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CHAPTER XIV.

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CHAPTER XIV. -
WHAT IN cHusroR aAm.
M. rs.olution takau. BriaD did noa let ths
RraSa grow under his feet. BIT rode over IN
ne Afternoon 10 ten Madee Of bis Intended
deportnna
fhe servaut told him shs WA IN The mr..
dan. 10 he went there. and. Guided BY the
oound Of merry voices, and the silvery laugh.
tor q pretty woman, soon found his way TO
the lawn tennIa Rround Madra and hsr
guests were an there. Gated under the shade
Of a great witch elm. and watching. with
great Interest. a SinTIe handed match beinR
played between Rolieston and Paterson. roth
Of whom were capital ulayerx M. Frettlbv
was NOT nrrSent r. he No inSide Writin1 Iet-
tam and taIkine WITH "a NJ VaInv. and
Brian gave A sieu Of relief a. he uoted rs
sbsence Madre caurbt sirht Of him A. Ia
came down the garden path. and Jew quickly
toward MIN Wiz outEtretched hands. a. ~
tool hIa hat on
allow FOOD Of Won 10 come. y she said. IN 4
delighted tone. a. she tool M. arm. and thew
Sauntered SLOWLY toward the house Briar,
told hsr ~ hIs annroach,n1 SSnortuye, INIT
not his reasons tor going.
II rot a letter lost nieht. y he said. turuine
his face aWav from nm. aand. n ~ ahont
some imnortaut busine. I must start Al
oncas
al don4 tb,nk IL VIII h. lopo hesor. ~.
follow answered Madre. t6ourhtfuliv.
aP.na Is.vea bere Al the eSd n ~ TS.k
aWbyr '"' 'D ~ WV ~
"rm sure don,t know snid Madre. petu.
Iantlv. cha Il 81 reatless. ana oovar Soenns n
scttIs aorn II anvthire IA nv. FOR ~
ISL of M Bfe ba Il GOING IN do NOTHING INIT
sander m over Tia worldS
There suddenly flashed across Fitzperald,s
mind a line from Genesis' which Seeroed
SjncuIsrlv applIcabIe 10 M. FrSttibv-SA m
ritiye and a yaenbond thou GbaIt be IN the
sarthS
aEvarvone 1pts thee rs.tlas, Ain sooner oP
later. be aid. idly sin fact.R with an nm.
s.sv i.r-h ~ h.iisv. ~, n, IN. r,v-.l1p
.Tbat outs ne n mind Of What / heard
Dr. Chinstou say Yesterday, y she aid "This
/. tha ooo ~ ,prcs, :. oIoctricitv and akoarn
hors ,,,snsd M an inc G Rohsmis1. '- ''
- "AhI Robemia h 4 nleaaant nlana said
Rrian a,,ssntIv uneonsciously ouotin0 Thsck.
erav .but w An Iose our wSv 70 n NO In
ma"
"At that rate we won't Ioae our way 10 N
for some time.S she Gajd iauphino a. thay
stan,"d nj In.o IL. Sr.Sine rooSn = ~, snS
shady, after the heat and glare outside.
AZ thev entared M FrsttIbv aro-a ouA a.
. cha; t G.s S tbe window Ind snG sno.sred q
have h,,en raadinc. ne ha bel6 a No. n ~
hsnS
"Wbat, FitzoeraIdW Ia srcIajmed IN a
hearty tome, a. h. held ont bis hand, " am
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"rn give you money to avs me-" sho
Ghrieked; good mouey-all mine-all nina
eeO-seo-'@O-uveraina," and. tearing her
pillow open, she took out . canvas hsy, and
from Il poured 3 cleaning strVam of gold
0old-gold-it T5llSd all over the tel, over
the door, away into tho dark cnrueEs, Jet no
one touched II 20 enchainod were they BY
the horrible spectacle Of the dyin4 woman
ellnging 10 life She elutched up SHuS Of the
shining pieces, and held them up to the three
men o. they stood silently beside tho led, hut
her hands tremhlod % that the SovUroign1
Kept falling from than on the Hcor. With
metallic clinln
"An mins-all nina, she shrieksl. loudly.
~0ive me my lifo-gold-money-euD vi
cold my soG for it-savO mo-uivs ne my
life" and, with trembling hands, she trisd 10
force the gold on than They did not ~ .
word, but stood silently looking at her.
while tho two girls In the cornsr chung 10
gsther. and trsmblod with fear.
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FrUttlby woke with Q stArA and found
himself near The lawn tsnnis ground. end
Fellx a. his elbow. moking oigarsttA
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Z. M. G. A. liens.

We were glad to have call upon US Mr.. c.
T. h'hker' q commercial traveller, from st.
Louis. Mr.Rinker was formerly from Omaha,
Neo' and Is u whole hearted Y. NJ. C. A..
man. He always looks up the associations
when ne strikes a town and carries his com.
mercial travellers ticket. He gave us some
Interesting Information regarding the'kniyhts
OF Inc grip" and we hope, in the future, to be
able to do some work for this class of men.
At the board meeting OF this association.
held Tuesday evening, the reports which
were received Indicate q very prosperous
condition OF affairs. At that meeting two
steps were taken which mark an era in the
history of the association. The first was to
authorize the formation of a Bible training
class and so far five names have been receiy.
ed. This marks the beginning Of systematic
training for Christian work, which. If con-
tinued year after year, will give to our
churches a force Of trained Young men able
TO show others the way of life. IL will be
organized after thu secretary returns from
the convention. The second step was to
authorize the general secretary to conduct q
class In gymnastics this winter. 1t will be
limited to thirty at first and those already
members will be given the first chance to Join
1t. Then others will be given the opportuni-
ty, and II deemed wise the limit will be raised
higher. Glasses this winter will be conducted
two evenings a week, but the work will be
confined to light gymnastics and body build.
INK. This marks the beginning OF our physi-
cal work which we hope will continue to IN
crease until we have a we'll equipped gym
nasium and a physical director who Can
devote his entire time to this important line
OF our work. Full particulars will be pub
lished later.
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W. M. A. Taps.

Cadet Fftzhugh Is on the sick list this week
We hope to see him out soon however.
A new foot ball has been purchased bv IN,
barracks cadets, and the boys are hayin,
sOme rare sport with It.
Cadet Cal. Robinson went to Kansas or,
last Thursday morning to see his parent,
who are on their way home from the east.
Cadets Lieut.. Allen and Sergeant Gauld,
went to Springfield, No., last Wednesda,
evening as delegates from the academy Y. y,
q. A.. to the state convention.
The first monthly report came ont Iast
Tuesday with cadet b. II. Brown at the top
and 4. A. Hickman second. All the boys
did very well considering the fact that this IL
the first of school.
We received the announcement of tbc
opening OF the school Of elocution of Los
Angeles, CAL. conducted by Prof. Parker.
late professor of elocution In this schoul. We
hope he may have success 10 his new field OF
labor.
Prof. Ryland accompanied bis sister, Mrs.
Griswold. to Kansas City last Monday to see
ner OH Tor her western home, He visited
some one else's sister the greater par, of the
day, and the cadets were much surpri.ed to
see him on deck Tuesday morning.
Prof. D,llenbeck and Miss Fulton. of the
School OF OrstorV, Of Kansas City. arrived
last Monday night and entertained the cadets
and q lew visitors last Tuesday morning. A
class Of about 80 has been organized in the
school. Miss Fulton will be the instructor.
We hope, and have no doubt, but that this
number will be increased.
The ball club, accompanied by Prof. E,
Hopkins. went down to HigginsviIle intend.
lug to play, but were disappointed by the
weather clerk who ordered a chilling rain to
set in about the time the game was To be
called. The club wishes To thank the Hrg-
R~insviile boys for the gentIemauly treatm ent
which they received.
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Deestrick Skule.

The Deestrick Skule will be given at
Hagen's opera house, Friday evening. Nov.
LIST, 1889. The ladies and gentlemen who take
part Will be dressed as boys and girls at that
tIme.
The following ladies and gentlemen will
take part:-Messrs. j. ID. Conner, Thomas
Shelby, Lewis Nesle, Z. M. Taubman, r. ID.
Bledsoe, James Wentworth, G. M. Mountjoy.
w. ID. Rankin. Geo. Wilson, W. Fl. CbiIes. e,
Hacker, u. o. Grimes, s, J. Huston, W. X.
Quarles, Walter Waddell, Eph. King, W. B.
Powell,Jno. G. YouIg,Sr., Barley and others,
Ladies-Mesdames. DR.. Chapman, c.. Ben
Russell, s. j. Huston, J. E. Burden, j. D..
Rankin, NJ. +. Royle, Fl. W. McCausland,
Evan Young. j. C. Kelly, r. d. Taubmsn,
Thos. Bandon. X. d. Bledsoe, E. Mark, G.
M. Mountioy. Thos. Shelby. Misses Willie
and George Bowman, Maggie Green, Annie
Burden, Ssllie Gordon.
Music will be furnished during the evening
by orchestra. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Song-Forty years ago by Sam sweettoo,b,
K. Hacker.
STREET SCENE.
Roll call, by teacher, Capt. j. ID. Conner,
Singing exercises by skule.
Infant class.
Reading class.
Geography class.
Grammar class,
Spelling class.
SESSION.
Address OF welcome by Albert Shocks, e.
NJ. Taubman,
Recitation by Samantha Allen, Mrs. s. ].
Huston.
Song by Polly and Mollie Flanders, Missss
Willie and Georgia Bowman.
Defamation, by Harry Longshsnks, G. ii.
Mouptjoy.
Recitation, by Betsy Barlow. Mrs. John
Composition, bv Charlie WhItetop, Lewis
Neale.
song by skule.
Composition. by Mary Ma.terfact, Mrs.
Young. IN"
Defamation, by Jim Bio wizard, r. D. Bled.
Recitation, by sophronia susanbeth, Mrs.
Chapman.
MountIoy.
Dialogue, by two boys.
Remarks. by school board g reenleaf Black.
stone, w. ii. Chlles; Deacon Wayback, Ezra
Winnerworth; Ned Sorrel, W. ID. Rankin,
Farewell address,, by teacher, Bill Skies, J..
ID. Conner.
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THE ALTAR

MarTied-In Waverly October II, Mr.. las
GANErr and Mas ANNIE DEMOSS.
- At the residence OF the brides father
MIR. q. W. Carr, ia Dover township, Oct. 23
Mr.. LEE j. SLUSHER and Miss ALICE M,
CARR. Attendants-Mr. George VIM and
MOllie Nicholson.
A friend who was present ut the wedding
has kindly handed us the following account
The wedding nuptials Of DIR. Lee J. slusher
and Miss Alice NJ. Carr were celebrated AZ
The home of the BRIDES parents on Wednes
day evening. October %. Rev. L. j. Stanley,
OF the Christian church, united the bappy
couple by Il beautiful and Impressive core.
mony. The home of the bride, situated in a
Romantic spot, was ny careful and loving
hands beautifully decorated and embellished
for the happy event. The approaches TO the
residence and the premises were brilliantly
lighted, and all rendered attractive for the
occasion when two hearts were to be Joined
TO beat rs one. The bride was richly dressed
In Il becoming costume of cream colored
Charlotte cloth, trimmed deliberately with
dainty flots OF MORE ribbon; bridal bouquet
OF white nephotis roses. Miss Edith Carr.
sister OF the bride and maid of honor, wore a
beautiful costume of cream albatross. BOUQUET
of heliotrope. Miss Molile Nicholson, of
Lexington, u stately brunette, was hand
sOmely dressed In a deep cream albatross:
bouquet OF LA France roses. The groom, as
he stood by the side OF his beautiful Young
bride In the pride and strength OF magnif-
cent young manhood, betokened by look and
gesture,
''She is NINE own,
And l as rich IN having such q Jewel,
AS twenty seas, ii all their sands were pearl,
The wafer nectar, and the rocks pure gold"
The brutal gifta were numerous, costly and
elegant. A pair of suspenders to the groom,
by The brides sister. Edith, and a broom from
Aunt Lizzie, were the humorous gifts of the
occasion. There were a large number of
friends and relatives in attendance. An ele.
CANT supper was served at 8 p. m. The table
was beautifully and tastefully arranged, a
swinging bell in the center of the table being
the chief adornment. Music. starlight and
Italian atmosphere made u bewitching night
Tor love and marriage bells. Many were the
wishes OF affection that The life of the Young
couple so felicitlously began might flow on in
confidence and esteem and at the close cuI-
inmate in the happiest realization of hone
and trust and love. beyond the realm of the
stars, WuIn
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Rev. j. w. keeble preached at wee
Springs Thursday.
Inc State Baptist Association will hold il
next meeting at Independence.
communion services at the PresbyterIa,
cnurch Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
hev.G. l.. Leyburn will be installed as mas
'or Oh the Boonyille Presbyterian church TO,
morrow.
AZ the 4, M. z. A. Tomorrow afternoon
Dr. NJ. Chapman will make the address,, sub.
1ect. Prayer"
There will be services at the Bsptisr churct
'o-"orrow at IL O'Clock. The members are
urged to be present.
Rev. j, W. Keeble will conduct worsbip
and preach at Edenyiew Tomorrow at 3 n.
IN. Subject. "Free Will and Free Grace"
Hon. Fl. G. Wallace was appointed chair.
mar or the committee on legacies by the
moderator of the State Baptist Association
lately held at Jefferson City.
The Northern Presbyterian Church SYNOD
mas given notice that il will withdraw its co.
operation in the management of Westminster
College at Fulton after this year.
Rev. Robt. P. Kerr, d. D., formerly of this
city, now pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.. OF Richmond, Va, has declined a
call to the First Reformed Dutch church,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. e. NJ. c. Botterill, who last week
drew to a close a very successful protracted
meeting In the Interest of the Y. NJ. c. A..
was extended a call by the Baptist church al
a business meeting " ednesday night. We
bope he will accept the call.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be celebrated Tomorrow at the Presbyterian
church at the morning ser vice. An interest,"
Ing class of young persons have been admit
ted to the full communion of the church by
the session. These will make their public
confession OF Christ at this service. There
Will also be public worship at seven o'clock at
night. This IS the hour for all the night SER
vices during the winter months.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Sophia T. Lauderdale and Josiah Lauderda,.
plaintiffs,
vs..
Thomas e.. Land?rdale, Arnold Y. Lection an,
William l.. Russell. defendants.
| , virtue of II special decree and order of saI,
- Issued from the Office of the clerk of In,
circuit court of Lafayette county, Missouri In
the lbDve entitled cause. wherein S0phia n
Landerdaie and Josiah Lauderdale are plain
tihs, and Thomas e.. Laudcrdale, Arnold q
Leiton, n MINOR, and William l.. Russell =
minor, are defendants. to me directed. and 70.
turnable to the December term, 1889. OF ssid
court, | will, on ~
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1889,
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the fore.
noon ana ave O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day. and in front Of the courthouse door, In The
city OF Lexington, In Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,, during the session Of the said circnit
court, sell publicly, at auction, to the highest
bidder, tor one-third of purchase price cash
onc-third 10 be paid in twelve months and ONE
third In two years from day of sale the nurch.
bearing in crest at the rate of eight Der cent ner
annum, the interest to be Compounded annually
II not paid, the notes to be secured by deed
OF trust on the land sold, all the ri.ht
title, interest, claim and estate of the said plain
TINS AMI defendants OF, in and to the following
described real estate, situate, living and being
IN the county Of Lafayette and state of Mis-
souri,, tO-wIt: The west half of the soutbaast
quarter and the west half of the souIhw@st
quarter, ami the south half Of the southwest
quarter OF The northeast quarter of section Ave
TO-; also the east half of the northeast quarter
and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter. an tn" east hal of the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter. and the north.
east quarter of The southeast quarter OF section
ak (6). all Ui SAID lands being In townsIun
forty nine l9), of range tw"nty-eight c9S)
Given under my hand thIs 9Th ,iay OF
October; 1889 CHARLES s. MITCHELL
octl3td SheglR.
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ThE CRADLE.

Born-Near this city, October %, to the
wire OF Mr.. Chas. Russell. nee Sallie Duling-
q boy.
=, - In this city, October %, to the wife of
Mr. Jos. Chanslor-a boy.
-. Near this city, October IS, to the wife
OF MIR. Victor Wells-a boy.
IN Sni-a-Bar township, October %, to
the vile OF Mr.. Newton Herold-a boy.
IN Kansas City, recently, to the wife
OF Mr.. Ballentine, nee Brittle Young-a how.
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RESIDE VCE FOR SALE

y Y authority OF the will of John C..
~ Young, deceased i offer ut private Ef.sf
sale his late residence. lot 3 and so f. ct EHnI
on lot 2. block %. Fret Addition TO EMuA
Lexington. being la iert on Franklin ayenu,
ana l42 ieet on Main Cross or 18th street. IN,
IN Il substantial BRICK structure OF len
large rooms The property is well supplied
with out buildings, choice fruit. good watas
ana modern co"venienccs, and Is one of MI
most desirable situations in the CITY. Ternrp
ises or TO the Undersigned.
may4tt GEO. M. CATROn =
Executor of John e. Young, deceas a
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FINAL

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all creditors and
1 Iotner persons Interested in the estate of
signed, public administrator. will apply to
make a hnal settlement OF said estate ht the
NoSemoer term. 1889. OF the Probate court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, to he begun and
ntld at the Probate court room, in the city of
Lexington, on the second Monday in Noyem-
per' 1853. 10 A. WILSON,
He"iZhih Public Administrator.
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THE TOMB.

At the residence of her fsther, MIR.
Jos. Trotter, near this city, October %. oil
consumption. Mrs. CHAS. EAGLE, nee
oollie Trotter, aged about % years.
- Near MAYHEM. October 10, of cancer
OF the stomach, Mrs. LUCINDA A., wife of
Mr.. James w. Warren, aged 81 years. 4
months and % days,
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FINAL EMIT

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ o,ner persons Int ested IN the estate OF
ca, ADMINISTRATIVE. will apply to make a final
settlement Of said estate at the November term,
1905, OF the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri. to be begun and held mi the Prohs,,
court room. IN the city of Lexington, on the
second Monday in November, 1888.
sept2Si5 aimin In an,
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d gntslligeneer
1fEf<tt d peunry Paper.
sia ES-

Grimes " Venabie. iaWslera have Just re-
ceived a beautiful new stock of solid silver
ard plated ware. oct13i4
ID. Heacker is the only one in the city that
handles Faust's oysters and celery. Thy them
once and YOU will want no other brand. u
Persons failing to get their paper regularly
from the carrier will greatly oblige Us by
leaving word at this office, where a paper
VIII be given you aud u reprimspd to the
e%arritr. If we hear no complaint, OF course
we mas conclude that the paper Is left with
due ies ularity. tt
Go to Loomls' grocery store, 18th and
Franklin avenue. for your castor machine oil.
He hs /; the best. 1une15tf
All the latest styles In jewelrY. watches,
diamonds, chains, bracelets, necklaces. New
stock and low prices ut Grimes q Venable,
jewelers.. oct12t4
Mrs. s. P. Arnold has recently visited st.
ouis returning with a choice selection of
millinery goods. oct12t2
Cheapl Cheapli have just received a car
OF tine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
and have another one on the road, which |
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
It. A. LOOMS. june22li
AhO IhOlOuSA anu OiC Wv
on the Piano, Organ. Violin, Viola. Contra
bass, etc.. and In Theory and Harmony 10
given by f. J. Zeisberg ut the E. A. Semi
nary. sl4tf
Wedding presents. q large and complete
stock suitable for wedding aud holiday pre-
sents, just received, at Grimes q Venable,
Jewellers. oct124
Our second set of new cloaks this season
just received. Don't think OF buying a cloak
I'LL you see them. We are making special
low prices, at Ahrens'. oct19
Our second lot OF new cloaks this season
received. Don't think OF buying q cloak Till
you see them. We are making special low
prices, at ahrens'. octl9.
For Rent-Two very desirable up.staIr
rooms near corner of Sixteenth street and
Franklin avenue. Apply to J. d. Conner. II
Cheapi Cheap!! I have just received q car
OF ine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine.
and have another one on the road, which l
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
L., A. LOOMS. iuue22ti
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FINAL

NoIlCE is hereby given to all creditors
par nership, estate OF John +. Hlckam n Co
that the undersl gned, administrator, will appjy
70 MAKE a nnal settlement OF SAID estate al In,
lafayette county, Missouri, to be begun and
ne.u at the probate court room, in the city OF
heAIng,on, on the second Monday in Novem.
sepi2GI5 ALLEN pEI JrcEp
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persons interested In the estate oI
james NJ ftamey, deceased, that the under.
signed. administrator, will apply to make q
nhal settlement of SAID estate ut the Noyembe,
Term, 1883, OF the Probate court of LAFAYETTE
probate court room, in the city of Lexington.
on the second Monday IN November. 1855,
JOHN T. GOODWIN.
bcDIZDIO
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FINAL EMIT.

MICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ olher persons interested in the estate OF
nenrE 11IDraith, deceased, that the under
sighFd: administrator with will ann xed, viii
hppiy I" make a final settlement of aid estate.
" lne November term. 1859. of the Probate
courl OF Lafayette county. Missouri, to he be-
gun anu nrId at the Probate court room, in
!ne CITY OF Lexington, on The second Monday
l" an"noer' 1853 H.J. GALBRAITH,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WILL let to the lowest and best bidder I

TUESDAY,. NOV. II. a. D., 1882,
One Wooden Bridge for construction. tn he Inn,
across Willow Branch, near the Fletcbe,
Sroves place and on or near the line between sec
t2ns rand q. township 50, range "a.
Letting will take place at 10 O'Clock a m a,
orldge site. Plan AMI specifications will b,
seen at lime and place of letting. Contractor i,
70 give 0oEd with approved security for com
plying with contract, as the law directs.
commissioner reserves the righf to reject apy
or all bids. Ii. ID WEEDIN
octl9td. Com m iosion
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL AT THE RAIL- Ek&ESH
L kOAD loo YARDS IN May 49,
view, Mo. ~IQ
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1889.
the iollowing:-Twenty head Of two-year-old
graie Angus and Short. Horn Steers; 20 three
fnurths blood Yearling Hereford Steers, mostly
uehorned; 2C three-fourths YearlIng Hereford
heiIers, mostly tehorned; 10 Yearling grade
Angus Steers; 40 Yearling grade Shoit-Horn
Steers; l three-year-Old Short Horn Stag; 2
and | Calf
sale Will commence at | O'Clock
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
ocil2id HENRY a. mi, ia
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FINAL

oliCE IL hereby given to all creditors and
~ DINER persons Interested In the estate of
william Core, deceased. that the undersigned.
executor, Will apply TO make a final settle
ment of said estate, at the November ,prIn IsSg or
the fr0bate court of Lafayette county, Missouri,
70 De begun and held at the Probate court room.
IN me CITY OF Lexington, on the second Monday
III Nov.inbrr, 1889. ii. Il. CORSE,
hep'Zbt5 Exaputnr
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FINAL

NoIlCE Is hereby given to all creditors AMI
~ oiher persons Interested in the estate OF
HlIilnIn Galloway. decd, that the undersign-
Ell, executor, will apply to make a final settle
men oil SAID estate At the November term, 1889.
., the Probate Court of Lafayette county
hlisSouri, TO be begun and held at the Probate
court room, in the city of Lexington, on the
second Monday in November. 1899.
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FuIy RENT,

q Two story frame dwelling house a
4 WIN five rooms and two halls, on mHs1
SCUM side Lain street, near the corner mI
OF l6th street. Apply to ILu
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