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WOMEN AND OCkETS.
How Our Wives and Sisters HRmp
Themaalxea In Little ThInRa.

How Our Wives and Sisters Hamper
Themselves In Little Things.
Why don't women have pocketsP
They carry their purses in their hands
and their handkerchiefs In their bod
ices, and they carry u little bag about
as big as a pint cup on their arms, the
exact use of which has never been de-
fined. There is Il liberal Wholesale
ness about the way Il man provides in
the construction Of his dress for his
own wants that Is actually refreshing
in comparison with the way women in
convenience themselves. A man has
plenty of pockets. He can carry keys.
A woman Is always wondering where
she left or hid hers. When the ex-
igencies CT the weather cause him to
have to his .'wipe" he puts "a
hand into his breast pocket and hauls
out q liberal square of cambria. A
woman under like circumstances just
shifts, and continues to sniff. When IL
man sits down in q street-car he waits
till the genie Of the bell-punch and
register stands In front OF him, then he
puts his thumb aud forefiuger in Il tiny
pocket in his oyercoat and hauls out
his ticket. The woman begins To get
her change ready when the conductor
Is at the other end Of the car. She
pulls her bag of her arm. draws it
open. takes out her purse, pulls of her
silk mitten, opens her purse, unclasps
an inner compartment, takes out Il
nickel, puts it between her lips-faugh!
snaps the compartment shuts the
purse, opens her bag and puts away
the purse, and pulls on the mittcn
again. And this is a fair sample OF the
way women hamper themselves in all
the little things-and life is made up
OF them-and then complain Of the
disadvantages of @ X. There Is moth
ing on earth 70 prevent any individual
woman from enjoying innumerable
pockets, loose sleeves. bifurcated under
skirts, short hair. etc, and all the
other modern feminine improvements.
-Chica0n .Inurnal
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The greatest wheel OF Its kind in the
world, a very wonder in mechanism,
stands in the main shop of the Dickson
Manufacturing Company, in Scranton.
1t was built for the Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company, of Lake Superior,
Mich, for the purpose of lifting and dis
charging the "tailings," a waste from
the copper mines, into the lake, and its
diameter is 81 feet, while Its weight in
active operation will be 200 tons Il is
called a 50-foot sand-wheel, but it's ex-
IRENE Dimensions are 81 feet in diane.
ter. Some idea of its enormous capacity
can he formed from the fact that it will
receive and elevate sufficient sand every
twenty-four hours to cover an acre Of
ground q foot deep.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11
LONDON s GREATNESS.
What tho People OF the English Metropo-
lis Eat Every Year.

lis Eat Every Year.
Every four minutes marks q birth. In
the next two hours after you read this
thirty babies have been born, and TWEEN
ty deaths will have taken place. Think
OF it! the evening paper that records the
births and deaths of the preceding four
snd-twenty hours must give 800 separate
Items. Verify, its joys and sorrows are a
multitude. London has 1000 miles OK
streets, and II you walked them at the
rate Of twenty miles aday you would have
to walk almost year, and more than a
year by nearly 1fty days, II you should
.est on Sundays. And If you were a
thirsty sort Of Q traveller, and couldn't
pass Q public house, don't be alarmed
the 1000 miles have fye-and-seventy
miles OF public houses; SO you need not
think OF thirst. In a year London folks
swallow down 500, 900 oxen, 1000, OOG
sheep, 300, o00calves, 800, 900 swine, {, 900,
900 head Of fowls, 500, 900, 900 pounds OF
fish, 500, 900, 900 Of oysters, 200. 900, OOO
lobsters-is that enough to figure ONT
II not there are some million tons OF
canned provisions. no end OF fruit and
vegetables. and so, 200, 900 bushels OF
wheat. But how they wash all the food
down you might feel glad to know. II
takes 200, 900, 900 quarts Of beer. But
more than this, they drink 1O,o 900, 900
quarts OF rum and so, 900, 900 quarts Of
wine-the wine, the rum, the beer, 26O,
OOO, 900 quarts. London Telegraph.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 all c~rr,litors and
Y other persons In'eresied In the estate OF
Barnett I. Landlord, deceased, that the UNDER
signed, administrator, will apply To make 4
inal settlement of said estate, at The FeLruary
{ rim, isSO. oil the Probate court OF Lafsyeti,
county, Missouri. TO he begun and held 81 the
Probate court room, In the city OF Lexinetop.
on the second MondaC IN February. 1880
tHht y LNNKFaBD,
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FINAL sETTs.EMENT

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all creditors
- aud other persons inteI ested In the eatate
OF John ID. Patrick, deceased, that the un-
dersigned. public administration, will APP
,ly To make a final settlement Of said
estate at tn. February term 1890, OF the rrosale
court OF Lafayette rounty, Missouri, 70 he
brgun md held ut the Probate court room 10
the city Of Lexington. on the second Monday
n February, 1880 =. " w1LSON,
lacOIfh PM lie uIaiafruirl n =
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FINAL

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen 70 all creditors and
LNor" persons ints'ested In the estate :
~ sc jefferson, deceased. that the undo
y - =, 'hlic administrator. will appiyF
~ Il It II al settlement OF sad estate 1T
FC, Uns lerm. 1880. OF the Probate COURT
La: TIC county. Missouri. 10 lie begun "
hri the PROBATE court room. In the city o.
les siOn, IN The second Monday Ia february
1880 IN WILSON,
de Jlt5 Public AdminIstrator
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NOTICE 10 hereby gwen tu ali CREDITORS and
~ other persons Interested In the estate ol
Harris IN L. Chrism u licensed, that the under
signed admin lat rntors, " ~ apply to make 3 Oral
1850, OF the Probate court of Lsfayetfs
county, Missouri. to he begun and held Al m
Probate court room, In the city OF Lexington
Mo. on the second MondaT In Fehrnary
1880. ROBEhT is WRIGHT.
JOHN W. SPENCER.
,Iop9iyh ab-..
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ADMsNisTRATOR,s NOTICE,

Filters Ct idminIsiralion on the estate of
IL Marian Il. Smith. decreased. we've granted
10 The underbigned on the SBth day OF Decrm.
Der. 1858. by the Probate court OF Lafayette
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against 8 I'D esta{
are required to exhibit them for allowance
,he administrator within one year afts
late OF said ietters. or they may be pm
from any benefit OF such estate, and( ~
claims be not exhibited within two VI
The date OF this publication they wllr
ever barred.
This 18th diy Of Dscsmber, 1859.
ARCHIBALD ). vANA %GLEN, -
dpc2s Adu.Iut..t~ =
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FINAL TTICu

NoIiCE Is hereby given To ALL creditors and
~ other persona Interested IN the estate Of
william Lsud ar,Iale. drceased. Thai the nndsv.
signed. adm nis'rator, will apply 70 make
! hbhl setuemeBt OF sald estate, at the February
term. 1871. o. the probate court Of Lsfuy-
cite county. Missouri, 10 be begun and held
~ the Probate court room In the city Of
Lexington, on the second Monday IN February
$50. ROBERT 4 uIIIfSGusN"s
ltc2lt5
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FINAL Eva ENT

NoIlCE Ii hereby given to all CT editors and
~ other persons interested In the estate OF
henry Ge'Ler. deceased, that the underslru-
u. eEecutTix, will apply 10 make a nnal settle
'neni Oh SAID estate ~ the February term. ls0o
Missouri, To be begun and held ut the Probste
court room. In the city OF Lexington, ON the
second Monday In Februsry, 1890.
dec2it5 $1,000
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FINAL

Office Is hereby gIven 10 sii creditors and
IN other perions inier.tted IN the estate OF
Jhn es + Lark uec asset, tast the under
-iaDed, administrators will apply To make .
nnal settlement of said estate. 40 the February
term, 1850, OF he Probate court OF Lafayette
county. Missouri. 10 be begun an held nj tire
Prouate court room IN the city nt Lexington.
on the second Monday IN February, 1850.
MARY JANE LARKiN,
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FINAL

NoTlCE ~ hereby given 70 Nil creditors and
~ other persons m eteeted in the estate OF
Neandrr 4, Ewing. deceased, that the under
5iKned. administra tor Will apply 10 make .
hnal settlement of said estate, At the y brusry
term. 1880. of The Probate court Of LAFAYETTE
county, Missouri, TO he begun and held Il the
Probate court room. in the city OF Lexington,
IN The second Monday In febru nv isse.
dcc2l5 JOEL n. EWING,
A.LAa.aa--
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NOTICE no DELIN QUENT CITY
ssa

UFFICk : CITY Cok8NtT3e.
Lhxisorus, Mo- A<51e QH3SI1sA
4 LII Delinquent City Tax-Fxytfa- ~hu have
n been sn'd by the cry atiof0ry. M krFetV
notiiir that II torir Dciinqneot I4x1& 1af4
To the city collector within slxty fs13 dave ~
the date hereof, all costs Mil be re Inittrd. cave
thirty t.ul cen . on q ch case, tsthe city mar
SNAIL by order o. In" Guy Cou4 Ell,
JOS. q. LHlSS trty Msrshaii and CO..
ny nos SIANpIsn Drnn,H Lnllecfnr. .illA
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FINALs

NOTICE Is hereby given to ali creditors and
~ other persons tOtei ested IN the estate OF
denry JoruInR. deceased, that the undersign-
I'd, administrator. Will apply TO make = dnal
settlement OF said estate at the February term.
1880, OF the Probate court Of Lafayette county.
Missouri, To be begun and held at the Probate
cOuri room. In the rr'y OF Lexington, on the
second Monday Ia F,D.u,ry. 1880.
JNO. r. DIERKER,
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final. sElvrl.a;mENT

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 nj! creditors and
~ other persons interested in the estate OF
Patrick Mcbride, deceased, that the UNDER
signed. adtnInistratrIx will apply to make q
hnal settlement of SAID estate NJ the February
term, 1880. of the Probate court Of .Lafayette
county. Missouri, To be began and h1ld Al the
probate court room, In the city Of Lexington.
IN the second Monday IN February 1890,
JANE McBRfDE.
,iec.it5 AdmInI.u
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It IL NOTICE,

ErrERS OF administrator on the estate
II OF Clifton u DANIEL deceased, were E~rantestt
to the nnderzigned on the 9Th day OF
isss. ny the pr bate court OF Lafsyttte county.
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance
20 Inc administrator within one year after the
gate Of said letters OF they may be p~reoluded
from aay benefit Of such estate; and III such
claims be not exhibitsc within ~ years from
tie date OF thls publication they will be tor
ever barred.
This 9th day OF November. 1859.
WILLIAM IL. LHiLEs. !
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SHERlFF,s SALE.

Hannah HHwsare. May n. B-amer and JED q.
son yea nier. her husband, piainttrs.
va. q
Alice Y. Erb and Jacob Eib. her husband, del
PENDANTS.
virtue at a sprciai decree and order Of 50
- lS$tird nom tht office nj thu els RI OF
uIrcuit court oi Laiay cite county, Missouri
~ |" hhNe entitled GA tee. wherein Ha
nowsAte, Mary h. Iisamrr and JrnSltyU
uesher' her husband, are plaiuti1t. tL1 Alice
Elo ANU Jacob Erl,. her husband, are q, fen
mus u" me- do ecird aud reiurnablr TO The
'Pl' term, $50. ot taId Cpurt, | will III
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sd, lsoo,
p''W'"i, he hours Of y o'clock In the forenoon
49, /" clork In the afternoon oil said das, "a
""'' w w" courthouse door In the city oi Lea
.''"' ~ l.'iaNe g county, Missouri. during !
" e'1Ti,n ~ The county court Of 3 la county !
,'l' ft"'iclN at auction IL tie highesl bliier
W ' u All III" right. title interest aud est ne ~
w 'noNe hnnIyd plaintiffs aud d-frniant9 81,
!" nv :" IN" following real estate situate. ittog
H. " l"s IN THE county OF Lafayette snt .tata
"'ss'"'i' 'o-Wt; The nptth-Gal' oi the con ~
n ihht'' "t s"cI'n numberei one tD, ai,a
w. :, part - the nnrthvast quarter OF ,ha
n"u'h VS. qnHtfer OF said spctton one ~, let. "a
w ,n' east SIDE oi the Sri-a- Bar ererL. sugIl =
~ contain hlteen IlJ NC "a more ~ lee all
s"k ~ township number forty t+aJ .f
81 > Z hummer tWeniN nine en-, cnutainIog "a
"i, ninety I'VE lStl acres more or lees.
"'N'h hhutr NY hand this gbth dav OF bee, IN.
y : tss1, CHARLES y. MIICnLi.I -
" 'zSti Sisiidi
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FOR SALE

Y authority OF The Will OF John G.. 49,
- Young, deceased i offer 1T private F{s.tf
= ie hts late residence, lot 3 aud 80 f. et E0iiE
Ill lot z, block 81. FITrt Addition 10 lk2ssAS
Lexington. being I25 Ieri on franklin uyeDue
ana AZ leet on Main Cross or 18th street. The
1--we ling IN a substantial brick structure Of Ten
large rooms The property is well supplied
WIN out buildings, choice fruit. good water
md modern co yenicnces, knd IS one of the
cost desirable situations IN tue city. Terms
'asy. Apply To MIR. james Green on the nrem-
ises or TO the Undersigned.
may4tt GEO. NJ. CATROe
Executor of joint Young feceas cd
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FINAL

NOTICE In hereby siven 10 all creditors and
~ Other persons interested in the estate Of
Enr'hH izh, decersed, that the undersigned.
administrator, VIII apply 10 make a lnal settle.
irnt OF said estate Al The February term, 1890.
u The Probate court Of Lafay ellie county, Mis-
sOlTi, To he begun and held at the Probate
>"urt room. in tie city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday in February. 1890
JOSEPH A. WILSON.
d,c2st5 ainunI-rs,
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Tho jury In a breach of promise
case at Champaign. Ill, awarded onn
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" beware vi bvok agents"
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FINAL Enc

NOTICE is hereby gwen to ali creditors and
~ other persons Interested In the estate OF
Alfred Jones, deceased, that the undersIsned.
idin!nlstrntrix, Will apply to make Ia HnaI teI,
ueln"Dt OF said estate. ut the February term
is9O, OF The Pr0bIte court OF Lafayette county,
count room. In the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday In FrbruarV. 1891.
SOPHIA j. JONES.
drc2s Amjnistratrix
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told mel"
I appeal TO those who are Christians.
Compare the idea you had Of the Joy Of
! the Christian life before you became Q
Christian with the appreciation Of that
Joy you have o since you have be-
come . Christian. and you are willing to
attest before angels and men that you
never, in the days OF your spiritual bond
age, had any appreciation Of what was
TO come. You are ready to-day to an
swer and say in regard to the discover
les you have made of the mercy and the
grace and goodness OF God: 1.-THE half
the half was not told mel"
Well, we hear q great deal about the
good time that Is coming 10 this world
whom. II Is to be glrded with salvation.
Holiness on, the bells Of the horses. The
lions mane patted by the hand OF .
babe. Ships Of Tarshish bringing car
goes for Jesus, and the hard, dry, bar
rem, winter-bieached, storm scarred;
thunder-split rock breaking into floods
Of bright water. Deserts into which
dromedaries thrust their nostrils, be-
cause they were afraid Of the SIMEON
deserts blooming into carnation roses
and s,iver-tipped lilies.
II is the old story. Every body tells
It. Isaiah told it, John told 1t, Paul
told II, Ezekiel told IT. Luther told 1t,
Calvin told IL. John Milton told ~it-every
body tells IT; and yet-snd yet, when
the midnight shall fly the hills. and
Christ shall marshal His great army, and
China, dashing her idols into the dust,
shall hear the voice OF God and wheel
into line; and India. destroying her
Juggernaut and snatching up her little
children from the Gauges, shall hear the
voice OF God and Wheel into line; and
vine-covered Italy, and wheat-orowned
Russia, and all the nations OF the earth,
shall hear the voice OF tiod and fall into
line. then tho Church, which had been
toiiing and struggling through the cent
uries, robed and garlspdsd IKE a bride