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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Arrived at quarantine yesterday an unknown
Norwegian bark
Norfolk, Va, Oct 1.-THE wrecking steamer
Rapidan arrived to-day with more tton from
steamer Amy Dora (Br), stranded at Wachap-
feague: About 1000 bales had been taken out
when the Rapidan left. The Merritt Wrecking
company has succeeded in clearing the steam
ers compartments of water and with good
weather 1t is thought the cotton can be taken
IRON the steamer in three or four days. and she
Will then probably float Three-fourths of the
cotton in her is dry and not at all damaged. The
rudder post and rudder have both been carried
away. There is 10 feet of water forward of the
steamer and about IS feet aft.
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PASSENGERS.

~, Per steamship Gate City, from Boston
mrs Mrs W Hawkins, Miss Barbour, Mrs A Cal
isnan' Mrs VIM Holman, Miss Holman, Miss
"'fight' Master Holman, Mrs Mertz and Unfit NJ
a Morse, Miss Fennell, B George, S Fl Manuel.
:; bradford, F = Smart, R D Frickey and wife,
y y, frlGkey, f B Buck and wife, Mrs S 8 Taft
miss MISS wilkins, Master wilkins. Mrs wilkins, C NJ
uuoerL wite children and nurse, G Brown and
wife, G A Naltage, Mrs A Boyntav. Mrs Kemn.
Z ION and daughter. WIN Atwood D r Norchey,
r + queen and wife, NJ l. Richards, Mrs r Smith,
yrs hotchkiss Mrs C Bartlett, A Cragin. 7
NSI[agln; Mr. Williams and wife, P Silver, G E
" Smith. w A Wood and wife I s Gould II
Carenee, and - steerage. -
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Very Unbecoming.

Lovely tints in the wrong place are reft Of
their charm. A lemon-colored countenance-
the peculiar endowment of our pig-tailed
brethren who 'hit the pipe'-is unbecoming.
1t suggests bile going astray, and the inference
is correct. Pain beneath the ribs and shoulder
blades constipation, dyspepsia, furred tongue,
and sick headaches supplement this indication
of the bilious. For liver complaint and its null
hilarious symptoms, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers is an infalble specific. II relaxes the bow
els sufficiently, but wit hout gripping violence
To the secretion of bills it gives a due impulse,
but banishes an excess of that saffron colored
principle from the blood. Sick headaches,
sourness of the breath and fur upon the tongue
disappear when it is used. 1t renews Digestion
fOrtifes the system against malaria, counter
acts a rheumatic tendency, and remedies mac
ton Of the Kidneys.
DoN'T be too severe on the man who scolds
his wife in public. Perhaps that is the only
time he dares to do sio.--Terre Hnute Erpress.
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MEMORANDA.

Van York. Oct 11-Arrived, schr Horace
shares Osborn. Savannah.
TIeared schr Isaac kerlin, Steelman, Bruins
wick, Ga. -- rr-.o,- lr,., ,o++o,, NJ
81 tn liverpool private terms; Peverill (Br).
lo o.ta w Vorf6lk to Liverpool ass Glen Tanar
[Rr, coton, Charleston to Liverpool, 1924.
'D, AMSTERDAM. Oct 11-Arriyed, bark Tempo
Rms, Nuxune Pensacola.
Harrow. oct 10-Sailed, bark Professor Lint
ner Nor, Savannah.
n1 carston Dock, Oct 11-Arrived, bark Enchan-
trsSs iBrO, Hollywood Pensacola.
''G Tiyerpool, oct 10-Arrived, steamship Pocas
satt ri jenkins, Savannah.
Iondon Oct 11-Sailed, bark Oskar (Rus(,
Skyborgsen, St Simons.
Boiterdam. Oct 10-ArriVed, bark Ole Bull
Nor RIs Savannah.
Sunderland. oct l0-Arrived, bark Pehr Brahe
rms Geuselmis Pensacola.
North Sydney, CB, Oct S-Arrived, steamship
Plessy lBrJ Scott, Beaufort, S C, for United
Brunswick Oct l1-Sailed, steamship Dora
fBr, Mills, Liverpool; bark Alice Cooper (Br),
Williams Sunderland
C0osaw, S G, Oct 11-Cleared, schr Fl Park
81. Hammond, Baltimore.
Cane Henry Ocs 11-Passed out, bark Freda
Wiley, Norfolk for Key West.
Darien, Oct 10-Arriyed schr Belle Higgins,
ekofed. Bath
nth-Cleared, stmr Brooklyn, Carson, New
York.
Fernandina Oct 11-Arrived, schr Mary
Cook. Hofses, Boston; Prescott Hazeltine.
Knseland. Demerara.
jacksonville, Oct 1O-Sailed, schr Marcus Ed
wards, 0uten. New York
Key West, Oct Arrived. schrs Research,
Bemare, Bahama islands; 9th, Wave, Rountree,
New York.
Sailed 9TH, schr Mary Jane Br), Nassau.
Georgetown, s c, Oct S-Sailed. schr B An
derS01 Shepherd, Patchogue. N Y.
Nb-ArrlVed SChrs Mary A Trainer Tr1Iitt
Boston; 11th Nellie Floyd, Charleston.
Sailed 1lth-Schr E H Lister, Mason, New
York.
Norfolk, Va, Oct 11-Arrived. steamship Thos
Turnbull (Br), Page, Port Royal, S c, for Eng
land for coal.
Pensacola, Oct 11-Arrived, bark Choice (Br),
McMurty, Demerara.
Cleared, bark Quillota Fr), Loquen, Havre.
Port Royal, S G, Oct 11-Arrived, stmr Hart
ington (Br) Hall, st Vincent
Portland, Me, Oct 11-Cleared, schr Ella NJ
StOrer, Simmons, Fernandina.
Satilla River, Ga, Oct 5-Arrived, bark Moland
Nor), Abrahamsen, Barbados; schr Busiris (Br),
Norris, Georgetown, D G.
SPOKEN.
Oct TO- lat 40 a, Ion 6s 81, steamship Ross
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JUN D W AT IEhS,
Ensign q S N, in charge, pro tenn.

Ocean City. Oct 10-The sea buoy at Great
Egg Harbor inlet is one and half miles out of
position. and navigation in the inlet is hazard
ton. -
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A LOW-COSt Cottage With Colonial Features.
By R. W. shoppeIl, Architect.
Copyright by the Autho4.

Copyright by the 4uthor1.
That the so-called Queen Anne style of
architecture will not long retain popular
favor is very safe prediction. Its extreme
popularity forebodes its early decline.
Every tidal wave must recede. It will be
a matter for congratulation, indeed, if the
extravagancies of tyro designers do not
bring this so-called style into positive dis
repute.
Already noticeable number of clients
instruct the architect not to give them
Queene Anne exteriors. Such clients are
pleased with the colonial features, as a rule,
which is regarded as an indication that the
colonial is growing in favor.
This developing preference must crafty
all people of good taste. The WE'LL defined
features of the colonial style are of classic
origin and cannot be improved" When
the designer attempts something striking"
with it, he gets away from it entirely,
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

c.,,n,sbip Florence (Br), Liverpool.
S,esmsbip Cairngorm (Br), Liverpool mot
Fs ,aoU1sbp Venice Brl. Liverpool mot previ-
,uslyl. ~, ro,do,
Bsrk Carl Iinck Ger, Buenos Ayres.
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.,trFn Up FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY,
= Seamship Albania tBrl, Robinson, to load for
,,r,,one-Wilder & Co.
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PUBLICATIONS.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS.
PUBLICATIONS.

Johnson's Universal Cyclopelia is whole
library Of universal knowledge from the pens
of the abest scholars in America and Europe.
1t is accepted as high authority in our lading
colleges. 1t is rot for the few, like Appletons'
or the Britannica, but for all. 1t has just been
thoroughly revised at cost of over $780, 900,
and three years labor by forty editors and
over :, 900 renowned contributors. II is in eight
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to his child at school or his or daughter just
entering the arena of life anything that will be
Of more permanent benefit. 1t is an education
supplementary to that of the schools
Address for particulars and terms.
A. J.JOHNSON& GO.
II Great Jones Street, New York.
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Abranch of the United States photographic
of1cehas been established in the Custom House
atSavannah. Notice to mariners. pilot charts,
andah nautical Information will be furnished
masters Of vessels free of charge. Captains are
requested to call at the office
JOHN s. WATERS.
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.,-rn AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Al ~, Pvdal Water (Br), Sheldrake, New
sSaHIah5 Richardson & Barnard.
~. swift (Nor), Roer, Buenos Ayres, in bal
Master.
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.,rrD Up FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
~ DAY

,.,K Princessen CNor), Andersen, to load for
fs 51.s Ernst Ludwig Hoist Ger, Epping, to
~ ~ Furope-A r Salas & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Oct 10, lat 40 A, Ion 6S 81, steamship Ross
shire (BrJ. from Swansea for Savannah.
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tipping INTELLIGENCE.

.,1c1, TURE ALNANAC-rHts DAY.
IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.-. OH
SIS RISE $50
SIS ia At SAVANNAH. ..11:59 A N 1904
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L.sssI.s in Sapphire (Br), Howatt, st Vincent,
SIS Ell ASIA Minis & Sons.
c. seB said (Sw), Nilsson, Port Natal, in bal
bs~. Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
Sss5i,g--W T Gibson, Manager.
~ s- Nerrimac, White, Fernandina via
s.--;ck-C Williams, Agt.
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MONDAY. Oct IA. 1889.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
hin Gate City, Hedge. Boston-C g
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have resisted all treatment. CstArrh. Shin
Diseases. Eczema. Chronic Female
Complaints. MercuriAl Poison. letter,
scaldhesd. ETC.. etc
P. p. P. is o powerful tonic and Al
excellent appitizer. building up the
system rapidly. If you are weak and
feeble, and feel badly try p. P. P. and
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given thatJpursuant to
and by virtue Of an order of,sale for the
payment Of debts, made by the Probate
Court of the county ot Bollinger Of the
state Of Missouri, at the Aug. term, 1889,
|, John h. Welch, administrator of the
estate of Henry Calhoun, deceased will
on the
Twelfth day of November 1850,
At the west front door Of the courthouse
Of the county OF l!olllngcr state aforesaid
and during the session of the Probate
Court of said county, between the hours
of ten O'Clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock III the afternoon of that day, ex.
pose to pubic vcndue or outcry, to the
highest bidder, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as will be
sufficient to salts y said debts due and
owing by said estate, to.wit
l2U a:r,s, the north half Of the north
east Quar.er; and the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter; and part of
the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter. all in section 80, township ~,
ran9p0
Terms or SALE % per cent. Of the
purchase money to be paid down, and a
credit OF u months will be given on the
remainder the purchaser giving note
with good and sufficient security tor the
payment Of the remainder of the pur-
chase uAun,y, Tie said note to bear inter-
est at the late of s per cent from day OF
sale. v9-n24
JOHN +. WEIGH,
Public Administrator
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forprofit on n.Gr1inaty sized
farnKs
Then ,we'figure on the oats il
would take to pay his wages
-S30o-at 13 cts. per ;bushel
the price in the western part OF
the State. and we found il
would take 2,a0S bushels-or,
at 40 bushels to the acre the
products of 81 acres.
Mr.. faImer, are you not'in the
soup!
But while this is the condition
'of the farmer, the dollar of the
bahker:o or Iusurer will buy two
or three times what it used to
when we had $40 to $50 pei
capita in circulation instead OF
Sc or IS as now. The lower the
prices the less dollars he has to
spend for living, and the more
the producer or .laborer has to
sell to get the dollar. Can't
yOn see what's the matter.
We must have more money
and if we pay interest it mus,
be to the government and not tc
the banker as now.-Ottumwa
Iowa World.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-31

Glen Allen. Mo-, Oct, %, 1889.
-[Editor PRESS: You are re.
spectfully requested to publish
the following report from the
County +. A.:
We, your committee on good
of the order, beg leave to re.
turn our sincere thanks to the
brothers and sisters of Marble
Hill Alliance for their hospital
lty while in convention with
them, in grateful remeberance
for their kindness shown us
while in their midst; and that
a copy of thes resolutions be
furnished the Marble Hill Press
for publication. P. s. HUFF.
MAN, w. j. HIGuTowER and
j, B. ELFRANK. committee.
Marble Hill Alliance had -
delegated members Of the Coun.
ty Wheel and Alliance to ell
tertain during the session OF
two days and she proved hel
self equal to the occasion. and
has the thanks of the entire
body. JOHN p. MCMANUs, Sec
County Farmers and Laborers
Union.
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BOIlinger Mills.

John A. Williams and wife
were in Cape Girardeau last
week. DR.. Green Talley has
recovered from a severe attack
of scarlet fever. . C. j. Cory
and Miss Mintie Hinkle were
married on the 18th by Esquire
Gaines. .J. V. Slinkard atten.
dep circuit court at Greenville
last week. j Il. Wells OF
Marble Hill was down here a
few days age buying sheep. -.
John. Righlman and wife were
In the Cape last week. -. Con
stable Allard is shaking up the
boys who failed to work on the
road.. j M. Sheets has sold
his farm to an Indiana man and
moved back to that state. =.
j. V. Shnkard has made somt
improvements about his store
-. Allen 81. John IL expecting
his wife from Indiana. :. Cal
vim Smith and Mrs isabella
White were married on the 10
"a 8.year old daughter II J
w, Wilcox died op The 1T. 49,.
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James Stepp has moved his
sawmill to the Tom Cities place
:. Rev. Poe closed a ten-days
meeting at Greenbriar on the
23rd with Ii joi"ers..-. W. r.
Underwood has moved to
Wayne county,. .-. A son was
born to Mrs. Frank Boyer on
the 26th.- We now have tele-
graph line from Zalma to the
Cape. "A daughter was borr
to Mrs. j. w. Back on the 9TH.
.,.,,. Judge McMinn has finished
his mill Office. ~ G. w. Hast
ings has moved back here, and
says that Bollinger county is
good enough for him.
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Fifteen Cows tn Pay cue Alr-
ed Man "

A farmer delegate to the con.
vention aptly illustrated the
farmers condition, he said, "the
farmer cannot afford to pay on 4
dollar y day for help.
Suppose ] pay $500 to q hand
for u years work; IL will take
IL average COWS at go each,
raise them to four years old |
must keep 10 yearlinss. 16 two
year olds aud ID three year oIds
90 head In All. After keep
ing 90 head OF catlls how much
will h left for any other stock
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LVTESVllIE LOCALS.

Mr.. Lipard has moved to Ad'
vance.
W a. Phelps is eotined to
his bed again.
Frank Bryant Of Bonne Terre
was here last week.
Rev. Moore of Fredericktown
passed through Friday.
Mrs, Dlckey Of Peve!y is Wis.,
iting her son, w. Dickey.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
w. B. Yount on the oath.
A son was born to the wife
of Peter Bess on the 25th.
Cox a. McCann are doing nice
painting on DR.. Jaques' house.
Quarterly meeting will begin
In the city hall on the 4th of
November by the NJ. E. Church
North.
Mrs. Ramsey and daughter
are visiting DR.. Ramsey who is
very sick with typhoid fever,
but some better at this writing,
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Il wish to say to the public
that / have closed out of the
clearinghouse business and
will ;be found in the Family
Groceries and Restaurant bust.
ness in thesold corner stand in
front of the west door of the
courthouse. I respectfully so.
licit a liberal patronage of all
my friends. Call and see me.
SAMUEL j. LESLEY.
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WHAT THE GOOSE BONE
SAYS.
It'Wi!i be an Open Winter II
There's Amy Truth in
the Bones story.

llllmantlc, OCTOBER -, 'oS.'-
Henry Stlllman, Of Woodstock,
Connecticut, gets his bone from
= goose that is hatched in May,
and when Henry Stillman is
bending,ove his goose bone to
read the future each Fall all
Windham county is hushed,
and it hearkens to the prophecy.
Wiggins and De Voc, and
even Uncle Daboll, of Groton,
who has been getting out "al-
manacSs" yearly for the past
III years, may do very we'll
fumbling with the weather dur
ing the rest of the year, but
when the first Fall wind comes
piping over the hills and the
frost is on the pumpkin" then
Henry Stillman sits down with
the goose bone, and something
happens that is "tolerabl' sar-
tim"
Mr.. Stillman consulted the
bone last week, and his predic-
tons have been published orally
all over the eastern end Of the
state. Predictions is a weak,
marrow word to apply to the
proclamation, for Mr.. Stillman
doesn't predict; he determines.
1t is going to be an open winter,
he says, and that settles it,"
says Windham county.
The magic bone, hanging by
the side of Mr.. Stillman's kitch-
en- chimney, and by which he
cyphers out the seasons, shows
a row of dots around its shank,
and these dots announce what
the temperature is going to be.
The darker the spots the colder
the weather is the reading of
the bone. Then there are cir
cular marks which divide the
bone INTO the three Winter
months. December occupying
the space between the first par
titions, January the next APART
ment, and February the remain
ing one. Mild, regular weather
will prevail in all the months,
and it will be milder than even
that Of last Winter. There will
be few days on which running
water will freeze. The coldest
weather will be in the latter
half Of January, when there will
be some fros's of considerable
severity. Near the point Of
the bone" says the seer. sis a
marked discoloration, indicating
that the first day of Winter will
give decided intimation Of the
seasons change" Christmas
Will be a green one, but it will
be wet and cold. January will
step IN warm and sunny, but
soon it will turn cold, though
not very cold. The coolest day
will be January II. There is
going to be a "reg'lar old
time Jiniwary thaw," and Feb
ruary will have q "thawey
SPELL" too. October will be a
cold, disagreeable month, with
heavy rains and SHOWS. There
will be an early Spring, but
February will melt into March
in a disastrous thaw, in which
the features will be swollen
mountain streams and terrible
floods.
Faith in the goose bone is in.
vincible in this part Of the State,
and each year many farmer are
wont to take one from the May
goose. and it is dried and hung
in the front hall or against the
chimney in the Kitchen. There
it bangles until Spring in the
next year. The best bone is
taken from a goose that has a
trace of wild blood in its veins.
But not every one can read a
goose bone as Henry Stillman
Is , blo tn 1o II
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FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NoTTCE is hereby given to all
persons interested in the estate Of Henry
B. 'Killian, deceased, that the undersigned
administrator of said estate intends to make
final settlement thereof at the next term o.
Probate court, in and for the county OF Boil
niger and state of Missouri to oe begun ant
holden in the court house in said county or
second Monday in November, 1850.
v9-n24 JESSElR.lhENSON.
Administrator.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons Interested in the estate of West
Lysenbee, deceased. that the undersigned
administrator of said estate intends to make
final settlement thereof at the next term Of
Probate Court, in and for the county Of
Bollinger and State of Missouri, TO be begun
ald holden i'll the curt house in said county.
ou the second Monday in November. 1889.
v9n24 A ZIMMERMAN,
Administrator d., bonis non.
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Stroderville Sunday.
Read the a6. of the Globe.
Democrat in this issue.
| %. NJ. ShOebel will move to
Marble Hill in a few days.
-Parson Bowman has mov-
ed to the Shell property.
"A protracted meeting Is in
progress at the Baptist church.
IS. NJ. Meeks, ESQ.,. went to
Bismarck on legal business Mon
day.
"A few of our exchanges
make some ridiculous uses OF
the comma.
Mason Kinder returned
from a few weeks visit to Tex
as last week.
| Louis Hartle has bought
'ont Louis Glaspei in the wagon
making busines.
"A tree fell or Luther Tuck
er near Idlewild aast Thursday
and killed him.
John Ware shot and kill.
ed joe Depro i'm New Madrid
county a few day ago.
cousins cannot marry un-
der our new law, if 1t proves,to b.
a valid one, after tomorrow.
The Constable of Gayoso
killed a man named Terror last
week while trying to arrest him.
Quite a number of our en-
changes mention farmers who
have gathered a second crop OF
June apples.
oliver Slagle has sold
the widow Glen property which
he bought u short time ago to
David Cllppard.
"A couple of young men by
the name of Peters were
fined in Marble Fill Friday fol
disturbing the peace of Dave
Abernathy.
The local papers report the
deer and turkeys 50 plentiful ir
Butler and Ripley counties tina,
they are being killed with pine
knots and knives.
THE children of the public
school were given a half holi
day Friday evening, and to
gether with their teachers spent
it pleasantly in the forests
hunting hickory nuts.
An exchange says: Th'
best capital a boy can have il
II good education. Money may
be lost, b.lt a good education
once acquired, will stick to yol
as long as life lasts, help yol
out Of many a hole, make th'
sun shine on dark days, anC
give you comfort and pIeasnrt
in your declining years. This
is no rhetoric. boys, it is the re
suits of experience. What les
son, therefore does it teach yol
who are just now beginnin!
your winters schooling: Tt
learn all that you can before
a"other summer comes to glad
den the earth. and to let no op
portunity slip Of acquiring th'
greatest amount of knowlee g,
possible.
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FINAL SETTLEM ENT.

NoT1cE is hereby given to all
persons interested in the estate Of Logan
Hartle. deceased, that the undersigned
administrator Of sad estate intends to make
final settlement thereof at the next term Of
Probate court, in and for the county Of
Bollinger and state Of Missouri, TO be begun
and holden in the court house in said coun-
ty, on the second Monday in November,
1850.
v0n24 J. II. ROLENS,
Administrator.
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MRS. ELI 'NUTES.
MiIliner and Dresxmaker
L.utesville, MO-.

We keep on hand a vell-selec.
ted stock of Hats, Bonnets
and Trimmings of all kinds.
Also n full line Of Ladies' Fur
nishlng Goods.
Part IS desiring anything inlmy
line should call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
S.2l.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons Interested in the estate OF VIM.
Mathis, deceased, that the undersigned ad-
ministrator intends TO make final settlement
Of said estate at the next term of Probate
court, in and for the county o. lIollinge' and
state OF Missouri to be begun and holden in
the court house in said counry on the second
Monday in Novembr 1850
n WM. GRAY,
IA Administrator.