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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
WELLINGTON ITEMS.
Tcontinusd from last week.J

(continusd from last week.J
In the professional business we defy COM
petition; there are
DocfoRs
3. D. Ragiaad, OF Renick and p. S. Full.
kerson, Of whom Esculapians might well be
proud, and more skillful hands never ham
died bone-ssw or scalpel.
Two as sprightIy
YERs AND NOrARY PuBLIcs,
John s. Blackwell and Jas. NJ. Callahan, Is
ever got up = case, and neither Of whom
want Office.
y JUSTICE,
George W. Terrell, and although not ..in
fair round belly with good capon lined, lis a.
'.full OF wise saws and modern INSTANCES
as any man Of equal theft Of cranium.,
TWO GOOD MILLS,
saw and grist mill, owned and run by that
anti-rallrosd orator-6neh hog dealer-patent
ELECTROMAGNETIC lamp-washing
machine ..icller." Jim Dorton; the Touring
mills by Walter s. Dale, who recently ad-
mitted a partner to share the profits and
losses in the business, and who will pay rs
much for wheat. and sell -four as cheap, As
any other man in the county. ,
In the general
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
business, we have Lewis IL. Day, who has
arisen Phoenix like, and VIII continue to
squeeze tobacco aud .'comb hemp A.
heretofore, and buy all the tobacco. hemp,
wheat, oats. rye, barley. corn and hides the
country eau spare.
SALOONS.
It's no use reporting the exact number,
but suffice it to say rs many Is any town of
its size ever afforded.
In the merehantilc rac we have rs lively q
set of ~..counter jumpers" rs can well sub
sist here. In the general.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
boots, shoes. hats, caps, hardware, &C.. We
have the following:
HORACE W. ARDISGER,
''prince of good fellows and who, "come
veal or conc VICE." always wears q pleasant
smile upon his face.
wM. CORSE L sou
the senior partner, the pioneer merchant OF
the town, and of whom no man ever .poke
evil and told the truth.
JAMES A. TuNsTALL 1 son,
the son is for Harry Il more accommoda.
ting ''young Teller" never cut tape or tore
calico.
We are blessed Tor cursed) with two first
class
DRUG STORES,
Abner Houston running one, and J. l.. Mar
aho n tho nthnr l-tI -. Il.
''main PLIERS of society,""
In mechanics we have Henry Klatz, and q
j. Rider. wagon makers; Warner & Pearson
and Lockhcart Bros, BlacksmIths.
MISCELLANEOUS vOCATIONs.
&. Z. Adamson, carpenter and builder; J
II. George. washing machine manufacture
Geo. W. Embree, plasterer and whltener
NJ. IL. Griffin, cistern builder, Joseph It'd
ball, surveyor: Daniel Bates. constable
"Hardware" Il Baker, fshcrmen; Mrs. L
Carr and Mrs. L. ByInes, Milliners and dres
makers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
MARRIAGES.

Married, At the residence Of the officiating
clergyman, near Dover, April I, by Elder Geo.
Plattenburg, Mr.. JOHN WELLIyER TO Miss Ap-
DIE GkoG
April I'd, JAMES WARREN to ALICE PoE.
All of Clay county.
On the 2lst March. Mr.. JouS " FisHEl to
Miss SARAH FARMER. Both of Wayerly.
In Kansas City, April 81. Mr.. OSCAR Pack
ARD, formerly of this city, TO Miss GEoRGIE
CIILEs, of that city.
TUESDAY, April ID, at the residence of II.
+. Bradford, in MOnitean county. Mo-, by the
Rev j. NJ. Hardy, WM. II. Bowen to Miss Ma
RY J. BARSEBr. Both of this city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

\ NEW DELEGATIoS The Lrgis-
iaturc :.a> u!jnrrn"I. Mitchell and Sicwaltrr
nave returned. but Lalayc; cite has sent
another delegation To the CLOVER house"
for the long term. Tie f"llowin" prisoners
found guilty of rnlbing RincIart> store. left
for Jefferson City on Monday. under the
escort of sheriff Tauuman. Dan HaIiictt and
Jim Williamson. each for three wears. and
Frank Hill for two Years. Charlie Dixon
charged with the same crime. plead not
guilty, had his trial and WAS released.
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W>rpTII.. AT-TI> S'o-

New BooK-, Sc. the Mystery "f hrri'ai;
Two Plung,, f.r 4 r"ari; Lord Bantam "a 81
tire); The american Baron; The Nci!'t: Inc
High Mill. Thr ~ylv"-t.rS, or The QUIT asts:
wrbst-r'> Illustrated Inl'riis"i dictionary
LETTER Writers. q hrStrr!i"ii and Others; Luther
at Home; In II r~ru"iIl": Nor" Khan III" r"nl'
Bear; Mu-inssof Mill" AE''l ""''in; IN
ecu,nr's Account Book: Newspaper Wrappers:
n states. new -tyl". n"i~'l'>-, i"=. counting;
hou.e and double: firr>ii' ~ri"n"'; History "i
the Baptist Church: Eirn'- Note; !'''' p"'!i''"s
nut.. guitar and vi,l.n-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
DOVER SHORTS.
Is Monday morning.

This is Monday morning.
Streets muddy.
'Farmers At work.
Merchants idling.
Our merchants sold th'rty-nve cents worth
this morning.
Cox is in st. Louis.
Asbury Is starting for new goods.
Platt l. HARDWOOD selling out and settling.
Tom Ustick selling out aud will move to
AullvilIe.
Livery stable in good condition.
Ming X Son tiourishins.
Doctors riding.
Doc. kinkannOn gone to rsilroadins.
Washer women stirring themselves.
A stranger in town this morning.
Money feeble.
Wheat looks better-farmers encouraged.
Corn in demand.
1000 farms for sale.
Fight in town Saturday-debris. one
greasy spot and one old hat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

KILLED little boy was killed
here y few days ago. while riding on the
turn table. 1t will take some time for our
raw youths to get accustomed to Railroads.
They ran only be taught by such accidents
as the above, as the warnings of their
parents. and friends have little influence
over them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

We wish to state to our local advertisers.
Chose who do not have 4 standing adver-
tisemcnt.) that our charges are fifteen cents
II linc for the first insertion and ten cents for
each additional Insertion. To those having
standing ads will be charged ten cents per
line for first insertion. and five cents per line
for each additional insertion.
Display locals will be charged for at the
rate OF thirty cents per line for each insertion.
IT Positively no deviation from this
rule.
0ur terms FOR announcements for any city
office is 81. posiiic.ly IN adrdnce. and if not
paid in advance no notice will be taken Of it.
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DON'T BE

We here take occasion 'nihnnh "ur fricnd-
for the liberal pltr"na"" in the lrl.t. and
hope to merit it'in the future. w" regret
the necessity which comp"l- u. L" -av to our
friends: We cannot sell goods any longer on
time, not even for an hour. CASH. OR y"
SALE. As we deal with ono. 50 niie' Ne
deal witt, all. ST. MENG. ~ >bN
Dover. Mo. April 10Th. ls.2.
7. :. This does not apply :" my practice Of
medicine. Respectfully.
4 MrSG
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MARKETS.

wool-3Ot to 10 for combing.
Butter-choice vel. roll. neatly wrapped 20 to
IS; fair to good, Is; white md common, les.
Eggs-frrsh, 10 to l2h..
B~cans-liand picked navy 8? % to $50; medium
and common, 81 90 To 81 IS.
Provisions-S. &. hams, Is to l6c; country II
Siirs-cl-nr, 6tos.
ShoulderS-GtOs.
Larl-7 to 10.
Fiour-chnicr xxx % do bbls . 50; good
second rate 1 10:
Corn meal-O to Coo.
Salt-kanawha. 3 %.
Grocerics-BrOwn sugar 10 to IA; EN. L. IL
to- l4,.;. \. Is to IL; crushed Isl: to l6h.
TeaS-l - to , 90.
COn.e-choice, IS to q, fair "a to Is; .. q.
syni-susar loaf. 81 90 to l 10 golden. %.
Molassrs->. IL. IS; common 80.
Cheesc-N. y. zoe to &c; English Dairy %;
Young America u
PepPer-so to 81; pure ground, 4os.
Alspice-25 To 81.
Hun-y-l5t to zoe.
Tallow--6is to-
Feaihers-nrime, 6oc;
Grain-No. ! wheat, IS to 7s.-No
c ca1sESSXRo = - to on.
Sundries-Oniuns o. 10 9 Oh.
Apples-dried, bu. 10 To 80
Peaches-tricd IS to &C.
Bref@on foot i to SO qrs 8 to 10; cutie to l2I
ltOgS-On 1901 . ~"
DRY Goosls-prints So to lsS.
shectincS-heavy ~ bro, Is to 1s; second do.
ls.; tine brown 1 Is to 1 20; lo-A .hertins 70 to
IS: Crash. l:ts to 20.
Cotton-blcacked, lels to 20.
tantOn Elaunels-l6a to j.
Tickings-ac te 50.
Table iincn-Dt to l 30.
Jcuus-S tn l 90.
Cusimerrs-l % TO g 90.
Paper cambric-l:.
spool cotton-doz; ! 90.
Corscts-l To ) NJ.
Hides and pelfs-dry hides f6 to 17c; green
hides &c;
beer stins-try, per ID. lsSaOc.
-Snnk-prime, u -.
Otter-Sadt.
Cton-prinar, Ir.
Muskrsi-to loo.
s~kunk-s0G50.
Lumbcr-clear pine. * inch, Ca; SANE inch,
as; = stock board, 50, b stock hoard, %; Ssg.
nnaw board dressed. =; fencing, Jo;' clear
flooring, 50, I'd rate do. Is; clear sidinv' nine.
80, ID do. q; u do. ~; Iois, aud scantlins, %;
ID clear sesntling. for fr.me.i IS, 8 shinsiss;
lumber. son. ID %. hard "a -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

THOSE I;nNDS-On Monday OF last
week. an injunction was granted by his
Honor. Judge Tewn>lcy. rr>trainin" thu.
Court in the matter of the Middleton W
ship bonds. The Injunction wiiilc argued
nj the August term Of III" circuit court. So
Carr"n .holi> them bonds yet" The ill.,
junction. no doubt. wi be Sustained.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

E1cIA,us SUFFERER ION, dear M, viii
this Neuralgia never leave ineP PANS IN fh' BACK;
n.in. in In. side. rheumatism in the leg, foo. and
srmsv' Yes, you can find immediate rrilri by
using Dr. Gilman's stimulating ,rram, III" in',i
popular Imminent in tn" mirh"t. lh" Ladies' VIII
moi M, without il lhv doctors Use II IN their
practice, and, without ANY "\r.lil"n IL has be-
come a universal r"mr,iS ~r!h iE Inc" ''"~-
wisch and u " Il l"vi>. ani all druggists.
noylhnS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

haze one hundrcd and twenty acres ~
hbe sIus grsss. with living water. and VIII
pasture al kind. " stock o. very reasonable
tsrms. For full particulars rail OF Eugene
u. Ewing, two miles from Lexington, near
M. Limrisk's.
noi-2EN EUGENE EwfRG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

WHY Will. Yor torGU?-Why VIII You pas
,n5,r m, woke Of that terrible 'yrant. t"n-ump-
fion. when sure and speedy relief l. found IN III"
use Of pr. Gilman i"hr>h and Tar II The
conyh /. obstinate Il few DOSES ni his ~ Liver
pills, followed promptly by t"ho>h ami Tar.
will arrest The most aggravated form "' colds;
For the great efficacy III I"i,osh ami inr, indeed
for all of DR.. Gilmam' remedies. We refer l"
II j. Armstrong, Morton M'intl"y ana 4. VI
Catron. Sold by Th"". G">"is"i AMI ID W u
Tevis. J.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

PICTURES - f"r tl"' best photographs ="
to saunders; fer the best Gem :" - ~i"'''"f> :
for the best iirinhrhnh'- =" I" >a"ni''- III
only GALLERY in town tHii itiN'~ '' h"' H''h-
brandt. In fact, 90 To saunders for all III" h"-f
and latest styles III pictures. Gallery OPPOSITE"
courthouse
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

p1.So. Asp Dr. ,~--r"r-"n. desiring To pr.
chase either i~n-iiwn'n' 'tn Obtain '"'',r la,
s,ins of Mr.-r> Nirlr y Mill. General Agri'H
Snr ,h, celebrated Ari"n and Parlnr '''rn
piano. AMI E>t'v = "'iA-'p rc'h~ ';'in AhN h''.!'f
in th,. w,>t 'Ali nm ~ N -: -rini Tor l'i.r '.r-
,tars M 81, North Firm street. - Louis.
No. An in-iruIn"Hts iGity " 'rri'''"' i''-'f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

whv are Thee ,:.~wi-"h amd u " u lr>i-
the most popular druggists IN Lexington: w
sw-r-isrcaI-' thy >"il ir ''i'ItIi'' : =, 'ti',i
physic ''" NV
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

50 5O-W Will buy a beautiful spring
Arab Shawl at
MCCAUSLAND l. BEDOFORD's
If 80 Nam Street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

DIR. EiInan'- Ia-t.l,-- Worm Powders are ii,,'
snf.st and surr.; for rE'iir"n fIN' nnn'ifr'i
worms have l,-rn ~>pu He'd FROM tl' human .E-'',u
by the use ri ihr,r powder, sod! 10y -. W u
Trvis and Ihcn Gn-wi>ri h"NI'!'f'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

B.HGAIvs- Remnant at an" .''I 'r'll"'i -
Ii yards. r"rar'ii"S>"t cost; a E'r-' rotor ~ ''',
.,r.t-d Diam ,nt -hi,t- l, prices To sell, and
Jr..s goods. Whit blankets. caS~iIn"rc AMI buck
glove. "A, cost: ilIrs To- y" sold N price. to suit
Now Is your chance.
n45lyui N'bI''' 49,
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~-0k

ATTENTION Every man. woman
and child. read this advertisement. and go
direct to Davis X Alstadt'S and buy your
Boots, Shoes and Hats. They sell dir; cheap,
we have tryed them. milf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

No Charges for Reserved Seats.
Cloth shoes at Davis L .Allstadt's for
81 per pair. If.
SPRING STYLES Wall paper
suitable for this season. Flutes, guitars and
violins suitable for all seasons. Handsome
oil window shades. All of the above sold ut
reduced prices ut PIGoTr's.
Stramcke's inc cider vinegar for sale only
at Bowen's. 1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

CO DESTROYS ofrcducing stock prcviou,
to the LIST of January. 1872, we offer
the following great Inducements in
y prices, which are very much below i
the market value. Read attrmtivrly =
and take 4 bee line for the Bargains:
G. 100 yards canton flannel at ljr. :.
oU varus crash NJ ten yards tor 81.
500 yards crash, extra wide, eight
Ey yards for 81.
% dozen huck towels, fringcd, =:
ST. 25.
CO 10 doze" h"ck towels, extra large,
500 pounds cotton batting, lSc per
e1y- pound.
5000 comfort calico, Zoe. "
80 pair blankets. at So to SD.
e1 Good leans at ~ To 40c.
Excellent jeans at 30 TO 60 and 15r. -
CasimcrcS. Il large lot from 81 to
~ every price marked down tn zero.
Astrachan and seal skin jackets ST =
to 81 ia great sacrifice.
eS 1000 dollars worth of iur> at very
tcmptin. prices. Winter i coming. =.
a few fine sets at $40 To $40.
CT 81 =. S''N' "' "SS' WORN" :.
200 yards beautiful rcpp alraras in
p;y- all colors at SOC worth 15 were not
made at the price. c.
Excellent plaids at pc worth iOr.
cT Excellent plaid> at i0c worth 7ar.
Satin striped alpacas at 3ac worth =.
Patterns of silk poplins at sl4
Cv worth $ls ~.
Pattern of silk poplins sic worth =
800.
EV Patterns of silk poplins a, Sl7 worth
Long and square shawl> 50 to Slo.
GB French rrrp silk and wool >lIawl>
/, q 81 ,,,rfl, S.DD .
French rcpp silk and wool burnois
EJ shawls 50 worth SD.
Beautiful zephyr burnoi> at 81 sold E"
last year at $li-a few left.
CO Shawl suits, grey and plaid. AT 81
to close out. sold last year at 81. -
FurS, a great bargain, at & 30,
ET- worth $40.
Kid gloves all colorS and sizes at =
ST a pair t." close out, cheapest gloves
EJ III America.
IS doz l.. {. handkerchief 81 per i
doz.
CO % oz. hem stitched handkerchief
eight for 81. :.
30 doz. hem stitched handkerchief,
81 six for 81;
t1 20 loz. hem stitched handkerclicfs :
five for 81.
r+ JdoA lac" handkerchief 15c each.
~ 20 doZ. shaker all wool hose 75c. %
20 doZ. shaker socks Soc TO 65c.
~ 80 doz. mcrino hose six pair for 81.
% doz. mcrino hose six pair for 81. :.
Beautiful embroidered srtts at 75c
worth 81. Also, at 81 90, ST 25 and
CP ST so per set. =
Glove boxes zoe worth 75c.
800 yards grey flannel at 40c worth
GI SOC.
800 dollars worth of lace collars
49, from pc to 81, b"im" the finest asSort-
~ mcnt. best styles and cheapest lot of
lace collars ever offered for sale IN
L~eNington-new STYLES received every
CT month. These goods must be seen to
fully appreciate the extremely low =
prices at which We arc selling them.
CT This Is no Cruise 10 get up ali en-
citcment but based on sound COM "
mrrcial principles. bcncfiting our
CO selves as well as the people.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

Young MEN Davis L .Allstadt will sell you .
nice pair of boots, almos: throw you in = hat and
send you on your way rejoicing. Call and see
US, If
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rROTTING STAILlONS AT NET.
TLCNOOD.

GMRHI\o viii .t,ni Tor n itIni-
.tl ted nu.ua.rnf mare ~ ~, :sia- I'm
IT. n'c. .. sTy and and s ST. /. ID i.! n%,'r. At s" W
Marr>hrv't ~ the s.asu:I not proving In 1oal,
nav u. returned n"Ni = u Zen Sr-iy.
Nsnihrinn j. = dark rsi bay, nftt.rn hands and
ihr' lnri'r high. iUWr Year, old IN july next,
sr dhrthe celebrated Marion. son at Mrmbrino
i, hicf, liam by Bob D,alaAr. 10y N,mbrino Ohiri,
sc, Membrane l. nearly a nili brother In blood
to Mr.. luni,r'> y! Errt.., Tor which he paid
Sip, ObD nj u 2-Ncar did.
More yalunl,ir horses have descended from
Membrane ,hi'f than ANY irotting stallion IN
.tmcrics Among the most noted arc Lady
Thorn, VI. Pilot. Idol, Lrio-con, W. Membrinc.
n. ratchcn. Brignoli, Clark Chief, and grand
sire OF the great Blackw cod, sold for more money
than any horse In IN. uniied states before.
Msm,rino wa- exhibited IT Sedalia. war.
rsnsbur- and Lexington. and took six premiums
and one sc,'ond premium over all ak~s, nom Az
part, Of III, country. season viii expire lss o.
July. - 49,
Also. a, the sam. stables. PsF!ANCE, U. the
properly 1T ur. Wilson. a dapple gray, s,x.sSn
hands AMI one inch hlgh, will stsnd - w 'e
season, or SlN To insurc. ~
defiance " q, >ir-l iy the EHgiisn COACH notss
DShancc Imported, aad OUT ore oosoukno'e
mlrc. $4,000 49,. a,..,,.
,,rnty NJ l,oar. and sahstseoe, nne crrrher. snu
In ever, way . .usss.nfiAi hGPse tnT an2 ESSnRP"s
'e, -Nr. wilson viii train q few bor.ss 81
prr day.
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TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Only l2i1 cts. = ward for good bleachcd muslin,
Il yard wide. ut ktller's Variety store. 5atf
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JOHN r. HGRR,

MArvtkWs MO-,
r IrE and FIRE Insurance Agrpey. Dry Goods
Groceries, Hsts, B4oes snd shoes, Aaa
general variety storr. snfSsh I'D new. Snsasff
Than any one else can -, - com o. psVoso<'
dealS-Ao
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WANTED BY a Young man. a
graduate Of 4 Commercial S,hnnl. situation
a. book keeper in some business h"'>'. ut IL
moderate salary. Tn" best of references
given. Apply at tlIi> Office. N".iStf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

EoR, Coon BED-rlcan room. and
n ,ouarc meal, 20 To the lind"ll Hotel. Kan
.,s C;tv. j. ii. BAGwILL,
my3l-ly I'"i'i'''''
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

CAsH-PaiA for Lard, IalIpw. Grca-c or
fat of any kind
\ al a. I.ESttIE.
cor. Main and Pm" streets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
BROWNSVILLE ITEMS.

The Brownsville Banner of the 9Th inst.
the ioIl"wu" items:
We regret /" learn that Elder William
Henry Robinson. of Miami, i dangerously
i'll. His physicians think there is no hope
for his recovery.
During the present week A. car loads of
cattle have been shipped from this place.
Pretty good Tor one weeks work. when we
consider HAT >"Iur wise solOns d]enoIninate
thu, aS a.>crub village"
The ground has been cleared preparatory
to making brick for those 9brick buildings
on Main street. With these buildings com-
pletcd and occupied. we shall look more city
fed than ever.
The heavy rain on Sa;urda has not been
oqnalicd in this commut for several yearS.
b~larkw.trr. Davis. Salt Pond and all The
neiss,boriny creeks We're entirely ont of
their banks. ~Black water raised about fifteen
feet. and Davis about ten feet. Our oldest
inhabitants" have been busy the present
week giving dates of like occurrences.
Some OF our young gentry. Il few days
ago, mnir 4 trip 10 Cnncordia, and wishing
to SHOW OF. "r -"mrihin@. cot possession of
al owl. AMI expressed ii TO ! Young lady re-
siding ut this rl.r,. She considers It rather
an owii>l, TRICK. ard promises. ifayain re-.
pcatr'!. 10 pt''ii>I :!irir names.
La>t TAFT Mr.. Ware erected 4 large Ice
house ga hi> land Hc.r i:iackwatcr, and
durim" ii" wi,;tcr filed it with ice. putting
i'll ahrl, 49, tons. ID ring the heavy ram.
last saturday. Black water got on 4 bender
aud overlooked - bank. and ON Sunday
morning the water WAS three feet deer
around the lee house, and remained SO until
Monday afternoon.
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CASH! CASH

On and after ,hi- day it j. my intention 10
ADOPT the late departure that l. Incoming
80 popular. | propose To drciin" the opening
of new ACCOUNT, and clos" all ,iil; are due:
and in the future to Civ" accommodations
only To those who have paid promptly when
the cash wa. required. Those VII" are IN
dcttcd to ne, ! urgently request 10 call and
settle their small accounts.
WM. J. PIGOTr.
Lexington. March Goth, 1872.
'.coI bieschri muslin, yar's"ii", at va cts
a, Keller. Variety Store. 'Ni
To LADY READERS OF THE INTEL
LIGESoHa - We take pleasure In ann"tinc-
Ing To you, that We are just receiving In'i
opening a magnificent stock Of Dry Good.
from l2ic per yard up TO the finest silk.
Also Kid. six and Cloth Gloves. Laccs. En-.
broidrrie., Fringe, spring siawi-, Collars
and Cuff, Under sleeve. ani l thousand and
one nice ne" neat and stylish little things,
Indispensable 10 4 lady wariropc. We
viii 10 delighted tD show yor our yood..
CONF AND LOON At THEN II will not CO..,
you anything 10 look.
MctArsLAND& iEDYoEr.
II 80 Main street
Feat Corset for Is cents, AT k'li'r's FHfi'i.
s,,,, Err
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

GREAT NOVELTY ~ Dtvi- 4 Aiista't'-r y
Shoe without u scam behind g" and try them 4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
Bowen has n fine assortment of candies.

OF EVERY VARIETY & STYLE!
The assortment of New Goods pre-
scented this week, in every depart
mcnt, will be found more attractive
than any we have ever heretofore
displayed. We invite every one to
call and examine our stock.
Prices Shall be satisfactory
,s,e ROYLE & NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

PURE Kentucky whisky always
KEEP, AT the Ehi'rli". an Laurel street.
When YOU wish the ,,'ir" article. lh-t re-
member th" place. AMI call. We keep nom
ing hut purr liquors Of every ""-'r'p'l"i
and when Won take "a drink. YOU n".'' MOI
fear OF heinz ,"i-"asd. R"m"n'"r iii' ~
dorado Laurel -rrrtf. aprIlIr-ti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

II IL amtising u, .~s the crowds that continu-
ally keep buying cheap shoes and hnis, nt Davis
4 AiIistait's. they have EVERY quality sil~. shape
and color. n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

-aFRoM. II. J. HULCEE, NJ. D..
Louisville, ky.-Thc organ manufactured by
you for me was delivered safely. l have
compared its merits. side by side with others
of similar make and power. and do not hcsi-
tate, after an impartial trial Of both. TO state
that your organ 4. In NIL essential points In
finit"ly superior 10 every aud all others that
! have ever seen. You modcstly said you
thought would he pteased. I Will briefly
say to you that I am more than pleased. l
am delighted with its Diapason capacity,
great power, sweetness and briiliancy.
elastic touch and perfect equality OF tone.
visic Il Mills, No. 2l4. N. 9Th street, st.
Louis, No., General Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10
NOTICE!

Beat Corset for 4, cents, AT kelicr's Variety
st,,s err
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

SpASG'S EXCELSIOR oII.-John
Powell grocery merchant on Franklin street.
nearly opposite III" Mtrk"t-ii"n>" i agent
for this celebrated oil. superior 4" ANY inn-".
1t give. Il brilliant light. amt j. non-"Nl'!"-
siyc. Tnlik, other OH. il will not soak into
wood and icav" grease spots which cannot
be removed. CaIl ut Prw"ll- AMI supply
yourself. He will prove what he >,y> by
testing it in yol:r presence. rH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

CrpE NurR CnH&> - Bv going I"
klu.-. In >tyic. tit and finish. hi> boots can t
be- beat. Nus u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-10

VYNNI\,. ho,s,ht ~" c>,r '.i'" stock Of J. W.
Ecnirr,i, Ne aI- now r~r,Inhrcd 20 offer our
rniirr stock "f . ir'n.w'r willow ware, &c,
..rh,a,. fur ash, ,nd h"Is h. prompt attention
AMI low price. 4" m"t.i the patronage Of the
,,uLl,r :, Irr'- ar't Kansas City Wholesale
In, ,urltcIt,I. Il, -I'rrinily,
r,i TITO. ; Mct.REw CO,