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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

{rAiE Of MISSOURI,
vCOuNry or LAFAyETrE.
the Circuit court OF said county, Droemb +
term, 2Ist day, Drcembsr 2slh. iSs'.
j.rah h Eagan and James P.Eagan.
Yher husband, MIrgar I {. Gardner
land Harvey Gardner her husband.
land EliZ ,beth j. Eagan ana JoUn
+ Eagnn. her husband.
James A. Campbell. Michael $.
Campbell, George ". campbell.
Sarah Il. King and - hug, her Petition
husband. John II. Campbell, Jr
Martina l.. ii0bE ANA franklin
Ruby, her husband, Ma;snIei r
MCNpelv anu Bruce McNc"iS, h.I
hu. band, George W. Campbell.
Jr. James A Campbell, -. Samuel
c. Campbell. Alice a. CuInpneiI,
MelYlnI Is Campbell, Robert |.
Campbell aud MinnIcW & aupb / g.
'lNO the said Robert l.. Campbell: You are
l. hereby notified that sHiI pHintil- have
commenced u srlt against You aud SAID other
,lCtrntlHuts. m said circuit court by petition,
tho object aud general mature l which is to Obj
tn'n IL Judgment OF Partition nnI dlNI,io al
the land where at The IItr John CamUbrll died
seized, tu-WIt: The southeast uuHTier OF SEC
ton numbered fourteen nI. ia tpwnshlp mum
brIcd lortv-nIne uiDl, of range numbered TWEEN
ty-nInc ,49) COLtlInIhgu one hundred and -INty
uBUI arIe e. mere or lees And the PRAYER OF said
uptiLiOu II, that The court viii deter mine and
declare the nights and Interests ot tie parties In
anu 10 said lnLd3 SUBJ ct to udNancrnlenis ull
order the same sOld and the proceeds divided
among the parties In interest according 10 their
respective rights aud interests.
And you are further notified that unless vUI
he amt appear at the next regular term OF This
court. tG.be begun aud held ut the courthouse.
in the city Oh Lexington ON the 2i day Oi
April. next, and ON ur before the y h day thereof,
II the term shall so long cOnIinu~. and Al
not. then before the end OF The term. and answer
SAID petition, the same viii lac TAKEN "a con
icssed.
And il Is further ordered that Il ruu\
l., re"I he published IN III" L. ~AImgror
Weekly lntelligenccr. IA newspaper rub
lI.hed In srid county OF LuiaS crtc, inI
four weeks successfully. the last insertion to be
at least iuur weeks before the comm, nee ul, ut uI
the next term oil this court
\ true copy. Attest;
[. u. DANIEL, CLERK
ny fnANk lhluu, ID {. j'n2liG
Wallace * Chli's, att"rneyS tor plnihun
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE of MISSOURI,
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE.
10 the Circuit court Oi said cOunty-Decem-
Der term, 10th day, December bin. 1887.
James CIary,
no the said defendant, James CIary:
L You are hereby notified that said plaintIn,
Ellen Clary, has commenced suit against you IN
the circuit cOuri of sa'd county. by petition, the
object and general nature oil which Is 10 obtain
II divorce from the bonds oil matrimoDy here
tofoTe contracted with you, on the grounds Of
cruel ana barhnroua treatment. adultery and q
refusal and neglect to provide The necessariea OF
lite, thereby rendering her condition intolera-
Ule.
And you are further notified that unless you
be and appear at the next r. gular term of
this couri To be begun and held at the court
house, IN the city Of Lexington, on the ID dsy
o; April next, and on or before the sixth day
thereof, IL the term shall SO long continue, and
II not, then before the end oi the term, and
answer said petition, the same Will be taken rs
confessed
And 1t IL further ordered that a COPY hereof be
published In the Lexington Weekly Intelligent.
Ger, "A newspaper printed in said county OF La
~fayette, for four weeks successfully, tie
last insertion to be ut least four " eeks before the
commencement OF the neNtterm Uf this court,
A true copy. Attest:
e. d. DANIEL. CLERK.
BY FRANK TRiGG, ID. I. jan2ii5
T. NJ. Edwards, attorney tor plAtnlin.
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MCCAUSLAND'S
PRONUNC|AMENTO
new YEARS GREETING, 1888!
TO our Llnny Customers and Friends :

We wish you a happy and joyous New Year: MAY you w long and
You have treated us right royalty in the past, and we care under
obligations to you for your kind favors. we SPEAK yGu new
confidence for the New Year, and W Q promise o n III part 10 % a. III our power
to merit a continuation of your valued patronage. At In beginning Of TINS ms
year, in accordance with our custom, we inaugurae q grand eHahce s%e, o
which W e ask your special attention. We offer in THU sale a great many goods
of RARE VALUE at such extremely low prices, al to excite your wonder.
You will not only benefit yourselves by buying these goods at these prices Du,
you greatly aid u.s., in giving MS ready money TO purchase a spanking h" Anu
elegant stock for the spring and summer trade.
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE il hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested in the estate of Richard NJ. Morrison,
deceased, that the undersigned ADMINISTRATIVE
Will apply. t. make II final settlement OF said
estate, ut February term. lSSS. of the Probate
court of Lafayette county, Missouri, TO he be-
gun aud held ut the Probate court room, In
the city OF Lexington. on the second Monday
In February, 1888. NJ. X. MORRISON.
IanTt5 Administrative
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FINAL ENT

NOTICE Is hereby given to NIL persons inter
~ estcd IN the estate of VIM. T.. Mhyteld
deceased. that The Undersigned. public
administrator, wis apply 10 make Il Ina
settlement OF said estate TT the February term
Is 3. Of he Probate court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, Ip lie begun and held at the PrObai'
court room. in the city OF Lexington, on tn
second Monday in February. lsS5.
10. A.. WILSON,
,1n-tt Public Admin iStrator.
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FINAL

~ ested in the estate of Thomas q. Graves,
deceas ed, that tho under5 gned administrator
Will apply TO make II final settlement of said
state, at the February Term, 1883, of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, To be | eGun
AMI held at the Probate court room, in the city
oil Lexington, on the second Monday in Febru-
ary, 1888, JOHN Il BURDEN,
tanTt5 Administrator.
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Ladies.

Excessive sweating OF arm pits Is u weak
ne as OF the muscles controlling the sweat cells
DR.. Kelly's MedIcated Arm Shield is war.
ranted TO relieve this trouble effectuslly
Endorsed by dress makers generally. Every
pair warranted to afford relief. For sale by
carpets, etc. nley
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FINAL

NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons in.
~ terest-d In the estate OF Susan Palmer.
accused, that The undersigned executor
viii apply to make II tlnal settlement of SAID
estate at The February tenn, 1888 OF the Probate
court OF Lafayette county. Missouri, to he be-
snd and held ut the probate court room in the
city Of Lexington, on the second Monday in
FS5ruary. 1893. NJ.
GtI,y E~acntnr
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Merchant Tailoring.

our samples OF new fall and winter styles
have arrived and are open for your inspec-
tim. Garments made to order on short
notice. Perfect fits and first -cIsss workman
ship guaranteed, or no sale. Give us q tnal.
II. SINAUER.
Try our "WOnder" and "Silver" shirts
he best dollar shirts in the market.
ssptIOtt ID. SLEAUBh.
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final sETTLEM EMF.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons IN
~ teres,e,i In the estate of Munville L. Buiord,
| VIII apply to make n final settlement
OF SAID estate at the February term, lses
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
| NJ ssouri, to he begun and held Mt the probate
| court room, in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday in February. lssS.
ELIZABETH BUFORD,
/ i.,-f= AIministrairtX.
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SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTI
rsnEk
Ollie A. Peacock and Winfield :.
Peacock, her husband, and Dora
NJ. kItZgrrel

Ollie A. Peacock and Winfield ).
Peacock, her husband, and Dora
NJ. t~ItIgrrel
Va.
James ". FItzgerel and Eddie j.
FIlZgeTrl.
- Y virtue Of "a renewed order OF sale, Issued
~ from the office Of tn" clerk of the circuit
court of Lafayette county, Missouri. made
at the December term thereof, 1887, In
favor ui ollie A Peacock and Winfield s. Pea
cock, her husband, and Dora 81 FItzgerel. and
against James w FilLgcrcl and Eddie J. Fitz-
grTel, 10 me directed, and retnrnabie TO tie
April term. 1888, OF sand court. | viii, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH. 1858,
between the hours al s. O'Clock in the forenoon
aud hv" O'Clock ia the afternoon Of said day.
aud IN front of the court house door, in the city
Ci Lexington, in Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session of the county court OF
said county, sell publicly, by auction, TO the
highest bidder, for OnG-halI cash and he balance
IN twelve months In equal pay ments,
with eight (SJ per cent. interest; deed of trust to
be taken T." secure the purchase money unpaid
on the land sold all the right, tile, interest,
claim and estate of the said parties, In
said order Of sale, in and to the following de-
scrIbcd real estate, situate, lying and being In
the county OF Lafayette and state OF Missouri.
to. wit: EighIy-eight 1881 acres of The west side OF
the northwest quarter OF section number nineteen
49, and seventeen 40 acres on the north end OF
the west half OF the southwest quarter OF said
section nineteen U9), all in town ship forty
niue t49). OF range twenty-five (25) and lots
three 80 and four a.. ~ block q, In the town
OF A%ullvills. according TO The plat OF Faid town,
on HE IN the rec .rder's Office Tor said Lafayette
| county.
GIVEN under my hand this 9th day OF Janus-
ry, 1888 JOSEPH W. BOWMAN,
iI4d sheriff
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FINAL sETTLEME NT.

NOTICE i'd hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested IN the estate Of John ). Rutherford,
deceased, that the undersigned, executrix, Will
apply TO make u inai settlement of said estate,
ut the February term. 1883, OF the Pro-
bate court of Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 be
be gun aud held at the Probate court room. in the
oity OF Lexington, on the second Monday in
PELtNA RUTHERFORD.
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FINAL T.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons inter-
~ estrd IN the estate Of John A. Mitchell.
deceased. that the undersigned, exeontrix.
will apply To make a final settlement OF SAID
estate at the February term, lSs5, of the Probate
co Irt of Lafayette county, Missouri, TO be be-
gua aud held ut tue probate court room in the
CITY of Lexington, on the second Monday In
February, 1883. a. MITCH1LL,
bnT,5 ENrcutriX.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter
N Gated In the estate OF james ) PlaitGnbuTg,
dc:easrd, that the undersigned, executor, VIII
apply to make II final settlencnt0f sald estat. y,
I'D February term, 1858, OF the Probate court al
LAFAYETTE county, Missouri, TO be begun and
ned at the Probate court room. in the clty
oI Lexington, on the second Monday in Februa-
~, Is>5. JOHN q. PLA1TENBUR!,
';,n-,6 Executor,
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FINAL EMIT.

~ esIed In the estate of Benjamin +. Hit.
deceased, that the undersigned adminlstrator
will apply to make h final settlement of sa III
estate Mt February term, 1888. of the Probate
court OF L.afeyettc'countv, Missouri, to he begun
AMI held ut the Probate court room, in the city
OF Lexington, ON the second Monday In Febru-
ary, 1888. JESSE l. HIT,
ianTtE Administrator
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I'M ENT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 90 all persons inter
~ Gated in the estate Of Dlvrr T.. Gam
deceased. that the undersigned, executors,
W M apuIy to make "A nnal settlement OF said
3 state at the February term. 1855. of the probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, To be begun
ana held ut the Probate court room. IN The cltS
OF Lexington, on the second Monday in
February. lSbS. BENZ. +. GAM,
+. $. GASN,
,.n-, Lxa mara
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all persons inter
IN ested in the estate of l.arkin Ferguson
deceased, that The undersigned, pubic admin
~istrator, will apply to make u final settle
ment OF saId estate at the February term. 1925
of Inc Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
soIrI, to lie begun and held at the probate couTl
room, la the city Of Lexington, on the second
Monday in February, 1855
10. a. WILSON,
..-,E pnkI,, administrator
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NTEIIIGENCER SATURDAY. JANUARnr %. 1883.


NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons inter
~ csted in the e4tatc Of l.. Eupple n Co.,
partnership, that the undersigned, puDllC
administration, Will apply TO make 1t final set
Element of sad estate, ut the February term
lsSI, of the probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, To be began and held at the Probate
cont room in the city Of Lexington, on The
second Monday IN February, lSSS
10 a. WILSON,
lima publI. Administrator.
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EVE.

\ Office Is hereby gwen to al persons inter
~ estci IN the estate of Emil Gasscr, deceas-
cI that the undersigned, public administrator
WI apBIy 10 make u nnul settlement oil suId
"s,alc at the February term, lsse, oil the FRO
li . court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to b'
begun and held ut the Probate court room, II
tn, city OF Lexington, Mo-, on the secont
Monday In February. 1883.
10. a. WILSON,
I,u5tr puhlic administrator.
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'N0TI,E TO Contractors.

y WILL let to the lowest aud best bidder. on
FRIDAY FEBRUARY ; a ID. 1858.
he wooden bent bridge for construction. about
krty-rIght feet In length, to be built on the
lexington and Salt Pond road, near Jack
SOrdIris
Plan and sprc,ncations will he seen ut time
place OF letting, which Will take plac, al
O'clock, II. III. Ht bridge site.
contractor is 10 give bond with approved Sc
Irty for complying with contract AS the law
reefs. Commissioned reserves the right Il
eel any or all bids.
3llti II ID CommIssion.r-
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FISAz, EMF.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen 10 all persons in,er-
- "Eled IN the estate at William l.. smiley,
,lcaeasc'l, that the Undersigned, executor,
W apply To make IA final settlement Of 5 al
estate, at the February term, ISIS. OF the Fro
bale court al Lafayette county. Missouri, 10 lie
begun and ncltl ~ tho Probate cont roOn, IN
Gh' city oil Lexington, ON the second Monday
la February, 1858.
GEO. 4. CIlAMBLIN,
fn,-t. NprutuT-
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DIsINTEGRATING

The Cincinnati Times-Stsr fears that
The bolt of republican members against
the caucus at Columbus may have the
effect to d~isintegrate the party Organi-
cation in Ohio. Well, we hope il will.
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FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM CON -
\ sisiIng OF 25l acres, two hundred eTs5s&
acres in cultivation and In erase, fcuc- SYgsS
;ed, number ct fields, large farm house -.
oil SIN rooms, barn and other necessary out.
lfniltinEs, 1--WE wells and clrlcrn Ia yard. 20 g
soil snd good locality. Situated i've miles WIS
0i tAMlriilr aud seven miles sou Invest al IIig.
kfueFHle IltttiN-un" acres IN TIMBER IT Irrlu ii
WIZ fnal M uu'rr ''"r" VIII be- tul low
3P4e4Sh 34fur uuhv. i"!ruIu"m appN "a ih,
ats.tHfslkesa one milr "'r''i lhr r"r"i.r-
Sshsn e. l. SMITH,
kxeontor OF Estate vi ,. NJ. MGIullUeh.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-06

On the road we met barefooted
darkeys, plodding steadily along, who
gladly returned our salutations, and
turned to stare at us as long as we were
in sight. They carried everything with
which they were encumbered on their
heads-cocoanuts, jugs, coffee pots, cups,
bottles-all as securely balanced as il
those articles were part Of the anatomy
Of their bearer.
The children, mere pickaninnies,
toddled along with cans and calabashes
of molasses, vans, bananas, oranges, or
what not, as firmly fixed on their crania
as il they had been wens. A Mxtinique
boy will stow away as many personal
effects on the top of his head as Yankee
boy will find room for in the pockets
Of his trowsers.
We saw one youngster with a large
grass mat, several feet in diameter, which
he wore as jauntily as a chip has From
q distance he looked for all the world
like an animated mushroom out for a
stroll-an object, by the way, we should
not have been at all surprised 10 fall in
with during our travels in this land OF
sensitive plants, and ferns as tall as full
grown cherry trees.--Down the Islands.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-06

house run it=7f,> and whatever you
need IN the way Of properties you must
beg, borrow, or buy, for he cannot be
looked to, or, at least, relied on, TO fur
nish sofa, fire screen, or a pitcher Of
water. The only time that he is punctual
is when the business man is counting up
receipts. The 'stagen in these theatres
is usually small, the scenery bad, the
picked up orchestra set your teeth on
edge, the programmes are cheaply printed
and full of errors; Lighting. heating, ven
tilation and cleaning are subjects that the
proprietor has not brought himself to
consider, and you begin your nights
work under most discouraging circum-
stances. You change your clothes in Q
perfect sty of a dressing room, with cold
air whistling through partitions of un-
painted boards; you wash in battered
tin basin; you make up" with a light
on only one side Of your face. and there
is no lock on your door. Then you 20 to
your hotel-and there's another precious
circumstance.
Hotel life in cities. as a rule, is not
bad, especially if you have your pick of
rooms and name your hours for meals,
but you should see some Of the lotels out
west, and, worse still, down south. To
all appearances they are comfor :, ble and
clean, and a glimpse Of the dining room,
with white cloths and porcelain and black
walters in place, is like a promise or
merry sunshine; but wait until your din
ner comes-hog, hominy, hog, water,
hog, dry bread, then more hog. Every
thing swims in pork fat, and the cook
throws in sand and cinders by way Of
seasoning. A troupe that struck a town
in Geslgia one day when the regular
dinner was over could not get a blessed
thing 20 eat but bacon-no eggs, vegeta-
bles, bread, butter, coffee, milk or tea
Just fried bacon. The star of the troupe
glared over the table and went away,
followed by the rest, and bought some
crackers IN grocery.
Then there are the hours. You get
through your play at II, go to your hotel,
rise at or 10 catch a train for your
next stand, get there at noon, hav,
something to eat, skirmish around for
properties, parhaps rehearse, eat yoL
dinner, go to the theatre and act and
often have tc take your next train di-
rectly after the performance. But there
from these grumblings one might fancy
an actors life to be all shadow and no
sunshine. have not dwelt on the pleas
ures of the life because they are more ap-
parent, and everybody knows them-the
kindly appreciation of the public, the
good words one has from press and peo-
Pile, the odd and interesting sights and
adventures one meets in travelling, the
information that even the dullest picks
up when he knocks around the world for
some years, the friends one makes and the
intervals Of ease and comfort that come
when an actor has established his reputa-
ton and his play has become popular.
An actors life, like most mems lives, has
more pleasure than pain it.-W. J. Flor
ence in New York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-06
Not Rendx for That.

A Mrs Blank was spending the sum-
mer in he country, and was very anxious
TO catch certain train. As that event
seemed, from the leisurely gait Of the
horse. extremely uncertain, she urged the
country driver to make the beast 20
faster. The coachman piled whip and
reins with no apparent effect, while the
lady alternately examined her watch and
encouraged the driver. At last, how
ever. her patience became completely ex-
hausted, and, espying a place in the
tough hide of the stolid brute where the
harness had chated, she cried out vehe-
mently: "Iiit him on the raw, Mr.. Casse-
booml Hit him on the rawlr "Ma'am, "
responded Mr.. Casseboom, with unmoved
gravity, 'I'm a savin' the raw till we
come TO the hill. Boston Courier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-06
At THE ONE NIGHT STANDS.
Actor W. J. Florence Gives Some Of vi
Exaarlaaaa. - a..

Actor W, j. Florence Gives Some OF His
Experiences at the Cheaper Theatres.
The one night stand is commonly made
In theatre owned and managed by some
fairly successful bill poster or alderman
or real estate speculator, who knows as
much about play house and the way il
ought 10 be run as | know about the
Sanskrit originals Of Mr.. Arnold's poems.
A good many Of these theatres are ON
upper floors above shops and Offices.
They are approached by flights OF narrow
and winding stairs, and | never go out OF
one without thanking my stars that there
has been no fire OF panic during the
night. Queer things happen In these up
stairs places once in a while. John Nc
Cullough was playing Hamlet in the
atre OF this sort some years ago. just
beneath the stage was furnace, attached
30 bakery or something Of that kind, !
believe and when the trap was opened
for the grave digger TO getiy, gush Of
hot air came up that ives stifing The
curtain went up, and you can wtsor
thai The grave digger made lively time
getting that pit ready for ophelia, The
sweat poured from the poor man in
streams, and he piped his little song and
whistled his little speech and got out Of
there with q jump, When the queen
came to scatter flowers on ophelia's cot.
iin the hot air caught them up and
waited them into the flies, for they were
made Of tissue paper. The curtain cut
oil that scene with roar from the andi-
ence.
In these cheaper theatres the manager
doss NOT attend to. businsss but leh The