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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

THE LATEST.-Ia!clv. at the
Wholesale wsrrro"m- ofth" General Agent.
M---r.. Ni.ir II Mills. No. IA North Filth
street. in This city, We hat the pleasure Of
listening 10 tn" ilr-fams'! "ArIou' piano.
More ,ru,hiUlIv IL might be styled the ..Eii-
chanting" It. tones are like the low. Apft
murulur Of distant waters. miugiing with
the music Of tirI!ikc voice.. The treble
break upon the ear brightly an! joyou.Iy
a. ~uarriag"-bciI- ringing liquid crystal.
huon the distant rolling tiundrr- OF the
MOLE ha,. keep grand accord. A. ttic
-"ayinx .iDrfn-wInhs cso.s. the mIifiiihd':
%! Al! naturr's sound. the. increasing diaIa>on
yieid- L Wild concord Of sublime melody.
One feel. bew iiicrc'i at the weird attractions
81 the instrument. Til" artist, pen cannot
paint the living power Of is fa-cination-
which holds one "nthrali-d. fearful Of the
ending OF the drlirinu. SQUAD.
dropping poetic descriptions for the prar-
teal, this Patented ArIDn piano /. simply
the perfection ~ il musical Instrument. Its
wondTou. ppwer Of continuance of lone
t"Dl tome aud The equality Of symphony,
allow the complete production Of the re-
serberatioD or echo sie"t-.arh ri-ing chord
being the pTo'D'Elr, In purity and power.
O. the lower. aud II has tia, power ofexten.
zion or projection Of irs tone. hDrriofor
peculiar 10 fnii Grand. oniy-hiiiny the par
Tor. fun to Overlooking. The uniform prr.
.rrva,ioD Of the ,aine quality OF tone under
ihs srruuy-.: forte effects. b, unu,u.il. lin.
tnDne Of that iaT-f, metallic non" produce,
In many ptauD- by hard playing y--"c!liu
from lY:r-i:kc sTflnr.s To the grandeur 81
fuil orchestra. aud In it's dcca'i"i:c: fading I.
.SD~l, aud iinpaipable As the organ '"n'
without change u quality.
Among the maay ptijDs we has: sxaruir
sd. no on. approaches ilp Arion IN III
sifapls. r~ra.1natje construction VI the fOI
Vital parts Vi Il piano. IL
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On and after this day it Is my intention to
adopt the late departure that is becoming
so popular. l propose TO decline the opening
of new accounts, and close all that are due;
and in the future to give accommodations
only to those who have paid promptly when
the cash was required. Those who are IN
debted to ne. 1 urgently request to call and
settle their small accounts.
WM. J. PIGorr.
Ieyippton March 00th- ISL
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Lexington. March Goth. ls,:
MARRIAGES.

Married, to-day, "Wednesday, the 10th inst, 1T
u O'Clock A. NJ, at the First Baptist Church, bv
Rev. r.. =. uulin, Dr. EDGiN \. DCLIN and
Miss FLORA y. LIGHrNEt.
Attcndants-Mr James Aull and Miss Fannie
winsor. MIR. Alexander GRAVES and Miss I.izxi.
Ely, Mr.. VIM. e. Hail and Miss Bette shaw.
At the residence Of Henry Kulmn, near
Cnrcor,liu. A!pril 18th, iS12, by Rev. krassa. Mr.
Henry /. we-trrhou-e and Miss HANNAH
kuLMN, all of this county.
TAr happy couple starsrd immediately for their
future home. The wishes and hessings of loving
hearts attend them.
At the residence OF the tside's uncle, Mr..
b. r. vickers, on tine 9Th inst by the Rev. r.
Roth, Mr.. JAMES W. HARRELSON, of Cass
county, and Miss ANNIE Z. SHELTON, OF
Lafayette county.
We bow and pocket the dollar with thanks,
hoping that our newly married friends may
pocket all the happiness Of their bris~htessdrcans.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF Missouri
tIy az iENfSIInN

|, John e.. Young, 10y tile authority in me
vested a-'Mayor OF said city, do issue Til,
my .Syt,ma Proclamation.
1T. That hereafter IL NOR than ten 40
In number of .andiittr- At" i"Iui together.
ph,iruciing the sid wiIA- ni -IiI riiN /" the
Inconvenience ni lady pedestrians. anu III
jury Of our merchant, such ciniidii"s
will be arrested by the city Marshal Tor a
violation Of all Ordinance IN relation there
10.
Done at the Mayors Office, this the 18Th
day Of May, 1872.
JONI {. YouSG.
Mayor.
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SOMETHING New - Mrs. James
Hays continues the furniture business at the
old stand. A fun supply OF all articles in tina
line Kept constantly on hand. She is agent
for nunk's noiselcss steel spring bed bottom,
both comfortable and durable. Call and look
through the house.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
A CALL.

\. II. MCFADDEN-Sir: Being fully salts
ned that tine interest, of our city will be on-
trey safe IN having you Is our Mayor, we
respectfully call upOn you TO become 4 can
d,date for the Mayoralty OF our city, at the
ensuing city election, to be held. on Tuesday,
June i;h, 1872.
MANY FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
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EXAMINATION - The clO,in. Q.

EXAMINATIONS - The closing cXcr-
cI-es Of The present -rs-ilJi Of The Baptist F"-
male College. begin on the iii Of next
month. The orrirr Of procedure will be:
Exhibition Of the PhIIoinaihic >oricty. FRI
day evening. June :. Annual sermon. sun
day, June .. Address to the Sprirty. by
Rev. >. II. Ford. l.. ~ oil -. Louis. Mon
day evening. june 10. Address, to the school
ahi all friends of cducaiion. by Rev. W.
Pope f"a,nan, ID. ID. of ~. Louis, Tuesday
r,eainS. june II. Commencement, Wc.inc>-
day evening. june T.. The examination OF
the CLASSES sill coIntnrr.cc tn-rnorrhwfTuur-.
day.J and continue until the Eth OF June.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

THANKS To Prof. Charles Gin
Bile. our talented composer. for ELECTRIC
Sparks an elegant piece Of new music,
composed by himself, and Dedicated to Miss
Bette Aull, ono Of the brilliant young bellies
Of z. A. Seminary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

have onr hundred and twenty acres of
line blue grass. with Twin. water. and vii!
pasture all kinds of stock on very reasonable
terms. For iu!l particulars call on Eugene
NJ. Ewing. two miles from Lexington. near
Mr.. Limrick'>.
~noI-2ni> EUGENE EWING.
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TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising III the local columns cN-
crpt thns. hi,in: Standing, ."In WIN IN,
ch,r.,,i l., cents per line Tor first INSERTION. and
IN rrnr. imr line for each additional insertion,
and To- those hlvtu. standing aus. !" cents
per line Tor iirst insertion, ;tiitl > cents per line
for each additional Insertion.
rrIn.i,iyrlv no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Commensurate the announcement
u g. i. l'"nihii. fnr mayor. the "hIrrah
for Hre"ir! AMI Brown" Wa, i,-iingil SIG
S''f"dah al 'r'r.,y ourselves. MIR. Dorthiit
in'"rins IL THAT he il, not u party can
,!iiai., and W. now s,,i- I'm hi, behalf that
he run, Tor Mayor regardless Of politics or
health.
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OyYiCE L., s.. 4 VI. SOCIETY.

LEXINGTON, Nay 9Th, Is,2.
The annual exhibition Of tbs Lafayette
Agricultural Il Mechanical society will he
held at Lexington on Monday, September
Dytb. 1877. and continue ak days.
= By order Board Directors.
nSZt UPTON b. WINsoE, seSy.
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ItEMEMRER-Thc Mite meets AT
Mr.. Edward Win>"r', Tomorrow (Iiiur--
'Iay) night. Remember t!ii, is the last
meeting of this Kind. Go. TAX" your
quarter, aud spend 4 pleasant social even
M.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
NEW TICKET IN THE FIELD.

4 few days ~" the wires flashed over the
country the Cincinnati nominations. l'co-
pie threw up their hats AMI shouted hurrah
for Greeley and Brown. but til" excitement
has subsidized, the people have collected their
>cn>r>.ald are NOW asking th'm>i>c- thu iul-
pprtant question. wiicr, can W" get the best
bargains and buy the cheapest Goods: Tire
rush every day 10 the house OF Waldeli. Aus
tin * Co.. prov. that people have found the
right place. Wadiril Austin X Co. j. The new
tickrt-:hry are tn. peoples candidates. IIor-
ace Greeley has nothing but his oil! white hat
and coat: Wa,irII. Austin X Go. have every
thin" from \ paper of pms up 1" the finest
wedding rig. and they viii g,'e Hot "cHF i-
fer, try n.V /. u"hr,nii. li,i> i>nu >ilaIl.
they have the capital" stand II and mean
what they say. Mcs-r,. Fail and ireland. two
OF the mos, experienced, popular and reliable
statesmen in the county, are connected with
the iuI-c. They have one price. ami 'io the
square thin. by all kinds of Customers.
Enterprise. .pirii and advertising will tell
in any business. and This will explain why
Watilcil. Austin " TO. are doing the largest
amount Of irh',ius to country dealers of any
hnil>t III tHc Cill. Every week tiIrH are
filling large orders from country merchants
i'll thu. Ray an! "ti"r counties.
FIGCKESW WON'T LIE-lIorarc Gree
Icy run, well for IN old man. but WaI,irll.
Austin X Co. wiil knock his props out al
,ucIi figure A. liic~r:
Towels. ~ per dnzcn: half hose, .5c per
dozen: hos. 81 per IoZrn; aulkcrrhicf>
Joc per '!'I"r: lace collars. 2jc each; two
button Kid @lrvc-, Sl.jo; one button Md
gloves. .5r; French jlconrts. II. per yard:
wash p"rEin>. Sc per yard: good cans. Soc
per yarl; ~ >pfi iinI>ii hlrarlir.i ottuu. IN
per yard; III brown cotton, ljc per yard.
READ Our able commercial this
week. Report, from different points are col
lcctcd, %stiilc'i, condensed and presented III
such a form that orr farmers will not have 10
read Il whole side OF a newspaper to get what
they want 10 know. On this account IT l.
better than III" reports in orr large city pa,
prr-. quit" a change in prices in some ar
tirlcs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
! GOLD IN ST. LOUIS, MAY 18TH, ls1s

NASN Il
NEW YORK, May n.-Fluur higher: receipts
900; ,uirIs western and state 81 lOa1 ii; com
mon 70 good extra 81 1JaS p; good to choice ). 10
a9 Il: white heat western extra 81 l5alO so;
extra Ohio s. ljal0 10; st. Louis 81 :Shal3 -; rye
flour scarce. Sja6. Whisky dull. SS5isaS9c.
W heat unsettled; no receipts; winter red west
western in store 81 DIAL N. Barley and malt I'M
changed t'rn higher; receipts ~ 900 bushels;
western mixed .1a.sc. Oats unchanged: western
3h!5' &C; 1hio M'a Eggs dull at l5al6. Hay
.irln at 81 .Uil ~. Hops and leather unchanged.
Wool iirIn, Lnwa>hed tJc; pulled 1.as2c. Trn-
visions. pork iirInrr, new mess SI3 - ,,IlI prime
mess SIS -. Cut M .ats unchanged. Lard quiet.
No. to rr:inc steam 9isc; kettle 9iac. Butter:
new 2ga3.c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May ll.-Fiour buoyant hut unset
tied. Wheat active an higher; offspring 81 -
spot; 81 81 !. seller June, an,i 81 6Si, for seller
July Corn active and advanced, No > mixed
nj ~i>c>l'ot and ~ seller June The sales for June
We're en"riiIpii-, AMI cash sales amounted to ,.0,-
900 bushels. oats active anil advanced, M. =
3,aa>h, Rye lirih, No. at .jc: harley in fair
Key Iirm AMI in fair demand ut SiaSs,,c Pork fair
demand and advanced To Sl2 Sal. - for spot,
and sli for Jun: Lard i'll fair demand and All
vailce't To- - 10 for spot, and s. - June. Bulk
meats quiet. Bacon quiet. Hogs in good de-
nisnd al 81 >0ai 20. Beef cattle quiet.
We Civ. below latest -. Louis quotations.
C~ATTLE-Th" supply Tor the past week has
been very limited, hut has been equal To the de-
rliit'i, which WAS rn;ir"l! from local operators
and Butchers. Reports from the east have: been
rather Hiscouraging, b"t owing to the baroness
of the m1r!.rt they dii not Affect prices, which
are rs follows:
Extra choice shipping strrra, !,5D
lbs and upwards. ........ 81 - IN & 10
IN shipping steers, | ,35oto / 40 Tbs. 5 So nb 10
t.on,t to i,riIn" |. $50 to l.2JO lbs. 5 - Ia : a.
Medium L" fair, 900 Ia !, 100 tbs ... ) w d ; -
stock steers, 80 To 100 lIrS.....-... 1 ~ q j u
HDGS-lhr receipts for the week have bccn
heavy, exceeding any period since the packing
season, and composed mostly of York grade
Under the influence of the runs and untavurihl,
~aiyic"> from Eastern markets, prices On Yorker:
declined about 20 cents, and on the heavier
grades known is Philadelphia alnut 10 cents ol
M~omiay-ind Thursday there WAS a further lie
elm. ON the latter, until light weights rule,
about the SAM. Induced 10y the exceeding low
VALUES the IIlrhct WIS active, hut prices veal
throughout ami the movement was cpuoi,lrrall,
-ulicic:it t. Keep the yard, cleared. The nt
juriiy of tn, offerings were taken Ivy shippers
We SHOULD suppose that values had about got t
their lowe point; yet commission statesmen ar
not law-givcr-. The market East continued {
Yesterday inclusive. uuiIynrahlc. The inlluwin
taI'i" will best show the tendency through til
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
I.r,i~,.rnv Mo Nrr.l 9th, Is.

I.FNiS,.TnN No Npril 9Th, IL.
EuiTnEs SItLLI,t\'iR NJ the solicitation
of a great many citizens and iuN-pINrr-. | irr.-
hv announce myself - , CInd! lat" for thu Ollie"
ut city Marshall AMI uliv,t"r, al the coming
June election Il: -l"rl!uiiy.
.In.ErM \ InMnNnS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

WADDELL. AUSTIN IL CO.-IInvc
just received u tampic line u Grape wells,
marked down At the lowest ngure.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Pictures -t"r the hest photographs ="
to saunders; Tor thu hr~t teens COL /" >a"n''f> ::
Tor the hr-t E.innrim'it, - t" >ihn'i"r>-'h
only G,il.iy IN town that irhhr- III" true i'i"-
traaht In f,.t. - !" saunders i"f all th' ""''
anil la,">; -r!l,- in pictures. Gallery opposite
cLtriM An-.-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Mr~~n~. EriInE> I"u will Ii,asr say To- my
numerous irI,ul- tisit | AIN 4 cH!I,iiriL:" for ut!
tounrIlm al tor the SECOND ward. Il; III" APP
prVachin. JAM election JplIS nor"HEHrN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

SPRING STYLES Wall paper
suitable for tiii- season. Flute. guitars and
IiDIin- suitable for all >ct-rn-. Handsome
oil window >Ia'i--. All uf the above sold at
reduced prices at PIGorIs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Wnoi-s0 to 80 FOR c"mblng.
iu'l"r-ctuirr vel. roll, neatly wrapped so to
81; fair to good. 10; white and common. lsi,.
E:gs-frr>h, 10 10 l2l..
~Heans-uand picked navy, 81 90 to 400; medium
and common, 81 .jto 81 81.
fr"ri>ions-S. {. hams, Is to Ice; country II
10 l2t.
Si'irs-clrar, 6tos.
Shouilcr.-Jt"1.
Llr'l-. To 10.
Fl"ur-choice XXX c 90 do bbls II 50; good
second rate ) 90:
Corn mcal-.5r.
salt kanawha, > so.
GrOccrics-iirnwn sugar 10 ia u; EN. {. Is
to Il; A. i3a to:lj; crushed.i41. TO l6-
Tcns-l ~ To > %.
cor.e-choice, n to n, fair D to II; 0. G.
Java, 30 20 ~.
>yrup-sugarl loaf, 81 90 to l 10 golden, N.
M"lasscs->. IL. IS; common 10.
Cirese-N. Y. eoc to e5c;. English Dairy %;
Young America, g
repprr-5n 10 -; pure ground, 400.
Al,t,icc-25 To 30.
H~on-y-lJ IL Zoe.
Taliow--6ia to-;
| Feathcrs-primc, SIC;
Coal nil-40c per gal.
Grain-N"- wheat, : 10 to :l5.-Nos ? to- 10
C"rn-bbl. , a5toe. IS.
Suniries-tbnions | 20 to 9 %.
Applcs-lried, blu. l 10 to l 50
Peaches-lricl IS {" &C.
Putators-l 90 to l 50.
Iteef-on foot ! In 6i qrs 5 ts 10; cutt0to ls1s
! Hsgs-pn iuDt ) 30 60 5 70.
bIN - w k-
S!lectingS-heayy ~ bro, IL 81 Is; seeond do.
la; fine brown I IL to 1 III; lot shsctinS 10 to
a.: crash, l2a tn 20.
Cntton-blcache'i lshs TO 10.
Canton Flannels-l6is to ia
Tickings-aO to 30.
! Table liucn-50ts l ID.
.Jean--HJ To l 90
Casim.rrs-l % tn , 90.
Paper cambric-l2ts
Spool cu;tuu-,iok; l DO. ,
Carscts-l TO } %.
Hides and rrlts-iry hides re to Iss; green
hides &C;
Sheep pclts--1a to 2 10.
Deer skins-try, per ID. l5g sOc-
Mink-priHic, 81 10.
Ofter-S2ta&.
Cnon-prinr- BIC
Muskrats 10 LOO.
Sknnk-s06tID.
Lun,b.r-clcar pine. IL inch, Ell; same inch.
sss; a stock boarl. 30; b stock board, soi sag.
flooring, so, al rate do. Is; clear sitting, pine.
%; ID DO. q; ID do. "a; loiss and sc.ntiinE., 10;
| lumber, soo. IL 20, hard - %.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

NES-RS EDIroH-- ~ the earnest solicitation
at many CItII ~. ! announce u S>rli A. Il cai'i.
t!h;r Tor the rnI",' ii tIty Marshal of this CITY. al
the ensuing election. bAND WAI\l,IIitT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

KANSAS CITY REPORTER-ThiS is
the title of Il lively, spicy and Interesting lit
tic weekly published every Saturday by l.
y. Hicks. %: the advertising agency. Kansas
city. Ii j. neatly printed. ami goes 10 sub
%>"rihrr> Al iii'y cents for three months. lltI"'
worth doubt" III" m"nrk. We hope it may
flourish. d-II deserves.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

RATIFICATION-T The Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting at Turner Hall
last saturday night was we'll attended. The
Hall was well provided with seats. and the
sta.c Hastily decorated with flags. There
We're about !D persons present, the Amcri-
cans and Germans being about equally rep
resented. A. was eNp"cicd,thc Hall WAS well
s%prinklcd with candidates. The meeting
WAS orderly and digniiic,i, free from drunk
cnncs> ami rowdyi>m. Stirring addresses
were delivered by Ncs>rS. Graves hild> and
Young. each speaker heartily en- lor>in" the
Liberal nominees. and opposing the prc>cn-
taiion OF a new ticket. Their remarks We're
well received and applaudel hy the crowd.
who, almost TO Il man. were III favor of Gree
lev and Brown. Beer flowed irrciey. candi-
dates had 4 fine opportunity of loo>ing their
spare change and winning votes, and they
played the game regardless of cost. 1t was
altogether Il Jolly political gathering. and the
crowd are indebted both to the generosity
and good management of y. ilacrlc for the
Hall and the good order that prevailed.
Hats and Cap. At COS, at kcllcr's Variety Store,
!. Main street. opposite City Hotel. J2if
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

ToRA COOP clean room. and
A SQUARE meal. 20 Il, t!: Lint"ll Hotel. kan-
"a. civ. j. II. I:AGwILI.
my,l-lv lT"lFlrt"F.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
CITY.

LEXINGTON, April 9th. Is!
EpiynRs <rELLI.k>C i-LE>ILENE< Please
announce me ~ u rmdIlai" i,r the "'icr ni
'.t.,y Rrgi,rrr'' al The ensuing june election.
Yours very respectfully.
n2,d lllp>. >TANDl>ll.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

We are authorized To- aun"uur" Il II Wilson
as a candidate. for In" "!lIrr ui ttfy l;r'orirT, AT
the ensuing rity election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15


THE HE-lXi"N Was held last Sab
bath Il; the ,hri>iiln church. The attend
anrc lnr.,.. bat l!tti,. lii" or spirit i'll the
discussions. Mr.. \. :. ki"rull. who always
represents tn" city press on these occasions,
amt VIII" travels around his subject in Il
manner worthy of the "aSrra3r SUNDAY
school orator" tried to Introduce Il change
HAT would fire up the proceedings. Til.
was t" have Il monthly meeting of the tcarll-
"r> for the purpose of arranging cut and
dried programme for the occasion. After
slight >kirmi>hing and two or three dry
speeches from the >am" number of vcncra-
bile brethren. our worthy inh->linger and his
proposition went under.
y motion was then made to make the meet
IiI@> quarterly. aud speeches made in lis
favor 10y Rev. Mr.. i;ycr>. Dr VI. Chapman
and president Burknrr. Mr.. Edward Win
>"r opposed it in i spirited little speech. con-
tending that such Il move would kill oil the
institution. .A>"lr wa- then taken. and III.
motion failed 10 carry 10y u large majority
against ii. 80 the Thing remains i'll .tufu gao.
The Br"wn>I lille pie ME then rtilc up. This
has been l%iiatins the churches tor some
iinit, aud there II a probability that not
many of III" Sunday schools of this city will
20 into it Tie great obstacle in the NAV i,
the enormous cliar-r made bv the Pacific
railroad company Tor the U.s.. oi their car-.
The h-lnnrr to Brownsville i twenty
eight ar thirty miles. alu! the company
char" so Il ear. and only furnish them at
tlii> rat" on condition that six ears are
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Paid for Lard, Ta!lrw. Grease or
fat 81 any kind.
cor. MAIN ANIL Pm" streets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Hirrah, ever! body i going TO the light
min. boot. shoe and hat store Of Davis and
All-tait. where they can buy shoes and hat,
Al unhear,l OF prices. call one and all.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

T.ENiNUTUN, MN-. AlrII YIN. ~
Mr~si< EDITORS ~ the earnest snliCiiatIn ON
of many friends. | hereby announce mN>"lf a. Il
candidate Tor III" oiir'. "t ,jtN Recorder.
Respectfully.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
CASH CASH!

Bt.s, Kid Gloves FROM 90 ccuts TO sl.2a. at lie
lcr's Variety Store. 52tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

Cotton hosiery, 81 large lot, al IL cents a pan,
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15

I'm occasional lot sold higher to butchers, but
the above We're the ruling prices.
S~IIEEI'-Recripts for the week light, only
supply %-uibcIrnt Tor local wants. and .v,rytlSnr
WAS taken by butchers al 81 40 to : - Tor shcarcd
and S. 90 for good fleece.
Why Is it that our farmers will not turn their
attention +" sheep raising? We have time and
again alluded 10 thi, markct-thc worse supplied
OF any We have. We verify b, lirvc some of our
people would prefer to raise hemp alta loss to
raising hay or sheep Or such triiling things At Il
profit. ~ new era has dawncl upon us, things
are working all around IL, AMI it l".loov,s us to
keep our eyes open ami t" work to 81 purpose.
WIIEAT-ls ~houyant and active with con-
si,i'rLb!, ;tlVaurc. We quote:
strictly rIl"irc Ia fancy. .....-.... s. l. to -
NJ. /. -;ririy prime .....-....... ; 10 to Is
No. :.............- ..... ........--.. | II To- > 40
No. I Observation-Disclosures. .-....-.... l ~ To ~
N"mir>rri!' II 70, l Alto | 80
tor NJ. ;. mixed aml yellow mixed 45c; No. ::
yellow i'c: y" white mixed and white l1i.r;
No .whitr mi>ci IT,; NJ. > 81. Charles Isi,r;
white Iir: in new -unnir, mixed ~ t" 5.i.c;
Yellow ST. +" ~; low white MIXED :.ic: white
inj>.'l - t" 1'sr: white sic: =. Charles white
81. t" BE; fancy white IT. Charles ~ L" SIC.
~Ar>-hcti and stronger. Sales in bulk in
East II. I."ui-:
In 81. Louis in clcvator-No. . at ..-.. .IGs
No. whit" al Ale
In - III. >ack>-ltn> SIS mixed 1T. ...-... 42c
In new lurlap>--20D sis mixed. ........ &c. sc
400 do NJ. &c
$50 d, and Whit mixed at......... 45c
Jht white NJ ...-i c
IIEMP-Wr quote: nirr-srl-cummon to
good anil prime, S.nr>Otn 49,: strictly prime to
choice. S.lEL l00; dressed at SI13"s iSO; supply
very light: good is,rhl,d tow SS06IS3. Fair de-
maud iur really choice, undrrs>cd and dressed
and these grades are i'll moderate supply;
fair demand for hacked tow; all other
grades are plenty and nominal. Sales 10
bales un'ir-s>cti at $50; Ii Ito al SIS; 40 ,io at $50;
II ,ln at So: 1 dressed at SISO.
al -: factory lu.:s, 81 UUn7 80: planters luss
81 400 -: common leaf, s. 2JmS -; medium
70 good leaf, S9Gf IL; bright filters Sl2@.0; half
bright wrappers. SsOn IS; bright wrappers
S:;ldEi.i->carrc.
I HAY, t"icc in demand and steady low and
and medium dull and weak. Prices are rs fol-
lows:
Nj Nr,i .-...--.. SII UOa2 I 50
Fair timothy p 5nm..I 90
Good pure timothy .....,......... - :a,6f23 no
Fancy ii An'hy. ........ p O1GI23 30
WooI-Weq quote: Tuh-wush.d and picked,
.0rt ,aisc; tub-wa-hrd. tSGt10c; dingy do GlGS6jc.
Fi""ccswa -hcd-xNN tjGI'Dc: Y :5nQ :j2i.c. In
w~a>hei-irlain" and cnIihinS. 4.m.JDc: medium
4i"i'c: tine I5nfi2i,c. Black of all kinds, 5GIOc
les. bury. ) To ~ per cent. less.
: BAtO\->hOuiarr &c: clear rib sides &C ;and
clear sides .i4c: city sugar cured hams lUI Ia
l2c Tor uncanva>s'd, and IL t" l.i4c for canvass
ed: PLAIN cnunir:: hams re per Id.
LARn-ln demand and firm: Prime city re-
med tt"rcrs De: prim city steam ticrccs Ss TO
50: country tirrr'> Str Sac.
AIl.DW-->tci,iy at 81. for prime white in
:""t PACKAGES; irregular lots and salt barrels a
lac 10 /, les