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TO the Defendants, Joha l.. Cannon and
Mary n. Cannon his wife: Take notice that
the Summons in this action, Of which the
foregoing is copy, WAS fled in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas,
at Union Court House, il the County OF
Union, in the State Of South Carolina, Oh
the 18th dav of .Ia"Harv, 1872.
pxtc6 18th Janunry> lS72.
WALLACE & Mck1SSlGk,
rlaintif'S attorneys.
Jan. "a, At
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TRIU]IPIIAN1,!

WILMINGTON. y. C., August 21St, 1871.
Far the largest production of Cotton to the
acre coo lbs. CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
For ;hr largest production Of WEea; 10 tho
acre. .tEio lbs CAEoLIHA FERTILIZER.
The above premiums l:e ior crops produced
with The use oi' the Carolina Fertilizer alone,
or in combination wi,l plantation manurcs
only, ANA the awarding ol' S;l premiums is
lc:t discretionary with III" committee Of the
Association under their rules.
SANDERS. OATES { co.,
Agents II Charlotte.
STEVENS i CI'nETON.
Lancaster, ). g.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF ENION-COURT OF

THE STATE or SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF ENION-COURf OF
COMMON PLEAS-ThoS. N. Lake, as
Clerk Of said Court for Ncwherrr teumt!v,
PlsintiE, against JOIN L. Caanon and Mary
II. Cannon his wife, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for Relief Complaint Served To III"
Defendants John L. Cannon ana Mary NJ.
Cannon his wife: You are hereby Ssmmon-
4 and required to anSser the comp!aint III
scsiom, Of wh;eh copy is herewith
erved upon yoa, and to serve copy OF
your .nSwee to the said cnm .!sint Oh tie
subscribers ut thcie otS..c ut E:.iOn Court
House, in said S:zte, within Twenty cayS
after the service i:eerei, cyuin>i:" or the
day Of such service; and i YOU fail 20 All
swer the complaint within the time a'ore-
said, the pain:ifr ir this action will apply
60 tie Caaec tor the relief dcuaudcL in the
coms4sint.
Dated 18th January, 1872.
WALLACE 4 MckISSlCN,
Ptaiutiif's Attorneys.
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NH. SIiI'iijilIDl nOlAH,
E. e. STOKES

z. f. STOKES
HAS jn<' Opened, in the new and hant-
some tuIL!iHS immediately opposite H..
phCeriN Office, Oh Main street, u complete
stock of
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Csp and Note Paper, n
all sizes, qualities ami Of every descti2;'.";
Fla, Papers OF Cap. benny. Dopble-Cap, Me-
Gium, Royal, Supcr-:oval, and Imperial
SECS. which will be sold in any quantity, or
manufacturr; in:o Hank books OF any >;ze.
and ruled to ANY pattern, and bound in any
style, at short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless variety-all sizes, colors and IN L.
ties
BLANK BOOKS
or every variety, Memorandum and P~ss
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and LITTER
Books. Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS and DitAUGHTSMES will
find 4 complete stock OF materials for thsir
Use. Drawing Paper, in Sh"c;S and rolls,
Bristol Boards, Postal Paper and Board, o /
Paper, Pencils, Water Colnrs, in cakes and
boxes. Brushes, CIayons. Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
OF every description; It great variety Of CON-
vrnien; aud useful articles for both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
Phctograh Albums, Writing Desks. Port
to!ios, Cabas, with boxes, and cuxu.!css
variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock Of Gold Puas
and Pencil Cases, superbly -mouuts4 Rul'l,sr
Goods. .
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and ca rmiac, Iade,ihi.
and Copying; Mucilage; Chess and B.c.-
CANNON Men and Boards: Visiting aud " cd
ding Cards, and everything usually kept IT, 4
First Glass Stationery Hcu:e,
Which the subscriber intends this shall he.
He will still conduct his BISDERY and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY and PA
PEH-RuLlNG ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful! operation for over
thirty years in this State, and 10 which he
will continue TO devote his own personal At
complete. and lis prices will be found slwn,s
reasonable, and he hopes to have share Of
patronage.
F r. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. 15 EG-tt Opposite Plruix Office.
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WAxuAwS, LANCASTER COUNTY, S. c..
Lancaster, ). g.

WAXUAwS, LANCASTER COUNTY, S. G.
To 7. 7. Zimmerman, E,G., Secretary of
tho Fair OF ;lie C;roi!Ias, Charlotte, y. C:
The tDi!o"in@, is Il correct statement Of Cot
ton raised by StcvrH> ( CUrc:GU, on l. acres
of stuhb!e Land, which was nlanurcd with 400
pounds OF Carolina Fertilizer. The following
is the mode -: cultivation: Ii wa! thoroughly
broken up IL inches deep, and lti:l of in ro"S
5: feel wide, ana :ii@ Fertilizer applied in tile
drill, them hctiic,l on i: on ;ilc lj;h Of May,
ani planted tic same day. bu; owing 10 the
cG1i and ,lry weather, Gl not come up to Il
Sti:I,, until ahou; the l<t Of june. FIRST work
ing twas run around with j half shovel ami
partially trimmed on. w!th Il E0c Second
working it WAS rIIi around wiIF Il ) incl!
grgh. - inches !oAg. an. Ill: nIi;!,irS thrown
out wi.il Il sweep IS inches wide. One furrow
10 4 row ::r!'i !':iEHc'i iO i $;an with Il hoe
about II iEc',"s between tic stocks, and af-
tcrward> it wa< pn'!I.!"d every two weeks
Will! Il sweep IS i.lc!:.> wide, and hocd each
time, uuti! il Was worked five times.
The f,;lowins is Il correct statement Of the
Cotton nichI.i:
1St Picking. .....................21 .21i
~ Il*N!li@.. .........4lU
81 Picking =. ..................... .4l3
ESTIMATED! a!nount Of unopened maturcd
Dolls. S........... ...................... .Sio
.,,,.,, 100
Respectfully xuhmiitrA.
STEVENS 4 CUnETuN.
Icer;ify weighed the Cotton picked in the
above >;a;cIn"tr, and il is Correct.
Gc;ul'er2 /, ISL. ". =. GRAHAM.
At,n" rrq1ic>. Of MS>r<. STEVENS :. CURE
Ton. w l:.'v,. rN.'...:l.''l tic / acre oi Cot
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CARD.

= ~ u
Having disposed o! my entire stock OF:
general merchandise, together with tie
good will Of NY ho<jnrSS, to MeSarS. LAKE
i GIE.ARDEAt, take this occasion mos;
respectfully 20 Introduce and recommend
tlr:n 70 the citizens Of Ncw'crrv, and my
cid customers GENERALLY, as Young m'n
worthv Of their confidence AID patronage,
and II the same time return thanks for the
many tokens o; esteem and the large pa
tronasc bestowed Oh ne in the past.
". II. WEBB.
Jan. 10, 2-;C
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POTATOES.

100 BARRELS Of Planting Potatoes. OF
all the approved varieties, just received anu
for sale at the Warehouse Of
W. II. WEBB & son.
Jan. 81, 5-tf.
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Boots and Shoes.

Fine C.lfhanG <cwed dress Boots. Shoes s CATERS
:. - ID Die Solr ". p - Il"
Seal Skin - - =" - -
Kip hand PE'd" = -"
Heavy Ditchrrs from 20 Is
Rest D'hIc Sole pr.gei Bro-aus FOR Men & Boys.
. Kip Peygcd for Women. -
Call 1T WRIGHT & CoIpOCkS.
Sep. 3. 39-tf.
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HAS jn>' opened, in the new and ham,
some f,ui!,!iMS immediately opposite H..
l'herix Office, Oh Main street, complete
stock Uf
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
Lieut.. Singleton Struck by
Lightning.

At about half-pa,: seven O'Clock
lat evening. Lieutenant l.. II. Sin
yirt"n. OF the signal service corps.
went NJ into The observatory to take
observations of the Storm. The ap-
proachcs 10 the observatory are
boarded and the boards are wct:and
they in their condition.. with the
vast number Of wire, running over
the roof. Afforded plenty of conduc-
tors To lightning.
Lieutenant Singleton carried u
lantern with wire handles in his
RICH, hand. and a. he pa>SeI along he
felt Il sudden twitrh at the lantern,
Il shock and then Il %numbucss. and
tell unconscious. He was missed
from below and suElr one went to
look for him, indin@ him in the rain
spout. immediately over the ground.
He vas taken up and put to bed.
DR.. Mcdowell was called. who sue
cccdcd III rcviving him aud in n
short time he was pronounced out of
danger. and will be able to rc.umc
his duties in a few days.
The Lieutenant Thinks. from his
sensations. that the shock passed
from the lantern up his arm and into
his head.
He considers himself fortunate in
his escape from death, and the COM
Inunity has cason to congratulate
itself that an efficient officer and a
worthy citizen has been Sparcd.--[St.
Louis Globe. 2itli.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
The Wonders Of the Globe.

The London Globe correspondent
stated sometime ago, that he saw Il
Dutclilnan smoking in church, and
now confirms the same. l noticed.
lie says, men smoking in church at
Rotterdam OIL Good Friday morning,
and at Amsterdam on Good FRIDAY
'vening. On the OCCASION specified
II my letter, Easter Monday. mora
'ng service at the old church, Amstcr-
lam, | changed my place twice to
void the smoke Of men smoking
"lose by me. The congregation took
=" u"t'"c OF what I" III" seemed to lt
II proceeding rs extraordinary as
fhat, what "a HIGHLANDER does no,
deny, of me Keeping their hats on
during service; aud a Dutch lady to
whom | mentioned it afterwards, told
me "they will smoke anymore. |
have heard Of their doing so ut their
mothers funeral
This should not excite much won-
der, especially among Americans. for
We have seen a person lit church using
tobacco in mor disgusting manner.
And know that many here not only
smoke 1T their mothers funeral, but
.ct drunk also at it. But these are
commonly done to smother and
drown grief.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
Mrs. White and the Popo.

Mrs. Florida White, ]weli-knowr
III the fashionable world forty wears
ag0.was onc.o of the most beautiful, ac.
romplisicd. elegant and attractive
womcn of her day. She was the
daughter of General Adair. of Ken
turky, and her first husband was .Io-
seph l.. White, the second delegate
sent to Congress from the territory
of florida. Highly educated, full of
genius, and with the manners and
bearing Of Il Queen. her society was
courtcd by tn" most elevated circles
in Washington. New Orleans, New
Icrk and Boston. She was Il bril-
iiaht ronversationalist, ready and cf-
i~cctivc at rrpartec. and Il sincere,
most gracious and generous impulse.
On one Of her visits to Rome she was
presented to the Pope.
"kuee!. my daughter" said lie, as
she stood erect in her imperial grace
before him. ".\ll kneel to me except
the daughters of sovcreisns."
Il am 4 princess in my OWE right,
Your Holiness che replied.
How can that be. when YOU are
American BORN"
"ln my country the people are SOY
creigil, and anna daughter of the
people"
The pope smiled a gracious assent.
rejninimg. Then receive all old
man > blessing"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
oRDEH or PUBLICATION,

STATE uF MI~suEEI.l
t"r*Ti NJ i.AT AYErrE.
IN ms I if''itit '..ri u i...iiy.t:" r"'Iriy. AM
term, l-T=. !r'i day, Au-u>t i'm. Isl
.iaSa-, ':lahr,. >nrvi, ing p.rii.rr of Ann :,
X. ElI%'y 3nl James g.. .H.n.v. partu.r.
;ml,r "a. -.!t" "i Mra!y y Co, W J.i,lrs u p.
Waln,G, Jr.
'INO II" said jams " Walker, .Tr Won are
} i,vrriy nbti,iri that sail p!lintin has COM
petition aud a''l"iinvnf,, alleging that rlaint,il
'o surviving partner is a!ur-Stl,i, on til. Isl, DAY
"t Au%i>'. i>it, III In" t,iruti tuuri If ADDISON
count! Virginia, Received 81 Judgment again,.
You t"rI',' >iinh ~ forty S.-lru Il ,ll.i< With itirIr>,
thereon From IL" litn 'ily OF June, l~li. til mid,
n'h"'lnir'! IN the aiEsrrrar. to six ..-lh, dollars
that said iu i-rn M still rem iin, in l.ii. iu,cr and
insatlSii.'l and due plaiitiI.
And tn PRAYER at said petition j. :l,at pl,iu,in
may hn'" Judgment FOR the amounts above en-
pressed "iti 'i"il's's, Interest, and cost,
ANA y"i, arr iGrihrr notified thu; yuur prnn-
rrty has bees attached, and unless vuu
at the court h"u-r in the city OF l., Ningt.n, ON
the second Hay of December u,N1. and on
or before the s!atn day thereof, if the
term shall 50 l"n% continue, and if not then
before the end "f til. tenn. and answer said
petition, III. SAM VII, be taken for confessed
and judgment viii b. rendered ag:tlns, Won. and
your rrol"rtN soil I" .tii>fy ne sam.
.tnd II - faith y ordered That Il COPY hereof be
printed IN III" Lexington Weekly iiirlIiErur,r.
Il newspaper printed III -ai'; county of i. LAFAYETTE.
Tor four week. successfully. the last insertion rn
'r al least four weeks before t.Ic coall:icnrcmrnt
OF the ncNt term Of this curt.
y true copy, n'iv.t
II. J.. BARK 'nALE, Clerk.
BY, Is. DAyiLL, D. On,
W. I. 4 I. L Wood. ATTORNEYS far ,iJjn,jn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
ORDER or plHI.raTIo,.

STATE OF Mi~-nIR RI.
C"r>IT -. LAFAYETTE
In th"' lrruit Court Of L.ltiy"ttr County, Au.,l,,
Terra. !,I2. SIN day. August iitn. H.
John {. Walker ". JuH,e ". Walker.
ITO the said james " Walker I"u ar. hrr.',y
i notified thai said pli.niir M comm ne, Al i
stlit :'Ehi'i-t y"u III sud court H. Ir:i,Iu:l AMI
attachment. n!i'sing tia, "n liz. I'm H., ~
i"hrltrS, IHIH. yam executed 10 -lid pii:n:in
Your ii"rti for Tia, SUM ct sin Eui,irpi nudiwr:iL-
Three ,!'.iiir- mA'i twenty cent?, that on the Iiti,
'iny "l February, i'h'. y"u l.hi,i M said b"ntlttr
sum "i went! ;iyr'l";ifr<. that Ih- balance. of -ai,i
10 i.I 'iIc {" plaintiff.
.Ani the PRAYER "f>ltt 'ti'irn"r. thai Ila:n,ia
may litv'' tniSTl"ni against y"l l"r IN. ha!Ilr.
'iur "H -?'d bond, WITH Interest: :r,:G the date %.
SAID rr"fI:.
AMI y''d arc further ]n":iiiri that ynIir prnIrtt,
iI+ hcrn ATTACHED, iT,i tiIr-> YOU .ipImtr.' III,
neat term II sIit court 20 b. hpi,l..l 1t tn. Z u i
!Iplisr ia thu ,i;X -! Lexington. ui Ihr Fl lnN ,.i
i'"c"nIh"r nrNt. amt 'h tr srrir:" til" ~.Nih iry
Thereof, Iith' term Shall ~ long rofIfirur. and ii
moi t'!'l l'rt''r.' tA, rIrl al iir ;'lIiI, and answer
>Hiit petition ihr -Irl" " III b. iIk,n Tor confessed.
and judgment ill l,. r-n'!'r' Il nLainst YOU an!
ynur property sold H. satisfy III" sam.
And Il l. further ordered TIL: - cory hereof
u" printed IN thu Lexington Wrvkl, lat, hi ,-u-
Ger. anew pil"r pr.u;.t! in nil crIaty al /. ,rt-
y,iIr. for tour weeks successfully, tn. l,.i
inscI!!U:. t. h" -: least four weeks irIuir. tn.
c"n.ni'tI"' iiI''ili "t,!ir I.rN' terra "i this court.
\ ;r!" cop. :,i'-t
II. l.. BN:k~DNLE. IL .r..
s"Ffll-h Et I Il. DASiFI, II &.
VI ~ /. Wont. afInravN, iyr t,,iItir
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
Passing Through Fire.

re- Portland (Orcgon) Evening
Bullctin.of August 29th, describes the
passing ola passenger train on the
evening OF August eth. through Il
burning canyon north of Oakland, Oh
the Oregon and California railroad.
The fire had entered the CANYON and
attacked the trees on either side of
the track several days before, and the
bulletin says at times the flames
would leap from one side of the track
TO the other, while the entire canyon
SEEMED more like a raging furnace
than the road-bcd of. Il railroad.
Many of the trees would fall across
the track, aud il required the most
strenuous, cXcrtiOns on the part Of
those employed to keep the track
free. The train entered the CANYON
during a temporary lull i'll the fury of
the fire. Ifthc track had been known
10 DC clerr of all distractions, the
engineer could have put his iron
morse 10 It's utmost speed, and dash
InG forward, gotten through in n few
minutes but the very fact that trees
were fallingscvcry minute, rendered
1t necessary for him 10 go slow and
proceed with caution. lie pushed
into the fiery furnace, and had near.
iy entered the canyon when the flames
famed by n breeze, commenced to
quicken aud closed up behind him,
slowly the train moved along, while
the angry flames followed fast and
furious, until at last the outcome was
reached and all danger passed.
Twenty minutes later the entire can
yon was one sheet Of fame, and the
road-bed. with its bars of iron, re-
se'nb'sd a huge gridiron.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
Children In the Woods.

4 very touching story, similar to
the old tale Of The Babes IN the
woods, comes to Us from Green
River, in the town of Ilillsdalc. y
few days since, three children ofJofn
Foley, residing on the mountain east
of that place, aged respectively four,
siN and eight years. became lost in
the mountain woods. The first was
4 little girl, and the other two were
ooys. They went out to play near
the house, and stravrd away after
hticklebcrrics into the woods. The
mother missed them. and blew her
dinner horn all around for Il mile near
the house, bat could get 10 answer.
That night il rainrd cry hard. The
next day word was sent TO the village
of Green lsivcrhy the frantic mother,
and all the people turned out and
went in search of the children. Every
ulan WAS fitted out with bread. meat
and stimulant-. in ra-c they Should
find them. All WAS Il vast wilderness
for mile, around, 80 tl!c men went in
different directions.
Fears were entertained that the
children might be attacked by wild
beasts, as Il Mr.. Charles Jones. while
hunting on this mountain, had dis
covered three wild eats, which cs-
capped before lac could get near
enough TO shoot them. The mother
stood i'll the door wriu9ing and
twisting her hands, encouraging the
hunters 10 be viGilant, for she said
they were b%arcfoO,cd and barcl,cadcd.
and would soon starvc: they were
never away before, and the nearest
house was three OIL four miles distant.
and even to this they had never been.
About three o'clock Il little son Of
Mr.. lngcrsol!, while hunting III the
woods for lost cattle, discovered the
llrcc little creatures huddlcd innetli-
CT under Il tree and covered with
leaves. They put up their hands aud
"'Gin to cry when they discovered
he boy lngcrsolI. lie led them along
To the open field and so on to the
house. and the JOY of the mother may
well be imagined. She ran to meet
them, screaming and crying, and
''itclling first Que III her arms ana
hugcin3 that for Il moment, then let
tin. il down and taking another on.
and pressed that to her heart, and 50
on for nearly n hour before She be-
came calm. BY this time all the hun
iers had returned from the search.
md they, too, had to kiss and hold
The children, and unbidden tears came
20 the eye OF great stalwart men who
had never known tears since their
childhood.
One Of the men took the little girl
in his lap, and asked her if she slept
my: She replied, laughing:
"lcs;l put on Johnn.'s cap, and
put my feet Oh Pat, and the rain came
light down on me-
When found they were all wet TO
the skin, and would mostly likely
ave died in the course of another
lay if ihcv had not been found. The,
>ay the. heard their mothers dinner
horn that night, hut dare not leave
the tree they were under, for frar OF
citing further away Hudson
tNew York; Register.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02

STATE OF Mi>.ItII.j
CutNri -. i,fNILIrI.
la thu Circuit Court al Lafayette county. Ar-n.,
term, I-'2 5h day, Au-iiSt :i.,. iS..
Thomas { B' d>or t>.T Collins Moor.
E>jthr >aia !. 'nliin->N core: Ynu ar. h.rnh,
l. n"iit"i that >ari ]pi:Iuiif has r,,,,ui me-.
q SUI against !nu ~ III! CONT hv |I.ti'Iui an,
httir!nm"n', ];t!"rr!.c that You are ini.l;,i I.
SAIL plaintiff tnr ~"vIIIt r,I.i. rt,i 81, re-,
estate ;!s-n; N III" 'urn "I r::c Hundred dollar,
i>ln"l, and III" prayer "f S3.!I u. ti,irn i. ina
luigni"nt ma! h I>lrt, vrt against ,nu for sYI.
sum and interest
And Yen are fuIfi!rr notified tina; ,oY- ,raprr.,
i!a> been attached, aud u..ir-- You a;.nar ri m,
n"At term "I -Li.l court To- h,. midi,
al me ""tlrt hpl>r. i'll III" city Of L,.Nin-tun. ,i
The md day Of I''"v..ih' + next. amt on or brInr,
the >iNth ,,v thereof. If tn. term Shall "a I,,.
continue, and i! not, IN II before III. end of Nh,
Term, 'ni answer lid p"tirinn, the slime. will II,
t;hN"n Tor confessed, amh Judgment vii ~. rem.
t'rc'i ~ iii!-' you tor StiI nur ~iiInlrr,i dollar,
ana tlt' iiitrrf-. ;ti' Thereon
Nni II l. further nrrl-rt,i thar 1t crry llrr.,T J.,
printed III III" !. '>iNStun We, ky La. l.ruc..r. :
NEWSPAPER printed in said county of L,I,y,,tr
for four wryN, ~urrcs,:y"iy, III. last ;u-rrI,nn =,
'. N least !'Ur wr"N, before thr comm urrulr.
OF the next term oi hi, court.
Atra c"l!, attest.
II. l.. EA!1k>Dki.E. Clerk.
TX Z. Il. :bh>IEi.. u. 1.
Al"NllI%rN ;n.lr>, ATTORNEYS Tor Ll,irtn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02

THE BAnEER's Hundreds
people there are who do not under.
, and why the BARRIERS use the red.
riped pole. 1t originated from tho
. Il that. some centurie, ago, it wal
.tpmary for BARRIERS 10 bleed peo-
~, and the pole, with alternate
hiding stripe. Of white aud red,
presented the bandage Of the phic.
rtomizcd victim. In the course Of
nc the apotlecary cxcalied the bar
+ as a bipod-lctier /; but the old sign
the craft was retained by the latter
lHr the function that aays II signif-
. aHce had ceased.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
FARM q SAFE.

'JNHiS farm is located ihnut six milo, 49,
du" south oi Whs.rly. in the very S,i....3
D.rt portion of l. aycftr county. Il com sssIii
.aino $40 acres, all iHrl,,rri Gy "A god -mh
pine plank fence, anl ia Il h;.ii staff of culit.
sa'irn The improvements arr, - irrgr :,vn-
stoiS iraine dwelling, suitable, i.n,ii houses.
ana AL the necessary uuiblIiltiu.~. AMI run'
Scuien'r- OF a well regulated iulIn.
IN. iarinis tn - good nrighitprhooi, convruicn,
- scno"Is. has on tia thriving Young orchard,
hha Is hbundsntiy supplied with wafer. III.
liLn its been IN cultivation only u few Years. /,
rich. fresh, and well adapted 10 the growth of
hemp aud all the staple products.
TERMs-Dnr third cash. mud ,b,. ,,,,.,..; l..
one aiid TWO year-, with ten per cent. UIgti
Sf-For full particulars apply ut III, Office "'''