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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
nooKs Ry suRxCRIPTION,

TRIUMPiIs OF EN- FERpRtSE, ISGENU-
Try AND PUBLIC SPIRIT. BY James
Parton, author o: life OF Aaron Burr, &c.
Wustn1a by numerous engrsvings, and
a fine portrait Of the author on steel. 100
pages, $40. Furnished only to subscribers.
'GARNERED SHEAyES, by Albert u.
Richardson. SSo.. 49, paSes.
Mrs. Anna Long is now canvassing Lex.
ington Tor The two hooks above mentioned
and has SO far met with good success in
getting subscribers. Mr.. Parton is vel
knqwn to tue reading public rs all industri
ous biograpnicai writer. and his present
work is largely biographical in character
Mr.. Richardson Was thc war c~orresponder'
of the \. i. tribune, and has \ fair place II
the world OF letters. Both books are Wei
worth the price asked for them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
TAX PENALTIES.

We are requested to call attention to the
law fixing the penalties for the non-payment
OF taxes by the time they become due. The
penalty for january is zone per cent; for
February two pei cent; three and one-hslf
per cent. for March; aud four and one-hali
per cent. for April. For each month there
after two per cent. Hence if the taxes are
not paid in either January. February. March,
or April. the penalty wN foot up IL per cent;
and TWO per cent. more for each month fol
lowing.
There seems to be a general impression
that the penalty is but one per cent a month
but %delinqucnts will find, to their loss, tina
it is mncii greater, and it will pay them as
business transaction to settle up at the ear
lieSt dav.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

SAD.-The Register moans q tear
the Caucasian. 1t says although the Gait
catian advocated reputation OF the national
debt it 9as always u faver ef tpholding the
debt of Lafayette county. which is true; but
it might have further said that the Caucasian
always exposed r~ascality and abused ras-
calls at W Washington City, btst rascals and ras-
cxlity of Laia yctte county have both escaped
its nstlce. For the sake Of those who do
not see the Register we give a short extract
from its mourn:ul lar cut Speaking OF the
Caucasian's recent pretended proportion. it
says:
This is just what the Farmers Club dis
turbers have all along claimed the court
Co.. attempted 10 lesislate the judges out OF
office. For this the mob attempted to make
a vacancy on the bench by threats OF vio-
ience. For this the disturbers have kept
This county In an uproar for three years.
The conduct of the Caucasian reminds US Of
he course Of Blair and y lew others:
After lighting the rebellion to 4 successful
enemy. The Caucasian was not openly i'd
the fight against re sudiatIon, but Its heart
was right and the individual influence of the
proprictors was exerted to some purpose.
The enemy has been outgeneraled. fiankeu
and safely bagged, Immediately inter- which
The Caucasian proposes to surrender the
ground gained nnd cast its lot with the dc
ieated. We are amazed ut its course.
The idea of aAy body being amazed at thu
noppings OF tnat concern! The astonish
ment Of the Register Is evidently . sham.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IATA9rrT. couSrr. I:
In the Circuit Court OF said county. In vacation,
January 9Th, ISIS.
Turner Williamson
M.r,h. v Camp and John H. Camp. her husband,
and Charles b. Norris, Trustee Of the said
Martha v. Camp
lr>o the said CHARLES b. NORRIS, TRCs..
that said plaintiff has this day conimcncsd
!. suit against you and others In said
so1ss ~ psi 1ah s. ,llef e ss that Sns Sa,a + a Mslsn E.
smith and her husband Ferdinand Smith hereto;
fore conveyed to you = trustee for the cole and
the following described real estate, situate IN
Lafayette county. Mis.ouri. to VII; i ~ , nc51n,
..ssn Gsalsr az 3 'f ie n s"Snssip f ioasyeni @' 60 q
range twsnty-right tsSl; .l.o the northeast QUAR-
ter OF the northeast quarter Of section stSn.ssn
ss en,r 10 sSr sss! ais. .ori isray ser ss' taken ID 3
De nortn end q !hs east half Of the northwest
qn..ssr Of SECTION sii..s. slsl IN ,o Nm I.h,p f', ss-
sad : haif seres Oh OF The 9or1h end Of the south:
east quarter Of the noftiSsst gusrtcr Of said
section sixteen .;,s az, i 9.. 3. .s.s p1saI.' eon,sin 81,
N T he -t &c aid aa.sss I. Ss.np together will
S q ~ ss sssa r sasr Whissnsaa her promi.sory
not. for the sum Of pne hundred aad ssvent,
! dollnrS with interest ~ me rate o. teo per cent
thst said sum Of money in said note specinet
with Interest ,hereoa are due aud owinE 4
J . plaintiff.
msy be rendered against said defendant Mnrth,
y. Camp sud her said separate cssase, and ma
the court viii direct that said resl estate, or y
much thereof rs may be pecesssgy, 70 be sold 4
Isafisry the amount dRe On ssid uote win iut<res
iisnd costs. And you arc furthrr noaaed that un
Iess YOU appear at the nrxt April term Of sal,
,cour, to be holden d The courthouse. In the cit
Of LsxIngton on the IN day Of April next, an,
o. or bsSsre ths stxh Gay fA<scof, u tbs ten
end e the tern, spd answer said petition, u
same viii be taken ~ cqafessed.
iprinfedI In die L~exingtcs InleJ1gxnSsr 9 veekl
neWspaper printed i1kaid county Of LakAy<fe q
fUur weeks saceessiyely, Tie last insrrtiou 10 q
Il least foar weeks beforrs she eonsnarscemsnf
he Hext tersn Of this court.
u. L. BARKsDALE. Clerk.
felL5t ByC. b. DAxfkI, u. C.
J.s. Biackwe1,S sueFasy ~ plslnt1.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails,

:
o Leafs mSii, via y Mo r Il, arrives ut !
Z u; departs ~ I'm Via Paciac Il R, ar
Sivea aSn A =, departs at 5 30 M-Daily.
Western nail arrivss "a y /, departs 9 ~
Daily.
q. Joseph nail arrives 4 NJ, departs 9 r y
Daily.
SCALA mall arrives II a n ; departs 5 10 ? y
Daily.
Warrensourz mail arrives Monday, wednesday
aad Friday Se n; departs Tuesday, Thursday
sad Saturday. =
Wsseriy mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
sad Friday { p y; departs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday A
undergraduates mail ARRIVES Monday, wednes-
day and Friday Q Pm; departs Tuesday, Thurs.
day sad Saturday AN
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Monday, wedncs-
Asy and Friday II A n; departs same day Il N
Eastern Way mail, via n No K R., arrives
IA II departs ga 4.
Once hours daily Except sundayl., from
a H,to6 30 r u !; SUNDAY. IRONS 10 "a n.
GEO. W. McKEAN, r. N.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
APPRECIATED ABROAD. - Th'

APPRECIATED lhe
Young Folks Rural. u Chicago monthly, b IS
hccn offering prizes for the best composition
ny young people from : to 20 years OF age,
,iyidins each SEES Into four classes, each
class into four grades. In the February No,
Minnie X. Davis. Of Lexington, No.. is
awarded the first prize in her class IA. 1919
for ..Our Story Telling Club" What the
piece is, our rra.ers viii tia u When the
payer containing it i, received. The pr &c
is 50. cash-t!Ic first money the youi & lady
ever received for literary labor. with the
exception OF 4 fee from our carriers for theft
| New Years address. Size inhcrits her talents
from the material side.
The Young Folks iiural is published by
IL. n. +. Lewis, ~, Madison street, -icaSo
| at Sl.5o per year, with a pair OF beautiful
! ciiromo,, or in clubs G; iour Al 81 leach.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
x~uusRari0N TURNING .

CHE AP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST
The Atlantic 4 Picinc Railroad Company
offers ], 200, 900 acres OF Land IN Cen'ai anu
son,bwes, Missouri, At fl ON IS 10 si5 per acre
ON seven years' time, vita Wee transportation
rom Sc. Louis to all purchasers Climate. sou;
iaw-abidjpg society invite eIuisrals from all
poiuts 70 this land Of fruits aud l2wers: Eos
nsrticulars address \. TucS, Land Commission
or: ST. Louis, NO. J'h<-S
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
a woRD no

We have \ word to say in favor Of the Missouri
P.cidc Railroad. 1t WAS the pioneer line
Westward and is the ''old reliabie'' route to st.
Louis. With the improvements which have
been made during the past year, We believe tina
she Missouri Pacific Riilrosd has the best tract
and the nnest and safest equipment OF any lla'
Westor he Mississippi. Runs daily express traiu'
OF line Coaches, equipped with the Miller plat
form aud the patent air brake, frolh Lexington
fhrouyh 81 dnlia and Jefferson City 10 81. Louis
eonnestinS nj ST. Louis wi b eleven tarousi
routes to points North, East and SOUTH. rsiiic-
uIar information, with maps, tisEs 1anies, &c.
may ne had nj the Ticket Ollcr oithe Company u
Lexington, or upon personai or written appllca
zion 10 r.. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent
~ rnuis Mn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

FuDGE!-it niaks US sick to hear
. snivelling scamp begin to whine about
''chsrity, giving to the poor" and all sue
stun, and at the same time We feel uneasy,
knowing he Is ripe for mischief. Nine out
Of ten OF those fellows who ~whanz-doodle 80
much about '.hclping Gods poor would
serape the butter Oh . sick nigger's bread,
to make . cent. They do all this hypoeritlcai
xrunting to deceive and swindle the people.
An old negro, who perikhed 10 the recent
cold weather from his own obstiuaey, lm-
providence IND dissipation, Is made . pre-
text by certain pseudo-humanitsrians to east
the odiam upon Judge Tyree osbeing . hard
hearted monster who could see the poor
perish for bread. rather than gi,e anything
TO relieve them. Out on such hypecrsy
There II money Al the bottom Off.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
AT COST FOB CASH.

/ have ON ham, = very nice stocS Of Boots
aud Shoes Of my W make which 1 wish 10
dispose Of for cash, aud will sell them at alb
soiuie cost. l must have the money. hope
those needing goods in this iine will call aud
examine goods aud prices for themselves.
City and County warrants taken at the besl
rates. WM. GILL.
febl2t3 Dutch Row, Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

Hon. lack j. Mitchell, one of the
| commissioners to locate the Northwestern
Insane Asylum. went down to Jefferson City
yesterday, to testify before the 'slush" in
v%e.tigating committee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Aarkes 8.psras.
n, IOUIs MAnKEr.

febfuhFy 3, 1910.
vfaorK.-The general courss q ths markets n
,chanee ,iur,ng the past week has been 10 CRESTED
ease, anu prices Of nearly I'll Grades and kinds d
erals, with the s~xcsp,loa . sbssaey have ruled
in favor OF sellers. The causes are sttribated ID
the cioscn.ss Of the money market. incrsssed ~
receipts. and the scarcity Of trsasports-
ton facilities. The movement in hour has Gen.
sidrrubly fallen Of "a compared with the amount
of business done during the wsek previous. Pri-
ees ofthe higher grades have been well main
tafssd. but tue lower grades were generally veal
snd easier. Yesterday there was q smaller busi.
ness then any day during the week, and the maf.
ket wa, slow and seemingly wcnk on all grader
except strictly choice. The sales were about
9 100 barrels at % % for spring, Mad at es@sss
for medium to choise winter extras. The closing
range OF prices ls about as follows:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

The Gre.t lndusteries OF the United
states.
Large octave, over 1900 pages and 500 illus
trations, giving historical and statistical In
formation about mines, manufactures, and
every important industrial pursuit In The
country. Price $3.50. For sale At
janI5tf MCKEE & AusTIS's.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

For good goods in the grocery line,
at bottom figures. and OF the very best quail
tty, call on Messrs. A. Az J.e Lesucur,
corner Main and Pine streets. Read theii
advertisement In another column. noN2St
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
CRAZY.
cAnRoILroy PAPERS PLEASE CORY.

cARRoLLrov rArERs PLEASE cory.
4 man by the name Il Schneider.
protesting to hall from Carrollton, crossed
the river at Berlin or FRIDAY last, n com-
menced a ra,nhie through Lafayette county.
lie Is evidently deranged. lie was In Lex
ington on Saturday, claiming to be the own
er OF various fine FARMS in this vicinity, rs
well as the whole Of England. Sheriff
Young started him home under the care OF a
voting man goiiig In hat direction; but he
soon turned up In this place again. This
time he laboreh under the dangerous de-
fusion that a horse and buggy hitched at the
court house rack. was his property. lie got
in the buggy and was driving of when the
owner, who is unknown to Us, interrcrsd and
asked what it oil meant. Mr.. Schneider
very gravely replied that the outfit was his,
and that he was going to drive out to his
farm. Tho owner not knowing his cohdi
ton proceeded to take possession ufhis own
and in the scufile Schneider was thrown on
and fractured his arm at the elbow. He Wa.
removed to Jail, not as a prisoner, but to bt
.aken care of. DR.. Chambers set the broke
ri n. and the patient was mad as romforta
ble as circumstances would admit OF. IL TIL
unfortunate man has any friends III Carroll
ton IT is Loned they will come promptly t.
his relief.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

UNUSUAL GAME.-Dr. George w.
Young, Of this city, with some country
friends, west hsntiug one day last week on
Brush creek. aud with other game brought
IN u large bay lynx. or wild cat. The dogs
freed it, but the hunters desiring to see the
! sport, drove the animal from the tree by
| throwing snow balls. Reaching the ground
it whipped a whole pack OF dogs, among
| them some cid coon dogs, never known to
.'gise inn before. After the fight they chased
the cat nearly u mile, when the dogs over.
took 1t again and killed it. DIR. Young
brought the 'varmint' to town to get its skin
stuffed. 1t measured about II inches in
height and ~ inches in length when its leg
were stretched out. This is the hrss anima
Of this kind we have heard OF around here
though it i. pro5asse that Its companion l.
nnt far off.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

SMALL Pox.-We are informed that
there Is not a siasie case of small pox in the
city. Two or three varioloid patients at the
hospital will he discharged this week. The
people feel grateful to fne authorities for the
prompt and efficient sanitary regulation
which have 60 far kept this dreadful scourse
Mt lag.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
n 1.ocaL

Persons advertising In the local columns, ex-
eepe those having stsnding lads" will be
locents per line for each additional insertion,
snd to those having standing lads. 10 cents
Der line for first insertion, and 5 cents per line
for each additional insertion.
nrPosifively no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Go to Mckee & Austiu's and get a
Valentine for your sweetheart.

Our genial young friend Geo. S.
McGrew Unexpectedly called Monday. Re
took supper Saturday evening in Denvsr
and ate hts Monday mornings breakfast In
Lexington. He will take out a herd OF cat
tie in the early spring to begin business on Il
, apch in southern Colorado.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Considerable bus,. ,ess was transacted by tie
court ut the February t. rn,. Township apportion-
ment Of the county sch 'ol fund made. John
Yocum, chars ii with assault, was released on
habeas corpus, and gave bend in the sum OF
500. An order was made TO reiund the tax col
lected ofthe two Savings banks in this place since
their establishment Henry wirtz was !Appo:nt-
cd oversecr of Road district No. q, in place "f
W. W Early, resigned.
N. W. Withers was ordered to appear at the
March term of the court, and show cause why he
should not deliver over to the court the $40, 1000,
in bonds Issued to the Lexington & st. l. T. R..
it appearing to The court that said.R. 4. comra'
ny has NOT complied with the contract under
which they were Issued.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

ALMOST A FIRE.-The residence Of
Fred Meet, north OF the college 1.-THE old
Gra,z place.) caught fire on the roof at an
early hour on Monday morning, but timely
discovery and prompt action e~xtinsuished
IT before a great amount of damagc was done.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

William II. Hidell, Eco, who has
been sojourniay in OUT midst for some
time past, left for Texss yesterday even
inv.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
Messrs. Macy Il Hardy will keep

Messrs. Macy 4 Hardy will keep
on han in addition to their family grocery
business, on ami at er next Saturday, a good
supply Of fresh meats, the best the market
affords. Sir. Macy solieits q call from his
old customers. They will, as heretofore,
always Sell at q fair market price. New
smoked hams and shoulders. Farmers having
cattle to dispose Of will piessee cali at the store,
opposite the east end Of the market house
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

FoAA Coon BED-clean room, and
. square meal. 6 to the Lindel Hotel. Kan
~ CITY. J.H. BAGwlLL.
mysl-ly frvPfistof
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

The Register is b coming too dull
OF late. We suggest that It give ns soon another
, proclamation from mayor" john Young
THAT'S its best hid.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

MI DEspERANDUM.-"Ho pc defer
red make,h tile heart sick'' sometim.s, butt it has
had no such effect on our genial iriend Mr.. John
Ze,lcr. Ask him il il has. We suppose of course
they'll name it John.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
PUBLIC sALEs-J. X. Scott, neal

PUBLIC SALEs-J. X. Scott, near
Tabo post Office, will sell the personal prop
crty OF his brother Tom scott. on Tuesday,
the 4,h day Of March. A large sale; ON six
months time.
james Baird, near ut. Hope, will sell out
his movable goods on Tuesday, February
18th. Six months.
&. d. Ragiand, Z miles southwest Of Wei
~lingtan, on the Capt. Tuck Thorp farm, will
sell his ixinss on Friday, March 9Th. 81 Z
month";.
See other sales. public and private, in our
advertising columns.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
cENrAun

Tnsre 10 NO pain which the Centsur .Liniment
VIII mol relieve, no swelling 1t will not subdue,
sad NO lameness which 1t viii not cure. This is
strong ansuase but il Is true. Where the parts
are net gone, its effects are marvellous. II has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy. spsains. sweiiinxs, caked-
breasts, scaIds, burns, sslt-r!eam, car-aeiie,
&C., epou the human frame, A'9 Of strains,
seayin, gals, &C., upon animals in eRe seaf
than hare all other pretended remedies since the
world began. 1t is q coanter-irrSant, an att
heSiaz psin reliever. Cripples throw away their
erutchcs, the lame walls, poisonous bites aTe
rendered hlrmlcss and the Weunied are healed
vithouta scar. It ie no hraoSs. The receipt; Is
pubiished around each bottle. ]'ts selling as NO
article ever before sold, aI5 j sells because 1t
does Just what it prciends to do Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve
60 suffer IL they will not use Censaur Liniment.
Nore a, an 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronIc-rhelmatism'
xout, running tumors, &C., have been received.
We will send u circular containing certificates
the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting u
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lini'
ment is worth me hundred dollars for psYinct
or sweenied horses aud mu.ss. or for screw
worm in sheep. Stock-Owaers-thls Imminent Ii
worth your attention. No candy should "
without Centaur Liniment. J. b. ROSE s Co.
New York.
Castsria is more than a substitute fo'
Castor Oil. 1t is tile only safe article in existence
which is certain to a~ssiIniiate the food. regulate
the bowels, cure wind-colic and produce nstura
sleep. Ii contains neither minerals, morphine o
alcohol, and is pleasant 10 tsko. Children meet
not cry and mothers may rest. janS-6n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
LEXINGTON MARKET.

wool-s7n to ~ for combing, fleece % to IS.
No market now.
Egys-frcsi,, Is to 20.
I:snsmMaad gie aS,d navy s z $500 to 50; medium
S~idcs-ciear, 8 to 10.
Shoulders-7t oS.
Lzri-5t to 9.
Flour-choice x 1 IS do bbls 90; good
second rate 1 90;
Corn meal-4o to.6oc.
Salt-kunawha, 3 50.
Groceries-Brown sugar 10 to Il; EK. c. IL
to "a; 4; lSa to Is; crushed l4h to Is.
ConscWchoice, IS to q. fair "a to Is; o. C.
Java, 81 to s3H .parched 20 to ss,i.
~yrup-sugar LOAF. 81 w to l 10 golden, 90.
Molassss.S. y. IS; common 80.
Cheese-N..Y Y. soc to sc; English Dairy %;
f rf.S;es-a I, 10 81 8, pure ground No.
| Honry-l5 to Zoe.
| TallUw--5h tOI;
Featirrs-prirne, zoe;
Gpain@No.i Wheat 81 iso to 70 toll 40
Corn-bbI. Is to 50.
SunIries-Onions 30 to ! 90.
Apples-iIisd, bn. w to l 50
Potai ocs-4Ut to sue.
beef on foo, 10 I; Or, 81 to 8; en-. 8 e 10;
Drs G ods-irin;s sH To les.
shcctin .s-feavy a. bro, Is to Is; second do.
TX; line brown 4 Is to sOi l0-4 sliesting " &c
Is: Crash, 12ls TO go.
Cotton-ileachctl, lsh to 20.
Canton fianncls-l6:s 10 IS.
Tickinss 20 to 80.
Table In,i-Oto l 50.
Jeans-35 to / W.
Casimrres-1 % to 9 90.
Paper cambric-l5.
Spool cotton-doz: ! %.
l. Cur,ets-75 to ) 00.
Hides and peits-drT hides l6 to Lei gree,
sheen pclts--15 TO 2 90.
Deer skins-dry, per ID. s5S3ec.
Mink-prime, 81 50.
~Ottcr-S2G4.
!. ~Coon-prime, 35c.
Muskrat-S to l0c.
msmp-common 1910 90 dollars. Choice u
par ton
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

Valentines, Valentines at Mckee &
Aust;u's book store
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

Mckee & Austin have just received
an assortment of Valentines from New York.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
CASH rAID roR Z

Goods delivered frs.. .,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY WHIsEEr, CHEAT.
GROCERIES, ASSORTED. CHEAPEST.
FLOUR. NEAL AND BRAN. cHEArEE,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
TERMS, STRICTLY CASH.

wehave received . largo and beautiful .ssort
mept of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dead for
the past ycar, ending Jan. i:
Baria's, 5.-ma.es, -: females. IS.
Agc-UnIcrl year. Is: over /. and under
5. ia; over 5 and under ~. 8; over 20 and un-
der 80, :; over so and under IS, 1es over ID
and under 100, l..
Resiience-City OF Lexington. So; county
OF Lafayette, Is: county of Ray, 8; csry of ST
Louis, l.. State OF Nebraaka. !.
Natiyity-United States. q; Germany, S
Ireland, !; England, 2 Scotland, I.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12

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