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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20
A Big Load.

Yesterday, Samuel Byers drove up to
Andrew Bowling's mill with wagon
containing $50 bushels of wheat, drawn
by team of eight of his Clydesdale horses.
It is equal to Is, 600 pounds.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20
MARRIED..

PAYNE WHITEHURsT.-Atth the Baptist Par.on-
age, StauntOn, July 18th, by Rev. James Nelson
ID. p. Mr.: Irving Payne of Stauntop. dormery
of New York;. to Mrs Mollie Whitehurst
daughter Of Geo. W. Hewitt. Esq.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20
The Time Shortening,

On the 9th of September all real estate
sold two years ago for taxes will cease to
be redeemable by the former owners
Those interested should note this.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Staunton, Au-
| gusta county, Va, July 20, 1883.
LADIES LIST.
Anthony, Deborah MITCHELL Victoria S
Bailey, Emer Mills, Kitty (care
Bailey, Carrie NJ DR. r M Bidgood
Cook, Mary Poindexter Kate
Cavell, Mrs S Fl Pitzer, Katie
Eubank Mrs M J Perkins, Fannie
Engleman, Francis Strasburg, Mrs E
Gardner, Anna Thomas, Hattie
Harden, Junius (coD Write, Willie
Kinney, Agnes Wills, Rebecca M
Livick, Alice P Williams, Hannah
Munrooh. Roaser Williams. Bette
Niche, Eliz abeth Washington, Jane
GENTLEMEN.
Allen, Jack Mclean, Kenneth
Bowling, Edmund Miller, A FL
: Barnett, Rev w j Norris, William P
Doyle, John M Richard, Frank-2
Erwin, Blair Fl Shick, W H
Fur, John Tackett, Chas E
Handcork Mr. layer, H
Hughes, Will am Warton. Elizer
James. W M Watson, Jessie
Leeth, Geo w
The above letters, if not called for within
fifteen days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Parties calling for them will please
say they were advertised.
Give your Street and Number to Carrier,
and your mail will not be put in General
Delivery and Advertised
W. A. BURKE. P. NJ
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20
The Staunton Canning Factory in
Operation.

The Staunton Canning Company started
its factory on Greenville Avenue in opera
tion this week. 1t is completely fitted up
and ready to can everything from toma-
toes up to oysters-if this were an oyster
country. The company has laid in stock
of about 60. 600 cans, and its machinery is
of the most modern and perfect character.
Outside of the factory is the boiler of
forty-horse power which drives the steam
through pipes into the boilers. There are
three large boilers with total capacity of
$50 gallons. One of these is fitted to do
thefnest work and is equipped with steam
gauge and thermometer. There is also
300 gallon tank. Nearby is a
crane which carries hugh iron cage into
which the vegetables are put.and which is
then lowered into the boilers. On the
side of the room is the long Gaping table
at which the caps are pat On the cans.
The soldering irons are heated at small
gasoline furnaces which are supplied from
gasoline tank outside, and there is
pressure to regulate the supply of fame.
A large and costly piece of machinery is
that for cutting corn from the ear. Its
iron fingers adjust themselves to corn ears
of all sizes, and it's blade strips them of
grain in an instant.
The factory is now open and under the
superintendent of Mr.. j. S. Thomas, a
Gamer of twentY-seven years experience.
who was gotten from Baltimore. Our
country friends may bring in their toma
toes, corn. berries. fruits and each vege-
table in its season, in as large quantities
as they please, and they will be recei we'd
and the cash paid for them at the office
of the factory which is in an adjoining
room.
Like creamery, this cannery will be a
dispenser of large amount of ready cash
to the county people and we hope they
will keep it we'll supplied.
Accidents.
The twelve year-old daughter of Mr..
W. A. Mann living near Harriston, fell
from hay-mow last Saturday and broke
his arm. DR.. Arbuckle. of New Hope.
66C Clo 1mD.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. D. Sylvester
Baylor, of the Churchville neighborhood.
% crossing Water street at the Lutheran
church corner, when he made s-step
and fell, breaking his leg above the knee.
DIR. John W. Harris set tie limb, and he
was sent out to his home in a light wagon.
It Stands the Test of Time.
The Charleston, Kanawha, "Star' cop
hes from the VINDICATOR notice of the
Hale Pavement Co. of this city having
gotten contract TO lay its pavement on
several important streets in Columbus,
Ohio, and adds:
The brick pavement referred to was invent
ed and patented in this city, and our streets
are paved with it. After years OF severe test,
it gives universal and unqualified satisfa c.
ton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20
GIVEN AVA Y

We do not wish to misead by pretending to give
away our goods. We cannot at ord such WONDER
full Hberality, but
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20

The City Council held its regular meet
ing on Tuesday night, President Berkeley
in the chair, and all the members present
except Mr.. Weller.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20

PERSONAL-SUDDEN DEATH-DIED IN
MA-IMPROVEMENTs IN A MILL,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20

Remaining in the Post Office at Staunton, Au-
gusta county, Va, July 20, 1888.
LADIES LIST.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-07-20

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. July 12-Beef
Cattle.-Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best........... ..................$5.l211a 5.25
Generally rated first quality ........ 500 a 5l2h
Medium or good fair quality $50 a 500
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
THOMAS A. EDISON.
The Noted Inventor of MenI0 Pa k
Leave His Machins.shop.
Long Enough to Pay
Chicago u Visit.

Everybody who is anybody, knows
who Thomas A. Edison is, aud yet not
II man In a thousand would at first
sight single him out in a crowd as be-
ing a prominent man. Not that he is
inferior i'll personal appearance; OH the
contrary, he is q very respectable look
ing sort of a man. But unless some
body should say "That is Edison, the
inventor his appearance would not
attract special attention. He is of
medium size, squarely built, smooth
shaven; has a prominent and some
what aquiline nose, eyes that are not
exactly mates, dresses plainly, and
wears a derby hat carelessly set on the
back Of his head. He is frank, uncon-
venliOnal, talks freely, laughs heartily,
aud tells a good story for the tun there
is in it..
Mr.. Edison was asked about his new
invention, the monograph. He said
it vas only the old photograph put in
good shape-.that il, cheapened and made
to articulale perfectly. 1t is smaller
than "a typewriter and could fluid a
, place IN any ordinary desk or table.
The voice was projected upon sensitive
wax cylinders through a funnel four
feet long, with an e~ighteen-iuch aper-
ture. The boys in his laboratory en-
jDyed nothing more than experiment.
ing with it.. 1t Wonid accurately repro.
duce the most delicate nUtes of the
piano. As at present constructed, each
instrument contained a waX-Cylindrr
two by four inches, capable of ~receiv-
lug one thousand words, which was
enough for ordinary business purposes.
But there were twelve surfaces in sue
Cessive layers, each Of which could be
removed when II had received its con-
PIGMENT Of Impressions. The language,
having been transmitted 10 wax, was
reproduced bv n secondary method 50
tlHt anybody could hear it more dis
tinGtly than tho human voice over OF
through he telephone. A printer,
therefore, could be given the wax cast
Of a speech, aud could reel 1t of for
himself a. fast rs he could set up the
lype-say forty words a minute. BY d
simple appliance, if the machine RAJ
too fast-gut ahead of his fngers-ht
could set II back TO the desired point
and 90 on rs before.
GAS to the tclephone,'' said he
Everybody who has ever experiment
ed with it knows that il Is not available
for long and continuous messages
Business men talking through il gcucr
ally know something about the subjec
matter, and, catching a few words her,
aud there, get the purport Of the Who'll,
message, although they have really I'm
, derst0od but u part of it. The phone
: graph will be much nearer perfection. =
IN explaining how the instrument
e could be used by a Compositor. he sale
, It was controlled by a lever worked b,
, the foot. Whenever the speaker talked
! too fast be could, by Il twist of tn
ankle, call a halt and make him re
peat-something the real i've oratp
% would lie 10th to do Tho pussibilitic
: Of the new device, according TO the III
yentor, were simply wonderful.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
~,CRusTS:E,S SAl.E

NjIT.KmA =. v,r.di ~ Eerme, unmarried.
~ 10y tir c"riam Gr-'f pt I",.' dated -" ,G'h
CLr g.; JC otter, - fEG T"caT.'i IN suc re-
CpGdcF'r DI.r" ui LniH yctte cClOty at decd
book Is, lEarc Il conveyed L. IN" uTd"rsiyntdr
WIipm futile, all his IIgny. utte, m
t"T"-t Hu,! estate, IN and to tho IDilO wing de
rcrIu"'i rrHi estate niIu,icd In ia" count 0t la
iny'itc state uf Missouri. w: TITO west hBit
OF Ih' uortn"Est quHri"g, eighty 1907 acres. and
the nrriHrlHt quarter ui The northeast qUaIt'T,
'r'ty Giy acre, Of section nur.J-I twenty three
rL3l ant ihr wcb. h4if of the irrih|c-i az. rtcr
rr,nty tsU) acres, OF ECclIUn nGHD, = tN:chI -four
Gtj amt the south Iw"HtI-sIS and tVD-thiTds
CGH) Nr-cr ~ the south haIt ~ the southeast
uu.rl"r 81 section number iuurtc n IA; ana thu
.Uulh hirlIGu nnd uH"-thiId (i3fl acres OF The
-uU'hw'. ! quarter ct IT," ElntIwrsL quarter Of
section UuHbCr tIIiccn U1J alt ~ township
nay 60 north range tw chty-5eYru "a, vest
# Ihr fifth OH, principal IucrlnlIn, con aiming
two hundred ana forty Gao acres o! Land more
or l'r-. which said conveyance" VISA HIade in
i.,"rY note IN said iced dcscr i.ed, and Thrrcas.
said note hGs brCGmc due and 10 unpaid; now
therefore. III accordance VIII the prOvisiOna of
sIlii deed Of trust. aud ut the request of the
l"2tI holder Of aaId note. I viii proceed TO sell
The above dc-cribrc real estate at the cnurthous'
door. 10 me city OF Lexington. In the county of
LAFAYETTE, eiat" Hiorrraid, To the highest bidder
Ior cash. ~ public auction, on
s. EDNESDhI, MARCH q, 1888.
between m" hOurH OF nine O'Clock III the fore
noon and dive O'Clock IN the afternoon of that
d!y. 10 snltsiV SAID rrte together wi h the cost
and eXrrus'B at 'XeGuiIng This trust.
WILLIAM ~ IUTILE Trustee.
Dt'Ch liis 9Th dny nf F lrufry. lSSS tcbIlIh
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1888,
sHERIFF's SALE.
HarrIsun Machine Works

luo a iFNh 'SAN
Windsor & s;rashurg.
, Y virtue oi nn alias execution Issued from
ID the onice Of the circuit court OF the county
oil Lafayette, IN the state OF Missouri, and in
favor of The Harrison Machine Works aud
against Benjamin f.. Windsor and Charles Stras-
burg, to me directed. and re'urnable TO the
April term, 1858. OF said court, | Will, on
THURSDAY. APRIL sra, 1888.
between the houra of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
duy at and III Tront of the courthouse door, In the
city OfLexinSton, In Lafayette county, Missou-
RI, during the session OF the said circuit court
o. said county, sell publicly, by a%lction,t TO the
highest bidder. iCT Cash in hand, oil the right,
title, interest and estate OF the said
DEFENDANTS OF. In. nnd to the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being
In the county OF Lafayette and state OF
Missouri, to-wit: 4 piece of land commanding
ut II point 10 feet rom the northeast corner OF
lot /, block I. Waterhouse Il Riding's addition
TO MayvIcw; theme east 30 ieet fronting south
side of Marshall street; thence south so feet;
thence wet 80 feet; thence north SO feet to be-
gtnn,n2; also lots 3 and 10, block Z. in the Town
OF MnyyIcw; also the cast half OF the north
west quarter and wet hall OF tue northeast
quarter OF section !, IN township 80, OF range
2o. Containing IN ali ld0 S2-lUO acres Of land
subject 10 light CT-wGy grated to *. G, st. l..
y C.. *. Il. c. ais" all the coal lying In and
under The '%0liowInE lots and parcels III lard
with the exclusive rIghte and 'i!tiege III min
ing, CXc4vatlug uul rcr'UvinF ia, same, viz
, I'll. :, 3, / b, . : 5 gaTd 10 block | lots
J., Q } and 4 hio"s :: los o. block ;, isl- q, I.
: . R.Ii 10. block (; lot. =, 5 1 9 =. \. 9
an 10 ht"cA b: l"'s ] = 3, 6 au! 10 block
3; OILS /, ,. .. s sni 10 &C, J; i"i Z. block =:
b. lesi III "a-t e IT." "i lot q; 30 80 iH"' the south
at C,r"er - '"' !; " -" tots Il. ! . v tnd 10.
hl,cs I; ai-n 1iur n"flr al dock I; lots l, =.
@nri iH .'r. oil "r'A F'ir -! ~ ioIs Is, :, 8,
y "nl - 4 Ia "i"'k = 81" | hnd :, block 9:
insl ~ D ! : v ans IL, block u. also sun
urtlH - hlr,H - al! Of sud Iors Le ug IN Tho
Town - II Avi'"' a' q 'ois ! :, 1, b. d, !. s,
y and ~ toe. :: @u.! tots |, z 8 1, : aud o..
"'Et" al . j.. ! 81 't't "a u'si 'ai OF lots o,
3 ii! r.; ut II. ]! Il. "a IS ld l.. Is, 10 nnl
Hoi hi2" = 80 al ','>t .mi oi io;. 5 0 'ni 10
NJ a. To- - j.; ""l To- :. ), i =. 4 4 and
y an! 80 a. ; ''' -, Il" az 10 o'"cH :; ma
l"'~ / : Hr'i d" 10 G. ~ u 81 blocks 3 sd D.
and LOT . 10 }" hniS h''', 81; i"!s !, :. 9
AM 40 hi".. i'j ~ E Il . =. block IL, lots |
:. J. !!nr" IL; lot y 1 -" 70 - " ok :; iut
noon II block : II q ~ H1>S0 ir I s"rrh a
Il OK !. al ~ HL''I |".-'. y i,HL a.'r addition
L. Ia" Town "i "'N'.'V, o.! o. Ia east Tail OF
NE h~"r,h"'s'l ''ll 90 e. "H : v 1t hiii "a
w. - y - '''''"'' - r"T''"o'
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL It'll. 1888,
SEHERIFE'S SALE.

w
aJor X Benton.
the office of the clerk Oi the circuIt court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor OF the
MurrIsOn-W eniynrih BANK and against rucien
NJ. Major ami Samuel = Benton. to me direct
ed, and rrtu"nahlr Ia the hprii term. 1883, of
said court, ! Will. On
THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1883,
between the hours OF line O'Clock In the fore
day, end IN front al the courthouse door, In the
city of lexington IN Lafayette county, Missou-
ri, during the session of the said circuit court Of
Sid county. cell publicly, !S auction, to the
tile, Interest. claim and estate OF Samuel
). Benton defend ant In said execution, IN and
to the IOiiOwIng described real estate,
situate, lying and being In the county o.
Lafayette and state of Missouri, tu-wi' 4:
forty-three and eighteen one-hundreds [43 49,
ming al the quarter sertlOn cOrntr on che north
side OT sectiOn eighteen Isl. township forty
eight 1881. range twenty-five t25l; thence east
eight Isl chains 10 4 stake; thence youth nffy-
thu o nHd nlnety-elght oBe-hundredth+ 1873 gS-
1901 CHAINS TO IL stake; thence west eight lsl
chains to : stake; tncnce north nitv-three aud
ninety-elght Onc-hundredl h1 l5S 95-lO0l chains
10 the beginning: Saving and excepting The foI-
lowing deacrlbe't parcel Inclufed in the above
described tract, tO-wIt: BegInntng TWENTY-FIVE
and eight ell v nlh5 [2 SILL links south of the
northwest corner al Ilrr south. at quarter al
~seciIOI. eighteen isl. township for " 'ght [4Sl,
rHngc twenty i've I5l; thence south Ihiriy-ninr
1891 rods and ii ShIi-seven AMI three ele yenthe
Isl Pill links TO n stake; thence east Ihirty-twn
1871 rods u II stake; thence nrr,h thirty six 1861
r'"I- and s"veniy-sertn and three eIr We htiIs
III Bill inks IL a stake: thence west thirly-twu
1871 rrda TO beginning.
1858 JOSEPH W. BOWMAN.
llIrl0iu sheriff
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
THE SUGAR KING.

The sugar king OF California and the
Sand wich Islands is on his way to New
York TO locate u great refinery 10 fight
the eastern sugar combiue. The lower
end of Wall street is in a twitter of
excitement, as it has been ascertained
to a certainty that Spreckels will see
that the eastern monopoly no longer
has lis own way. The cutting down
of the sugar duty by the new tariff and
the start in the sorghum industry are
two elements in the problem that may
alter the calculations OF the sugar kings
on both sides of the continent.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
GENERAL SHIELDS SWORD.

From the Carrollton journal. March 81
The Shields swords were boxed and
shipped by the Pacific express last
night to Congressman Mansur at Wash
ington, Mrs. Shields having at last
concluded to send them. They were
valued at $4,000. The charges on
them was 1928. 1t is generally believed
the bill TO pay $4,000 for them by the
government will pass, when they will
be owned by the government.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
VETERANS THANK SENATOR BLACK
BURN.

PHILADELPHIA, March THE Gen
eral Robert Patterson Post, No. 275, Il
A. R., this evening adopted a preamble
and resolution setting forth that "we
with regret that the memory o.
loyal and brave veterans has been pub
llcly insulted in the national congress-
i'm order to advance the dependent
pension bill, aud ''ihat the thanks OF
this post are rendered to Senator Black
burn, OF Kentucky, for SO ably defend
ing the memory of those tried aud true
patriots, Generals Geo. u. McClella!
and Winfield s. Hancock"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
PUBLIC. ADwsNsSTRATOR'

Y virtue of IN or,ier Of the probate couTt of
- Lafayette county,, No, m-d' ON the 18Th
administrator for said .cnumtV, has taken
charge Of the estate or George hasterson, de-
TcisrI
ALI persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit iiIrin to me for allowance
withinOBe year after The date OF this notice, or
they may he precindcd from any benefit Of said
estate and ifsuCh CLAIMS he not exhibited wIih-
In two years theY will hr forever barred
s a WILSON,
fplZJtf pultlr AInrfntstrotnr
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTICE.

EITERS or administration on The estate .
Il Barnett Y Landlord. deceased, we've grant
ell 10 The undersigned on the lEth dav 0i Feb
ruary, 1853. by the Probate court o. Lafayette
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against 3 i'd estate
AZ" required to exhibit them for allowance 10
tlr administrator. within one year after the
date of sald letters. or they may BE- precludrI
from any benefit of such estate. and ii such
claims be no! exhibited within tvu Years from
the date Of said letters they will he forever
barred
This 18th day nj Fehruarv. ISSS
CHATHAM +. LASKFORD.
Icb1SiS tJ,ti..
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
pUsEIC AEssEGNGsTssAToR's

EST vu'Ur of an order 81 The probate court OF
ID Lafayette county. AO.. mndc on the 18th
Il y OF February. ls5S. the Undersigned. p" bile
administration for said equity. has taken
chIrge III the estate of Hector j.. Peacock.
&c cease i.
All persona having claims against said estate
are required g., exhibit then 20 M Tor allowance
@ithin one year after The date Of this notice, or
they may b" Drecludcd fTnTI any ''n'ni OfsuGh
estate; and ~ such & aims be not exhibited With
in two years they will EF iorrv,r barred
JOSEPH A WIISOJ
fcb95i5 Public Aim ni-irrf'F.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS

DY virtue Of an order OF the prOhut" court OF
ID Latayette count. 40 . Ia ode On the 2gnd
'iay fF"hIuEry, l-S5. III" uni.rsi2H ed. puuIc
admins ra'or for sid county. ha- IRken chHI ge
Of he estate Of F'i = art Arn"it, deceased
Al. persons having cla ms uGa'Hrt end estate
are r. CURED TO exhibit thrin "a Ir Tor allowance
within one year alter IN" date OF rhis notice, or
They may b. prectudeI from ANY benefit Of pIch
sstat"i and II arch Claims b. not rXiiuIied
within two years tlIcV VIII be inTry"F barred.
JOSEPH y. WILSON,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
PUBLIC =
NGbTEGE

u virtue of an Order Of he probate cOur, Of
- Lafayette county, 80, mad on the
IAN day Of February. ISIS. the ucd.rsIgued.
public administration Tor Sad comfy. las
taken charge oi the estate OF JnO u Patrick,
deceased.
All persons having claims against srid cstaIe
are required 10 exhibit them to me TOR allowance
within one year after the dRic ~ this notice, or
they may De precluded from any benefit OF such
estate; and ii such cIaims be- not oxbjbiInd
within two ycarH Lhcv win ho forever haired,
JOSEPH A. WILSON,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

A GOOO FARM, OF u. Il new <rsS.
"A land sI'ua;ed on. rii.u 18th Of Er1
Page City AT S%5 PER ACi;E GOOD EFmu
FESCtN ORCHARD. I WO -k3HM
GOOD Lug HOUSES Crfwrp looms each; Good
Smoke-hJuse, II Stable, Welt. &c More land.
adjoining. can he bought II d,R:reh. One hun
d acres In cultivation, balance ~ blue gras
am = timber. This ir c bar-.ir worth looking
for Ihrms To EnlI hmm u M hicn ~
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

ny OT!Ck IT, hereby gwen t.at viii bppty to
- Ia" Probate court al Lafayette county,
hiiT-O:'l. at The adjourned trbru try term there
ni i"F 1hr year ls-S aud On Monday. March rs.
ISIS H. JrSIru Il, jp'lrTS g. administration on
Ihu cstaic % Mafuu!e ". Hifhcr~, decreased.
GlLiIAn II CHlLES,
Administrator With the Will al neYCd. OF the
ear,tu OF Marq AS ~ WUhrrs. deceaari
LrEingtnn, mu. February q, 1888 ieh25i4
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

AFDJitL IL hereby given TO all ChodItOts pnd
~ other persona interested ~ IA" Csiu.U OF
James Is Iiord, ccCepteh, that the undersigned
administrat, N, win apply tn make q final ret
ti"rIEn; Ui SAID estate nj the Nav term, lSS6,
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county.
Missouri, to be begun and held at tie probate
court room, in the city Of Lexington, Oh the
seannh Monday IN My. 1888
MARY 4 HOHE.
t,hISfis AIminI.ratrIX
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
EDNESDAY. ArHiL4,n lsaa
SNENIEF,s sAs.E

D0raihcR Pcvrh!oI II. wifow. Minnie rcVrstnTi
ard ilherI IrN' fUIi lbs tHvlr cur. or & haIiss
Horfr md thIIi's ]iIoc;,r. aImrni rHt"r
with will annex Il OF LIaIich bevcaiuIT. de-
ceas II, plaintiffs, rS p"Iic.
Il virtu" al a. 'itulcV Eni 'rdrr OF snic iFsuPd
from tho Office at the clerk at lhr ctIcuIt
court OF Iaiaveile C0ur t.. Missouri. aud IN
favor OF DuriIh-r i YrsInrl %liuw. Minnie
Pe\ e,tol Il Htl Nlb.It T., Y, s"tG ~ then CuI,-
tor, Uharus u, rncr. and Ianr'- il""ir'. Rh-
miuiHtIu'or with wiz AM esd at Than - lNNc-
storm, decreased, i'Itu':h ~ I,Hlt". Il nrr hirCc,
ed. and ie nrrhl' I" the aprIi s,ri!, 1855, OF
.uurI VIII N
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
SHERIFF,s SALE,

Henri c LnnnHm
vs.
George II. Il p",r
DY virtue ~ NI'po! Il execution, is1u'd from
ID tle Office Of The c;eIk Oi III" circUlI court Ui
Lafayette couHiv. tiiS"uu'i. ana III iHyOT al
Henry &. i.uuHum Hu'i aga tat isrDrsG II
Moore uI Lain5 ct G"uMtv. NJ, o me hirtc =
ed, and rrturnahlr 10 ihe ApIi. Term, lass, oil
til" circu I cour~ o: Lafayette county, Missouri.
| will, "n
WEDNESDAY. ArttlL4iH. lsa5,
bet ", rn the hour of min" "'rlurk ia Ia. iurr-
noon md i've O'Clock 10 IN" titvrr'un a. SAID
day, and In iront Of the Cpur'huus" do"fr ~ the
CITY Of Lexington, In Lat - cite COUNTY. Ma
souri,, during the s"-.iUn "f the SHi't r'rr'r!l
court OF and county, ecti pu"iicly, ry uu"tUa
to the hiGhea; III .i.r, iOr ca-h ~ hL"i. nI The
right, tIle. Int"grct. c'tim and cDlttr II IG'
said plniuirlf ant tei"udant In said cN"cuti"' ,
IN and to the following described ret "st1'"-
situate, lying and benz III tn ".'"'iA 81 i.ri#'
Ute, and stale UI Missouri. tu-wti. Ehr "'tat
halI oil the cruth eat ga .rior ct H." -uuti" -
quarter OI section .uiri} -cly i,B) III l", u hip
iorty-cISht as oI rang f"rrfN-n'n~ 90 t"N-
led upon 40 ihr property II said Il MY { LuU-
nam Alec, The eel lIli q! \ ~ sOTtr tiOl
acres OF ian1 he ~ rr - - dtvi'i"t H. , iinr
runnin. Ihr ua8 Jtt tpTsr 40 3". g.. t"Nfsd
upun ab thu ,Iu,.~ty rl , al q yIs' IL. NJ nora:
Given uni"r my bard 'his 3 h Htv .' hitrch,
1858. IE>EPli " hOH N,
nlchl0td oiCT:u.