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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
J.. ii.

When an old IONS rvatire house like
J. ii. Ardinger's offers goods at net cost
consumersof goods are promptto investigate
it, and when they find the offer to he strictly
in accordance with tho well established rule.
OF business. they don't hcsitatc to invest
Ar6inger has n purpose in view. and
his prices are the best possible evidence o.
sincerity. Staple cottons are fully sold a,
less than St. Louis retail prices. Ores goods
and staple wo0llens are sold by them at from
20 to 80 per cent below tue average country
prices. His trade during the last ten day.
has been unusually heavy. and the stock ii
being rapidly educed. His country
friends who desire to make purchases would
do we'll to call without delay. while he
lave still a large stock 10 select FROM. The
offer Of goods at cost is made ia good faith,
which may be verified by all inspection.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Higginsville Pic Mic.

The Higginsville pie mic on the 2sth inst
promises to be In all respects. an unqualified
success. Col. Aiken. of South Carolina, q
distinguished orator of the agricultural in.
tcrest. Col. Coleman and Col. Allen. ma e.
familiar in every farmhouse In the state,
will he present aud address the people on the
leading questions which now ngitate the
tillers Of the soil. Every farmer in Lafay.
cite county is expected and cordially invited
to turn out and give the weight Of his pres.
ence and personal influence to the great
work Of organization. At this time 4 clear
understanding and concert of action among
the farmers and taxpayers of the county is
indispensable 10 the public welfare. This
can he brought about only by conference.
The A. & T.. railroad will give every advan-
OF low rates and good accommodations
to persons who desire 10 go to the PIE ME-
rail.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Circuit Court.

. The August term OF the LAFAYETTE Circuit
Court adjourned last Saturday. His Honor
Judge Townsley. withdrew to the bosom OF
his family, somewhere In the latitude Of Sc
dal,a, leaving an irate bar and lot OF furious
suitors and witnesses behind HIM. The
civil docket was ran over, less than one
thru or the cases being aijudicated. No cases
having q general interest were disposed OF.
On the State docket, Martin Wyatt was
tried by 4 jury on an indictment for murder
IN the second degree. found guilty aud sem
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
State against Ferdinand Saunders, on ap-
flicatiou Of council, Saunders was released
on hail. in the sum Of $4,000.
the Grand Jury found a r Il bill against
Henry Earl. for murder in the second degree.
for the killing of Green Frederlcks. u ie"
weeks ago.,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

CATTL.-The receipts for the twenty-fou,
hours ending at noon yesterday were s'3 head,
shipments, s49l head. Total receipts since Jan
uary /. l65, So head, and shipments for the same
time, lG9 55l head. Receipts for the same time
last year were no. 300 heal. No Improvements in
values can be noticed ut present, but suffice 10
say that on Monday next the prices of the closing
week will be fully maintained. Prices now
range from 81 10 to 81 81 for fair to good, AMI
81 S5@o 31is for choice natives. Fair to good
Indian steers ranged from 81 iodI IS; common
to medium from 81 loGs 20; thin. light and
common to the ''scalawag" class from 81 35 to
81 IS per hundred pounds.
The following were the general quotations al
the close of tie sales last evening: Good corn
faited natives, ranging in weight from 1900 to
1890 lbs, at ) 57ts@o 90; choice natives, from
1890 to 400 lbs, at saa5 leEa5 Is; good butchers,
from ll0s to 1850 lbs, 81 Coal IS; corn fafted Tex
an, from $50 to HOO sibs, ut ~ d. 4 JOa4 IS; ne
dunn, from 900 to 100 lbs, ut So 25a3 20; common
to inferior, 6OJ.: to 900 lbs, at 81 alaa 81; native
sock steers, 900 to 1000 tbs, at 81 a5a4 80; good To
choice, 81 Goal '5; fat native cows, 81 so s. Sid
N. Sales were made As follows: 81 heal. fair
win.e.:d Trx.."s steers, nv leS' at 81 6lis; II
head Indian butchers steers, ai'h'a, at ~ 70:
ITO head good through Texans steers, nv lJi:, al
81 l2ls; 20 head TO, av 80, ar SO; 10 heal In
dian butchers steers. av SIS, u. So 50; ls' head
good through Texan steers. Nv s.3, $. .5; Iskcid
do, nv $50, at g. IS; 3 head. medium native steers
av 1864 at 81 5oi Is head through Texan butch
ers' steers, Nv sfI at s. o..
HOGS.-The market closed firm, w,th prices
remaining the SUM As last quoted. Sales re-
ported ranged from 81 25ai 6, for hogs ranging
from lso To go US in weight. The follow iag
comprised the bI TX of saies made Yesterday ~
head, av 2S9 Tbs. at 81 50; % heal. Nv ls' ms.
at 81 So; IA LEA 1, nv pa Tbs, 1T si3S; Is h-,d.
ar ss Tbs, at ~ 30 50 head. nv gil Ms. at 81 s5;
1853 head nv III ! os. at 81 S.; Isl head. av s5'
lbs, at 81 60i IL. head, av ~ lbs, ut 81 60.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
A WORD TO TRAVELLERS

we have a word to say in favor of the Missouri
pacihc Railroad. 1t was the ''pioneer'' line
westward and is the ''old reliabie'' route to St.
Louis. with the improvements which huy.
Deen made during the past year, we b, licye that
anu the tnest and safest equipment of any lin.
westoi me mississippi. Runs daily express trains
OF nne Saacfes, equipped with the Miller plat
10TH my tiie patent air brake, from Lexington,
through st dalia and Jefferson City to St. Louis
ronneetlnS at St. Louis with eleven through
rIu.ts 20 points North, East and South. Partic-
may be had at the Ticket Office OF 1.-THE Company in
lexington, or upon personal or written apuIica-
st. Louis, Mo. "es"''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
General Notice to Changers.

Tothe end that good may he observed
and maintained at the Ntggirsv,lle pic ME
OF the ssth inst, every Grange in the county
Is hereby requested to appoint from It's "
body the following officers: ore assistant
marshal, one assistant policeman and one
assistant committeeman to take charge Of
baskets and provisions. All persons sending
provisions are requested TO attach in secure
name to the basket or hamper u card or
list Of the contents Of the same. Napkins,
knives, forks and crockery should he clearly
enumerated in order that confusion and loss
may be aycrtcd. By request of Highland
Grange,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

Giving an aggregate OF % 10 on every
$lO 90 Tor county purposes, anu 10 cents for
road purposes and Is cents for State pur.
poses. n true copy. attest:
JAMES O'GORMAN. Clerk,
by L. A.. DuLIN. d. &.
In explanation Of the above levy. the follow
ing statement Is offered: A levy OF 81 on
every e10O, was made for county expense
pu1roses, for the reason that on The books OF
the county Treasurer, at the time the levy
wssmade, there was registered and remain :
ing unpaid. bearing interest at six per cent
per anuum, the sum OF 81 9a5 as, and on the
road fund S5,4l9 -. which. added to the
county expense fund, makes the sum ofS27,-
S'4 81, aud approximatIng the expenses OF
the county for the year at S35 900. Now allow
only ten per cent. for delinquent taxes, we
have S8S,6l2 %, as the actual amount neces-
sary TO square the books of the county Treas.
urer In january. 1874. The court, therefore,
decming 1t better to levy for an mount that
pay the floating debt, rather thun
allow tile same to stand. and In the end hare
to levy for principal and in terest together.
to cancel. the same ',y levying the
above tax. rather than suffer the now enor-
debt to be increased,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
SYMPTOMS OF

Dun, heavy headache, obsti uction of nasal
times profuse, watery, acrid, thick, and tena-
ei"n; mucous. purulent, mnco-puruieut, bloody,
putrld, Offensive, etc. In other, Il ,,ryness. drv,
|atery, weak or inflamed eyes, ringing in ears.
deafness, hawking and coughing to clear throat,
uictri,tions, scabs from ulcers, voice altered.
and taste, dizziness, mental depression ticliinn
cough. etc. Only u few of the above symptom,
are iikeiy 10 be present in any case at one time.
10 nistase Is more common or less understood
by physicians. The proprietor of DR. >AGE's
SAIAkkIi REMEDY viii pay $3.50 reward for a
case ot catarrh which he cannot cure. sold by
biuSSistS al Ju cents. 6Ey
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
TILL 1ST.
WILSON g.

Will sell goods at lower prices than any house
III Lexington. Read the following prices:
Best prints ut 10 cts.
Best brown domrstics at 121 cts.
r. bleached domestics ut 10 cts.
A. Lonsdale bleached domestics at 16 cts.
n Fruit of the Loom at Il cts.
Best spool cotton (Ciark's). 20 cts.
Beautiful bleaehed table damask, 15 cts.
A beautiful lot Of grass cloth for suits, lSc.
Printed jaconets and orsandies ut 12i cts.
worth % to IS cts.
Beautiful percales ut 1863 cts.
Black silks ut 90 cts, 81 %, 81 80, 81 20 aud
81 20. worth much more.
This is no bumbug. but a veritablc fact,
Call and see for yourselves.
aug20 WILSON a HUTCHINSON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
st. Leut. m.r,.li,r Repor,.


Under the above head we find in
the Republican of the 18th of August
the following excerpt:
lNvINCIBLE.-[Erom the St. Joe
war between the
ST. Louis Republican and a large por-
ton OF the press of the state is still
fierce. Cui bono? The organiza-
,!on OF the democratic party inMis-
souii is intact aud perfect, and must
rc..,3iA so until it chooses itselfto all
d:ca:c. When it puts it's candidates
in the scll the papers Of the state,
:hc Republican iuclnded, will decide
.isc in.!:y'dunis whether they will
s;:oroyt tho ticket. II its action is
Vi leo and worthy it will not be liz the
newer o. anybody to defeat it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Lost and Found.

The gentleman who lost his memorandum
book in Frank Trigs's watermelon patch
on Sunday night last, can have the same re-
stored by calling at the grocery house OF A.
A. q j. y. Lesueur. and paving for this nd-
vertisement. Ills own and his sweetheart
pictures are intact, and will be restored with
the memorandum book.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Basket Meeting at Neale's Chapel

There has been a very interesting meeting
IN progress for several days AT NeaIe's chapel,
which will continue through the present
week. The presiding elder of the district,
DR.. Camp. the Rev. Mr.. Shackelford, the
Rev. Mr.. Pulliam and DR.. Godby hay.
preached alternately. The services las,
Sunday were of a highly Interesting chara.-
ter and the large church building was
crowded TO its utmost capacity.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Stephens Redivivus.

\ Plattshurg correspondent of the St.
Louis Globe of the 18th, brings to notice q
Stephens who is said TO be the identical
tinancier who figured in this city two OF three
years ago. II this is correct, luck is still on
side OF Stephens. According to the
Globe correspondent. lie was brought before
4 Judge Stokes. on a writ OF habeas corpus.
and released because the warrant from the
of Missouri, upon o requisinon
from the Governor Of Arkansas. though
signed by Governor Woodsor, wa issued by
thca assistant Secretary Of State.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
CITY ASSESSMENT.

- MAYORS OFFICE,
LEXINGTON. Mo, August lsth, is.2.
Fable notice is lcreby given that the assess
ment roll of taxable real and personal estate IN
the city OF LeSinston, fnrthc Year 1873, has been
completed and returned to the city council nv the
assessor. All persons feeling themselves us-
Grieved by the assessment of their PROPERTY. are
hereby notified to file their objections IN tn.
Office ofthe city Register. on or before the 18th
day of August, lS'3, as the council has adjourned
10 meet on that day, at ten O'Clock a. NJ, as n
court Of appeal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

TUE ~ AAhhkT
The markets were generally quiet yesterday.
Flour was unchanged. Wheat was dun and de.
pressed. Corn was slow for bulk on this side
andi dull for sacked. Oats opened firm, bu
Closed weak. Rye was weaker. Hay was dull
TIE CALI BOARD.
wIiEAT-Salcs Is cars NJ. Z rel fall a. O. thc
year at 81 20; 81 50 bid for No. 2; of,r,d 8. o.
August at 81 Is, 81 Il bid; the year 81 81, 81 81
bid: 81 Is cash bid for No. 4; same offered the
year at 81 on, 81 0s bid.
CORN-Salcs: 5000 bus. No. 2 mixed 9. o. Au.
gust 4Oc; 5000 do No. . white mixed, same
option, sc; n" 2 mixed of.er~d for cash ut 40c,
39hc bid; October ssc, AZ bid; the year s94c,
ss1sc bid; white mixed cash sc, dc bid; Octp-
Der nc, 4sc bid.
OATS-Sales: 5000 bus. No. 9 mixed s. o. Au-
gust s9c; 5000 bus. do same option 2satc; offered
for cash ut 23,xc, 29c bid; September 2sc, e1,fc
bid; October esc, 2s.lc bid; the year s7lac, s7l.c
bid; white offered in East elevator ut 81 cash,
3Oc bid.
THE GENERAL MARKETS.
F~LOCR-Market quiet AMI unchanged. Sales
so brls at o. IS; 100 ut 81 ., 10 at 81 80; 30 at
si75; 80 at s5@5 y; 100 at 81 50; 100 ut S. -;
so At s5ds 10; 1870 at % IS. part del; 100 at s. SO;
7s5 at So p; 800 fancy p~riva,e-besidc order lots
from store and mills.
WHEAT-Iseceived 4s.5Os bu. Nothing of
of importance done. Offerings small. Sale So
SKIS at 81. Fall-we mote u decline generally in
all sample lots; Yesterdays prices paid for a
few cars Of graded. Sales: Red-by grade, 4
cars No 3, 81 b; 6 do No. 2, 81 so. By sample,
% SKIS screenings at 1G@s0c, 20 SKIS poor 81; BOG
ut 81 o.; 325 ut 81 10; l car in warehouse at
81 l2S; 40 SKIS low No. 4 at 81 Il; l car 81 IL
del; % SKIS at 81 Is; ss at 81 20; l car in ware
= HvE- .-l .lAn H. A. ,-l A. ,-n n =
l car No. . Mediterranean in warehouse ut 81 20;
u sks at 81 2lis; 2 cars on East track and 500 sks
No. 3 81 30; l car on East track at 81 j.; 81 SKIS ut
81 a3, Ia SKIS ut 81 81, 1900 selected No. } and
medium 81 -, ITO SKIS medium 81 3. 5.dl IS. 100
SKIS between No. 2 and No. 3 81 20, l car in ware
house 81 Il; 81 SKIS 81 i2h, l car in warehouse
and ESQ SKIS mostly No. >, 81 Is, LIS SKIS p. t.;
cars in warehouse and 30 SKIS se'ecte No. 2 and
strictly prime 81 50. ] car choice In warchnu-e
81 50. Il SKIS fancy 81 o.. Whife-lI SKIS poor
thin 81 o.. $50 dark and thin 81 s7@I 30, a0s SKIS
81 35@I 371s, 10 ut 81 10. $50 at 81 IS, l5 choice
81 co.
C~ORS-Markcts slow for bulk on this side and
dull for sacked. Demand steady for bulk mix
ed in East st. Louis. Sales: East 81. Louis
track, . cars No. 2 mixed Mt SIC, 8 cars No. 2
mixed at 81, 3 cars No. linked private, ! car
low white mixed at Soc, ? cars No. 9 do at 4ec, 0
cars do in Advance elevator at i3c; l6l SKIS on
track, new sacks, at i3c. st. LOuis-l car white
-. ~ - -, "
mixed at 3st.. l car choice No. . mixed at 40c,
l car do del at 4O'i. cars Ne. , white mixed at
&c, 2 cars rejected white mixed del at exc.
Sacks rc.urncd-54 SKIS white ut &c, lIa SKIS St.
Charles white at 46c, $50 SKIS yellow, in new
-"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
EXCURSION.

The train, consisting OF six drst-class,
elegant passenger coaches, was ready at the
appointed time, but owing to the delay In.
eidental to and unavoidable on such occasions
Il pulled out ats Am. with abont 100 excur.
s~ionists. At Page City they received . few
acccssions TO their numbers, aud reached
H~igyinsyiile 1t s.4S. where q large delega-
ton Joined them. Aullyiiic and Concordis
were passed at reasonable times, and large
passenger contributions were received from
each, 20 that b the train reached Browns.
willie the excursion consisted of some $50
persons. Aside from the delightful ride
aud pleasant scenery IN the roulette green,
waving eornields. the stacks Of wheat aud
hay, pregnant with s%ustenan.s for man and
aud oeast. the groves, which were Goods
hrst temples With their vcrdaut foliage
and warbling birds singing natures "
praise TO G~od-nothing occurred to give en-
ployment to the reporters pencil.
We reached Brownsville about II A. n,
and found the Sedalia excursion already in,
with SOME sixtS-ive passengers, 80 that the
Joint contribution added $50 to the popula-
hon OF the 'City Of the Springs"
A great humber of the excursion party
were entertained by Col. Walton, In hi-
usual elegant style. These who dined at
md visited the '.Sprihgs" were loud in their
complaints regarding their treatment. Gro
quet was forbidden, but poker was just
the thing.
The day was passed pleasantly M quietly
by all. and We turned homewards AZ 4 Pm
and making, allowance for the fact we made
a very pleasant halt at Concordia of twenty
MINUTES. We reached Lexington in due
time. when the excursion quietly dispersed.
In conclusion. let us say that when en-
route for Lexington. or In the city, com.
mends us to the courtesies of Lemon, the
afable conductor. and Agent Rhodes-a
perfect colossus OF Rhodes-ot railroads we
mean. Irw.Sr,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
GO AND SEE
NEW GOODS.
He Is selling off all Mt cost. both old and new.
GO AND f
SPEED CoMEoRIl

Take the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, from
Lexington, for ~. Louis, New YORK, Boston,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago
and all points east, north and south. This is the
only route by which you can avoid long and
dangerous transfers The road is equipped with
splendid palace ears. No RIVERS. Nj FERRIES
10 cross; no delays: connections sure. Special
Inducements offered Ia stock shippers. Tickets
TOR sale To al points. lii-sage checked through.
Office al Grimes " NcIlabl', opposite City Hotel.
W. W. RHODES.
Ticket and Freight Asent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

Estrayed from Robert Austin's pasture,
six miles south Of Lexington, OIL Thursday,
the l4tn inst, Il sorrel horse Is hands high
ABOUT 8 years old. white streak down the
face, left hind foot white nearly to the hook
also. a little stringbalteed. A valuable re.
ward will be paid for ,ny information by
which lie can be secured,..;o be left at the
book store Of Mckee l. Austin, Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
AUSTIN d CO.,

The old reliable dry goods house OIL
Waddell, Austin & Co. don't pretend to sell
out at cost, neither to close out, to make room
for fall stock, or for any other purpose-but
they offer to duplicate any dry goods bill that
can be made in Lexington or upper Missouri
for their old customers, or anObodY else.
We can't afford to be undersold, and We
won't be undersold. Call AM see our goods
and ascertain Il prices-particularly OF
cotton and woollen staples-and If we don't
sell to you, u list of prices will at least
enlishten you. WADDELL, AUSTIN j. Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Extraordinary Surgical Case

Some of the readers OF the INrELLIGENcER
will doubtless remember u report i'll this
psper last winter OF the the frightiul, and as
it was then supposed mortal. wounding by
accident, of . young man OF Middleton "
ship, The facts were briefly these: Mortimer
Lake, u young man about twenty-one years
of age, son of q prominent farmer OF Middle
ton township, who lives about seven miles
xpnthwest of Waverly. went out cunning IN
rp with MIR. Lewis on the 18th day OF
De. >ember. MIR. Lewis walked directly be-
hid NJ. Lake. carrying his gun, heavily
..h.r,,.d with goose shot, with the muzzie
.po,o,inp 20, ward. 1t was accidentally o's-
..n,re.j in III, position. the whole load en-
,e,inr the hin O., young Lake. from behind'
:just below the grea: L''ehan'ei' s"a'.I"s
the bone and making $ wound a'ou. io"'
tiuches.iu depth and about iou- 'ie"es )" VI
;ameter. The muscles also wele C"u's ua"n-
cred by the shot striking the bone AM gan
cling among them. tearing them tei''-'''
Some OF the shot passed entirely through ihe
leg. He had on. at the time Inc acc'aeni
bappensI.two pairs ofpants- and as a matter
n, course tue thickness of b0th9air was car
Tie1 w Xue S3lOl llto tnS
,usreby the difficulty of treatment. DIS.
Webb and Robt. Young were summoned,
and Aft = thorough examination. expressed
entire hopelessness ofthe case, but did 1t Inc
same time all tia, skill aid experience die
.as~. fer the alienation .ofthe young mans
suneriugs. Young Lake was universally
esteemed, and the knowledge Of his ca'amit!
was speedily spread through the neigabor-
hood, scores Of youn. men rendered their
services rs nurses. and he consequently re-
ceived every attention that interest and
.ympathy could prompt. The we'll estab-
Ii.hed principles and presidents in surgery
said he would certainty Gle, but a vigorous
constitution, wa,eaafil friends, and deter
mination pulled HIM through, and now, after
seven months confinement on the Eat OF bis
hack. he is able to get about on crutches.
with a fair prospect for 4 long life, and the
ultimate recovery OF the use OF his disabled
Iiph
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Is SELLING GOODS LOWER TIA,
THEY WILL EVER BE BOUGHT
0 AGAIN.
Secure bargains while the chance is left.


WHISTLES
Brandies and other liquors ut wholesale aud
retail. Special attention called to our old
Kentucky WHISTLES made hg Clay & Pierce,
Paris, Bourbon Co.. Ky; by Bond & 1.iilard,
Anderson Co., ky.; and by John Shields,
Danvilla. Ills. These WHISTLES are the finest
brands of their several kinds in the market,
and are known by all judges of the article.
A. A. s. j. D. LESUEuR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Miami Fair, Saline County.

EXCURSION tickets from Lexington to
Miami and return for 81 80. the round trip.
BE on sale from August a6th to s9th: good
until September LIST, inclusive.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
EMIGRATION TURNING,

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
Ihe Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
ohers i,20, 600 acres of land IN Central and
oh seven years time, with free TRANSPORTATION
, ,i,nh. -. Louis to all purchasers. Climate. soil,
in,roe5, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
POINTS 20 this land of fruits ana flowers. Foi
particulars address a. Tuck, Land Commission
- On -o"is' no. jan'2ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

Mrs. a. NJ. Drecnan will open a
select school in the basement Of the Cnmber-
land Presbyterian church. on the first day
Of September. lS73. Terms for 8 months :
primary. $40; intermediate. Sl3; higher
classes. SO to SIS: contingent fee. 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

The monthly stock sales i'll Lexing-
ton will be inauguIated on Saturday Sep
t.mber 18th, as advertised. The natterlng
success which. the scheme has SO far met
with gives token of its future popularity and
rreat need In our community. There have
been registered tor sale at tie suction house
twelve head of horses, seven head oil cattle,
TWENTY-FIVE head of hogs. ncsziy' ali OF tue
finer breeds, and several samples OF wheat.
Those who hsve stock or grain which they
w;sb IN expose to sale had better have 1t reg
,stered in time to be advertised neHt "eeh'
when a full descriptive list VIII be published
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

The ladies are respectfully solicited
by Mrs. Arnold 10 call and inspect sample.
OF Fall styles Of hats also some other arti
cles in fancy goods. Respectfully,
MRS. S. i. ARNOLD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20

] win pay the hest market price, cash on de-
livery Cor all whest hat may be brought 30 His-
sinsvilie or Page CRY In good oonditi y. All
wheat must come to sample or parties viii be
docket Those who want cash for thei produce.
>Hisgfnssilie. REA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-20
Grange Notice.

Lewis Ncale, deputy lecturer, Will meet
the farmers at the school house on h"'ns'
farm, one and a half miles south OF Lex'hs'oI
on saturday, August Esd. for the purF ose Oh
organizing = Grange.