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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
The Election.

~ We pTaLictrd, the result OF the
on the 5i;i Inst. retains /
:. Grant i'll tie White House, AMI
..t;irns Horace Greeley to the c:iio-
tripod ii the Tribune. Tho
!ri2#t WAS 50 necicdly over
EL-!mii"@. that Democrats and
.'.ihrr.I=. instead of r~cs"cttim" their
.sT,r;'urnT. Hre enjoying & laugh over
t. wliich laugh however, We must
ny, j. very Mnch oil the dry grin :
rider. New York, wi,ici. thc shrcwtt
managers at Baltimore insured fulj
,;Tce!cy az 1880 majority, givesI
;.ai: ii least 1890. Pennsylvania
which TIE opposition hoped to carry.
roll, mp $1,000 for the wooden man oil
Ics;iuy. Indiana. carried by He.
tricks in October; endorses Grant b.
$3.50, and 50 On through The whole
isl. Greeley only carries five or six
,-;at.s. and these by d;strcssin"iy re
'Hcoi n!.ioriticS. The bottom l.,
.pa,'Iy ont of the Liberal movement.
Il great many reasons are being Civ
ii Ly different Journals to account
i;rr the failure. Some think til,
wrong nan was chosen others that!
here should have been no Democratic
Convention held. II is all ycry wei
: o smooth Tie matter rs much - posi-
;!Ic. bat the truth is. there wa
,;ttlI or no show for success iii an,
vTut. There was some bad managed
ucnt, no doubt, but with stl.e bes;E
management, there was lackincs
,Haomg tic people any real sympathy
"r Greeley or his cause. The cven's
I,Ssolycs the alliance between tir i
and the Liberals. Whcthr 7
I the Liberals are gazing to turn l
is not known, but De.
nocracy is not dead, and under ii-E
,wn proper coiors will keep up tlnE
light III behalf of constitutional lib
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!3e2t:. CO ~. Groves,

] EraM ia: ~!r.l-pc: i.rcr Herald. :ov. ..
I y spccia! diSl ate, 10 the hauSa.
.;i:y Times gives the particular, )!
; l.. shooting Of l.. VI. Grnycs. cait3,
Lexington -NTELLiGENCEn. y.
!! Farmer. editor 81 the Register. q,
Lexington. yesto: Gay. Nothing thai
jNe haze reid Lately. III the way o,
murder, has fallen apuu is a shcavi!s
Jas las the recital Of iiiis tragedy,
iOf purse ii * isily 10 speculate rs t,
iWio was 10 blame. IL all uui
;Uf something SAIL in the columns o!
Register, III regard TO Groves, Il
(which he took exceptions. Thing
IRE said in the heat Of a poiitica
ampaign which IL had been far bet
| er had never bccu .a:d ut all bu
/ here are none in hi. campaign VIII,
| an point 10 the lNTELLIGExcEK
! ditcd bv Groves, and say tina: he In,
( ali things harsh or i'll of auv on.
, hat had better have been uUsail.
/ y .luna possessed OF :, cul;ure;
| li'm!, a brave ani g%cDcrou, spirit.
gentleman by birth and b. culture
!. ic -,udinu-iy avoided all liiat woult
Give oiieu.e 10 those who acted fr.ri
!. uotivcs Of right. or ulIDs" education
Iu.cd them to di;Er with him ia hi
An iugLst mal. - believer il
hc right--bravc, quick to dctrrmin,
IaEd prompt to execute - lis per
not anything that stood in IN,
70 graphic with honesty. 10 con
.iia s. III right, or 10 oppose cupid.
~ 10 honor and courage. Yet s..
lo.!eSt were lis motives, so clear his
soheeptions OF riga,t so brave and s.
.jtfn Ais purpose. and 80 calmly die
ie execute whatever his hand fonnnI
Or bin 20 do. that the few who dit
efea with him, ~ houest IneD differ
esi'a nothing 20 ceusase, bat al til
t%i7sife. Editing s!.c best country
1Hifer Ia the State, lie had won for;
tiin'eH a reputation that many all
ifsr mas, long broke to iie editorsas
'4rness, might haye cuvied. Tho IN
isELLIGgseEs has lost m able l.cnd l
be county of~Lutayettc, for-whIel lt9k
gas named, bas lost anoble l,srn1.;en
5 fEiis aud worthy citizen, ard io,,r,t
.%,siiats everywhere have lost ~
JrGiber.
hay TIA wiDter's SHOWS protceik
by grave ~kSoiau6be north xiadssI
until 5oicts aud daisiesI
5fstise apTiHg ffaic above thee bloom I
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Death Of ~. nj. Mcpherson,

4 This gentleman, one among the
smost prominent citizcus ofSt. Louis.
4Ied in that city on Saturday night
sNovenuhcr Pad. Mr.. Mcpherson was
5'n the 6Uih year of his age at the ti,nc
{ his death. lie had been IL resident
IN -. LCIiis since 1919 and wasa ucvu-
ihcr of The bar till 1888. since which,
: IElc lie has been engaged in real cs-
s'aie spccuiatioMs, which proved very
successful and which laid the fuuri-
I !aiion Of tlIr colossal fortune which
7 g leaves behind him. He held a,
! ;:IcrcIIt times many important 20
s>!iioiIs Ut trust aud honor il, St.Iuuis
aud was 10 The day he died in active.
;.tielpri>in@. influential citizen. He
sas Il member ofisc Baptist Church.
aiiia bruriaeiioms. il IL said. amounted
ANNUALLY to between SD, Oo0 and 500
31G0. ills wealth in real estate and pcrl
|soma! property i~sesiimated Mt bet " cen
Isl coz, COO and s.. 0o0, 1909.
in tho death of Mr.. Mcpherson, ST.
,Louis has lost 81 valuable citizen, aud
Missouri an able and useful public,
Iiban.
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~t,SECE'S0n,S rn.rsr.,

E.1ElsS tcsjamcnlIry upon thu estate Of
- Jesse bean, deceased, were granted 10 tho
Undersigned on the 26;h day Of Srptrpbcr.
so, 10y the Probate court Ui Lafayette countv.
I,ii,iui.i.
Al pcrsons having claims against sad estate are
.Eiultti 10 cNh!!iit tiIcim, Tor allowance, 10 the
-N.cu:"T, within one wear after Inc date az
- I-rftfs, on iilry may De prcciuiei from any
'>i.ssi Ok such estate; an,i Ii such claims lie not
Xi;E':stl wi;a!l three years from lin. date ursaid
.ftrs, ih:y viii be- fJreyrr barred.
oct-S-lw WILLIAM tUI>t, Executor.
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ETTERS trst,meutary upon the estate of:
u .Eniiiy Reeves, dec'd, were granted TO tlr uIr-
t'fNi:iea by the Probate eCart OF I.gilyrtis
pu.ity, ON the Eth day of Jane, IsI.. All
'"rsons having claims against said estate aro
e,iHIith 10 present tacin. 10 SAID court for
iiowahcr within one Year from this date ar they
nay lie rrcciadcd. rad II SAID c.ilm, are M.
resented within thee Wars h.y will be forever
ard. THOMAS ~ EAYLiSS, l.xrcutor.
pc;a,-Iw
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ISr-..SS G7sdc.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Editica, ,:ev
Ea c:a"ias;, Two-haaGrei nad sixty rascs,
Frice 50 cents. Address Dr.. ECr-s' D;s.E::-
sA7r, IL North EisaG. Street, Ct. Louis, No
See Advertisement.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

H''NN'> AtN. NH. 'N''siHtitpIN
.;pr2aclcd q most Impressive fincra'
EsetDon;o a large c]uncou.ac OF pee,
sain residing IN the ncigaborhood.
a>cre-al were in Attendance fron
y'h:s Place. Ita was buried OF, th,
game Ray in The family grave yuyt;
'n"t u "a" p~acegfrom lhe door Of IL.
Sjorhooa homs.
& 1huS, in The fall fash and pride c.
~HA"aocd has been Gu; oil without :
y hoMehts warning, and with no OPP
+ '~orina;!y to defend himself, or,
!. >! TIE most genial hearted anil :gh",c-
. "'i!'t. gentlemen whom it l'na ever
rcm II lot - associate with. i
q Gentleman by instinct, TRIMMING an,
''y.s t':"n. he could not have ron
HiF..l the bn-"mcSs of such III ri,
: a,h, aa'i Wa therefore unprcparcG
3 bit. That h: had Il ~prnfJ"H! con
= r.u"t fa?IArfrr would ~ hG; naiEr-
+ :, IN; a. Ind ~ M~i>";vi"%4 o.! hci.:a
4 i.ti,t" ul as>a<e!r@tn,l even by Ili,h
r,,, 80,
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: H;@t =! good J~&"ShA"Ht, rape sc.ia!-:
~ M ~" Il !e"'i! pen, his aEitc'a:;
'''f t''r''yt '"9 cof"sN2Hd'''on oil
.'''%iE '~tl'!t@, aAit have .1Iii:. Il
i"e c,.Duiati@A among OF. OK
"E="'. He va profoundly il
'":t'i.s5 N''A cT"TI th:"% lac u]I'!cr.'
'"N, whether II WAS IL trrr"ti;n.
: III ~! Illegal issuc OF county bond
i'v lie "a:aiH%tion CT Z CONGRESSMAN
;u..t no c.';u!rry or p,gl3iJrv offer.
:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

Florence, next 10 Paris, will be the
'gnyest city In Europe the coming
season.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

Ono thousand dollars fine or i'm
prisonment for one year is the penalty
for betting on elections in Illinois.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
MURDERS!
Assassination of l.. ". Groves. Est
Editor OF tae En;slngence..
a Whole Community
ia EIogiI'niuG.

rnr's that has ever irln .n'ra,l j.
Lafayette ~roualr. Before IL, ar. !
grief which that rccargr,~n i.#, crr !
STONED the voirr g.. ~"itrrrtin. arr,i
isdumh. md we have hr,rl a.... nail
ing more Than 81 s];n:lIa ii 1871 ofia
""nimiui facts Attending a.. @. !
Frif"" afternoon. ""'"n1"cr tht "'l {
about n quarter II : o'clock. i.4@..s
.!Fttr W. ]''rpVc-. i.,2.. -~"ni.r cli.r (
ofthc l>T"ELi""NCAI. ~!'.., rei,:r.. Z
ing 10 the otirr frpm up ,sUr. so !
wnyinil and s.ia; - Iii vim I"I;". /
lie r1:I!"he: al ;;:r i;"&f-i,r. Or ra.i
corner "i Main a:.,t Laurel ,~!g.c.-, !.
. this city. !
In its lie Of October The .iat
:ic H..j,irg Contained mot uar.r..
ct :ar aud Offensive r...e...,.; al;a :
u;oa -. G.,v,. r':#!.:.-h:fn wills
hty,I@le.cr.r,:' .,..,. i.i... ra, I
IN IL. eve cfi.:t.r. iatl ,# III. !:
~. Tlrar. t.. a.:t-..r ..r +, :
#n...-,::ca -i;i article. .l I..a!.' !,
IsT Z. pct. ~. G..; r...r,.,' :
8 h,al TIE .,3t,.."s - IL. !s;.v, :
Turner r,r.:s,I II -, tn. i :
Groves ti~Y TT al ,,.,., = 81. ,-r-f.E
the article. 20 ur-.'. :, 9s;,,.., ~. s
he did. NJ. wf;r,vr. ,..r .~;....,., ?
him cs li-.. cc,.,.t- ,:..
word, +, E,.t or,.t =, ,,.:-.r. .,.,.s
an Infamous H.. oh,r,., .Er, ,.,t.
without oo,- ,., T:.c., 80. ~ T.
pisto, o.. ,..,,, - nv. i:r,l..-, $
T:,yr,r ,,,,,, -, ..,n.,.. =, !
a.. ,:,,.;~. ,,. ,.I,. =
lin only rc,,.r,, ,r,, -. =, -, T
L., .,,r..t,r- -,
49,, ,,s. 49,,
$1,000, '"''
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rn,,':, -. "',
,.a. ,na ''" /
90 : " ''''I>''
10y LIZ va! "'' :
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s.., =. - 4 ''
1870 - ~ :;
i,,, -. 49,, !.
no,h,;nr no. sn:5
C,atot hat L;,,,;..s
I" ~, I
m r.. " $;
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=. "'''' '''' 't."!' He- u, !
N"o" - ''''= VIZ Sr'l''H~ 81" "a
i''s," At''''s ''-t ~
!. ''H: N"' "'t" j H'Sh ~ i'.s~ q
'A"t''h" VERY ana c~"h-"s.oA q he :,
cahlf'@''" "rFe ii "i cl!'I' Il" ona 'e-A
lo'eiH@ L"0:+ "e''','F '"cf'@t ''an,
. "T. Groves i'''ii sell lie had t"enA
WORKED a'"R "F i"p"r III" i'ar'>--
fae"'' OK N"T'""" "!hd-' "Rd h&'' arg
RANGED TO leave io: rs %ili'.t.
residence Al the county on th@ scyc'.S'
o clock train that evening where he
expected to remain several days. EtN
was moving aIn"t the street nj G.!:Ss
talking TO his friends. III coM1uaul..'
with some of ii hom lie passed Is.racik.'
several times. IL wa about } o'rloca&'
that tie came down Main Street ct,
the south side towards hi, cHira. iI,.:
was waking !cisuyaly. and -.oo,rt:
now AMI then to PISS aw5.d.with ~
friend, He ha,i p3s.rd Torno.. !
: news E.Do, abayc ;br div ho:r, ~,n,eEi:
WA o~nyo,ite the GROCER. s,,r. .f; q
Easter s Co.. when Turner s.o,n.ec
from a door usv is s,is rcar with =;
drawn risto,, cailina on, to Mr.&
f;royes."y O called me dirty son ak
Abtich: take voar hand of Of ,ha,5.
pistol" and Immediately fred. Mr.
Groves had ho;h haudsin ii, brcecl!csE
pockets at Tie time, Oh, mannov ~
which he usually waIkcd). with -
bundle Of cloth under his right arn..j
80
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
Itis with n feeling OF sorrow fhn

] 1t ~ with n feeling of sorrow that
I've announce tle death OF jacob
sYaninetsr. He was u ofotir earliest
.setfiers and most respected effszSfs.
lie came to Missouri in the year 1910,
lived in Charlton county until
|tbe year 1919, when no moved to
Saline aud settled apincc near where
lthe town Of Malta Bend now stands,
HE died mt tic residences of his son-in-
l,a~, Mr.. Royal II. brown, on the 3Ist
lait,, IN tho 77th year Of ILLS age
saiInc Progress.
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FINAL sErTLEmENr.

N0fIGEis hereby given to all creditors and
9lN others iHterested in The estate OF James A.
I llrsnnan, late OF Lafayette county. In Ia, STATE
Sadsntnistratrix OF said estate, intend 70 make q
final settlement Of said estate at thr january
StcrIp Of thr Frobatc court of Lafayette county, 10
4be begun and held a. the court house, In the city
y5pf l. arlington on the nrrt Monday In Jannnry,
StS73. AMERICA n. BRENNAN, h
Administrative Of Jsmcs a DscnnAn deceased,
Lsxinston, No. Nov. I'm, 1915. y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

Excellent wool in Colorado can b.
bought for from II to ls cents pei
pound.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

/ The great soothing remedy. r-:cc or g
;ccl:s. Gives rest to the mother nd Ec.::a 10
tie ca:!d Sod by Druggists.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

Less than one-third of Wisconsin's
congregational churches are selfssup-'
porting.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

4 The Mexican congressman, in adj
miring imitation Of ours, have taken
70 receiving railroad stock aud other
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
D.. ue.-y.sn oo. nlp,aa.r:,s.
W.. yy:,.,.or,..

Mild Jet thorough-ro nausea or 81 ipins-cn-
tiGcly veEc.aalc-Srca:I:Tcr rcncdy. rz:cc IS
cent?. Sold Ly Druggists.
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SnrICE-

EilEitS ~fcsttnrnary upon the estate Of
- 'r."Ig' Helms, DECREASED, were granted To-
.c Undersigned by lie Probate court, OF Latay-
u ,uc''y, oI thr IN day Of October, iS12.
All i"rs",n having claims against said estate.
re :"H'','rit Ia exhibit them Tor allowance to the
Y '"t'', Wilma one year after the dat. Of said
f''... "ribsy nfly he prcrll'!cl from any brn-
~ ~ ,sHci'th;atr; aId ii s;Ica claims he not ,X-
'.ioi v i'hih itirre years from the date OF said
rit'rs, they VIII be forever BARR Il.
oc.-j-M WM. II. iiRtN-, Executor.
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sTRAY rorYcr.

aftAKEN mp by RafAs Yonng, liyingln IAfay-
efie County, nisacnri,asd postrd feforr tke
SunItersigaea, Justice u the Peace OF Lexlngfon
Pow uship, County and StatH aforesaid, on the n,
Edsy ~ Novenber iSszs two stray Caalr desoffb-
3ed rs follows, eo-whs white steer Is years
gold, marked crop alaundsrbi. on lef and crop
Z iHit swo splits ON rigat ear. Appraised to dff.ei,
dollars, by Daniel Lyon, Barnet Laak;ord, whe
were by me- duly sworn according TO law, 70 APP
5prai<r the same. Witness iiy hand, this dsy nn.i
t1te ABOVE written. G. CLAYTON,
n"siSS Justice Peace.
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a BOOK For the f!iLLioM!


EiIElESsssi:g s. - .jsAsa
Private Counselor {, SacLa--;cd
or those about to Harry. on tho Physiological Iiy--
teries and rercfafionsc II tic sexual =, stcui, wish ITO
latest discoveries in producing an! preventing on
sp.!ng, preserving tho complexion, &C.,
=. ans Is an interesting work Of two hundred end
SIXTY pages, with numerous engraring,. au! cuu.a.Es
Sa!Cab!e information 20. those vino ere r,arrIoi or
contemplate marriage; still it is a book that ought
10 20 under lock AID 10y and not Lad carelr..iY
ahont the house.
Srr:t 10 any ear Gre Z ro-:a.cj fer rinT cca.s. Ia,-os-.
u i''HtA i't'?cn 81, 40. Il y. Eighth Struet. =. Lou. 80.
N!.!Ca.Io TIE AFFLICTED AID T-.i-eI--EsrG.
- hv''rc applying - tc rV.oT cas CA Es $50 .-...F.s,I IL,
puhic papers, or using an c1srk Tenset.,S. &c u.s Or. L "a.
u: no matter E..i ynIr &. ga = - or how y p!i-.s 10 q, rr
chGt;ina. Ia HcT1s can =: ara-zl:ci. !. -sora!ly g ~ MAI
q: ,he r:sca.-, rI-r''"n.: in -, vo-@s oc-r. No. II :.os.S
hiShia street. sctw-sI .-r.:- aaI Csc--.. ~, I,o.i, Va.
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lDnINISrE,ToH.s ~,

EitEkS OF administration on Tin. estate NJ
- Jnhh II R..il,ri. deceased Mere .ranf,d 10
i: nn'i;rtiSned On the .iri ,iay Of Oct6nrr, i-12,
All p-r-ons hsving CLAIMS against sid estate
~ reGi.rr't 10 exhibit them for jIiowaa" TO the
"'iit,'! e'ffiUt,W within on" SCAr alter the dat, "
so letters, or they may hr pr.rlg,lral ir,m any
'',l.Ht o. = !"h estate; and ii such claims h. not
H,hpti'H wilma ti!gte years iIoGl the late y. said
tiSrs. ta.y viii Or for Yer Eiglrrl.
Ah.ii!.CS l.. HERRING, Administration.
pct,..ty
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Ens;c BinlcrS. Violin and Suita,
Ssriags, Piano, Guitar, finite.
Violin. Nsclohcom n..i Eanio
Instructors, Piano anl
Sheet .TUsic.
BAND i CEICHcg. rES.C EsnoKs
noytrIy
TRTSTEEsS SALE


"EEREAS, James ". Chcatham by hi.
! ~ deed U:i.ust, datei >rpI,mlcrG, lsEi.. anc
s'vcrf'i'i IN III. is"',ricr'- Office Of L.a.iyr,t,
: ''iin'y, il III" STATE a. Missouri, in dr.,i b"rl
~. ! II bag 3i5, conveyed la The ualet si-nc.
: !"u-;c". the follow ing drsrrisri real e-trt. SIN
i"'' II IN" rruniy or!..ia,c;tc and state al Mis-,
,'"nri, VIZ: The ."Cst halt q the sGurh IVES
!, u 'i'.r al section slA t) II township furty-v,gh
,ie, OF fin:c twcniy-eigEt t2s) .cnntiiain: ri.DI,
s''frS mere or less, witch said cnn.ryaic. wa,
jili''" IN lrhst - SECURE the payment or a ~crrtai;
I 'a!n:Ns"rS nn.e described IL. rein, and, wi,rra
. All pr"ini-s"ry note, with the interest, his,
POM since become dur, aas;i si,li remains un,,aid
Now, therefore,, in pursuance of The provision.
II sIi'i decd of trust, and nj III. rcGurs. q. III,
."%"l Holder ana owner Of said nrvmi.sory,
4 the I'm 'er>iSne,l trustee, viii on
;fEonday, the 9th day OF December.
1879.
proceed to sell the above Described real estate a
dt'lic vrn'!ur IT, III" li.-n.=I bIdi, T. tor cas-, +.
iirpiit "i the court ."iisr Ciorr, in the county O.
lafayette and STATE nf, Missouri, bctyrr, m.
'r,uf> Of i9U'clock L. N :, and J O'Clock. %. m
l i!lat day, Tor the purpose uf satisfying sai,,
,iSit, aIid lnirrrsi, as well as the costs and rS-
'psiiSrs OF ibis trust.
noSd!5 john E. gYLANp, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
CoHGrasSmeT1 Elect.

Ist Dis;rict-E. .. Stauard, Rad,
10y i9o majority.
md District-Erastus Wells, Dem.
;:c-r!cc;rl by ever 2,o0c.
81 bistrict-Stomc. regular Dem.
~ 3$s.
9Th District Hatcher, Dem, b.
Is,GJo.
9TH Disirict-E. Z. Bland, nah.,b,
- counties yet 10 hear from,
however.
9Th District-NcAfcc Dem, ma.
eco; llavems, Rad, reported
!H"tcd.
7lh Observation-Disclosures. Dem, by
i.sil.
S,h District-.A. Comingo, Dem.
2,9ii.
9Th District-Parker, Rad, by 56l :
'unc county TO be heard iron.
10Th District-liydc, Rad, by 1895.
,mc cownlv to hear from.
18th District John L. Clark. Jr..,
T,i23, with II county [C-rrol!y
. hear from, which gives the belt t.
lie Eleventh district.
15ih District-Glovc-, Dem. BY,
.0j2. Will. three counties to llcai.
I3th District-Buckncr, Dcra.. h,!
.V.l, with three cou.iirs TO iIeai
from.
Nigh: before last. as we sat think
IN" how we licked 'e,n III Til. cuuntv.
,,nd slightly e~torying over it, We
received = little comforting lew
Lafayette county, at which W..
u~t lcbt right back OIL our hauEche-i
.,nd yelled for less than half Az huur.i
Tie news was that our old iricnd.l
Billy Young. candidate for sheriff.
inst walked right in and through hisi
i:u'iicHi opponent. Weju>t laughed
We Just spread our mouth out TO it,.
last AMI best tension, and went in ::
''ycs, we did" /. Because WiliianE
j 81 fine fellow, Il clever 'uu; tit foI
the place, and Democratic clean DOWN.
;. Decausc he a. the nominee of
he party. 2. Because he was OPP
poscd to all that Pete Donan and i,i,f
elbow, mark l.. DcMo,;c. i. Bel
'ausc he is the real friend Of iiits
'ouniy, and showed il by trying tof
'usI Tie old county court. We hav.s
20 hat worth mentioning. having
brown it 81 high that it will l,ro5a-s
by stay up there but we don't care
l cent, for Young Is elected. lie bclis
tic whole pack, and c:;n pack lhcms
iii his hack.-l .ioh;oon Democrat. {
JACKSON CONSTRUCTIONS i, .civ,E
'na lit Of ,ir county officers elected.
nj the mnjoriiic, received d. each
,fiih the exception Uf MIR. :. re
I WIS, Representative oil the Nid.il. :
district, ali Of lie officers elected ar, 6
lie successful candidates Of the Itcg.E
liar Democratic Ticket. They are u. (
oiioHs: !
n%arc.nr. s.. ". ,irrssm i.s!E
rsisurrr, Jo..p,i W. AccrSg-. II. &
i>-"ss.r, =. 5. Moore. s,s.E:
'arS"y1r, to. Lea. z,5I.E
itrs!i.I, u. II. Page. .......... So
I: J.; frssrr. -. $50. 5..I>fs
,ipttinIsnirbi schools, D.. 1. caldwell. -, i,gsk
'ni!it AdfnlnisiTitos Milton Moor. LIE
"rpiIsr- .iIhn Seiupsa ..... I.srE
Unstable ksw Township. 4. f.tznatrirk -
representative Western District, James Z
;ePf;scnisiive, Middle Dis,rter, S. +.
,epFsTsai.use Easistn district j. X. shsley.a
Incorporation. Z
adze toan,y coGrt. Luther Mason, no ~opposi-S
si0B. =
1t IL with u feeling of sorrow that
re announce fhe death OF jacobs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13

!: JACKSON CoUNTY.-Bclow Is civ
!. ma lit Of the county officers ciccict
nd the mnjoriiic, received d. each
fith the exception Of Mr.. :. Z
iwi>s, Representative oil the Nid.il.
district, ali Of lie officers elected ar,
lie successful candidates II tho Reg
liar Democratic Ticket. They are u,
I.linD,u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-13
Apm,NISTR ,Top,s -

~ aAoSs'S NOTICE..
i;,if.ftS % administration upon he estate Of
A Nn. u, itunnri decd, wcrr. sri,:i"l Ia tine
'hlrrSigned by the Probate court q. LAFAYETTE
onh'!' on tie 9TH day Of September, lS,a. IN
''fs"'is l.iAin. claims aYi!a-: >ai,, estate ara
t'inlrnt 10 present them - saui court for al
oa.hce within one year iruIn This da;., ur they
|i.iy ne irsc!udcd, and If said claims are not pre-
barred. '
THOMAS McCLEARY, Administrator.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-04

FOUND DEAD'-An old woman, Mrs. Sarah
DonOho, living on the Sassafras road, % miles from
this town, near Green Spring station, was found
dead on Sunday morning last by the side Of fodder
shock in Mr.. Jos. Wells corn field. The Coroner
held an inqust on Monday and the jury returned
verdict Of death rem exposure. The body was frozen
when found. She lived alone in a little house lin
whichlshe held lifetime righD at the loot of Mr..
Wells lane. On her person was found pOrtmo
naie, tied TO string down her back, in which over
nlnety-One dollars were found. OF this sum $3l
were in gold dollars, also S24 and IS gold piece,
and few pieces of silver coin. The balance was
IN currency. The sides Of the portmonaie were
stuck together, and il is supposed it had not been
opened for a number Of months. 1t is thought that
she had gone out to look for her stray COW and
overcome by the cold. Her age is not known, but
she well advanced in years.