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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
RAILROAD LINES.
a r. :sssEss ,lss. ~. z.
Ri: : " Acknowledgement
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /. isse
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEr
STATION.

LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREzr
STATION.
Nv A. l DaAs -......n yuu ana NOrfciH
Nr.-IIBJLA l.IAlIED-Ar-
rive NorIOik II 80 a. 81 5tOSs
ony et a. .srs0-fs. Ms.ssiiiy.
t.kets hot accepted Tor pas
% ~ on THIS train.
eos A 81. Daily, THE CHICAGO EE-
PRESS fof LyncnD-rs. Koa-
nOke. Blueue.d, PoCanOutas
kenOya, Columbus. ana Col.
cagO. Pullman Buffet Sleeper
Roanoke 90 Columbus, without
change. also Tor Rldford.
Bri-lyi Knoxville, Chattanoo-
"a, md intlrm.l4tte p.ints
$50 p. N. Daily, Tor Nosiolk. suffolk.
and intermtllate stations. Ar
rive NCri0.A 200 T. "
II 20 p. NJ. Daily, for Roanoke. Radford.
Pulaski. and BRISTOL OOT.
meets at Roanoke win
noosa limited Pa,i.'im 1s' lss.
ers Roanoke ~ Memphis ana
New Ole..s A.tO. i.r .....
field and POcahOnt1s. Also. ..-
Rocky Mount and ail station,
Winston-saiem Division
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER be-
tween RICHMOND ard LlNCHBrRG
man Sleeper Peter burg 90 Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily go s NJ ana
p NJ. From Norfolk and the East
II O5 a. NJ. and Vestbuled Limited. 20
L. VI. X. w COZ ltINEY.
" b RFvffT.
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. Roanoke. Va. Sc
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Y0RK-RlYER LINE, VIA wEsrPoSr
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10. $40 p. ~.
LOCAL l.APRESS, ua.Iy, except e4h.
day. Stops IT all stations. Al Lester
Manor connects with stage i0r " alkert0ni
also. at West Point with fOrk-hiyef
steamers for Baltimore
.RAIN ~. 10. 4.45 p. ~
..aAA..A.a.sas.- 4aIatt .s.-fH
suuaay. Close connection al West Fo.Df
with steamer fOf BALTIMORE.
Steamers leaVe baltimore az p
and West Point s p. n, daily. ex-eI.
Sunday.
monI at s.Ui A. NJ. daily. 1870 A A.
daily. except sunday and Monday and 80
200 p NJ, daily, except SUNDAY
TRAIN 40. q. 30 a. NJ
LOCAL MIXED. ds ~, except sunday,
leaves Twenty third street for Nes. fy.ls
and intermediate points.
Tlckcr-Oulce at station, foot AZ fsnA
street. open from : 40 \. NJ t0 b. 80
and from $50 +. NJ. 10 200 A. 81.
Traffic Manager. General paef AZ
W H GREEN, General Superintendent
N ] O'PRIEN. Superintendent
{. W. CECIL, Travelling Pa-se1gei
Agent, 80 east Main street, kic1mo
Va no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

ia. AM 4 4.lDa4 - ~.o~n
A..l,lest closed one nouT BEFORE sailing
''- -.'~smers leave New York from Pier
o., -~urfn g4veT .Or N.~.lii.Olq every MON
IL 49,. y, r.DNtsoD.Af al ) Il Nj, and
SATUEDAl at L. NJ
pass,Iger deeOmmO4atica unsurpassed
Cebin are To New YORK Including
n,,.@., md bertm VIZ James river,
1I..uoud and Petersburg rail-
80 ana Chesapeake and ohio
railway ..... .-.ss.. 'sss.s ..........A w
R..''''-tr.1 tickets, sCod tor thirty
oaNs .... ..s-..s s.s.s-s......... IL %
c'i'a''7st-tare. without subsistence w
49,. Ola sale at nienWOi Transfer
cccpany's SOL east - n street. Chesa-
,s.ir'F,fJ ONO. and klcnln.. II ana Pc
te.spar. Gepots. aud al company once
fS'1 81 Nam street. Nh 81. tickets 10
r,tnv ngDular northern wateFing-places
n,t simmer resorts can be obtained
= : a.. en- 0kvd through.
kie,eht forwarded aA1 through bills OF
lad.ng issued for points beyond New
YORK. -. 1891,
pasGenQers leaving Richmond on MON
pAIS TUESDAYS. " ..DNESDAYs.
T1iNsDNYS, md SATURDAYS by Inc
chesapeake and Ohio railway via New
mort SswO a, $40 A. NJ. nd by the Rich
Richmond ana Petersburg RAILWAY Com
Uany ,same days. at A. NJ, will make
Connection az Norfolk with steamer l.av.
NO GTO. W. ALLEN G co, Agents.
Sc % No 1912 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

OF provisions: this year there VIII b. ~
baaNets. ,gcb BASKET containing th' io'
lowing articles. 70 IL poaids OF nour'
pounds break asst ba eon. 3 pounds susar'
I pound coate and canister IL POUNDS
rea. pounds rice. pound candy
basket.
rnc d!s;rihut u VIII be made from
Woodward a lothro.'s store corner
Adams ard broad streets under the al
rectlon of The 20" wing committee; LOUIS
T.. Euker. }. &. Bowman, Rev W. w.
Landrum John + Mayer. Il IL NJ
Harrison. +. }. CraiFie. TIL mas wv l.
knbcn Burton. George l.. street, ftahN
w. Cunningham. and George W. Hi"y. 3,
Thu SINNERS. while being Jolly. good
set OF fellows. never miss CIV '' W
do d charitable act and ever Snflher
will 81 the hr''er Tor TINS
Offering. All SINNERS are invited - be
on hauJ on TUESDAY and lend their aid
to the committee.
Acca T.mplc fas been success ever
since its ORGANIZATION. and has b cn f"r-
tunate IN havI c had for its chiei "ilic'fs
such mn a. Pr. sion Belvin. LOUIS !.
Ecker. Fred Pleasants. and George J.
Street. The annual election In tn Shri"e
occurs on cembcr a6.h when an en-
tire new dlvan vii b. chosen. as VIII
also Rcpresentative OF the imp rial 'oHn-
eli. ACCa Temple. oy us NUN" 80 ~"
being emitted to two representative
past-Potentais Louis Il. Ecker has rep-
resented The temDle for several year..
and is now chairman OF tn, most I'M
porfant committee In the Imperial Coun-
ell G. NJ leage and Pay for Represen-
tatives-and viii again stand for re-elcc-
ton. Past-Potcntate Streets name Is
mentioned In this connection. he declin-
ing 10 stand for reelection as potentate.
Frank Cunningham will undoubtedly be
the next potentate and will doubtless b
rs successful as all his predecessors.
Acca Temples great feature is It's Arab
Patrol. which. under the captaincy OF X
& Edwards has attained great prof.
cheney In drill. and is the pride OF every
Shriner.
Il Is und1 rstocd the Arab Patrol have
an entertainment IN view. to which the
public will be invited the details OF
which have not IS yet been perfected.
The Post-Onire on Christmas.
Sunday hours viii be observed-that Is
a delivery from the carriers window
from to i. NJ
There win be ore collection. nj Il NJ.
An imnortant mail should be placed in
tn post-cnicc after that hour to insure
its dispatch on tina day.
There will b 70 delivery by carriers.
stations vii observe the same hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
PROVISIONS ron THE room.
Aeon Temple. Mystic shrine. To Have
Its Distribution ON TUESDAY,.

On Tuesday next between the hours
Of 10 A. NJ and =. u Acct Temple
VIII make its annual Christmas oferlns
10 the needy poor OF our city. Last year
the Offering was made under The auspices
Of the ladies of the city Mission: this
year II viii be made under the auspices
OF the ladies 4 the Shrine.
The Offering last year was Is baskets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
lsl,LslvN Ur uop-Ll,.n OF.

lSIILsioN Or CoD-LisEn uiL.
HYPOPBOSPHlTE OF LIME & SODA.
This excellent preparation for Coughs.
Gods. Bronchitis. and N Throat and
Lung Troubles. made for the last twenty
PURCELL. LADD & co.
"No'es"'e Druggists
p~i~s sA~ AZ all druestorea NOT
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ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:

o.vJ A. NJ. from Atlanta anu Jackson.
Vile.
s.Aj A. NJ. Thursday and Sunday each
week. from Atlanta and The
South.
$40 p NJ From Atlanta ana Augusta
$50 a. NJ. Pr M Key VILE
FREIGHT TRAINS VIII also carry pas
eengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
sou qERN RAIL WAY
(PIEDMoNT AIR-LME).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 3. 1875.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, va:

Nv a. a., wv .......s .-.l l.A...,.. assay
for Dantlle, Greensboro.
Winston Salem. Sleepers. Rlct-
mOnd, Va, 10 DauFlAe all
Greensboro Connects az Dan.
Vile with the Washington ana
Southwestern ke-updleu Line
tied 90. 30. carrying s.eeper8
Danylie 10 Asheyille. Atlanta.
Memphis nGSfdiiiSos New ori '' ar4
Jacksonville. also, rrst-clfes
day-cOaCLes between WASH
ingtOn and Atlanta. Pasqan-
gers can use these coaches
without extra charge. Doura-.
lions made az Memphis ar.
New Orleans for AID points D.
eXas and California. ~'ee..f
open for passengers az $50 B.
TBS p. NJ, THE EXPOSITION FLYER.
Tuesday and Thursday Zach
week. carr Ing through Pu'-
man s.ee2ers = Atlanta. 81
connections FOR all points
la:5 NJ FAST MAIL. daily. Tor Az.
lanta and points south ,.r-
rects at NOscley with Fame
vile and pOwnatan raiIr'a ~,
al Keysyil,e for CiarksF.lf
oxford, Henderson, ana ID .i-
ham, and az Greensboro f.r
Durham Rale IN. aad Wine.
ston-Salem. Carries s.eeper
New York 20 Atlanta .ani
Montgomery and from Sew
York 20 Jacksonville. Par.rr-
Car Atlanta. g Birmingham
eco P. NJ LOCAL. daily. EXCEPT sunday.
r0frfr
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CEABOARD AIRLINE

--AGDULE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY.
MAY 5. 1895.
3 A. L. No. p3 No. p.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
CoUsTY OF LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit Court OF said County. In vsda-
ton. October u, lse6.
The State Of Missouri At the relation and 10
the use OF Thomas A. Cstron. Collector of
the Revenue of Lafayette County, In tho
State of Missouri, Plaintiff.
Sarah II. Bransford and Milford D.. Bransfosd,
her husband. Susie X. Emery, formoriy
Susie X. Bransford. and John 8. Brsnsford.
Defendants.
To the said defendants. You are hereby
notified that said plaintiff has commenced .
object and general nature 81 xhicS !; %
costs due on the following DESCRIBED real
estate. sitllate In the county OF Lafayette aud
state of Missouri. to-wit: ''Carding machise
lot" viz being a part Of the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section -, town.
ship 5i, range y, more particularly oesonoed
as 70, fSiio ,ssa BEGINNING ssr.;n $3.50 a. : e: !. ss q. 'os .,ss
formerly owned b. william p. MOOR. which
corner IL south 9. degrees. east ~ links
, IAN IN s.so JUS Goansr w,sn ~ : ~ ~ =
marked with three notches and bearing south
7sk degrees east, 10 links from said corner:
Of Mulberry street NOV sSsS street. and Seias
the thw west corner 70 = iot ~beioQotaS =
Ferries heirs NOV I'd. Mc0rsWJ end
Sssasr 10 s cosne noo %iss ~. 'Ssi SssSs
tnow goth, south 10 xdegreee esN,
stake: thence north IN degrees e.
tn q stake; hen north ION degreeQ
feet To q stake; thence south ol4 0oS0
west. $50 feet to- the be~eiunine. cuutalutaa
6e-iOD OF an acre more or les, ! elng ne saDo
lands conveyed by deed Of Charles c. Casruil
to Jackson Cooper, of date July nd, iuSl.
recorded In book X, No. !, % poge b5A IN
recorders once. Lafayette county. Miss0urt.
said real estate being delinquent f0e ~ years
1851, lses, 16e9, iuRo, 1921, lo4 and ~, ord that
said taxes for said yearu. exclusive Of o0Alty'
Interest and costa, amount In shs aggregate u
the sum OF oleyBu, and that ~ same may b
declared Q lien on said real estate, and H.
the same may be cold or % mucA tA6roof u
may be neceesary to satisfy The 1o1gmeul
rendered herein. with Interest, fees, penalties
commissions aud costs.
And you are further notined that unlses you
appear at the next term OF said court. ~ he
egu and held 81 the courthouse, In Ne city
OF Lexington, I'm said county. on he md 0ay
Of December next. and on OF before tAe eixtk
day OF said term. II the term hall % QaG
continue. and u not, then before the - q
the term. aud answer oatd petfiO0. tie oaDl
will be taken - confessed.
And u b further 0rdsred ~ 3 epDY aMUgl
be published In the LextnGt0e WeGfly 1nec1
ligencer. = Newspaper pu6llsAed 10 ~ c0uofy
Of Lafayette. for f0ur weeks oucceqo1vely, ~
last Insertion TO be 1t Ieast nfteoo oayo 60eor
the c-ommencenent Of the nszt tern q tAia
court. H.sf
A true copy. Attest-
n, p,.,, R...-,. : 2. ! swIHo. CT;
X c wallace. Jr.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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5 KNOCK s A;sss 81 sss sa s.f ss 4
sSP0TS Use ST. JACOBS OIL a 9Rs . Satss t s,s ssss fads$
8 OUT. IT Is MAGICAL.


They fought against sickness, they
fought against trouble, they fought
against sin, they fought for God, they
fought for the church, they fought for
truth, they fought for Heaven. When
they had plenty Of money
their names were always on
the subscription list. When there
wa any hard work to be doIe for
God they were ready to take tho
heaviest part of it.. When there came
u great revival they were ready to
pray all night for the anxious and sim
struck. They were ready to do any
work, endure any sacrifice, do the
most unpopular thing God demanded
of them. But now they cannot go fur
ther. Now they have physical infirm-
tiles. Now their mead troubles them.
They are weak and faint by the brook
Besor. Are they to have no share in
the triumph? Are they to get none of
the treasures. none of the spoils of con-
quest? You must think that Christ
has n very short memory IL you think
He has forgotten their services.
Cheer up. men aud women of unap-
preciated services. You will get your
TCwhfd IA NOV htitT
Charles Wesley comes mp to Judgment,
and the thousands of souls which
were waited into glory through his
songs shall be enumerated, he will
take his throne. Then John Wesley
will come up to judgment, and after
his name has been mentioned i'm
| connection with the salvation of the
millions of souls brought to God
through the Methodism which he
founded, he will take his throne. But
between the two thrones of Charles
Wesley and john Wesley there
will be a throne higher than either, on
which will sit Susannah Wesley, who
with maternal conservation in Epworth
rectory, Lincolnshire, started these
two souls on their triumphant mission
of sermon and song through all follow
ing ages. Oh, what a day that will be
for many who rocked Christian cradles
with a weary foot, and who patched
WORKOUT garments and darned socks,
and out of n small income made the
children comfortable for the winter.
What a day that will be for those to
whom the world gave the cold Shout
der, and called them nobodies, and be-
grudged them the least recognition.
and who, weary, worn and sick,
tainted by the brook Besor. Oh
that will be a mighty day when the
Son of David shall distribute among
them garlands, the crowns, the scep-
ters, the charlots, the thrones. And
then it shall be found out that all who
on earth served God in inconspicuous
spheres, receive just as much reward
as those who filed the earth with up.
roar of achievement. Then they shall
understand the height, the depth, the
length, the breadth, the pillared and
domed magnifcence of my text, "As
his part is that goeth down to battle.
so shall his part be that tarrieth b
the stuff" s
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Florida and Southeast,

II you have any intention OF going 10
the Southeast this fall or winter, you
should advise yourself OF the best route
from the North and West. This is the
Lpuisvilie IL Nashville Railroad, which liz
running Gouble daily trains from st.
Louis, Evansville and Louisville, through
to Nashville, Chattanooga. Birmingham
Atlanta, Montgomery, Pensacola, Mobile,
Jacksonville and all Florida points,
Pullman Sleeping Car service through
Specially low rates made to Atlanta dur.
ing the continuance of the Cotton States
Exposition, and tourist rates to all point.
in Florida and Calf Coast resorts during
the season. For particulars as To rate,
and through car service, write to G. p
Atmorn, General Passenger Agent, Louis.
willie, Ky.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, Thomas T. Stramckc and Rebeccs
W. Stramcke, his wife. by their certain doed OF
trust, dated the fourteenth day Of August
lsoo. and nled for record In the once OF to
recorder of deeds In and for Lafayette county,
Missouri. on the fourteenth day Of August
lse0, and duly recorded In the ssid once OF The
recorder OF deeds OF Lafay ette county. Mis-
souri,. in book ~. at page "a, conveyed TO thu
undersigned. among other pieces. the follow
ing described real estate. io-wit. Lot mum
bered 10. in block Q. In Anderson's addition &C
Lexington, In Lafayette county, Missouri
said conveyance being In trust, 20 secure q
the Lafayette County bank the payment OF
an Indebtedness. In said deed Of trust de
scribed; and whereas, default has been nod
Ia the payment thereof: nov, therefore
public notice Is hereby Given that l. th<
undersigned trustee, at the request Of the
legal holder OF said indebtedness and ICED Of
trust, and In pursuance Of the terms of said
deed OF trust. and by virtue OF the poWes
vested In me by said deed Of trust, will, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. lsas.
at the court house door, In the city OF Lexiue
ton. In Lafayette county, Missouri, pruceed q
sell and will sell the property herein before
described, or any and every part thereof. II
public auction. TO the highest bidder, for cash
between the hour OF nine O'Clock q. m. and
i've O'Clock p. m, OF said day. TO pay the aid
indebtedness and interest, and the cost and
expenses OF executing this trust
io-l2-ot WILLIAM AULL, Trustee.
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OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF MISSOURI.
County Of Lafavstts.
In the Circuit Court of sail cossty. - vas1.
tioa. 0ctobsr sssAs ~ ia
TIE use Of TSomas 4. Cst1oe- ColIse6pr q
STATE Of Missouri. Piainua.
walssr co.hsrd and gsssessr ouvAssa. ~
hein OF Richard 4. CoWhssd. Z. q. eaSrS
and n. Q. Johnson. sxee1eouA e. 49,
deceased. 3. D. sayre. sxssueee oftnesu14
Of DNvtd A. Seyrs, 0eoe8o = CeVe01o4
he unhnown heiu q n!sieale os1Rs ss1
T Isv sSs =; :s nv I. f ). save ~ :. q 5ss,ss-
~ssecutors, and I'M 0rakR, e1e41oElx 9 M
Of BENJAMIN 0.st. Seceese4. D. Ascs
3. CCWherd and tSs askaevS hs6ss q
SercSy notiasd tSss ssA plais1fl - en-
SsHSsS . d. ss't os &C., "a ~ s! y ~ sssss q
WhtcA u Tn obtain . JuAg0ouf To- - mseA
interest and costa due q - $3.50
LAfayefte and etate Of MtasG
southeast quarter Of
section twelve, toWueeep
tweuty-eve texcept rghe-ot-Wuy
Pacific Railway Co. through
III ISL ss'H Hsss Ss sns IS. -. sSsi sssl:ss1SssJ
oosts, amount In H. ssgsoo11s p ~ s9ss
Of elb - ana thst The eame - eeul1g4
may be sold or % much tksssof . ~ -
necessasy TO saaisfy tAs judgDe9eggnAngo1
herein. VIII intsrsst. fssa. psssoess. eoo-
Asd YOU are furthee notiasd - unlss
you appear at Ne next tern q go 0uhsI
% be begun end hesd a ~ o~osyeno1eAt Z
the city Of L~exingtoo, IN sAtd co01ty. - ~
md day Of Dccember nsxt apd o. q beeuey
% tong coatinSe. ana q sSt "a $500
end o. ne tern; 2 s.srsf - pesss'e.
And u h further oedered tAat . eopy hogp
In~telligescer. . newspapse vahones1 = -
county OF Lafayette. for four weeks oneceD
sively. The last insertion 70 b - 49, ofseoo
term OF THE court.
A truc copy. Attest
N, PAM R,rp.,. 3 \. EwiAe'Ss
H. G. Wallace. Jr.. Attorney ses peaAae11.
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N

Notice Ia hereby given 70 all creditors and
other persons Interested In the estate Of Henri
Hagen, deceased. that the undersigned publtc
administrator. In charge a. administrator d
bouis non. with the Will annelcd. will apply
to make n nnal settlement OF said eatate. q
the November term. lU0A, Of the prO0ate cour
of Lafayette county. Missouri. 10 be begun
and held at the probate court room. 70 ue
November, 1885.
9 N. WILSON,
In charge as administrator de bonis mon
with the will annexed. loI2-A
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-09

quarter Of Hostheasf 4Hars69 g.
90. eoynsAip ~fotysigke ~, q g99gOtgeGoD.
~ Cxs, .ald esl est.ts 800 t9llS9ep -
s e y's ss.. go i =, e. "a e, -. q is,.. :
penalty. iussre.e ed 600 a.s0eH -
agGre6ate % the sun q oll.e9L ~
tke ssne nay b dspaars1 ~ q
estateI ~ tkst ths sane ~ - 80 80
=: Ss' ;.ss::s. - -, : Si:s-..x
foea. penalties oo00las1ons , 49,. -T
AID you ere further noe10G1 ~ uEsas
you appear at ~ next tee0 - - eUugt
he city Of kexingtoo. - - ssan9V, = ~
~ ony Of Dss.zess 2sss g b:eose
shall Q long cootinSe. ard y noa - sseoss
the end Of he tern, - anoUeR - Doo10onS
the same WIN b tnksa = oool0aDo1.
b. q 49, + ;;. (: sS 3 g L. fS.;s.t ssstt -
eencer. . Newspaper puhaisAsd y - cen19y
Of Lafayette. for four Weeks s0coap91vely. tko
last insertion % be at leas alSssa 1ayo 6Goooo
the commencement q tho uoxt tsfD - thto
court.
A true copy. Attest;
BY PeARL RREpRa, d. c. IeOA
n. Z. Wallace. Jr- Arorsey for Piaasue.
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FINAL

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
other persons Interested In the estate OF Anna
q. Hagen, deceased, that the undersigned
public administrator will apply to make .
final settlement of said estate. st the Novcm-
Der term, 1895, OF the probate court of Lafay-
cite county. Missouri. 20 be begun and held q
the probate court room, In the city III Lex
ington. on the SECOND Monday In November.
lsa5. N WILSON,
l0-i2-5t Public Administration.
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FINAL

Notice IA hereby given To all creditors and
land G Graham. deceased. that the undersigned
administratrix will apply TO make q ANAL settle
ment Of said estate at the November term, l6od.
OF the probate court OF Lafayette county, No,
room, In the city of Lexington, on the second
Monday In November, ISIS.
MARY y. GRAHAM,
l0laI ADMINISTRATIVE
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FINAL.

Notice Is hereby given To all creditors and
other persons Interested In the estate OF Emily
r Hutchinson. deceased. TINT the undcrsigued
administrator win apply TO make q final settle
ment Of said estate ut the November term, l6oA
Of the probate court OF Lafayette county. Mis-
court room In the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday In November. lsa5.
JOSEPH u. HUTCHINSON.
l0-l2-5t administrator
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-09
OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. H.
County Of Lafaystts.f
In the circuit Court OF ala Cesssy. n vsest
tou. Ocsuoer 9ete. -.
the use Of TSo@ss A. cassca. ooiisssor u
State q SissoSri. PisiSsis.
Uns.oss Helm OF I..bss. .. nesss
Defendants.
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Haser, you are hereby poefAsd shst saiauon6kt
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section eighteen ue, !
range twenty six (3S).
delinquent Tor ,he yeass 6D91a1
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he same may Be declared : iss . 81 sssi
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feeA. psositiss. commissionS ssd ccses.
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20 he begun and held at the court h0une. 10
the city Of Lexington. in said county, on the
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tern sss,s ss ~ 60 sn5 soo ~ ~. SSc,s INV. ' snS q 90 s.sc
And Il Is further ordered that . coQ1
hereof be puhlisAed IN the L~exinGtou week
ly !ntelltgcucer. = newspaper pubtt1Asd -
s1ccessiyeiy. The Last inssSt.aH 10 BE- q Ssss
fifteen days boforo tbs commencement OF
the next term OF tails court. ~.
BY PEARL Rrrpus o.. c. SoSI
X. c. wallace, Jr, Attorney for Pssinti6.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF lfIseoURI.

County OF Lafayette
In the Circuit Court Of saSd ooun1y, q VEGA
ton, October ~. ~.
TIE State Of Missouri, at the reaae3ou 81 %
the use Of Thomas A Catroo. 0olAooeor - ~
MissDup, Plaintiff,
Unknown hein Of r. 4. Moore. esosass1s
Oefeooanes, IS ItaF
$780,. yos Is -. - -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-09
rINAI. EMENT

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
other persons interested in the estate Of Frank
lin w. Stockton deceased. that the under
signed administration will apply 70 make z
final settlement of said estate. at the Novem
cite county, Missouri. 10 be begun and held II
the probate court room, In the city Of Les.
ingtou, ON The second Monday In November,
lSa6. THOMA y. BTOCkTON,
lOI2-5t Admiuintrntor.