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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Follow COPY-Dur cotcmpOra-
ries are making dc-peral" attempts l." ]!,nrtrtc
the fancy style in which ZONE advertisements
In the Caucasiln have been ct. ,p.Hr.
nciglb0r-. your effort il, pat. start spInc-
thing original ali your own. for wise, yOu
will be entitled 10 credit Cduca'ia".
Permit Il. to correct You. il YOU please
Let u. for ooce assure you that the style not
ONLY Of your advertising columns bat Of
other part Of your paper il Of such a''fAnrS y
character. that the ISTELLIGENCEn would
not degrade itself Gy trying TO initiate you.
A paper whose only claim TO originality
rests upon n rciia.h oi Brick !',!ncroy'-
vnigarity, with lc,. than .onc-tcnLh Of The
brain. I" render j, palatable, should be thu
last one 10 charge Others with the want oI
originality. Don't be afraid. We will
never follow copy on zach select and
chaste articles as appeared in your las,
Issue under the head Of or Talk The
fancy sfyl. Of advertising 10 which you
refer. appeared In the IS'gLLIGgScKn Il
month ago, and any one who /. familiar
with the 81. Loui, and other city papers.
will know at once iiDw absurd ,:c the prctsn.
tiont Of the Caucasian 10 originate! IN What
1t term. ,ts fancy style" Come neighbour
deal 10 plain fact, and don't ,ickcp the pub
lie with - much huIubns. QDcIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
The Appropriation Bill passed by

The Appropriation Bill passed by
the House, provides As follows: For
pay of General Assembly to April l,
5000 /; contingent expenses of ditto;
SOL, 900; printing laws aud Journals,
$1,000; distributing laws and %journ-
ais, $500; contingent expenses of
the Supreme Court, $1,000; publish
ing decisions of ditto. 500; contin-
gent expenses of District Courts, $3.50;
safe, and Jew door to the vault in the
Office Of the state treasurer, $2,1O0;
repairs of Capitol$l ,65l 50; balance to
be paid OH account Of Louis Houck's
supreme court reports, 500. .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Hon. Il. j. Mitchell returned from Jeffer-
son City last Saturday. TO spend two or three
days at hom:. He reports strong opposition
and powerful lobby influence against the
County Court bill, but Is %>anSuinc of its
final success. The struggle will he In the
House. owing to Shcwaltcr', position. The
senate will go for it two TO one. Mr.. Mitch
ell returns to tir. Capitol to-day.
Mr.. Lock Tcrnunc has just returned from
an Eastern tour. Found quiet, peace and har-
In0Ty prevailing at every point of his joIlr-
ncy, ana returns home to find the people of
Lafayette in 4 DBL of = muss.' The
contrast ovcrpowcrs him.
DIR. IL. Z. Garner favored us with 4 rail- one
day last week. He reports Richmond dull
and quiet. and our friends all we'll on that
side of the stream.
Mr.. Cor>". ono tWclIington's handsome
and cnt"rpri>iny young mercha.. :. { dropped
in Oh Us yesterday. No local items of inter-
-, 10 report. Since the late Il. L. election
Col. Mcclellan. Mai. Dorton and Capt. Black
! We'll have subsidized. AMI qsict once more
f"igh> along the banks of the Sni. At nat
time in the future THESE distinguished speak
cr- viii make another oratorical foray
t.ir"ugh Cla! township. the deponcnt sayeth
not.
Maj. George Gordon. of Davis township.
spent an hour with IA, yesterday. He repre-
>rnt> his town ., almost. Il unit in
ia|or of the county coat J.ii. lie left on
the evening train for ST. Joseph to attend
TIL wedding ot L relative inthat city.
W. Il. Steele. on" If the most stirring and
intelligent farmers Of Washington township,
and one Of the newly elected directors OF
our fair, also favored us with i visit. TIro'
his influence AMI that of his friends, a far
mcr,' club was organized ut Whratlcy's
school house Saturday before last. with the
following officers: T.. NJ. lIacral>on, Prcsi,
dent; W. L. Tyre, Vice President and Kobt.
Lankt"rd. Secretary.
C~HEAP-Bili Gill is selling ready
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

VIELE & Mills From Rev. G.
IL. Corey. Missionary Teacher. Richmond,
Va. We are delighted with our new Cabi.
net Organ, manufactured by J. Estey 4 Co.,
Of BrattlcbOru. VT. on professor OF music
%pronounccs 1t ''mo>t excellent" another
! says, II never heard MI instrument will
more sweetness and softness Of tone"
viele j. Mills, 3ll n. 9th st. st. Louis, Mo.
Genl. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
A CARD.

Thankful to our friends and customers for
past Ia,or>. We pr"p">c 80 continue "i' ing
our best efforts to our business. nrclcctin-
nothing that "" can do for ou+ customers
interests. believing them to sr identical with
our own. Though We have protc>>cd to sell
goods only for cash. we have. from Il spirit
of accommodation. allowed ""ndS to 20 ont.
TO a limited extent without the money. W"
intend for the future to adopt the CASH
SYSTEM STRICTLY. No goods will be
con>idc"rd sold until they are paid for. and
goods sent out of the house W.: '. iIrronipa-
MED by the bill. by keeping good goods.
selling at the smallest possible margins. anil
being prompt and accommodating. We hope
for a continuance Of the patronage of the
people of this aui adjoining counties. Please
remember that there will he 50 exceptions
to the rule. CASH On DELIVERY.
Very respectfully.
A \. ~. . ~iE>UEUE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

c." DESTROYS ofrcducing stock previous
to the LIST of January. 1872, we offer
the following great Inducements i'll
CYT price,. Which are very much below =
the market value. Read attcntivrly
and take Il bee line tor the Bargains:
- 100 yards canton flannel ut l5r. &
800 yards crash al ten yards for 81.
500 yards crash, extra wide, eight
CT yards for 81. &
- dozen huck towels. fringcd. -
81 -.
CO 10 dozen luck towels, extra large. 4
800 pounds cotton batting, .lsc per
cv pound. f.
5000 comfort calico. Zoe. e.
80 pair blankets. at So to &I2.
r,7s Good leans at - TO iOc. 9
Excellent jeans at 80 TO GO and Zoe. g.
Ca>imcrc>. Il large lot from 81 to
r.=- every price marked down toiZcro.
vs. A,traclan and seal skin jackets 81 %
to 81 ia great sacrifice.
RS" 1000 dollars worth of turS at very .
L tempting prices. Winter Is connie. -.
\ few fine sets ii $40 to $50.
e 81 ' ~. sims '' q
700 yards beautiful rcrp alpacas in.
re all colors AT soc worth - were not
~ mad. at the price. g
Excellent plaids at BE worth iOr.
~ Excellent plaidS at 50c worth 7jc.
~ Satin striped aIpacas at Soc worth q
DVC.
Patterns of silk poplins at sli
W worth Sis ~. a
Pattern of silk poplins SIG worth f.
so.
CJ Patterns of silk poplins at Sl7 worth q
So.
Long and square si,awlS 50 to SIP.
- French rrpp silk and wool slIawls :
at 81! worth So. 9
French rcpp silk and wool burnois
- shawls 50 worth ST.. :
Beautiful zephyr burnoi- at s. sold e"
last wear 1T Sl5-a few left.
CE' Shawl suits. @rcy and plaid. NJ 81 ;
to close ont. sold last year AT $l5. =
Fnr>. a great bargain, ut 81 80,
CES worth $40. .
Kid gloves all rolors and sizes at -
81 Il pair to close out, cheapest gloves
c1zT III America.
% doz l.. {. handkerchief 81 per Il
doZ.
~ % doz. hem stitched handkerchief
so doz. hem stitched handkerchief,
rz- six for 81.
~ 20 doz. hem stitched handkcrcl,icfs <
five for 81.
r- doz. lace handkcrcl,icfs 75r each.
IP 20 dsz. shaker all wool hose 75c. Z
20 doZ. shaker socks SOC to 65c.
so doZ. merino hose six pair for 81.
% doZ. mcrino hose six pair for 81. Z
beautiful embroidered SETS ut 7jc
worth 81. Also, at 81 GO, ST % and
tY 81 80 per set. -
Glove boxes SOC worth 75c.
500 yards grey flannel at 4Oc worth
CT 5Oc. /
300 dollars worth Of lace collars
from pc to 81. being tho finest ~aSSnrt-
Is ment. .cSt styles and cheapest lot of .
lace CELLARS ever offered for sale III
Lcxirgton-ncw styles received every
rs" month. These goods must he seen to
fully appreciate the extremely low =
prices at which We are >ellin. them.
cTr This is no 'ruSc'' to get up an OK
element but based on sound COM
merrial principles. bcncfiting our.
r1H- selves as well as the. people. -,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Wnol-3Nt n -.
B~uttcr-ch"lrr vel. roll, neatly wrapped 20 70
u: lair to GJ"'i, H.. white and cuuIaun. l4t,.
E:-ss--fr,>u. -.
l:c"n--iItad picked navy 81 % to = ln; medium
in'i cr!nGion, 81 Oa 10 81 -.
frrvisions-N. {. ht!ls, l. to l9c; country II
10 la
>idcs-clvar, 6t"S.
SlTuldcrs-6tuS.
IaTl-ti too.
Flomr-rI"icc xxx 1 90 do bib, . 30; Sool
-"cniu. rate ) %:
Torn m-ii-iD to hnc.
>tit-h1nawha , } -.
Ir"rrrirs-Br"wn sugar 10 to u; Ex. C.. IL
t." Ia: \. IL /" III; crushed ID, Ia i6ss.
Goa ,c--c.tuIcr, - To -, fair - TO u: O e.
Java. - tn -.
s!rIr-su-lr loaf, 81 ~ to l 10 golden, 30.
Mnli>~cs-S. IL. ~; Common 30.
l;icr-iU Ia 12is.
'hr~sr-N. ! -oc to 25c, English Dairy -;
Young America. 5
Prprcr-aD L" -; pure ground, I0c.
Al>p!rr-2I To 81.
HpH"y-l5 To .Hr.
TIiluw--6 tu1:
Eci;hrr,-grim', 6'c;
Brr>waN-1%;
Goal nii-41c per gal.
GraIn-No.l wheat, l Sto l -.
C%orn-bbl, l ,, 10 n.
manifestations M 10 , Oh.
Appreciated, hA. | ~ 10 l 10
f'c;icirS-,triCd Ii to &c.
PntatorS-l CO TO -.
B,ci-on foot 81 " !: Ir- . toS; GU; 5 to 10.
IIus--,n foot :: Ia 5 -.
Dry G~uuds-priutS s., TO l2i..
>lrrting--h-ayy ~ bro. L. To Is; second 10.
i2's; tia" brown I Is I" 1 %; IU-i alr.tins 80 To
-; Crash, l2i. L. 20.
C"tton-h!cachsd, l29 to 20.
Canton tlann"ls-lb:s 10 -.
T~iCkingS-9O to -
Table ,inrn-a1 10 l 10.
- .Jeans-.sJ to ! %.
Gasimerrs-l " To = 90.
Paper cambr!c-i..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Why WILL Inr touni:-Nh ny VIII E"'i pas
under the yuk, of thai terrible iyrait, t.l-nnli-
ton, wbrm -nrr and ~l"''iy rrli'f l. found n III"
use of Or Gilman, '"it"ah AMI inr' u iE'
cough is obstinate II icw ausrs I'll tts - Liver
Pills, followed promptly ls ,r!iosh an! Tar.
will arrest tn" most a~=r:t, at.rt form - COLD,
For the great efficacy ii tohnr'i AMI Lar, iahr,
for ali Of nr. ,;ilmin'- 7 nrli,S. We rel. e,
IL J. Armstrong, M"rtuh .!"untj"! am! q. VI
Catrnn. Sold by Thr". Goswi7 n and ID W II
Teyls. h'' :'."'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
AGRAND MASS MEETING

CT the people of Lafayette. WILDE held NJ the
court house, in this city.ncNtSaturday.f People
of Lafayette. your dearest in>trrr>t> ar" in
volvrd. Let svriy township in The COUNTY
be largely represented. Let every farmer
and Taxpayer i'll the county Interested in
the success Of Mitcnrir> bill be on hand.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
PROTRACrED MEErfNG-Stlll con-

TH 'HEETfN' -JtITF WIZ
time. ut the Christian church, with II good
number Of preachers in attendance. T8e
meeting has awakened considerable interest
a'i"iig the people. and 40 tar resulted In seve-
raj additions to the church. \ number Of
persons will be Immersed in the Bnpti,try to-
night. During the week, Rev. Mr. Proctor
one OF the most eminent diyines Of that
church In the West. has been preaching u Sc
ries Of able aud Impressive ssrmons.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

NARROW GTAGE RoAD-Thc Kan
sas City Times is >anguinc of the success of
the Narrow Guagc scheme Cor connecting
Lexington with Kansas City. At present
we have no opinion to express, either pro or
con, but by the time subscriptions are sOlic-
tied in this county, We shall be familiar with
the merits ct the scheme. and give the pub
lie 4 piece of our mind on the subject.
The Times says:
The Narrow GiIaSc Pro>pects.-The dis
agreement u: the Supreme Judges upon the
question Of the issue of the Saline county
bonds to the louisiana Railroad. sent narrow
gtlge railroad stock up to 4 premium in In
dependence yesterday. Every one appeared
20 be elatcd over what they considered the
prospective defeat of the Louisiana railroad
enterprise. The sentiment of the people at
Independence are enthusiastically in favor
of the narrow gauge road between wyan-
dottc and Lexington. They think the death
of the Louisiana line will insure the anne
date building of the narrow gauge. 1t is
proposed 10 raise the required $3.50 900 by
private individual subscriptions to the stock
of the road: Stations are to be established
all along the line wherever u farmer or resi-.
dent VIII erect a platform, the trains to b.
run once each our. BY this means II con
tinuous line of residences will soon be bull
~ 81 Ill -,l .-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

ExcL>IM~ \ ~ FtEEUU -'p:, lar IA WIN
This NEURALGIA never iri,, M iaii- I" Va !i'".
uaun n, in the s,ir, r!.rImIti "a in a.. l"-r TIT -
ARMS W.. You can iiul iIiin"!Iat r,!i-i '
u-Ins DR. Gilnin'- ~tlmuiatI" rii', IN i.'h,,
popular L.inim nj ia IN mtrk ih I'LL" ia
moi l. without II. In 'tJrtuI- u u IA '''i
practice, and. without any exception. II IL" be-
com" a universal remedy. >rI - lh'". '''>-
wI,rh and u. W Il. TcII-, ln'I al '!r.:--I>ir.
uuylJluj
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Coop TEMrLAEs- This organiza-
ton numbers about fifty members. Nine ap-
piled for admission ut the last meeting. An
e~feetion for officers will be lreld next Satur-
day niSht. and a full attendance is requested,
At tho room over lewis drug store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
Il. MtUOffIN, vi
e. u. HEREFORD. -"c'y.


FIKE-,Om last Saturday night the
house Of Sim. Ryland, residing a lew miles
below Dover. wa, consumed by lire. About
l o'clock In the night Mr.. Rylnnd was AVA
k"::cd from his slutnber by Il loud noise sup
posed TO be the falling of a %raitcr, and he
rushed from his bed almost suiioraiei witt!
the smoke that filed his room. lie saw at a
! glance that i portion of the hous, was al.
really enyclopcd in flames, and hi. first
thought was to rush " the rooms occupied
by the negroes who were siill asleep. with
the flames lenping AMI the fire cracking
t3oyc their heals. lie had barely time 10
arouse them and hurry them out at the door
| before the entire building was a living inas-
Of flames. Sir. Kyiind made vain but dcs'
pcrate efforts TO save / portion of his lhihi'
turs. In less than ten minutes from the tim'
he awakce the iiruhers had fallen. sh'
house. contents. and all were gone. tn" hr'
Is supposed 10 haze originated by spark
from the chimney falling upon the ro-f o
Ia. building. .sr. Ryiani estimates hi, los
at $1,000. upon which amount there Is an In
s~urancc OF Ell 500 IL. ti,e PhGnix. lie has thu
warmr,t sympathy Of his friend, In this mis-
! fortune.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

The CHEAPEST-Tho Wheeler &
Wilson sswin. mac!Iine is warranted ior
three years. and therefore, i, tie cheapest l..
use.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

For Coon BED-rlran room, and
a SQUARE meal, 90 10 the Lindell Hotel, Han
s,s CITY. J.. ii. BAGwILL,
my3I-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Boy OsE-Or Wheeler & Wilson's
sewing ns.Giine,, aud make Jour family
happy. John W. Jpfnitb, ageG'.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

WHY are Thrr. t.r>wi-ch AN u " Il. I.H!s
the most popular tri--iri- IA LrNsLtl'hE .Nii-
swrr-l;rcaiI>, ih,y III Dr. Gilman - l-',i
Pills. III, best pill in america lur i In 'Mfi'
phy-Ir. i'''''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
JUSTICE.


Brown COUNTY "A bill is now
before the Legislature to organize n new
county, called Brown. with Brownsville As
the county seat. The new county takes
large strips from Lafayette, Pctlis and Sd
line. The movement l. gottenup in interest
Of SPECTATORS, apd to promote the growth
of Bro wn>,illc. II We thought there WAS
the least clianse of it. success we would ar
ray ourselves in earnest opposition to the
project. But our representatives aud those
of the other counties will oppose II, aud there
/, not the shadow OF 4 chance for It's passage.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

SEQUEL TO SHOOTING AFFRAY.-
Our readers Will remember that somcrme
in December we gav. an account OF = shoot
ing aG! /: in a church al Pink Hill. in Jack
con county. The parties in it mere Wing
k,,hler and. Geo. Love. the latter being
severely wounded, but afterwards recover
ing. : 1t will be rccnll"cicd that our accom-,
state. that one Of the bali aimed at Love
missed. him. passing through the wall and
vomiting Imam on the out.iG, pfihc church.
That man. nam. was Cooper: the wound al
the time wa. considered slight. and very lii.
tie attention paid 10 it. About ten days a-o
he was taken sick. and mc,iIrti Attendance
;:a!!ed.in.. But by the time the ply >icitn ar
rived, Mr.. Cooper was ready tor his coiiiu
A post morton examination wa. lia,ic, an,
. large at-co-- found Immediately under ibt
wound, formed by the imbcidcd bullet. III,
'hai broken and Iischargcd about on.
gallon Of offensive matter. Cooper was :
single man. any a native Of liiImoi>. Til,
adds another 10 several deaths that have re
suited from an old icud between the kc,h
Ter and Love families.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

NOT REPRESENTED - Lafayette
county was not represented at the late Lii
eral Convention. while Jol..I-un, our neigh
Dor. furnished about thirty delegates. This
would 20 to show. that our county i al
f1icte'i only with the straight OFT. prosrrip-
tive Radicals of the niger wool typc."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

PIANOS ASp OgGASS- Persons desiring To ptlr-
chase either instrument can obtain better bar
Salns Of Mrssrs. tIric 4 Mills, General Agents
tor the celebrated .Arion aud l'aTior GcIii
Planes and E.try cottage Organ- than any dealer
IN tn West. Call ,n tnrm or send Tor their rIr-
cul.rs. No. IA, North Firth street, 1t. Louis.
No. All Instruments fully warranted. tiJ-1y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Ar f:osT~ Bill Gil il selling his
stock Ut s1ss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
STRIKING

The Wakcnda Record. an honest, high
toned and well edited Republican paper,
published IN our n%eighboring county Of Car
Toll contrasts the financial condition Of
. Lafayette and Carroll. While our people
La We the sympathy OF the honest men of all
par ties abroad, IL should bt borne in mind
that there are cliques, rings and factions Of
men in our midst. who are doing all in their
power to perpetuate corruption and es<Sav-
agance. and pile burdens mountain high
upon the people. The record says:
From 4 fous article in the Lexington IN
rELIIGENCER last week, We coudense the
fayette COUNT anu its Immense increase
since 1863. The county debt proper has in
creased from SS4 40. ia 1850, TO 1901 800 in
ISL, an increase of S2l7 1883 in two years
and nine months. The county is taxed S.e,-
3.2 for railroad interest. the lakes for county
revenue. county interest, roads aud schools,
amountto Sl40.933, and adding TO this the
township interest, We find that the levy. 1871
amounts to the enormous sum OF 1904 $50.
The entire debt of the count is now Sl.ii0,-
80. with a probability that it will be increas-
ed to nearly 81 1000, O0J. 1t is no wonder that
the people of Lafayette hold meetings and
appeal TO the Legislature for the passage of
some measure that will ut F-a.t put q check
10 any further increase of TIE burden they
have to bear.
In ISL the debt of Carroll county was
about $4,000; in ISL: it i, S3..3OO. including
railroad, court house and revenue and coun-
ty revenue debts. the greater portion of
which is not due for two Wears. But it
should be remembered that there is now on
hand personal bonds for the purchase of
railroad swamp lands,anh funds in the treas
ury more than sufficient to wipe out the EN-
tire amount. We doub; il there is L county
in the State Tor in the United States that
can make As favorable a financial exhibit
and yet our people are not happy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE.

Having tt tr:lailr"t 10 "lntl UP our Ul>.-
Hess. We Wiz SELL. At PRIME COST DIR
ENTIRE: >rur il OF
White an.I tul"ro'i blankets,
Grrnlamt"u Quilt.
Shawl.
Boulevard aml
Hoop Skirt.
Xii. Elch and Cloth Gloves,
Shaker Hose.
iia!i ii"--.
N"itrtr.rS.
Trimmings.
Fancy Rrrcliant..
SILKS.
SatInS.
Nclnurs,
tiuIkS.
Eur>.
Drr-> Goods
Embracin; in the list many OF the MOST
DESIRABLE and STYLISH GOODS OF
THE SEASON.
At tlIr >at. time VT VII sell at 4 GREAT
REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES
our complete stock of Whit AMI c"lnrr'
ilanu-i-. cloths, ca>>iincrc>. ,iurhin>, tw"r.!~
jeans. bcaNrI>. r"pcilant-. tab" linens. iri>l
linens. brown ali hirarlied ntI>lin> an'
>li'ciing>. tickin-s. towels, napkins, Land
krrcliicf>. hoi>t,ry. g.. In fact eyery,!Iin.
Ill our clitiIt siOth.
We are anxious TO close ont the cuisines!
at ~ early a day Is possible, and 10 do thi'
Prices shall MT stani in IL, ~dy.
Is ~ cQMh,t aad wiN net ssN on rredit
k,.ry IN. m"~t E"tyGt oISi ar MT y,t Ike yooJs
I'LL PRISONS knowing themselves I,
be Indebted To u will greatly obligc lis H.,
PAT.tG Up 1T O.NCE. The. will thu
save trouble and expense. u. m,a~ vIu
n. sug. Respectfully, nuii-tf
WADDELL. McCArK-LASD * CO.
FARMERS CLUE As this clui
has been ridicilrd. and the object of lis or
Sanizati"n ml>rrpr"-"nt.ri by our Two cu
tcmporaric,. we concluded 10 ,i>i: Itiaet Sal
urdty and count the numbc of '>ore head,
present, and learn. if we could, the cXtcm
oil that legal wing" We met there abou
forty of the most intelligent and inlluentiu
farmers Of cur county. representative men q
several dItIercnt townships. Among them "
noticed such men "A, Tiio>. shelby. VIM. Hay.
Col. Ford. Caniilitis Barnett AMI Maj. lOui-
Of Lexington township, Janr- ficmininS, q
Dover township. DR.. NJ. NJ. Robinson. 4
Clay township. aud other leading farmers 4
our county. We diIn't cXaIIiu- their head
TO -" iuw sore they were bat If their l':r"
are uotsurc Al do not continue ~ for >p.n'
time to come. it will be because heavy bur
d"ns can't make any impression up"
them. We looked aro;Ini Tor oiiicc-scckcr-
but it there was on present. We cou!dn
put our finger upon him. We counted Oh
lawyer. but he wa> not = very hungry looS
, ing fellow. lie took no active part in tn
meeting. the speaking beiiS done by III
= farmer.
The organization Of this club was one {
2 the best moves ever made in Lafayette, All
! she farmers should attend every mcriin.
a and not be deferred by the cry Of ''old foSy,
= sore heads ''oticc-scekers." &c. Their
( should he one in every township. Let tn
| farmers wake up, organize and 90 to wort
i and T., power OF these infamous rings All
cilqncs Of men that have h1rra,-cd oar coul
, ~ Tor years viii be broken. and L.lfayett
r will once more rejoice in quiet, gooF order
= and All honest administration of her aiii +
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

ACCIDENT-Jas. After. one of our
liverym"n. tri"i :lc ether day to rival old
Jehu himself, by ~, fancy and furious dri-
wing down Pine street. The result wa. that
soor after turning Iesucur's corner he found
his nose roofing among the rocks. with hi,
buggy on the stop side OF Kim" Will"
Trics saw his terrible prr,icam!,nt puiIr,I
the buggy of, AMI stIaightcd him out. " hen
he rose to his feet he looked a. though hs
had been in the hands OF = regular brui>cr
The bridge Of his nose was baby damaged
his face bruised. hi- shin- skinned. and "ti:"i
parts badly ..stoyc up He wa> taken into
the store, -pons.d of. drenrhch with a pint
Of ..old rye and told not 10 Ito 80 any more.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

DR. G!linan'S Ta.i,l, Warm l'r"arr are The
salr,t and sur,-t inr ch!l lrrn FNr !hH"!r.'I
wnrIn- hav. been r\r' ll'r! from tn hhilrti irii
l., the lis, of three Iuw..r7. sold by ID. ". Is.
IcT!s ami Inrp. Gp-Wi>ch. no'i'ilh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

Ir YOU arr, Irbilit,'r.l ,,li weak from a recent
Spcll of -Icknr>-, or rrnTalr>"in- from rhili~.
then u-r. DIR. t.IlIutn'- ~ cents Tonic HlIt"r~,
they will restore YOU 10 health. i.:I'i.rs r>i'rlallN
should u,r them. sold by ID. w. u. l"Nl3 aI.i
TheO. GOsWI>Ch. lhihb
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-01-31

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