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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
THE PEOPLE PROTEST.

At 4 large meeting of til, farmers of Mid
ilrton township on the 18TH inst, presided
over ly LANES \. Boyd. E>l.. the following
rr>n.ui."E> rrr. presented and unanimously
adapted:
H.s.1..i. T!ri, The action of the county
r"lri III nr.ir.in- {. Catr"n to return "thc
Treasurer Of i.:Ifly cite cuHIty the Middle
Ton township bonds. is an uEyarranted and
iIi"!i-lantr.i in"t>urc, that j. condemned by
all good. iinn,,t citizens and taxpayers Of
said township.
R,srlrt4. That we. the mc,nhcr> composing
the Farmers C!ub OF Middleton township.
bind ourselves each and sryrralIy. to go to
Lexington. en- MUSE. on the next term of the
county court. and present a petition asking
said court to rcsrind the order requiring
c. Ca:ron to return said bonds to the county
treasurer.
Rr,n'r>i. That we have full confidence in
the integrity of the custodian. ami believe
the bonds to he entirely safe i'll Iii, hands.
ACCIDENT-LaSt Sunday a num-
her Of bows were amusing tlIrm>rlrr, by
riding on the turn-tablr OF the l.. Il 81. l..
K. r.. While engaged in this sport, Jennie
Pointer. whose parents reside in Old Town,
!,,'! his liz caught and ball: mutilatc.i. The
flesh WAS entirely stripped I" the bone from
thu. calf OF the lcr 10 his fo,!. He suffrrr,
great agony while his wounds We're being
dressed by uhysiriau>.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
COMMERCIAL.
We give below carefully selected extracts
latest -. Louis prices current:
CATTLE-ENtra native steers
I IN, ill., ,n.y ,,y.rIx a. nnI,. ~

We give below carefully selected extracts
from latest It. Louis prices current:
CATTLE-Extra native steers
l.'hW lbs, and upwards. 20. 80 OOGgG 10
Good 10 prime, l,l'U to l.3JO lbs. } VOGG5 So
Medium 10 iaIr.l, O00 to 100 lbs. 4 :5tg4 30
COMMON to fair feeding and fair
butciicring 3 iOGLi JO
Wintercd CLcrokec>and Texans = Nt9t -
HOGS-Narkct is quoted at $3.50 To x4..5
to all classes OF buyers. $3.50 to $4.lo to ship
per>. and S4.23 to $40 to butchers. Packers
ar, virtually out vfthc market.
SlIEEi-Wc quote really extra of choice
fleece averaging loo 10 l25 ms ut So 50(dI =
LOO lbs; extra choice S..5ufuS. Other grades
including common TO prime at S4.25lS - 10.
WHEAT-SkS common Sl.iI! to Sl.'O;
No. >, Sl.123;>k> Il little short Of No. :.$l.7a;
SKIS white. Sl.'3: bulk. May. Sl.'o to Sl.'1:
>k> choice No. :. $l.Su to Sl.S2.
CORN-Bulk mixed SHE: do white mix
cd i1tc; new glinnir> mixed, die: white niN-
eel. sic: sis. white, J6c.
OArS-Bulk, No. ,. mixed SIC; Tulk No.
/, do 31i to 3Sc: :. h. :. 10 to 400; new bur
laps Ale; white mixed, Ale To I34c; choice
white, 44c; new sacks ch"iae surprise Zoe.
IiEMr-I'ncllanscd.C Clean new undre>ssed
.aiablc, but old and dirty new very dull.
We quote inferior and common undre>>-
ed, at so to $50: fair and prime $50 to SlO0;
strictly prime and choice do SllO to Sl:V;
dressed dull at $50 to 800; good hacLIej
tow $50.
TOBACCO-InfcriOr light weight lus,.
50 800 10; factory 10 IS !W(J6 ~; planters
d" SG(L7; common leaf IS 15L1 -: medium
do $SGH9 10; good do SlO(Gl2 ~. No bright
leaf Offering.
HAY-salesl car medium, f. track SIS; l
timothy Sl9 del: l ear at same on track thi.
side; fancy lcvec 81 %; 81 do 81 81 tU II.
BACON-Clcar ribs packed 7!c7 shoulders
packed Sac. )
LARD-DuII and lower. prime steam SIC;
choice kettle. Il; to kegs 81.
APPLES-Demand steudy for sound in
good condition, which sell sts!a. 1898 to s4td5
per bbs as in quality.
WOOL-Demand steady and price firm.
But little offering. Tul.washed 1Oc to 1:c:
fleece washed soc to GOc; unwa>hed 4Jc to
4O(G1Oc per pound.
PORN PACKING IN ST. LOUIS.
The following statement is furnished by
the secretary of the Exchange:
Number OK hogs packed from SOv.1,
1871. to March !, ls12............ 4l9.31
Average gross weight, lbs. ........ 263. u
Average total of lard, lhs ........... 35.l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
Higgins LETTER,

Tie following i the farewell letter of Hi--
gins. on" of the Cas- county >wiuIlerS. to his
wife. prior To hi, committing suicide:
KANSAS CITY. March j. 1872.
My DEAR DARLING WIFE: | am in Kan
>as City. Darling. thi, j. the last word you
VIII ever have from me. will BIZ beyond
the river. want You to live and take care
of our children. Don't feel bad for me.
darling: | have always been rs good ~ nv
nature would let me be. The time has
come when we must part. Kiss the baby
tor me. Teach them to be good and love me.
/ VIII leave you about $1,000 in money. I
send it to You by Mr.. Coblcr. Let George
Fcclcy attend to your money matters for
you. | am not afraid TO die. never want
you or the children iisgraccd nor ever will.
81 take this course. Not that | believe !
have done wrong. l think what l did was
10 more than right. and would 10 it again.
Tile ones that were to blame were the one,
that made me "a wore! left out deliver those
bonds. Kiss all the children for me. Love
Madge always. 1 have always loved you,
but farewell. my darling. We will mecl
beyond the river. Farewell. God bless you
My eyes are to full. l can't see to write
more. Goodbye. BOB.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

THE REUNION OF the Sunday
Schools at the NJ. f. Church, South, was
largely attended last Sabbath. The cercmo-
mics were presided over by Edward WinsOr,
of the Southern Methodist church. The
speeches. made were more animated and
spirited than usual. On the platform the
Baptist Church was represented by MIR. N.
Chapman, of this city, AMI Rev. Mr.. Marston,
of st Louis. Missionary agent; the Prcsby-
terrain Church by Rev. j. A. Quar!cs; the
Christian Church by Mr. Hollis. and the
Methodist by Mr.. A.. 5. kicrolf. The music
was excellent, and the pieces selected were
admirably executed by the skillfuI hand OF
Prof. Krumbholz on the new f%1ne-toned
Esty organ. The next meeting will be held
ut the First Presbyterian Church, OIL the
second Sabbath in next month.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
A CARD.

An old, hut true saying Is. that a l"'u with tn
max. -n.misi. just DO . c!~-siiting business. We
have heretofore. accommodated saripu. parties,
under IN. plra NJ ..hari tin-.,' and promise,
70 call in, H. u few days. &c. ae. and tn. re-
suit Ia, that afrr We have 80 done, fh- ssInr par
,i.s wanting anything In Our line thr.ranrr, HAY.
always got = little each ~ pay and leave II with
D,hrr houses. th,r"by showing ihtjr appreciation
Of our. kindn-ss toward tIrrn. rhsrrfDr-. ".
would ~ ~ all. that " you wish s~nythIng in our
line. haIi~are. unaware. furnaces sup'ss. tin
ronhns. gn,L~rias.. etc etc that v" tht"na I.
s.iI - low. Gf mt Lnwsr.) Ss tn" lowest, and ~
p<rt b. rAn for all 4g'rsds. 1h"f"f"rr' o'"-'
who wat tims. ~oaii do xsli ~ call ''''n"waer'
.is< rDr fhsi little gam. u Spoiled mitu'.'
VI. return our 1hsnks %. the public s"n"rah
fDr their liberal p.ir,n2g. b-rs."fpri. and re-
st<eif1Ily solicit . continuation Df same H.
1Dsmb-r. Dar terms are Cam
No Eu TEiLEK BROS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
LOCAL BRIEN.

Freight depot in Old Town will be
finished by Friday.
Large crowd and elegant ball at
Harmonic Hall last night.
j. NJ. Julian. of the Warrensburg
Democrat, called on us Yesterday.
Street lamp erected i'll front Of
'Spruces saloon lighting up the way
to ''iiquid damnativn.'
Mrs. j. I. Child. wife Of the Con-
%servator, gave a leap year party, IN
Richmond on Thursday of last week,
in honor of Miss Sue Child Of Phila-
delphia. Large attendance and sump-
lions feast.
six coiored females and one kinky-
headed male working on the rock
pile at the calaboose. All in for
fighting.
The X. c. Times, Weakly Register
aud those two powerful orgaas, 10
shelby and the Brownsville Banner,
all assailcd the lNTELLIGENCER last
week, and still she lives and snufs
the free air of Heaven.
The Ray county court has repealed
the famous reputation ORDER and
reinstated the Ray county r. II.
bonds.
Common Pleas Court has been III
session for two DAYS.
we ar. iuucbtrd TO Mr.. J. l.. Mar
shall, of Wellington, tor four subs
and the money. Will not many ol
our friends do us in the same manner:
7. 5. McChcsncy. of Snia-a-Bar
visited II sanctum, and reported :
u good state of things POLITICALLY il
his township.
Two or three hundred persons at
tended the sale of W. Is. Steele, il
Washington township. last Friday
Stock of all kinds sold high.
Amos Green is said to be the bes
bond detective in the L. 5. Afte,
solemn inspection, ne pronounced til,
Cass county bonds good on thei
face and Went fur a hat-full, blu
: the misfortune was that this ''distin
guishcd tinancicr' had to sell OH
4 "declinimg market" and his net gain
fell short of his expectation.
: The Legislature will no doubt al
|. journ by the first of April.
George S. McGrcw, rs has bee'
s~landcrously reported, is not engage
E in any other business except til
Quccnsware trade.
Chris Catron, Esq, Of Middlcto
township, has spent several days
the city. He holds ''them bonds" we
A. A. Lcsucur 4 Co. arc dali
d making large shipments of soap.
a Grading Oh College street ncarl
finished. Thcwork is well done, and IL
). beauty ofthc street greatly enhances
II St. Patrick's day. (ast Sunday,)
n largely celebrated in St. Louis nj
-" other large cities, was not observed
: this place, so far as We know.
\ wild Ray county turkey fc
across the river last Friday, aud thr
the window INTO the parlOr of NJ
Geo. Wilson, on the bluff, in this cit
Caught, killed and barbacued by Nj
Wilson for 4 Sunday dinner. VIII
" !" ever heard of such novel captur
CHOICE FHUIT-W We were prese
of tel last week with some choice apples rails
OF upon the farm of MIR. Hess. ncxr " aver
n, They were seedlings, delicious in taste, 4
lc- in Il state OF fine preservation. They lie
III well throughout an entire year. Mock
pit Goodwin have obtained cuttings from !
by Hess, and will graft ! number OF trees
as their nurscrN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 18th Of February. at the resi-
drnce of Martin slaughter, by Rev. George
smith, Mr.. ISAAC CARTER. OF Kentucky, TO
Miss LUCY THINNER, OF this county.
in this city. II inst. i. by Father Hoog. Mr..
DEETSCIiEL.
in the church ut Wellington, Thursday eve
ming. 18th inst. by Elder Jane, A. Mediation
DR.. n. D.. RAGI.AND and Miss WHITE EN-
BREE, all OF Wellington
in Wsyerly, ut the residence Of the hrlde'
father. TIlOS. DAVIS to Miss LAURA YOU'RE,
all Of this county,
ON March 81, by Elder Joseph ward.r,
Mr.. BENJAMIN AUSTIN and Miss SUSAN
SNEAp, all of jackson county.
Bv the same and on the same day, Mr. DAvu
yirENS aud ALAMEDA GREG, Of the sama
county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
FARMERS CLUB.

At 4 meeting Of the Farmers Club OF Lex
ington township, it WAS
Rtsolr.i. That the Farmers Club of each
township i'll Lafayette county. be earnestly
requested To send 4 delegation Of at least ten
members to meet this club, at their club
room. on Monday. April LIST, 1872, at 10 o'clock
=. IN, upon business Of the utmost import
ance to the taxpayers sf the county. and
also to request Il general attendance of all the
taxpayers Of the county on that DAY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

These permanent huin" fruit nurseries ar"
prepared t" furnish fruit. >lla'i" AMI. "r1la-
mental irrr-. shrubs. hUii,>. r">">. plants.
~. "f every Description. Their nur>,ry
stock i unsurpassed III variety anu h.ans't''i
farm. VARIETIES OF fruits, selected from
thiIty-tiNc wears OF practical and th'or"tiral
.xpcrirncr in the business in i.tias'iir
county. W.. i-rI-rcItly 'ur"lrII' Il for III"
niauN ortcr- that W.. are tally receiving. w
would >,y /" the public that "" ar" 'li'!ras-
nrinw To hIIiId al, IN institution WORTHY The
patronage Of any community. \ sale ground
viii hr III the city. a. >uOn IL the weather
admits. We will exchange nursery stock
tor cattle. horses and corn. Nurseries >itu-
,tr,t halt mile w,>t of Fair Gr"LnuS.
W. Mock X F.. J. GnpDwIN.
1--if Proprirtpr>.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
STOCK ITEMS.

John Hall. of Wellington. sold last week
to John A. Lobb, 100 fat hogs, averaging 314
lbs. at 1915.
Wash Cooper, near Dover, sold 4 calves ut
Sl2 each.
Milton Mcdaniel, Of same neighborhood.
sold 8 calves at $40 i head.
Loeb. Terhnne, of this vicinity, sold :
spans Of mules vt S575. "a
Orlando Brady, of Tabo is feeding 50
head of cattle for the spring market. He has
lost about 100 head of hogs by the cholera,
but still has 200 left.
l.. w. Smallwood shipped last Wednes:
day, from AullSille, ) car loads of cattle and
one car load Of hogs. Tie sold in st. Louis
on a dull market, extra cattle. bringing S.
per hundred, and good. $3.50. Tn hogs
brought 1870 per hundred.
Mccormack 4 Waddell arc fccdEn. 80
head of very inc ) year old cattle. OH Wsd-
delI's farm. They already average some
I.45O pounds, and will be carefully led till
June. when they go tn New York.
A few days ago, in Saline county, Frank
Cole sold to Jacob Hester. " Hooded
cattle-a cow aud . bull-for 600.
Mr.. l.. N. Hunter bought Of Presly L.
Peak, noar wavcrly. forty head Of cattle.
- OF them averaging 1915 lbs. each. Price
paid 8 cents. These cattle were shipped by
the purchaser to Philadelphia via Browns
Vile. Mr.. J. v. knucklcs also sold % head,
averaging 1860 lbs. to the same party ut 81.
MIR. Hunter bought Of Z. Mann 50 head of
cattle. averaging 400 lbs, ut 5cts.
The Saline county Progress says:
Messrs. +. W. Russell and Col. '. Narmn-
duke, Of Arrow Rock township, purchased
this week Of Frank Cole, twelve head Of the
choice Of his herd for $4,000. most OF which
was imported to this county from keitucky
last spring; also the celebrated bull, "Euke,'
imported by Chas. e. Leonard, Of Cooper
county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
T

The campaign of - has actually begun,
and the INrEILIGENCEH will enter with
shirt into the discussion of all county. state
and National questions. II will he run Ill the
interest of no politician or oil ,r->cckcr. but
will battle for the rights and the best inter
r>t> Of the people. 1t will devote c>rccia.
attention to affair." at home. and its local col
uInn> will overflow with news and items of
interest to the people of Lafayette. Every
Ihnn in the county should take the lNTELLI-
GENcER this year at least. We want to do
the greatest good /" the greatest number. In
order to do this AMI extend our circulation.
We hold out the following
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

SPANG's EXCELSIOR OIL-John
Powell grocery mcrchaut,o on Franklin street,
nearly opposite the Market-Honse, Is agent
for this celebrated oil, superior " any In use.
It gives u brilliant light, aud Is non-explo-
sivc. Unlike other oils, IL will not soak into
wood and leave grease spots which M
be removed. Call at Powcil's and supply
yourself. He will prove what be says by
testing II In your presence. bNt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

CoMMENDAELE- An elegant raised
platform. with fhrc" tiers of seats. for the
accommodation of the organ anil choir has
been constructed near the doors IN the NJ.
+. Church south in this city. This is 4 much
more desirable arrangement for the choir.
preacher and congregation than the corner
near the pulpit. For this much needed i'm
provcmcnt. the church is indebted TO the
christian effort, of our handsome young
lady friends Mis-, Fannie Winsor and Miss
Katie Kcrtolh. who planned the structure,
collected the means. hired the mechanics.
and managed the whole affair.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
CASH CASH

On aud after this day it Is my intention TO
adopt the late departure that Is becoming
no popular. I propose 10 decline the opening
and in the future to give accommodations
only tn those who have paid promptly when
the cash was required. Those who arc H.
dcbtcd to ne. | urgently request to call and
settle their small accounts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
rRorTING xrALLI0Ns AT NET.
"

HTENBRNO will stand sor . NmA.
- n: ::s; ss g; -; :: + 4 \ 'si Dove: !: :" :. = = ~
Marr~ bred by the SEASON not provtnI R16Sd.
Eusy he returned next sra.oa Nlsts.
McnibEil'o 10 . dark rid bay, dneen hands sad
'hr,--tnch-r high, fur years old in July aext.
ar 4 by tie celebrated Marion, soa Of NSspSFao
I hi~t dam by Bob Didlake. by Nemhrino OAisl,
&c. Mcnabrino Is nearly . fun hrother IN blood
g. W: Donnrr's n. Berthe. fur whseA b Paid
$40. 90 ut . s-ycar old.
More valuable hprsrs have deAoeadsd from
Me,nhrino chief thAn any trOstinS. stallion y
Anhrltea. .Amo.E The most lotrN sre II
Thorn. ". Fil.s, Idol, Ericsson, ". Oteah9lDS,
". PAehru. Bnenoit, Clsrk Chief, I'D G1od.
sire Of the great t~l.skwvsd, puld ~ 40 Ee0S1
thSn sny hprsc IL thr Uslt-d sta1Rs hafase.
|. M-inhrino was exhibited q SeaAih, Was-
r~eusl'nrs and L. tiusscn ard tecA se1pssloa1e
ls1sof ih- country. sessea Win sxptfs n u
july. .
! Also, q, the ssnne s~laf,rs. DEFIANCE, IT,, ~
properly af Mr.. Wilson. . dapVAs 80, Hxee9a
han,ls aud one inch high, viii sssSd - IN -
season, or SIS IN insure.
Drdsncr vas siIvd b. tha EseNaA sseeA 49,
Dcdanor lmrorssd. and 90 oJs ossseaAt<A
psaana<, Js.. IL svsnshspsShsc2. ll9StI,
pieuty Of 6noe sad auheteeoe, , Dly
10 every way ssssassfsa, 49,
s.-Nr. wn.os xfll tr11SkV6G.1S4O
pes DAY. -, .I0ssAsol .8ttH'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

FROM THE SISTEKs-Of Saint
Peters Orphan Asylum. Tenn: The E>ty
Organ now In Use in our Institution is I'M
surpassed TOR real merit. We think it cannot
he cgualcd by any other manufacture.
VIclc X Mill.. No. PA, n. 9Th street, st.
Louis, Mo General Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

Nor DEAD-Prcsidcmt McGrcw, OF
the "sociaI Club inform. IL thnt Tits in>t'-
tuition, though, in n Sirlly condition. Is not
yet entirely cfunct. The female committee
appointed several weeks ago. have not YET
reported. if they 10 not report soon they
will be leciurrd and discharged. The c''it
Will then. unaided by the grn'lcr sex. pu'
forth one more viRor0u. effort .'to Gnd .
place." and " fortune favors their efforts z
may "xpnct one more party In Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

Wod-30t to 20 for cOInbing.
IS; fair to good, Is; white aud common, l2S.
Bssns-Iiana picked navy 81 90 to , 80; medium
Pr"vi<ions-S. c. hams, Is to l6c; country II
to l2h
Stoulders-5foS
Lar,l-1 to 10.
Flour-choicc XXX 5 0 do bbls . 80; good
second rate 1 90;
Corn m,al-,D to Ggr.
Salt-knnawha, ) 81.
Grocerics-Bruwn sugar 10 TO II; EN. &. II
to l&i,; \. Is Ia IL; crushed l5h to l6s.
TcaS-l 70 TO : ".
CUff.e-choice, Is to 2S, fair - ic IS; o. G.
Java, 80 TO -.
s~yrnp-suFar loaf: 81 90 to l 10 golden, 10.
Molasses-s. II. ~; common 20.
Cheese-S.. =. zoe to s,ei English Dairy %;
Young America 81
PepPer-so to Is; pure ground, ~.
HOn-y-l5 to zoe.
TallOw--6i; to-;
Festhers-prinr. Goo;
Coal oii-iOc per gal.
Grain.No:i wheat, l IS to I7'.--NosIs'ol"
Corn-bbl, l 30 to IS.
suniritsI,onion. l % TO > o.
Arples-dried, bu. ! 90 to l 20
Putators-l 90 TO l 50.
! B-ri-on foot ! TO as qrs to .; cutio to l ..
llpES-nu IOOt , ~ 10 , u.
Dry Goods-printe ~ 10 LAY.
Shcetings-heavy%-4 bro, Is to Ia; second do.
i.l,; fine brown 1 Is to -; l0-4 siiectihy 70 to
IS; Crash, l.ii 10 20.
Cotton-bleuched, l2ts TO 20.
Canton Flnnnels-l6S to y.
| Tickings-:0 to 50.
Table linen-O tn ! 30.
Jeans-S 10 I 10.
Casim~res-l % To , 90.
Paper cainbric-l2l
Spool cotton-dox; ! %.
C0rsets-l to ) %. O..
Hides and pclts-dry hides iG to lsS; green
hides 7c;
Sss; q ], ''ss'e'
Ottrr-$2aA.
~C0on-prime, 3Sc.
MuakrIf-S 10 l0c. -
S~kunk-!O9S0.
Lumber-clear pine. Is inch, a.; saIne Inch
! as; . stock board. 80, b stock hoard. %, SaE
nnAw boart, dressed. IS; fencing, 80; eles
sefsi Do: q 81 do, =; Ioist and scanIins. .
sawed, 5 80; No. ! do. I Qoi laths, SW. Nsiis
lumber, soft, 10 30, hard .: -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

THE BEST Always stop Mt the
Planters House while In st. Louis. You get
the best accommodations there that can be
had in the citv. The landlords, Messrs.
Spar & Kelsey, do their best to make their
guests feel at home. while their efficient
clerks may always lac found at their desks.
ready and willing t" accommodate you in
any way possible. They have everything the
market afioi lis on their tables. Their rooms
are neat and c"zv. Take our words for 1t,
il you stop there onrr YOU will never stop
ut any other house thereafter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
Lexington. March Goth, 1872.

LOTTA-This Young aud brilliant
actress IL iiIliny an engagement this week at
Coats Opera House. Kansas City She is IA
Star Of the fr-t magnitude. and II will pay
any OF our citizens to visit Kansas City and
wee her perform. We understand there Is
1. an effort being made TO place her before
. Lexington audience.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENTS.

NEW Gentlemen take notice, and
govern yourselves accordingly. Davis Il
All>tadt are receiving their spring styles of
hats, AMI they are beauties. Go and get one,
they are cheap. 5Otf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

A GOLDEN EAGLE Was killed n
few days ago in Saline county, by Lcveret
Leonard. anil sent by express to DR.. &. b.
Alexander of this place, 1t measured stven
feet and one inch between the tips Of the
wings, and weighcd'twelve pounds.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

kCLAIM> \ SUFFERER on, dear me. VIII
Neuralgia never leave me? Eain5 in the back,
Is IN thr side, rheumatism in the leg. foot and
81 Yes. YOU can iind immediate r.iicf by
Ig DR. ulllm,n's stimulating Cream, Ia" inr.ii
nlar L.iuIucnt in III" market. The iatIirs VIII
Ire without il. The doctors use il in their
etirr, aud, " ithuut any exception. II has he
" 4 universal remedy. Suld by lhr". ths-
BIZ and u. W. u. T"vis, and all druggists.
uuyI5niS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

LAND SALE-Jalnes Schooling sold
to W. w. KeeIe ten acres Of un%improvcd
land. o%ne-fourth OF q mile south OF llig-
ginsvillc, at $50 per acre.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

A SrErI ALITy-Davis 4 Allstadt
make II 4 speciality In keeping the ncatcst
~la'iics' shoes In the city. custom made, they
are pretty, rs NIL say that look at them. Call
and feast YOUR owes. soft
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

A PErIrI0S-To be presented TO
the Honorable ~ county court. asking the
emDy Of Sing shannon as the county
agent In the sfTsir Of the l.. 4 ~. I. Il. H.,
was circulated 10 tbs city last Saturday, aud
ssesiysd . large number Of signatures.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20

LOsr-A guttnpercha zane with a
lead head, ferrill broken of the bot
tom and a piece Of wood put on in its
place. Leave at this Office.