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the taste, skill and power Of her execution,
The music as whole was superior to that
Of any former year, and we only regretted
there was not more Of II.
The floral display exceeded in magni-
tude and magnifcence, that Of any former
commencement. The front Of the stage
was ornamented with foliage and bloom
ing plants and cut flowers artistically ar
ranged, while each of the graduates were
remembered by their friends with boquets
and baskets Of flowers in such profusion,
that 1t is useless TO undertake a descrip-
tion. A commendable departure was
made by including among the more per-
ishable gifts over twenty nicely bound
volumes of choice poetry and prose.
The exercises were fully up to the aver
age OF former years. Not having made
any notes at the time, we cannot undertake
to give an abstract or outline Of the
thoughts presented by the different speak
ers and essayists.
The audience was SO large as 10 include
most OF our readers having special in
terest in the exercises, many of whom
could carry away fuller abstract than we
have time Or space TO give.
The remarks of the Superintendent in
presenting the diplomas were thoughtful
and scholarly and in excellent taste, and
altogether the exercises of the evening
were a credit to both teachers and pupils,
and fully sustained the high character our
schools have attained. The following is
the programme in full:
PART FIRST.
Music, Selection from anvil chorus,
by the school.
Prayer ~
Music, The dawning of the day, by the
school. .........r w.I,a. FI
Salutatory oration-Woman on Guard,
Cora McDermott. . '-
Essay-The mazes Of the Labyrinth,
Jennie Morgan.
| Oration-A glimpse at civilization,
Edward D. Roser. -.sr ast
Piano duette-Blessenger bird waltzes,
(Schuber0 Minnie Stroup aud Mabel
Wilbur "'''' "'''.F .'A' . {
Essay-Clouds, Lillian F, Dyer, ~,
oration-our poetic druids, Sadie
Watts. ..; f, .rao.I ~ ,rv
Vocal Trio--The distant Chimes, twenty.
one voices. " 1. goo. ~
I PART SECOND. .....,',
oratlon-An unmasked hero, Lyman B.
Yale. 4. - y--.s. .n - a.l,F5rg
'0ration-Wings for the angels, but feet
for men, Edith Boyd. .-i'- "3ti
Male Quartet-Thc gay pilgrim, w, s.
Franks, WIN Townsend, Percy Townsend
and Mortimer Wadsworth. e.. b..
oratlon-The slaughter Of the limo
cents, Bertha Bfenner. n f'a. 7r''I' 3
Valedlctory oration-A Historical In
ciden,, Harry Belden. ..,....-,
Music, (gleel-Glad spring time, school
Presentation of diplomas. ,r7ui s-
d Benediction. a1aS's,1 q ri1g hl5rgu .
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Send Money by American Express Co.
'|th' '+ Money Orders.

Receipts given. Money refunded II Orders
are lost. sold,at Allolacss Of the Co, Pay
able at %, 100 placed Hates; To s5!5c.; slo-
&C.; sso-f0c.; fco.fsc. s4O.i5c.; t5o'sOc,
.o.GftIIfHr -ott WDli 6T
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Notice.

desire to call attention TO the fact that
have opened on North Main street. first
door north of the Railway, a fine stock Of
Cigars and Tobacco. Also fine assort-
ment Of Fresh Candy. VIII my friends
keep Il in mind and give me trialf
25t4. tl 7. w. DAWSON.
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with horse and driver, will furnish three
persons luxurious transit at the rate Of 81
an hour, or twenty-five cents passage.
For parties, concerts, calling, and similar
uses where a private close carriage Is de-
sirable, this will be found great con-
venience.
AT the recent Fair in Greenwich, the
entries in the several departments were as
fnllnWa.
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NwANTEDlwork,' on farm, or in q
a store, grocery or warehouse. Has had
several years experience as bcok:keeper
and salesman in The wholesale trade, Is Q,
good penman and will make himself
generally useful Ia any spot ,or place
where he may be- needed dhqSirs at
this office. 24t4p
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-25

WANTED-the public to know that we
make door and window screens TO order,
at the lowest prices, also sell all kinds OF
trimnfihpsfor' the saifie, Leave orders at
Haines, Blacksmith shop. GRo. HAINEs,
FRANK MCCLELLAN. 2Ou.
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: = y u II II ~ =" y - q III
Excursion Rates July Cd md 4th, 'S4.

The G. c. C. & l, Ry, win make half
fair rates July Sd and 4th, "a, TO all sta
tions on their line, viz. Tickets sold and
dated July 3dror 4th, will be good to
return July 4th and 9th, only. 90 o. 't' q.
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For Sale.

A Roice Reaper, almost as good as new,
price $40. Also light wagon, price $36.
Call at my residence 2 miles south Of
Huntington center, 26t2D A. g. WARD.
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'MlisfeIlaneous.

Under this head ,oilI be inserted "Wdnts,"
"For Sdle,n. " For Rent,p {" Lost"
!. Found" etc., ETC., at q charge Of one
cent ,oord. -sii .-'aaH f,lfsio1,s .
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-25

For sALE.-A first class soda water ap
paratus, counter draught generator, cop
per fountains IN good order. Every Thing
complete P1ee geEy low; ), Inquire ny OF o or
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For sAIE.--house and lot on South
Main street, Wellington. Inquire Of w.
B. Dprp9qd, ober1lin' Q. ,,..sITfM
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The Estate Of Edison P. Baird.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified Ad.
mlnlstrator Of the estate Of Edison p Baird deccaa
ed, late Of Wellington, Loraln Co., Ohio. -
'26t3. 7i 't RoBERT II. BAIRD.
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Ladies' take Motto.

You can buy better Hair goods for less
money, at Benefits Hair Store Elyria,
than you can buy in Cleveland. Every
article warranted. 2ots
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elm Trees Wanted.

We want a few good elm trees.
Parties having them for sale will
do us a favor by leaving word at
our Office. ~ sa...,l ,la @,ri'
W. R. SANTLEY & co.
..sio 2eHd - ~ " IN klisi
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Remember the Rocky Mountain Excur-
N, ..l..s Ision. -.,,, afr,,y

Also greatly reduced exploring tickets
to. peiHtsin in Kansas, good going Gill June
Both, and TO return within the established
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rs. T. Dyer, who has been at work at
his trade in Kansas, came home last week
in responce to a telegram informing him
of the recent serioHs symptoms in the con-
dltion Of his wife's health. -,pa ur1
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dss5, Rsa DRY GOODS! ass5: Ss5;
DRY.
GOODS

In the Dry Goodmans Aamac this of the year usually
marked du but owing the extremely low prices we quoting
everything pertaining the trade business has dmhed
and do not mean SHALL need anything line visit
promise render the task of making selection
invite special attention to our line of
Stripe and Check Nainsook,
Plain and Figured Swiss, India Linens,
Victoria Lawns, Stripe and Cord Piques, with
embroideries to Match. Ladies Kid, Lisle and Silk
Gloves Misses Kid, Lisle and Silk Gloves; Misses
Lace and Linen Collars, Ladies lace and linen Col
lars Ladies and Misses Fine Hoisery Gents Gloves
and Hosiery; Gents Collars and Ties; Ladies
and Gents Balbriggan Underwear; Para
sols Shawls, Scarfs and Jerseys
AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES AND MARKED IN
A I'M FIGUR r ES.
MALLORY, PRICE & 60.
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|, THAT wbiterobed company of
sopranos and altos that formed q large
part of the choir at COMMENCEMENT was
d very interesting study, and received
their full share of the honors Of the eve
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-25

John Robinson's circus has just added
to It's curiosties mammoth bull raised
atspringaeld, o., which stan1s 0 feet 01S
inches in height and Is correspondingly
large in girth, ltTqs purchaSed io5sSOo,
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The Wellington Military Company
has been mustered into The Filth Regiment
and will be known as Company &C."
There are now seven scdnpanies in the
Regiment. EgGss =
Carl Rust and David Galnnell printed
programmes for their closing school exer.
cises, and made a very, creditable' job.
Their imprint appeared thereon in good
business style. 49, .-lss.-i a@ i1ss'' :,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-25

zone9 of the 1iahdsoHs floral 'dsyiees
at Commencemehts was tho abbrsviation
"s4' in scarlet geranium on background
of small white blossoms. 1t was quite a
floral exposition that gtseed thelthurch
that night "a Drg 19tsglq
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
n. A.. SIMMONS, LIVER MEDICINE,
WHAT IS SAID OF IT.

1T is indispensable iii tl.is Malarious climate.
Tecan't do without it. 1t saved us from much
sickness.'-Rsv j. G. Weaver, of Texas.
Twenty years OF suffering from Indigestion
and diseased Liver was relieved by a package
orit.'-Rev. NJ. II. CulluEi. Grapevine. Texas.
1t has done more to relieve and cure me of
Sick Headache than all the other remedies !.
ever used j. NJ. Leod. of No. Carolina.
Improved a blessing TO M fa,nily.l cheerful
~ testify to its merits is popularity here il
unbounded.'-Rev. Sc. Shaw. Batesyi!,e. Ark.
These are but samples iIuin among the many
thousands OF unsolicited testimonials received
during the past few years. Ask Your druggist
tor tho original NJ. 1. SiMMoAs'1ivEE MED
GENE. made at st. Louis. Mo-. Take no other.
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TO GROSS THE OCEAN IN A DoRY.
From the New York World

[From the New York World
Captain John Traynor, of Bath, Me-. who
in the summer of 1851 crossed the Atlantic in
a dory, arrived here recently from Bath,
having made the trip-440 miles-by water
in q dory 10 feet feet long, 5 feet wide and 99
inches in depth. He Intends to remaini In
this city until about June l, during which
time he is to exhibit himself and dory at the
Globe Dime Museum in the Bowery. After
that he will again attempt to cross the ocean
in his little boat. Taking q cat aleng for
company.
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GOOD TYPE SETTING.

In an attempt to beat George Ah~rensburg's
record OF 1894 in one hour, Mccain. of the
New York Herald, set 1880 ems, nonpariel
regular newspaper measure, in that time.
Each stickfull had one break line. Mccain
could have done better and his proof was
wonderfully clean.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
Just Received,

At Grimes Il Venable's, jewelers., a beautiful
line of solid silver and plated ware. suitable
for bridal and other presents. These goods
are from the manufacturer and the latest
styles. Call and see them. spr2etl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03

Having just received an immense and superb cargo of BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, SC, bought fresh from the factories at IN enormou
discount fol cash, W e challenge any house in Lafayette County to sell any
article of Goods in our line, of the same quality OF Material, style and Finish
We profer to duplicate ANY bill of Goods, in our line and finish, at the
same time Goods of BETTER Material, Style and Finish, than any house i'll
Lafayette County. We do not deal in shoddy, shop-worn, or old style Goods.
Ours are Bran New, Nobby, Stylish and Fresh from the factories oft the east
and west, made of the best MATERIAL and of superior and unrivaed workman
ship in Style and Finish, and OF LASTING QUALITIES, that would make a
hole in the rock of Gibrater.
This is II abiding place. We have come to stay, and u aim and
desire is to please and give satisfaction to tn public M u host OF patrons by
presenting to them a superior and unequaled line of Goods
At Prices that Defy Competition :!
Some Of the Unparalleled Bargains we are offering are as follows:
A fancy line of Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, nobby in style, perfect in fit
and superb in material, 81 SO, worth 50 SO.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, perfect beauties, at 81, worth So.
worth o. IS: y.
Misses Side Lace Kid and Goat Shoes, at ST. IS and 81 90, worth So.
In Mems Boots, a solid, substantial, wenl-made article, for So worth SO 75
Misses Ties, at IS cents, worth 81 25.
Ladies' Cloth Slippers at 40 cents, worth IS cents.
These Goods are lot Shoddy, but First Glass in Every Respect.
We re bound to have your trade and custom, and if you have not'beeI
trading with u.s., we earnestly invite you to make us friendly call, which will
cost you nothing, and allow us the great pleasure OF showing you through om
immense stock in person: We want to see you, eyes open and sparkle at thu
Misses, at prices sc marveousy lew as will astonish and transfx, and to excite
your unbounded admiration at a line of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Sc.
for Gentlemen, Youths and Children, OF such beauty in make and finish anG
excellence of material as was never before offered or sale in this market.
We are tired Of seeing on citizens imposed upon and being: hmbugged
by the cry of cheap goods" which, after being bought, turn out to be worth
beg you most earnestly to com and see u Bargains, and if you buy and are
not pleased, we will refund your money, a thing we have never vet been called
on TO do, so we'll pleased have been all our customers. .
Come d 500 us and wa will make van am
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Secnnd naV.

Second Day.
And God said: Let
there be an expanse
in the midst of the
waters.
And God made the
expanse, and sep
arated the waters
under the p
from the waters
b the expanse.
Third Day.
q. And God said: Lei
the water under the
Heavens be gather.
ed to one place and
let the dry land ap.
a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ csted in the estate Of Lucie Atkinson. decd.
that the undersigned, administrator, will apply
TO make a final settlement Of said estate at
the May term, 1884, of the Probate court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri. to. be begun and
held ut the Probate court room. in the city
OF Lexington, on the second Monday in May,
1884. ROBERT TAYLOR,
aprl2t5 administrator
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

WHEREAS. Jake W. BEEN and his wife
w BY their certain deed Of trust dated Feb
r9ary 18th, 1882. and recorded In the recorder's
ounce Of Lafayette county, state of Missouri,
IN book No -, page 40. conveyed to John A.
iand, situate lying and being in Lafayette coun-
ty, state OF Missouri, tO.wit: The southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section four
teen ll4l, IN township forty-elght [4sl. and
range 2sl when said deed was made
IN trust 70 secure the payment OF Q certain prom
issory note In SAID deed described, which 10 due
anu unpaid and, whereas, 1t Is provided IN said
deed that In case of the disability In any wise Of
said trustee. that the Chem acting sheriff Of
Lafayette county should act In his stead. and
whereas. said John A. 8. Tut is disabled by
reason of sickness and infrmity from carrying
out the provisions of said deed of trust, Now,
therefore. l. the undersigned, sheriff OF Laiay-
ette county, NO., ut the request Of the legal
holder Of said note, and in accordance with the
provisions of said deed Of trust, hereby give
notice that will. on
SATURDAY, MAY II. 1884,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock Q. m. and nvs
O'Clock p. M. of that day, in front OF the court
house door, in the city of Lexington, In the
county OF Lafayette, and state Of Missouri,
oner tor sale. at public vendue TO the highest bid
der. TOR cash in hand, the said tract ofland. for
the purpose of paying the amount due upon. said
promissory. note. together with. the costs and
expenses OF said trust and sale.
witness my hand this April 18th 1884. y
ss6td BENZ ELLlOTT,
Sheriff Of Iafavotfe countv Mio annri
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GENESIS AND SCIENCE AGREE.

Messrs. Chas. Scribner's Sons have publish
ed o work on "Creation," written by the late
Prof. Guyot, the distinguished scientist,
which contains the following curious table,
which aims to max clear the harmony be-
tween the first chapter Of the book of Genesis
and the condensed results of science:
ERA OF MATTER.
INTRODUCTION.
THE BIBLE. SCIENCE.
In the beginning God Matter Is not self-ex-
created the Heavensi istent.
and the earth.
And the earth was des- Primitive state of mat
olateness and emp-I ter. Gas Indefinite
tiness and darknessl ly diffused.
was upon the face of
the deep.
And God said, let light ter.
be. and light was, Gravity. Chemical &C.
and God separated ton. Concentration
the light from the| of diffused matter
darkness. into n OF more
nebula, appearing
as luminous spots in
the dark space OF
heaven.
Second Day. division.
And God said: Let The primitive nebula
there be an expansel lsdivided into small
in the midst Of the er nebulous masses.
waters.
And God made the Formation of the visi
expanse, and SEPT BILE, lower, starry
.arated the watersl world.
10000
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FOR SALE.

THE valuable business property corn -
i sr of Russell and w sshburn stress, n
HiggInsville. lately occupied by myself mi|
as a FnrRiture Store. There are three ~
good buildings, good cistern and lot sOxl4
feet. A bargain can be bad.
sprl9w4 4. WADE.
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Lexington Market.

In this reportthe wholesale pr,ces ara o,v., g.,
lett hand column, and retail prices in right hand
column. In country produce,t the figures on The
~ ,he ris6, w ths .ae metensnts are paying, and
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Fourth Day.
And God said. Let
luminsries be In the
p q of the hea-
vens to separate the
day from the night,
and they shall be for
signs, and for sea-
sons, and for days,
and for years.
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SALE.

WHEREAS. samuel Stewart and CarolIns
deed of trust dated the LIST day OF August,
A.. D. 1881, and recorded IN the recorders
ofice Of Lafayette county In book number forty.
four (4D, page i've hundred and twenty-ons
(52l) conveyed to William Il. Chapman, trus-
tee. the following described real estate situated
in the county of Lafayette. and state Of Missouri,
to-wit: The southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section nineteen (l9) township forty.
nine N9), range twenty.seven CT), containing
lerty (4) acres more or less. In trust to secure
the payment Of two certain promissory notes
in said deed described. And whereas, the
said William II Chapman is absent from the
fore, by the provisions therein contained, the
undersigned sheriff of Lafayette county, will exc
cute such deed Of trust and the powers thereof,
In liea and In place OF said William n. Chap.
man. And. whereas. default has been made and
still continues to he made In the payment OF
the sum of money and interest due on said
prOmisory notes: Now, therefore, notice
is hereby given that ! the undersigned shsri4
and acting trustee, by virtue OF the power con-
tanned In said deed Of trust and the order Of
said court aforesaid. will. on
SATURDAY. NAY 3RD, 1884.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that
day, sell publicly at auction before the court
house door In the city Of Lexington, Lafayette
county Missouri. to the highest bidder for oaeh
In hand. the real estate hereinbeiore described
to satisfy the said promissory notes and Interest
this trust. BENZ, ELLIOTT.
Sheriff OF Lafayette county, Missouri, and
acting trustee. april2td
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Concentration.


The nebuloub masses
concentrate into
stars. Our sun be-
comes q nebulous
star. Formation of
the mineral mass of
the earth by chemi-
cal combination of
the solid crust, the
ocean, and atmos-
phere. The earth
selfluminous "a sun.
First appearance of
land. AZoic rocks.
First i%nfusorIal plants
and %protophytes.
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A BROADsIDE.

Mr.. Arthur will not do-Mr. Blaine
Will nos dO-Mr. Arthur ssa Ma.
chine Polftician''-Mr. Blaine
not H0nest-The Country
C~onfessedly Democratic.
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Fifth Day.
Al ~

Fifth Day.
And God created the
great stretched out
sea monsters and all
living creatures that
creep, which the wa
tiers breed abundant
", and every winged
bird.
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NOTICE TO ALL ~CONCERNED.

TNHlS Is to notify and warn all parties now IN
l. terested or who may become Interested that
suit has been instituted. and other suite will b
deceased. by the heirs to said estate, and Ws
hereby warn all parties from purchasing or ira.
ding TOR lands or estate Of the heirs Of VIM. J.
Ferguson. deceased, and Il. R, Ferguson, ~
title to said land or estate cannot be made per-
tect, anu 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 ito all the hsairs. This We
will prosecute to the end.
Signed }. @. B FERGUSON, Y. D..
ALICE q HARDMAN.
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ADMINISTR NOTI1E.

T FILTERS Of administrator on the estate OF
II vii lam Burns. deceased. Were granted
to the Undersigned ON the lin day OF April,
1884. by the Probate court OF Lafayette county.
Missouri.
All persona having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to nle 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.
MARY BURNS,
Rprl2tJ Adm nistratrix,
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actions sub
side. The earth loses
its philosophers sun
and moon become
visible. First Sue
CEssION Of day and
night, of seasons and
years. Differences of
climate begin.
ArchRan rocks. Prota-
phytes. Protozoans
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
ERA OF

b.. And God SAID: Let First infusorIal 7
the earth bring forth and protophyt'
vegetation.
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SATURDAY. MAY sRD, 1854,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF go acres three -
"A and Q half miies south OF Lexing- 5J|
ton: Terms reasonsbls; Apply 70 ssss
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Sixth Day.

Sixth Day.
q. And God made the
beasts of the earth,
and the cattle and
every creeping thing
Of the ground after
its kind.
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and animals ap-
pear successfully In
the order Of their
rank - marine ami
mas, fishes, rep
tiles and birds. First
great display of
plants. Coalbeds.
Paleozoic and meso-
Zoic ages.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
N SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to al persons inter-
~ ested in the estate of Thomas Payne, de-
ceased that the undersigned, Administrator will
apply To make :: final settlement of said estate,
a. the MAY term, 1884. of the Probate court
Of Lafayette county, Missouri, to he begun and
held al the Probate court room, in the city OF
Lexington, on the second Monday In May,
1884. ii. PAYNE.
aprM5 administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03

Hear the cannon booming, but not louder than our challenge to any City o
Town in the State of Missouri, and particularly to ANY
Town in Lafayette County, Missouri.