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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
COMFY ISLAND.
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
Buy TICKETS BY
Bay Ridge Ferry
AND
Culver Route.
Long Island Railroad
MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES.


CREENPORr, ElNEHfIEAD, 20 \. NJ. I 80
(Satudsys ony 80 shelter Island EAprcSs Train iVJ
5 20 IS L. 81 sundays, 300 A. "a
SAC HAtBOK, the HAMfIONS 80, 30 lS,tlt.
days ouJy). ESQ Train lO9," $40. 20. sundays,
KoNkoNKoMA, BRENTWOOD. 20 a. NJ. l 80
lSatuidays oily 90 81. D 20 Sundly> y: - \. NJ.
PATLHOGCF, $40. ~. 10 so \. ~. 30 t>atui'
days onl,l 30. 40 So 80. u 20 T. NJ sunday
yBAsYiox $50 ESQ 80 20, 10 so y. NJ. 20,
- SATURDAYS my. 20 20. 30 80. 30, 20,
only. >lndey. -, . 90 A. n, 90 : 80 T., NJ
COLD SpRlNG 30. 80 Saturdays only. $50 } 20
= [, Norhport on.y 10 80 \. NJ. q 20 T. NJ SIN.
day, 90 NJ. Il: - Y. Nj, to Nolthppst only. 30
\. NJ. -. ,,.,. -. ,,.,, ,,o.,,.>.
Ol sTER BAY GLEN COVE; SEA CILFF, RosLiN.
e 80 30 ~ 30 NJ, 90. 30, %. % -.
$50 II 90 nIsht Nedncsday. and saturdays onyi.
"IHDl'N tlrl, nEMfnTEAD. 0 80 : 70, 10 so A..
M 90 20. 20. 20. 80 q: -, 80. 90. 10 >
!. m. l. 90 MINT. >undays 20. 80 a. H.. 20.
-PFiR RON IWtY. via Valley stream. 60. IL 20
a. M. 80. 10 go =: ~ L %! night SUNDAYS. 20.
NEVrRNE AND FAR KOCKAWAI, Via y. Y. and
t. H. It'y so. 3, 20, 90 10 30 4. 10 - >aiur
days onyl l 20 $40. 20. 20 80. 10 ,. NJ >yn.
dan. 800 so a. 20. 80, 80. 40. 80
Ticic, Office. at Long Island Cty foo. East 3ith..t
foot OF Ch1mb.rss H. r. -. pol 90 and 3l3 Broad.
way. y. !. In BUokyn. at flatbush. Franklin ave ,
and East New-iorN stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

THE wALIINGFoRD. Paclae and Kentucky aves.
i Atlantic CRY y. J. Open all the year. Rates ell
t. Az pcr wvrk Mrs wM. ELLIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

j Sow open. food fishing. boating and bathing Rooms
largest and coolest In town Table good. Cottage 10
Terms and circulars on application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
n EW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-Plaoe Of

isntiT sea,nst SCHUYLER f. Bru7nley and Ida r. Brum
Ss wife Wizard s. Brumlcy and Jessie X Brumry' h hI
wife George D. Drimey and Mollle l. Brunr!, h n
vile Maud T. Brunlry Aida Jacques and bayd s.
Murray defendants To the above-nnncd nt, IN
~ hereby IsDoses 70 Of youf on
Psinu6s Attorney within twenty days afHr ne vS
ease Of your failure appear answer inds%.n. %
be taken assnst ysa default for the feilei aemsot
Il me eomnsInt Dated May 18Th, 1892 Fra ~
Irish Pant,fs ATTORNEY Once and Posto'ice adofes''
~ the defendants. Ida f. Brumiey al DAVID M uha
he IN served upon YOU, ny
eon, pufsuant N order Of the Hon Wiiard Saue.I
zoe Of the Justices Supreme Court Of the Sta' ad
New.York dated 21st day Of june ISSZ any m.,e
via complaint IN The once Of the Cerk OF 'he s1uT my
kswTc,k I'D day Of June, so s1d con t An
k6vnf beoa originally fled IN said office on inc St 1s'
Nav 1902 dated NewYork, June 2?d, lso2.
FRANK A. IRISH. Plaintiffs Attorney, T. o. ADDRESS
sOA Ayn ALL Nan "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

pock. Louis to William Knoblow. St'h-st. ooo
BaTrc %i'S Mcfa'yi, to The novery s,yinr Bai,
Vunn"sD' t ~; Nm n wear. - wv. IO5oO
Drf I'm" s,vag ana aH T' no. to n n f oSoa'
Dc1 s@ May to we .,s1e. 1900
sonc 10 John : Holmes 1t d. @''.-'t' 1000
EldfiGsc' Emma, to j lIuyicr, Traver'-st. .o,o
r,s Fa to S, r' N.u %nI lfspc Ms@,o'o,e
SANE. To T Hard ct al, Lafay n .co
cor I7'h h.. ye'.H r Hard g, al 'VO
MoIi..,vc. lots 4. 8 o NIP Mount irOIe. .v.o
Frank Martin to Minnie stclnbera, Gad.st, -,
uaroT' 'icor%c and eifc to Jnd.oa Lawson
Johns . ~ A%a"G TO liraaiey curTisr ooo
rut, I SSn,' to o ra'rck Kcrns Moiri,ave .oo
MARIN !, f a,Ga anu we veor ;. 90 200
MslScn.o S' aiffd s 10 Macomson 5adst On 40
Mca MaGl'o gan s' TO f'i Hard ct 81 ~
os syS G; 60 = % TeEEs' @S'H GS
cl HsTrOT JACOB Sc s sSa wife to leopold c.ena
Kooe ' Nm 70 Henry Hutchinson No Front 10 ooo
rars fyr -Sfs and wife to Daid oairley
Nv westchesrr-aye corner Fs9le-ave demand $50
Eo, F :s rue 1sa c si to Co..
ssc A e95tf to tff ia%1iSa MsS.odn FOR
-y.h.st. D"lanctyst ,ss 'oV'
Chsrles l. to George H'nd 'r'on' ''u 1000
poeTer i;eorgc W 70 NJ ] Hard ct al, =.
Infaycic-avo lots IS and IL, map NJ Mount ooo
Hope. 80. i''
s,nIn tlbert 10 Herman Kiftncf and WIFE oc.o
III st.st Morrs-aVc. years %'"'V
So,crn Frederick ard wife. ~ 1feorc" Wurst :. mn
n a -lst-st od-ave ycers-...... Io'"vo
schuck George and wife 70 H:nry Wilmer 40 ooo
o,,h.st 9th-rNc mortgage Ncais...----. 1oVV'
s,n,r; Joseph 70 Coleman benedict 2d-ave. ,eooo
3ist-rf. YEAR. i"""V
Sp.rn william. to Charles King W lstaNc ,oo
S1th.st war. N''V'
To ,Iot Jcsnnir J., 10 Samson Laclnan = lSlst mn
II . Wadswortlave , year. -: 4Wo
WiIkcr Henry. John Rooney. c Sd-aFe. ooo
WIFE, Chsries and wife. 10 Henry wllker, es
Court,sndtaye, lBlstst years -. f'VV
wall Tllr NJ ard 10 Hannah sullivan. mn
Zelicr Marcaretha TO Maria FuohTer. lst-ave, oo
A'ehen6toedei sa xe'e i fenoxsvc 10000
BarnGtt Man az. nol T Ttb:t 5000
CLARK ioScph as o7,b MI ioihsve : yeprs 5000
Dale Anna t. sn i5o sho ySais 5000
Gc Si as and "Ss Mndson.st 10 $500
Hasman M n i4I doere q 0 " $1,000
Homer Dorothea and ano. TO the Sennen's BSnk
for Savings. city n Y, 4lst'st Zd'ave' ooo
Meyers, JACOB 70 vs ,,le ana iru' w. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

LcnoA-aNe. @ 13j.h->t. jj0Nl991O. % l3d;h-
st,N5Go\I.D.1O; also LenoN-ayc II e both
St s99.10N4lO; fTunk u Hallctt ~ Equita .
Lots 10 to Isl being Audubon-o,o, between
1874 and l7,th SIS. .cox91 John II Wander .oo
WORT W Ieath. ..-. ......,..;.; 500
lCth-ave between l'Jd and l1ith sts HONlO0
lsl>t-st Nos 023 and 02j West tnas Weinberg -, oco
l5ist.St 8 100 # W Morrl,-avc 25xlls; He
Kittncr Stein. $50: 3'OVO
Tcpping-st, cor 174th,.t 00yioo Melvin oo,
Lot H. nap julia Hard Mount Hope. IrcuOnt;h o,.,
Thomas Morris :; 49,
Lois - and 40 snmc map same to Il Ferguson i',E
Lot II and lG, nap; same to mo, Ah'h '25UU
Lot, . and 10 some mop same to Jane Mctdhry Sd4V
Lots Is and 49, same map zane 20 "c3 poeh"f is?0
Lot 40 sane map Peter Finch 70 Ei.ct $500
r'T rgcrs Quinn mo to gydc'V 1850
sont Hoe' eIU6 # Q Of Market slip, 100
W"S StwliS S'O; I%o n''@a $500
AvcC. n e cor 7thst, 4s2NS'3; Max horn ,oo
"o,Tskrt NO III Jonas "'' $4,000
asi.. i'''.'i u. 80 It Of 9th.ayc. lj.4Sioo4
Daniel = DnGe to A 7 , pgilc o;1ioo,:
Julius L W Bcndt 10 \ D Bendt 40, ~
''ha'G; rops az ~ Tli"t zSoroGsN 1850
1StaY,, $ w a. i ~ SUM- % 5oO
eo' SUN :, 10 :; u " Cnnn,ngh,m ... Is coo
lSt2vr. T. 70 n Her 81 "i''.'' 1880
God.,t. n 2li It Of ls,.ayc. l7Noo5i Minnie e.oo
g7t SinoCfs ss5 n FiS saayc 25xicoi Leopold
R0srrtha to l'erskN $50.
"G't [Ha"Ne' r,t,,t 70 a ,irnGm' $3.50. 1880
T-ayers..t : 90 n W Pond Place. @3N9?; ~
John 5 Iiuyi"r Emma Earldsc ......-...-- o""
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AZ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-place o

r,or II Ednonscn plaintiff against schSyls =; nrs sS
irs ana qua r,,nsv III. wife George D. Brumley and
W,iS'o T. Rrimiey his wife Maud F.. Brumley, Alida
,ts,nnier Suezcy and Bertha A. Suezey, MS
We and David S Mura deieaanS- TO the SSoye
~, annsint in hi, action and copy OF your
snswer on the Plaintiffs Attney Ttnin twga a.. Ts ~
NJ exclusive OF thc day oi
svec and in of failure TO Spledfa au Gf 'o ne
.ss, San,naed in the complaint. Dated Nav I'm ~
FRANK A. IRISH Plaintiffs Attorney ON On[ ci, anu
70 ihs defendants Ida r. Brumey ana D@o SubIcs
aS a 'Oa1sona u an order q Hon willard
A.. =, ta Justices OF Supreme Court OF ue y,
20 q .ne Sa,H the 2st day Of June. 1899 Sd nicd
Win The COMPLAINT in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF M SSI
.wSosk on day o. June l2 ss ,hs iosR day
~ w W. S1sS9 Dated Nev-York. JUNG "a s 49,
FRANK A. IRISH Plaintiffs Attorney y w. ""'''''
soS arire No Is Wall street. Newly ork NiSy.
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Cost ano founo

Cost ano fonn0
=
!. osI-Bank Book No. .553 Bank for savings. G7
Diteckerst.. NewYork. Paynen: stopped. Please
yum book TO bank
j oST-Bsnk book No 553.55o, Bleecker Street Saw.
= mgs Bank. 1920 Broadway.
TM BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave 800 pagss.
ALessfSted. The standard authority American open.
g. sSss stsn HSlcs fos sailing s.imm9,s ball Ssy;
ssSa':ssc y g: ,T1sSni 9 Ea'sds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
GUNNER 1rapel.
c1rmmcr ilrsort Cni0c5.

. SUMMER EXCURSION BOOK. with l.st o; Ca.sEiIl
\ NJ. ro,diuc Houses. send ) c:s. to ALBANY DAY
IISE. DE.SBtOSSES-ST. l1l.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE


At the Rel Estate Exchange YESTERDAY william xc,
nelly offered und foreclosure No - East Onoh,oa,c
ana ith,t 5cj fct Parkave nve.s,ory hr,ck "a,
and lot 23Nl0o.ll 1t was bought by s. Cai,k.,o, o.,
sls COO ~
jaime, l.. Wells ADJOURNED the sale @, tou,,ho,o
property known as pO, 10. on mop OF Calcnont urh
UrGre. y J.. 20 Juif -. 1892. " '''-''
i chard v araett Co sold the following securities:
10 sha - southern National i;a.k. 800 ,urh TO-
shares Chicago ana Alton X. X. Co. Iiclcir,si slco
70 hotc, Ice aud Leather Bank, sloo each n,ypo,be
- sierc, Ncw.York National Exchange Bank. 800
81 Importers Traders National Eank. 500
80 share. National Bank 0: De.osit 500 zach. H.
ana saginaw DNi'on) 1T mortgage irr rfrls duo
- 900 Mississippi vclcy and Blair Bridge Il. T. Co.
ply cont Dds due 1913 tthiva2o and Nortvcst, -
'y,sen). 1882.
5000 syia.usc. Bnghomton ard New.York H. T. Co.
LIST mortgoee per cclt bonds Due 1903, 1872.
Is >aaic, Naii!nttan Co., so eich. ls1.
lGO shares PncnN National Bank. 20 each lgG
30 shlic' :"iona Esnh 81 Commerce. 100 each 1914.
81 %% III fl' E1saaS S XIV i iItt Gs' 70
foreclosure No. 327, $50 ond 3Sl West Ihirty.ffth.st
1t 81 Eighth ave-. 5.story fon HATS and plnt
l T., g. g., 19G la9,tin va, 5he buyer and aid ,oGo
No. Il SacondaNc, wa, Gdcnrn,o 10 Jl, 10, lSI2
The following sale wos held the New.I orN Gca H.
tate SllcsroOm to-day:
-, hyestoy buildings with plot OF land No, 81! TO 3sl
Wet 50th-,t JoSG r. sth-arc; pantlh: $4,000.
ADJOURNED 10 July 10.
At 50 AND G5 LlBERIY.>r
nvc-sory building with lo:. No - Fast lo5th.s =.
3o5 II Paik-avc, lot 2jNl00. Carskcdon, Sls 100.
Salc Of plot 81 land ith-aNc, corner Dcvocst.
was adjourned to July %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
Gotels.

HOTEL ALBERT.
Exd.ox, BET. BROADWAY AND 5TH-AvE. NEW
4oRx Lscatlon cSStral ideal nreproof building suites
I'VE 10 six Elegantly furnished cuisine and SER
Wee uhsrrpAAsed terms favorable for spring
oentAs. ROBT J. BRkDY. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13
The IN assapequa.

Haesapcqua l.. l. the Great South Bay. Nj. open o.
June 55, Send for descriptive circular % /.
BRUSH. MaSSapcqua, L. or 81 West Boulevard. come
GAthst. Vow. YORK lltN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-13

w lLLEY HOUSE trns. HID. Keene Y. Tin the
w heart OF tie Adlrontarks elevation 500 IT, r.
the beautiful Keene Valley Address Harvey wiey
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
AnnInENTs AND INoIpEMTs.


Little Freddie Wilmot, son of Mr.. John
Wilmot, was run over by a buggy on cir
Gus day. He was not much hurt.
A fight occurred at the show grounds
Thursday morning which came near
proving fatal to one of those engaged.
Two OF the r~oustabouts while they were
driving stakes got into an alteration and
one of them struck the other a blow in
the face with his fist, and was about to
repeat the blow, when the man he had
struck picked mp a heavy sledge hammer
and aimed a heavy blow at his assailant,
but fortunately the blow fell short. Be-
fore he could strike again, another rousta-
bout threw a hammar at him and knocked
him down. No arrests were made.
Will Waddell discovered a pickpccket
at work on Main street, circus day. The
fellow had his hand in a lady's pocket at
the time. He Immediately notified officer
Price, who with the assistance of Waddell
arrested him and placed him in the Gala
boose for safe keeping. In the excitement
of the moment, the lady was lost sight oil
and could not be found again. 1t is
thought a case cannot be made against
him, and he will probably be set free to-
dav
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
n N N AT AHRENs.

No one who has ever attended an old
fashioned "Campbelite basket dinner
ever afterward doubted the ability of the
ladies of the Christian church to attend
strictly to the wan ts of the inner nan or
woman as the case may be, and to send
the hungry man away feeling as If he
would neither hunger nor thirst again for
a twelve month. "I1l co." was the
promise every man and woman made
himself and herself as soon as they read
in the INTELLIaENcER three or four
weeks ago that the ladies of The Christian
church would serve dinner at the Ahrens'
building on "show day. for the benefit of
the Christian Sunday school, and by
some three hundred people the promise
was sacredly kept.
At 8 o'clock a. m. the INTELLIGENCER
flashed the intelligence on the streets by
means Of neatly printed circulars that the
dinner would begin at 1890 o'clock. Soon
came the rush, and what a rush 1t was my
cauntrymen. Men, women and children
came fling in by the scores. Four long
tables were aaen filled and hen came the
destruction. Eat, eat, eat. Talk about
good things, getting your money,
worth-it was sill there. just how many
were fed is not known, but the gross pro-
ceeds ran up to pos and that would in
cicate that a pretty smart chance of PEG.
pie were fed at the ladies' dinner.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
THE TAUBMAN RECEPTION,

LII 1hhOL1 AVN
It was a vista OF almost Fairy-land-lik
beauty hat greeted the guests fortunate
enough to attend the reception at the love-
ly home Of Mr.. Robert Taubman, on
Franklin Avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
This is one of the prettiest homes in Lex
ington, and as thisSwas its bridal baptism.
as it were, was more radiant than ever.
Lights blazed from the windows, and the
rich coloring and delicate fragrance OF
autumnal flowers, gathered here in profu-
sion, gave it the sense of e~nchantment.
Within the reception parlor stood Mr..
Edwin Taubman and his lovely bride to
receive the hearty congratulations the
coming guests were showering upon them.
The fair hostess was attired in a rich
crystal silk, princess gown, court train,
trimmed at skirt with festoons of silk
with orange blossoms at gatherings.
After the last guests had extended best
wishes, the company were conducted to
the spacious and elegant dining room
where a sumptuous repast awaited them.
The table was a thing of beauty, and al
most battles description. Flowers and
vines, BfOupeu anu icspOOHeu, arranged III
most artistic manner, bewildered the
senses.
Il The menu Was in full keeping with the
other acknowledgement was as follows;
Ist-Fresh oysters, With lemon dressing
crackers and celery.
2d-Beaten biscuit, ham sandwiches
turkey, tongue, olives, chicken and oys'
ter salads and coffee.
3rd-Neapolitan cream and varieties o
elegant cake.
4th-Orange ice, sherbet, cake.
5th-Malaga grapes and banaas.
Among the guests the following from
abroad we notice: Mesdames +. b. Win
gate, Charles Morrison, Misses Lucy Nor
rison and Nellie Offut of Kansas City, ant
Messrs. Macy Van Glider, of Ka nsa
City, and Walter Perkins, of Troy, Mis-
souri,.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
$500 Will he Given

For any case of Rheumatism which cannot
be cured By DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedy. The proprietors do not hide this
offer, but print in bold type on all theil
circulars, wrappers, printed matter and
through the columnsof newspapers every
where. 1t will work wonders, one bottle
will cure nearly every case. If the druggist
has not got it he will order it, or it will bt
sent to any address by prepaid express or
receipt of price, $5. Drummond Medicine
Co., 1850 Maiden Lane, New York
Agents wanted, 9.24-t2
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
TAKE coon DARE oP Them.

On the 18th inst, the State Meeting OF
the Baptist church will be opened in Lex
ington. 1t will continue several days. 1t
is estimated that there will be from six
hundred to eight hundred visitors in
town. The hotels are entirely inadequate
to takeseharge of these. The brotherhood
of the local.congregatlon will be entirely
unable to take care of those whom the
hotels cannot board and feed. There is
1 ~ hing to be done. The hospitable
Lexington must open their doors
rooms, and kindly take the
isitors in. Take them in and
<<m well. Treat them 30 well that
ke<F ~<H ever after, when thinking OF
be4ven they will also think of Lexington
as very near to it.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
InST LEI MATnH

Last Wednesday evening Mrs. Fannie
Morrison had occasion to be at the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot. While there shetook
u her watch a valuable gold one, to see
the time OF day. When next h wanted
her watch it was missing. She thinks she
failed to properly pocket it, and it dropped
to the platform. or her pocket may have
been Picked. A reward is offered for its
racnvarY.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01

The neighboring town of Richmond,
Missouri, had a disastrous fire Sunday
morning last which destroyed the Was
son house, Dickinson's livery stable and
j. G. Straub's residence. The loss on the
WATSON house is $40, 600; insured for $40, 00C
on building and $3, 0OO,o furniture. Dick
inson's loss on the building and livery
stock amounted to $4,000; insured for
$500. In the stable two horses and two
Jersey cows were burned. j. c. Straube's
loss on his residence is $1,000; insured for
$1,000. The light from the fire was so great
that it was almost possible to read from II
here IN Lexington.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
THE OLD MEMS GLIB

Had a very pleasant meeting at the resi-
dendence Of Mr.. Granville r. Page, last
Saturday. The INTELLIaENoER not hay.
ing been invited, had nc representative
present, but learns that the meeting was
large, that Mrs. Page served up a splendid
dinner, and that the following new mem
beers were admitted. w. G. Broughton
Joseph Wolf, ]. B. Carmichael, Turner
Williamson, John O. Patton, Jesse Cole
VIM. d. Wainwright and j. B. Sonney
Obituary notices upon the death of Johr
A. Porter and William Rebout, were read
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
apRAINEn HER ANKI,pa

Mrs. 8. e. Graves returned home last
Monday from a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Robert Austin, at Nevada. AS she was
coming along the plank walk from the
depot to the street car track, she slipped
and fell and severely sprained both her
ankles. She is doing as well as could be
expected for a lady of her age and will be
able to be about again in a few days.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
Travellers Accident Insurance Com
DanV

pdny
H. W. Winsor, Agent Travellers Accident In.
surance Company, Lexington, Missouri.
DEAF SIR: 1 take pleasure in acknowl-
edging the receipt of check for 800 in
payment for my claim against. the Tray
elers' Accident Insurance Co., of Hartford,
occasioned by running a nail
through my foot, which disabled me for a
3Eiod of four weeks. On July 4, when
hroached the subject to me of taking
accident policy, thought it a
znpney, but it is needless to say
glad that l look your ad-
vic pleasuse in recommending
the named company to any one,
both inthe promptness and liberality OF
its adjustments. Very truly yours,
j. B. SILVER.
Accidents are of daily occurrence. You
may meet with one next. Be secured by
a policy in the Travellers. Call on me for
rates. 1O-1-t1 II. w. WINsoR.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
GLASS IN SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING, ETC

GLASS IN SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING, ETC
Prof. L. s. Myers, who has charge of
the Commercial Bookkeeping, Type Writ
ing n Stenography of Elizabeth Aull
seminary, b. F. and G. F. colleges
and Wentworth Military academy, and
who comes with the highest recommended
tions, is DESTROYS of organizing a class for
a night school. He can instruct in Com
mercial Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type
Writing and ~Penmanship. Those wishing
for instruction in either or all of these
branches will find him at Wentwort nth
Military Academy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Napoleon Coal and Mining Com
pany by its deed of trust, dated the 9th day of
June, 1890, and filed for record the 10Th day Of
August, 1892, and recorded in the recorders
Office within and'for Lafayette county, in the
state of Missouri. in book liz, at page III, con-
veyed To the undersigned trustee the follow
ing described property situatc in said Lafay-
cite county. and state of Missouri, tO-wit:
All coal, coal seams and coal veins in and
under the following described lands, the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton nineteen (l0I, in township fifty (50), of
range twenty-eight (2S); also the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section
twenty-four (2A, in township fifty (50J, of range
twenty-nine Cl9), together all the right, priVi-
lege, license, power and authority to mine,
dig. eXcaVate, remove aud take therefrOm the
said coal, or all privileges granted the NapO-
leon Coal aud Mining company In the deed
from Stephen Gates and wife, Thomas II.
Williamson and wife and JOhn II. Duifendock
and wife, dated December 2lst, 1888; In trust
notes in said deed of trust described; and.
whereas, default has been made in the payment
of all of said notes and the interest thereon:
now, therefore, public notice is hereby given
that |, the undersigned trustee. by virtue of
the power in mt vested by said deed of trust.
and at the request of the legal holder and
owner of said notes, will, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, A. D., 1892.
ut the court house door, I'm the city of Licking
ton, in the said county of Lafayette, proceed
To sell between the hours of . o'clock In the
forenoon and 3 o'clock In the afternoon of that
day, the above described property, at public
lug said notes and the interest thereon. and
the cost of executing this trust.
JOHN h. ROBERTS,
g2I-td SsEFfnste
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS,

BIRTHS.
Born, in this city, September 2S, to the
wife OF James N. Price, a girl.
Born, near MAYHEM, September 25, to
the wife of Thomas Salyers, a boy.
Born, near MAYHEM, September %, to
the wife OF Oregon Roberts, a girl.
Born, in Kansas City, September %, to
the wife of w. f.. Comstock, nee Chiles, n
girl.
Born, near Norborne, Mo-, to the wife
of W. s. Cobbs, a IA pound Cleveland boy
on September 20. Mr.. Cobbs was m OF
Lafayette's most promising young men,
but is now living in Carroll county. w,
s. Cobbs was born near Wellington on
September 20, 1861 and lived there until
about two years ago, when he moved to
where he now lives.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-10-01
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