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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
COAL UNDER QUIZ STREETS.

Mr.. john Dougheriy has been digging a
roal shaft since lat Junc. and has continued
w!t.iou. interruption ever s.Icr. determined
TO keep GU until he tound he coal. Last
Friday, the 9Th inst. wnrkruen ,irl!ck tie
coal strat; N, a drpFu OF los feet frnm the
surface, by all o Ids III. deepest iio!e ia the
county.
TIL first digging was OF course ~t''rnugh
the soil srd underlying clay 10 a depth o!
about - feet, when i bed oi blue snspsT"Ie
w..- rea,isd si.Oat thirty feet thick. The
first ~rocs,a waite l!mcslnrc. wa- reach
ct AZ 50 iret ilcn soaPstoge and rock Al
i+ruA:ely mn;:l the Coz. l,c,! was reached al
nearly 100 feet. The ilme.tnur w4s o, :,i.i, T.
st I;4iliirs. ho;l b'sic An! w..iir. the latter
almost ~ hard a. FL AMI Y ainp">-ia.r
IN .i,t with The ur,iius:: >i.c! 'iIIIl II cost
s. 10 in repairing drills to cut 4 hole six
| inrliss deep. aud t.i- ir,!g- w., six aud Il
hail FIRE; thick. Besides the limestone a
i-Gcc d BEAUTIFUL blue sand stone. eight snd
Il naif feet thick. Vas cat tIrUIgI. rai>
would make a cheap and -pi"'.!,d building
stone. Se.erai veins OF l;:ir>;an. from is
inches to u feet in tai:an-.s wcr- rirt with.
'iiS = 'Nt'l -'S'' ~ a 10y -
measuring ai,"u. seven feet in thickness.
| Next below Til, VAS six inc!,.s Of >ual,st0nr.
then d feet oi blue limestone. 4 beautiful!
stone, then biScS soapstunc about ) feet
,hitk. th.n bin. limestone. II feet I'll lex,
everything the coal. Ths coal has not Yet
i,ren fully te-.=d. h,it is The same vein that
crops out near the ri.-r bank. Tucre were
aiiI-:ivc icct of >hi..! r1rk altogether c,I
t~lroa-a. about twelve :ert Of it As hard is
flint.
| This is one of the ..eat,>t enterprises
Of the Kind ever put through successfully
Ivy any individual in the cul!.I,y, anu Sir.
DoIgher;y deserves IL tIa:,E> uf iIc ON
muuiiy for his -:!lcrprisr ami ild"nitI!,lr
perseverance,. Without an eXt"au.!'.iars
means AMI with no ouy-,:i. assist,nc. he
mas lone what May woai lr.e d,ar br:o-.
him hut for the expense ant! risk %: .:Hin" it.
itsnme "a: GU. i!Jnc :rd :Iisn would axe Il
hint Toln Mr, ID. a'i,i put their ~c.I.it.i into
ind,is:-!a! enterprises they might tini i.iS
sati, III The Development of our i,v!iir
Resources. W!Ia, a poor man has don. !.,S
d manstr.i.l what l rici, :iril might do with
the same energy AMI PERSEVERANCE.
! Mr. Doughertv will ne r"ai y 20 furnish
all who want coal within ten days. The cost
OF the shat will altogether loot up abo,lt
S2.lOo.
James Mctiiynn & son were tie cpntrac-
tors and chief sinker. al the sh,it AMI 10
them much OF the credit OF the thing is due.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW STYLES
OF PRINTS. &.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
EXAMINE THE U

The Bonds OF Lafayette county outstaud-
ing March Sd. 1872. scrur,i;ng TO the report
of Dan Draper, Slate Auditor, amount TO
81 33G OIL 90. The bond register in the
rnuntv Treasurrr's Office shows sl.3.S, UO5
90. This only includes the rHiiroau and fund
ei county debt. When there is added 10
tie f!oaiin. debt accrued interest on bonds,
&r.. $ .5G0.0lv viii he found no eXtravagant
estimate ofour liabilities. The CslIrasian puts
tie figures AT only Sl.056.U 900. This result. i,
Reached 10y ignoring the debts Of tie re-
-%ii"ctive townships. SGci u dodge is too
talpahle an imposition 10 dece We ANYBODY.
When VI. give ttg.ir"s or facts we do so upon
What SEEM IN lis reliable information. and If
ml>tshrn.a are free 10 confess the error; hut
All Intentional per'cr-ion OF figures or iscts
we Willingly Lave to those WHO csu lind
pleasure or profit in dcin. 20.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
cEsraUR

There is no pain which the>Ccntsur Linincn:
will not relieve, no swelling it will not sub'lGe,
and no iana-ncss which, it viii no. cure. This is
strong lausi,ssc, but it is trae. whtra the parts
are not y,ns, its effects are marvellous. IL has
pro,iuced more cures of rheam itisrn, neuraiSia,
lsck-Jsw, palsy, sprains, s%eiiings, .csked'
breasts, soa,ds, barns, salt-racum, ear-ache-
&C., upon the hannah frame, and of strains,
spawn. gals, 81, upon saiinals in one year
thaa have all other pretended remedies since tae
wor,l besaa. Il is = coli:er-.Tr:tant, an All
kesl;a. pain rellevrr. Cc.ppiSs throw away their
crutches. tue isne Wa, poisonous bites are
rendered h~,rgui,ss ssS uae w"uIiel are healed
without . scar. 1t is 40 iuuRsuE. Ifc receipt as
published around caca battle. Ii is selling as NJ
article ever before SOLD, And i; sells BECAUSE II
does jus, what II preieais 20 do iiteSc WHO row
suffer from rncuInl:isra is:,u OF swelling dssrrvs
to suEer if they will ilOt as CeaiaHr Liui:hrnt.
More raan lgsi ceTiiiicat"> Of ryToaTkat.v :Ircs
iac!ud.us frozen LIMBS, etu1Rlc-Iii-tin i1leir,
govt, runniG. run3rs, &c have been received
We will send 1 circular cpl.ai.t2s certificates
the rec.e., e.. gratis, to ans ca= requesting 1t
Olc par;i- OF II. y-tio: wrapper EcntIur Lint
men, is worth one hundred dollars Tor ~i.asiaro
or swceu:ci horses and THI.rs, or FOR screS-
worm il sheel,. s.ocS-ownsfs-'his Imminent l.
worth yoI- attention. No iAaly shnlid a'
without Cent.Gr L:ai!naat. = L. SoS= < Co,
New Iork-
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Agent Singer Manufacturing Co

WHoLEsALE SLAUGHrER.-Three
Of our well known citizens Of hunting pro,
c~iivities spen, the week ending Saturday
last in the Carroll bottom with most extra,
ordinary success. They were John L. Bur.
den, clerk Of the Probate Court; Arnold
Ewing, his deputy, and George Zsiler. our
popular tinsmith. All together they killed
one hundred and for,y-ons geese. Lrsnts znd
ducks, and one day Mr.. Burden killed forty
one geese and brauts auI two ducks, aud
he Gays it MAS not = very good day for geese
either. We should tuinS MOTH rx.: ii
mast have been L very bal day Iur Ihc:n.
particularly those that came within his
range The gun used VAS the Parker 5r-eca
loader. sold by j. W. Rinetsrt. vhirb Mr..
Burden proGouness the best weapon Of the
kind be ever saw.
We lender our acknowledgements FOR
sample Of their game.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

RELIGIOUS. - In the Methodist
Ept--'pni church South. In this city, a rryi-
'al iiIs been going ON for several weeks past.
III some sf lis aspects the mos. extraordinary
in tie history oithat church. There has been
no great Excitement or Enthusiasm mani
tested, as is some! lines the case al such
meetings everything has appeared Is tame
H:'i or,i,fiN As tie most orthodox Pr .by;e-
rian rouii wish, aud though the imtc' est has
at 30 tim" ~abaiei, the chance observer
would hardly have supposed that the audi
enccs were composed of shouting MethO-
Gi>ts.' We may also add that the results
have likewise been OF all extraordinary
character, III the conversion CT sror.> OF
UI' ii and women. Up 10 this tiu. orcrfUrry
additions. 10 The church have been made. and
t;'e meeting is still going on with uIiiTg eng
Interest.
The Baptist church has likewise expert
enceti mach benefit from the series of meet
inSs now In progress. The visible results
are some eight q: ten additions. The ordi-
nance of baptism WAS administered in i've
eases Oh saturday evenirg. aud he meetings
are still increasing in interest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

Ir James H. ;USc:i i. tf~ins orders TOR
pir!rr and i'uudoIr pictures ny SOM. of ;tI- IN ,st
rniiuri: artists and publishers. His samples
embrace Happy Hours, the Fanliiy Record, and
;i.' Holy Family, IN st"e'; in ci.roino he ts.
ih- Cr@eIconc Visitor, tia Good Samaritan, the
Barefoot boy, OGr Pets Awake and Our Pets
Asleep; cTsyons-God Might, Pet; Ernevolenrr
and The Mysteries Of Sc.cace. illustrated scrip
ilrc text in great rari ~. Thrrs is quite a de-
:nani for goods of this chaI sctrr, but thcr: has
heretofore been no opportunity Tor our citizens
I" in-l'rc' them befor. purchase. We expect to
near of Nj. Bowen doing L iarg- business as
o"on a. !!t csii haze an opportunity nfhisniaying
his samples. The pictures are sold ~ the pub
fishers lowest prizes, which are far less than
anything 4" ftisi, Kind !.is ever beta sold for b. fore
L. LrSinstun.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
ATTENTION, TAX PAYERS.

Lafayette County Court; March Term, IL d.y,
March 4tii. 1873
ORDERED, Tnst the clerk OF this court BE-,
and he is hereby distracted TO notify the
Tax Payers of Lafayette cnunty, by publication
III The County papers, ihst this county Board OF
Equalization will meet at ;h- rourt house in the
city OF Lexington, on III. itth day April next, tor
tic purpose OF rqual.z:ng the assessed valuation 0,
all Personal and real cs,sfe of SAIL county for the
Tax Books o:lS.5. And they are further nogi-
ned, that Alter the said Board adjourrs the
County Court viii refuse AID reject any and all
application. for the correction of erroneous as
ssssrn~nts Tor said year oflSs3.
A true copy. Attest
JAMES GOODMAN, Clat.
BY Z. A. DCLiS ID. c.
Register and Caucasian please copy u.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

SUNDAY READISs.--We hope to
be able in n short time. next week possibly,
to give n report of tie sermons delivered on
the sunds. previousin some of the principal
churches OF Lexington. Most of our clerical
brethren are thlentsi. educated men, and
their teachings are worthy OF n wider field
than their oral instructions will reach; and II
ality and religion. no pains will be spared 10
do 1t. We have a report OF one. sermon
last Sunday, but would rather not publish
n to the exclusion Of Others if we can oh.
tain them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
The Cauca.ian has discovered the

The Caucasian has discovered the
difference between tweedledum aud tvccdle-
dee. 1t used TO call the farmers OF this
county soreheads. grumblers. GROWERS aud
fools. 1t now si,czKs OF them as '.our farmer
friends" Then the ihI:norta, hispIper
thought there was the most Nancy for him
IN the politicians who ;trhi,I,-d him tar
ssuews OF war. Sow his eyes lave been
opened To the real state OF the ease. and IN.
discovers that his bread is battered on III.
other side. lie ought to have known better.
but Greeley and the foreign mi.slou blinded
him. Alas, poor Yorick!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Arrival and Departure. OF tho nails,

st Louis mail, VIA n Mo r II. arrives at :
A NJ departs ut 6 IN Via Pacific IL Z, ar
rivcs at II A n; departs At 5 % a-Datly.
Western mail arrives "a II i, departs 6 I'm
Daily.
81. Joseph nail arrives A ~; departs 6 r u
Daily.
sedAiia mail arrives II a N ; departs 5 % r y
Daily.
warr-rsourr mail ~arrirce Monday, Wednesday
and FRIDAY sr n: departs Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday,
wsycrly mail arrives Msnriay, Wednesday
and Friday 4 r N; departs Thursday, Thursday
and Saturday
Independence mail arrives Monday, Weincs-
day aud Friday 6 Pm; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday
Pleasant Hin miil arrives Monday, wclnes-
day and Friday II A NJ; departs same day L. n,
Eastern Way mail, via n No Il T., arrives
A n ;dcparts 8 A II.
ONCE hours daily Except sunday, from :
n, TO 6. 80 r n Sunday. fronS 10 "a ".
Gko. ". MciEAS. r. N.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
4 WORD TO TRAVELLERS.

We have r word to say in favor Of the Missouri
Pacific Raiiread. 1t WAS the ''pioaerr'' line
Eestws ard and is the "'old reliabie'' route to St.
Louis. With the improvements which bsve
been made during the past var, We nI!ilye tha:
the Missouri Pacific Railroad nas the best track
-ant,hc nuS,t and safest equipment OF any ii.-
~estof the Mississippi RLiis aug express trains
of line Coacf.cs, equipped vita the Ai!lsr plat
form and the patent air uraae, froTA Lexington :
connecting at ~. LuCis with eleven through
routes TO points North. list and South. i'aIrfc-
nlar Information, with maps, lime tables, &c.,
nav be h ii At the Ticket Oiici. oii.e Com .IIny IA
Lexington, or uyon personal or wr!iiel appitca-
ton to T.. A Ford, General Passenger Agent,
- I.I,is M.
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STRAY NOrICE.

up by 10: Lewis, living in Middleton
- Io~nshir, in Lafayette county, Missouri.
naa posis-i bsiorc the under .igncd. JusIier OF tii,
80 o. middleton township, county anil sta :.
alore.aid, on The 10th day Of Febrisry, ISIS,
one stray, described rs follow, te-wi.- One
n.sre OF clay bank color, i hanks high, with
rTperieei brand on right shoulder, blaze ON fane.
Appraised To ST. %, by W. - Dirl.v
ai't D H. Mcdonald, who were by NE tiu.y
yS"r,i, aceoidiHS TO law, TO arpraise The same.
ga. m' " J. BECK. Jastice OF tie Peace.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE,

"HEREAs. William y. Thorp and salIie
w Z. Thorp his wife. by their certain deed
Of trust, dated the 10Th dsy OF October, A. ID
isis, and recorded in the rec9r,l-r's ofice for
Lafayette county, Missouri, in book W No. l NJ
page 81. coryeSedf to the undersigned trustee. the
following described real estate situate, lying and
being III the county OF Lafayette and state of
Missouri, to-wit: The north half OF ihr norIheast
quarter Of section eight 81, township foIty-nin.
tfs) range twei,tr-eigh. t2S), containing 81 acres.
AZ trtt-f. to secrr, the pasmrht Of u certain prum.
issory ucis in sa.! deSi pi s.us. specified. Aud
whereas, said, notc hrs loiG since become dae.
afiFt rvn iins Tilaili Now. IhErSlIre, / "a. ma.
G:TsigatI tEu.trs, IL parstsiaca OF ia. provisions
ofsiTi deed ~ trust. and II iae request Of NJ,
cd of said pTomisslfy note, Wi. an
Eridnr. April ifa, A. d. Is13.
brtween the arar rs Of ten o. -iors in Tn. ,,a,,i-r
anil i've p,clnck ~ tac aItesaooa OF ,nat NV
IN troat 81 TIE court npns- door, Ia Tie eli, oil
Lexington, cst;tlty of !=iffyrife, STATE al ,fi..,n'
n, ourr Tor sale, tue above ,;e.erii,ctI uroI,.r;v
at public veldac, TO the highest bidder Tor c..,'
o satisfy said Eate and iatr.esf, and tl,,. e,,s, -
xecutiig this trust.
: fssssis WILLIAM CoRsE, Trustee.
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FsNAL SETTLEMENT.

NoiiCE Is hrrrhy given to all creditors and
nripofnc, deceased. that I, the undersisnrd
administration OF said estate. intend to make \
M ss,,ie,teht ofsaid estate at the April Irrm Of
ne rroDaiS court Of Lafayette county, 10 he
2esan anu held al the c0uri house, in lie ci,y Of
l." hips'oh' on the iirst Monday in April. Is,j
.fo-b NJ. L kdnin;
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Eu.cR.Ts0y rURSzsG.

CHE ,r FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
Tbs Atlantic . paciic Railroad Company
offers ] ,.oo, o3J acres OF land III Central and
sou,hwes; Missouri, al 1: ON 81 u ST. per acre
on seven years ,iiu., with :rcc Transportation!
from st. L,I.s To al purchasers t!unitr.. sol,
tiinbeI, mineral wealth, SYMBOLS, churches ana
luw-abidins society its g,e eIHiTrI.is irv!:, all
points to thi, Land OF fruits IuI flowers. Fo.
particulars address \ Tues, Land CoinIn!Ss!nI-
er, ST. Louis, 40. jan:-iy
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re LOCAL

Persons advertising in the local columns, eN-
ecpt those htSiaS standing 'al-.' viii be
chsrysl Is cents per iiue Tor ilrst Insertion, and
locents per line Tor Sssh additional Insertion,
and To those having shading ..aIs.' 10 cents
per line for first insertion, iad ) cents per line
for esch additional insertion.
HPos;tivsiy no deviSfion froM this rule.
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FEsAl

NottLE i hereby given to all creditors and
~ others interested in The est,i. ar pb,. ~
D.t,,, deceased, tdAt l, the undersigned a,imin-
,ltaaor' "iaii'l %ssiatr, ia;-ndto make a final sci.
uTaurn. " saia csiaie III Ike April term OF the
81 n,it ~ ,ir cjurt hoase. IN the city Of Lex
'hSI"il' on iiie irsl Monday in April, ISIS.
ieo-' u. CHAPMAN, Administrator
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ others iutereetct in tbr .sta,c Of 'inh, "m ~
m"iisnharger decessed, that !, the undersirne,
si asn' ssiI,rn,.r, Of sid estate, intend to make n
the prnha,n Oh sailestat- ut tie April term OF
3egun shd held at the court fouse, IN M. city OF
snhston; on The hret MyIrlay ia April, Is.J.
"N' WILkERsUS, Alulr.
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CD FOR EHEH.

Table Linen. Red. Brown, and hleached,
Irish Linens; Towels; Napkins. Red. Brown.
and Bicached, snd Shirt Fronts. They are
cheap 1t WADDELL. JUSTIN Co.'S
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READ.-If you want choice fancy
or staple GROCERIES. fine whistles, braniies
or wines, or anything else IN the grocery
line, call on Messrs. 4. \. J o .. Le-uersr.
Cor. Main anu Piuc streets. No trouble TO
show goods. Coffee pare!ed every day
Spices ground by ourseiycs.warrantcd pure,
and no extra charge for tin or libels. our
house Is 4 complete grocery establishment
IN every particular. Drop in and look al
our goods. Time are hard and mem.
scarce. save it by buying OF u first cIl->
house. noy2Sti
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notice..

ETIEisS trstameniary upon In. .s,ata
- William w. Harrison, de-
Srihlei 10 The undersigned on the 2ith day of
February 1873, by the Probate court uI T. rIv..t,
county, Missouri.
All persons hiviGg GAIN, against said e,taI,
aie rr1hiFrd 10 exhibit Them, for allowance, l.
sala letters. nfthey N v ~ pr.c;u lei from -,
Driiriit OF such estate: - '''u-. : ~
sA,t irtt-rs. they will be forever barrel
ie'-iiw LEWIS Il. HARRISON. Executor
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FINAL SE2"rL,.n,.,,C

Noii,t Is hrrrh " given to all creditors and
~ pihi rs interested 10 the est ale of Ihnn,, "a
nt!!, a.crasrd, that !. the undersigned udminis.
ii.oi "i Sii,' ei.iatr, intend to make 4 nnal settle
ms % Si.a estate ut the April term of the pro-
.'a,9 corr oil Lafayette county, TO b. begun ami
MY ~ me r,,i'it h"as-, in tbs citv Of LcSincten
tcb9s NJ. CHAPMAN. Liu;,;,,
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Er;a,r March si:.. 1879.

between The lrrrs of ainro'clnrk in the forenoon
AMI i've ~u'aluc!s ia Ia. aItsran"n OF iEi' day, IL
front Of tle cusfth0n-.,,onr, III the c"i!!;y % LII
flyrtt. aforesaid, proceed 10 e'li Il: ruo!.c auc'
ton for CASA, thu above '!"scribcd real esitse, ol
50 fliclI thereof - may he necessary 10 st'is'A
first Ii- cost aud cNprr.scs III rNccIItirs his 'iuss
neNI the balance rviuliGing Ia arrears ami uA'
paid on >aid pr"IniS-.ry GDtr.
febi9-3t LA,uAi:iaiIJ. NiTIHELL,
IIAlsS-
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GEN. LEES PICTURE.

Parties who have bought this tine engrav.
ing can have 1t neatly and handsomely framed
at a. W. Smiths. lie has just received Il
nice lot OF new muuidings particularly suited
TO il. Call and sec.
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WADDELI.. AUSTIN y &C
THE SALES Of LAST YEAR.
New Triumph!

The statistics from sworn returns of the
sales of SEWN, Msc.kle. Ia Is! reported
in 1870, show tIat the Singer Manufacturer;
Company sold. last year. over fortr-;irc
thou,an'i more machines, tIan any o.iier
company, and over one qil:IerO OF Al! IN .]c!l!!e,
sold durii: iiriaS ttiai year. Nine oft OF
ten OF said Singrr Machines wer. Tor fl;Ii' y
uss-proriiS the graf popularity OF t.e
Singer in tiic !ou..3oii. !anaeGed are t,s
sales OF iile differ, nj mahcr>:
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As Mr. ;-liHiss il tue last Caucasian
claimed ti:at Any iisdre. III The iieglster were
false, he c n NOV ll.urc for himself. There
wer. sonr printers errors in my L ri. 1
should have .tat-.i that his machine WAS l3tu
class not lIth. lie also claimed that | al
tackled him personally. Not so; only rs
agent Of that machine, xs he has been trying
u hitch on 10 the Singer to get i little noto-
riety for his macniue. wiict, | claim il don't
deserve. now leave their merits viii the
public, and remain
Respectfully yours.
n g. NICnSEp
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NOTICE is hereby given {, all n.rso,s ia
~ ivrG>fcd, that I shall ODER my r,siyIia,ion
- guardian Of JsInvs Galloway at the Amrii
:"EEi 81 thr Probate court OF Laiayvtt. county
10 tr h-Sni aud held ca the Irst MondIy IN
i"G-i ~. CHAPMAN, Gu,rti,,
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wADDELL, AUSTIN & Co.,
At 80 Main street,

At 80 lain street,
are down to bottom OH prices. We are sell
ing goods cheap, and desire t oproye 1t 10y
with the lowest. We promise to give ell
tire satisfaction, and Is In the past WILL
DEAL FAIRLY WITH EVERY ONE. Il
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

Ca<toria is more than I substitute for
Castor OIL. il is ttir only safe article in existence
which is certain 20 ass.Iailais la food, regulate
the bowels, care sini-coiic and produces natural
sleep. Il coataias neither minerals. n,n.Fhih"o Or
.~:icoh,i, an is g.tzs.a;to iako. Children need
,nL CIV AZ Laoilcrs may resi- Jaii-9-b:A
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

FORA Coop BED-clcan room, and
. square meal. so to the Linuell Hotel. Nam
sas CITY. j. Ii. BAawILt,
my3l-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

NO Usage WITHOUT A THORN.
Cali at Smiths and get a pair OF WINCHEs.
E BUCK GLOVES before you trim hedge
fence, and avoid having your feelings hurt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

For good goods liz the grocery line,
at bottom figures. aud OF Fac very best quai
ity, call on Iessrs. 4. A. x j. u. L"sEeur,
corner Main AMI Pine streets. Read titelr
advertisement IN aseLler column no'2Sti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

"A few energetic young men wanted
apply to X. W RlTCHiE.
At Mckee Il .iussin's Book Store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
TRUSTEES SA-.~ OF Real IS.
".

"WEiEaS, lac. ;. :. ,"ton md Joha ;
w Moron. II + husband, 10y tIrir CO taiL
decd oil trust, .t'd ii- 10Th ,sy OK u. n
ISL. and Tc:, ;cd Ia Iced at ir,I,L record. nun,
Der on pte;' l.. ofLaEty tie rllngy IA STAT
OF Missouri. at ''HVey II the und~, i-n.d
trustees the follow Ing iCsrIIS.,i zeal .stfi- KIN"
aud being, situated Il Lafayette cgr aud
STATE of Missouri. and '--"'rtHsl = : Uoys. Ia.
wit: The north east quarter I'll section six Isl.
township iorty-nihe tisl, OF raDgc twent--stx
t-jl, and iie east half of the south east Quarter of
section thirty-oEe tJll, township si'y 1871, of
range twenty SIN t56l. -
secure the payment Of n cr rta;n promis,ury note
therein described. And, whereas said note /.
due and remains unpaid, Now. therefore,, no.
at the request of Inc legal holder Of said NOTE,
and In pursuance OF ths iermso OF said deed uftrust
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
Monday, the eth day OF April, 4. ID.

in front Of the cour: house door in the city ct
lexington. in the county OF LAFAYETTE. And
STATE OIL Missouri, between the hours Of Q O'Clock
In the forenoon and j O'Clock in the alicrndun Of
Sail day, proceed to self the above described
real estate, or SO much thereof rs may be uecrs-
sary, at ptt'ic yendue To the highest bidder Tor
cash, to SAT- sly said note and intcrrs, .1geth r
with the cost ofrSecutins this trnst.-
Inclit JAMES WENTWORTH, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12

The Great Industries of the United
states.
Large octave, over 1909 pages AMI 500 illus
tratiOns, giving historical and statistical ill.,
formation about mines. manufactures. and
every important industrial pursuit in the
country. Price $3.50. For sale at
janl5tf MCKEE & AUsrIS'S.