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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-03-31

liant auditory, what obelisk never did
for a king, resurrection morn will do
for all the cemeteries.
This Easter tells us hat in Christ's
resurrection our resurrection. il we are
His, and the resurrection of all the pi-
Gus dead is assured. for He was 1.-THE
first fruits of them that slept Renan
says lie did not rise, but $50 witnesses,
sixty of them Ch-ist's enemies, say lie
did rise, for they saw Him after lie had
risen. IL lie did not rise, how did sixty
armed soldiers let HIM get away.
Surely sixty living soldiers ought to be
able to keep one lead man. Blessed
be God! lie did get away. After His
resurrection Mary Magdalene saw Him.
Cleopas saw Him. Ten disciples in an
upper room in Jerusalem saw Him. On
a mountain the eleven saw Him. Five
hundred at oncc saw Him. Yes, ycs;H He
got away. And hat makes me sure
our departed loved ones and we our
selves shall get away. Freed Himself
from the shackles of clod, lie is not go
ing to leave us and ours in the lurch.
There will he no door-knob on the
inside of our family sepulcher, for we
cannot come out, of ourselves; but
there is Il door-knob on the outside,
and that Jesus shall lay hold of, and,
opening, will say: Good morning!
You nave slept long enough. Arise!
Arise!" And then what a flutter of
wings, and what flashing of rekindled
eyes, and what gladstone rushing
across the family lot, with cries of
Father, is that you?' Mother, is
that you?" my darling, is that your
GLOW you all have changed. The
cough gone, the Group gone, the
consumption gone, the paralysis
gone, the WEAKNESS gone. Come,
let us ascend together! The older ones
first, the younger ones next. Quick
now, get into line. The skyward pro-
cession has already started! Steer
now by that embankment of cloud for
the nearest gatc!" And, as we ascend,
on one side the earth gets smaller
until it is no larger than a mountain,
and smaller until it is no larger than
a palace, and smaller until it is no
larger than n ship, and smaller until it
is no larger han a wheel, and smaller
until il is no larger h a a speck.
Farewell, dissolving earth! But on
the other side, as we rise, Heaven at
first appears no larger than your hand.
And nearer it looks like Il chariot, and
nearer it looks like a throne. and
nearer it looks like n star, and nearer
it looks like a sun, and nearer it looks
like a universe. Hail, scepters that
shall always wave Hail, anthems
that shall always roll! Hail, com
partnerships never again to part! That
is what resurrection day will do for all
the cemeteries and g~raveyards from
the Machpelah that was opened by
Father Abraham in Hebron to the
M~achpelah yesterday consecrated.
And that makes Lady ~Huntington's i'm
mortal rhythm most apposite:
When Thou, my righteous Judge shalt come
To take Thy ransomed people home,
$ all l among them standf
Shall such a worthless worm as l,
Who sometimes am afraid to die,
Be found at Thy right hand,
Among Thy saints let me be found,
Whenever tn archangel's trump shall sound;
To see Thy smiling face
Then loudest OF the throng I'll sing,
While Heavens resounding arches ring
With shouts of Sovereign grace
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court, of said county, In vaca-
ton, March "a. lea.
George W. Harrison. James Il. Harrison,
BENJAMIN Harrison. Lille B. Atkinson.
ana Phillip Atkinson her husband, Sarah
band, plaintiffs.
vs..
William O.. Harrison, Hiram n. Harrison.
Alfred Roberts, Alice Wise, and Thomas
Wise, her husband, Katie Church.. and
William II. Church. her husband, and
Mary hi: son. and Thomas Dixson. her
husband. aud Salina Harrison. defendants.
Now at this day. in vacation. March I'd, lsni,
come the said plaintiffs, 10y their attorney, and
file herein their petition and affidavit against
the said defendants, alleging among other
things that the said defendant, William ..
Harrison, is "A nonresident OF the state Of
Missouri, so that tho ordinary process Of law
can not be served upon him; il Is thcreupon
ordered by the undersigned, clerk of the circuit
court, In vacation, that publication be made
notifying him, the sad William y. Harrison.
that the said plaintiffs have commenced suit
against him I'm the circuit court, of said coun-
~, by petitions: the object aud general nature
of which Is TO obtain a judgment and decree
OF partition among the parties hereto to the
followtng described real estate, situate in
Lafayette county, Missouri, to-wit: The north
west quarter of the southeast quarter and the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of
section twelve. township forty mine, range
- =
half OF the northwest quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter of section eighteen, township
forty-nine, range twenty-four, and that com.
missioners be appointed to set of dover OF
Salina Harrison, widow OF Thor nton r. Hnrri.
son, deceased; and that the said W. q. HART.
son shall appear at the next term of said
court. 10 be holden at the court house In the
city of Lexington, within the county OF Lafay-
cite, aforesaid, ON the eighteenth day OF June,
1884, and on or before the third day thereof M
the term snail so long continue. and II not,
then before the end of said terml, and
answer said petition. Judgment FOR
Partition and division of the foregoing
described real estate and assignment OF dover,
will be made by said circuit court. ms prayed
for In said petition; IL is further ordered that
n copy hereof be published in the Lexington
weekly lntelligencer. ~ newspaper published
In said county OF Lafayette, for four week.
successfully, the last insertion To be nj leas,
four weeks before the commencement of the
said June term, 1891, of said court.
A true copy. attest:
c. l.. EWING. Clerk.
by RAS TRIdG. ID. q. l-lO-Jt
John welborn. attorney for plaintiff.
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Yes" said Gibley, lit came pretty
near being a wedding between Miss
BLY, and me; but she said there was one
thing ! lacked. / asked her what that
one thing was, and she said: 'Don'task
me; you'll call me mercenary.' So l
didn't press her."-Boston Transcript.
II always suspected that cashier"
said u member of the board of direc-
tors. Maybe he'll turn up" said an
other. You can't always Judge "a
nan by his appearance" mo. But
in a case like this il is pretty safe TO
Judge him by his disappearance."-
Washington Star.
He was n fine doctor-there was no
denying that-but sometimes he said
things that made people wonder. A
patient with a fever recently com
planned of thirst, and he said to her;
well, quench it. Iou can drink water
or tea. or most anything, SO long as its
a liquid."-Harper's Bazaar.
Col. Brown" remarked a chappie,
lis the finest after-dinner speaker
know Of" why" said his friend, in
some astonishment, II never heard he
had any ability in that direction al
all" well, he has; I've dined with
him several times at various places
and after dinner he always says
That's all right, my boy; I'll pay fol
it.'"-Detroit Free rress.
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Take u Trip to Texas.

The Santa Fe Route greatest railroad
in the world has arranged II series OF
monthly homeseekers excursions to all
points in Texas. The rate is one fare for
the round trip-just a little more than
one cent a mile. Dates of sale have been
fixed for January 8, February 10, March
13, April 10, and May s, 1894. Final limit
OF tickets, thirty days from date of sale.
Stop-over privileges allowed in Oklahoma,
Indian Territory, New Mexico and Texas,
on going trip. For full particulars cali
on or address: &. o. NORTON, Agent,
Lexington, Mo. 12-16-tf.
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ENID, Ok, March 2~a-Judge Buford,
of the federal court, yesterday rendered
a decision in the Moore-Gregg munici-
pal war contest ease, declaring w Il.
Gregg, president of the town council,
the legal mayor, and ousting John c.
Moore. The decision has intensified
the feeling and a renewal of the recent
trouble is feared when Gregg attempts
to take charge.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect saiisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price De. a box.
For sale ut Tevis's drug store. II.
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st. Louis Live Stock.
4 nrra NEu,.h 90 Tall. Daaaf-t.
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, March % Offerings of whea,
here were very light to-day and they sold al
yesterdays prices throughout The samples
were firmly held Miller5 were the only buy
ers. No 9 hard wheat was offered to arrive ut
5sX @ and 55c was bid for it. No sales of ele.
vator wheat were reported
Receipts OF wheat to- day were 10 cars, a year
ago 20 cars.
Quotations for CARROTS by sample on tracks at
Kansas City were uominally as follows; No 2
hard, SOC; Nc, 8 hard 47c: No. 4 harI. aye;
rejected. 4sc: No 2 red, s51,6c; No 5 red, SID
SEC; No. 4 red, 4ot47c
Corn sold rather slowly at yesterdays
prices
Receipts OF corn to day were i5 cars, a year
ago 50 cars
No 9 mixed sold at 3lac, Kansas City;
No. 8 mixed, Sic; No 4. 3)c. No. 2 white. 3I'sc;
No. 3 white, 32hc; No. . white was quoted
nominally at soc Memphis; No = mixed,
Ssc Memphis
The oats market was weak and samples sold
slowly.
Receipts of oats to-day were II cars, a year
ago 1 car.
No. 9 mixed sold at s)3sic No. 3 mixed. %
6soc: No 4 mixed. 2'Gssc: No. 9 white, Sic;
No 3. sOdsOIsc
Receipts. II cars; market steady: tim
o,hy. choice. $3.50; No. I, ss0ods5o; low grade,
q. 5OGZ5O fancy prairie. 70 80: good TO choice,
s3.0016o so. common to medium. si0Jt5.0o.
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A IN THE A
How One Young Lady Furnished q Sur
prise for Another.

How One Young Lady Furnished a Sur
prise for Another.
Two sweet young things met in a
street-car. They hadn't seen each
other for ages and they had to retail
the ages accumulation of news.
'1Oh, do you know" said the one in
brown, that Harry Filters is to
marry Blanche Uilton?'
~ hadn't heard of it" replied the
one in gray. Tell me about it."
well. I've heard of it from several
sources, and l must say that ] don't
think Blanche is to be congratulated"
why not?"
"Why, don't you know what a
wretched f1irt Mr.. Filters is?"
The one in gray shook her head.
We'll. it's SO. And that isn't the
worst of it."
What else?"
Hes awful FAST
Really"
"Yes. Everybody knows it Goes
with the rapidist set of men in the city.
CANDLES, bets on horse-races, drinks"
'Oh, surely mott"
Fact. Drinks like a fish. Was car
AAOhAo ~ 'SAJ hSAAo - oAS
night last week"
II can't believe it"
"Oh, it's true. They say Blanche
won't believe it, either. Are you not
sorry for her?"
No"
"Well, perhaps she doesn't deserve
any sympathy, marry such a fellow.
/ dom sympathize much with her my
self"
u don't believe she is going to be
married to him." said the one in gray.
Don't you? Why?"
because I'm to be married to him
myself next month. This is my corner.
Good-by."
And the sweet young thing in gray
stepped off the car, leaving the sweet
young thing in brown gazing after her
in wide-eyed amazement." William
Henry Siviter, in Puck.
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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, March 2s-Eggs- Receipts
fair, but not heavy for Tuesday: market
dun and very weak at Sc Butter Re.
ceipts lighter; market active; creamery, firm;
fancy separator. 20Gsic; choice, ice; dairy,
fancy. firm, i6Gl7c; fair. lSc; solid packed, ne;
packing, Tc; choice, &c. Poultry-Recelpts
light; market active; firm: ROSTERS, l1c;
hens. 7; spring, &c; broilers. lets9i5c Tur'
keys-ieceipts light, firm. gobblers, firm, . D
SIZE per III hens, &c per Id. Ducks, 6'ie per Id
Geese, fat, wanted, Be; poor. unstable. Veg
etables - Cabbage. market clearing, steady; 81 %
sL5o per cwt Celery-Michigi Al, small, 2N8i'o
per bunch; fancy, 6JdsIc per bunch Cauli'
flower. small. &Oa50c; large, A.7592OO Per
dozen. Potatoes, dull, steady northern, go
SIC Colorado. Tic per bu; Wisconsin, seoi,
dull, ESQ '0c. Ohio. s5c; sweet, red, 80 per bu
yellow. 7c per bu n~eans-Etstern hand
picked, sL0Hl5i per bu: medium. $40
l5j per bl Ouions-UnSllable; yellow. $40
az % per Dbl. Spanish, 500 per crate. BeetS.
Soc per dozen lunches Tomatoes, strO choice,
$3.50 fancy. sLUJ per 9 baskets. Asparagus,
I5c per dozen punches Rhub arb, 31c
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Sheep-Receipts, I,2D: shipped yesterday,
800. There was but little common and stool,
sheep here The market was active. with u
very strong feeling for good quality. The fol-
lowing are representative sales:
q CHI nut. I39 400 $50 NIX st e. IS also
LIS com NUT. ~ 3l0
Horses-Receipts. IT'S; shipped yesterday, Al
The market was active and strong. with sup.
piles not enough for wants. The range for good
age, well broke and sound horses is about as
follnwa.
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ST. LOUIS, March 2s Receipts wheat, 800
bu; last year, q, i5 bu.; corn, la2,0)O bu; last
year, i2iO00 bu; oats. ~. eco bu; last year, 3,
900 bu.; barley, 5000 bu; -four. 2,s)5 bb!s; ship
ments, wheat. 900 bu corn, 1890 0 bu oats,
1876, bu.: flour, i+.0O bbls. Wheat-Cash,
53Sc; March, 53ac: MAJ, 55hc; July, 56Sc
Corn--Oash. siAc; March, aI4c; May. sac;
July, s5bc Oats-Cash, 3lac March, 3lAc;
May, 3lbc; July, 25Jc.
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Now at this day, in vacation. comes tho said
plaintiff in the above entitled cause. by his
before the undersigned, clerk of the
Circuit Court of Lafayette county, and files his
petition. affidavit and bond in attachment.
Stating among other things, that the above
named defendant, Turner l.. White, Is n nom
resident of this state; IL is thereupon ordered
by the clerk aforesaid, In vacation that pub
lication be made. notifying him that AN action
has been commenced against him, by petition
and attachment. In the Circuit Court OF Iafay-
etc county. in the state of Missouri, founded
on "A note for the sum of one hundred Il lllars,
bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum, with a credit endorsed thereon
February ith, 1891. for the sum OF ten dollars:
that his property is about TO be attached, and
that unless he be and appear mt the next term
of said court. To be holde at the court house,
In Lexington. within the county Of Lafayette.
on the eighteenth day Of June. 1894, and on or
before the third day thereof, Qf the term shall
so long continue, and II not. then before the
end of the term, and answer said petition,
Judgment will be rendered against him., and
his property sold to satisfy the same; IL IL
further ordered that a copy hereof be publish
ed In the Lexington Weekly Intclligencer. n
newspaper published in said county of Lafay-
cite, for four weeks successfully. the last in-
scrtion To be nj least tour weeks before the
commencement of the next term Of said court.
\ true copy, attest:
c. l.. EWING, Clerk.
By FRANK TaIGn, u. &. li-ht
John 5. blackwell, attorney for plaintiff.
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KEhDALl'S SPAWN CURE,
REPORTS.


Kansas Slty Ltto Stoch.
KANSAS CITY, March % -Cattle-Pec-.pus,
7.2i2 calves, ii6. shipped yesterday, l,05a The
market was more active ut steady prices. Tho
following are representative sales:
nnEelFn pEEE Avn FypnRT CT EERS
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. March % Hogs Receipts. 2i.0)0:
onncial yesterday. s., ss7. shipments yesterday,
l0.0J7: left over. about 4.o0); quality good, mar.
ket active and Arm prices a.trifie higher. Sales
ranged at stb5147j for light A.5 so for
rough packing Ho5d+7S for mixed; s455di75
for heavy packing and shipping lets; pigs sisb
GAN.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000. onicial yesterday,
t.4e3: shipments yesterday. 1891. Ma ket
strong.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: onicial YESTERDAY,
II, 1888; shipments yesterday, 4.so2; market
strong.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, March 8-Cattle-Receipts, 300.
Market strong. Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Market
steady, active; butchers, A6oaI7.i; good
mixed. 81 so1s.d prime light a bo1Ie7!S.
Sheep-Recelpts, loo Market strong
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
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lille % IS I,
S21

Hogs-Recelpts, i3,il5; shipped yesterday.
479. The market was active aad steady, clos
ing strong. Tn top was o. +j against 81 ~ yes
terday and bulk Of sales the same, sL3s0t+l.
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DIES MONIES la. March , -The ma
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evening. At the morning session brief
speeches We're made on the questions:
'What is the proper remedy, and how
may it be applied?'
Aeronaut Wilton, who made an as
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a rope, fell when at a height of $50
feet and was dashed to death.
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STATE OF MISSOURI. u.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE. &"
In the circuit court, of said county, in vaca-
tion, February a6th, 1894. June term, 1884.
Joseph W. White.
Plaintiff, February 26, 1891.
vs.. Civil action In attach
turner L. White. Ineni.
Defendant
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OF PUBLICATION,

by FRANK TRI0G. ID. e.. 3-lO-Jt
o welborn. attorney for plaintiff.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-12-14

Robbing graves is the only crime
under Chinese law for which the thief
may be justly killed on the spot by
any one finding him out.
The Protestant Minister'S Associa-
ton of Milwaukee will appear before
the coming Wisconsin legislature with
a bill to tax all church property.
The overproduction of cotton and
the consequent decline in price will
reduce the revenues of Texas plant
ers this year from sS,0O0,OOO to S4,-
900, 900.
The Oldest national flag in the
world is that of Denmark, which has
been in use since the year 1919.
The Vermont Legislature has man
aged to pass over three hundred acts
in its two months of biennial session.
The painting of the catecombs of
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bright as when first laid on.
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