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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

TURKEY SHOOT. The Turkey shoot
given by Messrs. Abrams and Barber
at the fair grounds, Thanksgiving day,
was well attended and highly enjoyed.
The range was 65 yards at turkeys
head and $50 yards at the bodies. Reg
lister Boughton killed the largest num-
Der, five. while G. j. Hyde was next
with three. Another match IS promised
sometime in the near future.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

GO AND SETTLE fine line Of
wall paper and hanging lamps at Bryan's S.
3SwI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

FOR the finest qualities of Japan teas
go to Joe Nathan's. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

On Monday last Hugh A. Moore
shipped TO Chicago, one carload OF
forty-nine hogs. averaging $50 pounds
each, as fine a load of hogs AS have
come into town this year, and one car
load of cattle of his own feeding, on
carload purchased of VIM. l.. MeCord
and one carload from Mccoy & Wright.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

THE JAMES MEANS three dollar
(SS) mems shoes Best for the money,
44tf ~ JONI ScHREINEKs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

JOE NATHAN has snow flake Crack
ers as light as feather. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03
The CITY Council.

A re gular meeting OF the common
council was held Wednesday. Dec. 2.
1885 The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and allowed: l. II. Bellows, boarding
tramps, So; +. W. Bryan, book, etc..
81. 40; j. NJ. Altizer. clerk special cleo
ton, 50; j. Schreiner, blankets. Decem-
Der, 1884, 81. so.
On motion, the sum of $40 was APP
propriated toward building house for
the weighmaster at the stock yards.
The following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, Complaint having been
frequently made to the council of the
city Of Lancaster in relation to obstruct-
ing the sidewalks of said city by dis
playing goods, depositing boxes and in
numbering the streets with wagons, bug
gies, sleighs and the like. and also the
obstruction of the main streets with
auctions, conducted in the center of said
streets; therefore be it
Resolved by the common council of
the City of Lancaster, That the city
marshal be and is hereby instructed to
prevent such membranes of the main
streets of said city, and remove or
cause TO be removed all such obstruc-
tious to sidewalks and streets. as pro-
vided by the ordinances of said city.
The resignation of Lewis Holloway as
mayor was presented and accepted.
On motion, a ballot was taken for
mayor. and John p. Lewis having re-
ceived all the ballots cast was duly de-
clared elected as mayor of the city of
Lancaster. Mr.. Lewis appeared before
the council and took the oath of office.
MAN UP TREE. Charles Doll, who
is teaching the young idea mental mark
manship at Waterloo, had an experience
few evenings since that was calculated
to turn his hair red in single night.
Charles, it seems, became smittea with
the charms of a buxom lassie at party
held some three miles from town, and
when it came time to go home escorted
the young lady to her parental mansion
situated about three miles further in
the opposite direction from town. The
walk home in the moonlight was de-
lighttul experience, of course, and when
he at last planted her at her fathers
door, his heart was lost and his head
quite turned, as is evidenced by the
fact that when he started to trudge the
six weary miles back to town he los
his way and wandered around until
near morning, when he ventured into a
farm house to inquire the way. The
farmer got up and set the dog on him
and the rate of speed with which he
tore down that country road at o clock
in the morning with Tige in hot pur-
suit has not often been equalled. But
Tige proved to have the best staying
powers and Doll was compelled to
climb tree. Just as he started up,
old Tige came along and sadly abbrevi-
ated his coat tails, after which he quiet
ly lay down upon the remnant of cloth
and kept ward and watch of his pris-
oner until the rosy dawn, when couple
of gentlemen driving along the road
took in the situation and drove the dog
away They got Doll down, almost
frozen, and brought him to town. After
getting thawed out he struck a bee line
for home. and that is the last that has
been heard of him aud his rural ro-
nance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

DIR. FENNER'S " Golden Relief y
cures any pain in to 30 minutes, bruise
or cut without soreness. 3Iy1
IVEY AND WEBB have a splendid
stock of goods this fall,and judging from
the crowd Of customers they have every
day it is appreciated When in the
city give them a call. 3Sw3
A GOOD Waltham Watch, stem
wind aud stem-set, with chain, for 81
at j. H. Baldwin's. 32tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03
ORR & LOWRY. Plaintiff Attorneys
7. q. Address: Lancaster Mis- sox6
NOIICE 81 Il.-II n - lIII-I. ~ --11.

~
State q Wisconsin, County Court for Grant
coanty--In Probate
In the matter ofihe estate Of Jehiel H. hyde.
deceased.
Notice i hereby given. hat The claims and de-
mand- Of all persons against Jebiel II HYDE
late q The city Is Lancaster III said county Dc
ceased. viii be received. examined and ndlasted
by the County CoBrt OF cato county ii the special
terms o. said court % De held al Ill court house
Second Taesiays 81 FeDraarg and MAY d.
1895. Also that sx(6j months from aud after the
1th day 81 &Oeembef. 4 p. 1855. 81 ms lme
limited for the creditors - said 4ef8iei u DIVIDE
deceased, to present their claims for exwnaii.-
alton and aliow ance
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

PRESERVES Of excellent quality.
pat mp in Ii buckets. fol sale at Joe
Nathan's. 4ftf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

BRILLIANT Alaska Crystal Specta-
cles and Eye Glasses in great variety at
Stone & HasselFs. Lancaster. We are
sole agents for Grant county for these
celebrated goods, and keep constantly
on hand a large stock to meet every re-
qnirement. A perfect lit guaranteeiin
every case. lift
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

SILYERWARE. such as knives. forks
and spoons. cream and gravy ladies'
berry spoons, sugar shells. butter knives
fruit knives, and nut CRACKS and picks.
all suitable for holiday presents. at j
H. Baldwin's 40w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

NEW LINE Of Carpets. At
ST JoHS ScHREINER's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

Smith Brothers, of this city. shipped
fine carload of hogs to Chicago Tues
day morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

SOMETHING WRONG The number
of marriages in Grant county, as re-
ported and recorded in the Registers
Office from Jan. /, 1884, to Dec. /, 1884,
was 3l2. while the number for the same
time during 1885 was only pol, a
falling off of 50. Whether it is that
really less marriages have taken place,
or there is q failure on the
part Of parties performing the
ceremony to report. Register Boughton
is unable to say-but in all probability
the latter is the case. All marriages
should be reported, for such is the law
and it is very severe in case of neglect.
Chapter 2S7 of the laws of 1882, sections
l,023 and 1,02s, says: Every physi-
clan, surgeon, or other professional
person, under whose care birth or
death shall take place, who shall neg
lect to make and return certificate, shall
for every such neglect forfeit not less
than $50 nor more than $780, And
the same penalty attaches to those who
fail to make returns of marriages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03
L,sTATF- wIEEr.r 1...oe. j 80

E F-"lLL''A ''''''F 2 e AZ
State 81 Wisconsin coasf asaFs IL raaY
con tv-IH Probate
Notice IL h rebg gig 'ilaf 81 the yagaiar
term OF th,. eos9fy ooarf 20 - hsSd and for
sad county a ihe epart house II the city Of
lancaster IN said county or the
FIRST TUESDAY Of JAyTsaY. 4. D. 1853.
at one clock n. ~ said day. ihe following
matter siil be heard and cons dered:
The application ~ Morris PAianey admins
rator Of the esfatH of William Groom lac Of
he towp ~ fsaesville IN said county deceased
or etfirmeHt AID allowances Of his admiuistra-
Ton arconff ans the assignment o. the residue
81 saia estate 70 the persons entitled 70 the
same.
By order If the Court
sNM AeG0NIGAL, Judge
Dated November Is, 1856 40w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03
BE- order of the Court
" aoGoNlGAL County Jrdge
n sTATE-JF8EI II TTDE- 1T5s1-- C.

state Of Wisconsin. County Court = Grant
Couuty--fB Probate
Notice i hefeos gyen ihai af the speeiagtefnt
q the County Cont t3 81 aei# 81 asl fir said
County, az the ogFi A0ass III tbs cisy 81 Ian
caster ~ said agntg 0a tbs
THIRD TT RSDAY DF DE. EMB p iAs5
eing he 18th 6aY o. D. eemb8r ss5 a. i9e 10. Z
~. the foilowii gmaftef VIII be beard and eau-
idered:
The Implication 81 David sCEsefssfr aaa.jassz
traitor q b9ss noa VII e tile s5s aa3s.E4G ~ ne
e~taie 81 JehIel II IiF de la8e 81 5.atra4tcF fn
said comfy deceased f@rgicsai s f4s sfs tue real
state hsiea@iag s. saia ,le efiig8 ~ ei.
l,sTr. VIZ: IL sefgh ke ol 9Es Weef ha'f -
5ock FGyts i've 50 is sd els IS Iaeeasfsr.
Grant County, isc0Hsin.
Bg order * he s'aHa
WI IL + .irae
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

A NEW line Of Clocks jnSt received
at j. II. Baldwin's. 32tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03
Scoring.

LANCASTER, Wis, Nov. 27.-EDIToR
HERALD: In your last issue of The
HERALD | noticed an article purporting
to be an acceptance of my challenge
printed in your paper the week preyi-
Gus, signed by two gentlemen, VIM.
Dyer and James Kilbourn. They either
do not want to trot against my horse.
or else they must be very ignorant of
what an acceptance of a trotting chal-
lenge means. Neither of them name a
horse, so / conclude they don't want to
match my horse. Little Fred. II they
did, they would name their horse, if
they have one. r. G. VINEGAR.
The name of the horse, Mambrlno
Swigert, is given by Messrs. Dyer and
Kilbourn in their acceptance of Mr..
Winegar's challenge in The Mineral
Point Tribune and Democrat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

LANCASTER & PLATTEvILLE STAGE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-21
THE CRADLE.

Born In Marietta. Pennsylvania, Much IL
to rh~ wife oi the Rev. A. I. Shape, SEQ May
Limrick- II girl
- In Washington township, Lafayette
NJ kie'h boy.
- In Washington tovnsh'p. Lsiav.t O
rOu" y, W." Mnch l8 to The wire o. Mr.. Am
Time 1t g'rl
- IL G II. township. Lntsv tie c un'y. No &.
March I. 10 tn vii, OF Mr. Go Ba 1 IA ruy.
c"u"t, Mo Mach II. to the " .fe oil Mr.. W.
&C It Re m dy-4 noy.
- Ia Washington township. Lafayette
c. nn',: Mo rec' nilv, 10 The wife Of Mr..
y m > n. MartIn-a by.
= IN Wash ngton township. Lafayette
cpun,y: No: recently. TO the WI Of sir Va
ter wai,-e Wi ia gill
- In Freedom township. Lafave,ta county.
r-re"tly. TO the vile OF Mr.. HeLry Rab,-
n girl.
- W Ish'ngton COUNTY. K-n.. rec, utly,
T." the "if' "i M 1heodur' 10 le-aSr!
- In Freedom t"~nshIr, LII yet Gu ~.
Mo + emily TO tue v lie Of Ar Fax DleIkii g
n boy
- A, Am, isf~rte coua,v. M -.
Gently to'h wii- u Mr. tirnry y t 'ng-ab >.
- In Alma. LIZ y-r'- cnu .Iy, NJ, rec Mt.
~ 4" tn wife ~ Mr. Win ui-s- IN .n-, hoy
- In B'acho ,rn, ss me County No ie-
Gently, To Tue wi Ut dr. + Ortt,ny-aboy.
= In L.oui-,iIl-. Ky . recently. 10 The " life
boy.
- In Ruti"r. Bates county. Mo recently,
to the wife oil Mr.. + Coleman SmIth-R RIrl.
- In W Ash n. ton township. Lafayette COM
ty M March IL. to the wife OF air Samuel
S'snnei ia boy.
- In Ray county, No. March IA, TO The
wife OF Mr.. John H.rshed-a b0v-stiiDorn.
- In Hlsgin,ville, La ay cite county, Mo,
81. Fch 8 TO the wife of Mr. Robert Martina
boy
- At Cor Ter. Lafayette county, Mo-. to the
vile Of Mr Hugh huoney-a RI.
- At Corder, Lafayette county, Mo-. r.
Gently. 90 the vile or MT. ~. =. Mure An
girl.
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THE ALTAR.

Married-Tn Odessa Lafayette county. Mo
N arch II Mr. tn. KER of B-ntOn county,
and Miss MOLLIE HI MPHR vs.
- In FIR do n town-hiu. Lsfn, cite county
M MIR flank HEIIMER and Miss THAR.
LOTrE NtUtiAUj.
- IN La'eyrtte county. Mo-, March Is
Mr. ,I.KER JACKSON and Miss cora
SLAUGHTER
- Ia Lafayette county. Mo. March 10. Mr.
JOHN JA>FERING and Miss NJ Try PIkPER
- In HigsInsville. Lafayette county. Mo-.
MIrcl, Is, nv the Rev Jesse O."orn MIR SOLO.
MON WARD and Miss FOLLY HARRISON
daughter vi Mr Lewis Z Harrison
- at the residence Of the BRIDES father. OF
the ev nin2 # The Is h. iy the Rev T. W
Ia e. Mr HEO. W. DUVALL and Miss MIN.
ME HlCkLIN. both OF Lsia, cite county.
The house was we'll nll.d hy friends of tn
happy couple. The supper was all q man of ap
,etit" could wish, and u number of useful ant
valuable presents were received.
- Ne.r H gginsville. Lafayette county
Mo , recently BY Rv J T. Osbarn, MIR
JACKSON JOHNSON and Mss FLORA +
BLEWkT1.
- At lola. Kan March 8, Mr. o. P
ROSE OF this county, AID Miss d. RA DUN.
CAN
- At the re iIence of the brid.'s father il
I.af,ye,ie county. No Msrrh IL, 10y Rev
F W L. onyrd. Mr.. VIM. e. LALE aud Mis-,
IDA B
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ReIteIous.
Easter dav. Anril ).

Easter day. Anril ).
Rev. 5. T. Ruffner will preach at Odessa
tomorrow.
The Herman Methodist church will soon
he re. aired aud pa med.
The German VI th"ti-t chur.h 1t Higgins
willie is being r. n"vated.
Usual >ervIc. 5 "a the Methodist church To-
morrow morning and night.
Rev. Geo. L. Leyburn will preach at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and
night.
Rev. A. Piston will hold services to-mor-
row morning aud night in this city, Confr-
nation at night.
Rev. Geo. Koenlg will preach at Napoleon
tonight and tomorrow morning; aud in this
city tomorrow night
Rev. A. Piston will preach at the German
Evangelical church in This city, on every
Wednesday night until further notice.
Rev. T. W. Tate will preach the funeral
sermon of Mrs. NJ. G. Flournoy, At the Bap-
ti>t church In Greenton, Tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock.
Daily services at the Catholic church. 81
o'clock, =. M; Sunday services = and 105
o'clock, q. M, and q o'clock, p. NJ, Rev. J.
J. Lilly Officiating.
The following baptisms have recently been
celebrated In the 'atholic church: Michael,
son Of Jno Cribbin aud Mary Cribbln. born
Jan. IL, 1884; Mary, daughter of Jno. Hogan
and Ellen Hogan (ne< Ellen Lyons), born
Dec. ~. 1854
The Sunday School Convention and E ecu
tive Boz ad OF Lafayette and johnson A>-ocia
tinn meets ut the Ito den Ba .,tist church on
Friday an Saturday. the 9Th ami 18th inst.
Appropriate programmes are prepared for
each person.
Christ church. Fifth Sunday in Lent. Sum-
da- school. 9:l5. Il. IN. Morning Prayer with
Sermon ut II. n. IN. Evening Prayer, at 4
O'Clock. Evening prayer aud lecture, Wednes-
day evenings nj 1880 o'clock. Daily SER
Vices morning and aft. rnoon. during Lent, in
the rhspel. Morning and evening on We'd
ne-days. Rev. John Davis, Rector.
Rev. J. v. Bark, father Of Rev. II. b.
Banks, Of Cord-r. now breaches at the Wa
verify and Ma 'Iewood Presbyterian churches.
The protractfd meeting in III Pre.b. terrain
church at Higxin~,iile. closed last Monday
n 'ght, with eighteen additions TO the church
Rev. A. W. Mil-ter assisted the p,>tor. Rev.
:. T Ruffner in the very succ' s.ful work.
Es'er service. at the Catholic church will
he n f"ll"ws:-Aprii 2. Hol, Thur-day. SER
vices. . u. IN . Passion sermon. Z o'clock. p.
m. April 3,Good Frid y.servIce at $50 a m
Way Of the Cross. 7 p. IN. April 1. Holy
Saturday, services at 8 q. M. blessing Of new
fire Of Pascal candle; of b,pti-mal water.
April 8, Eater Sunday. services at $50 and
10 80. q. M, Vespers and Benediction. Up,
M; sermon ut 10 30 .. m. on Easter day.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. r. W. Atkins, Girard, Kansas, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec.ric
Bltters to my customers, .he, give entire
satisfaction and are rSpid a~eller>." Electric
BItters srs Inc pnrest and best medicine
Znoan and will positively cure kidney and
liver complaints, purity the blood and regu-
late the bowels. No famrly eau afford to be
witkout them. They will cave hundreds of
dollars in Doctors bills every year. Sold at
nifty cents = bottle by II, W. b. Tevis, Leg.
aetes, No iulySsoH1y
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free b

"Whkt causes the great rush at LoomI.'
drug storey' The free d%istribution of sample
bot les of Or. Bo.anko's cough and lung
syrup, the most popular remedy for cougr-.
colds. consumption aud bronchitis, ;.cw ga
the market. Regular size sc ceE,s snd
VI. bOvhylenU
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rHR TOMB.

- In WashIngron township, Laf,vttte
county, Mo ML'cI 10 No. ANNA A., wiz. nj
Mr. } y Birri. ng Il Is rars,
- Near g.. anton, Ln'ayette couu,V. Mo
M'rc', "a. infant d"ugnIer o; Marshal and
Lima 'rStr, aXrd ab"ut nine N utl-
IN Do,sr '"wR~hIp. Lafs y.tte county,
DO March Is hrs Mc IEk E-E't - years.
- Inthis CITY, March %. Iufap. SOD ut ME
VIM : Sc-I.
in ihts 4 y, Msrch Is, af cnnSr:upi.cn
MI kVbtKr NlSAuGtI, AGED ABOUT $ year.
- Ia Odessa. lafayette county Mo-, =,
thr t.acls,ir Hotel. ii arch Z, 81 pnt uInonia
Mr.. Wan II. eISC ASK. aged a3 YEAR,.
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Wall Paperl Wall PaperII

Our stock is most all IN and our samples
are all ready and we shall be glad TO show
them, our stock is entirely new aud OF the
latest styles, they will please all, ana GU,
prices will be as low as possible.
feb2lw9 Iu,y,s epos
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
AnTl(E

u Y virtue OF An Oruer "f the probate cour, o.
- Laiay't tie county. Missouri. made On the
u h nay OF Mrron. 1855, thu undersigned
public administrators IUr sail county has tiken
charge o; the estate oil jesse Jene son. de-
CT se"i.
All persona having claims against 5 id esta,e
are required to exhibit them TO III, for allowance
" thin one year after the late Of this notice. or
they may be preclude from any benefit of such
estate; and If such claims L. no exhibited with
in two years they vii! De forever barred
mchli'5 10 \ WILSON,
puhiIr \JiniinI-ir fny
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ASN0CNCEMENTS.

COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
We are au' hnrrz d to announce Geo. Nj. Cat
ron Tor ie-el-clI"n to Iht. office OF .ounty
school commissioner Election. Tueausy
srTIl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-21
TAKE NOTICE..

'(NHE copartnershIr heretofore sxis'fsg he
L tween " Boon NJ t"r nd Il l. aierr, I'M
der he srm. name and -tyle al MAJOR 4 Greer
was this day dirsoired ey nu ut consent ".
Is Maj r 10 author I-G to se'Ilr up The BUSH e-s
al thr nrm Al! persons md .Dt"u 10 said hrm
Will please come NJ snd seIt. T. ih' ir accounts at
once, 50 ~ bu-iness nuet be clos,d up. aud
nose having claims a.alnst The firm wiii D -
s"ni III ia 10 H.B 81 r i"r e-itlrIn-ct. W
Is Maj r Will I've on his farm, liner miles sUutn
of AurlvIls The 10 h al March next.
AullvilIc. Mo-. Feb. ", lYSa
W. B M.JOR,
R.L GREER.
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Having rented the Fl e,u1m Mills At hulIyfl'e
10 Me Ia. + vAn- Bros. We Iskc PIE, u { N Il K
ing al! 'ur old customers AMI friends <, ner ly
TO gtvr III IN - trial, te. ling condd nj Thai hey
Will give you an excellent article Of Flour and
mn sat'siartIon. both being thorough miiirTs 10
All rs d~epArtments.
fseSGUl MAJOR { SRESA
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e A. S. Soiree.

The Seventh Monthly soiree at the E. Aull
seminary took place last night. Following is
the programme prepared for the OCCASION:
voc,l duet. Beautiful Sea, NJ sse, Lewie Hill
and Una Tern.
Piano solo. Dew-drop Ma-urka, Miss Kittle
Fulker>On.
Essay, A Peep into 1875. Miss Laura Ireland.
Piano solo, Hrppv Farmer Miss Grace Field.
Too Utterly Utter. Miss Annie
Oliphsnt.
Piano solo. Tirania Wely. Miss Lucy Shiiy.
Vocal duet. All Things are Beautiful, Misses
Florence and Clara STEPHENS.
Piano solo, Break Of Day. Miss Rebekah
Field.
D. clsnatinn. Mr.. Schlausheimer Don't Con-
clIiar-. Mis- Ride Auli.
Piano solo, Chopin waltz, op. 81, No. ], Miss
Florence STEPHENS.
Defamation. Old Dog Bow.er, Misses May
Russell and Rifle Aull
PianO solo, La TremOlo- Rosellen, Miss Anna
Oliph mt.
Vocal duet. Holy Mother. Gnide His Foot
steps, Misses Lewis HUI and Winnie Lo..y.
Pixno solo. Chopin waltz, op. Il, Hiss Mtn.
ME Long.
Mr. g.rnes YsGtwofrn received 8 t, Iegram,
fhursaay. IRON Marietta. Penn, saying u at
Mira A, T Sharpe was critically III. IA no
iurther news mas Ureu received her friends hop.
stre Is bitter
The you * ladies Of the r A. :. or their last
S'iu day night enterfsinmcnt hid a mook aas,-
RI ge The marriage WAS = doIU,s ODE. Mis-
annie Br'scoe appreciated GicE. one OF the
~ 'ome uer br de. u Lively hI"cfe. wa. Mi.s
May Raseii MISS Annie Oliphint was Bill.
th- DINER happy fellow Her bride, an engagi ing
b u"s'te. was Mss Florence Stephen. Missss
Clara kntnm and U II I. vi, were brI,i. sm ids.
The 'R"v Father O'Donnan." Miss IL lie
BOWMAN performed The ceremony with yr-a,
eefHt rr"o"oi in- INST interesting i-ntu e Of
Tue ven ny WIS III appearance. of the ro"r re-
NIXON, ~ Inc nrremnn, As c IL II they reoe we'd
III COLI shoulder. they y ,umg laii-s q / thInk,
MIL 'helr practice party, THAT they cuu d new
Undergo = marriage Ceremony with Grace, dag.
nifty aud IssIgnauon.
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CHAs. F. HOMER,
+. " INsuR,
IttI l.

Improvement Committee
Mr.. Williams Moved that the report he re-
cei.e Ell ~ The PRAYER granted. Carried.
Dir. Russell moved that the front DIOR of
the city hall be ~painte.i Carried.
On motion the council adj ,urned.
will be found m advertisement OF
aapt. Sam. Shsnka' great sale, at hi- farm. In
Pettis county, ) mile- from Bro snsvilie. Csps
shsnf IL c. Celebrated al a stock raiser, and La
f'y.tt- county live stock IL II viii DO veil to
rtsd Carefully What Ee Gnerl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-21
ORGANS. A. c. M. BIRD, ORGANS.
SEWING MACHINES, NEEDLES, OILS, &c.
oD=s REPAIRING DONE.
FOR lkENT.

THAT elegant Suburban B, lex Real -
l. denca Oh College hill. now &C, u fT1
pied by Mr. Br,ghtweil; six Rooms. nj
Carriage H"use, Stable. and all other nA
Necessary out buildings six acre.. { lad en-.
ci"s'd III Grap-s, Fruit, Flowers and CIR -: all
In con plete order. POsSp-sinn AnrGl /, 1855
mcbl4tu E. WISSOR q SON.