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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TAT OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF L~AFAYkrrE.
In the Circuit court OF said county, Drcemb r
term, 2lst day, December 2Dlh. 1885,.
Sarah + Eagtn and james P.Eugan.
her husband. Margaret &. Gardner
and Harvey Gardner her husband,
and Elizabeth }. Eagan and John
f. Eagan. her husband.
James A.. Campbell. Michael $.
Campbell, George W. Campbell.
Sarah Z. King md KING, her Petition
husband. John IL. Campbell, Jr.,
Martha +. ROby and Franklin
Roby. her husband, Margaret f..
McNeely ana Bruce McNeely. her
husband, George W. Campbell,
Jr. james A Campbell, IE. Samuel
G.. Campbell. Alice A. Campbell,
Melvinn Is. Campbell, Robert l.
| Campbell and MinnirW Campbell.
FINO The said Robert l.. Campbell: lOu are
l. hereby notified that Raid plaintiffs have
commenced Il suit against you and said other
defendants. IN said circuit court by petition,
the object and general nature IL which is 10 oh
'rIn u Judgment Of partition amt divi'ion oI
| he land whereof the lat John Campbell died
| ,riEed. tO-wit: The southeast quarter OF sec
tun numbered fourteen nI. IN township hum
'rIed iorty-uinr tiu), OF range numbered Nv en-
lynn" ;29), containing ON" hundred AMI sixty
| ii6ul hc' a. mere or iess And the DTnyer OF said
| rri.IIou Is. mat m" court viii determine aud
hrclar' ia" rights and Interests oi the parties la
| ana 10 said la Il subj u IO advance iuenIA. and
order tn" same sUlt and TIA" prucerds divided
among Ia" parties IN intei est according to then
resI"rtiv" righis and inIerc ''a.
And you AZ" further notified that unless you
he AMI appear al tn" neat rrTu III t,rm OF lhIr
court, 10. h" hryuG aud held AT The courthouse,
IN III" ciiS al LrNm-t"n ON the ~ 'tty al
lpril nrni aud Oh or b.Ioie the L Il day thereof.
II the tenn shall so long COntiuu., and #
not, then before the end ui Ilr term, and answer
SAID petition. the sam" viii be taken n7 con.
fessed.
And IL Ii further ordered that II copy
hereof be published ~ IN" Lexington
weekly iuteIlIGrnc"T, "a newspaper pub
liahed IN sad county al Lafayette, loI
f"nr weeks succ"S~iV"ly. III" last insertion To be
nj least 'our weeks 10 t"ic the cnmm,ncemrut oil
tiIe next term OF Tits court
\ true copy. Attest.
G. Il DANIEL, Clerk.
ny FRANK lklGH, ID jin2ilU
Wallace Y IhIirs. nIlnrn, VI tor uIuiutIn
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STATE OF MISSOURI. I
COUNTY on IAtANhIIp (

STATE Oh MISSOURI.
COUNTY on LAtANhITE
In the Circuit court al said county In vacation
January 2,Ih, ISSs
Missouri Pacific Railway C0mpany.t
Va.
Mary f.. nIll nnd Robert Il I'M. Sfehii"n.
her husband
flhb the said defendants: You are Ia, 7, by noti-
! He'd that SAID plaintin has commenced "A sun
against you IN said court by petition m,
"lI'ri and general natuT" OF " hioh Is To Obtain
n 'u'is ;u'nt iur III" rIghi-nt-wny ior. iIs IniIrnul
over amt acrus' the Ing tIrscri,r,I rr,I
estate, hrlongtng Ia you. aud II uaicI m Infuy-
elite county, Mo to W.T.: Lot NJ one an. he
ing the w'st hall OF the northwest uu,Tter nf
fractional S'ciinn s"V" nIeen 10, Inwnshin
talD. rang" twenty four ca, containing IN, M
eighteen tIN "crcS AMI ihntN-siX GSD uni,s
Nnd YOU nic further nutiicI Than unI.ss
You appear before the Judge at Ne rirruit cnurI
81 said county, nj chambers IN tie CITY nf Irx-
lngi"h, an III" 9Th day ct March newt. md
""NW"r SAID petition, The sam VIII Ice taken ma
/ confessed ~"
AMI II - IuriIi"r ordered lhsI "A con, hereof hp
punished "a the Lexington W., XIV IntrIIycn-
N"F' Il newspaper printed IN said county OF In.
iiS'Itr f"r 'hr"" weeks sIrr"-SiNrl " the I,.t IN.
S"Itl"', To- IL" 1T least thl,cNr,L. hrInr, thr nh
daN "f Mtrrh. is.
\ true copy Attest
- l. DANIEL, CLERK.
! l. ". t. Crews, attorney Tor ~plnnun.
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-- -
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE BLAIR BILL.

From the Philadelphia Record.
We hope and trust Senator Blair will
drop his educational bot potato End go
in for the following scheme which the
Record offers him "free gratis for
tor nothing" Let the senator intro
duce a bill Tor the removal of the
Rocky Mountain range 80 that it shall
be pulled mp by the roots and placed
crosswise the continent from Lake
Superior to Puget Sound. Being thus
latitudinal instead of longitudinal, as
the Lord made it, the great Rocky
range would serve admirably to keep
the biting billiards off. This work
might cost many hundred millions OF
dollars, but then there is the surplus
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
MEXIOO'S CREDIT.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 25.-The
negotiations between the Mexican
government and the agent of Bleich-
roder, the Berlin banker, regarding
Mexico's loan, were concluded last
night. 1t is impossible to obtain
positive information concerning the
details, but it is stated Oh what should
be considered good authority That
Bleichroder takes G3 500 900 sterling
of bonds at seventy per cent, with the
option of taking the remaining &c. $780,
900 of the loan at eighty-six per cent.
Il is understood that the $500, 00C
will be paid to the government at once,
Noetzlin, Bleichroder's agent here,
leaves for Europe via the United States
to -night.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
THE RIGHT OF PETITION.

IFrom the Chicago News.l
"Mr. Watkin, | have called to see if
you will sign a petition for -"
"Yes, certainly; hand it here"
Mr.. Watkin signs and Mr.. Dalkin
places the petition in his pocket.
''By the way, Dalkin, what is that
petition about?"
"Oh, nothing much, it is only to ask
congress to plant a lot of clio lera germs
in Onr city. I've got pretty nearly
every citizens name on il. It's a glO-
rious thing this right Of petition in our
country "
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BY ALL MEANS, PROTECT HER.
IFrom The Newsburg Register.l

IFrom The Newsburg Register.l
Blaine-The luxury OF Que day is the
necessity of the next. Let the labOrer
have his chew and cigar ut the lowest
price.
Sewing WOman-But what about the
tax on NV needle and thread and (shiv-
ering) why can't | have an untaxed
wooden shawl2
Blaine-DOn't mention it, my good
woman You must be protected against
the paupcr labor OF Europei
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
OBSERVANT BOY.
From the Chicago Tribune.I

From the Chicago Tribune.I
"Namma, have yon seen many o
those tobogSan suitsr'
"Yes, dear. WhyF"
swell. don't you think that if grand
pa should get the Toboggan Club out
on his farm next summer the crows
would keep out OF his cornfeld2"
"Willie, Pm ashamed of you"
Another pause.
"Mamma, do they wear those suiti
so that they "a tobeggan!"
"Ot course, my dear. Why?'
"WelI, l thought maybe they tobOg'
gained 80 that they could wear those
suits"
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NOTICE N hereby gwen Ia MI persons inter
~ "st",I III the estate al Emil Gt-s"T, drreha-
ct, that the undersigned, ruhliC administrator,
WIN apply to make II Iinal settlement ut hdId
estate at the February term, lS--, OF The FRO
iIHLr court 81 Lafayette county, Missouri, To be
brgIn mud held at tn. Probate court room, III
ihc city OF Lexington, Mo, ON III" hecond
Monday IA February. 1875
10. a. WILSON,
i.u7th Public Administrator.
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Ian7i6
FINAL sETTLEME NT.

N .1,ci In the estate of james 5. PlatienbuTR.
d.c.nsrd. that the undersigned, executor, Will
| auuIy TO make II final settlemcntOf SAID estate al
! Tie February term, JSSs, of the Probate court oil
| Lafayette. county, Missouri, to he b"Sun anu
held at the Probate court room. IN lht city
of Lexington, on the second Monday In Februa-
~, IsSs. JOHN q. FLA IEnb'h"'
t,n.I, Executor.
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HEAD STONES. TIMES, VAULTS, At
EILaG PAVING STONE

~ Agrn: tor thr inwnrr FIHW Stone Com
pUni al iIIaitryilie, kansas, who iurni7b ih'
best aud ChtRp"Ht
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
~ ested In the estate of Thomas G. Graves,
decea' ed, that the undersigned aImInist,ato
viii apply TO make u hnal settlement OF said
estate, at the February 'ertn. less. oil The Probate
court of Lafayette county. Missouri, 10 be begun
and held AT the Probate court room, in the city
oil Lexington, on the second Monday IN Febru.
airy, 1855. JOHN + BURDEN,
lnnIIh AnmlnIElrntnr
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
TUESDAY,, FEBKUhKi nm. 1883,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

81 of MlSSDI III,
tOUSTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court at SAID county - d. GEM
Der term, 10Th day, December ljln. Ies7.
1 I.,r 5,.,,. 5 divorce.
Two the said defendant. Jnues Clary:
L You are hereby notified that said plaintiff,
Ellen Clhry, has commenced suit against you in
the circuit court of sh q county. by petition, the
object and general nature Oh which Is To ottain
IA divorce from the bonds OF m%HtTimOny mere
tOfore contracted with YOU, on The grounds OF
cruel and barharnus treatment, adultery and a
refusal hni neglect 10 provide To. nee, ssh ri.s Of
lie. thereby rendering her condition tnlOlers-
bic.
And you ARE further notified that unless Won
he and APPEAR ut III" next rTular term OF
THIS COuri l." b" begun AMI held at the court
hOus", IN IN tIy al Lexington, on the ri ,tny
d! April nest. aud -" 80 b"I,Y" the rINIi day
Thereof, II ia term , ali So long continue, IA a
~ not. tl,m hrinTt ii, eat - ihr term. M
answer snii ]p"tiIl'n, itc sam" ~'ii b, rkrn ps
confessed
And ~ - further ordered itI rrnpy hereof i,e
published! IN inr rNIugtUr W'rkEN Intelligent
Ger, u ncw~l"I" = Ifiul'i H. -r,,t county OF la
%ihyrtir, tor fur wrrk- '-r, ~--ivrIS. Inc
last insertion To- hr a. i"t-t it,t H.tk before The
commencement uI III. n-sli.ru ct ihIn rourl.
A true copy. Attest:
I !. DANIEL. Clerk.
BY FRANK lEIG|, -. jnn.ltS
D. NJ I.tAatst- .t.,. s. tr .t....,.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
A SUBSTITUTE.


from The Warrington trlllC.
The editor OF the funny column came
into the Office eating cheslnuts and
found Major Stofah reading the paper.
"Here, major" he said, going down
into his pocket, ''have some chest.
nuts?'
"No. thanks, not now" replied the
major, GIVE just been reading your
department."
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE,

ETTERS OF aimiE istrHtiOn on the estate o.
~ Harrison L. Chrisman. deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the 18th day oil January,
1883. by the Probate court OF Lafayette cOun-
ty, Missouri.
are required to exhibit them for allowance Ia
ths administrations, within one year after the
lnte of-said letters, OF they may be precludet
from any benefit Of such estate, md If such
claims be not exhibited within two yeare from
The date OF sati letters they will lie forever
barred.
This 18th day OF january, 1888.
ROBERT Is. WRIGHT,
JOHN w. SPENCER,
laA--. ll-l-L-L--.-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
AN EXAMPLE OF COURTESY.

Adam Badeau snys that the govern
ment of this republic extends TO foreign
ministers at Washington distinctions
not accorded at any foreign court, and
that in treatment OF the diplomatic
corps it sets an example in courtesy fol
the whole world.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

I. II DNNTtT, JIerk
ny FRANK RICO, jin2il
Wallace Y IhIi"s. ATTORNEYS tor plaintIn.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
NAL

MOTIVE Is hereby given 10 all RrrsOns inter-
~ ssted In the estate of John s. Rutherford,
deceased, that the undersigned, eXecutrix, will
apply to make II final settlement of said estate,
at the February term. 1855, OF the Pro-
bate court of Lafayette county, Missouri, to be
begun and held at the Probate court room in the
City OF Lexington, on the second Monday ia
February lcs5.
PELINA RUTHERFORD.
fap-tr L~.,,Ix
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
A QUAINT FANCY.

From the San francisco ChronIcle.I
II WA a quaint little fancy the small
Oirl had as she stood In front OF the
crate listening to the peculiar singinp
of "A logwood fire. Mamma, just
listen to the poor little worms crying
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
FINAL EMF

NOTICE IL hereby gwen TO all persons inter
| ~ raIctI in the estate of John a. Mitchell,
| deceased. that the Undersigned. "xecntriS,
will apply To make a lnai settlement oil shid
| estate AT the February term, 1858, OF the Probate
court OF Lafayette county. Missouri, 10 be be-
gan and held at the probate court room IN The
city of Lexington, on the second Monday IA
February, 1883. A. LEONA MITCH ell,
Iun-IE ENncIIIrlX
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen To NIL persons inter.
IN ested in the estate of Richard NJ. Morrison
deceased. that the undersigned administratri
Will apply To make IL hnal settlement of said
estate, at February term, lSSS. Oi the rrobat.
court of Lafayette county, Missouri, to lac be.
gun aud h"ld ut the Probate court room, In
the city OF lexington. on the Second Monday
IN February, 1855. NJ. X. MORRISON,
L I.n.-tk Il n In - IL
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
WAITING FOR DETAILS.

from the Detroit Free Press.
In announcing the discovery ofanoth-
er comet, a western paper says:-"Dc
tails have not yet come to hand"
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FINAL, SETTI,t MENT

~ hereby given to all persons In.
~ teIestrd In the estate of Susan Palmer.
deceased, that The undersigned execute,
VIII apply To make IA dnHl settlement of sand
estate III the February term, 1855 OF the Probate
court OF l.aiayett" county, Missouri, to he be.
gun and held at the probai. court room in tn,
fty II leXinHtOn, on the second Monday in
February. 1855. NJ. CHAPMAN.
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FINAL

NJ OTICE is hereby given 10 NIL persons Inter
~ ested In the estaie Of Benjamin +. Hit,
deceased, that the undersigned administrato
will apply Ia make IL tnul settlement of saI I'd
estate. ut February term, 1883. of the Probate
court OF Lafayette.cOunty, Missouri, to be begun
and held at the Probate court room. In the city
OF Lexington. on the second Monday In Febru-
AIRY. lsss. JESSE l. HIT.
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k,iXAA. EN,I'.

SfOIii T. L. hereby vIlrn Ia all i"re0n= inter
,-irt IN the rrr.G.' al i.Ikin r. rRnrnn,
4, n"u-.I. IHai III" Guir;siTu""i puh'ic admin
I,iiaInr, wiii H.J,i, 10 mbL" II final S'Iil"-
I.."nt 81 sHII "stnt" at IT," r. linnry term, lSsS,
~ ia, Proi,HIr count ~ Lafayette coruty, Nil
-,uri, T.. br h,gun AE,i i"l,i at the probate cnurt
room, IA iI' Guy 81 LrNIngi0n, on the secuGG
Monday ~ Frlruai Y, lsSS
10 \ VII. ON,
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE Is nrr"Dy gwen 20 MI persons inter
~ tsi"d in the estate oi Oliver e.. Gam
Il, ceased, thai III" uudrrsignrti, executors
WIN apply g.. make II iiiaI srttlrnI.ut OF SAID
"~taI. al IA, February ten m, 1855. of The probate
.uiTi 81 iaia~,i tie cUuntN, Missouri. Ia he bcgGi
rrrI iiri.i at he ITot'Hi' court room, ~ The city
e: lie .Iu.Inu. on M. F.runI Monday ~
F.IIurv. lS~S !:E&i. T. GANN,
l.. ) GAM.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
DON'T CARE TO GO FASTER.


"Did you ever go tobogganing, Mr..
Wiu,erwheat?" "No," said the old
man, "but | omc stepped into the elo-
vator well and fell down four stories
in th%ree-tenths of n second. That Is
fast enoungh for me; | an getting too
old tor much excitement.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04

NOTICE Is hrir'y gI1rI to all persons mirr
" rstrd IN III" rs;u.e Ui Wm. =. Mayli"ld,
deceased, that HE Undersigned, public
administrations. viii apply Ia make u fnaJ
settlement Oi euid r-tai" At the February term,
ISsB, Of ,hr Probate court oil Lafayette county
Missouri, IL ie begun and held at the Pr0bai,
court room. IN III. city of Lexington, on til,
second Moniny in tebrnar y. lSSS.
JO. 4. WILSON,
,.n-ir DnIlt. A,l,pi,,Etru,nr
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to ali persons in
IN terested in the estate OF ManYIlle Il. ButOrd,
deceased, that the Undersigned administrative
will apply to make n 1nal settlement
OF SAID estate at the February term, 1855,
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, To he begun and held at the prUbnt,
court room, in the city oil Lexington, on TIA,
second Monday In February, lssS.
ELIZABETH BUFORD,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
HE ONLY WANTS THE EARTH

Senior Brown of Georgia does not
want much. Give him free whisky sub
sidized schools, and IL let labor in his
mines. and this Christian statesman
will he satisfied.
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F.,aL ENT

NOTICE ~ hereby gwen 10 all prl sons IN en-
~ csiri Ia the tniatv ut NiilIdIh l.. smiley.
,rrra ed. I.ial the undt ~ igH1d, rS'rLior.
viii apply to make II final settlement al ; al
raLlic. at the February term, lass, al Tia" iro-
bat" cuuIL ui 1.ttny cite county, MissoIri, 10 -"
hrgun und hrli at the Probate count I""iI, Ia
ia" eats OF lexington, On ia" second Monday
IN February, lSSs
GEO. A. CIIAMBLIN.
i,n-t, Executor.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
THE DIFFERENCE.

From the New Orleans Picayune.l
The man of solid character does not
get off his base when met by every
passing breeze. 1t is the man of mush
who is being constantly stirred up.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
THERE Is A DIFFERENCE.

From the Boston Commonwealth
There is a difference between signing
a marriage certificate and a lecture
contract, but women are slow in find
ing il out.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
REDUCE q SURPLUS.

From the Nebraska State Journal. ]
One way for this country to reduce
its cash surplus would be to buy a foot
or two of Kansas City ground.
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f6Ilif' ~ ! AGO h ahb u fH
I'"Hruck. h,r husband aud Dora
NJ. ~.iEsrrCi
james ". FiIZgrrcl md Eddie j.
tIZgrTrl.
virtue OF Il renewed order OF sale, Issued
from the Office Ol The ClcTk OF The circuit
court oI Lafayette Couniy, Missouri, made
ut the Dpcrmber term thereof, 1887, IN
favor OI Ollic A Peacock and Winfield =. Pea
rnrk. her husband, AMI Dora NJ FitZGeTel. and
against James W FitEIerri nnG Eddie J Fitz-
grtrl. To me directed, and returnuble To tie
Aprll term. 1888, at SAID court. ! Will. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TTm. 1883,
between the nouns 81 go'clOck in the forenoon
| aud five O'GlOck ia The afternoon OF said dny.
aud ia trout Uf thc court house door. in the city
Il Lexington, in Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session of the county court OF
highest bidder, for Ous-huli cash aud the balance
IN lively" months in equal payments,
with eight 49, per cent. interest; deed of trust to
he taken Ia secure the purchase money unpaid
un 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-
scribed real estate, sltuatc, lying and being in
the county OF Lafayette and state OF Missouri,
10. wit: Eigbty-elght 1851 acres of the west side Of
the nOrthwe quarter Of section number nineteen
40 and seventeen 40 acres on the north end OF
the west half Of the south west quarter OF said
section nineteen 40, all In township forty
nine 40. OF range twenty-five t25) and lots
three tJ aud four ~ III block q, IN the town
OF Aullvllle. according to the plat Of raid town.
on he In the IecJfder'B Office for said Lafayette
county.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Japua-
ny. 1883 JOSEPH W. BOWMAN,
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THE FASHION IN ATLANTA.

From the Boston Bulletin
Winding stairs are fashionable In
Atlanta. Everything like a corkscrew
pOes there.
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BEEL,INE E..

From the New Orleans ~Piraynne.l
Everybody knows what II Decline is.
II runs IN a circle around clover patches
and finally makes its way t" Il hollow
tree in the swamp, where the honey IL
deposited.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
THE CONSTITUTION A GOOD THING

If the cranks who Criticise Mr..
Cleveland for his gift to the pope
would give the constitution II careful
reading they would see the singular
appropriateness of his act.
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ALREADY GONE UP.

From the Burlington Free Press.I
"Hello, Brown, have you any new
factories going up at lIeliebore this
tall?'
eyes, our powder factory went up
last week"
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TELL BY THE NUMBER.

[FrOm the Binghampton Republican,
Women are the dearest, cutest crea-
lures in the world, but they cant tell
how Il shoe fits until they see the mum
Der.
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MUST APPRECIATE MUSIC.


Smythe, who lives in a boarding
house wants the old song, "IIold the
Fort, for | Am Coming" changed to
"Hold the pianO-torte till can get
away"
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 All persons Ihitf-
~ rbtri IN the "slai" 0I i hnilie &" 20,
Partnership, that TIA" undersigned. pubic
administrations, wtiI apply To make II hn"i set
Ilrmrn; of a.lI r,IuIr, at the February term,
lsSS, al the probate court at baiaErilc 'ouh'E'
Mi-souI. 10 he began and G.iI ut The Prui'ni"
count room la the ciiy of Lexington, on the
SECOND Monday ~ r, hTuary, lSaS
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iln-, PuHll. Administration.
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DIR. JOHNSON VIEW.


From the Piitsburg Chr0nIcle.l
"Music," said DIR. johnson, 'is The
least disagreeable OF all noises" But
then the piano practicer was not 50
prevalent In DIR. Johnson's day as she
Ia nnw
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NOTICE IA hereby gwen to all persons inter-
IL C-ir,i in the estate OF Elizabeth SIN oyer,
lrc'd, that the Undersigned public administration
VIII appry Ia maize u GTHI settlement al said
estate, ii The F,hraIy tim, iSos, at the Probate
court 0l Lafayette county, Missouri, To TIE be-
gun and hrlh nj the Probate court room, IN the
cIty at IcNingtou, on the second Monday in
PRIMARY ISIS. 40. u. WILSON,
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ORDER o. rU :s..CaTION:

i Il. DANIEL. CLERK.
by fhh"k lW"". ID jan2it3
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Mexican
Mustang
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