .r.. a.r.u..
and Others. ~ --
Curl long expesncen hsb uInessg gives Us manys dvanagesn senins.
Parties y snung to sell should land se@
We are ao prepared to make Loans {, Long i'm md Low Rates of Interest on landed
Thanking you frp past patronage. We solicit your business in the future promising ndeMy,
onrecuesssn and dispatch
E. wINSOR s. son
insurance. Real Estate an Loan Ag.ah.
SAMUEL n HARRIS Assistant. btd3
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BILE for Its highly musical feeling. Her
touch combines great strength aud precision
| with the utmost reHnsment OF dslicaey and
expression. She played entirely withou,
notes, displaying q memory perfectly mar
velous. Her equsl rs an artistic has never
heen hesrd bsiore In our city. frof. huep-
pers who relieved the lady by his violin pei
formsncas, is q young musician of promise
but cannot Yet be called q great solc.yiolin-
list. Prof, Lucy did some good work in bis
,ccompan!m- ITS to the violinist, and In the
second Of The Lizst concerts, but really had
no opportunity of displaying bis own pro-
~icieney or toe piano. The beauty AMI 81 o.
ps,hy of tone Of the Miller grand piano assd
on the oce aston was noticed and admired by
all.
:. In another column viii be found the ad
yertis. mant OF Messrs. ". Boon Major ant
Robert l.. Greer, who have recently pur
. chased the Freedom mills at Aullville. iron
o M.ssrs. John L. Major and d. 4. Rtdgwsy
9 Jr. All the gentlemen are well known t
the people Of Lafayette county as rsltabl
II and polite gentlemen. The retiring Of tn
old drm will be regretted, but the new on
SOhleD IoHy s1oiPteS AsS~s
q very successful and Of benefit to tins town i
o. which it is locstsd. With energy and Pus
In everything they undertake, Asssrs. hsjo
d q Greer have ample capital to provide q
adequate supply of wheat to keep their m
a running steadily, every day, and. when tn
W. new crop comes In. day and night. The N
has always had = sas reputation for 1
X work, and under Its new Management: VI
'n fully sustain tbs good nane II has made In Il
- past. With ne sort Of din Guilty In selling
its product at living prices, With 3 section
whest country surrounding 1t uusurpass'
tn for the quality aud quantity Of wheat raj
III cd, with plenty Of capital. Freedom N
starts out In . new career which promises
he be more prosperous than has been say 9th
~ era OF Its existence. The IntelItgsIeel
m. SPEAKS for the new ira . liberal share
puohs patronage.
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LIFE

LIFE CE
Has n much negeeredo flIs. 1t Is now loomns up AGAIN We REPRESENT es STRONGEST
COMPANY IN Ii WORLD,
THE MUTUAL LIFE, of New York,
which, low claim to have over E Z MLLION LILA OFlASSETS all blonc.
ote poMcy Holders. and llmbe krd death losses. mere bdg no stock A man would Ea
giving rates and terms. A Life insurance Policy in such q Company ia sYod Thing
family to- ep.
e. WINsOR & SON, Agents.
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AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance en-
of the CITY revenue, pissed November s. 1870.
DE it ordained by the Mayor and City Coun-
ID Gil OF the city OF Lexington.
Sactinn l That section 6Ve ll OF an OfOln 9n0es