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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
Boom" for the Grange.

EDITOR lNTELLIaENcEs:-As IL seems Il
be the desire of numerous patrons through
out the county that the grange have Il boom
and become the banner county of the state, ]
DO hereby second the move, and call upon all
patrons In the county to put their shoulders
to the wheel and make one long and steady
pull all along the line of co cooperation for the
success OF the order. The motto 81 our couu.
ty, "Cpited we stand divided we fall, y
should he the watchword OF every patron.
We have nothing to fear in any Of our en-.
terprises from outside influences, 1t is only
from Internal! dissensions that we can he hurt.
Brother q. =. DeBernsrdi lecturer in the
Missouri State Grange, Is now In the county
working Up the order; he Is an able exponent
OF the principles of the order, and it will paw
any farmer whether he be d patron or notl
to have q talk with him ON cooperation. lie
will be In different parts Of the county until
The meeting OF the county grange, which will
be held in the town of %Iiggrnsville ON Tues.
day, the sth day OF April, 1884, at 10 O'Clock
Il. ms, at which time he will address the
county grange on cooperation. Vow brother
and sister patrons let me urge upon every one
OF you to be present and hear him If you can
possibly do SO. l am also informed by the
business manager OF the Lafayette County
cooperative Association, that he (DeBer.
nardl) will be present ON the following day,
April 9, 1884, and address the stockholders Of
the same on co-operation: Brother DeBer-
nardi hiss travelled over this and adjoining
states in his lecture tours, aud viewed co.
operation in all of its phazes of success.
hence he will be able to give you au intelli.
gent and exhaustive report upon co.opera-
Come out brother and sister patrons
ind hear him. 1t will be a rare treat, and the
Information gained will amply repay you for
he time and trouble, beside it will place Won
n a position to practice cooperation intelli-
and enhance your material interests
Again let me urge upon every one to attend
he county grange. and give it a big boom,
ours Fraterually, j.. CoRpEn
Master County Grange.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
Religious.

Rev. A. NJ. Luwisch will preach in this
city to- morrow.
Rev. j. II. Gauss will preach at Prairie
church tomorrow.
The time for the night service at the Pres
byterian church has been changed to II
o'clock.
Preaching at Napoleon tomorrow morning
at 1880 o'clock a. M. and 2 o'clock p. M, by
Rev. George Koenig.
Rev. Geo. L.. Lesburn will preach at the
Presbyterian chlrc.,. in this ely, tomorrow
mornin. aud evening.
Presbytcry of Lafayette meets If Browns
vile. Thursday. April j. and will continue in
session during the week.
Rev. ". NJ. Poage Will conduct services at
the Methodist church tomorrow morning at
II o'clock, and at night ut ! O'Clock.
There will BE-. no services at the Baptist
church tomorrow morning or evening, DIR.
Talbtrd having gone to the Association.
Prayer meetings will be held in the Ger
man Methodist church, at Lexington every
| Wednesday night, and Napoleon on every
Tuesday Night. :
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, Il. M; Sunday services = and 10Y
O'Clock, a. H.. AID "a o'clock, p. M, Rev. j..
J. Lilly officiating.
The Rev. G.. s. Blackwell is holding q pro-
tracted meeting ut Higginsyille. There have
been, IS additions to the church up to this
time, and the good work still continues.
Lexington Presbytery of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, will convene at Pleasant
Grove church in Johnson county,. six; miles
south Of Knob Noster,- on Thursday next.
Usual services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock Mr.. Black
we'll will preach at Higginsville, at Z o'clock,
p. NJ, SO there will be no evening service !
here.
There will be q congregational meeting at
the Presbyterian church to -morrow, after the
morning service, to take into consideration
certain propositions regarding the future of
the E.. A. Seminary, and it Is hoped that there
may be a full attendance.
All superintendent of Sunday schools in
Lexington township will please send, at once,
their names and postoflce address, with num-
Der of teachers and pupils in attendance to
A. W. Payne, vice-president of Lafayette
County Sunday School Convention for Lex |
ington township.
Christ church, Fifth Sunday in Lent.
Sunday school $3.50. MornlngPrayer with Ser
mon, II o'clock. Evening Prayer, at 4 o'clock,
frmatlon, in the chapel, every Wednes-
day evening at ! o'clock. Daily services dar-
Ing Lent. Rev. John Davis, Rector.
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TIE ALTAR.

Married-In this city. March Is. by Eaquir
Granville CLAYTON. MIR. AUGUST KNAPP ant
Mise PAULINE CUNSMAS. both OF Higgins
vile. Missouri.
-Star Odessa, Lafayette county, Mo.
March lS, by the Rev. T. r. Cobb, Mr.
GEORGE B. CHAMBERLAIN and Miss MAS.
SIZE, daughter Of Judge VIM. L. Cannon. At
tendants: Mr.. D.. G.. Mcconnell and Miss An.
ME Anderson.
AT the residence Of the BRIDES. brother
Mr.. Fred. Burton, in Lexington township,
Lafayette county. Mo-, March ls. by Rev. VIM.
3. Mcfarland. Capt MAHk L. belt and Mist
JENNIE, daughter Of the late DIR. James A,
Barton.
AT the Baptist church. In this city. Tues.
day evening, March 18th. 1884. by Rev. II Tai.
bird. ID. D., Mr.. Osborn W. WATKINS, o.
Eureka Syringe. Ark, and Miss MARY 4.
OF this city.
Mr.. Watkins is q prominent young lawyer,
and las an extensive business. During hIt
brief visits to cur city he has made quite q large
number OF warm friends. The bride Ia one OF
the %i.,ett:est and mos: cultivated young ladies Of
whom our county can boast, and it 10 noted TO,
ITS beautiful women. Her acq aaintances are all
her friends: and the longer ANIL more intimate
the acquaintance, the warmer The friendship.
We extend to then, our ~heartisst Congratulations
and wish for them An unusually large shkre oi
the happiness NJ this life.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
SALE OF A FEW LARGE LOTS Of
BLACK T. C0L0RED SILKS.

We chanced TO buy u large lot of silks. 70.
Gently. =, very low prices. and are going to
lnI1ue mem 10 TINS Offering. AS we are ana.
Try. believing that they Will do our business
Lot !s,ls 10 new and distinct shades tn
uros Gratn Sllks at "a cents q yard. thaf never
sold for less than ~ before. The coIors are
Vines. Prunes. Savy-, sapphires, siyrt,.s>
Browns. 1rays' Coachings. Bronzes, WIN
many party and evening shades. ~"
Lot eO-ls a very heavy co,orel Gros G,a,,
siIk IN all shades, at 81 IL; worth Vi 10,
na' sl-is II superb Black SIX at 90 cent, a
Lot ss-i. an elegant Black Gros.. Grain Silk
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: Special Notice.

Our stock of new spring goods having ar
rived, we respectfully invite our patrons and
the public in general to call and examine ouI
extensive stock Of new and elegant spring
suits, stiff INC soft hats, neckwear and hos
fery. Our cut away SUITS and 4 button
are perfect gems, and our stock of boys and
school suits is larger than ever before. We
will be pleased to show our goods, whether
. visitor wishes to examine or purchase.
Very respectfully,
ml6t2 HENRY SINAUER,
Thu Peoples Clothier,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
THE ORApI,N.

-Ehrn Ia. C1peordia. Lafayette: %t:ounty, Mo-.
Marci. q, u the Wife OF AIR. Fritz Rariman-,
girl.
In ID THE city. March.:i. to the. wife OF MIR.
j.. &. McGrew-a buy.
in Kansas City, March 81. to The wife o
Mr.. h g.. WIngate-a girl, :
in Higgihsville. Lafayette county, Mo-,
recently. to tue vile Of Mr.. Fred. Moore.
boy.
IN AigRinsville, Lafayette county, Mo.
March Is. to- the wife of Mr.. Matthew Brecken.
ridges girl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
Frunlsntine.

A preparation OF rock candy. Old rye whisky.
pure g.yc.rine. Wild cherry and hyloptosphite
Excellent lor coughs colds and consumption
and all threat and lung troubles. \ splendid
tonic and appetizer. Manufactured by j. +.
Cadwslla.ier & Co.. Chemists. ST. I.ous. Mis-
sour,. For sale by -. VI. r. Tey!a. druggist
Lexington, Mo. nOv3mG
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
mchSt3
a Lawyers Opinion of Interest 70
oil.

a Lawyers Opinion of Interest 10
all.
ia. Tawney. Esq. u leading attorney of
Winota. MIMI, writes: "Arter using it for
more TITAN three years, take great pleasure
In stating that ! regard DIR. kiny's New Dis
covery for consumption, as the best remedy
in the world for coughs and colds. 1t has meyer
failed to cure the most severe colds I have
had and -dnvaElablys relieves the pain in the
chest"
Trial bottles OF this SURF cure for all throat
and lung diseases may be had free at Charles
W. Loomis' drug store, Lexington. Missouri,
Large size; 81. 1an5eow1y-l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
A EoTABLE BARGAIN.

S,ne thousand yards l.inen.an,sh Brocadss
ure =. :, sniS T. Shid: rms is probably one Of the
nfess Hoohs. lndeed. 1t is so cheap, for our
,hae'esto, we want to distribute some of n in
country. We have ;h.m In al the In ear
.,prins shanes. both in the plaid and nro.aaes'
ihtI are "a inches wide. The price WIN I've i:
cri,is, foi m.rly s. cents, WI" "eAo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
Baby Carriages.

Parties desiring to purchase a Baby Car
riage should not fail to call and see our new
cuts and get our prices, as we guarantee to
sell at factory prices.
mch22ti NJ. +. OTL & SON.
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Err uSTEE,S SALE.

WEhitsAs. John W; Miller by hi. Certain
W De- OF trust. dated the 10th day OF Soy.m.
bsr. iAas, and recorded in the recorders olI,cs
Of Lana! lie county, Missouri, in hook No, 81
vt pagr NJ 252. conveyed to the pndersIened
trustee. The following described real estate
si.ia'r IN tti coaaty of Lafayette, and stale OF
MisI",.ri' to."it: The southeast quarter of The
..irth+ast I'ni''tr Ht section sixteen [leI. IN
township h'ty-on- lnl!. ~, range twenty live,
ls'l I" StrEre the pay meni Of 81 certain note Ip
shi't nrtd of ntist described, and whereas
default tas iieen made in tue payment OF said
h'te ans interest thereon. according to the tsrIns
ana eft5c thereof. when this same hecam. due
anu payable. now. therefore, hy virtue Of tho
terms ana provisions OF sati deed OF trust- and
u me request of tie legal holder of said note /
lllourn ~. Shields, %trister. viii, on
SATURDAY April 5rn. 1884.
i'etween the hours of nine O'Clock q. m and ,,vs
. CLOCK p. m: OF that day, i'll front of the conrt-
louise door, In the city OF Lexington. In r.,
county oil Lafayette, AMI state Of Missonr,
proceed and sell all iic right. title and Interest
81 shi's > ohm " Miller, at public vendue. to the
nlsGes. bidder, for cash, in the above describs,i
fsai estate. Tor the purpose Of paying the amopnt
,ho upon said prnmissory note. together with
'he costs and expenses of aaid trust an, aale
ms,o,,s,. LiLbuRS NJ. SHIELDS.
Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

IMn a noan MEa mammo exhibition costing more money han is usually xnended ,na in
.s EEMmbnh %n au ~n e%Gu eT se exaSuons ss lot the sind area best batI inferior Concerns During
a Tour Around The Wond,' while the wt notes OF the orchestra tnna nv mS Muee
m National airs Of the different nations. wills nlenI and MAKE peasanI the trim. The n sscena
| .mmmns ~oa n sXa HI re@,HW vi consist OF acro,nag ymnastn,m uscMala and trpGcorean
pmnp a sanity hNHsrued with 1.-THE hoce eGns OK alrcRssvo vocal auMreue
-, mn % apraI7 y the Tocesh0nw which des not lind representative here sd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

Will be pleased to learn that our spring stock
of table linens. towels, napkins, doyltes. &c.,
has arrived. We are selling them very low.
m22t2 WlLkEE Il MILLER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
SATURDAY,. ArRil. i2.n, lss.i.

between the hours OF nine o'ciuck IN The tore
noon an.: i've O'Clock III the afternoon OF said
day, AMI IN front ut the courthouse door in th,.
city OF Lexington, III Lafayette county. Misso,-
n, during the session Of the said Circuit conrt Of
said county. sell publicly, by auction. to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title. interest, claim and estate oI the
SAID William Z. Fox, defendant III said e.e-
cntion. in and to the following described real
estate. situate lying and being In the county Of
west half Of the northeast quarter, and the east
half of the northwest quarter. and the SOUTH
section eleven tlll. township fifty 1901, range
twenty-six 1851, containing two hundred 1901
acres more or les3.
Given under my hand this l7th day Of March
lisa. BENZ EIIIoTT
uon|Sto Sheild, ]
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A Small Farm for Sass.

Six miles southwest OF Lexington. on the
old Independence road; 3et acres. half in
cultivation; log dwelling; rich land; worth
double the money asked for it; owner wants
money; call quick before it is gone.
F.. WINsoR & Son,
mchst2" Real Estate Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

,o., W . nave AYE conclude to inform III outoftown natrons of ,ho s.o -. o oo,
color wa"taa h nso. - q Iaopons at ~ ents a yard; so that thew conId ordor Wv"
- ~ "aneu De1ore IN sale actually transprcs in M h0nSo W. na. any
o. cams % u "m, aa tthy are a superb quality of Silk Ottoman Rihhons al al
them here at ali. "AeS "M VI, lei we will not offer
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GOOD GOODS

AT prices tins heat the surrounding towns, and courteoust reatment is IN wov
W e expect ito gain our custom. Our buyer has just returned from the eastern
tau TX ~ n navlng secured thoroughly the cities of Chicago, New York. Cincin.
nn IN Philadelphia, and purchased goods 81 marveousy low prices, and thew
VIII b sold aft figures to astonish the Oldest inhabtant.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

P'ques. corded, nice styies. only 4c per yard.
Che7iot shirts. for working men. only lee each
Enckskin purses. only &c each.
white MarseIites Gullts, nice sty!es. ONLY no
each.
L.adles' hose, nice al yIei In iancv strines- onl,
90 per pair.
only 4o per yarl.
Cottonades. extra heavy. variety Of patterns
only loo per yard.
Irish linen. double width and warranted nj
linen. only 26c per yard.
Turkish towels. for bathing purroses. only 10,
each.
each.
Craahes. handsome styles. only ic per yard.
Ladies' hose handsomely silk embroidered,
worth five times the money. only l0c per pair
Ladies' handkerchief. fancy border. hemsuch.
ed. nice styles. two for Sc.
LadIes' gloves, new style. lace top. only 60 pc,
pair.
for boys. good quality &c per pair
Drill drawers. good quality. we'll made, only
lOc per pair.
Hair brushes. good quality. only loo each.
Laaies' satchels. elegant styles In tan, red,
black. only 25c each: greatest bargain ever
shown.
cotton. good quality two balls for SC.
all sizes, handsomely embroidered, lace
top. double busk only Csc each.
White skirts, laundried, all sizes, only 25c each.
kid shoes, front lace and button, all
sizes. only 81 per pair.
Kid slippers. for ladies In Newport. button and
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FAMOUS CLOTHING CO.,
1IGGINs WILLIE MO-
w. w. MOREHEAD, Manager.
NO BATS! NO LEADERS,

do not misunderstood u.s.. We did not come ito HiuyinsviD to drive ~
:hooy away, o to d o the entire business of the urrouudinp country. INF we
expect to stay here and do UT full share Oft. n o. O a. frendshin "a
friendship not business, but ."
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pl virtue OF All execution, isS,i"'t tr,m the
IL 1tBce nj The clerk OF he r'rcult court al La
!tvct'- roInty, NJ s~ouri. ana In Iaccr OF WI
liam > HOrr an. against Wilirsm &. Fox. In
me directed. and re:urnahle 10 The April term
lsai. uI saist court, [ will, on
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

"farsOn Adams" writes from Concor,l;,
"Mr. Al. spaikS visited our tow last Fri.
DAY, aud left for home Oh the evening train
MISS Alice G"rrington returned from indie
pehdehre Saturday, where she has been yis,t.
ing relatives -. MessrS. j.. Kro.ncke and
VIM. Eartmsnn are In St. Louis buyire good,
MS week. Miss johnson is lust now in
receipt Of ah elegant line OF new millinery,
"nieh She offers To the public at liberal
PRICES froi. Meyer visited friends here last
week, and vii! return again soon TO sssis, in
u musical entertainment to be given in Cor.
mania Hail..-.The employees of the paw train
tooA Gunner ut the Commercial last Wedues.
"a5 prominent among our visitors for the
week were Mrssrs. J, Il. Merritiehi, of Sc
daila, Robert Greer, OF AulIvilie, and Amos
Brandt, OF Higginsvilie. . Mrs. Nfnas 70.
turned from s'daiia ami Smithton Friday ar.
Ter II pleasant visit with relatives and friend
There are quite a number OF new DWELLING
houses almost finished in Bruins addition IN
the town Of tOncOriia We arc IN h.vo
theatricals hero Friday and Saturday even
ipgs of this wceE. Don't know what tho
play Is Il" be, as the bulletin board coIiansad
before we had time to read the bills. Messrs
Walrenbrack and Dnenzing have Just com.
pleted a neat and commodieus Office at tbai,
new lumber yard on South Schiller street
W. j.. hroencke' Dr., has finished his new
blacksmith shop south of the depot. and "
now ready for business. He asks a iihe,a ~
snare OF public patronage; is a first-cIsss
workman, and will doubtless succeed in hms;'
ness The grain business here is almos, NJ
! stand still on account OF wet weather, but
The prospect for an abundant wheat cron w a.
never better. Quite a number were shins
" VI Tue
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FAMOUS PRICES.

Prints. handsome new STYLES. fast colors. only &c
per yard.
Dress goods, handsome styles and nice quality,
only 80 per yard.
Sea Island cotton. good quality. only SC per
yard.
Cheviot shifting, handsome styles and good
quality. only 30 per yard.
Chsmbray ginghams, all colors, nice quality,
only &C per yard.
Bed tick. good quality. only &c per yard.
Ginghams. small check aud fancy plaid. only
sc per yard.
Indigo blue cslIcoes warranted fast culors only
Sc per yard.
Bleached domestic. yard wide, good quality.
only &C per yard.
Hamburg edeings and Insertings. Irlsh points.
laces and everlasting trimmings, an immense
line at about one-half their usual price. Don't
fail 10 see them.
Overalls-heavy, for men.s wear-only Zoe psr
pair
Unlaundried white shirts Tor men, warranted all |
linen bosom only soc each.
Carpets-an immense line, Including every va
riety known-handsone sty les at prices that
cannot be equailed. including ten different
patterns; excellent value ut the marvellous
low plice Of 2Sc per yard.
Oil cloths, Tor floor. handsome patterns, only
Csc per yard. !
Table oil cloths. twenty different styles. only
lsc per yard.
Lace curtains, nice variety of patterns, only loo
per yard.
Linen collars. warranted four ply. tor gents.
only So. !
Linen cuffs, warranted all linen. tor gents.
only l0c per pair.
rubber coats. for men, and good
quality. only 81 Is each.
rubber coats, for ladies', and good
quality, only 81 each.
Table linen, bleached. warranted all linen, only
Csc per yard.
Table linen, unbleached handsome quality only
l5c per yard.
Towels, handsome, nice styles. only Sc each.
Black Silk, handsome quality, Cir
per yard.
Window Curtains, an immense asI
Colored Silks and Satins, great
any and all competition.
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II TOMB,

Died-In Lexington township, March 18th, OF
measles, daughter OF MIR. Frank Thornton, aged
: years.
800 AZ her home In Kentucky. recently. Ira.
IAElTHA SCOTT, grandmother Of Mrs. e. C..
Wallace of this city. aged Is years.
March March, a. "s Sss: BEk ss1sssiss e sS6gyhin Me- '.s;
Emma Van Anglen.
In this city. March 81. suddenly, Of hear,
disease. Mise MARGARET CROMWELL, aged
about 3s years.
In Washington township. LAFAYETTE conn
", NO., March II, ROBERT TUCKER, AGED
ID years.
In Germany. recently, the wife of Mr.
CHRIS. Sodeman, Sr of HlgRinsville. She vas
ABOUT 10 leave Germany to follow her husband
VII" had proceeded her to tins county about n
year.
Near Corder. Lafayette county, Mo g.,
March %, three-year-o old s0n OF Mr. Herman
Fasse.
IN this city. March %. after a lingering
Itness, oil \ complication OF disorders, EhS7 IE.,
Daughter Of VIM. L. and Mamie Duncan. aged !.
years.
Little BESSIE was Il sweet little girl, q general
faVori1e, and the Idol of her parents. Her loss
Is like breaking their hea rtstrings. She was
buried on Wednesday,, from the Christian
oal'rch. Rev. G. S. Blackwell onioiating. The
pail bearers We're young girls. friends oil the
aead CHILD. A large number OF mourning
Ariends was In attendance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

ELOCCTION AND OHATUHY
In the Webster M. Institute, Norfolk, Va Ia
prepared to teach the same in this CITY either in
PRIVATE, OR CLASS LESSONS.
Inc private lessons are adapted to the wants of
the pupil az reader or speaker al the bar. on the
platform, In the pulpit or parlor. The class les
s seade are designed es en- to make pleasing. intelligent
also prepared to help in all. and IN some cases
cnle STAMMEkING SUFFERING, LISTING
ana other defects OF speech By simple aud natl.
Tal metnods. AS to terms and hours, Mr.,
BLACKWELL can be consulted any day between 0
O'CLOCK, q. M. and . O'Clock p. M, in the
pastof's study oil the Christian church, South
stIeet, Le4ln&tOn. MlssOurI. d0amt
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AAGNU W. TATE.
He was born on the 2lst OF January. Isle. ne,r
charleston, Jefferson county. Virgins. Abou.
ls's lie came to illinois, thence to Missouri.
nrst locating IN Miller county, and finally In
Saline IN $40. near Miami.
lie was man Of untar nisned honor, amiable.
scrupuiousiy sincere, and possessing in a large
degree the rare trait of moral c~ourage-fearipx
not the face Of man where principle was inyolv-
Cd. His death was from Il stroke of apoplexy
Which attacked him as he came from the supper
table on the 10Th, and about midnighthe seemed 10
speak with difficulty, and sank into a deep sleep
from which 1t was impossible 10 rouse him: AMI
go ne gently passed to The presence OF his Maker.
Fhongh the summons WAS sudden, 1t found him
not unprel'ared- For many yeara IL. had trusted
In tile merits and Righteousness of A mother. but
uoring the last year-especially the Inst few
days fhis liie-as Tout Of the %sbnndan.. of the
neart The mouth speaketh,'' he seemed greatly
Interested in religious matters, conyer.ing
with friends about the vanity OF earthly things,
anu lila hopes CT the future. Ripe in y~als, full
u hope. leaving behind II beautiful eS,m-
pie" OF integrity and plety, his wife and chill
Urn nnd all VIII" knew hin can res, assured
lie has gone 10 his reward.
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HEHlEE'S SALE,

Mi'lis:na iIoIr
vs..
William 4. Fox.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-08-27
MONTANA CATTLE COMPANY.

Range-Teton aud Marias \
VENT inverted on left side.
Ear mark Crop Off right .
slope in left. upper
Horses branded THIS.
left shOutfer'. ~"
Range North side lower SIM :,
All calves branded same 81 j.,
ent. large