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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-20

orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices VIII De
sure 10 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-20

mhsr that cholera morbus,
nfantum. summer complaint,
collie. dlarrhoea. and dysentery
D. and AN catarrh OF the bowels.
rl the only correct name for
Elections. Fe-ru-na Is an ahso-
specific for these ailments. which
common in sumner. Dr. Hart
ia q practice Of over forty years.
lost single case II cholera in
..um. dysentery. diarrhoca. or cholera
.Hus and his only remedy was
rl-ua Those desiring further par
liars should send for free copy Of
MINER Catarrh." Address Or. Hart
lam. Columbus, %.
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knco,,oSS Too Many
!:!s!4 S 'Hs g 91|s;ssS Fancy Parasols.
All Must Be Closed Out at Any Price.

Figured Mohnir Black Dress skirts,
very serviccabie, reduced from F1.4S
to 99c.
Decorated Lamps. with dome shade,
brass burners. were Sf.2J, for 79cs
500 French and German Fancy Plates,
were % to 40c., choice ................loc.
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Hiss H.Ic Gunsals No. POS Seven
,.... avenue. Cedar Rapids. Ia. writes
ns of Pc-ru-na: Il can thank
.rc FOR curing me Of chronic
with which ! was afflicted for
SIS years. Independent OF curing
rra. pc-ru-na has wonderfully i'm
~ ul general health. Pe-ru-na is
medicine. ! cannot speak too
I
Niss BELLE GUNSALIS."
Woman free from catarrh of some
rare case. Catarrh spares no
eous discharge means catarrh
means waste. weakness.
wretchedncss. Pc-ru-ua Is
r. cure.
sde King. the well known
sIubrcttc says: "Pe-ru-na, 20
is especially adapted 10
and Z recommend it 10 them
Catarrh book sent free by Or.
D. .rr Columbus o.
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All Fancy Parasols, this seasons style.
that sold for $780, ST. and s.. your
choice ............. .....s..-. ...,.......>t.oo
All Fancy White and Black Parasols,
that sold from s2.J0 TO $3.50, reduced to
$40
All Fancy Parasols. pure silks. also
Black and White China, that sold for 81,
reduced TO ............. ...............'..-'$
ChiIdren's Cambria Parasols. about $50.
TO be SOLD at ..........- '..'.''..''''''''.."
Children's Saline Parasols ......... .2ic.
Misses Finch Satin Parasols, IN all
colOrs ......... ...,...... .....''...''''. .""V'
Navy Blue Gloria Silk Umbrellas Ores
den handles. with covers, sold for Sl.4''
reduced to ..............s.... ...'''''...''s
Ladies' or Mems 26-inch Black Twilled
Gloria Umbrellas .......... ........''.'o'c'
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
Very Heavy White Duck Skirts, for Ia
dies. Tapped seams, 6-inch hem, were y2o.
reduced TO ........ .............. ....'.'.'"c'
Ladies' White Sheer Lawn Waists. made
with IS perpendicular tucks In front also
tucked back, were Sl19, reduced to...'oc.
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II. SlNAUER

Chattel mortgages for sale at this Office,
8 cents each. II
"Spider and Fly" at the New Grand
opera house, Saturday, December 3.
Place your order for a fall suit with
Wittenberg. Satisfaction guaranteed. II
The docket for the December term Of
circuit court has been set. There are 2lO
cases set tor trial.
In accordance with the mayors procla-
nation, all the ba ks In this city will
close at noon today.
Mr.. Kent Chamber came In yesterday
to remain over Sunday with hii
mother, Mrs. DR.. Chambers.
A protrscted meeting is being held 10
the German Methodist church at Hig-
g~Insville. Much interest Is lbeipg man
ifested.
"Doing nothing 10 doing ILL.," Impure
blood neglected will become q seriouI
matter. Take Hoods sarsapsrilla at ono
aud avoid the III.
Mrs. Judge Tut, OF Kansas City,
former well known resident Of this city
spent Thursday here, the guest Of MI
and Mrs. e. q. Loomis.
There will DO no preaching at Prairi
church tomorrow on account Of th
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-.nunnIuIun nay

Mart Thursday will be Thanksgiving
Nav. Il will be observed oil over 'ne
country. and 1t should be. We all have
r...o, 10 be thankful. Some Of US may
,b,nk we have not had . full snare OF
blessings, but the fact remains 'na' We
have ali had more than we deserved.
Wa have had s~easonable rains. o have
msds an abundant harvest. God sent tne
rains. the sunehine and the harvest II
somebody has beaten you out OF Tue
prof, on your crop, you canno' 0iA~e
Heaven for not giving you Q crop
We have had peace In our land ana
.bould be thankful for 1t. II we nave no.
allowed other people 10 live 10 peace 's'
us mt the blame where 1t belongs
W. have escaped oil great disasters On
Ina and ses, and epldemics have not
..vsosd our country. God has given US
,hs heatbeu as our Inheritance. we
nave taken the inheritance aud are now
chasing the heather on the iac' u '"'
earth. ..s, mn 1, /,
ws have been born and brought up
lana of bibles, churches and high civii'IA'
zion and We are sure we appreciate THESE
S,.s.,ng,, We are engaged 10 forcing
other people to accept them we oneI
tbem civilization or the sword, ana u 'nss
accept the latter It is their iaul'.
We live in q land Of civil aud religious
,hsr,y and we are duly proud oil the iac'
=, wa are taxed to death to prosecute meu
who use their liberty to steal and MURDER
"a, 90 not with hold bouquets and gushing
sso,lmen, from the murderers. The poo
fellows are probably sorry tney "e''
caught, ,L.,,h. wo,,,
o.nno, read our secret thoughts. Let III
Sa THANKFUL that we have received NOR
mercy than justice; and II we have no
rsca,ved many special iavors' let u
examine ourselves TO see II we have bee
worthy Of even what we have The Lor'
hlosaes most those who make the oeh
usas OF what they receive. What hav
Won done 10 deserve a blsssingf
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MILLINERY ddo sss PROFITS
MEANS A SAVING TO YOU.


mr.. u. auurvsu, o. ,urs Guy, . mssouIc
high muck.a.muck. has been In Kansas
CITY several days this week, attending the
grand gathering OF the giasticuti. We
uppose he will wear q yellow Jacket and
a three'syed peacock ieA'"'' ~
comes nome'
II you are suffering from drowsines' IN
the day time, irritabliity Of temper sleep
less nights, general debility, headache
aud general want OF tone OF the system,
use Herbine. You will get RELIEF ana
finally cure. frice oo oen's' ro. sa
o'en :,
A protracted meenns u,.
progress Of the -
ginsvilie FOR TWO weeks,
Rev. McClannahan' rev
TO HigRinsville TUESDAY ana u A'','s
In the work. The attendance ID eooo' apu
The meeting will be continued.
Consultation means the accumulation
Of waste matter that should be discharged
daily, and unless this is done the ioui
mattsr ia absorbed and poisons the sys-
tenn. Use Herbine to bring about regu'
isrity of the bowels. Price 80 cents. For
sale by Crenshaw & Young. ll-4m1
49,. 20 mara ann Of
william Dowoy' .s'. .ooidsr,s,Iy
Rev. n. N. Dowos, Ioaawood.
Killed TUESDAY A'.S I'm %hnrman, ! NAV.
Pet'i' county, oy Aiieu Tnn.~., ,brsw
mate Aoou' wS,cb truck Dowdy,.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that the city Of
Lexington. BY and through It's mayor and
city council. on November M i-e PASSED a
resolution 10 be n ordered submitted tothc
citizens and voters Of said city Tor yati1ra-
tion and adoption a certain ordinance and
contract granting 10 the Lexington Water
Co a franchise to operate It's system OF
waterwOrks ia said City for the period OF
twenty years. n providing Tor supplying
said city and it, Inhabitants With water and
providing Tor the payment by rental as
heretofore paid for so supplying said city
with water. which said ordinance and con-
tract will be submitted % the citizens and
voters VI said City OF Lexington Tor ratinc1-
tton, adoption or rejection at a special
election TO be held for that purpose IN said
city on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER al. iSa.
tor the purpose OF testing the sense OF the
voters OF said city thereon.
JOHN C. YOUNG, Mayor.
Attest
Louis CRATE, Register. I'd
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
l,ock Island Implement Company

ltook Island Implement Company
versus
Henry ". King,
In the Circuit Court OF Lafayette County, at
Lexington, Mo. In Vacation.
by virtue OF an execution issued from the
office Of the clerk of the circuit court OF La
flyette county. in the above entitled cause, 10
me directed. returnable 10 the December term
of said court, |, John A. Fulkerson, sheriff OF
said county, viii, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER ., lS0,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and Ave o'clock In the afternoon Of said
day, at the north frunt door OF the M
house. In the city OF Lexington, during The
session of said circuit cOurt Of said county,
offer for sale and sell, to the highest aud best
bidder. Tor cash In hand, all the right, title aud
interest OF said defendant, Henry 4. King. IN
and 10 the following described real estate,
situate In Lafayette county, Missouri, tO-wlt:
Ffty-hye t5l acres, being northwest quarter
/ of the southeast quarter aud fifteen (I5l acres
of north side of northeast quarter of sOuth-
ship forty-nlne tt9l, range twcnty-eight Go;
also west half OF southwest quarter section
n~ineteen n9l, township fortJ-niue tiDL range
twenty eight t2S), and southeast quarter see-
ton twenty-tour ca except torty-iiye tfD
acres OF OF the south end OF the west half %
southeast quarter section twenty-fnur t2U
township forty-nine tel, range twentY.nite
tgal, all in Lafayette county, Missouri.
Given under my hand this I day OF Novem-
JOHN A. F~ULKRRsON, sheriff.
Lexington, Mo-, November 10 lltd
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WE HAVE

Inst opened the only exclusive
on,sca, House in this section OF the
country, and in order to advertise frtlS n ana
method Of Detecting and correcting
ali defects of vision, we will ena InnSs
we FREE, and sell at retail all gSO Oas
AZ Manufacturers Prices, ior a Sho,r
time only. Our customers are s srs,.
references. Our stock stiiS al
class. Our motto Is: 10 pleasS az.
0nr facilities are not surpassed any
wSare, we want your patronage,
orS vii, deal with you in such a man
n ner that If you once trade with us You
, mIi hs one of our references NO
WIZ zoo dinicult for us. Give us a
t tsIalNif we please you, tell your
friends. II we don't please yon, t tsn
us' Open from eight o'clock IN the
morning till eight p. m
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PERRnNALR

I
Col. Sanford Sellers was 10 Kansas City
Wednesday.
Mr.. II. B. corss, Of wellington, was 10
the city Thursday.
Mr.. wm. NJ. Cash went 70 Odessa, We'd
nesday on business,
Miss Loula Corder returned 70 her home
10 wsverly yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robiuson left "wednesday
for a visit TO her old home 10 Upton.
Mrs. Butler Talbot has returued from q
weeks visit to friends 10 Kansas City.
Miss Cora Peak returned Wednesday
from a visit to friends 10 Galsna, Kas.
Mr.. Robert Tsubman aad bis daughter,
Miss Daisy, spent "Wednesday In hAnsas
City.
Misses May and Alice Peak went to
Kansas City Wednesday, 10 spend the
day.
Miss Belle Graves has returned to her
home in MAYHEM, after an extended visit
to | dorado.
Mrs. T. Q. Sawyer returned Wednesday
!, from a visit Of several days to relatl yes 10
Independence.
Miss Edith Hannon, Of Kansas City,
arrived Thursday to visit her friend, Mist
Mary Graves.
Mr.. John @. Fischer returned Wednes.
day from a visit to relatives 10 Topeka
Kas., and Kansas City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, OF Higgins
Vile, 10 visiting the family Of her son, Mr.
W. F. Edwards, In this city.
Mrs. II. G. Wallace went to Kausal
City Wednesday, for q short visit to be
IT daughter, Mrs. Geo. X. Cooper.
" Miss Loula Corder, Of waverly, arrive
ls Wednesday evening to- sislt her sistsl
or Mrs. Mamie O. STEELE, jcfs few days.
s' Miss Laura Horner, Of SHqutsvlils, VIII
has been visiting her uncle, DR., W. 7
Cameron, returned home Wednesday. )
Mrs. j. W. Coulter left the first OF th
week for q two weeks visit 70 relative
o. and friends In Higgipsyills and Corder.
81 Miss Tllda VauArsdaIe, OF cSrder,
the guest OF Miss Alice Smock. 81
~ came TO attend the Taubman-Sm oC
nuptials.
IN Judge and Mrs. John Il. Ryland r
turned Tuesday from a visit 10 the
sons, Rev. E. p. and Mr.. | p. Ryland,
Kansas City.
ard Judge William l., Jarrett, OF Harriso
bis willie, who has been sitting as specI
ter judge In the Ripley rape case, return
vas home Tuesday evening.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Kirtley, OF Mooresyil
NO., who have been visiting Mr.. Kirtle!
md mother, Mrs. A. 7. Kirtley. return
Is q home Tuesday evening.
ara Misses Birchie aud Myrtle Smith,
Sweet Springs, who have been the que
the Of Mrs. Mayme Moreland the past T.
weeks, returned home Wednesday.
kes Mr.. A. Msnlev left Tuesday event
ate, for q visit to his brother, MIR. PatrI
'ast Manley, near Sioux City, Iowa. He "
OF return about the first Of December.
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W. N. A. I%RTgRTAIEs,

"
-1s' oAy e'en'ns "eu'"or'n
sN"u eas Vi app'ness anu
o'oy. ~ wa' Tue oeoas'oa u 'ne
s''en .o.ue 'aue.'
~ '"s 'avu''y y 'ne '0uo
49," VS. ,
~ w. uu pA'''s "e's
~ "'e' p., "ao u s"ayeu
We oM 'ue ,ns ol1wa' Auu
"io o"'oy'"s 'o p''
az 'u u. 'ne eaue,' were
~ ~
u ,n' '
no'e ""u
r.A
%
'.S av'"
w
4 kfgse Oowf0f ietionade ROO IN the
center OF the room, and there wal con-
stantly q crowd around 1t. Drinking one
oIaaa nf thia rafraahin0 havArapa aaamed
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flavor g

The yice.president fithe United States
has passed away, and his mortal re-
mains will be buried this evening at 2
O'Clock. In respect to his high office, /,
John Q. Young, mayor Of Lexington,
hereby request our citizens as far as
possible, TO close their houses Of business
from II O'Clock, noon, to 8 o'clock p. m,
today, as q token Of respect TO the
deceased.
This November 18th, 1899. Mayor
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MP. LUDWI0S

Who has been associated with the
ct Louis Optical Company for some
time past, left last evening for MIS-,
souri,, where he will engage in business
for himself. Mr.. Ludwigs Is a gradu'
ate stt optician,and Is a scientific W Tehra e
ZIONIST and optical expert; Mhlie . IN
our city he fitted many difficult eases e.
thathad bafled other skilled 4psleian ~
which established him in wichita a. a.
an expert opticiau Of rare ability; d az
made a host of friends during ms snor,
stay here, who will be sorry 70 Iea an
of his departure, but wish MN x snt
unbounded success which ne 10 We
deserves wherever ne may S,".
and extend to him a near,y ns,aa,
should he ever return 70 .ne nail,
Princess. - Wichita, hansas D
Eagle, october 4, 1898
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L%snOST-sTOrS'
snd less .han eo'''
|f0'' i0-B u.
..,lor. makes suits '0s
lh' IA will make one
. ...l,,d 100 barrels r..s s 2,
per barrel cash. t., ~
!.,,.s. story brick house.
I, 4 episcopal csurcs -.
I = |, &c. Call q. TINS
G.-,.oor, Manchester Guy
'r'S o,Is,u. wednesday for
~ ,,,rIss gOO mules for
H.. meeting Of lldi'. . VINO
E' ~ supper Az u. ,,
S'I "sIss this afternoon "
4. rn,, says; "sOms Of the
,i%.rtOu go TO the opera
A. ,s,Ir pockets pre'u@ao, y
r,,,ornsrs il their acting u
a.udlrd'" 80
gghi was lO'.s soabie m,
issl as young as Al
Ssh o-.. h.
o,,,rOu Geo. 1. Smith is''
y, - L~savsuwOrth, Kansas
called on professions
.,.,.d with the government
IN, U,rsOu caught hun'inI
.',,,b Of Northrup, on To-
p.,.,'w will be prosecuted y
|,idlhs law w,uax,.
V,,sstt's house is aoou
!, xill move into It befor
rs,bsautiiul house. large
".,,,uieut, and is a goo
',S,h1t part Of the CITY,
,.,,on Of the year when gu
d petty criminals wh
4. IN jail and be fed 40
,b,n to work. Every ia.
b. compelled to work ever
sentence.
DAvis is holding conr'
"a, trylug Lamar'ins hud'
.rd,t. Hudspeth was convie's
l,,u ten years. The supren
.,d,d the case. Hudspet
IA E%ssslsr, at Lake City, !
sore throat, soreness aero
side, or your lungs feel sol
Or you are threatened will
o. pneumonia, apply Ballard
n,pt externally, and use Ba
,bOund Syrup, For sale
Young. H'sni
a Graham, Of Columbia. rel
,uOsrculosls 10 man and bea
Missouri Valley Medic
MARSHALL, Tuesday night. ]
herds Of cattle are affect
disease, aud thA, II is the du
10 lsg.slAts on this subject.
crallty is something irighti'
" .. skaa Naal
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GARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. E. IL. Hickam, OF Kansas City,
and Mrs. Mary e. Scott, Of Lexington,
wish to express their thanks to the kind
friends Of Lexington who stood BY them
with loving sympathy through the sad
bereavement Of their mother ana the
racent illness OF their father.
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Jno. r. Potts. ll.1itt
wittenbsrg does his own work, at
home. No sweat-shop work. II
The MAYHEM Progress makes a dig at
Capt. Redd that calls for blood.
The funeral Of Vice. President Garrett A.
Hobart will take place this afternoon '
at 2 O'Clock.
wittenbsrg, the tailor, has the finest
lines OF SAMPLES In the market. Call aud
examine them. II
MI. Gustav Haerie's Baehr Cave prop.
srty will DO ready for occupancy about
the first Of December.
The tenth annual meeting Of the Mis-
souri, State Dairy Association will con-
vsne In Holden November q.
wANTED-A farm hand. Single man
preferred. Apply 10 J. r. Catron, four
miles southeast OF town. 9-SOtf'
Burglars are actively at work 10 various
psighborng cities. Be on your guard
against this class of scoundrels.
FINE Farm FOR sALE-sOO acres, oppo.
site Lexington; 8 houses; will divide; Ss6.
Address J. N. Vaughan, Butler, Mo.
Rainy and gloomy weather Monday
Just the kind Of day for quail hunting,
and several Of our sports were out TO try
their luck.
Grand annual ball BY Mulligsn Post,
q. A. r., ct Turner hall, Wednesday
evening, November 20. Admission 70
cents. Ladies' free.
justices Of the peace and notaries public
can be supplied with chattle mortgages
at this Office, at 8 cents per copy. All
kinds Of blanks rrintsd 10 order. u
The nnt case of spinal meningitis that
has ever occurred In Columbia resulted 10
the death Wednesday Of Henry Winsiow
Mills, Of Prairie Home, Cooper county,
who was O student at the university.
rs 50 from Higginsvills TO Chicsgo and
return, good going Friday night, Decem'
Der rst, sua r~ssursruE svsvv On'c-F" o"e
day night, December Sd, via Chicago q
Alton railway. Address H. @. 5tidham'
agent ct Hlgginsviiie.
J, While driving to his home. south O.
warrensburg, 10 q storm Tuesday night
: Jesse Billlngsly became frightened at tn
: aspect Of the sky and dropped dead from
/. an affection OF the heart. Deceased wa
81 years Of age. and pioneer OF johnson
Q county.
To THE pEAF-A rich lady, cured OF ne
, Deafness and Noises In the Head BY ID
!, Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, CAV
$1,000 to his Institute, so that deal Peo
:. ple unable TO procure the Ear Drums ma
: have them free. Address No. 5siia. Th
!. Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue
: Nsv york. 10.7y1
We are printing more and more Daiiie
each day, and yet our carriers tell .
they run out of papers half the time 10
= paper 10 In demand all over town. an
some people In the country are no
taking It, though they have to come !
this Office to get the paper. We have nc
i vet been admitted to the postofiice
newspaper rates.
Thousands Of men and women sum-
A from piles, especially women with lena
" veaknesses have this suffering to conten
with 10 addition to their other pain
n Tablsr,s Buckeye Pile Ointment wi
: ou,ctlv etfsct n cure. Price 80 cents
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SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1899,


The ballots used at such election shall have
printed thereon the. words;
In favor OF ratlfyinR the Waterworks con-
tract for New Twenty Years Franchise ana
ieyying the tax thereby provided for yes.
In favor of ratifying the .~Waisrw0rks. ee1l-
WIN f6e fox iLerebv nrnvided n"
"n1no ~ seid clauses u be apaend "
mo voter Tho votes Ssst To- az
agaios al, iba railacation as ma s X
nannn shsn ha' nanvassaa 49, ,".s LII
i"n \" tba same manner nd vntes css, a. y c1,u
oaeors III n sbaiI annear from ,hc re,,,,rnys
~ AMI eIection thar tyo'tbirds nj ibs yn,ars
sso,Ing thernon ura in "a vnr ~ ia" ss.3,yIaa'.t.s'
Inn ~ this oydinance ,he1 Ina wevooa sshaiii
Live nn,tca therenf III nroc,a mo ,lInn ~ IL s KIN.
newsnaner nrInted I'm said IVAN iherenm,n
IND ,in,n thc formal ,ccentSnce ~ MT a,,ti,
nance nv saId LeSinoinn water G~nmna W
w sssigns "a nroyid"d hsssh, ~
nal IN ana herdne a vwniid ana htnaaI ina s cnn
,,r m W." U.s." NS"
Sec IA That thIa ordinance ehalLhaa con.
r scv 10 ID n ~ Nd IT,, ,wasr liza MI sns'tos u nvn,
nannS' Ia Icsing,on Water gomnnamo ~ ~
sasslvns, md shaiI he binding lnon mi mar
s ,ios Nth annaI porce nnd atfads 1914 IN
I'M vs |'he said LeSinSion Water W W
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In the Circuit Court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, at Lexington, December Term, 1879
William Mcintosh. Morocco Saunders, Maria
QUEENS, and George Cuzzerts, her husband,
s. Il. Saunders and John Saunders, adults;
Manual Saunders. q minor; Herbert Saun-
ders, a minor; Luella Gates, . minor, and
Albert Gates, a minor, by Matthew Wilson,
guardian Of the estate OF said minors,
exparte.
nv virtue Of a renewed order.o OF sale made
ON 4 Judgment and decree of the circuit court
of Lafayette county, Missouri, rendered at the
August term, 1898, which was renewed at
December term, 1898, aud again renewed ut
April term, 1888. and again renewed at August
term, 1880, Issued from the ofico OF the clerk
the above entitled cause, In favor OF said
plaintiffs exparte, To me directed and return
able to December term, lsg9, Of said court, i,
the undersigned, sheriff OF Lafayette county,
Missouri. will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Hth, 1899.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and five o'clock In the afternoon OF said
day, In front OF north door Of courthouse, In
the city Of Lexington, during the session of
public vendue, to the highest bidder, on the
following term, towit: one'half cash aud one
half Ia twelve months, the deferred payment
u be secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold. the following described real estate
situate In the county OF Lafayette, and state
NJ Missouri, to-wit; The east half OF the west
half OF lot fifty-nine C59l, also ten feet on OF
south side OF lot nifty t5Ol, all in Old Town o.
Lexington, us same appears ON plat aud piat
III said Old Town, now on file In Office 81
recorder Of deeds for said county.
Given under my hand this sth day ol
Ii.iitd Sheriff.
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OFFICIAL BALLOT.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
|, Frank Thornton, Clerk OF the
County Court, withiuland for Lafay-
cite county, Missouri do hereby GER
tify that the following is the form OF
ballot to be used at a Special Election
to be held 10 the City Of Lexington, on
THE SECOND DAY OF DECEM'
Der, 1899,
as provided in a certain ordinance
passed aud approved by the CITY
Council and the Mayor OF the city Of
Lexington, lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, on the 18th dayyof November
1899.
Proposition to grant Lexington Waite
Co., New Twenty Year Franchise
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BALLOT.

In favor OF ratifying the Water
works Contract for New Twenty
Years Franchise and levying the taS
thereby provided for-YES.
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Meter rates, two cents TO four cents per
100 gallons according to amount used. The
right is reserved to put meters upon any or
all services. Purposes not enumerated at
agreed rates,
Sec 10. The provisions OF section thirteen
Of this ordinance shall be taken and con
strued subject to those OF section Ave OF this
ordinance.
Sec. u. This ordinance shall be submitted
to the voters OF the City OF Lexington for
ratification or rejeetion ut 4 special election
TO be held In said city, on