davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28
9fe aemnfrntir ola Rnl fsnortei

Ran lieit iebt Gag fir Gag in be,
oemofratil6en Ynrteipreiie, bic Oemutra
tie babe ii6 tuiebersefunben; lie fret
nun often unb ebrlid fir SoGreform, b. +
freien Sanbelsuerfebr eiH un6 eS t6nncl
| ii6 ibr nun ale 8epublitaner unb unab
bdnsise onidlieber, Die sesen Sdus5ol
ieien, bic oas MonOpOl betdmpfen uoLlcn
Die Democratic iperbc tpieoer uobr,
8Oltspartei iein.
9as bort fi9 MN a[IeS re9t blbId on
ober es lit eirfo9 ridt fpnbr; bic bemo
tratii9e Barter fanH in ibrer iebi9en ,3u
Iammeniebung ME unb nintner cine fort
i6rittli6e SDlf3pnrtei iein. Die Inb.
lihen 8ourbonen unb NriItofrnter lint
feine 0emUfrater; iie 6aiier bic 8plfs,
berri9dft unb 10 1unse iie irrerbolb ber
bemofrutil6en 9urtei oominiren iit e.
oereeblid1e Mtube, bic 9ortei 5u ciner
8olfspartei auf5upuffer. 9ie 9ollfrngs
iit tpie mir ifon pit bctonten uno sfiQ.
ten, lebi9lib cine SntereHcnirnot: e5
banbelt fi6 bo ni9t In, cine rolfs.
pirtbifoftli8e MoBre9cl. Seber Slr.
ger. Der eldubt. boz uniere einbe;mi.
'9e Snbuftrie seI6ust tperben 'pllte
seser bic europdii9e 8duperorbeit, tcr
tuiro fir S6ue5pn eirtreter, lei or nur
8epublifdrer pber Her1pfrot g2iele
font CUTE NIB eeiinnurstu6tise 0emo.
froten Der 9aeu Guelarbs@tdoter nnb
8enniplunrters ftn6 ertidieoer fir
S9us5oa unb 10 ffnbet man um9etebrt
inter 8epublifdnern 5reibdroler.
Gs iit 1dberli9 5u bebnupter, Der
6reiborhel lei Elm bemptrotiIdes SSrin.
gig. 2botInfe iit nur, bo6 acgcn.
udrtis Die republitaniibe 9drtci mebr
ben SbubSpa befiripprtet nno bic
Democratic ii6 Dem 6reibanoel 5uneiat.
Oariiber fpiro MN nlIeroinas nGIem
Gui6ein mad in Der nd6iten Station
alwobl piel seItrittcn iperben; ia Die
9ariffrase mag 5ur Snuptfrnse &C.
mu9t tuerben, nber iie lit ni6t bas
unterl9eibertbe 6uuptlnertmal. Die Ilb>
li6e 5rnse tuirb mad tpie ppr cine
bebeutenbe Stole Ipielen uub stuor 10
Innse, ols bic ilbGi9e Triitutrotie Der
mnbsebenbe 5attur innerbnlb Der be.
ruofratii6en 8nrtei lit unb bleibt.
CHE Die 9emufrotie onf Die l1nterltlb=
uus Der unjufriebercn &epublitoner
unb fD8enannten lluabbdnsisen rednen
uno Iniprud erbeben tnnu, n,uB fie
iiber5eusenb nudweiien, baB fie nit ben
uielseriibmten &rir5ipien SeFerion's
unb SadiOn's total sebrOden bat; fie
suB bic Observation-Disclosures ois
irris unb fali9 ertIdren; muB Ineen:
r&ir fnh cine Ratipn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28


9err 8dul GaIdme bat Iein Sutuelie,
un6 l1brmd9er1 1@tI6dft bon ieiueu big
beriseu Stdub NJ hus friber BON Serrr
6rnnt &ebIoner ols 8nrbie1loben be.
nuste 2otol oerlest. SER Golnms
n15dte Sebermdru, bet en- bubf9es
@el9nt fir ieine 2ieber, tudbrenb unb
ror ben Geiertoser, sr tdrtfer tuiiHidt,
ouf fein erubeS Eager npr GeI9meibe
icber art dufnsrtidm ntdden. nnb label
6ds gublitun BON 9ermdnr unb llm1
sesenb eiu, bel ibm pprjuIpre4en urb
ieine @onren ;u beiidtisen fofuie bic
Breiie berielber tenren 5u Ierten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28
H&tunn Harmer.

R1iheotnr ntb Common Senie Sut.
teri9neiber, 8detne 9prinapdsen nth
8ussies, 9epfpne SoutsS1dler, Gorh.
boli gdeemIbten nth ii6crboupt ole bic
befter Sortsn Sdrmaerdthid,ofter Su
boben bei
benrhl & ,SedeI.
Rsraer. arn.
NiIemdnn,
Asent fin &>errzdn, 9Rp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28

bic 0ffentli8en SduIe4t n,dhrerh eiefer
@pfe aeib[OfIett-
6err Gbriit saebsr pirb dm Rors
tag eiren aro6en 8olI IN feirer neuer
6ulIe on Der Sirft Greet nerdnItalter.
Die 9ef9dtsIcn.e in o1en 1beilen
oes Gcuntp mdder oersni9te 9eii6te.
Sie boben beinobe ale ibren eonjen
gurrat9 bon gaeibnn9tspnarer pertduft.
Die 9o9ter oes perrn Wartl9enste
bon Ridlaub 9ownibip tebrten leg
ten 6reitos oOn 81. 2Uuis nod Sauie
surld uno tperbeN Bis rad Eeuiobr
pcrtueileu.
9ei Der lestsn sOnntas in oer Bo5-
ming bes albert 0unner, Don 2ittle
Berger, nbsebnltenen 8erlOiuns seipann
Serr Gilbert St6dlin ben eriten unb
6crr Carl ghmiot ben ,ipeiten Breis.
9m 1urnpite Bottom ont 6oScot
nabe iinb jest cine ansobl arbeiter
nit Dem 5eriteIen bon GiitHbnbHf
fdtorGlen Gus ben beim lesten i6ips'
rem Sturme umSemebteu Sdumen BE-
I6aftist.
Serr ausuf gr6bs. DON 2ittte Ber'
ger, bat fi6 bieier Gage cine Rai9iHe
gum Gntferren Don BaumitumpeH
(stump pullor) ansei9oFt unb wir6,
Ipbolb bns @etter fir bieie arbeit alns
Ttis 1T, nit bfm Sdubcra isinrr Stfbfr
tf9iHHeH.
6err 5ris 8ub1sc. bon GEeapssuiue
febrtt biejer 1nec pon elmer ReiTe
burdJ ben mtitli9er unb ilbpehli6en
Tbei1 nriercs Stontts 3uriid rnh IT
iebr entgufaftiid 1bfr bic berr1ids
geeeno Die er bereiIt Mod ietaer Ins
ii6t lit bos ipeitlidr RiIiouri Der bette
Elab fiir einen lunesr Ronr Der h9
einer cigerfn 6erb ~ eriinbsr ,unnid,t !
Sdnblrr ourd]freiier nod immer bds |
Gourtp m olfet 8ihtrnsen I'm bic mod
ibrigcn fetten Sbpeire dufiu faufrN. |
@ielc 3ormer brrtnen ieBt ibre Grnn5er !
10 frlbe oerfauft ju bnbef, ioG1ter isbo9 |
bebsnfen. tos fie iest mod i5r 9orr in
Der Sfenne habcr, unb ,pe1:t ne biea su !!
oent95reiie ben iie fiir tire feften Shtpeine !
erbieltcu 3ured]ncr. ipsrbfn fe Fnben. !
oob ber unteridieb stpiider btm nor !
oret pter uisr @cber erSielten 9reiie
unb bent iest setrterer fridt iehr erns |
lit.
!6err =. Huebiscr. ber y8esoufieber |
in 8onhbiit. 10. bot ont ,8etrusberse"
n6rbt;d upn 8oreiier's 8los, on Der
teilitsr StcGe. cine Iforfe 8ruitiuebr ers
rifteu 1oNer, 70 boB iest feline Gefobr |
ncbr lit. bn6 i'm 6olIe bic Sperfette
oreden ooer ionit elm l1rfau sei9eben
no6tc, Der 8a9eu nit iatmt ben Bier
ben ben 96bdus binnnter itir;t Die |
8ruittpebr beftebt aus elmer aus 6elss
5l6ten nuf9efibrtex Nnuern uu6 miro
Dol Seber:naun olS Gin Stld 4rbeit |
tueldes i9or Dor Sabreu bate
iuerbeu iolIer.
Die 6ffentli9eu S9uIer bon 1birb |
Greet 3ounibip itebeu inter Der 2eituus |
fOlssnber 2ebrer: @olInm Dit, Squire
8isutann Soett9er Gift.
Squire 9ppe; 8eeie 9iif. SQUIRE SDnb
Te[ot; glarb 2iH. 6enrs Smith
8berfen dit. Srt. 2ctto Woter; gor.
6orif Diff. 9. 8. anberfon. Hie unler
8sridterltntter perfdert, finb ale Iebr
Tdbiee 2ebrer Die bsitrebf fine. tpdbrenb
Dem S9uliermtH lire S1tler 70 pieI
nls m5slid prrtpdrts 81 briHeeu.
Ser 11uterf9ieS ;tpii9en sonft unb |
Sest tritt aetuis in teineut dnbernEuntte
beHtli4er ta 9ase als IN bea fog Gus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28
Executors Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given, that Letters
Testamentaxy upon tho estate of Conrad
Kruelkord, deceased, have been granted to
the undersignsd, by the Probate Court OF
Gsscousds county, Missouri, beAring date
the 27th day Of November, 1888.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 20 exhibit them to him
fof allowance Within one yesr from the
date Of seid lettszs, OF they may be pre-.
eludcd from any benefit Of suoh estate; and
II suoh claims b not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication Of
this notice, they will be forever barred.
FRANZ KULEMAEN,
HoT. . no D. Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28
MnS hrnt NnnnHh.

in allen zbeifex bes Gountp tunren
bic DTentli8en S4ule.t h,ohrerh eiefer
Mpfe eeibloHeft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-28
Sei Der 3uiommenIetuns Der uerl6ie.

Sei Der 3uIummeniebun9 Der ueri6ies
bener GonsreB sgurtites. bot Sprc9er
Carlisle, Serrn 8lonb, Seprdientunt
bieies 9iltriftes unb 8ater Der Silber-
biGI, an bic Spite bes Guutites fir Rin.
sen, Ruse unb Setuidte seitellt. tpel6es
elmer empbotiiden Grfldruns sIci6tontmt
nos bic 8rdsuue Der SilberhOlLnrs I'M
9ntereTe einjelner @inenbeiiher furtse
iest uerben iOlI, ,sleiduie1 Of bic uGOaurs
unierer 8dter" iid ininer mehr III ben
9eu0l6en bca Shnsnrntes nrhdnTen
ober nidt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
The Plot of the Bohemian Girl.

Airline, the daughter of Count Arnheim,
has been rescued when child from an infl-
rated stag by Thaddeus, prescribed Pole,
hiding in Austria. Invited into the Counts
Chateau, he refuses to drink toast to the
health Of the emperor, and is thus discovered
and his life endangered. He is assisted in
making his escape by band of Gypsies with
whom he seeks refuge, and who in the excite.
ment steal airline. Thus Thaddcus and Ar
line become members of the Gypsy band.
Twelve years have escaped, and the gypsi:s
are encamped In the suburbs of Presbourg
governed by Count Arnheim. Florestein
foppish attache of the court is met by Devils
hoof and the gypsies aud robbed. Deviishoof
carrying off fine medallion, which is how
ever, taken from him by the queen of the
gypsies. Thaddeus and Airline are in love,
and he is beloved by the queen. Thaddeus
tells Airline of her rescue by him, and Is about
to tell her the secret Of her birth, when they
are interrupted by the queen. Thaddeus and
Airline are betrothed according to the gypsy
custom. A fair Is in progress, to which the
gypsies are attracted. Florestein appears and
is fascinated by Arliue's beauty. She rejects
uAAu," nen NC Ps1SSS es VI ueI uech las meudl.
lion which has been given her by the queen,to
get her into trouble. Airline is arrested and
taken before the court for trial, when by the
deer wound he recognizes his long lost child.
In the last act the restored Airline is in the
home Of her father. Thaddeus, accompanied
by Devilshoof, seeks hez for private inter-
view. Is about to be discovered and conceals
himself In q cabinet. The queen who has
followed him. betrays his presence to the
count. Thaddeus reveals his history to the
count who in gratitude nobly bestows upon
him airline. The queen still thirsting for
revenge at the moment induces one of her
tribe to fire at Thaddeus. Devilshoof wards
of the weapon, and the bullet strikes and
kills the queen.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
sHERIFF,s SALE.


va.
The unknown heirs Of Parthena Nesaelrode.
Rl virtue of special execution, issued nom
~ the oMce OF the clerk of the circuit court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri. wherein the state
Of Missouri at the relation and to the use Of
Ge3rge NJ Monnljoy, collector OF the revenue
oil Lafayette county, Missouri. Is PLAINTIFF and
agllnst the unknown heirs of Partnene Nessel-
rode, defendants, to ME directed aud returnnbia
to the April term. 1888, OF said court, Will, on
SATURDAY. APRIL larH. lsss.
between the. hours Of nine O'Clock In the ior..
noon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
day, and In front OF the courthouse door, In the
city OF Lexington. In Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri, during the session of the said circuit
court OF ta'd county. sell publicly, by auction.
TO the highest bidder. for cash in hand, ali Inc
right. tltie interest, claim and estate Of the said
unknown heirs Of Parthens Neaselrode, deIend
a ants in said execution, IN and to the following
described real estate. situate, lying and beInS
In the county of Lafayette, and staie or M;s.
s9p1i' 50 m to-wit: Fifty t5o) feet on the west side
addition TO the city Of Lexington.
1883 BENJAM MIN Ei'IGnTMr II M M'cn.
u<4hi Sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
Special Notice.

The general assembly OF the state of Mis-.
souri, ha' ing tailed to pass any bill for the
support of the volunteer militia and the num-
per OF members ha ing been reduced bv de-
sertlons below the minimum required by law,
Tue Lexington Guards ha: C packed up their
arms ana Us soon as the proper orders can be
OBTAINED from head quarters, will return
tnem 70 The state arsenal, and then disbauJ.
several bayonets, scabbards, belts and cart.
ridse ooses are missing from the armory.
Persons wi confer great favor by return.
Ing the same, as am under bond for the
property, and will ha, e to pay for all TINT I.
lost. The company Is still in the service. and
members will hold themselves in readiness n
meet at any time when law ully ordered.
10. a. WILSON,
Capt Lexington Guards, n. G.x.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
A Relic OF the War at Smithland
Kentucky.

A few days since we were interested In q
little event of the late war detailed by one of
our citizens who was member Of the famous
Bledsoe battery, (which was organized In 1851.
There was in the battery (for prIming) q
powder-horn, which had often been used on the
noted cannon sold Sacramento" This horn
went through the war, and at its close our
friend endeavored to bring 1t home as me-
mento or keepsake. The members Of the
battery returned home by way of Marshville,
and by steamer down the Cumberland river
to St. Louis. At smithland (the mouth of the
CumberlandD the gentleman In question
parted with his former comrades, desiring
to go to Kentucky, where his kindred lived.
At Smithland he came in with several ex-
confederates on their return home, the num-
Der, about eight, remained here two days
waiting for a steamboat to take them up the
Ohio river. While mere our friend came to the
conclusion that he could not reach home with
his relics of the war, as it became evident to
his mind that he would be deprived of all
property, In any way military. And here he
gave them 10 an old citizen who lived near
and lust back of the business part of the city.
The powder horn and prining wire were used
in the battery during the entire war. As well as
can now be remembered the horn had engrav-
ed upon it In large letters, "W.B.s Steele, ,Bled-
soe's Battery" The gentleman says he will
give Is for this powder horn if 1t can be
found, to be kept as relic. The horn has
history Of much interest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

sho OF administration dc ba.,.
dec.ssi VT, on the estate Of George Houx.
the sSth ave- we're granted to the undersigned on
coafI r. OF Lafayette county. Missouri
AL persons having claims against said sst.t.
u.eu 70 exhibit them to me for allowance
,s hin ons year after the date of thi. notice or
sasn may os preciuded from any benent Of sneh
;S rw; anu II such claims be NOT exhibited Win
=" Two years theJ will De forever barred
ma-.s OLIVER HOUR,
-'s Ad0inissratsr. Gs Ssais non
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EITERs testamentar7 on the estate q,
- 1nomas Price, deceased, were grant
81 70 me under.ISped on the e6th dsv of
county, Missouri. N e-'e
Al persons having claims against said estate
.r. LIZ required 70 exhibit them to me Tor allow
OF OF Lney NAV b: precludsd from any benefit OF
sucn estate; and If such claims be not .xbihi,sd
"A1ain '"e years they Will bs forever barred.
>nx WILLIAM PRICE,
k4oopt6S
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31

ihere Will be grand select fancy dress
Dali, at the close OF Prof. j. G. CIsrke's
dancing school. st Lexington. Mo-, Friday
evening, April 6 b. Committee 5: Invita-.
tion-C. Bailsrj. Z B. Chans!or, VIM. R,
drsen, d ;. R'thoun. Reception-E B.
DicSey. Z, 9. Young Robert G,sswI.eh.
floor-L ii. Shields. Leo. Keller, W. Il.
Quarles. 8. T. Grimes, Z q. Casnsior. Ar
rangement-J. e. McGrew, c. e. Ballard,
James Peak. Music by Ford's orchestra. of
Kansas City. Admission, So per couple
inciu1ipg supper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,S
NOTICE.

PI virtue Of an order Of the probate court of
~ ~ Lafayette county. Missouri, made on the
Sota day OF March. 1855. the undersigned
Puoilc administrator tor said county, has tak.n
cnarge OF the estate OF William knipmeyer de
ceased. w
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me tor allowance
Mlthln one year after the date of this notice or
tney may be precluded from any benefit OF sucn
estate; ana II such claims be not exhibited WITH
In TWO years they will be forever barred.
10 A. WILSON
thS1so Public Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
Mch8l-ly
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,s
NOTICE.

Ri virtue Of an order of the probate court of
49, 49, lafayette county, Missouri. made on the
r"Ih "hY Or March. 1888. the undersigned.
p, punIs ADMINISTRATOR for said county, has taken
enIISe OF the estate or Lee c. Nichols. deceased.
All persons having claims against 1, aid estate
~ Mitnih one Year after the date of this notice or
.ney may be precluied from any benefit OF such
So anc II such claims be not exhibited with.
IL '"o years they will be forever barred
r,.,.s 10. A. WILSON.
hi'iIS Public Administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETr1.EMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons lntsr.
~ ested in the estates of Frederick SIusiIe.
AIMS Anna Stndle and Albert studie. minors, ihat
s,,,. me ,andessigned, guardian. has fled her
Will apply to make u dnal settlement OF saId
estate, At the May term. 1883. or the
to be begun and held at the Probate court
room, In the city of Lexington, on the second
Monday IN May. 1883.
.RALTHAsA sTUDLE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
sHERIFF,s SALE.
State to the use Of Mounuoy

vs..
Nancy Dean, Luciue j Dean, ct al.
Rf virtue OF special execution Issuad fro,,
- tne ohce OF the clerk OF the circuit court of
Lasaye,ts l, m county Missouri. Wherein the state
George ": Mountjoy. collector OF the revenue ne
Of Lafayette county. Missouri. is plaintifr.' and
against Nancy Dean. Lucius j. DEM. liuehes
d,ssn, nsSn and Clyde Bean. defendants, to me
directed, and retu-nahle to the April term
1883, of said court, will. on
MONDAY. APRIL 2p. 1855.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon and i've O'Clock In The afternoon of ssH
Gay Gay and In front Of the courthouse door, In the
city OF Lexington, IN Lafayette county. Missons
RI, during the session of the said circuit eon-t
or said county. seli publicly. by auction. to the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, ali tie rirht
TUE. interest. claim and estate of the aid
Nancy Dean. Lucius ]. Dean, Hughes Dean ,I .nI
Clyde n, Dean. D. deiendan1s in said execution. %
situate, lying and being in the county or f..;sS.
cite and state OF Missouri. to-wi,: Twenty faol
acres, the north hair ofthe southwest qua rfer ~
me tn, southwest quarter Of section tw.nty.sIeSi
III: township h''y 1901 range '"eH'S-'s':s
Given under my hand this, 18th dsy OF Fab,
ruarT, 1855. BENJAMIN EiIioyT VT
mAsa sassi&
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
RESIGNATION NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons inter.
~ esfed. that the undersigned tru.lss, having
been by the last will and tesiament Of William
Limrick deceased. appointed trustee for John
will contained. will ut the April term. A.
d. 1888. ofthe circnit court OF Laiay cite county
missouri. on the fret day thereof or as soon
thereafter AS the matter can be beard, tender MIA
resignation OF the trust devolving upon him bY
virtue of SAID appointment.
feb2l JOHN AuTT Tru.,>.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL SETTI.EMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
~ ested In the estate OF Andaltlsia CorJ~r de.
ceased, that the undersigned, admins rator.
VIII apply to make final settlement Of said
estate, Ut the May term. 1sss. Of the Pro-
nate court Of Lafayette county. Missouri, to 10
the city OF Lexington, on the second Monday
WILLIAM r FINCH.
LnCuI1tC mi n
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL SETTLEDIENT

NOTICE Is hereby given to MI pei sons inter.
~ esied 10 the estate Of Zens Bother, minor.
now LrnA Harms, Nonresident, that the under.
signed, guardian will apply to make fnsi set.
tieinent ot said estate, Ut the May term 1853 OF
the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri,
70 De begun and held ut the Probate court room
In May. 1883. HENRY GEISECKE.
Mcn&lo Guardian
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETTI-EMCNT-

NUl!CE Is neteby given 10 ali PERSONS iuter-
deceased. that the undersigned, adm tnistrutors.
VIII apply to make Gnal settlement OF said
estate at the May term, 1888, Of the probate
anu ~ neld ut the Probnte court room. IN the city
Q. Lexington, on the second Monday In May.
1855. JOHN PERRY,
GEORGE &. WOLF,
Inioto Adnnfnfsf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
deceased. that the undersigned, administrnIor.s
will spply to make . final settlement Of said
estate al the May term, 1855, Of Tie
Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri.
In the city OF Lexington, on the second Mon.
day In May, lsSS.
CHARLES L. EWING,
mcnkt5 Admin,sf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL. SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
IN ested In the estate of Eiiza abeth Graves. de.
ceased. that tie undersigned. executor, viii
apply To make q final settlement OF said estate.
At the May term. lsss. OF the Probate court
Of Lafayette coanty, Missouri, to be begun and
neld al the Probate court room, in the city OF
Lexington. ON the second Monday In Nav.
isss: w. II. n. GREEN,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETTLEDIENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons in.
~ terested in the estate of Ma,thew Brooker.
deceased, that the undersigned, adm mis-.
tratrix., will apply to make final setlIemrnt
OF SAID estate at the May term, 1883.
OF the Probate Court of Lafayette County.
Missouri, to be begun and held 1t the probate
court room, in the city Of Lexington. on ths
second Monday in May. 1888.
SOPHIA BROOKER,
mchAlh Adminisfrntrlr
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ e.ted In the estate of James Campbell. de-
viii apply to make final settlement OF said
estate ut the May term. 1883, OF the Probats
court oil Lafayette county, Missouri, to be be-
city Of Lexington. on the second Mondsy IN
May 1855. THOMASB B. CAMPBELL,
JOSEPH r. CAMPBELL,
Att ina
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
Take the Wabash

Passengers for Kansas City and the west
snouid take the Cannon Ball train .as it connect,
WIN all trains west from Kanss. City. For
information call on the ticket sssnt,
n. q. BISHOP
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons inter.
~ ested 10 the estale Of Robert r. Austin.
deceased, that the Undersigned. adminIstrator.
will apply to make Q dnai settlement OF ssid
estate at the May term, 1882. of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to be be.
gan and held At the probate court room, In the
city Of Lexington, on the second Monday IN
May, 1888. THOMAS v. FOSTER,
n%t6 AJmInfstrutor
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETTLENTEST.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
~ sSted In the estate OF TheodOsia 4. Mcl;ord
oeceased. that toe undersIgned, executor
estate, q the Msy term, 1888, OF the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to 90 be.
gun nnd held at the Probate court room, Ia the
May 1883. CHARLES ". McfOKn
mchAi5 T~o..,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL sETTLEnIENT.

~ ested In the estate OF Jane 4. Long.
deceased. that the undersIRned, executor,
SAID estate at tho May term of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to be be.
gun and held st the probate court room, tn the
city OF Lexington, on the second Monday In
MAJ; 1888 JOSEPH A. WILsIN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter.
~ ested In the estate OF Isaac P.lmsr.
deceased, that the underslgned, administrator.
Will apply to make nnal settlement of said
estate s,saa ut the May term. lsss, OF the Pro-
begun and held at the Probate court room. in
ne city OF Lexineton. Mo-, on the second
JOHN E. RYLAND,
mcntto Administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31

lfyou have never traded at our store now
Is good time to begin. You will find we con.
duet our business In square, open amt
.ooVe-Sosrd style, aud We have by far the
largest stock Of dry Roods. notions, carpets,
etc, In town, II Will pay you TO see us
Wliker l. Miller. m24ta