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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
A LARGE RABBIT.

y Lexington gentleman in the mountains
OF Montana WI. the party appealed TO blythe
hero OF the following story:
"O!,, Jake. Jak" - ~ a brother editor Of II
Montana paper called 10 his Young friend
Jarob, who was sUIIc DISTANCE away. there's
the biggest jack rabbit YOU ever saw The
two were passing Il pleasant day toStth-
rr. roaming over hill and dale. in pur-
suit OF game. After the sha,ies OF
evening began to app ar, there was
a sudden ru>tling in tin grass, when the Ma
or in>tinciivciy fired both barrels Of his gun
and brought down what he supposed wa, 4
j tck rabbit, with the above exclamation. The
two mcarc'l the spot and found not what they
expected. but 4 loDg-earcd mule. The Major
i'll The excitement oI the moment begged his
friend not 10 tell TIE tale, promising the 0ys-
tiers, Nc.. tor hi, srcrcsy but thrjokr was too
to keep, and the Mijor enjoys the eX-
IRENE satisfaction OF being accounted as u
prrpcri"ct Niinroi Ainong>t hi, many other
accomplishments. aud WHO can rasiiy dIstin-
qui,iied between 4 mule anu Il rabbit.
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Thomas D.. Lee were put in Nomination
stood, Catrou 80. Wright 81 and Lee 3.
After this balloting for
COUNTY JUDGE
WAS again Renewed. Six or seven ballots
We're taken. when, OH motion of W. Il.
steele. the rules were supenled and the
'iinlmost man dropped. Wood btin-
dropped. Tyree Received the nomination on
the tweuty-serond ballot, the vote ) landing
Tyree Il. Hall II.
ASSESSOR.
John Fritz. james Miller, +. c. J. Bright.
we'll and Robert c. Scott were put in nnul-
nation. Fritz wa, nominated on the thir'i
ballot. The vote stood. Fritz 10, Scott II.
Miller 3, and BrigLtwcll l.
TREASURER.
VIM. q. McCai-land. Richard 3. ireland.
J. L. billiard and David Russell We're put IN
nomination. The second ballot stood, Ire
lsnd41. Billiard II and McCau>land2 Ireland
was declared the nominee.
CEL ApMINIsTRAToE.
NJ. ". Chapman WAS nominated by
acriamatiOn Tor the Office OF Public Admin
i>tratOr.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
The names OF }. O. Lorkhart. J.. e..
Worthing.on and q. u. SIttrrli"ld We're
presented for this Office. According to rule
adopted, Sl;trrtieId was dropped after the
third ballot. On the Jth ballot. the volt.
standing Lorkhgrt Il. WorthinGtOn29. Lock-
hart was declared The nominee.
SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION.
Bob" Srptl WAS nominated tor this oiIicC
Ky 4 big majority on the third ballot. but the
convention finding they had 10 snci honor
10 be>tuw, Bob" considered himself
sailed down" until the next election.
Cowo%ER.
Harrison smith WAS nominated for coroner
by tcc'amttlon.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Vim +. Hay. Richard y. Collins. VIM. L.
Beck. J">rplI +. smith. james +. DOrtOn. +.
:. MrChc-nry.J J. ID. Horne and r. y. Eddy
wrrr put III n"iniaa,i"n. Only lwo ballots
wrr. r,k"n. the vote on the second Standing
Collins ;j6. D"rt"n II. MrChr>nry 5. Smiil,
I. HAYS: ). Il ck :. ana E,iiy |. Collins wa>
declared The nominee. The announcement
Wa received with l"g,i demonstration at
approval ii ''y The iir;:-r. ana calls I,r Collins.
VA" t"un tir slant aud iiial!nci the conttu-
liom in u graceful speech.
REGISTRARS.
Til" following persons We're named for
registrars III III" dill :rnt townships:
Ayru> Osborne. VIM. p~rnmiunnl. and
Chas. Mitc.Icii. Clay Townships; Frank
Coffee and Hector ,hiun. Davis: Il. {. Scott
and VIM. Page. Dover: u. y. E~idyrway an,
y. X. ~Sithr%ton. Freedom: TiIo>. Il. ola.rtl
and l.u"irn WRIGHT. Lexington thas. Pat
trr>"n. Jr. Mi,lIlrton: y. J. .An,i-r> and
Robert Russell. Sni-i-i:ir: Benjamin NrEi.
ROY and john browning. Washington town.
ship.
Township JUSTICE.
Henry l.. Haynes wt> nominated bv arrIa-
mr'I"n tor the "..ir. nf Ju>ti e of the Peace
ri Lexington Township.
TOW N>IiIr CONSTABLE.
i. ii. Wilson was nominated by arrlama.
tim for constable "f Lexington township.
ON motion of f.. VI. Edwards, 1t shalt l.
the duty Of the County COMMITTEE" to Till any
vacancies occurring in the nominations be.
tween this and til" Hay Of election. Thanks
being voted In the President and srcrctarir.
for Their patient AMI efficient services. the
convention ADJOURNED ~igs lie.
W. II. tHILEs. President.
ETHAN ALLEN.
4 J.. W. t,RDNEs, Secretaries
ALhRIUGE tURDFE.
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THAT

Near the close Of the county convention Oh
Saturday. II motion WAS made by Il. ID. Rag
land. OF Clay, that our Representative be in
sfrtctcd 10 Use his efforts to abolish the reg
laws. aud in addition labor to
secur. the passage Of Il law making IL In
curnbent on every Voter TO show his tax re-
cc,pt prior TO casting hi, vote. HI. HiS-
gins amended by moving TO strike out the
last passage III regard To voters. The
amendment was carried ny a large majority.
showing clearly that the Democratic party
do not endorse any such law. We make
this statement because certain Radl"als are
trying to win votes by stating on the streets
what they know to be fhlse--that the con-
yention By .ts vote endorsed the TAX re-
ccipt law"
We failed TO Include the resolution In our
report. because the latter portion was
stricken out, and the first portion amounted
to nothing. a- the registration laws are apart
OF the constitution aud cannot be abolished
10y the Legislature.
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M. A. STEELE, ESQ.

In al article on III" Carrollt"n convention.
which n"mIn Iir'i Gen. Clark. lat wrch. The.
Glasgow journal lry> t!rr f%rll"win. com
piimynt to NJ. A.>t"nI,. Esd. at pr,rrtowl-
snip: " NJ. \. steele. Of Lafayette, who
WAS PINT III nomination for congress, after
being hili"iel for Il few times. made an c!o-
quei: and patriotic speech. asking his name
To be withdrawn. Ilei>a practical farmer
and an educated gentleman. His language
was chaStr and elegant. and his delivery
easy and fluent. lie j. evidently Il man of
more than or,,in nv ahiiitv.'
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WELLINGTON ITEMS.


Thomas K. isudd. our city tailor, has again
changed ha-r. by removing his shop and
tools from pr. +. ;. Fulkcrson's Office. nort,
side public square, back again on Main street
in Dr. i ID. i;agIaud's Office, opposite tho
Wellington hou>c.
ANOTHER.
James :. Poi>all. boot an shoe maker. rr-
move! on" door east into Peter Cars sad
die aud harness shop. Things sta,i,l just
now ihus:a doctor and tailor III unc room,
and i shoemaker anl >a,lAlrr IN the other.
SICKNESS
somewhat a~ha;imy. Not 80 much c!llll> and
fever rs has been for four wrrA> past.
Probability of Il great decline in uuinine anC
other cue remedies.
No APPLES.
The fall and winter apple crop III this see.
ton Is il complete failure thi, year. All VINO
intend supplying themselves with this deli.
cious irliit for winter, will have To import
from other places this year. Every iarmr
IN the county who has Il good cIop of win
ter apples may confidently expect a good
price for the same.
HANBINGET:s OF COLD WEATHER.
The frathercd ~acr"naut>, geese. brants
ducks and prairie chickens. are coming in
fast. which Is believed TO he L sign that irusts
aud cold weather are close al hand. oar
cunning >port>mcn are making good Use OF
the time. AMI daily bring in loads of geese.
br,nt, ami duSk- from Helms Lake. IL
would remind you Of war times TO hear the
popping of the boys guns shooting at prairie
chickens in and around our little city every
morning and evening.
II PRIMARY MEETING
held at this place last "Wednesday. the pro-
ceedIngs of which you no doubt have. was
we'll attended. There was the largest turn
out by far than nj any meeting of a similar
kind ever held here. The people seem
once To be nlive to the situation. Every
thing passed without much excitement oil
any disturbance. Every man worked fol
his favorite candidate. with commendahle
zeal and energy. The meeting organized by
electing Rev. Joseph Warder chairman ,ant
Samuel VI. Harris. secretary. Wm Cors,
was elected to assist the secretary n teller
j. l.. Marshall was elected to collect and cal
the ballot.
The 1--WE delegates elected out Of twelve
Nominated. Were d. ID. Rsgiind. recrivin,
- votes; Charles MITCHELL. % John q. Mo
ran. IL: Thos. ". Rulings. 20; Charles NJ
Thomas, 69,
Tn delegates were Instructed NJ follows
For sheriff. wm. Young for county Judge
John Hail /: Tor count attorney. j $. Black
well ; for representative J.r Dortpi ; 10
treasurer. b. II, Ireland.
III. abova IL ns far as Instructions wcr
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PRISONERS.

On Sunday night about u o'clork j, uar,v
o: nc@fuc- elected an entrance into ,Lr
city "aiil'"o>". and broke the lock on one of
the cell doors i'll that institution, rrIru,iu.,
Two "oi"r"d prisoners. One OF Them.
named Ben. Hail, returned Monday AMI gave
himself up. but the other. Tor whose rrl.,,.
This successful effort was male. il sill,
large. His nanci> Norton !.ro-kri,u. ,uI
lie WAS locked up on saturday Ia work ont Il
so tnc. Ii is not known vino rompn,r,i rb,.
rc>ctiilE party, aS there was no on, On ma
lice duiy after twelve o'clock. Tw, wilt.
prisoners III the adjoining cell heard ,,,,.
noise. hut SUPPOSED il WI, som" new pri>o-
nrrs being brought in. Tine lock was broEcu
with a pi"knN' found in the cuithoos, ward.
y reward Of liity dollars has been offered. ~,
understand. for the arrest of I,rorklnun and.
his rr.>rtIrr-. Ben. Hull. The returnin, nri.-
oncr. DENIES all knowledge at them. btl,,s
sert> that when he awukc he found Nh, ,..,
door open. and concluded he would tnkc ,
walk. which he did and on lis conclusion re-.
turned. His story Is not believed, and il Is
hoped that something of the gan. NAV be
learned from him yet. In the meantime. the
police are not idle. and will eventually bap
them, IL they have luck.
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BROWNSVILLE ITEMS.
Banner 18th,

On Sunday ayoung man by the name Of
Taylor, employed III fencing the railroad,
while riding ON II fiat ear had both bones OF
the leg fractured. The ear was loaded With
pink. one Of which slipped oil Just n tile
tram was crossing u bridge, and shooting
back, struck his left leg II little above the
ankle. lifting him high into the air. lie was
conveyed to the city hotel. tCoi. Waitah'si
his leg s~kilfully set by DR.. j. NJ. Pelot, and
the next morning took the train very eoIa-
~forlably FOR his home near lIoustoDia.
SUICIpE.-on "Wednesday afternoon last.
18th lust, Mrs. Melissa \. Hicker>nn, wife
oil Robert Hickrr,sn. residing about u mile
north OF brownsville, wa. found by her his'
bani hanging by n small! rope TO u ioist. The
testimony nj the inquest shows that Hicser-
son called in u neighbor 10 ser what his
- poor wife had DONE that neighhor Wen
for another one. and'nbout hall an hour after
their return 10 Hickrrson's iousr, the, took
down the body The Jury CAV. in n ~'rrtii'l
of suicide. Mrs. Hicksr-nn is oi . very re-
spertstir family nav residing IN Crlti
county. Si. was Il very cstimahie laty. hul
SIND. . severe Illness last ~Janiary. has broI
mrianehoiy aud ocrssinnaliy not rational. Sb,
leaves an interesting little girl over tw,
years Old.
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SALES.

III. 'pr>r. executor Of the estate of
Jess" Dctn. deceased. will>rlItLe personal
property Of said deceased. ON the farm
seven mills >nIIIira>, Of L.ryiu~,,n m ~,
'''!' ''t"'"r I'm. The farm is al>'. Tor rent.
one at Tire largest and most important
safes OF the season will De that of Grrrp,.
Kennedy. three mIi'> south of Lexington.
on The Wirr"n,blrg road. on "Wednesday.
ocob"r 18TH. His farm - also for sale ar
rent. For particulars >r, his advertisement
re. Bailey, living three and nu,.h,If
"''''> north OF "r"rnt"n. will sell his stock,
Tools. furniture. &c., on Monday. October
Inn
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COMMERCIAL,
LEXINGTON MARKET,

w"o'-s0 To - for combing.
Butler-ch"icr vel. roll, neatly wrapped Is to
%; fair tn guoi. l2.; white and common, 10
E=%S-irrsh, 10 10 l2a.
He:Il~-fltui picked navy So W 10 400; medium
AMI common, ~ .jlp - -.
rrnyisiuns->. I. ha!us, Is o2uc; country II
to !GPf
S~iars-clrar, atoll.
Shuuldrr>-Ii">
Lard. 20 IL.
FiOur-rhoicr y : - do bbls 10 %; good
second rate 1 %:
Corn rnral--Tv 10 SIC.
Salt hauiN ina, > "J.
Observation-Disclosures sugar 10 to IA; EN. c. IL
to III 4. 49,. To IL; crushed i+'l to To-
Tea>-jJ la : ~.
tu:l"-chrica, ri 10 -, fair u TO y; o.. q.
Syrup-<ugIr loaf. 81 90 10 / 10 golden, 90.
Mcllsse,-S. II. -: common 80.
Ricr-lU 10 l!t..
Chresc-N. u, ljc TO c0c; English Dairy 30;
Young America 81
irpper-.m t" b; pure ground, ioc.
Ai-pict-2j 10 30.
IIonry-lJ 10 20c.
Ialipw--. toIc;
fsath"r--rrim'. 'lc;
HcrSwaX-.J;
Coal oil-iUc per gal.
Grain-No. | wheat, l sot 10 a,.--No.2 - so to GO
Dli,-.l to 81.
I.rn-hbl. / J0tn2pl.
manifestations W To > %.
Applrs-iri,d, bu. | 90 to / 70
Prichrs-ir.cd ii I" &c.
putttur--+U To jJc.
Brri-on foot / To D; Ir- 8 TO 10; cutlO to lahs
HnE>-nn foot } - 10 ) ~.
pry t~ioo,is-priut- ~. 10 III.
Sh.", in-S-hraNy ~ bro, IL To Is; second do.
i2i.: fine brown { Is to 1 -; l0-i slr,ting ~ 10
-: Crash, la 10 20.
COttnn-hirtcllri, la 10 20.
Canton Elann"l--l62s TO 3.
Table lin,i-jvt to | I'd.
.Jr:.nS-DI To | M.
Casiru-rcs-l on to J 90.
Paper cgtnhrIc-iJ.
Spool cutton-ioz; | 20.
,--F = IA. 4, 1874
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LOCAL RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
Arrival and Departure of the Mail=.

81 Louis mail, via y Mo Il u. arrives at;
\ NJ; departs AT d p Via Pacific Il X, ar
rives nj II A N; departs AT > Dr M-Daliy.
Western mail arrives 8 \ NJ ; departs 6 IN
Dxiiv
q. Joseph mail arrives : A NJ; depart, 6 ~
Daily.
Scdalia mail arrives II A N departs ) pr n
Daily.
wnrrrnsburg mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and FRIDAY 6p NJ: departs Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday a NJ
Wav-rly mail arrives Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday I p VI; departs TUESDAY, Thursday
and saturday a
independence mail arrives Monday, Wrlmcs-
day and Friday b pm; dr!nrts IIr-'iay, thurs
day and SATURDAY :. a
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Monday, Wedn"s-
day and Friday II a Al; departs sam" day /. NJ,
Eastern Way mil, via Y Mo Il X, arrives
: N drpart. GA NJ.
Onicr hours daily except sunday, from :
A NJ. 10 . 30 T. NJ -unity, tr"nnS To "a NJ
Go. ". NlCiiEAS, l.. NJ.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, L.

STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
I.AFAYETTE toJSTY,
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, July adjourned term, ls1a August 81 .
NOV at this day comes Alfred Major and
Lucian Major, administrator of the estate
oil Joseph NJ Major. deceased, and presents To
the Court their petition, praying for an order for
tie sale OF so much of the real estate of said
decreased AS will pay and satisfy the remain
Ing debts due by said estate and We, unpaid for
want OF sufficient assets, accompanied nv the
accounts, lists and inventories REQUIRED by law
In such cases; on examination whereof IL Is or
deresi thai all persons interested In said cs.ate he
no',iied That application as aforesaid has been
mair, nnh that unless the contrary be shown ON
or before the first day of the nexf term of this
,oi,rt, {" b'. held On the iirst Monday In October,
is!., an order viii he made for the, sale OF the
whole, of 80 much of the real estate Of said dr.
cetstd rs will be sufficient for the payment Of
said ,iehts.
And II is further ordered that this notice be
punished IN some newspaper In this state Tor
-FOUR weeks before the next term OF this Court.
ELDRIpGE BURDEN,
augss-wt Probate Judge.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

You can get the following pieces OF new
Music by sending ~ cents TO J. l.. Peters.
SO broadway, Sew FORK. for the October
number 81 Peters' Mu.ictl Monthly. or the
piece. may bs had in shrei-form tprinted
from the same p'a,esj. at The price. annexed g.
Dead. but no, forgotten song and chorus. . 40c
5S."fHzt song and Chorus. III 4 banks. 81
on Z's" rus a home In the south = = HAYS. 90
70" fortune trIirE Duet. . . tsat,ukzi. 80
Sioris P.,fi ID FROM Hayden : banks. IS
Hattir'. Waltz. IN kiulrI ~
IN hs!Io Ia da,chsra. = Aug Pairhcr. &,
Asy ElO.soTa,. Eey-r!e. On K,ntsl, 20
frais, Of Woman polkz Mszurka. hands. IS
Mr., Peters will send. postpaid, five back
NUMBER, February 10 June, containing over
w worth of music. On receipt OF 81; on the
four Las, numbers, July, August. September
and October, for the safne .nm.
Address j. l.. Peters, Music publisher.
SO Broadway, New York.
DAVIS Il AGI&TADr
Are selling hsary boo's cheaper than my house
In ihs city. s4,,Hf
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ElRiIED SALE.

,TyIIS farm is located about six miles 49,,
/ ,lur south al Wivrrly, in the very NIL
best portion al /. Gy'it' county. IL ron kstnI
tains 20 acrc~. all iurtr-rl by i suoi--mA
pine plank fence. and in II high state of culti-
yaIinn. The improvements are, a large two
story franz. dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
and all the necessary outhuiitlings, and co.,
venicnr;.S ui II we'll regulated farm.
The iarTnis in a good neishhrrhood, convenient
to schools. has on tia thriving young orchard,
and l. al'undintly supplied with water. The
land has been III cultivation only a few years, is
rich. fresh. and well adapted TO the growth OF
hemp aud all the staple products.
TERMS-One third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, with ten per cent. illqti
ErFor iull particulars apply at this Office.
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% MAIN STREET

IL trimming :mll and running over with all kind
Of new and sca,onablc sooi,, consisting Of new
styles dress goods, vri,rtrcn-, lace collars,
trimming, iadie-' Bin Ecck-tirs, Irrtuinrr,r.,
chignyn-, br,ii-, switches, cursrt-. yarns, &c,
Our prices cannot l.tIl To please every one. WI
guarantee everything WE .cll not only to liz first
class, hut ~ cheap "a, anybody else can sell IL
CONF and see. MCtArsLAND * BEDFORD.
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ROHLE & NEW

Are receiving their fall and winter stock, which
embrace, ali classes and varI.''"-"f
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
4 fresh supply Of ln'ii"-' anil sSuto'
TRUNKS, NALI-E> AND -hTJHELS.
The a,,Urtm.n ut Of Hardware il very complete.
A new stock OF McI and B,y's Hat.
W. propose To s.l. III oar shoe stock. at COST
or LESS THAN COST 10 close out.
Do not forget that ~bargiins can be had at No.
Of Main street, a. R,yI- 4 New are prepared 10
Offer a large and attractive stock of Fall and
Winter goods. aud every one is invited to call
And EXAMINE, and purch .se cheap for CASH.
o-pll-tf RoiLE 4 NEW.
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TOWNSHIP JUsrIcE- Our Young
friend. Henry l.. Haynes, OF this city, was
nominated for this responsible Office hy the
convention on Saturday. MIR. Haynes Is n
cultivated. talented young man, and IN legal
attachments Is inferior to no one of hi, age at
the bar. His hrmness ami integrity of
character are an earnest 10 the people That
the duties Of the Office viii be Impartially
AMI faithfully Performed No better nom-
%inntion eouId iInye bren maze.
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FOUND

Trcspa>-Iu- upon >nb-"r!h"r'- premises n,
stray COW Of tn. following description: White
and hrin,lle, with one horn broken oil She has IT
young calf. Tn" owner is rrla.-tri 10 cyn," far
ward, prove property. pay charcv- and taxi her
AWAY, ~f~.iIt;I ". /. HAYS.
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TO LOCAL

Persons ADVERTISING in the local columns, "N-
ccpt those having >ttnlInS 'Al>-' viii "'
charged IL cents per line for iir-t insertion. L'"i
lOrcnt- per linz for each additional Insertion,
and to those having standing ''aie.' Ia "rmi-
per line for first Insertion. and = cents per an"
for each additional Insertion.
srrOsitiy-ly no deviation from this rule.
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RECEIVED RY RuMEN& son.

expressly for TIE Fair. liam> OF the finest
quality, shoulders OF the richest flavor.
breakfast bacon. mo>t'drliciou> dried beet
and dried beef tongues unsurpassed. For
sale. cheap at their grocery ami provision
Store under the Bourbon Hotel.
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CHALLENGE TO MILL OWNERS.

We, the undersigned Iroprirtors Of the Star
Mills, waverly, Mo, prop se exhibiting a barrel
of our best Hour ~ the Lafayette Co. Fair. for
the first premium. We invite friendly compete
ton from all parts Of the country. and hope the
best barrel of Hour will get the premium
CAUTliDnS. SUISpLER & Co.
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FINAL

NoT1CE Is hereby given toaii persons intcres-
IN ted In the estate Of john hear, decreased,
thai the undcrsigncd administrator win APPLY
~ the next Term NJ thu Probate court o. la
fayrtte county, 10 be- begun aud held at Lex.
lst2, 10 make . dnal settlement OF ssld estnte
M s-AR AdminIstraior
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AT COST.

HssIng resolved TO 20 into the q~ucensware and
glassware business exclusively, we offer our
entire ,tpek Of willow ware. wo,d.n ware aud
tin. ware at eo.t Come early i: you wish good
bargains. Your. Ill deih.'
rrpi-tf GEv. ). MCGHE4 L Co.
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READ!

Davis 4 AllSta,lt are receiving thu Target stock
Of boots, shoes and hats ever brought L. ihi~
market They warrant their -"ri, III every i"-
sport. and sell cheaper than the cheapest. Gail
early AMI get bargain, AT
srni-tf NJ 1870 MAiS STREET.
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LADIE AND MISSES.
EQUAL CHANCES TO ALL.

Don't fail to call on Davis \ Ailst"ii when y"n
want To purchase the hands"mrst shoes IN thrritr
very cheap. erpt-tt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02

Niger Wiz The following
pretty good take oil on biz mouths we over
heard on the street one Sunday mDr ming re-
c..ihly. Tw" "intriiiGcut yotail>. fresh from
the corniirid but >port.n. their secondhand
SUNDAY ioCgcry. met ut 4 crossing, one OF
tlIcn smoking Il pipe. lie of the pipe seem
ct 10 >wagScr too much 10 exactly suit the
other. who accostcd him Is he passed thus {:
..SIy. look here We'll sab. what is II,
-a!i:' biaud!y responded the smoker. 80.
nuIiin .'sku>c me-, lies wultrdt to >ec wledder
You had dat dar pipe i'll Your m"uf or in
your ear, '>husc me. good murnin', sab. "
The piper puti.i himself oil with the eNcla-
nation, "Iou'>c muffin but a black nigGcr
nutlow,' but he looked Il little sold.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02

ItuET. TAUBMAN is sheriff of
Lafayette county. anl is 4 very pleasant.
>mIIlu. fellow to talk 10. We wife all the
taxpayers and "Notcr, at the polls" to in
,rr>Icw linn and al. him what he knows
about that little prir.t, jyj known IL printing
The 4, iiIillcnt tax list.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02

MERITED-Wm. IL. Chilrs, parma.
nent chairman OF the convention Oh Satur-
day. is very much compIrmcntci for the v.ry
efficient and impartial manner in which he
presided over the protractcd deliberations of
that body.