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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-13

FEBRUARY adjourned term-First day. March
-, ,oSD.
In the matter Of the estate OF Henry JOrding,
deceased.
NOW at this day comes John f.. Dicrkcr,
IN administrator of the estate OF Henry Jor-
dung, d,ccasc'i, and presents his petition
praying Tor an order Tor the sale OF 80 much OF
the real estate Of said Henry JOrdIng as
" Ill pay amt satisfy the remaining debt5 due
~ said estate, apd yet unpaid for want OF suni-
ci"nl assets. accompanied by the accounts, lists
and inventories required bylaw IN such cases ;on
examination whereof, il is ordered that all per
sons interested IN said estate be notified tha:
application as aforesaid has been made, and
that unless the contrary he EhOwn on or before
The first day of the next term of this court.
To b" held on The second Monday in May, 1853,
;Sl order viii b" made ior the sale OF the
whole, or so much OF the real estate of said
Henry JortlinT, Decreased, Hs will he sufficient
tor the payment of said dents.
Aud IT - further ordered that this notice he
pi1iIshch in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
GER, II newspaper published in the said county
OF Lafayette, for four weeks succrssivrIy he
tore the commencement Of the next term of tins
court.
A true copy from the record: Attest.
RYLAND,
mch30t1 Probate Judge. and cx-pnicrV Clerk.
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EINAL

~ other persons in'Pr, str'i in the estate oi
John A.. Mshan ,dec"a ed. that tn" undersigned,
executor. will apply TO mike n final >eti'c-
mept Of said estate. NJ the May ERIN, 1859, OF
The Probate court Of Lafayette cnn't ". Missouri
to be l eSun and he'd ut {. e Probate court room
in the city ~ Lexington. on the second Monday
IN Nav, 1889. W. A MAHNN.
mri40ih ExpcuIOr
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FINAL

NOTICE IL hereby given to all creditors am
~ other persons interested in the estate %
John While, decreased, that the uniersign-
ed, exc cnior, will apply to make n final
settlement of said estate et the May term,
1859, OF the Probate court oi EaGayrtI,
county, Missouri, to he begun and held ut tn.
PrObaie court room, in the city of Lexington
Mo . on the second Monday ~ NAV,
1850. TURNER l.. WHITE,
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The Fine Imported C~lydesdale Draft Stallion
DOT!
No. $50, Dominion Stud Book

we OoOs DSAniulth oluo oOOh.
MILL MAKE TIE SEA~ON g IN
" 0I 1850 ~ tn" Ia crimG 4S.N
stable OF ii"rrisnn LutIrciI. = sSfAN
!uilca southwest "t Hug S~iH.Nirt, 49, "a
~ $50 To IN ure II mare u f,ai; W
innHG y rluc N cn'l a. sta~gn at when tn. maze
l. I Hiri "r leinHrr'i ir IN the nrlghborhnou
sing" cap, Sic; nunry 'iur when service il
render Il. \ II II hv Ia = il retained upun the
cot I"r the service mOHCY. witt Their in the hands
OF tive Ii - OWntrIr Of puTCLa SCr
DESCRIPTIONS AND e. Observation-Disclosures
Dot - II tiIIk bay, OF t'roNn with black lr.s,
white spot IN i"rrhruc, l6H hands II gh, weighs
| 200 puu, d- ami has good siyi" and uaIIon, lie
was iun'cd May >! ltSi II" was sire, BY SIR
John, II Ghri'i tlJJi) :hI- Ire Young Ciydt, CI4Il;
his dam hy farmers Fancy (iUO) Young Ctytic
90 by Young Eamp-ie Cf29); lam, Jan, by
iIhwk"no' Cil3I; Farmers Fancy ISaOl hy
i;lyth (SD dam, Nannybv, by Sampson (739,
ID ~ OF Admiral Dot, FANCY by Sctnr. by.
uI9D; Nctherhy, Gi9D b MnSsIrnrprr (5iSJ
Dam. Jess. by Lord I;.rhn G13j; M0>stronper
tjiSl lay NJ !tclcm G1iJ: nnn bv SJcrlrnrshire
,'rs'nri"n (s3hI; LDrt Byron 47D by Prince
Royal (GiO
"" " II ODER three cirh prpmiums and one
rcrt'irric IN III" tour best colts Of his ct shown
at The II gginSs Tile tar 10 iSia Ia lie diIIrthuicd
a. fpilOWs:-First premium 80; second prem
IuIn, Slu; thGri premium, -; fourth premium,
IA certificate
Great car" taken 10 prcyrAt accidents, but no
rec possibility should any occur Pasturagc for
mares from II tI>t"ncr ~ 81 per month
mci2im2 HARRISON LUTTRELL,
- aF.sf re II NFL q taAal SIa,.l - .,.
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NOTICE ID hUrrby given to all creditors and
~ other persons inter ested IN the estate OF
BlckiOrd deceased, that Tia" unders GU
ed, uIminirtTa'or will apply 10 make II final
settl, mrnL Oi said estate at the May term, 1859
VI the Prubat" court Of Lafayette county, Nile
sour, To be begun AMI held at the Probate cOuri
room. IN the CITY Of Lexington, on the second
Monday in May, 1880.
CHARLES KRAUS.
nch9Oth umili,tnJ,
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LET THE BOYS RUN THINGS.

We sincerely hope President Harri-
son will not work too hard. Judging
from the party's criticism ofMr. Cleve-
land the proper thing for him TO do
is to put on his "Snnday clothes" and
show himself on PENNSYLVANIA emu
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-13
The Fine Saddle Stallion
VENDALE DENMARK,

NNTILL make the present sea- q IN
w son Of lSS9 Mt our stable EPlN
near Prairie Church. EtAN
Terms-$i2 50 TO insure a EIE~
mare with tOnI; this money ia w
tue as room as the mare is known to be with
i0dl or parted with or removed from the neigh
bOrhOOd. $40 for the. season; due ut the end of
the season.
Description AMI Pedigree-yenda;e Denma rk
is a beautiful blood bay, 1G hands high, and
weighs ] 200 pounds. lie was sired by T.. b..
Prices Denmark. he by Sumter pnmar LIST
dam by McDonalds. I'd dam by Rather, 81 dam
hy Buior1's Alexander. 4th dam by Marshall's
Moses, he by imported Sir Henry. 9th dam by
old Union, 9th by imported DaDsttr, dam Jen-
ME Lind, by Vanlal, grand dam by Gray Eagle,
great grand dam by Yorkshire, great great dam
by II Glencoe horse Vandal was by imported
Glencoe, and was one of the best racers of his
times. He Is II sure fral getter and given up by
Judges TO be the best all purpose hi rse IN Laiay-
cite county. Best of care will be taken 10 pre-
vent accidents. but will not be responsible
should any occur.
ALSO, at The same place the splendid Jack,
GRANT, will make the season. He is Il black,
with mealy nose, about IA hands high, heavy
butt, line action, veIy vigorous and a proved
rure fOal gefter. He will be allowed to serve
mares mt 3 0 to insure. A. Z YOUNG
mchl6m2 j. ID
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SATURDAY, ApRIL Ialu. Issa.

between the hour nG nine O'Clock ~ tiIr fore
noon and live o'ciuCk IN thC afternoon 81 said
day, in front II IT," courthouse door in the
city OF Lexington, LIity"'i" county, Missouri,
during the session al ia" circuit court OI
Lafayette county, eli nuhtici' ,bE auction, T." Tia"
hiEh,s bidder, itr cash N maud All tie right,
title, interest, claim and estate uf IL" ru.t
Henry G. Jones. a. icn.!aIIt ~ said rNcTu''"n.
IN and 10 Ihr iuiiOWi.- described real csta'r,
situate, lying amt he NJ ~ III" county 81 La
faycIte, and state 81 NJ 4uuri in-wIf: Ihr west
halt Il the sOnihWra quarter "i section lHvi-
ty-live t2j), tow; mp iL,-un" t5D AID r3in""
twrnty-scvcn ca. rNcrti twelve y H"rcn uD Of
ard clear across The "a tsIdc 81 SAID hrIt qt"rirr
ulsr tive We N2) ACRES ,l ct Tire ";s-! sIi, e the
west half al HE rUulhHC.I UU.rI'r Of So ciInu
twenty five, (2il. township IiiIy-"Ec tII) range
iwrnly- even ~. ard tWcutN-"IEht (S) tcI"r
of Of the weS' siur OF The east ht { o. Ih' suuth-
wrst QuFrtcr OF til sam" s' CIi0u. township and
range.
Given under my hand this a., day 81 March,
1859 CHARLES = MITCHELL,
mci9ld ~icrtH
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Also, at The same place, the fine draft Stallion
SULTAN

Sired by Old sultan, imported by II. T. Stub
b'elield. Dam II three fourth Norman: grand
d III II half 'lood Norman by Smasher. lie Is a
coal black, with very heavy name and tail, 4
years old, fine iOim and action, and took the
first premium at the Lafayette County Fair in
1855, in u ring oi seventeen entries. lie will he
allowed 10 serve mares II Sl5 TO insure a mare
IN fOal or $l2 80 for The ), asun.
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MONDAY, APRIL 10, lsSg,;

at the courthouse door, IN the city OF Lcxing-
ton, Lafayette county, Missouri, between the
hours at MN" O'Clock IN the forenoon and five
O'Clock in lie afternoon t that day sell publicly
ut auction IL the highest bid'icr for cash the real
rniat" above described. Tor The purpose OI salts
Wing The above mentioned note aud interest due
ihcT'on and the expenses OF executing this
trust GEORGE NJ. JATKbN,
mCii23t | Trustee.
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

ain the spring Of 1887 1 was all run down. l
would get up In the morning with so tired o
feeling, and was so weak that I could hardly get
around. Iboughta bottle OF Paine's Celery Com
pound, and before 1 had taken It a week I felt
very much better. / can cheefully recommend
It to all who need a building up and strengthen
ing medicine" Mrs. b. A. Dow, Burlington, vt.
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TEg USTi;r.'N SAs.G.

\XJHEIGEAs Mar Il Hi and Il. +. iii. her
w husband, by their certain decd ui trust,
dated November I lSS5. and r"cn'tird III III"
recorders Office Ter Lafayette county, Missouri,
in book No Of. nj pag" 2Gi, r"nv"y ed to IN" IN.
dcrsIgncd trustee, the follow ing described runI
estate and prf'crt situate and lying il tn"
county of Lafayette, in the state ut Miss 'uri.
tu-wIi: Six y lf0l i"ct OF the west side uf lot
five Isl III bio, k one III, on ihc corner al
Locust and South s%ir'c,H, IN The first addition Ia
the city OF LrNI 'StOnt IN trust, how. yer, 20
secure the payment al - certain promi-sury not"
IA said deed desciib,l; nnl whereas. default
has been male IN The pay mrnt OF said note anil
the 4 me has been and ~ siiii du" and un-
paid, now, therefore,, at TIA" request ri The
hOl,icr of sad n"tr. aud IN HCrortiaur" with tn"
provisions of Aail he'd Of trust. /. the said
trustee, hereby give notice tnat | walt. on
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Sired by Sir David, an imported Clydesdlle.
Dam by Canadian out Of Il French Canadian
mare. He is II daplrl chestnut sorrel with
l.6sl pounds. Ills style and action cannot be
surpassed. lie VIII serve mares at the same
price us Sultan.
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READ THIS

WILL SELL TIMOTHY AND TRiIRIE
L HAY until the first OF March, ut 70 cents 4
bal" ar 80 CENTS per hundred will sli m,
team Of Mares. delivery Wnrsn and In, I:alcr.
and viii d. up hall 81 my housr Tor Il store. on
FrDnklin avenue, Opp0sit ca. Scnles, for rert
at reasonable rate. Give me II call
jan26m3 JOSEPH HOOK
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NOTICE IL hereby g,cu To- al r|rrdir"rs and
Mother persons me- r.trd 'u inr g.. .a:, ui
Srerirg T. Wr,i", deceased thu 'ar Ut
drr5lgucd, adtuinIstral"r, vii Hlul" lp
make II final SIT rmrHi oi .lH "-t.i' { ihp
May term, lS-g, Of tI- Probate count of
Lafayette county, Missouri, ip h' h""In ana
h'lh nj III" rr"na.r court ru"iu. if iu, ,iy e
Lexington, on The srrnu.' N-t'ir rE May.
lSSg. IIR$EH l. NFitE.
mcha0f5 Naturalization
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The Standard Bred Horse
HERO
NO, 4O5f.

TWILL make the season oi r. "a
w 1889 ut nv stablc near GsSTN
HIggin. wife. al $50 To insure y a
mare IN ,oal, or SO the season MIX nv
Chester Hero Ia II blood bay. W
with heavy black name and iaiI dark legs, I5s
hands high, of perfect form, STYLE and action
/ years oli past, ana remarkably kind in dispo-
sIli"n lie was sired by Hero of Thor dale.
records; he by 4 orndale, 2'I64: he ~
Alexander Abdul. ali. he by Rysdyks UamiI',
man, and he by Inportrd Add IIah. Ne.
Dam, Kate F., by Il urnon Chief. 2nd dam by
Rack B"ss. was sired by MrInhrino Chief. 3ri
dam Pus-, oy Grey Eagle, by Alexander Nor
man, NC.
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The Fine All. Purpose Stallion
KENTUCKY MESSENGER

SHJlI.L make The season OF lSS9 ut BAb
w + 4. Ihorp's st ibie. . miles NS20N
north OF hTcrni0n, on the Od ssa aud &rN3
We unEtun road We Will sIar Il aim Nl6
al the low price of SlO to insure II mare Ia I,.I.
money du as soon a. The tact Is HsCCrIaIncd,
mar parted with or removed from the neigh
bOTnUud; S. the season. half la" at time OF SER
wee, balance at emf al season; ST the single
leap, money due nj The time of service. Shoult
there h" a colt unpiIi Tor L ioaling time, II Ii N
Will I've taken on the colt for service money
DESCRIPTION y t:-Krntucky
Messenger was I0ulrd AT LEXINGTON, Nv, m
lSS2, a"d was shipped from there To kans -
tiIy In 1887 by j. I Suttcr, and maiic his first
season At iiHII ISnnNIiie. Mo. lie rs u be IuiIIul
chestnut sorrei, Ii hands high, grand carriage
Iul style, with Hnr blood action, II good even
temper. and comes from II family noted Tor
producing last tr"ii"rs and high priced road
stcIs.
Kentucky Messenger was sired hy NrIptie. hr
by \mdtN, hi by u OOd'S HIaCK Hawk. LIST dam
by EclIp-", SON of luuI- lUrdan, Nil.IIr's diam
by n hlp: ~ na;n 10y GIliatIB; ; lum by Did
Tiger. N'nl"N'- LIST dam nv h,rmbrIno Chief;
-, lay Dowuin%'N bay Aicas engrr II viii thus
~ seen from the lhpv" pedigree that Krniurky
Messenger Gaines from tue very hest trolling
Grams ~ TIA" worii-M,mhrlnn Chu 1. Mcsern-
GER, I:iarh ilaw& ari Eciip e Mrmhrino CnirT
was - great ne Fl iroiiCrs. lie was the Size ul
Membrane l'-tChcu. who was the sire nf as
many winning trOtt T. u- my horse IN Ken
lucky. Elou"'S thlCI, Ey Niuoi'S Hack IlaNk
was the sire ct Fanny Hubtnzu = 2pL; also of
dam ~ i'lnrkwOgd, Jr. 2:!2L, ol Almuni. Jr.,
rrulinc, > Is.
Care taken tn prevent II CT 'CntS, hut no re-
Ap .u-IhiIlEN should any occur
rtsiurtgr luriIshe At r"3i-nuuh " rates, hut
In -. r'nsIbliIty for csULr's.
apIGa2 IIlURr " EWING.
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FINAs, SUPPLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen g." al rIr.iI o. and
~ oli"r person uuf'r"sird IA Ih' "HiNi" 81
William ll,rl III ~. deceased, thai the under
signed. uimui-lriI"r, VIII apply 10 make -
Inal settlement al HHIi tate 1t ib" MAY
term, lSrH, uI the probate court at Lafayette
county, Missouri, T." -" begin au'i h'Id At tu"
probate court room, in it rr| - i-Nnnrinn,
on the second Monday IN Nav, iS-9.
JOTIN \. IIIt hNt%,
,,,ls mn. .
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MONDAY, APRIL Is. ISss9.

between the hours of hinr O'ciGCk IN the fore
noon and five gel EEK In the ut;rrn on 81 ma
day, al the rourih use door, in ia" City nI Lex
ington. Lafayette county, Missouri, proceed to
aell and =, II, to the highest hIl!cr Tor cash, at
public vrndue. tn said property Tor the pur-
pose OF paving The amount Of mi"ctpnl and i-
Ter II due on ~uid mote IpR't "T witI tn" costs
ami expens's of sid trust and sale
Given under my hand THE 21l day of MARCH,
a ID lSS9. CIlNlSLES %. GRi IVES.
mch23td Trustee.
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Sired bv SIR David cut OF an imported English
shire mare. Tie Is II dark brown, line name and
taIl, and II superior horse in every way.
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SHERIFE,S SAE.s;,

John q LOnglon
Va.
Henry G.. Jones.
Il Y virtue uI II surcial cTc"niiun IsS,irl from
ID thu Office of !nr clerk If the circuit court OF
LuIny cite county. Missouri, au'l IA Ia. ar nI
John Il Lung!rn aud az u"si ii""r> e.. inutS.
to ne directed. aud rcinrnah'c 10 lh" April
form. lShl nI sIil O. nv VIII. On
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FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given TO. all creditors and
~ other persons Interested in the esiute OF
william Frerking, deceased, that the under
signed, executors, viii apply TO make
A final settlement of said estate, at the May
term, 1859, of The Probate court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri, to be begun and held ut the
ON the second MONDAY in May. 1850.
ADOLPH FRERk ING,
DIEDRICH FRERKING,
mcb3Ot5 Executors.
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Paine's
Celery Compound

is a unique tonic and appetizer. Pleasant to
the taste, quick in its action, and without any
injurious effect, 1t gives that rugged health
which makes everything taste good. 1t cures
dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians
prescribe II. S1.OO. Six for $500. Druggists.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co, Burlington. vt.
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SATURDAY, APRIL %. lss9.

~ the courthouse door, in the city OF LrNIng-
On, hrIIy "Itc county, Missouri, between the
n"urS ct nICc o'rlo:k IN the forenoon and live
COCK III IN" All, rnOrn Of IhIt day. expos" IT,
sale Ia the highest hIfticT iur cash in Ia tnd, the
real estate above dpSGrIb"h, Tor III" puTpOec Oi
suiIstYiHy y .ui debt and interest unI IN" cost uI
executing tins trust. j. o. LE>UEUii,
aprGtd Trustee.
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Spring medicine meansmore nowadays thanit
did ten years ago. The winterof 1sss-s9 hasleft
the nerves all tagged out. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified. liver and
bowels regulated. Paine's Celery Compound
the Spring medicine of tO-doy-does all this.
as nothing else can. Prescribed by Physicians,
Recommended By Druggists, Endorsed by Ainisters,
G~uarostssd By the Manufacturers to be
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1t Makes
You Hungry
"I have used Palne,s celery COMPOUND and it

)
has had a salutary
effect. ~Itinvigorat-
ed the system and
feel like q new
q 1t improves
the appetite and
facilitates diges-
J. It. COPE
LAND. Primus. s. C.
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Tie Well Known aOd Famous Stallion
IN a (9o82,)

EhWTLINEfY KNOWN HERE AS o.
II FUlhuni,r's nrmgrIf - ,wul rtnnd EgE21
Ia" present srItun at my strhlr, sewn IT Vs
mii,H southeast al Lexington" on VA" -
GEORGETOWN road, near IrAirIc church, AZ rio
iuf the season or 80 to insure. Ire needs helIii-
rr rulrgY nor public zion OF pedigree.
Care taken to pTrycnt acclionts. but no re-
spou tbiiiy us-uIu"d should amy occur.
nIrGmL JOS X BARNETT
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~REsIGNATION NOTICE.


Is hereby given to all persons, credi-
IN [ RS and others, interested in the estate of
Jas. w FItzgerei, minor, that the undersigned,
curator OF SAID minor, will apply at theMay term
1889, OF the probate court of Lafayette county.
Mo, to be begun and held at the probate court
room, IN Lexington, Mo-, on the second Mon
day in MAY, 1889, to resign his curatOrship
OF said estate. JAMES A. ANDERSON,
mat3Ot5 Curator. 4
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M EDAI.

a 4-year- old bay stallion, by Allegro. son oil
Ethnn Allen; let dam BaudoIIne by Membrane.
9OS2; 81 dam Lena, by Alexander Abdallah, II,
At $40 to insure; to former patrons So OF.
MEDIA is IL grand colt and IL good breeder,
will be framed AIT or June LIST
X. TODHUNTER,
mcl23ml Dover. Mo.
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znTHTrn roon Nourishes babies perfectly.
H6SHf Ell 5OOD The Physicians JdUOrte.

Nm nVfc Color anything any color.
" D5Eo Never Full ALgdys surel
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PUBL1C ADMINISTER GSHEi'S
" ~


FUBENC A35NEEbaN I'd 2 1i!tt =
NGTACE.
DY virtue of an order ct the rruhrto q ,uri OF
ID Lafayette County, Mo. nrrI" ~ lhr 2,tI
day o. March, 1850. the undersigned. y bile
administrator for aid county. IA" taken
charge Of the rStit" nj GrorE" krIFht, de
cea- ci. and Ill rXcIut" wi Ol d'ruH"h
All persons having CLAIMS against sui "stai,
are required to exhibit them to mr. t"r
WITHIN one ear after the date of sfi' order, or
they may br prccluhcd from any nrn"it' OF such
estate; and IL such claims he NOT exhibited with
In TWO veais from the date Of sitli "r'cr they
Will be forever barred.
Ih!s March I'd, lS>9.
mch9.5 STEPHEN = WILSON
Public Adminisirui.,r with wiil a"nrNcl.
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GEsDGR OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county,
February adjourned term - First day, March
-, 1857.
In the mnticr OF the estate Of Henry .JOrdinp
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-13
ENGLIsH.Co COMMENT.
The Morning Post Eulogizes and the
News Condems the inaugural "A
Pessimistic View of the November
E1ectinyp


News Condems the Inaugural
Pessimistic View of the November
Election.
LONDON, March 5.-The Morning Post SAYS
concerning President Harrison's inaugural !:
President Harrisons address is marked by a
a commendable absence of bombast, and if this
another element in the concord of the world will
have been secured"
The Daily News says: .Gold had more de-
cisive interest on the late election than on anv
that has gone before The rich on both sides
virtually buy places in the administration by
liberal donations to campaign funds. It is a
form OF the purchase system which bodies no
good to the state. and shows that civil service
reform must begin at the very apex of the
pyramid President Harrison's inaugural adj
dress is remarkable for It's numerous foreign al
lusIons The Union may refuse to grow In terri
tory. but cannot refuse to grow in interests.
The creation OF a navy is evidently due to other
considerations than the necessity for reducing
the surplus. The world may soon have to reckon
with a new naval power There are more dis
quleting signs for those who care to find them
IN the curious interchange OF views CONNER
cial union between Canada and America than in
the fisheries question.
The Times doubts whether President Harri-
sons new departure relative to naturalization
laws would be advantag eous either for America
or the rest of the world. Mr. Blaines foreign
policy, it says, appears prominently in the adj
dress. The general assertion regarding coalinps
SGaGlonS ana narDOrS lS PROBABLY intended to
cover both Samoa and tbs Canadian fisheries In
the department of finance, the Times thinks
Presidents Harrison's views are not yery clear
The Daily telegraph says: There is nothing
at all in the address to excite alarm. The fact
that MIR. Harrison is SO well disposed to deal
with foreign affairs in a calm and equitable
spirit viii be remarked with satisfaction by
every country IN the old world with which
America has friendly relations and occasional
differences
The Chronicle says the address viii be
searched in vain for anything calculated to enlist
the sympathies of Euglishmen.
The Standard, commenting on the inaugural
message of President Harrison says: The
message, on the whole is Disappointing. Mr..
Harrison was under special obligation to strike
resounding chord. Some of the phrases sug-
gest Walt Whitman, hut 1t is more reasonable to
credit the prolific fancy OF Mr.. Blaine with the
full unaided inspiration. It was certainly not
written TO please Anaso-saxons on this side Of
the Atlantic. IT It's form was not adopted with
any view to our appreciation, sSlll less was it's
matter. -
All the Unionist dailies make point of Mr.
Harrison references to law and order as a les
son TO England in the Irish question
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