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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-29
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court At Lexington, In vsca-
ton. juno x5th, lsas.
Louis 9. Stout, Plaintiff,
versus
Tiri6e Payne and william 8. PAYNE. her
husband, John TagGart. Heury Tasgsrt.
Iinssy. RSssis Iiussy ws siSsss and n {. 4.
Malkey. her husband. Defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein.
and sisdayit. alleging. among other things.
that defendants Rdie Linsey, nagrie Linsey'
Hattie Linscy Walker. and J. ": Walker,
Of Hissouri: W~hsreupon, il is ordered by
the clerk Of said court that said defendants
be notified, by publication that plaintiff has
the object and general nature OF which 10 u
obtain Z Judgment aud decree for partition
among the parties in interest of the following
described real estate situated In Lafayette
north side Of the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter. and ten acres Oh the south
side OF the southwest quarter OF the northeast
acres Oh the south end OF said ten acre tract
also twenty acres more or less. being the east
half Of the nor}aesst quarter Of the north.
Eanse -, containing Is acres more or less
aud that unless the said defendants be and
appear at this court, az the next term thereof
the city of Lexington, In said county, ON the
NTH day Of August next, aud on or before the
third day OF aaid term. IL the term shall &C
long continue, and IL not, then ON or hef0rt
the last day Of said term, and answer or plead
70 the petition In said cause. the same will b
taken as confessed, n Judgment will bt
rendered accordingly.
And i 10 further ordered that u copy hereo,
be published. according to Law, In the Licking
ton weekly !ntelligencer, q newspaper pub
lished 10 said county OF Lafayette, Tor fouI
weeks successively, published at least once q
week, the last Insertion To be ut least nfteen
days before the nrst day Of said next August
term OF this court.
Atrue copy. Attest
c. l.. RwING, Clerk.
by PEARL RgEDER, D.. 4. 62A4t
John e. burden, Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF
In the Circuit Court OF said County, In vsca-
ton. June 18th. ls95.
The State OF Missouri at the relation and to
the use OF Thomas A. Catron, Collector Of
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, In the
State OF Missouri, Plaintiff.
The Unknown heirs OF John shody. deceased,
Defendants.
To the said unknown heirs Of John shody,
deceased. You are hereby notified that SAID
you In said court by petition, the Object
and general nature Of which Is to obtain q
Judgment for the taxes, interest aud costs
due on the following described real estate.
Of Missouri, to-wit: Lots Is and IA, in block
n. 81 Thomas addition to Waverly, Missouri.
said real estate being delinquent for the
1885, and tina said taxes for said years,
exclusive OF penalty. interest and costs,
amoupt In the aggregate TO the sum of e2s.S5,
and that the same may be declared . Hen on
sold or so much thereof As may be necessary
TO satisfy the Judgment rendered herein, with
Interest, fees, penalties. commissions and
unless you appear at the next term Of said
court. to De begun and held at the court
house, in the city of Lexington. in said coun-
y. on the nth day OF August next. and on or
before the sixth day OF said term, II the term
shall SO long continue, aud II not. then before
the end OF the term, and answer said petition,
the same will be taken as confessed: and IL Is
lished in the Lexington Weekly intelli.en-
Ger, Q newspaper, published In said county Of
Lafayette, for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion to be ut least fifteen days
Of this court.
py = TABOO. ,, G Z. L. EWING. S sa.s !;
| n. c. Wallace, Jr., ATTY. for Plaintiff,
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STATE OF MIssOUhI,
County u Lafayette
In the Circuit Court of said County In
Vacation, June .Gtb, lssi.
the use III Thomas 4. Cairun. COLLECTOR OF
the Revenue Of Lafayette CvuLty, Ia the
State OF Missouri. Piaiutin.
Unknown heirs OF Rliza Roberts, deceased,
To the said unknown heirs Of Eliza R.,berts.
dsreesed, YOU are hereby notified that ssid
10 nid Circuit Coprt BY petition. the object
Ynd general nature Of which IL e. obtain =
Judgment for the taxes, interest and costs
situate Ia the county Of Lafayette, snd State
g. Thomas addition to the town OF Wavefiy,
tor TIE years i-si, Ssss, isss, issS. iii, ss.s
. lees. and that said tsses for said years
exclusive Of penalty. tneersst aud costs,
ISIS, aud that the same may be declared =
ltee on said real eststs. and thai the same
may be SOLD or 90 much thereof AZ may be
heIsln, with Interest. fees. penalties. cum
missions and costs.
And 9 are further notified that unless
10 be begun and held vt the COURTHOUSE, in
the city OF lexington, In said county. ON the
NTH day q Ansu.t next. and ON or before
30 long continue. and Il not, then before the
end OF TIE term. and answer said petition,
the same viii be taken - confessed.
Of be published In the Lexington WeeLiy
county Of Islsyeus. Tor hfseen hays sue
four weeks before the commencement OF the
next term Of this court.
A truo copy. Attest
ny p.... r..oo, o E e. l. EWING GEL;
4. c. Wallace. If, Attorney for Pirintia
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Lafayette
In the Circuit Court Of said County In vaca-
ton. June 18th. ls06.
The State Of Missouri at the relation and to
the Revenue OF lafayette County. 10 the
stste Of Missouri. Plaintiff.
Unknown heirx Of Sarah L. wiley. deceased,
To the said unknownhcirs Of Sarah L. WILEY,
deceased, you are hereby notified that saId
aid oourt By petition. the object . ssnerai
nature Of which is to obtain a Judgment for
the taxee. Interest and costs due on The follow
Of Lsfsyetss and STATE Of 's Missouri. 20 IT, S s0e~ss:
Part Of l0t 4, block n, nnt addition tD Lexin9.
Tor. Missouri. more particularly described ~
, ssss coro c~Sp% o. 'Ss { s. sid sss' {. :o ssso 81 no. .Ss,s 3
test. south 50 fest. vest % feet, north - feet
to beginning. aid real estate being delinquent
for the years 1885,, lsa. lso. lSeo. 1901, lea and
lea1. n that said taxes for said years. ex-
cluslve Of penalty. interest and costs. amount
In the aggregate to the sum OF els.a and that
the same may be declared . lien on said real
much thereof ~ may be necessary 20 safisfy
the Judgment rendered herein, with Interest,",
fees. penalties. Commissions and costs.
appear ct the neat term Of said court, tS b
begun and held Mt the courthouse, In the city
Of Lexington. In said county. on NJ NH
S S:y Of Of H ..sS s.s ns.'i 2; ,S 2. s % Ssi sss,, =. = i sa..
coutiuue. and u nOe, then before the end o
the term, and answer said petition, the sam,
will BE- taken as coufessed.
Aud it Is further ordered III q CODY here
OF be published In the Lexington Weekly
Inteiligeocsr, . Newspaper published In sai(
county OF Lafayette. FOR four weeks success
lively, the last insertion To BE- at least nfteei
days before the commencement of the mex
term of this court.
A true copy. Attest
! BY FRANE TABOO, ID a.. go q
H. a.. wallace. Jr., Attorney for rIsintia
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CRENSHAW & YOUNG,
DRUGGISTS.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
'TATE OF
County of LAFAYETTE

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court OF said county. NJ Lexins-
ton. In vacation. June s6th. lSn.
The State of Missouri, At the relation and to
the use Of Thomas A Catron, cullector of the
revenue ut Lafayette county, In the state Of
Missouri, Plaintiff,
Unknown heirs Of John Martin, deceased.
Defendants.
To the said unknown heirs Of John Martin.
deceased, you are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has commenced n suit against you In
said court by petition, the object and general
nature OF which 10 to Obtain, a Judgment for
the taxes, interest and costs due ON the follow
OF Lafayette aud State Of Missouri, to-wit:
Lots u. Is, 10, u and 10. In block NJ, In 81.
Thomas addition To the town OF Waverly,
Missouri. said real estate being d~eIinqucnt for
lsss, and that said ia xes for said years, exclu-
sive of penalty, interest and costs. amount In
the aggregate TO the sum OF yl6.s., and that
estate. and that the same may be sold or so
much thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy
the Judgment rendered herein. with Interest.
fees, penalties commissions and costs.
And you are further notified that unless
you appear ut the next term of said court,
to be begun and held At the court house, In
the city OF Lexington In said county. on the
the sixth day of said term. IL the. term
shall 30 long continue, and II not. then before
the end OF the term; and answer said petition,
the same will be taken ~ confessed.
And IL Ia further ordered that . copy hereof
be- published In the Lexington Weekly lntelli-
gencer, a newspaper published In said county
last insertion to be at least fifteen days before
the commencement OF the next term of this
court.
BY FRANK TABOO, d. G. S-2s5t
nc wallace, IT., Attorney for Plainuf.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
STATR OF MISSOURI.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit Court of said county, at Lexins-
ton, In vacation. June ssth, lss5.
State of Missouri, ct the relation and To
the use OF Thomas A Catrou, collector Of the
Missouri. PLAINTIFF,
J. Y. CAN'T. Defendant.
10 the said J. Y. CAN'T. you are hereby
notified that said plaintiff hos commenced
: suit AGAINST you In s.iS coSr. BY petition:
10 TO obtain . Judgment for the taxes,
interests and costs due on the following
described real estate. situate In the county
Lots IT, D and Is. 81. Thomss addition to
1885. and ON lot q, block u. WsyerIy. Missouri.
block u, waverly. Missouri. for the years
$50 and lSsa, and on lots I and !. block
%. Waverly, Missouri. for the yeas 1891,
years. exclusive Of penalty. interest and
costs, amount In the aggregate to the SUN
Of eao.96 and that the same may be declared
Q lien on said real estate. and that the same
neceessry TO satisfy the Judgement rendered
herein. With interest. fees, penalties, commis
And You are further notified that unless
you appear ct the next term Of said 9 ,urt
TO be begun and held At the court house. ID
the city VI Lexington. In said county, ON the
before the sixth day Of ssid term. Il d.
term shall % long continue. and II not, thcu
before the end OF the term. and answer said
petition. the same viii be taken ~ confessed
And IL 10 furthes ordered that q copy
hereof be published m the Lexington Week
y i~utelligeoces. . newspaPer pubiished "a
succsssiyeiy. tSe last inssrtioo to be 1t ieasi
fifteen days before the commencement o
the next term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
C L EWING. Clerk.
BY Frank Trigg, d. c. S9pSe
n. c. wallace. jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.
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BAPTIST OOLLEeE OUgATORs.

The STOCKHOLDERS OF Baptist Female COL
lege met last Saturday and elected tbs
following board OF directors:
Revs. q. w. Hyde, II. NJ. Richardson.
w. l. Cole, 8. NJ. Brown, w. T. Campbell,
J.. L. Lawless and w. A. Crouch; Judge
N. M. Givan, Messrs. H. @. Wallace, Nj.
Chapman, A. v. Robinson, y. o. Grimes,
D. w. d. Tevis. I. d. Saunders, j. F.
Lannesu, Walter 3. Wsddsll, Robert f.
Waddell aud A. G. Williams.
The directors elected the following
officers:
Rev. G. w. Hyde, president; DR.. D. W..
B. Tevis, treasurer, and DR.. H. Nj. Rich.
ardson, secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has, in
His in1niIe wisdom and His own good
time, on the fourtesnth day OF June, A.
Of the BAPTIST Female College, John Viii
liam Waddeli. from his lAbors and the
busy scenes OF earthly life to the realities
of the unseen and eternal world; and,
Whereas, Our brother thus cut Oh In the
sixty-fourth year OF his age had spent
most OF his years in this community,
where he had grown to manhood and
lived an honored citizen, an active busi-
ness man, u jealous member of the Mis-
siouary Baptist church, and . staunch
freud of education, male q female, a.
evidenced BY bis contribution Of tims and
money to William Jewell College and OUT
own Baptist Female College, We dsem It
meet and proper TO give expression OF his
worth as . citizen and co:iaborer iu the
cause OF education, and our sense OF per-
sopai beres vement la his death; there
fore. be it
Resolved, That 10 the death Of John
William Wsddeii this community has lost
q valued citizen; bis family an indulgent
and kind husband and father; the church
and his brethren . safe counselor and lib.
eral contributor to the cause of Christ,
aud the cause OF education, o especially
the Baptist Female College, . fast friend
and supporter.
Resolved, That our sincere coincidence
and tenderest sympathies are hereby tsa-
dered'to the bereaved widow, children and
grandchildren In this dark and sad hour
OF sore afiiction; and We commend them
to the kind care aud protecting providence
of Him who hos promised to be q husband
to the widow, q Q father to the father
less.
Resolved, That q page be reserved on
the records OF this board for, and that
these resolutions be copied thereon, and
that the secretary Of this board make oft
and deliver to b widow and family Of
the deceased q copy of these resolutions,
signed by the president Of the board and
attestsd by b secretary.
n W. HYDE,
ii. N. RICHARDSON,
w. l. COLE,
Committee.
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STATE OF MISSOURI.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Lafayette.
In the Circuit Court Of said County. In vaca-
ton. June auth. isaS.
The State OF Missouri at the relation aud 20
the use OF Thomas a. Catron. Collector of
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, la the
State Of Missouri, Plaintif,
Unknown heirs Of Christopher King and
Anthony Crop. Defendants.
To the. said unknown heirs Of Christopher
King and Anthony Crop. you are hereby
notified that said plaintiff has commenced q
object and general nature OF which Is o.
obtain q Judgment for the lakes. interest and
costs due ON the following dsscribed real
State Of ' Misso"r i"s ,oc% STo f,o q. i1 nnS : Ian, anS
y, Waverly. Missouri, said real estate tbciur
delinquent for the years lss;, isSs, lssg, lsal,
1891. lsa! and lssa. and that said taxes for said
years, exclusive OF penalty. interest and costs.
amount In the aggregate To the sum OF sii.os,
and that the same may be declared n lien ON
said real estate, and that the same mny he
sold or 50 much thereof as may be necessary
To satisfy the Judgment rendered herein. with
interest, fees. penalties, commissions aud costs.
And you are further notified that unless You
appear at the next term Of said court. t,,c
begun and held at the courthouse. Ia the cits
OF Lexington. In said county,. ON the tfth dav
OF August next, and on or before the sixth
day OF said term, u the term shall 50 long
continue. aud IL not, then before the cnd OF
the term. and answer said petition, the same
will be taken as confessed.
And IL IL further ordered that a copy hereof
be published la the Lexington Weekly Intel
~ "Ff iassSc : neT So sPs four %ss Sn" sSc 20 ssI'"sl San nv
last insertion Ia I've at lcast fifteen days before
tho commencement Of the next term OF this
court.
A true copy. Attest
Z. L. EWING, Clerk.
by FRANK TRioa, ID c. S-ss-st
II. Z. Wallace, Jr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Racket Store,
LOCAL s-HoRT-sToPs.
HAERLE BUILDING.

County court Monday.
Attend the Remnant Sale, Monday.
Lots Of rain again last Tuesday night.
Assessor Tribble 10 ct work on the city
assessment.
Go TO friedrich the Tailor for your
sprfnr anti. 4-27-tf
Home money to loan at eevsn per cent.
Catrou 4 Taubman. SAT-
For . stylish and well made dress suit
e TO Frederick the Tailor. 4-67-tf
There are seven deaf and dumb children
In this county Of school age.
June, the month Of sunshine aod roses
and also . superabundsnce OF rain.
The small boy and the firecracker will
be greatly In evidence next Thursday.
WANrHp-work on q farm. BY q young
whits man, with wife. Call at this ONCE
Father D. N. Costello has been granted
Avacation, to 60 to Ireland. He sailed
last Saturday.
Peaches, apples and other small fruit on
the market now. Peaches promise to be
plentiful this rear.
We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for e2.60, all styiea, at Cash shoe
House, opposite p~ostotiice, Ed. Meyers
"And what Is 80 rare as q day 10 Junef'
Give u up, Mr.. Poet, unless 1t be two
days. A perfect June day is hard to dis
count.
We often see some horses driven about
che streets Of Lexington that strongly
suggest the need Of . socisty for the pre-.
veution Of cruelty TO animals.
During the raia storm last Tuesday
evening, lightning struck the warehouse
OF the Silver Canning company. and
burned Il to the ground. II was Insured
Tor $500. The fire company made q gall
lsnt run to the fire through the rain with
theIr hook and ladder wagon, to which
was attached . team OF horses, and pre-
vented the flames from spreading.
On next Thursday. July 4, oil over this
broad Gland OF the free and home OF the
brsvs'' patriotism will swell the breast ol
evsry true American citizen. The canno
via boom, the flag will wave, patriotic
strains OF music will fii the air, and thu
orator Of the occasion will fire the hesrti
Of his audience with his burning elo'
qusncs. The Fourth Of July Is America
grsstsst day. and dead indeed Is the sou
Of the man that does not thrill with Q
ssnss OF pride and love Of country on that
s~vsntiui day. Such n man will beaI
watching. Let Old Glory wavel Lone
may shs waveI Attend the lehman
sais, Monday.
Don't miss it-Rsmnsnt sale. Monday
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a reduced price. Now. remember. these are stictly nv own make.
MY long experience in busness-FoRrY-T Two YEARS in this city: the
reputation that l have made is that there is not another house in the
state that Is any beuer-Yes, l can safely say in the u. S. have
sMd thousands II vehicles. and it is very are that you come across II
party thai has made a complaint oh, yes, Russell is rather high in his
work, but you will not he able 10 buy good work unless YOU pay for
u. l am making better Vehicles for the money than l ever did. and
grade of work for the money, it cannot he done.
l am agent also for seyaaI Of the leading carriage houses in this country,
mao One o. ne most noted the Columbus Buggy Go. Their reputation Is known
me wond oyer. Being a practical and experienced carriage maker 1 know the
wogkmenl can made the guarantee satisfactory. II is surely a great advantage
- w urcnase l have o in stock \ large selection Of Vehicles o other
whichw will be sold for Five per cent. discount on the nst-every purchaser
Gan zee IN net pnce when called for. Remember all work Is graded. Twill SUR
Pney ou 70 see hOw cheap You cal buy a Vehicle. This change will take place.
l VIII % forced TO make "a sacrifice in my own work; and will keep during the
work this year
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WASH GOODS

ara Z necessity Of the summer wardrobe.
Scotch lawns, &c; printed 0rgandies,
50 inches wide, &C.; fine dimity, Sc q yd;
PIisse, that nobby crinkled fabric, l5c;
fancy duckings, SC; the best ones now At
c; the finest Scotch ginghams reduced
to &c, never before sold for less than
12}c, and the others generally get lie
for them. A big line OF them to select
Dimes advertised as half wool. though
they are not. Genuine half wool challie
SO inches wide, lSc. All wool cl,allies,
36c. Ladies' silk mitts, 10, 10. 25. S5c,
Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests, 4, 8, 10, Is
26c. Ladies' sud children's shoes and
oxfords, all kinds blacks and tans
Children's tan spring heel shoes, 5-7f
76c; children's tan spring heel shoes
6-l01, S1.10; misses' tan spring heeI
shoes. l1-2. $l.30.
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Russell Russell Russll !
THE CARRIAGE MAKER!

THERE will be a change in my
business the first of the wear, and
1t will be necessary for he TO
dispose of my stock of Vehicles,
and to enable me to do this | will
give Inducements. / Have "a
large stock of my own make of
work ON hand, consisting of Sur
reys, Buggies, Road and Spring
Wagons, which will he offered MT
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Closing out Remnants. Sale Monday.

Jim Bowman, alias Chas. Willisms. and
Tom Kelly, pleaded guilty to vagrsncy on
May 18th, and were given al days In jail
They refused to work upon the ros with
the other prisoners, saying there was no
law In this country to make a man work.
When the q days were up they were In
formed that they had been charged forty
cents for each day they refused to work,
and that they would not be released until
1t was paid, This caused them to change
their minds, and they are now working
on the road with Sheriff Wright's gang.
Closing out Remnants. bale Monday.
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Lon McBadden, who was convicted Of
grand larceny at the June term Of the
criminal court, and sentenced to the peui.
tertiary for two years., was pardoned by
Gov. Stone last Monday. McFadden was
badly shot by the officer at the time of his
arrest, and it is not likely that he will re-
cover.
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THAT'S THE DAY.
Sale F.!
NEXT
|M|0NDAY
DAY |
|0NIY|

To clean up short
lengths and odd ends.
The accumulation of
Our Great Retiring
Sale +!
We have dozens,
and hundreds of
Remnants Of every
kind !
During the rush of
the Closing Out Sale
they have been neg
lected and have accu-
mulated to an alarming
extent. They are now
very much in our way
and w propose to close
them out In q single
day
COST not consider
ed-VALUES hardly
recognized.
1t will be almost like
finding them for all
who come
and there will be a
a "lucky find among
'em !
We don't want them
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Higginsyiile Acme; Mr.. Fritz Melpers-
hagen, a farmer living three miles south.
east OF town, met with u horrible accident
yesterday morning while operating q bin
der. In working around the binder while
cutting wheat his left hand was caught In
a cog wheel.and literally cut to pieces and
his arm was broken In two places. So
great was the strain that his arm was al
most pulled from the socket. He 10 20 So
~riously hurt that his life is almost despair
ell of.
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1t Takes
Pluck, Vim
And Energy

Out Of a person to wear
a heavy dress these days,
and why will you do it
when there are such airy,
cooland dainty dress stuffs
to be had for so little
money. You must dress
in keeping with the
weather if you would pro-
tect your health and have
a happy disposition. Take
a few moments and look
through what we spread
out for YOU.