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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19
THE TOMB.

Died-At Auliville, Friday, October IL,
1899. LAURA BELL. daughter OF Robt. and
Susan Graham, aged 3 years and 8 months.
= In Carthage, Mo-, October IL. of
typhoid -malarIa fever, Rev. j. Ii. TODD.
Mr.. Todd. only six months ago. was mar
ried to one of the fair daughters OF Lafayette,
Miss Fannie Catron, daughter If Mr.. C. C.
CatrOn. formerly of Higginsville but now
residing In Carthage, an this notice of her
husbands death will be read with much sad
ness by her many friends here,
- Near Page CITY, October 9. Of menu
branous Group. MARY X. infant daughter of
Geo. v. and Jennie X. Vandiver, aged two
years, iour mouths aud fifteen days.
She was taken with membranOus crour
Monday night and died on the Wednesday
morning following. This disease, ma llgnani
and fatal to children, taste ned upon this in.
nocent household pet, and in spite Of medica
skill and tender nursing frightened ant
strengthened It's grip until death released th,
little sufferer. The funeral services wert
conducted BY the Rev. Dupuy in the Presby,
terrain church, at Dover, and we planted tn,
tender bud TO bloom in the celestial garden
The Christians faith and trust in Him tina
dOeth all thing well is the chief comfort {,
the bereaved and aching hearts that folIowe,
their darling TO its last earthly resting place.
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Y. M. C.. A. Items.

The services held by the Rev. f. NJ. C..
Botterill are being increasingly appreciated
by all classes.
We learn that each OF our ladies colleges
have welcomed Mr.. BOtterIIl and so rear
ranged their class work that he has been able
to address Gospel truth t, them.
We notice daily a stream of business men
ana women coming from a 10 minute prayer
meeting, individually endowed with super
natural power for the days conflict.
Wentworth Military Academy has been re-
peatedly visited and as result, u strong and
vigorous 7. M. G. A. has this week been
started with many tokens Of success.
IL seems strange that with the interest
taken in base ball 80 little notice is taken in
the most interesting article in October Cen
tury on ''base ball for the Spectator" which
has some good illustrations of the game.
Come up to the rooms and read 1t.
We received last week a copy OF the indie
pendence Association Prospectus from Gen
ersl Secretary Buell.. 1t is an exceedingly
neat little pamphlet and does Brother Buell.
credit. The "Star Course" OF entertainments
Is certainly fine. Lexington. where are you?
Perhaps one of the most blessed r. suits OF
these meetings has been the unfolding of the
mind Of the Holy Spirit IN the Bible readings.
The evangelist has given years of study and
ardent love to his department, and he is seen
TO advantage As with u hundred of our most
spiritual citizens he expOunds the deeper,
stronger scriptures that necessarily escape
our regular church services. These moment
Of nnfr, naa fn,, The ,,;,l 81 nAl ,rnl a,a
be forgotten.
The mems meetings in the evening, though
purely religious, are we'll sustained and a
quiet hut eternal work is going on IN the
midst OF our men and boys, and in years 10
come, more than to day, the real harvest will
be garnered. The closing services will be
held on Sunday. Rev. Mr.. BOtterill will
preach In the Baptist church at IL a. m. Also
In the Presbyterian church to men at 3 p. m.
and hold a mass meeting in the Methodist
church at 1880 p. m.
The general secretary will always be
pleased to have any young man call upon
him., who is concerned about his SOUPS saliva
ton and who wishes to have seeming diff
cuities removed. II such a one will consult
him freely upon the subject, he will try by
Gods word and His guidance, to make the
way plain; or you can drop q line and maxi
an appointment with him: or, IF preferable
write him on the subject and it will be an
swered promptly. This is true. at any time
but more SO since these special meetings have
begun and the desire for u better lie has beer
awakened. Address A. ID. French, Y. NJ. G
A., city.
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e:iPlouG

On account Of the absence of the pastor at
Synod, the communion service announced
for the Presbyterian church tomorrow has
been postponed until Tomorrow week.
On Wednesday evening next (Oct. 230 the
regular monthly business meeting OF the Ban.
tist church will be held. A full attendance is
desired as the question of calling a pastor will
b. considered,
The Rev. Mr.. Keeble has returned and will
al his iulpit to morrow, morning and night.
Special Bible reading for young people this
evening at 4:3O, subject Assurance, or Trust
in GodD
Services at Christ church Tomorrow at
1890 IA, IN. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school $50
q. M. Subject in morning, THE Christ of the
Bible" Subject in evening, "Joshua's " Use
Choice for Himself and his Household"
Rev. f.. NJ. G. Botterill breaches his fare
well sermons Sunday, at II I. m, at the Bap-
t'st church; at the Pre- .rian church to
man only at 3 p. m. at the Methodist
church at the mass M . at 1880 p. IN.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

STHEREAs, William f. Purcell and Eliza
w beth Purcell, his wife, by their certain
md recorded Ma" l4th, 1888, in the office of The
recorder OF deeds Tor Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, IN book No. ST, at page 297. conveyed TO
the under5ISnrd, George NJ. Cairon, as trustee
the follow inS described real estate situaiedin Inc
county Of Lafayette, in the state Ol Missouri
io-wlt: The east halt oi the northeast quarter OF
section five t5l; also the west half of Tie north
west quarter Ol section four al; also The
-outheast quarter OF the northwest quarter Of
section four al; also the north haIy of thr
southwest quarter OF lection four al, eXcrut
twenty l20l acres OF of the 8 nth side ther,oi
t'sO thir!y-iour F34l acres more or less. beian ,
part ni me southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, anu u ilhrt oil the northwest uuartrr a.,
the southeast quarter OF Section four IA d,.
scrihei hs loli0ws, tO-wit:- Beginning in the
hI'uule OF The creek nine and thirty-flye one
rundredihs 10 3j-lOOl chains west of the center
OI the southeast quarter OF said section ionr
III. running thence west ten and slxty. five ono
nundredths Il0 6j-l0Ol CHAINS to the southwesi
corner OF The northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF satd section four raj; thence north
Jne halt mile 10 the nOrthwrst corner of tba
southwest quarter of the non thrasL quarter of
said section four III; thence eas' along the sub
divisional section line 10 the middle OF the creek
tx ard twenty-five onehundr, dths TG 22-lOoi
chains west OF the center OF The northeast mar
ter OF said section four IA; thence along and
with the mcaLurrs oil SAID creek to the uIncr
of beginning. All OF snld land is s,Iunt.i n,
township lOrty nine [i9l, oil range twenty-eIphi
Isl, aud Is IN the aggregate two hundred ANA
nInety-iour l29il acres, more or less. In trusI
To secure the payment OF certain uro,nis-
sorry notes thereI \ descrihed and interest there
on; and whereas. It is provided IN said notes
tnd in said deed OF trust that the interest il In
ne pad annually anu # not paid by the end Of
each year the entire debt shall immediately he
come due and payable; and whereas, IN said
'tcrd OF trust, the SAID William +. Purcell
agreed and promised 10 pay all taxes against
said land az the same became due AMI within
the time required by law and whereas, default
mas been made IN thu payment OF tac interest on
sad notes, and Che taxes against said land us
mr. N I.tls tnNV hRFsi,l At fI. w,.,,..K -
legal holder OF one OF raid notes. and under the
terma and provisions of SAID deed of trust.
the Undersigned uustcc, will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, lSSq.
between the hours of nine O'Clock In lho Corc-
noon and live o'clock In the altvra ron of said
day, at the courthouse door. In the CITY of Lex
ingtOn, Lafayette county, Missouri, proceed TO
sell and Will soil Tor cash, AT public vrn,Iur.
to the highest bidder the rcal estate above
descrih 1t i"r tn" purpose OF paving sptt
notes aud inter TT and the COSTS OF executing
this trust. GEu ~. CATION,
oct15td Trustee,
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AN

An ordinance to levy the regular and sprcJal
municipal taxes Tor Ih= year 1888.
(e u ordained by the Mayor an / C.ty Conn
- ell. OF the Guy Dl Lexington. as f1liows:
SECTIoN |. That the following General and
@pr1iai lakes D" an ! the same ATE hereby levied
upon AL The real and personal assessrd roperiy
In the city ot Lexington, Tor The yeu lSSJ and
upon the ass'sstd value thereof. ~ folio 8, to-
wt; For the general revenue fund, fifty cents
On the one hundred dollars, Tor specIai wnir,
!nni, 10 pay hydrant rental 10 The l., xingtor
Wafer COMPANY forty cents on the one hundred
loliarS; Tor special gas fund, thin ~ cents OF
the one hundred dollars, to be levied on The real
estate IN the gas districts only.
SEC. = Said I Xes shall be payable and col
iected in the ioliOwing funds, viz: The general
fund in cash or city warrants; the wafer rnnd
and the special gas fund cash only.
SIC }. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
In conflict with the above are hereby repealed
Passed and approved October i4th, 1889.
ATTEsr; JOHN WELBnRS Mavor
a. L. JOHNSON, CITY Register
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance to repeal IAN ordinance In reIa-
ton to side walks''s passed June 9th, 1870.
and nm .nded August 10Th. 1884
ID e IL ordained by the Mayor and CITY Council
- OF the CITY OF Lexington, as follows:
SECTION l. That an ordinance of the city OF
Lexington, entitled ian ordinance in relation
To side walks,'' passed June 9th, 1870, and
AMENDED August the 18th, 1884, be ana the sam,
is hereby repealed
SEC. 3. This ordinance t. take effect and be-
IN force from ami arer its passage in the CITY
council. and urOn Its approval by the Mayor
and after it publication.
PASSED. and approved October 18th, 1889,
ATTEST: John WELRORN. Nj yor-
A u .InuSSnS- EiIA Il. ,riNinr
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Degklg gnRlliaRntel.
OGTiciP County Paper.
SBOR s

Ahrens' new ad this ~morning-read 1t.
Grimes n Vena0le. jewellers, have Just re-
ceived a beautiful new stock Of solid silver
ard plated ware. oct12t4
ID, Heacker is the only one 10 the city that
handles Fsusps oysters and celery. Thy them
once and YOU will want no other brand. "
Persons falling to get their paper regularly
from the carrier will greatly oblige US by
leaving word at this office, where a paper
will be given you and a reprimand 10 the
carri'T. If we hear no complaint, or course
We must conclude that the paper Is left win
due res ~ularity. u
Go to Loomi4' grocery store, 18th and
Franblin venu for your castor machine oil.
He hs the best. ~june15tf
All the latest styles in jewelry. watches,
diamonds, chains, bracelets, necklaces. New
stock md low prices at Grimes u Venable,
Jewellers. oct12t4
Mrs. s. p. Arnold has recently visited ST.
l. ouis returning with a choice selection oil
millinery goods. oct12t2
Cheap! Cheap! / have Just recelveda car
of tine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
aud have another one on the road, which
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
IT.. A, LOOMS. june22tt
TIL most thorough and efficient instruction
on the Piano, Organ, Violin, Viola, ContrS-
bass. etc., and In Theory aud Harmony Is
given by f. j, Zeisberg at the E. A. Semi
nary. sl4u
Wedding presents, a large and complete
stock suitable for wedding and holiday pre-
sents, Just received, at Grimes Il Venable,
jewellers. octl2
Our second lot OF rev cloaks this season
received. Don't think OF buying q cloak Til
ssnsaa fhsm. We are making special low
fkir<< ehrens'. octl9.
EA< Hanl-Two very desirable up.stair
.>kf corner of Sixteenth street and
frnnkiln avenue. Apply to J. d. Conner. Il
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Prof Fulton ard Miss Fulton. of the Kansas
City school OF Oratory. will bs; here next week
to organize classes IN elocution in the Academy
On Tuesday morning next, ut the Academy
chapel. they will entertain the school with some
Of their choice readings and recitatiOns, and,
as they expect to ave classes outside of tie
school an Invitation is hereby extended to any
persons interested to be present at that time.
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FOR SALE.

- Y authority OF the will OF John G.. 49,,
~ Young, deceased Il offer at private Hfn.1
sale his late residence, lot 3 and 20 (, ct Mamil
of lot 2. block %, First Addition to --l.A
Lexington. being 125 feet on Franklin avenue
and li2 feet on Main Cross or 18th street. Tn,
dwelling IN n substantial brick structure OF ten
large rooms. The property Ia well supplied
with out buildings, choice fruit, good wate,
and modern cOnvenienccs. and IS one of tn,
most desirable situations in the CITY. Terms
easy. Apply to Mr.. james Green on the prem.
ises or TO the Undersigned.
may4tt GEO M. CATROr,
Eypcufnr nf .JnhnI ynup1 ,ta,a,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
I WILL let to the lowest and beat bidder on

TUESDAY. NOV. II, A. D, 1889,
One Wooden Bridge for constructions, to be buii
across Willow Branch, near the Fietchel
Groves place and on or near the line between sec
tions D and q. township 80, range %.
Letting viii take place at 10 o'clock a m . a
bridge site. Plan ami specifications will b,
seen ut time and place of letting. Contractor il
TO give bord with approved security for com
plying with contract, as the law directs.
Commissioner reserves the right to reject AM
or all bids. Il. ID WEEDIN,
ncllNlu Gnnn rninna.
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Born-In Higginsville. October 10. to the
wife Of MIR. w. J. ChamblIss-a girl.
- In Clay township, recently, to the wife
of Mr.. George OsDorn-a girl.
= In this city, October II, to the wife of
Rev. HERMANN girl.
- At RiVerton, October II. to the wife
OF MIR. John Johnson-a girl.
- ~ Colorado Springs. recently, to the
wife of Elder q. w. Terrell-a girl.
- In Lexington township. October IL, to
the wife OF Mr.. WIN. Schiever-a boy.
- In Washington township, October 10.
to the wife of Mr.. Robert Landlord, nee Jen-
ME GoTdon-a boy.
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THEf ollowinRlettcrs renamed ~unoaIied for a,
L the pOatOfice At Lexington. Lafayette coun
ty. Missouri, Oct. Is, 1888:
Barton C, Lu T ber u .Cielv"s, Betsy
EarrswOrth. +. W. Graiermann, GEORGE
HickI'n. James tcoD iisnks, j. u.
Moore, Arch'. (coD Pugh. Rev. A.
Pipkin, WIN. Paugh, Rev. w.
Stiner, II Jr. Smith, Geo. W.
Smith, Gone Mrs. SGhaiirrr, VIM.
Stewart, Sadie Mrs. ThOElpson, Ald'e Mrs,
Turner, Emma Mas Thomas, Leon.
Washington, NJ. MisEw ilSnn. Mary Miss
Zimmerman, otto
CARDS,
Allen, James Boon, Edward
FIpegar, Frank HAYS, MOses
Williams, Edgar
When calling for these please say they were
+. s. FUEKERSON, = VI
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OFrICE

OERSONS wanting work OF any kind or those
[ desiring To employ 1auOrers, cooks or SER
vants, cnn reRis'cr their names ut my grocery
and dry = o"s .tn'c IN IN in street, opposite the
pOstCthCe N charge fr Jr'gI-t"IiDg. and he
small f,i reqi re! Wit "t'y he collected when
the y rites tSIe' and then by the prison m
ploVinE. ~july2Oyl JNo. Il. JORDAN.
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Notice..

We wish to inform school directors aud
fac ured a loo Of our celebrated SCHOOL, Desks,
which we will sell nj very low prices. Re.
spectfuily, asst WINKLER FURNITURE Co.
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Teachers Meeting.

The lie xIngtOn ''District Teachers Mecting''
will convene at the second ward school building
in this city. on Saturday, October 2G. at 10 Il. m.
All teachers, but especially OF Lexington and
vicinity. are earnestly requested to b, present.
II. ID. DEMAND, Temporary Chairman.
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rINAL-
FINAL SETTIEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
Henry Gnlbraith, deceased, that the under.
signed, administrator with Will ann Xed, will
apply to make 4 final settlement of said estate.
court of Lafayette county. Missouri. to be be.
gun and held al the Probate court room, in
the city OF Lexington. on the second MondaV
in November, 1851. H.. j. GALRRAITH
sept2G'I AdminIstrnior with will annexed
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Our second set OF new cloaks this season
just received. Don't think OF buying a cloak
tilI you see them. We are making special
low prices, ut Ahrens'. octl9
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PUBLIC SALE.

+ WILL SELL All II RAIL- E2ENSES
l. RUADSIOCK YARDS,In May ~z2&#
view, Mo. --O~0
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1889,
the oil wing:-Twenty head of two-year-old
grade Angus and Short Horn Steers; 20 three
fnurihS blood Ycarling Hereford Steers. mostly
drhorncd; ~ three-iOurIhs YearlIng Hereford
Heliers, mostly dehorned; 10 Ycarling grade
Angus Steers; 40 iearling grade Horn
steers; l thrcc-year-Old ShOrt-HOrn Stag; /.
Angus Cows and i Calf, and 2 Galloway Cows
and | Calf.
Sale will at | O'Clock
Terms liberal and made known ut sale.
OcII2ld HENRY G. CHILES.
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FRANK KRIERN,
ZOE RENT

= Two story fran. dwelling house ~
= WIN live rooms and two halls, on ES..
Snu'h side NJ lin street, near the corner ECU
"i lttI street. Apply to I'LL.
aug2IfE RICHARn EJEI 4,
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HOME MONEY To LOAN

'ir money now IN nanus belonging to the
l. estate of minors is for loan, Lart on prime
real estate lnd part on good personal security.
iartIcs d'Alrlng TO borrow will 20 well to call.
Ohire over T.. Winsor Il Son.
nIayl3i n WILSON
Public administrator and eX-ufice Pub, Cur.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-18

Items from Salem
The rain last week stopped quite
nusber Of farmers from seeding.
Irwin Smith Is quite sick with Ma
lara at present writing.
Miss Sadie Hoststler Is visiting
friends N this vicinity.
John Rank and Samuel Ar-ntz. are
now engaged in digging a well for
George Mcknight.
Our friend Hiss Sarah Rapp. ex-
poets to 60 to Philadslphia in the
near future.
J. C. Lantz Is now having a stand
ing army around his peach orchard
The Junista drum corps held 4
Festival on Saturday evening, but
on account Of the inclemencv of the
weatherit was postponed till Mon
day evening. II was a success
David, after this, when YOU take
pour girl home, You must go. back
and haul your mother home.
We had the pleasure last Sunday
70 listen TO Rev Kepner preach at
Locust Run III the absence of Rev.
Buchner.
Inquiry.-We would Ike to know
who those Young gentlemen are, who
did the shooting last Monday even
ing It was not shooting ONLY. but
band singing and halooing, swearing.
and disgraceful talk.
Miss Florence Detra and mother
were visiting friends IN Perry Co, a
few days ago, last week.
D. l. D=tra, who had situation
IN the Harrisburg lunatic asylum.
passed g few days At home after re-
turning from business at that insti-
tuition, bu. he is ROW IN 8Ietawana.
y J., where ne VIII teach school the
coming winter -
William Dunn moved to the Hin
kle lot one day last week which
place he expects TO make his future
hemo. We welcome him to our
neighborhood. Now John YOU will
not have 50 far to travel.
1t Is bed time. 1 viii close.
Ben BRowS.
September 18th, 1889.
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Seeing that Pat ard Biddy have
returned from tseir trip to tie coun.
Try. and Servius TalliGs has come
back from crossing the Alps. it has
aroused Beauty from his back seat
to come to the front and have . short
conversation with his friends.
1T was timely and beautiful rain
We had on Saturday.
Oar friends w. F. Longacra and
\ \ Lands, had good tims at the
Graugers picnic, they were gone
about a week
Farmers are busy sowing wheat.
Joseph Graybill has bought two
colts from Geo. Leister.
VI. MussCr sold n colt to Judge
McSIeen.
Well Pat and Biddy we are glad
you aid not get spasmadoc cole on
the mess Of peas you had at YOUR
country cOdsIa's.
Our friend Victor, Of the Tribune.
has spent u lot of znoacy for common
education, but had 40 education IN
moving, 20 by the way she got the
loan of her uuals's scythe to 10, some
moving and broke it. II was MT broke
by main strength but by awkward
ness We judge, she bought uncle J
}. 1. new scythe. That is right, VIC
tor, do INTO others as you wish to
be done by
Quite a NUMBER OF weeks ago Pat
ana BI1ly made d big mistake when
they said that J. & Musser and fam
iiy were 10 see his father il law and
tat highly respected couple Just
.steiy married, and not much more
tlau a bride and groom vet, 10 make
such remarks. Shame on you P.t
and BIddy.
} . Lantz is busily engaged in
EnuiIag peaches.
The wedding must have greatly
aroused SergIUs Tuilius chat lie came
TO the front and made such a great
speech.
L saw Pat aad Biddv to day. they
loo k qUite wei after eating such
mess of peas at their country cous-
ins.
Beauty viii close Tor this time.
hoping tc hear from his friends in
the SrNTINEL- BEAUTY
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I'm q bseECe-

God keep you dearest, all this lonely night.
The winds are still,
The moon drops down behind the western
hill;
God keep you, safely, dearest till ths light.
God keep you still when siumber melts
away,
For care and strife,
Take up new arms to fret oar waxing life
God keep you through the battle of the
day.
God keep YOU Nay beloved soul how vain,
How poor is prayer.
| can but say again, and yet again,
God keep you every tims and everywhere.
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RepuhIIcan County Conn
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ME- -trv~-Fae'. i- N--in-sr. james
Ear.,rT, N.all.a rU-
Feraaul-a-Els y. UoNe-. ~auuo
R7rarrrs, NiuHsu-aNs-
g.y-.,c--S Be-. VA i't-r, -.aA iz-,rsiEe
G. B. Knu-h, Oakland Nile
W. Eoe-D- g. Shr.lersergyr, 3;cLEsi5 5
Ia Fa..z, kHol>etoNa-
su.qusnaaua-rntd 5. Light, Srkoda,
Perry '' 7. j. Nichols, prI~arsl-
10 r"r.t-7 q. Wao'rsft, p.mu.-
John 81. i'-ur y H'sr.ia per- 60.
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DIED: g:

WATTs.-On the 9th ult., IN Free
burg, Snyder Co, John Watts, a for
mer citizen of Monroe township, ag-
ed so years.
AIEFFoRD.-On the 6th of Septem-
Der, IN this place. Samuel Metford,
aged IS years, IL months and DAYS.
NEELY.-On the 29th ult, in Tus-
carora township, Pattie, daughter OF
the late r. IL. Nicely.
BURRIs-On the I'd inst, in Tusca-
rora township, an infant daughter of
s. W. II. and Ida Burris.
ZrsDIER5iAS.-On the 5th inst, IN
Milford township, from tonsiiitis,
Melinda Ann daughter OF David and
Rebecca Zimmerman, aged 3 years,
; months and IL days
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NFFLINTOwN MARKETS.
MIFFLINTowN GRAIN MARKET

IMLADELgmi. Ss-rte.ui II 1899
PENNSYLVANIA red wheat S3c. ,.Il.
II to 42c. Oats % TO 25r. H-ra .
20 l2c- Shoulder 5c. Lad Is 10 -.
Live hens II to lie Ro,~ters @ Ia
&c Spring chickens Il 10 &c -
pound. Butter Is to 2+c. Legs iS
TO 2Ic. jersey peaches ;.t 55c to
81 10 a basket Marvland peaches
at Coo to 81 90 a basket. Pears at
S3OO to $500. Pota,DCs 80 to Zoe
Tor i've eighth of s bushel.
East LIBERTY, Pa, sept. I3-Cst
tie receipts 30 bcrd: shipments l8O
head ; market steady: aDafEnz do
ing all through couSig iguinea,s --
ogsrectipts, 1890 bead shin,u-nts
900 head; Dalkct active at srs+er
day : prices; light Ynlora - 81 go
81 60; medium and light Iuila3el
p1ias, : 20 to 81 50: grasyer-. - 10
10 s4 30: heavy hoGs. $l.I5 10 "a
30 sheep receipts, Zoo head ship
mcDts, 1-U0 bead malke slow at
unchanged prices