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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-31
GOV. HARTRANFTs FUNERAL
The Remains in state-The Services at ID
Grave.

Grave.
Monday, Oct. 81 was the day selected d
the Hartranft obsequies at Norristown, p
All places of business. banks. factories, a.
were closed out Of respect for the late 60
eral. At 1880 the casket was placed ai
gun-carriage and drawn by six black bcos
and escorted by detachment of infN
was slowly conducted through the stress
the Montgomery County court house,ir
cious building located in the centre of thee,
Here the casket was mounted on catafii,
and the doors were thrown open. Al !.
o'clock the doors were closed and Rev y
G.. McCook. of Philadelphia. chaplain Of 2
Second Regiment, n. G. p. began the funsn
Grafton. At 3 o'clock the march to u
cemetery began.
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THE NAVAL ESTIMATES.
About Three Millions More VIII Be Need
Than Last Year.

Secretary Tracy has concluded work on the
estimates for the naval establishment for the
year 1S9O-9l. The appropriations for the
naval establishment for the year 1SS9-90 were
in round numbers, so, 450. 900. This included
several millions for construction OF new yes
sells now under way or projected. It is IN
derstoOd that the estimates as finally passed
by Secretary Tracy show an increase Of about
$4,000, 900 over those of last year. chiefly for
new work on vessels and improvements and
additions to navy yards.
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TRADE AND IMMIGRATION.
Statistics for September Furnished by
Treasury Department..

Treasury Department.
During September past 1854 immigrs
came to this country, against 1856 in :
TENDER, 1888. Germany furnished $3.50, I.
land and Wales 65S1, Ireland 1898, Sws,
and Norway $3.50, Russia, 1869, Scotland j
Italy 1776. France 76S.
Merchandise exports from the UP
States during September past aggregated
value S65.OT4, 37f, against S51. 934 ,5S4 in )
TENDER, 1883. Imports for the past Ys
were valued at s5S,612, 40, against S54,-
in September, 1855.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-28
LEE ALTAR.

Marrled-At the residence of the BRIDE, six
miles north of Richmond. December "a, Mr..
JNO. PERCIVAL, Il prosperous merchant Of
Richmond, and Miss NELLIE MAITLAND.
granddaughter of Mr.. Alex. Maitland, ST., OF
this city,
- In this city. December 20. by II. Whit
set. J. p, Mr.. JOHN W. HOBBS and Mis-
CLARA Is. WATSON, both Of Wellington.
- At the residence Of the brides pa ents.
near aullville, December 10, by Elder Il. V.
Lops, Mr., j. JEWELL and Miss MATTE
BENTON.
- At Lexington Junction. December "a.
bv Rev. +. Menefee. Mr.. VIM. A. SSH, OF
Omaha, Neb.. and Miss LULU CHENAULT,
sister of Bliss Ida Chenault, who attended
the Baptist Female College in this city last
year.
- At the Baptist church in HigginsvIlIP,
December "a, at $50 ,. m. by the Rev. W
K, Painter, of WarreDsburg, Mr.. MARK l.,
BELT. Jr., and Miss LARA HESDRICKS
Attendants :-Mr. Owen }. Lynch, Of Lex
ingtOn, and MISS Euuice Whiting; Mr.. +.
NJ. Burton and Miss Hattie Beaitie; MIR. ".
b. Mcbride; OF Kansas City, and Miss Eva
Asbury; MIR. w. X. Belt and Miss Meri!t
Steele. Of ST. Louis, Ushers: Messrs. Geo
NJ. Belt. W. II, Harrison, Chas. Hutchinson
and Dan Umfer.
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and upright III ali transactions, in IA business
Of turtyaeighr years in this community, his
honesty and integrity were never questioned.
Forbearing and forgINing. he spread he veil
OF charity over the itulia OF IN. errimg fell
low-mcn and was ever ready to extend the
hand OF engOurIGCmCnL - all. On all ques-
lions OF pablo interest he had well matured
and decided opinions, aud when called forth.
were expressed with n cIcnruess and force
that left no doubt OF his position and proved
the sincerity OF his convictions. In 1876 he
became II nembcr OF Lexington Lodge No
liD, Ancient Free and Accepted MasUns, aud
was devoted to the fundamental principles Of
morality and charity. which I rm the fOun-
datiOn Of that institution and was very much
attached 10 the lodge. He was once e!ectod
It's presiding officer anu afterwards treasurer,
which last position he hrld when death end
ed his earthly existence. His father was u
Presbyterian ana he was reared up and edu-
Gated until the period Of manhood in the doe
trine OF that church. His life and final ind,
was IL striking example of the truth of the
prUver0: IRAN up II child IN the way 1t
should 20 al when 1t is OLD, il Will not de-
part from it," In this lenglheped period of
life allotted TO him, he never forgot the les.
sons of his youth, and always had an unwav-
ering belief III the great fundamental truths
Of revelations contained in The bible. lie
believed In the existence OF God, the Creator
and in the immortality Of the soul, a spiritual
existence beyond the grave, For several
years past, he realized that the vIgor of lie
Was gone, thai lie had passed the summit Of
manhood and was descending the western
slope that leads 10 the sunset of temporal
existence and his mind was direct d to the
future. and to preparation for the final end
lie was for many years Il constant reader OF
the Bible and in the privacy Of his room
often discussed with friends the great qLes.
lions of interest presented in il. A shoi
time before his death. he was baptized and
admitted TO membership ia the PRESBYTERIAN
church and received the consultations of the
communion. IL was his custom, in the sum
mer, for many wears, 10 visit his friends in
Maryland. He returned there last August
and soon after arriving was stricken with
paralysis, from which he partially recovered.
A short time before his death a malignant
carbunCle appeared up IN him and from that
time the vital spark began TO 60 out and LIES
filinl existence was ended December 10Th,
1889. and he was buried the following day.
After an absence OF 30 years from the home
of mis- Youth, he returned to his native land
TO die among mis- devoted friends. ard his
remains were laid away in the grave, at rest
beside his beloved mother. May we rot be-
lieve that his spirit has passed
p. ,l "
Where saints immdfrM reign,
Eternal day. excludes the night,
And pleasures, Danish pain"
X. ii.
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L. A. c y Reception.
t.. H..

One OF the most successful and enjoyable
social affairs OF the season was the Cooking
Clubs reception on lust Monday night at Mr..
JAS. Il. MOorehead's residence on South
street. Shortly after eight the guests began
to arrive and soon the parlOr and adjoining
rooms were filed with the jolliest set in
Lexington. The Misses julia Winsor, Minnie
Neale aud Rose Young were the reception
committee Of the club and received the guests
with grace and dignity.
The first event Of the evening was the hat
trimming contest. Some wide brImmed
straw hats which looked ike relies of Inst
summer or part OF u In hing costume, were
produced with "A lot Of ribbons. feathers aud
furbelows, and the boys were told TO trim
them. The unfortunate victims worked away
and soon evolved specimens of ..higb ARR,
which would throw a millinpr INTO a fiji on
sight Of them. The Judges awarded Mr..
Percy Silver the first prize, and Capt.. Ry-
land made the presentation speech amid
much applause.
Ihen came : upper, such a. Onlv the clu,
know how 10 prepare. 1t were vain to
enlmeTale all the good things. but if il be
true that the way 10 Il mars heart IL through
hi- stomach. then every man there must have
SURRENDERED without Is struggle There wa-
eVerythir z in abundance and most daintily
prepared. After supper they adjourned to
the parlOrs where fun and fro.ic wns kent I'm
until a late hour The guests took their de.
pa ture with the thought Lon. live the
: ookinS Club and may It's members never
grow thin" and the impression deepeGpl
upon their minds that the Lexington girls are
growing prettier every year.
Among the invited guests were, Misses
Julia Winsor, Minnie and julia Neale, Rose
Young, klttie FulkersOn Cora Hickman.
Lucy Mountjoy. the Misses Peak. Lutte
Chambers; Messrs. Percy Silver. Walter
Waddell. +. NJ. Taubnlan, A. ID. French. Il,
Sam Hays, b.. T. Johns. Chinn, Gaines.
Goodman. j. q. Crenshaw, Theo. Sender
K. McCausland. steve WIl-on and Wallace
ECHOES OF THE RECEPTION
who said chestnutSf'
"Another olive. please"
Hello. there, Murphyg'
who saw rats that nj Lht."
A few that were caught 'on the ly:"
"Trade last" was "A very popular game.
Loves young dream"was very prettiIy er.
acted.
"My! | am dry all the way dow to my
boots"
mo, sir, we took the spurs out before we
made the salad"
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Programme for the Week of
Prayer.

During the week of prayer ~services Will he
held ut The city churches rs follows.
Monday mig rt-German Methodist church.
Leader. Rev. j. J. Eich0nberger Topics,
Confession and supplIcalion.
Tuesday night Episcopal CHURCH. Leader.
Rev j. ". Kceble. Topics, Nations and their
Rulers.
Wednesday nIght-Methodist church Leader,
Rev. w. T. Mcclure. Topics. The Young;
Schools aud Teachers
Thursday night-Chrlstian church. Leader,
Mr.. Jos. b. Shelby. Topics. The Church at
Home.
Friday night Baptist church. Leader, Prof.
W. A.WIlsOE. II pics. The Church ADroad.
Saturday night Presbyterian church Lead
err, Rev. 4. q Gordon. nopIcs, Thanksgiving.
All these services will be held at seven O'Clock.
The public generally are cordi lily invited to
attend them.
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This invaluable remedy Is uuo tIHt ought TO b,
in every household. u wil cure Juur I;Hruma,
tism. .ISHJuIpir Srrains. Cut, Bruises
Burns, Frosted Feet and Ea,s. SpJc Throat uut
Sore Chest. II you have Lame Back II VIII eur,
IL. II prnCtrutcS to the seat Of lHr Ills, as" I
will cure sin joints and contracted MUSCLE
after all O'hcr remedies have failed. Tlus, vh,
have he n crIppl"s for years have used DpI
HrIa's .SUOB Imminent and thrown away In,.l
crulcurs and been nb g to wrlL ~ wen a rvrr.
1t will cure pm. 1t1cc. 80 crnIs. Leroy
Farmer. agent. M l.. lr,2sr /
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sister, Miss Sallio Smith, who has been visit
ing her for The past week.
Mcssrs. Walter, Ed. and Noble BeuttIc, of
HIAginsyilie, We're IN the city Saturday. They
returned home at night accompanied by
Misses Carrie and Ella Young, who are
spending the holidays there.
Misses Mamie aud Leila Gordon left for
Nevada Thursday morning, the former to
spend the holidays and the latter to accept II
position in IA school. They were accompanied
to Independence by Mr.. Doe" Barnes.
Mr.. Frank &. Merrill, Mt one time IL resi-
Gent OF this city, passed through this city
Tuesday morning on his way TO Derycr from
st, Louis as conductor of the Pullman palace
cars. His trips through this place will be
repeated every eighth day.
Mr.. &. +. Stewart, of the Brunswicker, pub.
lished AT Brunswick, Mo, spent Wednesday
and Thursday IN this city visiting hiB brother.
Mr.. j. I. Stewart. the cigar manufacturer
who has recently located AT This pIac,. lie
was Il pleasant visitor at our Office during his
stay here.
Mr.. +. II. Snow, of the Ottawa, Has, Jour
nal accompanied by his wife and her mother,
Mrs. 5. A, Switzerland. passed though here
this week on their way TO spend the holidays
with MIR. Silas Shredder, at COrder. 1t was
the first time Mr.. Snow had seen this town
since he WAS escorted from here rs Il prisoner
OF war by Gen. Sterling Price on September
-, 1861. lie was u private in COMPANY A.
18th Missouri.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Shields spent last Saturday and
Sunday in this city visiting friends and at
tending to some business which he had here
Mr.. Shields, VINO las been Temporarily
employed in the office of the secretary o
state at Jefferson City, while there w0s
press of business caused by getting out ant
distributing new statutes, has recently accept
ed II position with the Catlin Tobacco Com
pany, for which be will travel in Minnesota
Iowa and North Missouri.
The following Lexington boys have beer
at home at different times during the weeE
and some of whom are still here:-Alber
Hainkel. Quincy. His; VIM. Catron, Stat,
University, Columbia; Wm. Wood, FREQ
Beal, Rude Maggie. VIM. Porter, Jno. Beahr,
t Jr., o. j. G9hner. Seth and Mortimer Serat
Kansas City: viii LOOMS, Nevada; Ernest
Chapman. Sterling Grimes, Will Weber
Henry KIee and Lee Wallace, st. Louis
/ Evan Young, HutchisOn. Kas.; Wood Young
Kent Chambers and Chas. Weber, travelling
, sllemen.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors ant
~ "ther persons Interested in the estate of
William LaudrrIalc. drcruseJ that Tho mndor'
SIGNED, auIh nistratOr, will apply to max,
a hnal settlement OF said estate, at the February
term, IeS'. OF the probate court of Lafav.
eIte county,, Missouri, to be began and hel.
at the probate court room In the city o
Lexington, ON The second Monday in February
1880. ROBERT 1
npr2Ilh hnnnin,
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FOR SAIE

, ! authority OF the Will OF John
il Young, deceased, 1 Oler ii private f".1
Fale hrs ate residence, lot ) and 80 ct NsiiII
on lot 2, block n. First Addition to LlnA
hrSiualon. being l25 Ie,i ON Franklin ayepu,
t@i IL! i"rt on Main CrOsa or 18Th street. Tn,
DIV" TN IN "a substantial brick structure Of IL
larG' rooms The property is well supplied
VITA out buildings, choice fruit. good wat,
and modern co vcniencCs, aad ~ one of In,
most desirable situalions IN the city. Tenn,
easy. hrpiyto Mr. JHinrs Green on the prem,
is"s on to the Undersigned.
!aayIi GEO. NJ. CATRON
Executor Of JohnG Young dacaas ~
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n IMPLEMENT

NOTICE l. hereby gwen to u! creditors and
- Oihcr persons ia e'Csiod III the estate oI
Is .fn"t !. LauElGrd. deceased, thai The under
slghed, 'dISinistr ,i0r. viii apply 10 make Il
ilntl settlement Of said estate, at the FpnrunrS
: RIM. io9D. Of the Probate cOurL OF LafnyetIe
n"hnly, Missouri, to lie begun and held al the
Probate count room, III the city oil Lexington.
on tue second MOndav in February. 1890.
CHAT. T. ~LANKFOkD,
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rENAE

NoTICE IL hereby given to I'll creditor
~ aHi other persons interested III til" rslai,
OF 'uin u. Patrick, h' ceased, tHtt the ~
drr,,-rri public ada inistIntor, Will u,-
ply To mai" 81 tlrbl scrt!. MINI OF s;..u
rstsic ~ tn F. bru r. term IS9U. uI the Pru.ni,
count "i i.nttyrlt' county, Missouri, to ht
b gun ami h"il at HE Probate court room In
~" rui & Lexington, on the second Morda,
In t"l,r ar, lS9J : n WILL ON
nrr1ltl DuL n
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FINAL ENT

&bllCL Is hereby given to all creditors an,
~ nlhcr persons interested in the estate o
r,ur'hn lSn, deceased, that the undersigned
Iim.hiHtr'inr will apply 10 make u Glnal settle.
II rhl OF said estate AZ the February term, 1880
sUuri, to b" begun and held at the prolIat.
court room. IN the city OF Lexington, on In,
second Monday IN February, 1880
JUSEi'H "a. WILSON,
htcaSLI A,InInIIrnII
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FINAL SETTs.EME NT.

NOTICE. IS hereby Slvea to all creditors ant
lNo'hrr persons interested in the estate o.
George MnrlcrsOn, deceased, that the undtr
5'Enci, public administrator, will apply t.
make II itGal settlement OF said estate IL tn.
FEBRUARY term, 1899. of the Probate court o
Lafayette county, Missouri, to lie begun ant
h ut at The Probate court room, IN the city ol
lexington, ON the second Monday IN February
lSgO \ n Wi SIN
IprhItl Du1,;, ,,I,ni,; ,,,,
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.rhNKHNAnEns, VI METa,C

. E,bE'ilDN OF DIRECTORS. The annual
A election ol directors tor the Mon rIsOn- " cnr-
"rrth Bank Tor the ensuing yea, WIN be held IN
IA" Hiiv'l,r'S room UI said bank IN Lexington
"" ON NC'ihc DAY, the y h day of january.
la"o Election VIII he held between the houIs
81 'n,ci1ck II M and 3 O'Clock p. III. of that
/ day.AIl stockholders are rApccIri to BE- prespuI
). q. WENI WORTH, Pres.
Gao NJ. CATRON. Secretary.
December 2G.n. 1889 d,r2stJ
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TIL 4 ORADLE

- In Lexington township. December -,
to the wife of Mr.. dos Williams boy.
- 10 this city, December 81, to the wife
of Mr., JnO. Jackson-a boy.
- In this Litv. December Is, to the wife
OF Mr.. Michael MchOnald-a boy.
- In Lexington township. December 10,
10 the wife OF MIR Edward Syria Il hoy.
- In Kansas City. December 81, to the
wife OF MIR. Root. A. wilson. OF this city II
boy.
- In Joplin, Mo. December 30. TO the
wife OF MIR. Chas. Brammel, nee Annie Smith
.-twins-bOy and IA girl.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all cred tors and
~ cher persons interested in the estate %,
Nrahatr g Ewing, deceased. that the under
final settlement Of said estate, at the 4 bruarv
trfni, $3.50. nG The Probate court of LaIayett,
Io"n'y, Missourl TO he begun and held ut the
Probate court room, in the city OF Lexington
on li. second Monday in Febru ~ 1880.
d"c2l JOEL II. EWING,
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EgEsr SET,TI,EMENT

"liCh Is hereby gwen TO uIi creditors ant
- "'ter persons Interested in the estute q
Al'f'i Jones, drCcIscd, that the undersigned
ADMINISTRATORS, Will apply to make ii final sci.
lirinrhi OF sad estate, ut the February term
l@'V' "i ne tTobitc court OF Lafayette county
VI 'aS"iirI, 10 he begun and held nj the ProbHI,
'"hIi room. IN the city OF Lexington, on lh,
r"'o"d MOndiS IN FcbruurV. 1880.
SOPHIA j. JONES,
-L-L-LN = a min IL L. LII
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oEEVCE

tti.NDNS wanting work of any KIND or thOGr
desiring 20 employ lauOTeTs. cooks or Ter
Hhni-, can register their names at my grnCpIy
'hH drE goods store ON main street, opposite trr
prs'uilce. No charge for TtgistrIinR, aud the
'Ih"ii ." required VIII only tie collected wheu
10" pttiirb agrr" and then by The person rni-
UluIIug. iulN 2OyI JND II ,rDRDhk
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s,FNAE nv

NOilLE is hereby given to all creditors an,
~ "IlCF persons inter cstcti IN the estate G.
'f"h'y |OfiIng. deceased, that the unrersIgn
'd, administrator, Will apply TO make Il iinr
selli, hirni Of said estate at the February term
~" ul the Probate court of IalIay ttIc county
Hi-s"uri. Ia ne begun and held at the PrOba,
rouI' room. IN the CITY OF Lexington, on III,
second MOndIy III February. 1880.
JNO. +. DlERKER,
al, cbI'b
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MOI ICE 10 hereby gwen to all creditors an,
- other persons interested in the estate o
Patrick Mcbride, deceased, that the under.
signed, 'iininistrItrIX will apply to make ,
lin;ti settlement OF SAID estate at the Februur,
Term, 1870, OF the Probate court OF L~.alayctI,
county, Missouri, To be began and held nj m,
probate court room, in the city of Lexington,
on the second Monday IN February 1890.
JANE MCBRIDE,
IeC2II5 hdni, istraIrr
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Sxsuvr, Z, v,

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all creditors an
~ other persons interested in the estate o.
Henry lie Ger, deceased, that the undersIgn.
ed cXecutrlX, will apply 10 make n final settle
men oil saId estate al the february term, 1891
o. the Probate Court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, To be begun and held at the Probai,
court room, in the city oil Lexington, on tn
second Monday in February, 1880.
DURATIIEA ELZER
drC2lt1 L...
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MAI

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors and
~ other persons interested in the estate q,
ii"rri.on T.. Chrismrn deceased, that the under
signed, administrators, will apply to make o final
SttllcHchtol said estate at the February term,
$50, ol the Probate court of Lafayette
county, Missouri, to lie begun and held ut Tn,
Probate court room, in the city OF Lexington.
MO on the second Monday in February
1870. ROBERT Ii WRIGHT,
JOHN w. SPENCER,
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WnFFE MONEY go E,OaN

HE money now IN uHnu5 belonging to the
g c.iai" ~ MINORS Ia Tor lJIn, Tart ON prime
'-'' r'ihl" uri pat on good personal security .
i.h'T h"-'r'nt 10 borrow will 20 well to call
Ouj~c over t.. Winsur IL Son.
HdyI3il ). n. WILSON,
Public administrator and pN-utIinp pub Iur
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NOtICD.

We wish To inform school directors and
others Interested. ihI We tavr sEGln manu-
featured IL loo of our celebrated school Decks.
which we will sci! at v'ry low prices. Re-
naG.fuIlY, aStf WINKLER FURNITURE Co.
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SINAL

NOIlCE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ oiher persons interested in the estate of
HpotswoOt NJ. MCCulloch, decd, that the under
signed, executor. will apply to make Il final set
iiement "i SAID esiate,a at the Feb ruary ERIN 1880, OF
The Probate court Of Lafayette county, Missouri.
u" be begun and held AT the Probate court room
IN the CITY oil lexington. on the second Monday
IN fthrn4ry, $50. s. l.. SMITH,
decl4t5 EXecutor
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NOTICE 10 DELINQUENT CITY
TAX-PAYEKS.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,
IkNlNE rON. No Dec Nth lSsl

Lit Delinquent City TaX-Payers, who have
{ been SUIT by the city attorney, are hereby
nolili" ! that At th"r Delinquent Taxes are paid
10 IN" rity collector within sixty (6O) days iro II
tir late hereof, ali costs " III be RENTED. FAVE
iH'rty t"u) cen > on q eli ease, to the CITY mar
shall. BY order OF the City COuncil.
Jos. q. LlIINN, CITY Marshall and CO..,
BY 7 nos. STANDIsm DenuIY EnIlnctnr Ill 4
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ABEs NISTl.AToI

RSHd wv NATUR' NOTICE,
EFiERS f ADMINISTRATION on the estate NJ,
- MarlHh Il. Smith. deceased, were granted
!" Ia" undersigned on the 18th day OF DecrTn-
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against 3 id estate
arc required to CsGialt shem for allowance to
,"r a'''lHtrtti'". GIthin one year after the
dale % sad letters, or they may be prrciujrd
it"'i any benefit at such estate. and If such
claims be n0i exhibited within two wears from
over barred
IhI- 2G'h day OF D. ccmher 1851,
ARCHIBALD 5. NAsANGLEN.
H''-H1 Administrator
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The Ladies AID Society Of the NJ. e church
south, Will give n parlor entertainment on
Monday evening, Dec. 3Oth. at the residence OF
Capt. Rankin ,on South street. The programme,
while informal, will bs an unusually rich one.
Miss Fogleman Will r%ecite, Mrs. Mcclure will
read, and the music will be furnished by the
Misses Cobb. Gibbons and Prof. and Mrs Blilz.
al mtlsIs. Admission ~ cents for "a couple, 10
cents SIN sle person. The proceeds to be uscd
IN improving the Methodist parsonage Let
everybody come.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-28
A-DMINIsTMAT0R,s NOTICE

EElEItS OF a'Iministra ion on the esfute
- Of clifton Is Daniel deceased, we've grained
/" ,"' Undersigned on the eth day OF November,
1853, oT TIE probate court OF Lafayt ate county.
Missouri.
All Icrsons having claims against said estate
'le required 10 exhibit them Tor ALLOWANCE,
10 III" ainliniairator within one year after the
"lr 81 7aii letters or they may DO precluded
'rpm any benefit OF such estate; and if such
"'I'hi7 ne mol eNhlhitH' within two wears from
{ " h"ic %! this publication they will he Tor.
cyan barred.
i"'s 2,th day of November. 1859.
WILLIAM IL. CHILES.
'''"'ti I'M %IstratOr.