davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
OBITUARY,
JFrom the New Mexico Union. Or

(From the New Mexico Union, Oct. 3l.l
On Sunday night last passed from earth the
spirit of Sa;lic, the wife Of our tOwnsman and
neishbOr, 5. d. klkins, ESD, Attorney At Law
ana President of the First National Bank. II
will rarely occur in life that the demise OF any
person, however valued, will create y more
lively, general and sincere sympathy and regret,
than the death If Mrs. ElEins. She had been
married nearly seven years, anil with the cxc'p-
ton Of u few months, had resided with hes nus
land and family permanently II Santa fc. She
Was the recipient of universal affection and
esteem. From nature, she had ben formed to
the mist perfect OF all tho virtues which make
woman the most lovely Of all beings Of earth,
sud these virtues derived in such perfection
from natures selectest work were refined by high
culture, aud adorned with the purest illustrations
oil the christian. but what can stay the hand
OF death when stretched forth To seize = victim,
however shininp and beloved On earth? NJ
brighter and clearer gem can pass from the
circlet of domestic love aud tenderness than has
gone from the sight of the husband, children and
friends of her to whose memory this tribute 10
given. IL there he, rs We believe there Is. an in
visible world of beings Of higher worth and in
teliiSence than those in the material form, the
angels could have NO more tender and Kladsonie
oihce than Is receiving into the realms of im-
mortal life and action. the ~disenbodied spirit OF
her whose loss IL so deeply felt and deplsrea.
We feel to coniOle with the husband and relatives
Of the deceased, not IN the lighter sense of pass
ing Thought, but In the deep CONSCIOUSNESS oil The
great bereavement they bear.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
A TRIAL OF so A

The New York Observer has passed
through, the ordeal, and starts out anew ON
the second 6ny ycars with a larger list Of
readers and more numerous friends than
ever. Such . steady course Of prosperity 10
unexamplcd. and inspires confidence. We
heartily rejoice in the great success OF . Pc.
per which ha. always advocated those sound
principles that underlie tho foundations Of
society and good government. Orthodox In
the truest sense, both iu .Church and State,
Its publishers propose to give to every sub
scriber for 1873 an appropriately smbeliished
Jubilee wear book. Those who subscribe
will have no CAUSE to regret the ssei,. q q
year. sidney e. Morse 4 Co., 81 Park Row,
New York.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

Don't fail to notice the great clos':.g out
sale OF IL. j. F.. Ahrcns, of this city. lr has
determined to wind up business. ANIL to at
~conplish this. lie sells his large stock of Dry
Goods, and everything else in the store. ut
cost, and will continue 10 do until all is sold.
lie has Just received \ new supply of the
latest and hanisOmest styles in calico. al>oa
variety Of hosiery. and a cool many other
leading ~ ticlcs. all Of which will be so.t also
at cost. Such additions to stock will be only
made in leading articles. in order to arcori-
plish tin the shortest possible time. This last
clearing out sale of II. J. Z. Ahrcns,hear the
market house. IT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
Arrival and Departure. Of tn. Nails,

81 Louis mail, via " Mo r Il, arrives at !
u =; departs ut 6 , Via Pacific II X, ar
rivcs at II a n; departs ut ) 20 r MAIjaily.
Western mail arrives 0 \ II !; departs G r.n-
Daily.
81 veseph mail arrives A Nj dspsrtss ? X
DahS.
Se4Ati mail arrives II 4 y departs 5 20 r y
Daily.
Warrensburg mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday r n: departs Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday7A
wav~riy mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 4 ? n; departs Tu~sday, Thursday
and Saturday "
Independence mail arrives Monday, wcdnes-
day and Friday 8 rN; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday An
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Monday, wednes-
day and Friday II A NJ; departs same day IL n.
Eastern Way mail, via \ Mo X T., arrives
Z 4 II departs s A N.
once hours dali! Except sunday. from :
4 y. 70 $50 r n ; Sunday. frons To 81 ~
GEO. W. MckEAN, +. N.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

SENsATIoN.-Green l.. DeutlIitt,
Esq has instituted suit in the Lafayette
Circuit Court against A. Of the citizens OF
Washington, Davis and Freedom townships,
for assaulting and otherwise mistreating him
at the time OF the shooting Of his son David
L. Bouthitt. md Ben Wilson. lie asks for
$50, 900 damages.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
HOW w rrr


The Caueasian- Of Lass wSsk = about tka
most quilting production that ever came un-l
der inspection, yet at the salne time It
not Q whit OF its wonted incousisssncy. |
lsnents the uutimely dssth OF Ar.aGfoses
In beautiful, svea pathetic rhetoric, yet
speaks Of him As skilled In Z street yeaeeSs-
fer, - Implying thereby . collision and CON-
bat, which il altogether incorrect
In the oext place Il reads = homily to ed
about decsney! God save the mari! !
every reader" IL says, '.of tse Caucasian
will bear witness that we rigidiy excluded
from our paper all ~diseourteous illusions to
the gentlemen connected with other sheets
published in our county" which may be
true if the .Ws" refers only to the ~''senior
past = good many disrespectful allusious
crept into its columns both concerning the
character Of this paper and its editor. In ad-
dition to eontemptuous illusions which
amounted to nothing, the Inteliigeneer was
styled the ''organ Of the mob" aud thu very
charge out Of which grew the difficulty that
brought on Sir. Groves death was repeated
IL ~ SAuSaft1Es VIC 4 III y bG>
neve from the manner in which the Caueas-
ian has demcaued itself towards not .,n,y
newspapers but men, women ant! children
elsewhere, that its sile.. &c wi, rsfercnce to
US has been the si...rrre III Affected contempt
rather than suur:eous consideration. In this
We Fay be mistaken, but the fact that from
.ur time it started, down to the late cam
psign. the Caucasian never SO much As rec
ogniz.1, rs COMMON courtesy would have
required, the existence OF the ISrELLIGEN-
GER. squints very much that way. In wha,
we say! We disclaim any personal hostility to
the gentlemen in charge Of the Caucasian.
We hare known them for ssmc time and have
at all times found them gentlemen, indeed
courteous, afiablc and accommodating. But
what men arc privately. aud the manner In
which they conduct a newspaper, are two diff
ferent things, aud we are constrained to say
that in our judgment the the Gaucas
ian has been such rs to injure our county il
many ways both at home and abroad. Blu
there Is another remarkable feature in TIL
last issue Of that paper. We refer to til,
article headed sour County Affairs" Listel
to one Of its closing sentences; "Let us blow
to all the world the good qualities Of on
county, ITS exhaustiess agricultural, minera
and mechanical resources, its marvelou
adaptedncss for grain-growing stock
raising and fruit-producing, and its law
abiding, moral and religious character, &c
Yet on the outside OF the paper are extract
from papers throughout the State. all calcr
state Of utter Is %mlessncss. Further con
! ment il unnecessary
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
UNExrEcrED DEATn,--Mr. ],

UNEXPECTED DEATH. Mr.. John
W. Mitzell. who was for solr.c months agent
of the Lex. & st. l.. X. p. ut this place, died
III st. Louis on Wednesday last. At the time
of his death he W. > in charge of the Pacific
r.. X. Office in -. Louis. MIR. NJ. contracted
the drcadP. II disease which carried him of
tue ts~lna'.pox.) in counting Infected money.
as is Supposed. He made many friends dur
ing lis short stay here, who received with
TI,ich regret the news Of his sudden death.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

MgsIcAL.-The concerts given by
the Cornet Band, at harmonic Hall on FRI
day and Saturday nights, were musical en-.
tertainmcnts of the first order. There was u
reasonable attendance, but not such rs the
excellence of the treat offered, deserved.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
WILLIAM F. HENS. Prcst.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY

NV York. November 18th, 1872.
THOMAS d. WALLACE, AGENT. LEx,NG-
ron, No. This Company has tho sattsfac-
tIos TO to you IN further and more
definite Information, that the losses Of this
Company In the DIRE IN Boston. are not ~
grestas we're At first supposed and will not
exceed one hfth the sum OF its Asssts.
ss.soo,000. and that the business OF the
compapy proceeds without any interrupt
Ito, GEO. r. HOPE, Prest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
SSow.-Thc "beautiful snown nuts

SNOw.-Tllc "beautiful snow" puts
in an early appearance this year. A slight
quantity fell on the 18th inst, not enough
though, for a rabbit l., make a track in
which as the weather prophets have 1t, Is a
sure sign there will be fourteen SHOWS during
the winter. The weather for a few days
past has been unusually cold for the season,
and has been more severely felt oil account
Of the sud.ieness of the change. Tho tralc
In overcoats Is reported good.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

FIRE.-Ckicago burned. Boston burn
cd; Lexington, then, may burn. The weather
has been dry for q long time. a little warn
Ing to the people to he extra cautious about
the fires in their houses, may not he out OF
place. 1t would be inconvcnient, to say the
least OF it, TO be burned out of house and
home ut the beginning of such y winter As
this promises to be
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

The Scottish American journal Is an excel.
lent paper, devotcdto the interests ofScotchme
in America. Its literature is of All elevated
type, much superior to that OF ordinary class
Journals, and contains besides q very full
summary Of news from every county In
Scotland, the English, Irish and other for
eign items Of news weekly. Terms rs per
annun,. Address A.. NJ. Stewart, 81 Park
Row, New York. Specimen copies sent free.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
EXTRA COPIES.

We printed q large number ofextra copies
Of the IsrELLIckscER last week; aastc5pat-
in. 3 very considerable deniznd, but we
found we could not supply all that were
wanted by one-hah. As = second edition Of
that number isimprsetscable, I'VE have taken
an easier msehod 81, suppi, Ing its plses BY
republisains the leading article, relating the
manner Of the death Of MIR. Groves. We
trust that there will be no lack Of papers this
week, . that our subscribers Who have
already pesused the article will not n
lack Of interest In the paper on thataceouut.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

BUsENess CnANoE.-We uuder.
stand that Ar. Hfxon, on Saturday last, sold
his interest Tone haiD in the abstract bso.s
Of Hixon & Windsor, to l.. ". snuiIwood,
Esq, for 81, O00.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

fREAcHINa.-Rev. Mr.. FaTis, e..
nsncisi agent Of Westminster College,
preached In tue Presbyterian church
'Quarle'' ION Sunday morning and night. His
visit is to delinquent subscribers to the en-
dowment fund OF WestministeEC College.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
an MAIN STREET

10 Drumming full and running over with all kinds
Of new and seasonablc goods, consisting OF new
styles dress goods, veiv-teens. lsce collars,
trimmings, ladies' silk neck-ties, perfnmeries
ehixnDns, braids, switches, corsets. warns, &c
Our prices cannot fall Ia please every one. We
siass, hot ~ cheap as anybody else can sell it
l;ene and see. NCCArSLANp Il BEDFORD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

Our friend By. Austin, of Carroll
county, has been in town two or three days.
lie reports every thing fright side up' In
his section. There is some talk about .
marriage. but we DO not wish to give the
matter publicity and of course will say moth
in. about it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

PIAxos AND OnGAS S-rcrsons desiring to pur-
chase either instrument can obtain better bar
gains OF Mcssrs. Viele L Mills. General Agents
Tor the celebrated Ari0n and Parlor Gem
Pianos and ESt-y Cottage Organs than any dealer
VIC the West. Call on them or send for their err
Me, All Instruments fully warranted. tij-l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
MULES WANTED.

We want to purchase . number Of good tat
mules, for which We will pay the Highest price
in essh The mules must be over nnsei and II
half hands high.
uovof RrssnLL, YoUxG L Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
Fob RENT.

A large two story brick hotel jusl completed
located at the nourishirs town Of Higginsville,
on the Lexington and st. Louis Railroad. Tn.
building contains i rooms, with OH. houses,
~sistsrns and all necessary conveni-nces OF Il
Hotel. A good landlord can get the building
cheap by applying to Higgins & McMeekin.
Hip;nsyille. Mo. octa3tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
REASONS WHY
THE ARIoN PIASO-FORTE Is SUPERIOR
To ALL OTHERS


The AXIOM PIAHO-FORTE has Greater
Power than any other Piano forte manufactured.
II WILL STAND ~ rusE LoSGEs. and. In Its me-
shsnlesl construction. II Is more perfect. and
therefore more durable. than any instrument
senstrsssed In the usual modern style.
The arrangement Of the Agrane. the manner Of
serisging. IN. peculiar form and arrangement Of
sSs Iron Frame, srrxRsspEs ALL oTHEss. The
use Of . hsr (Which ID . part II tbs iron fra'nc>.
on . line with the heavy steel stringing, gives
SssAr srssxorn where most needed. and In
this respect sii other Planes fall
Tss construction Of the wr~s; Plank, Into
which ths Tuning Pins sre inserted. 10 such. that
Impossible for The rins 10 leS'He Iod'sned. or
~ wress FLAX itself 70 split, - 10 too Often the
the esse In othsr Piano-fones. THE ExIRAoH-
pssAsy ssssssss throushout The Scale. the ex-
sslisnt Staging Qnsiity. the AssorH aus rrairr
on ynaAfloS, all 20 to prove what We claim,
viz. tbas THE ARION PlASO-rORTk u the
pssr INSTRUMENT ~ASuDAcTrnaD
Norx.-Hor fail ~jssenpeioo Of the patented
lnsrSysusnfs ssed 10 ~ Amos PisRo. SO de-
ssrt,Sivs eireuisrs. yIELE 3 MILLS,
No. ~ n. sh 1t 81. Loais. No. css. AEts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
r. u.ocAI, ADVERTISERS.

Psrsons advertising In the local columns. eX-
aeps those having standing. ads will be
chsrEe,l Is cents per line for first Insertion, and
10 cents per line for each additional insertion,
and to those having standing lads ~ cent,
per lire for first insertion, and 5 cents per line
Tor each additional insertion.
n-Positively no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
WELLINGTON l1EMs.

At the late election of oficers OF Yelling
ton Lodge No. 81, the following were elect
cd to serve the ensuing six months: Jacob
d. Conner, n. G.; ii. B. Tunstali, V. e.;
O. j. Rider. Il. Sec: II. B. Corse, r. Sec;
]. A. Lockhart. Treasurer.
STOCK ITEMS
The following stock was weighed upon our
city scales last week and shipped to St.
Louis by railroads:
II, v, l.. McClellsnd. IS hogs average 263lbs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
To Purchaser. OF Pianos.

For the benefit OF persons residing in the cour-
try. who cannot procure the assistance Of = pro-
iessionsl person, we submit for their csnsisi-rs
ton . few points, which it is we'll to con-
.ider. to guide them in selecting n piano:
/. Construction upon natural principles.
=. Style of finish.
5. Quality Of finish.
1. D Inability.
5. GUILTY, or tone.
6. Eody Of power Of tone.
!. Ecsali,y. or evenness OF tone.
8. DeIiracy and power OF action.
Willis, I'll ere ere many pianos that are manu-
featured winch ossess some Of these points, And
excel in them, lha = are none which possess them
all combined, A. .ur instruments do; and we
feel confident OF success, xs We dispose OF no
instrument but wha VIII be . permanent guar
antee Of quality and supe -iority, snd, II desired,
VIC will furnish purct. sers with . written guar
sntee for I've yesrs.
CAr1,oS,-As many f.ns sre advertising =
reduction OF price. Ii beho. yes the public to sa-
anime carefully what they by. there mas oeen
no REDUCTION Of prices, and CO not o., 20 long n
labor aud material are 50 hiG T; bus there has
been introduced . cheaper class N ptsnos' made
OF refuse material, aud these are soid coesp-the
better class Of goods remaining DE same. We
| allow no Arm to underserl Us in tin came grade
| of Roods. We manufacture but one size and
uusIity of pianos: all Arions are squat arands.
and all are TX ocsaves-the differences In the price
and class Il caused only By orusmrntatioa' of the
css-. We clatm superiority In mode Oh con-
s.ructIon, durability, snd tone. aud thai the
Ariou viii remain In tune lonsrr than any piano
manufactured.
We wish It distinctly understood, that We
warrant every lnstrumoat we manufacture. ano
We will Ia every case give the purchaser the priv
+, flege OF returning the piano TO us within 30 days
amer its receipt, provided the instrument does
mot provo 70 be all we claim for 4, and give per
frct satlsfAsiion-is which case We will rsfund
The gnoney. viEL.E 3 MILLS,
Ger. As'u, Wan Oh st.,s Louis. No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

Of Mr.. Frszee's new paper at Marshall, the
first number Of which has .iiss made its
appearance. Il IL . large. t~fte-looking pa-
pSf, aud a. Mr.. r. lisa man Of large expert
ence In the printing business. ve do not sec
sny goed !sssea fes . want q .leesss in biz
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
Cash Capital Onc Million Dollars,
CrEICE OF THE
GERMAN AMERICAN ms. CO.
No. 1919 Broadway.

NEW YORK. November nth, 1877.
THOMAS u. WALLACE, AGENT, LIKING
TON, MO.-Dear Sir: We have much pleas
ure In informing you that our losses by tho
IRE IN BOSTON cannot possibly exceed
Sl09. 900.
Our Assets on LIST November. sI,e72.o 900.
Thus leaving Us, even In case our losses
are total 81 ,l63 600.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

The preliminary trial Of
Ben. Wilson. charged with grand larceny,
will come up before Justice Ayers at Hig-
ginsvilie to-day: Wilson " the man Who
was wousdsd At Aaivtlis q " ssNs tins
PAYS Douthits Wa killed,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
JOHN II. CLOWsDLEY

once At CIowdsley 4 wotawa's~ carriac" shop
o. Nsin street. oe&Nt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
A BOOK FOR THE MILLIoNI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 Private Counselor q thO n arricd
or thnss about to Marry. on the Physiological mys-
tssiss and revelations Of the sexual Jystsn. with The
latsst discoveries in producing and preventing %.
spring, preserving the complexion, &C.,
sixty pagss. with numerous engraving, and contains
valuable for those who are married or
contemplate marriage; still IL Il . book that ought
% b undsr lock and key and not laid earslsssly
about the house.
Sent v aay one urvs Of DsstASe) fe Finy csats. Address,
or. buts' DisPsssary. Ne II n Iishth sus.t. 81 tsuis. No.
" BEFORE applying to tas notorious QrAexs Who sdvsrtise 10
Isbis pspsrs. On usias any Qu.et reussdiss, psruss Dr.. Bu,ta'
sadiaea. pa. Burr can BE- Consulted. psrsoaslly or BY nail,
e ne diseases mento1ed IN bis works. omes, Ne. II Noeth
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
STRAY Notice.

TAKEN up by Rufns Young, living IN LAfsy-
l. cite County, Missouri. snd posted beiors tnet
apderslgned, Justice Of The Rssce q Lsxinfses
day Of Sovembcf, iSa, two stray Cattle deserfe.
saa ne iollows, fo-wit: Aweise st:rs Two 49,
old, mssk.d crop ard snderbss % lsM ~ Nv
doiisrS IL Daniel Eyon. Bavnst LsRkfAfd 3
were by me duly awora sec0rdinx 70 " =
date above written.
noylJtS SusupS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

PHENOMENON.
Our citizens were very much exercised
Monday the 18th OF this month At the ap-
pearance OF the sun with a very black spot
OIL it a little to the right aud below the cen-
ter. Various were the conjectures as to
what 1t was. and what 1t foretold.
SONS thought 1t foretold the end near
some of soma national calamity-some that
1t wa . star between lis ani the sun, and
~ there were no telescopes or good satrono-
mers present no satisfactory conclusion was
arri,c cd At - to what 1t WAS. But there it
was plain to be seen BY the naked eye.
SIMPLE But sEFU
To prevent = coal oil lamp from smoking.
soak the wick before using In strong vinegar
and dry 1t.
FAST GROWING PIGs.
Two farmers met In our town = short time
since, and got to Dragging about their fine
pigs. One said he had a pig that grew So
fast that after = separation OF one week
from its mother that it had grown SO rapidly
that its mother on meeting did not recognize
it. Thu other said he had \ pig that after a
separation from ITS mother of q week had
grown so 1t did not know its neither.
ABsENr MINDED.
Avery remarkable case Of abs"ace OF mind
occurred In our town the other day. A
young lady having written . letter to hel
beloved went TO the post once to mail 1t, hui
instead Of the letter dropped herself in. and
did not discover her mistake until Charley
Duck postmarked her, and asked her II she
Was prepaid. Coms again, Paris Ksnssstian
WAS IT!
"W as 1t . dream that came 10 ms
That men's care-wOru faces seemed 70 b.
Clothed with y sad sercnity-
A peaceful holiness;
spirfti4 Yoias that said no more
Shall the iAood Of men ike water YOUR
Staining the flowers on eafth's green foo
That fain his pstl wcuid bless 2"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
~ArrEarIaNI READ!

Davis / Allstadt are receiving the largest stock
O, b.mts, shoes and hats ever brought To this
market They warrant their goods in every le-
rpset, an sell cheaper than the cheapest. Call
early and get bargaus ut
Sep4-tf No. $50 MAIN STREET.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
.xECUToR,s NOTICE.

M ErTERS t~ssamsnta1 ggce ~ g
R~brcca CNphan. dcesaecek eAssv1sS'
iSs andrIsigned b &c ~
"a All siI ps,sS.s Ss~s.e 3D. .. ~ s:sasss
ara rrauired y ssAieif tes9
Exscatos. Ill. ~ 49, ~ sSSsss.t
,s;.: = go ssssdk sseS sisiSs { sssSs
'.s... .ssEEssxsisSi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
CAsu-Paid for Lard, Tallow, Grease or
tat Of any kind.
Cor. Main and Pine streets.
lAnIEs Ann MISSER.
Eoual. CHANGES TO ALL.

Don't fail to call on Davis & Alls,sdt when you
want to purchase the handsonest shoes III the city
very CHEAP. scp4-tc
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
Goods delivered free.

For A Coon BED-clcan room, and
Q square meal, go to the Lindell Hotel. Nan
Sas CITY. }. ii.
my3l-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20

DAVIS Il ALLSTADT
Are selling heavy boots cheaper than any house
II ths city. sepif
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-20
CHEAP
Il. & co.
SELL.
BOOTS AND SHOES. CHEAP.
KENTUCKY wHISKEY, CHEAP.

GROCERIES, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
FLOUR, MEAL Ann BRAN, CHEAPER,