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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

Laid Over. -" Our trip to Western
Seneca" We are obliged to omit this
week, we will publish it next week,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05
Cranberry Culture. A short

4 4 \
,;ro since wa tool ;,,nt about the
ovto,s;ve or,,bor,v marsh brlong;ng
- Nos.rs vo,.oni Dn+rnit Of Contra
II, occomn,r;oa Nv Mr. Dutrnit who
tooL snoo;al n,;,y "a o,,;Dlto, u. IN
,lo mvstorv of 49,, nhorry culture We
reached the c,rn At noon whore after
rortoL;on of yaTJ ,nooI-o s,raro
nool ox,r,ot;,r tho ,n,,,,,.- ran, from
an obrrd,rco IF vorot,hIos wa nro-
eeodod to ,ook over the improvements
Wa ro.so1 oIo,o . c,r,I r,o, . bora
nrcL road for di.toroo # nearly two
m;,es whom Wa tool . westerly conrso
,-a,,,l;n l;..a, 90 .ao,l,. a,ao
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

Another. A most searching rain
fell on Monday evening the 26th inst !;
the fall being quite four inches by ac-
tual observation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

Contract Let,-The contract for
building the G B 4 i. p. Depots. at
Plover and Grand Rapids, has beeen
let to Mr.. h. Reau of Green Bay, the
builder of the Catholic Church, for
81, 500 SO we are informed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

A set of gold napkin rings from
Nr and Mrs. Roe, and last, though
R5t least a box Of .Saad,ies from
win and Jim.
Tht gifts were elegant. telling 4
true appreciation ON the part of tao
deroas.
The voting couple ate now fairy
launched on the sea of life. May they
have no soush seas, or buhetins biz
lows 10 weather. May life be Sc
ro,c, keep steady compass, frm
helm, with iog, tor the fgare-heal of
che craft whose burden is so prec-
iouS -look out fer sqnals, trust in
God, and never cease to hope. and lie
will be beautiful ard the rest that
follows, as sweet As che perfumes Of
Araby,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

Kaolin. -Kaolin has been found tc
exist in large quantities on Yellow
river Mr.. Houston has found an ex.
tensiye deposit,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

Tree Struck. 1.-THE lightning
struck a tree in the vacinity of Neeyes'
mill during the recent heavy storm.
No damage done.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05
The " tIleghapjaus ~

The "Alleghanians. This ia :
Tented troupe are re-organizelng, and
propose to make the tour of Central
and Northwestern Wisconsin,, this fall.
Grand Rapids will give them cordial
receptlon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-05

Stoves. Warner is getting in over
a hundred and fifty stoves of all pat
terms, for the fall trade.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
STOCK ITEMS.

j. p. Mullinix. of THE Tabo nriyhboriiood.
recently sold /. head ofmiNri cattle. to .Ino.
Harmon. at ~ ~ Il hUndrcd weight. Part
delivered AT time of sale. and the rest on l>i
of May.
Capt. Todhlntcr. of Dover vicinity. has
recently made The following sales TO Mr.,
Frank Campbell:
\ y~earlin% l~ri;rr. t!rttic Vance. real
sireu bv lirmplanh Duke. dam Red duchess,
by Imported DW!s Of Alrirlh. l-'"".l ioi
: TOO. ~~>trila.a red heifer call Two months old,
hx .Ara .Ma-rit y. II. T.. Vol. .. pI=c ~
dam. Lila De. hy Belle, Duke of Air'!ri",
!53.. for SIS. Mr.. Campbell adds the" t" 4
herb Of h!o"'lr'i cattle, r"r"ntiy iuii"rt"'.
from krntI,ky, consisting of $ thorough
nrr!> and . high "ra!c>.
Besides dcrlin@ largely in ~Iaiiv' C%ii;i''
VI. Campbell j. iAaiHG great interest IN IN.
! prn,.u" the ri"ri "f our >'nrN We hop
10 SEE his efforts r"munrra,cd. ami III" nHiH'
Der OF such farmers increased IN til" county
In Carroll county the following sale ar
reported 10y the iirr"r,!:
The following >a.r- are r,portv,! ~ Mr. L
l.. Turpin. auciiuH""r. NJ Aian>on Hay
sale on the 9Th. work h"r-r> drought from
ST.. 10 Sl:ri; colts Old from 50 To :i.S:nilrI
COWS at so 10 SO: brood SONS, 30 I" $-i"b
per head: stock hogs brought a'"u, i'. pc
POUND: ; months credit. Al the >al" oi tli'
personal property OF .lanr> Cas-. deceased
on tn" Sth. horses and coils sold al 90 Il
%lUU: milrn COWS Odd SI5 Ia $25:I,rnud ru~>
SO To els stock hogs. y t".ti..; corn in pens
$l.lo per barrel. Terms, Is and $ month
time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
MARKETS.

Wnn,-iOto 30 for comhlng.
Bus:cr-cnricr vel. roll, neatly wrapped 30 la
iIlr to good. Is; white and coInInon LIZ.
~EEgS-frrsh, 10 TO l!ts.
~l:rans-lIand picked navy IS 90 to 400; medium
an. common 81 .5to 81 50:
rrovisiuns-S. 6. hams, Ii to Ice; country II
to TX
>itrs-clcar, 6tos.
>hould.rs-htos.
Fiour-choicc XXX % do bLls 0 80; good
second rate { ~:
Corn n:cal-.5c.
Silt-kanawha, 3 90.
Groccries-Brnwn sugar 10 to IL; Ex. c. lja
to IL; a. l4l to ID; crushed Isl, to Is.
Tels-l 20 Ia : %.
Con .e-chrice, u to p, fair IS to ~; o. G.
Java, 80 10 ~.
syrrp-sugar loaf. 81 90 to l 10 golden, 90.
Moiasses-S. IL. IS; common 30.
Cheese-N. Y, soc to sc; English Dairy %;
Young America 3
Pepprr-a0 t" IS: pure ground, 4Os.
Hon-y-l5 to .0c.
Taliow--6i, 81;
feathers-lrime, Soc;
Coal oii-4Oc per gal.
Grain-No. ] wheat, le5t to eW.-xosl7on1S
Oats-;O to 81.
C0rn-bbl, 40 to . 90.
Sunlries-Onions M TO > ~.
Apples-drird, hu. ] 90 TO l 80
PeacheS-iri-d Is to &C.
Putaturs-l ~ to | So.
Beri-on iooa 1 to SIS Irs s to 10; cutie to l:ia
Hocs-on foo, ) u 10 s 81.
Dry G~op,is-nrints 81 to l2i.
She~etiug>-hcaSy "A bro, IL TO Is: second DO
lay: Tine brown ! Il to 1 70; i0-i siieeiinS 20 TO
-: crash, la 10 "a.
'Cotton-hl-achcd, l2S TO -.
Canton Fllnnr!s-l6ss 10 jI.
IIckinrs-sD Ia 50.
s1ahi. iineu-iot 10 | -.
.Je1ns-,Li u l %.
tt5im-rEa-l % to : On.
riprr clInAric-i2h
spool cOtton-lnZ: / %.
Lbr>-t,-i TO . ~.
;Iiirs nni relts-try hide, Is to i:s; green
li'i"s .c;
sheep. pclts-Ta 10 : On.
Deer skina-dry, perth. l5Gs3oc.
Miak-iTiinr, 81 5J.
Dtt.r-S4tti.
~Cpon-;,riIur, Ir.
Nlnskra,~I- to loo.
S~kuuk-3Er51.
Lumber-.lear pine. IL inch. So; same inch,
S65; a stock board, 50, Il stock boarl, 20; Sag.
nuaw board, dressed, n; fencing, %; cleH,
flooring, 50. 81 rate do. j.; clear siding, pire,
%; "a III. q, vi d.. -; joast and seNptlfuS, 10;
81 clear scantling, for Frames; 81; Il shingles
sawed. S 80; No. l do. 4 90; lnths, 5 % NsiVs
lumber, soft, 10 30, hard u 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE

The m"c;ir- Of IL" trustees last Wc'!hr>-
day resulted N TIE c,cr:iua of Rev. w. l. j.
sullivan IL President OF til" above in-tliIi-
tipu. This gentlemen. :'iIn>r visit We noticed
last wv,h. i>a Iaiive of Tennessee, and 4.
wears 81 age. lie "]ratIuItc'l al Tie tniN cr-ity
Of Mississippi IN 1897 WAS 4 tutor IN tina;
famous seat Of learning in lSIS; graduated
i'll the Medical Department OF LOUISIANA , III
vcr.liv al New Orleans in 1851 was l'rr>i-
dent Of WooiSi,!". Nt>-i--irpi. Female SEM
( mary from 1861 10 l>19. aud il now 4 Pro-
fr,>or in Soulr Female College AT MurfrrrS-
! horo. Team. He will deliver the annual
/ Address al the Commencement exercises of
Contra, COLLEGE. in This place, on the litll
+ of next June. aud viii then enter upon the
/ duties ami responsibilities of his position.
/ He i, L man OF extensive culture. refined aui
/ polished manners. aud of large experience i'll
the trainin. and discipline of Young ladies.
II" bring, high testimonial from the bishops
of the southern Methodist church.
The trustees hay" Mo doubt acted with wis
dom in their choice AMI 1t may be SAFELY pre-
dic.c.l that from the time he takes the helm
, Central Female college will Receive an i'm
pulse forward that will soon place il fore.
tons.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

IRISH WIT-The other day one of
our worthy fellow citizens of the Irish per.
suasion. was taken to task Ivy n hard shell
Democrat for signing Il call for u Radical
for II city Office. Irish wit. ever prompt and
ready for any emergency. came to his rescue.
and he explained his "dubious attitude" in
TIL. way. Faith anu we have Il custom in
old Ireland you know nothing bout ndadc
it was not | that was Il voter in the old coun
try. hut me father before me was. and he
told me 1t vas very often the practice to give
your r2ic- iorOnc and vote for another. And
- it may be with me-. l have given my roicc
Tor one candidate, and when the election
comes on | may rote for another.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
NEW ErsINEss IIorSE -Thrlnrrl

-iurr Immediately uu Ter ulr office has been
rruic,i ny TAO irm-, T.. East r& 80 and
.pwen " sun. The hr-I urn viii couduct u
VIII ,ir-ale anil retail produce business. an,l
Will pay the highest price inr all kinds of
country produce. Farmers having anything
TO sell. II matters M, what. will tini u ready
sale Tor it by calling on Il. Easter Il Co.
Bowen & Son will do u retail business.
Keeping on hand every variety Of fruits, and
oil kinds oi meat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

New llorsE- Our stirring and
cn'rrpri-:ng young 'ri"Dh James Wolf ha-
opened 1t gInrcfy si"r" ON Franklin street
ncnr the market house. where he will lie
glad to So. friends and ci,si0iner- from city
aud rouniry. anil furnish tlie,n groceries ut
Z the lowest tigurss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

EoA1;n OF E9"AL'zATI"N- Com
posed Of .ln''-r Walker X. Trhhs. Of the
""uriy court. u! ron Hiss. county surveyor.
joan Fritz. Assessor. and Jas. O'Gnr:nan.
County Clerk. alter sitting over week al,
iniIruc'i 81 SATURDAY evening last.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
DON'T BE

w mere take occasion ;SthrnS our friend.
for the liberal patronage In the past. AMI
hope to merit IL in the future. W." regret
the urre..ity which r0ml"i- u 10 -a' 1" Our
friends: W. cannot sell goods any longer on
time, not even for an hour. tisI. o. Nj
SALE. A. we deal with one. :" must we
deal with all. ST. MENG, S,iS.
Dover. NO., April 10Th. ls.4.
i. :. Thi, does not apply 10 my practice oil
medicine. Respectfully.
:. I MESG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
TROTTINC STiLLIONS AT NB7
wOOD. :.

ZECMBRI\O 'viII stand for . limi-
M ted nunil,r ui niar-- At M. Sta ~
'le:. two mile, south Of Dover at go HW
:hr season, aud eH TO inrnfe. AA
Mare. bred by the season mol proving ~ foal,
nav b.. returned next season grMis.
N,mbrino I. . dark red hay, afteen bsuds aad
br :. i,rh-. high, four years old In July next,
.r d b, ths c.i,brst.l Marion. son OF Ncsubrino
hi,r' dam b, Hol, Ibidlak-. 10y Membrane Ohisf,
&C. Mtnbrino IL nearly u fa0 brother In blood
IN Mr. fIonn-r's NJ Esr:ic, for which be Paid
Ala. an ~ = 2-ycar old,
Nor. vaiunh,c hoSscs have descended nom
M.mhrino Lrirf 'hsn any trottins Sialiioa IL
America. Among the most noted srv LADY
Thorn, ". Pilot. Idol. Ericscou, W. Nemhrtno,
". Futrhsn. Brisnuli, Clara Chief. and grand.
.,re Of The great lakewood. sold for morn money
thsn anr horse III thr United state before.
MeTuhrtno Was exhibited NJ Sedsiis, Var
rensburg and Lexington. apd tck six prymiumc
and one second premium over all ,rss, nom all
rartaof III country. season Win expire lst OF
July.
Also. at ihr SAME stables. rEfIANCE. Jr.. ths
property nf Nj. Wilson. . dalaie fray. sintSN
hand, aud one inri' high, viii stand 1t $40 inc
season. or els To ipsur'.
defiance Mas sird lay IN" English coach horss,
p-naucc Impaired. and cut Of = fhnrouKh'nf~s
mart.
D.dsnr-. Jr is , we'll shaped horse. nne stsri
pi-uty of t~,nc ap'i -ulis'aur-. hn- br~~der, enc
in every way u substantial horse for mnn geY~s
sr-. ". loA'nNNAf
T., Mr. Wilson " in train = frw borssssTs
per day. tniar" smj
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

He Is IIERE-At last Mr.. Simmer
ready made clothing. His house is full,
from top TO bottom. and from tue front door
to the back window, Of the very finest, at
the lowest cash prices. Go and SEE for your
selves.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

WI, WILL fni. n,ru viii ypu pr
,,nI,r m. vuk. ui III = i"ir.h!' tvrl.t. I "i:-iIini'-
tinn. when sur. and ~l,"-Iy rrl.rt = ! III! IN IA
=, of Ir t,InIu'~ t,Ar-h AMI ilrs Ii la
,,,,..,, j. obstinate. "A i.w discs "I hi ~ Liver
r.ll-. followed promptly 10y t'"n">h 'm't lar
" n arrest ihr N ~ r,.r.i'At"i form "i '"I'!-;
- ,hr great "ii,r ~ ur i".In-h aud lar. indeed
Ir ali nf pr. Grllntn's r,m"ii'~. W" refer e.
IL / trIn-rrnu-. VI .rt"n N"!IhJ'y ;tn'i g., VI
, .rrru Sold iy iirr t"SwiHcii ami -
IrII-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
SaWIEG MACHINE SALES FOR
1871.

The magnitude to which the sewing machine
business has grown is only surpassed by the
rivalry of Ia" various competitions. few OF whom
are u1iIu!lIIr with the NUN .ruu, artiiicr> re-
>prts.t /" tor TIL COMMUNICATION and sale OF III,
particular mtciIInc sought To h- sold. II tn
uuI,.i,v "i stlv, he any cr.irrial "t merit, IHi
>ISD4I. .r,In, To bear TIA" raiIa, IL shown b!
sworn ]r.:TruS OF the c"inpaui'>, nti,.r uI!t"r the
lie, Le"- granted il.rln hy III" owner. OF tn -"w-
ing IN lrtim" patents. and which are Is follows;
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

SPRING STYLES - Wall paper
violin, supablc for all -ra-on-. Handsome
III window sha'i->. All of the above sold ii
reduced prices AZ PIGorT',.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
DOLLY WARDEN"

Who is Dolly Warden that her name should
he Impressed on all the fashions of the day:
What is her history: Her picture adorns the
fronts of>omr of our dry goods >torcS.anI vet
our merchants know very little about her.
All we know is that she was the daughter
Of 4 London lnck>mith whose peculiar dress
and extraordinary beauty attracted great
attention under the reign of George III.
Here is the way the Missouri Republican
Describes The dress:
Dolly Warden then is simply n Lunclc,l
up uycrirc>>. cut in antique Stvlc. and made
OF any lowered material which most rc>cln-
hlrs old ia>lioncd riiiE;z bedroom furni-
tire. The French call it Nv attcan" which
belongs 10 III" sam period. and is precisely
-imiIar. except that iirWattean has generally
been worn aS a..iinry dress" and made i'll
rich material. while dolly Warden made
~ no was the pretty daughter of black -miIhi
came tp from the ranks. was Introduced in
lowered cotton c!iinrh for morning wear.
and ha. recently been promoted TO silk am!
brocadr.
In the city a"Doliy Warden" could never
he worn III the street, hht in the country.
upon occasions. they will undoubtedly be
! adopted by voting girls. ami will answer al.
inirai.ly tor the promenade AMI the early
visit to the spring ut the watering places.
In making them. care must he taken not
only in the purchase of material. but in cut
ting them so aS to preserve the integrity of
the idea. The sleeves must he antique. that
is close ut the top with with deep ruiilcs.
The high boddire cut is one with the
skirt to open in front, but closes SO rs to
form a long waist. cut with a spring which
decpens almost into points back and front.
The shirt is !oopcd up in five different
places. three ut the back one upon each side,
with velvet ribbon.
The material for Dolly Varden's are num-
erous and varied; there are cotton ~chintzes
with black, white or tinted grounds. the lat
ter is considered the most %distinGae. There
are also chintz figured floularls. which are
more stylish than chIintz. in black and tinted
grounds. and richer striped silks. broca,ie i
with flowers. employed for the dolly Van
dens" that are used to complete dinner COS
tunes"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
AuLLvILLE ITEMS.

This lively and progressive vilaee 4. n.
traetlng more attention than. any other
town on the l.. " st. l.. Railroad. Business
men are locking into town from every nor.
ZION oil our county. as well rs from other
counties. Some fifteen or twenty Lexiny-
tohians have located here, all stirring. sob,r
and energetic men.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Nearly 4 dozen new houses are in courxe
OF construction. and other building, will be
commenced sOon. Thistle and Ustick, of
Dover. will In \ few days the
erection of a large drug store, and when the
building Is finished, will open out one of the
most complete stock Of drugs on the road.
hartman " Catlrae, druggist, also conteIn-
plate putting up II large building with Ma
sonic Hall in the upper story. Their drug
store trade has increased to such an extent
That their present room is too small to meet
the public demands.
NEW HOUSES
Louis Tug"miric!i. one of I.eXington's
"lde-aNahe AMI -ntcrpri>ing riothirr-. ha-
urTINcJ. ami open, out t!.i, WEEK Il l1rg,.
stock OF clothing. consisting OF everything
that l. desirable an! useful III his line. This
Is 4 house tilati is much needed, and the people
Of Auli.Ilic and Vicinity can now ciothe
themselves without going to st. Louis or
some other big ci:y. Cameron, OF War
rru>burg, iiui.hc, his new building this
week and opens out Il splendid stock Of boots
and shoes.
r
The Pa,lsin House has received the finish
liz t1;!rh. an! J. now ready for the rrc,p D.
t!l'A % guests. Al. Nieliui, AMI Jerry Siiinn.
t"U-wrii hm"wn ami popular young L"Nims-
i0liiin>, VIII have charge of the sl,oou.
iwo cleyc-, more polite and >hiiilul coin
pollnh"rs Of mixed and fancy driuh,"ueNr r
presided ut the bar.
PAINTERS.
john Taylor. of Lexington. AMI Harry
june :trsdUing all the painting in town.
they i!ai,iir the brush with great skill. AMI
their worn gives general satisfaction.
FREIGHrS.
For the last week. owing to the bad TON
dition OF the road. we have had only one
freight train, consequently no shipping has
been done.
a fine lot Of Lace Collars, a. low rs 70 cents "A
pee, II kriicr's Variety store. 52tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

THANKS Mc--:S. Ell. sylvester
and 4. ". Taylor tab" tins opportunity oil
r-lurniu. their thanks to til" publ %t"r,l'ii
very generous patronage on last sa'nr'!a!
light. and to the Iailyct;" silver t"iIicl
Band and Philharmonic string Biiii. i"i
. Kind services t-udcrrl them oil that eve
ming. and assure all that they are 'mIcl
ohligr,i," and il they can III any way return
the favor. "Comp,ny q will march /" ti'
front" Ell. lay. that III viewing the crow!
ri hou-c on Saturday night. The Vas cic'a-
ted III" seventh heaven oil bliss but liza:
reached terra TRINA ali right.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
NEW
SOMETHING NEW
X | ID G. l. O Y + s
Every made mnG Color,
At
tNiiEARD OF PRICES, AT
u;tC WADDELI.. AUSTIN x COS.

! ATTENTION - Every man. woman
and child. read tins advertisement. ana :"
: ijycrt to DI>i, Il Al>talt'> AMI bay You:
Boots, shoes and Hats. They sell ,!ir; cheap,
We have tTy,,i them. hiti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

FROM EUoN LODGE. No. l.. |. o. O.
f.. i.oui-'I.i". Ky-Attcr several ,nohtI,>'
trial. W. 4, pronounce ;!c E>try Organ 10
be- all that 80 c"lIl desire n al organ. il
,,.Ic .,ciH= .i"c:'. rich and powerful.
: N!clr.N ,!.,I>. ~ North JhI 81. 81. i.oui>
No. tScii!. agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

.'fIoME .AGAiS''-k Keller, the unrOnquora:,ie,
indnmitab!r Phillip Keller, after II long voyagc
tn all the principal cities Of America, has ut last
returned, brin-inS with him Immense cargo,s of
ready male clothing of every description. He
has everything for boys aud mems wear, except
lhc original spotted coat Worn by Joseph. H.
knows that Americans are too sharp TO buy
.',h".ldy, - and none of this kind of goods can
he found in his house Nothing but good. strong,
durable goods, from the cheapest everyday gart
up to the finest bruai-cloth suits. Is the times
are har,l and money scarce, H. will sell 1t prices
to suit the leanest purse, and if any poor, SILVER.
ing, naked mortal is too poor TO shield his person
from the prying eyes of the public, let him go tc
keil.r's. and be clothed without money and
without price, l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17
RETI:1!ssl.R THE PRICE.
You can buy
DRESS GOODS
WORTH 27 IL CrS. IN NEW YORK,
njtf WADDELL.. AUSTIN X cos.

4 BIC HrST-A few days Z e..
G.. Pool anl X. /. Conn. "f Mayhem vicinity.
crossed the river int" Carroll county on u
hunting excursion. They did most of their
shooting n hight on BowdrS's and llud-
sons Lakes. near iliil'> landing. They ha@gcd
altogether tw"nty-t!irc" "wan> and about ON"
hundred ducks AMI geese. Pool and Conn
are good shots. and they opened the eyes OF
til" Carroll natives by the way in which they
brought down the swans. That number was
never killed before by any hunting party.
They had Il jolly. merry time. and returned,
bringing Il number of live swans which they
ara keeping IL pets
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

fhTALJguuiN.- On last SUNDAY
. stranger was driving rapidly nrr"-S the
IAi'E"h'i track rear the ,irI",I u D!i iowa.
whrrr biz b"r-r Stumbled. fell ami brnt" hi-
meek. The man and buggy were not injured.
III" horse beIongr'i 10 a livery stable in Wa.
. very.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

ARRESTED - Five social evils
wcr. ~calab"v>cd last SATURDAY, night. One
of our human policemen. u If regard for
these ...rrtlr hut fraii' sisters. chartered Il
hack for the purpose. and they went down
Main street uttcrin- Eidron- screams and
oath>. They were put in the front cell, and
ladies and gentlemen WHO passed the ca.a-
boost oil their way Lunc from the theatre
were i~u-uItr'i by ti.r -r">>2,t NUi-aritv and
profanity. During the night some ''i-wri
fellows of the i'a>cr Sort furnished the
tf,rc>ai,, inmates With an axe, and the next
morning two Of them wrr" ont. When
these creature, are arrested they should he
put into a hack cell. and not in front
where they are certain 10 Insult every pass
rr-hy.
Olly i2i. cts. n ward for good hlrache,i muslin,
Il yard Nii-. IT Ktilcr's Variety Store. j4;f
Owing Ia the patronage of the past my territory
has brcnnnr unlimited, c"i-.t:w, lrly ! am here
Tor III, purpose of accommodating the public It'll
the '.world rcnowuri'' Howe sewing Machine
Very Truly,
" - u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

ATrFNTIoN-is called TO the advcr-
tiscmcit Of Vi. Gratz. Esq. .:e has just re-
turned from the EAT. aud la, u very large
stock Q! the nices; clothing we have seen for
Il long time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-17

Died, in this county, on the 18th inst ALICE,
wiz ct lras i, Hutur'i. aud daughter ui Thomas
Shelby, aged - Years.
-bn Ill. 9Th inst. ut the residence of her son
John Garner. Ed OF Ray county, Mrs. DOCIA
GARNER, aged 81 years.
The Richmond '"nscrva;or, i'll paying a meri-
ted tribute 10 her ~, mprv. says:
"-tzrarl is Il rcmorselc.s cleaner, old and
young. H. bal. blossom and rudy fruit yield to
l.s icy touch, AMI pass TO the r,lm Of shadows.
sunday last we stood in Richmond Icnciry. and
SAW til" last sal rites paid /" Mrs Hoc!a Garner,
nst;lIGr Of {. +. and pr. Ii &. Garner. Sh. had
reached the advanced age of cighty-one years.
having folded I,r hands ami ceased her iahors the
day previous. surrounded hy her numerous dc
scrnIani- agd friends, her casketeh I.mains.
tear i~r'lcwcd, were -oir!unly deposited in their
last resting place and the sorrowful corteSe re-
turned 10 the city. AetrIc, AMI devoted follower
of the lrrrc:rts of Him who bore the cross, she
gathered around her many frirpis who -strcmsp
her christian virtues and who Joined with her
relative. in mourning her depart, r. TO the land
OF Ia, l"al.