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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, William W. Downing and
w Annamerica Downing. his wife, by their
CERTAIN deed of trust dated the 10Th day of June
1875 which Ii recorded In the recorders office
Tor Lafayette county. state of Missouri.
IN deed book No IL. page 1872. conveyed to John
A. $. Tut AS trustee. the following described
real estate. situate. lying and being in Lafayette
county, safe of Missouri, to-wit: The northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section thirty
(S0). IN township fOrty-nlne (49). OF range TWEEN
ty-dve CS5); also the east half of the nOrthw est
quarter OF the northeast quarter of the same SEQ
ton. township and range situated in said,
secure the payment of the proInisory note and
interest In said deed OF trust described. And
whereas, said John A. s. Tut had become and
was unable by reason OF sickness and bodily
disability 70 perform or execute the powers Of
such deed OF trust. the circuit court OF said
Lafayette county. ut the August term thereof. A.
y. 1883, on the application of Nelson r..
Maclean. the holder and beneficiary of such
note. appointed the undersigned, sheriff of La
fayette county. to execute such deed of trust and
the powers thereof. in lieu and in place of said
Jno.A. 5. Tut. And. whereas, default has been
male and still continues to be made in the
payment OF the sum of money and interest due
on said promisory note: Now. therefore. notice
and acting trustee. by virtue OF the power con-
tained IN said deed of trust and the order of
said court aforesaid. will. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10Th, 1888,
between the hours OF 0 O'Clock q. m and ,
O'Clock y. M, of that day expose to sale 1T pub
lie vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand IN front OF the courthouse door ali the
right, title. interest and estate of said VIM
W. Downing and Annamerics Downino h,s
wife. in and to the real estate sfoi essid 10 ssts
isfy the sum OF money and interst rem ain
unpaid. ana the costs orexeouting this trust,
BENZ. ELLIOTT.
sep1std ShsriR and Trustrs,
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THE ALTAR.

Msrried-At the residence of the BRIDES moth
er. near Dover. at half past four O'Clock, Tues
dsy afternoon. Sept. 25th. by Rev. j. A.
Qusrles. D. D.. Mir. JOHN q. COOPER and
Miss BETTE DYSARr, all OF this county.
The bride is q handsome and cultivated young
lady who is highly esteemed by all who know
her. Her grandfather andgrandmother were the
fist couple ever married IN Lafayette county.
The groom is one Of those modest. whole-souled
young gentlemen whom every one admires. and
whom all are proud to claim rs q friend. Their
destinies have been linked under most favora-
BILE auspices and their sterling worth will slw sys
win for them the love of all acquaintance. The
Intelligencer hopes that their fondest anticipa-
tions may be realized.
In this city. September q. bv Esquire
Mrs. JAM T.. CLANCY,
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THE CRADLE.

Born-In. st. JOSEPH. Mo-. Sept. 81, to the
wife OF Mr.. H. g.. Buckingham. nee Annie
Clsgett-a boy.
In Dover township. Lafayette county
Mo Sept. %. to the wife OF Mr.. Charles Brock.
man-a girl.
In Lexington township. Lafayette county
M1tchell-a girl.
Near Ellsworth, Kansas, Sept. Is, to the
vile Of Mr.. Nelson 3. Maclesn-s girl.
In Clay township. Lafayette county
boy.
IN Snl-a-Bar township, Lafayette county
Mo-. Sept. 25, to the wife Of Mr. Thomas Bar.
META girl.
At Estherwood, st. Landry Parish. La. ia
the wife OF A. W. Hutchins-s boy.
In Lexington township, Lafayette county
Mo-, Sept. 9Th. to the wife of Mr.. Mat. Way.
mana boy.
At Rigginsville. Lafayette county, Mo-,
Sept. q. TO the wife Of Mr.. W. A, Mackey, 0eI
Fanny Dunlap-a boy.
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Council Proceedings.

CITY HALL. Sept. a. 1888.
Council met pursuant to adjournms mt. Pres
ent. Gibbons, Hamlet. Howell, Homer and
McCausland, the mayor in the chair.
Col. E athbun addressed the council asking .
reduction on assessment OF Mrs.. A. Keller, and
submitted evidence to show that assessment
was not corr. ct.
On motion OF Mr.. McCausland the assessment
was reduced d. 100.
Mr.. McCausland moved that the marshal no.
tify property owners on the east side of Pine
street. between North and Howard streets, to
repair their pavements. Carried.
On motion OF Mr.. McCsusl.nd the engineer
was instructed to repair the plank walk on
Clark street. between Nam street and the ME-
souri, Pacific depot.
Mr.. Gibbons read an ordinance to amend an
ordinance concerning the collection OF city rev.
enue. which was referred ut last regular
meeting. MIR. McCsuslsnd moved that the
ordinance be read . third time by its title;
motion carried and ordinance read. Mr.. Nc
Csusland moved that the ordinance pass and be-
come q law. Carried.
Mr., McCxusland moved that the assessment
roll ss corrected be Affirmed and filed. Carried.
Mr.. Gibbons offered and read an ordinance
to levy the regular special taxes for the year
1883.
Mr.. NcCauslsnd moved that the ordinance be
read q second time by Its title. Motion carried
and ordinance read.
Nj. McCausland moved that the ordinance be
read q third time. Motion carried.
Mr.. McCausland moved that the rules be sus-
pended. and that the ordinance be passed and
become q law. Carried.
Mr.. Homer, of improvement committee.
~r- . - aII~-- G.~-, EXhI - 100
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AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled.
IAN Ordinance Concerning the COLLECTION OF
the City Revenue passed November 9Th, 1870.
QE 1t ordained by the mayor and city council
- OF the city oil Lexington. as follows:
SECTION l.. That an ordinance entitled can
Ordinance Concerning the Collection OF the
amended by striking out all Of the third section
Of said ordinance and inserting in lieu thereof.
the following:
SEC. 3. The City Register shall within twenty
days after the confirmation of any assessment
list and the levyinR of any tax upon the proper
ty therein mentioned, extend the taxes upon
said list. and shall deliver the same to the CITY
Collector with = warrant for the collection OF
said taAes thereto attached. which warrant may
be in the following form:
Si4aa 1s Wy o. a2uTl1r Is
The State of Missouri to the collector of the
City OF Lexington. In said county. greeting.
Whereas, The City Council of the Civ Of Iax.
lngton did, on the day OLA b., Is.
levy upon the real and personal property here.
inbefore described and mentioned, the several
sums set opposite thereto in appropriate col
umns for the fiscal year ending May SIst, ls-,
Now. therefore,. you are commanded to make
levy and collect the said several sums set opposite
to the real and personal property aforesaid,
chattels Of the respective owners thereof, upon
which said sulus we're SO levied.
And you are further commanded to make due
return IN what manner you execute this warrant
on OF before the second Monday in April nexl
after this date.
Given under my hand and the seal of the said
city, this - day Vi -, A. D., Is.
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Notice to Families.

L. Silverman is now prepared to supply
families fine brands of wines, Kentucky
whistles and imported French brandies. A
specially will be made Of this business nv
him. Families desiring these articles can
send servants or others Cor the same, and all
orders will be promptly. attended to, and
abstraction assured. snv1,tf
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A Run on a Drug Store.

Never was such a rush made for any drug
store as Is now at Chas. W. Loomis'f for q trial
bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds, All persons a-
fected with asthma, bronchitis, h~oarseness,
severe coughs or any affection of the throat
and lungs, can get a trial bottle of this great
remedy free, by calling at above drug store.
Regular size 81. 1une3Oeow1v-5
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THE TOMB.

Died-In Middleton township. Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo. recently. infant daughter of Henry and
Amelia stagemiller. sged about three months.
chill; ~ a Bates City; Mo. Sept, %. infant
Mr.. TIP. MoEwen. = u
IN Lexington township. Lafayette county,
Mo, Sept. %, OF cholera infantu n. ORA LEE,
aged ii months.
sy; Ma g o syphoid fever. Mrs. JENNIE MARR.
In Butler. Mo-, Sept. Ii, Nj. J.. II. EICHLER.
aged 80 years.
Mr.. Elchler was a native OF Lafayette county.
and q gentleman respected by all who knew
him.
st. Louis Christian Advocate please copy.
AT Marshall, Saline county. Mo-. Septem-
per n Of c9ngsstion Of the lungs. Mr.. GEORGE
=. aged IS years.
Mr.. Fletcher was born in Mason county. Ky..
November 20. 1910. He moved to this state quite
early IN life, and had long been prominently
connected with banking and mercantile inter-
ests. being the senior member OF the arm of W.
H. Fletcher 4 Co., and president of the m
Savings Bank OF Marshall at the time Of his
death. The remains were inferred In the family
burying ground, at Dover, last Sunday. All the
banks In Marshall were draped In mourning last
Saturday In his honor. Mr.. Fletcher lived for
many years In Waverly, this county, where he
was o successful merchant and banker, and
where he won many friends by q lite Of upright
ness and probity.
IN MEMORIAL.
Mr.. lsom p. Clark died In Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. September 10th of typhoid malarial fever,
at the age OF - years. For TWO weeks his SUI
fering WAS intense but he bore it patiently. He
was u young gentleman noted for his good quail.
tiles and nrm principles. and was loved bv all
who knew HIM. His death has left q void in
many hearts that can never be filed. Still. we
remember that he has Joined many OF his friends
and now stands on the other shore waiting until
tue others ceMe. Do not look into tbs cold grave
for lsom; he is not there; he lives ON high. He
10 not dead, for so ''He siyeth his beloved
Sleep When you come 10 the point tina. he
came to: That Is. to say. THY will be done on
earth az 1t is in heaven" as he said 1t. then Won
Will lind relief for all your troubles OF mind and
body.
One summer full of Joy passed by,
And then our happy hours
Were rudely turned to bitter grief
He perlshed with the towers.
lsom Is dead.
No more the garden path shall know
The sound OF his welcome feet;
No more the one who loved him best
Shall hear his voice 80 sweet.
lsom IL dead.
All. l am sad and lonely now,
Though friends are true and kind:
A lonsly grave far, FAR away.
IL ever In my mind.
Iscm Ia dead.
Isom. farewell. the cares OF life
For thee are ever Ger,
Thy gentle soul hath sought Its rest.
Beyond dark Jordan's shore.
lsUm ID dead,
r. A. Z.
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AN ORDNANCE.

An Ordinance to I, Wy the Regular and SDecia]
municipal taxes for The year 1888.
1t ordained by the Mayor and Council OF
- the City Of Lexington. Mo-, as follows:
SECTION i. That the following general and
special taxes be. and the aame are hereby levied
upon the assessed value of the property in the
CITY for the Year 1883, VIZ: For the general Iund
one.hslf Of one per cent. For the mandamus
fund to pay Judgment debt and costs to Lafay-
cite County Bank, pursuant to mandamus from
circuit court, one-iourth Of one per cent. For
the gas fund. one-third of one per cent. To be
levied only on the real estate In the gas district.
SEC. 2. SAID taxes shall be payable and col
lected in the following funds, VIZ: The general
fund In cash or city warrants. The mandamus
and gas iunds In cash only.
Attest:
C.. +. BALLARD, Mayor,
JOHN TAuBMAN, City Register.
Passed and approved September "a, 1883.
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In the Probate Court of Lafayette COUNTY,
August tcrm-l5th day-September 9th, 1883.
W. II. Chlles. administrator. de 1on6 non
with will annexed. Of the estate of Henry
Wallace. deceased.
NOW at this day comes VIII. Chiles. admin
~ istrator. 0e 6Snis non with will annexed, of
the estate OF Henry Wallace deceased, and pre-
sents his petition. praying for an order
tor the sale Of SO much Of the real es-
tate OF said deceased As will paw and
satisfy the remsining debts due BY said
estate, and yet unpaid for want OF sufficient
assets. accompanied Ivy the accounts, lists and
iny.ptor,ss required BY law IN such cases, on
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 drst day Of the next term of this court.
to be held on the second Monday iANovember
1883. an order will BE- made for the sale of the
whole, or 30 much OF the real estate of said
deceased Us will be sufficient for the payment
Of said debts.
And 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published In the Lexington Weekly Intelli1en.
Ger, anewspaper published In the ssid county
Of Lafayette, for four weeks successfully he
lore the commencement Of the next term OF this
court. A true copy: Attest.
XENOPHON RYLAND,
sepZZto Judge of Probate Court.
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w. G. Met ausland

every depar tment in his establish
ment filled to overlooking with novelties for
the coming season and ready for business,
Look out for his grand manifesto In next Sat.
urday's paper. W. &. MeCauslspd. IN,
1n7in street, Lexington ssp39u
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GIVE US A ~

bo III The business will be under the management of VIM. S. Claget, who will
a n u y a "sSah I. =; Wallace, Lewis Neale, George MuLinix.
hs n nGhe Evan Becker, Samuel II. HAYS, Goalder Young Rid Norannd'
EdoIon WIZ" Iii :" l. He aH ,Artnur Chanslor, Howard Atkinson and Miss Ella
properly. Give US a trial. o"'""o' ILL ueat hem
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PUBLIC GALE.

T Will OFFER FOB SALE At PUR.
L lie auction on -
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1883, .N.yS
On my farm. known as the ''Baker Farm six
miles south OF Lexington. ON the Columbus road,
me loiiowtng personal property: Q Horses, z
Mules, 3 mich Cows, 8 Heifers, 5 calves, 2
short Horn Bulls. 20 Hogs, IS Sheep. 4 Deer
,ng Sell; Binder. Mower. Grain Drill Hay Rake.
Farm wagon, Spring Wagon, and many other
AGRICULTURAL implcments. Household and Kitch-
IN Furniture; complete assortment OF Carpenter
TOOLS, hay IN NOW. and 70 acres growing corn.
A credit Of IL months without interest will be
given on all sums over go. purchaser giving
note Win approved security. Sums Of clio and
less cash. Sale 70 begin ct 10 0'clock .. m.
6ep22t2 LII n ZIAMERMAN
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WOULD call the attention Of S--
L SpOrtsmen. my Old Friends A3~
and Patrons. that l have resum- ~
ed my former business in the a
line Of sporting Goods and Notions. Such A
GUNS. PISTOLS and
all kinds of AMMUNITION.
with 4 full line of
GUN.ATTACHMENTs,
,,o, POCKET CUTLERY,
RAZOR STRAPS,
BONES,
BIRD AID SQUIRREL CAGES.
FISHING TACKLE.
A complete assortment of
ICE CREAM FREEZERs
ICE SAWS and HOOKS,
FANCY SCALES.
And many other kinds of Goods.
Also agent for HOODS CELEBRATEDGAR.
DEN CULrlVATOkS. will also do All Kinda
OF repairing on Guns. Pistols and Locks, viii az
Keys to oil kinds OF Locks. Please give me 4 cali
One door East Of Courthouse and three doOrs
We.t OF postonice, No. lls. Nam Street, Lex
'"s'oh' NO. mayoe
J. w. RlNEHART.
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THIS is to notify and warn all parties now ia.
l. terested or who may become interested thut
suit has been instituted. and other sults will he
brought against the estate OF VIM. } Ferguson.
deceased, by the heirs to said estate. xnd We
ding Tor lands or estate Of The heirs Of WIN. J..
Ferguson. deceased. and 4. r. Ferguson. ~
title to said land or estate cannot be male per-
feet, and We will prosecute the title and not
allow the disposal OF said estate or lands until
An equitable division ls had by authority OF the
court, and In Justice to all the heirs. This We
will prosecute to the end.
signed j.. G. B FERGUSON. II. D.
ALICE G HARDMAN,
a1af WM M EHDNIfsIaI
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FOR SALE.

A WELL IMPROVED PRODUCT. -
IA I'VE farm OF four hundred AID ak. s..S
teen acres within one mile OF the Chica. iI
go and 81. Louis and Kansas City, ~
One hundred acres OF highly improved land
on which IL . brick residence containing eight
rooms. costly ponds stocked with Dish, 90. 60,
ington.
One-hslf interest In i've hundred acres of hill
and bottom land. adjoining city limits ON the
Wellington road; this land has several good
houses upon 1t and 10 susceptible OF division
parcels of land in various portions Of Lafayette
county.
Ny residence with all Its furniture and con-
tents Of every character; several other residen-
ces and business houses In Lexington.
One-hslfi interest In the lot and building occu-
pied by Ewing q Co.. on Laurel street. Q con-
trolling title In the Lexington Elevator and
Laundry: together with two.dths Of the capital
stock Of the Lexington Savings Bank.
A title to all. or any portion Of this property
may be acquired by purchase, ON very favorable
terms: and at q price below Its intrinsic value.
eep<xu. JOHN Reid.
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PUBLIC SALE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1888

THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1883.
THE Undersigned will sell. at his
y, warm fsrm. near nssr Dover: NO.. Is head G~
Young bulls; I'LL red o Heiftrs. sold 0T
IN herd 20 Graded COWS and Heifers;-A
! learling Hereford Bull, imported from, Cana
d0wn;2 fnely:6red Tro'ting Coits; / Saddle
horsei several Mules and Mares; Red Befkshirs
flEs; l Buggy; Spring. Wagon; l Plano; House-
Dents. &c. - f
Terms-six months credit at 10 per cent. In.
terests payable At the Morrison. W
Bank. Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock. 4. m.
ol5W8 ". y. CAMPBELL. OoYet' Mo.
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FINE FAWM FORAALE

NNE Of the best farms 10 Lafayette
~ county, near MAYHEM; containing ..t
40 acres. all we'll fenced; good dwell !!I
ing. tenant house; orchard, &c. Will .&.
be sold with crop of wheat. &C.. at q bargain.
upon reasonable terms; all No. l land.
I have also several thousand dollars to
loan at 8 per cent.
may6tf GEO S RATHBUN.
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STOCK OF GENERA MER.
CHANDIsE FOR SALE.

yxIE desire to retire from bus inees and we
w now offer our entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots anu ShOes, Hats, Cans. &c
for sale. or will. trade for improved farm. The
business we "hrr is one that we have controlled
for the past fifteen year, and have made it n
%success. We have good line of customers. and
ado u thoroughly established. II not SOLD
tne ~, = ist. We commences at that time u
oy NoSemo.. . stock 10 closed out; we are
seii az Sost until IN Nusiness, and will make
uetG.mH 70 10 quit the '>siring to buy. Cor
= asar ufal with any one Z. -ni,lc.ed. Store
~ ssponuence shd investigation ~ae will be
sold also. s.pl5ml X PUCKETT 80
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FAT HOGS
FIRST A BALL

F. = AL.
Given under the auspices of Division No. l,
Of the ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNLANS. at
HaKeD's Opera House. WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
OCTOBER 10th, 1855. Good music will he iurn-
ished for the occasion. and the best Of order
maintained. Refreshments OF all kinds will be
on sale At moderate prices. Come one, come
all. and enjoy yourselves. Admission to hall Tor
gentleman 81. Ladies' tree.
THOMAS GIBBONS,
JOHN T. LYONS,
MATT.
sepl2td Committee ct Arrangements.
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N n'-Soods Boxed Free for the Country Trade,
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APPLY To-
WALLACE & CHILES.
feblOv1
SPECIAL ELECTION TO RE-
STRAIN SWINE.

E1ECTlON TO RE.
STRAIN SWINE.
Election saturday. November 3.
Lafayette County Court. September Term-.th
dsy-September 10. 1883.
Now, ct this day, is presented 10 the court
~. . petition. signed bv one hundred hOuse-
holders OF the county of Lafayette. and state of
TO he submitted 10 the qualified voters OF said
county OF Lafayette, 1t y special election called
Tor That purpose. the question Of restraining
swine from running at large In said county, Is
provided BY an act Of the legislature, approved
March u, 1888, entitled ''Animsis .RestraIninx
from Running ut Large" page q. session acts
OF 1888.
1t u, therefore ordered. that Q SPECIAL election
be AID 10 called to be held on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER sRD. A. D., 1888,
Al the usual voting places In each township In
said county. at which special election the said
question OF restraining swine from running at
qualified voters Of said county, IN accordance
with said petition.
And 1t Is further ordered. that notice be given
Of the same in the Lexington Weekly inssslIiSene
Ger, = newspaper published In said county, for
three weeks consecutively, the last insertion OF
which shall be 1t least ten days before the
day Of said election, and by posting up printed
notices thereof in 1T least three public places 10
each township In which such vote 10 to be taken.
at least twenty days before said election.
STATE OF MISSOURI. L..
COUNTY OF LAFAYHrTE. 8"
within and for the county and state aioressid.
do hereby certify that the foregoing 10 u full and
true copy OF the order OF the Aforesaid county
court. as the same appears OF record In my satd
In testimony whereof, l do hereunto set my
hand. and smx the seal OF said court. this Ilth
day iss Of September A wH p lsss rr,,v -
By SAnun1 J. Asprrv II "rrn-h' c,ers;
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Mayor Of the City of Lexington.
----. City Register
C. Z. BALLARD, Mayor,
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FOR GALE
NOTICE TO ALI. CONCERNED

FEW FINE MERINO RAMS, IA
n At my farm near Lexington.
ssSsf K. N. SHARKS. @
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ptother OF pride; an elegant family bible, by
Mr.. R. L. Berry and lady; a silver curd re-
oeiver, by Mr.. T. Youngs and lad: ; glass
fruit bowl, by Mr.. W. Boon Major and lady;
silver and msjoltca vase, by Mr.. Ale . Fox;
set Of silver knives, forks and spoons, by
Mr.. r. l.. Greer and lady, brother and sister
Of the bride; silver butter knife, by Mr.. Wv
Ion Thornton; bed room set, by j. P. Greer,
brother Of bride; wsshstsnd set, by Miss
Matte Greer. sister Of the bride; half dozen
set OF silver tea spoons, by ]. and N. Dyer;
siyer cup lined with gold. by Willie Parker;
silver napkin rings, by Misses Fannie Kelly
and Mollie Youngs; silver pickle stand, by
Alex. Youngs, nephew of bride; glass pickle
stand. by Mrs. Emma Foster; silver butter
dish, Mr.. j. r. Greer and lady, brother and
sister of bride; pickle stand, by Cora Gilker-
son; pickle stand, n. P. Gilkerson; pickle
stand, by Walter Sans; table cloth and nap
kins. by Mrs. Grove Young, sister of bride;
silver caster, by Miss Georgia Hill. silver
cake stand. by Mr.. Brown and sister; glass
pitcher, by Mrs. George Collins; silver but
tor dish, by Willie Greer, brother of bride;
napkin ring, by Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson; sill
yer fruit bowl, by Mr.. and Mrs. Frost; glass
fruit bowl, by Miss Ida Littlejohn; glass cake
stand, by Mr.. j. NJ. Handy and lady; glass
fruit set, by Mr.. ]. r. Greenlee and sister
silver cake stand, by J. Il. Greer, brother OF
bride; silver water pitcher by Grove Youngs;
lace bed room set, by Mr.. Edgar Youngs and
lady; lace bed room set, by George Young
linen liable cloth, by George Collins; an ele-
giant gold chain, by the groom; silver cake
knife, by Henry Walker and Ben Roberts
washstand set, by Prudence and Flora Hord
mating parlor set, by Mrs. S. j. Major and
daughter, Georgia; silver napkin rings, by
J. z. Roech; water pitcher, by Eugene Hand.
ly and sister. The supper was elegant in
quality and plentiful in quantity. There were
about 125 guests present and all seemed to
enjoy themselves until about 8 O'Clock, when
all went home feeling that they had enjoyed
themselves and wishing happiness to the
young couple who have started life together
with 50 many bright prospects before Them