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Administrators Sale Of Real
ESfatG.

d Y virtue OF nm order Of IL" C"unty court OF
ID Howard county, anil state Of Missouri,
made Mt the November term Of said court, 1873,
1 will, i'll obedience to said order, on
Monday, the 5th day Of january, 1874.
ut the court house door. in the city of Lexington.
in the county of LAFAYETTE. in the state q. Mis-
sorri, during the session of the Prnbite court for
s id county, Xpn>e to snle mt public auction, All
the interest of William Boyce, deceaetd, in and
to parts of lots number eleven (l and twelve
u2), In block number forty-fiSe (t), in hrst AL
dition to thu town tnow city, of Lexington. in
LAFAYETTE rOrnty, Missouri, upon which lots
stands The building known AS the vfrSinin hotel
more particularly described rs follows: Begun
ming ut the southeast corner Of said lot nmmler
twelve (i2). thence north with the line OF saih
lot number twelve ne, on Laurel street ninr,y-
nine fe"t anil three inches. thence west In a ilnr
parallel with the alley running through sa.l
! block fiftv feet, thence north along the line pc
tween sail los nine inches, thence west IN i.n :
parallel with the line Of sail alley hlty ieet 10 Y
At Ike in ,ne line between sail lot number eleven
IN and lot number ten u0) in sal9 nIock,
thence south with sail last mentioned rin HI !"
southwest corner of said lot number eIevsn w,
thence.ers: with the line of said lot on tIanklin
strreS one hundred f.et to the place OF nseinn.ns
TERMS OF SAI.E-A credit OF SIX inon.,s
will he given, the purchaser giving bonn VIII
nnnrove,i security, with interest at ten per cent
nrr annuru from date. A deed Will be executed
mon thr nayment Of The purchase money. .
"p'"' SAMUEL e. MAJOR.
novlo Pub. Admir- of Howard Co, Mo.
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From the Mountains.

We had a call yesterday from l.. j..
Sharp, Esq, OF the law firm of Sharp
4 Nnpton, Deer Lodge, Montana
Territory. Mr.. Sharp was for many
years a citizen of Lexington, md is
still able t" recognize old friends and
acquaintance in the majority OF our
%citizcms. IL 1866 he was induced, to
try tho mountain climate for his
health, which had become feeble and
]prccarious. His expectations were
more than realized. and he is now
able to boast of a physique fit almost
for the prize ring. His home, Deer
Lodge, is situated in a little valley at
the western base Of the Rocky Noun
tains, on the head waters Of the Co
lumtbia river.
DR.. Higgins, q well known old Lex
ingtonian, is u ncighbor and congo
NAL friend, aud we are glad to leari,
enjoys robust health and prosperous
business. The stories told by Mr.
Sharp of the marvellous vegetnbl,
productions of the valleys Of Mon
tama are-weli, to say the least
entirely out Of tho bounds Of the ex
pcricmce Of the man who has lived il
LAFAYETTE county oil his life. 4
sixty-ive pound head Of cabbage
certainly q krautcr, IL not q crowdcI
q single onion, SD large that H. rnnno
be gotten into a half bp>l,el. |
moro than q half bushel Of "mion'
sa ten pound Irish potato is nc
small potatoes.
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{ vs.. Tcv ng,cy.

-
tn : r'rria-eoupt Of the lstat9o. Ni.sGari
t. ra,riv-srulng f,ri4snif r>,,pr-.ne c,,i-
f: :sl!'i s"f ~" CORD r.c"pie at Lafayette
rasttv.'; vel the Who'll. STATE. T. r.Ut'r.
= u, prs, ~ constituted. was supposed u
si.Hn''. a:n ";sa y IuinHrk .! Il -.':rr 10 the
~ til against tlr Cii:r0itivmrht, of n.0Ii-
%.'''"i,>t- ani mat. yr'i r'lnhio,'ihn- Il sure
rrG,II" Ter tie weak aH,l oppressed. Today
iirr- J.. ~s-arr.ig Il man IN Lafayette county
~i,n wu'i.t '"iun;triiv n.r-c to submit 4
~''islHiir hctwrcU oval baseball cuts tn
II. ,rhi garment. TIL r,ur; Was very yrGnYt
Ia r ni"r it, decision in the interest nj horh.
~irl''crs. anil .irrrfnllv Travelled nj OF the
r"rnru ." m"kr th,I .~I.,.i>inn all-cmhraciny.
':u, sc ~ totally unable. even nc er the recent
"Hhihii,om Of ;tS vast learning IN the: Vail
-al .Dinnirg case. to decide ansr de-
clare that Tnwnslcy held the seat
,s judge Of This .~circuit. to which
Judge Wood ~as elected iry the peo-
pie. I, WIS well understood that Tnwnslry
fought for DELAY and for delay only. The
measure Of his success. and the weaknassl-,o
ratl It by M hlrsier rnmN-of the court, Is
set forth fully in the following telegram:
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 22-ln ease or Woni vs.
Townsicv. which hns cScitr'l considerable
interest in this state. the Siprrme ,nurt to-
| ,l.v decided ,i,..t certain issues in the case
should I,n tried ~ the Cirrnir torrt Of Jack.
sen county. siitir" ut Kansas CITY. and the
~v.r.,ir: octhe jury . d y findings nn ea''
sued r.turnr.! To tile Supreme court viii
Ill pnSsihi, .iisnatrh. 1t &. further or.'err.
that NIL h.po>itinns on file torri'ing tie l.
SIZES lie transmitted. witt, n transcript of The
record Of the ~issiirs. to til" Gil cuit cnur:: III.
aforesaid 10 he used u. evidence on the rial
The ATTORNEYS could not agree upon an,
i..ues Of fact and the Court dictated the TO
Inwing:
First. DID tn" clerk of .Jack>on count,
.<nd In the Secretary Of State Mt Jefferson
C,ty mn ahsfrart of the returns nf plprftoi
i.lJ III November. 1858. In Jackson county
including the election of circuit Judge {
the sixth .Jul ciaI circuit. as 1t then stood
;v mail rr nthPrwise?
Second. Did returns Of the election eNts
from which sail abstract was male?
Third. Dit the Secretary of State r:cetr
SAIL abstract ut hls nttire by mait?
Fourth. IT uch abstract was not receive
hv the Secretary OF State. did he send u mel
snn.er ar Surh ~u',Sirac: Mt anr time with
forty days from the 81 Of the eleriion?
:, Filth WhU were ran'ihates for c'rrut
Judge Mt that ele. tion. az Indicated bv I'll
: returns, ana what number or votes dtd enc
receive according to the refurn- ah>ftncif
= Sixth. Dhl the Secretary Of State tnrilt
the volt. Of lrrksnn county in counting III
. votes for the candidates for the Office {
Judge Of the Circuit court ut the election
i, November, 1858?
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st. Leal. Livo stock Market.

CATTLE-Ye.tcrday, tue closing day of the
week, WITNESSED u dull cattle market. and the
yards presented an unusually bare and deserted
appearance. Buyers were in small attendance
und even the lockers on. who usually congrcgate,
were absent. Tr'de IN shipping cattle presented
no new features whatever. This department was
entirely neglected, with no suitable grades on
the market. Stock agents, of.the various rail-
roads running East, say, that for tie past week
NO ship'nent OF cattle, of any nom. Mt, h .keei:
mat'e. Most OF tne cattle exported, and fhes.
we're only u few car loads, were made to interio.
points in Indiana and I ;inots by feeders. Stock
cattle were In U" demand, tbere Icing no feeder
Il the market. The few transactions mad
we're in butchers cattle, by locil dealers, at
prices ,hit were very moderate. The following,
were the principal sales made at The Pacific
stock yards: 20 head common Texan butchers
steers, nv 81, ut 81 IS; "a head common South
western 81. ers, av az, Mt 8: IS; II head do, NV
9,6, at o. IS.
At the close Of the sales last evening the supply
VS. well nigh exhausted, leaving only u lew of
The more common grades remaining. The mar
ket closed du''. Values are weak, and range
from st1o@iD for E.'r 10 good, and 81 COG
1 . for choice to ezra natives. Fair to good
Ird'ai Size 3 ranged i"om o. 1905 10; common
to medium ION o. 1902 6o;' thin. l',tt and
common 20 the ''sc'laway'' class from 81 log
l 90 per hundred pounds.
HOGS The transaction in hog: were some
what more liberal yr trrlay on account o. the
easier feeling which prevailed, srd the sale.
made were accordingly fair fer S .tdr: v. A
the opening Of me M rkct :rade was ra,tcr slow
bryels hol:ing back. md when sellers saw tn
| le, rminnfinn Or huyara pof to op.,r,a uny.s
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FINE GROUNDS.
Happy Marriage.

DOVER. Nov. -, 1873.
Editor LnttHigenctr:
The event of this week Was the marriage
Of Miss KATE. third daughter Of James J.
Fleming, to IL ury Moore. Esq., n talented
lawyer Of Louisville. Arkansas. The cere-
monv was performed at 10 O'Clock. on the
goth, Ivy the Rev. Mr.. kern, OF th' PT"sby-
tcrian cllurrl. ut the residence Of Mr.. Flem-
ing. The happy couple left by the evening
train for the East, thence to their heme in
Att-ndants-Miss Lucy Fleming aud MI.
Il. W. Cox making n handsome coupie, nnd
Miss Ozite Atkinson. OF Arkansas, a bloom
ing cousin of the bride, now visiting the
family, anil Mr.. Elgar Fleming. The first
named couple were fortunate In drawing u
ra,inershi. slice Of cake, in which they dis
the ring. The gaily decorated aud
brilliantly lighted parlors of the host Were
hr;m.ul of the wit and beauty of the neigh.
borhood assembled to witness the impressive
ceremonies that fuse two souls into one
and to do ample Justice to the c! CANT repasi
iinat bewitcled the eye scarcely less than tue
annette. From the homc-ncst q birulin:
has flown, hut IL new rOof-tree Shall arise
IRON our social circle Il dear friend has gone
hut another circle receives IN equivalen'
gain; nothing In the system Of social econo
| my is lost. Then. a tear for the friend tina
is LOST; o smile for the friend that ~ gained
Let US lid tue pair G%od-speed in their new
hone. where the southland breczcs blow.
1t Is something i~e'r,ully pleasant to he th'
all in nil 10 one true loving heart, to fee
ones self the pivot on which turns the tenn
p0ral veal or woe Of that heart; ayc, TIL
eternal. ton-for does not tod give half til
dest;nics OF our loved ones into our keeping
let each prove '.psle.star' to the other
life. SnIue OH In your spheres rs brightly d
We may, your shining model has ilIumine
the northern heavens since the first dawnin
OF creations morn. nor dares to shut hi
~tireless eye to slumber for one brief hour
lest some mariner DER the treacherous boi
ing sea should founder aud so down foreve
| and for aye. NJ. IL. L.
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oiDEK Or PUBLICATION.

LAFAYETTE SOUSEN.
In the Probatr Court Of LAFAYETTE county, Mis-
soufi-Octobcr adjourned term, 1873
1OW, At this day come, Warren r., Glover,
executor Of the estate of Samuel Boone,
1cceased, and presents To the court his petition,
Drying for an orrler for the sale Of 80 much OF
the real estate Of snid deceased as will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts due by said estate
snd yet unpaid for want Of sufficient assets, re-
s0inpanie,i by the accounts, lists and inventories
required Ivy law In such cases; on examination
whereof It is ordered that all persons Interested
n said estate be notified that application ms
s~foresaid has been made. and that unless the COM
srary be shown on or before the first day. Of the
aext term Of this Court, TO be held on the frst
Monday In Janppry, 1874. an order will b. mnde
for the sale Of lite whole. or 80 much Of the real
eststn Of said DECEASED rs VIZ be sufficient forthe
And It Is further orler-i that this notice be
published In the Lexington Weekly infeiiigtn'
Ger, Q newspaper printed In said county Of La
fsyette for four weeks successfully. the last In.
sertiOn 70 be mt least four weeks before the COM
mencement of the next term Of the court.
movie. JOHN Z. BURDEN, Clerk.
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~ FAIL NOT ~
Ia FAIL NOT ~
TO SECURE
SOME OF THE BARGAINS
THE E TABLE
u,rc,,N O. ,111TrtIYcON
WILSON & HUTCHINSON.

A. cnANsLEG. A.. d. RUSSELL. JOHN rs'o.
CHANSLER, RUSSELL & CO.
VIII make cash advances on stock that may
I've left with them for sale giving close person.
al attention to the interest. Of their sustom-
ers. Carriages and vehicles OF all Kin Is,
with respectful and careful drivers, may be
hal. day or night, by application. ut their
stable on Laurel street.
Their hearse. without charge, will convey
the dead, AMI in order that mournin.
friends may understand. carriages for two
dollars and a half each will he furnished fun
FRA, professions from Lexington to the adja.
rent cemeteries.
Mr.. W. A. Chansler alone is authorized
to contract for and sign the irm name.
P.S. Mr.. John c. Young. Jr.. is In no
way connected with our business. lnosG-3l
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Bound Over.

Ernest v"ge,. n German citizen Of WASH
ineion township. arrested on a warrant
ciargin. him with burning his dwelling
ho,,.. last .JUn- hal u Pr"tractch trial before
Jusihe Clsvtor. which term mated Monday.
Tic aroused vas bound over In the sum OF
g 5000 to aw.it the action o: the grand jury.
| Ludwig and hrlehn h'irg his securities.
IN the case Of Green l.. DOnthitt
VS.. J IA. andlry ct. al. in tho United Cir
emit Court. Mt jefferson City. the demurrer
was sustained. and plaintiff given leave te
le amended petition to-,lay.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, L..
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. 60
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri-OctOber term, 1873.
NOW, ut this day comes John W. Sanders,
~ executor OF Bryant Sanders, deceased,
and presents to the court his petition. praying
for an Orlpr for the sale Of so much OF the real
estate OF said deceased as will pay and satisfy
the remaining debts due by said estate and yet
unpaid Tor want Of sufficient assets, accompa-
MED by the accounts. lists and inventories re-
quircd by law in srch cases; on examination
whereof It Is ordered t;lat all persons Interested
I'D seid esia e ne uOt:fied ,lrtr .lplicaiior rs Store
saiG hrs jeeh ma,ic, and iiai rnlcss the contrary
be. shown on or beio.e the 1'st day Of he next
in January. 1874, an oi,;cr will ne aiaGe for sale Of
the whole, or SO muc.i Of the real estate OF said
deceased ms will be 81 Ncient for the payment
of said debts.
And 1t is furhrr ordered that this notice be
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
GER, q newspaper printed in said county OF La
fayette, for four weeks successfully before the
commencement of the nextterm Of the court.
novIs Join E. BURDEN. Clerk.
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w1fIIndTqa Y1tn
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Asd Win is siStie Essn,
ny tssrs tss nestasl srsas q : orssss
.swSIs srs. 49,.
wNoMf thls,tiacc nu.sMey MvsSa
igsnf " u~tpsse..s WI
SsI 49, y 10y - 4, 81 ~.
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/, y scsnetinse arssm nss P'eas,a'
nd ssess 81 love fnsiniiy hear +,
NY name n s 3 nssss sA4
VITA he aaesa plsmsss y, i. !
bss Nj iitnss t W.. e " xs Il s csse. b
ras.ass,ss,,,sc. Wedns.dey. No.
tsSsa NJ. N YS,r Air.. Sarah * rlnt.
sea"ocs,snu x1st"as iIm,snn
WI .o MI, No., ,r..s n.o,, hons.ss.
| Re stsrN III NV worS 4 Snns
The weary world z .neatn w 1eeb
Awshs and orsatns tms its'nE mt
Awake 10 low which snews no ehnngc,
Thou who hast lions win l. "a
Awake , s,ceadi Thou art not now
INV WIN iiri ,Ss God q hath touSSra Inv lips,
Thou who hast done with time IL
f-
Rev. j. j. Garden, Methodist min
lister OF this circuit, ms Dce., nolu'.S
an res npee...h Nv ~ IN !.
anout mnS "',' ~, r.ossa a,er y
lu"Ss' "
"eeN ,
. Elder j. tiattcnbufg preacne.
here at his eguiar ,"s.
Sunday; ono aud'i'oh 10 Wy
Ivy im'ners'o" ounaay evening
49, SELL GOING on
! q,,a ,,oa,,uu in urouress by the
ooio..od ; nnn,,ia,ion '.of this place,
Ssa..;n,f ~ ,.nur lost MINER. il still
u.;:"sn.o ~ Nh. ~.;mmersious in the
s;,as ~ Tho v,hnrf 'oni several nj tho
,.hn,,i, IN, novr;uu Inst Sunday cyon.
suuuAeu
lug.
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DAVIS & ALLSTADT

Are receiving daily BOOTS and SHOES to
ill up the vacancy caused by the
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
At their stor.., where can be found the latest
aud nobl,irst styles Of shoes In the city. Op.
posite court house.
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EINAL

NOTlCE u hereby given TO ~ crSistars
Il, Williams, drce Is ID, that J.. ,hs undrrslgnt.i
Anminisira,or Ut said estate, tntsat 70 mskc :
nnnl s.ttirln-ut" ut said rstntr NJ tue nuass .ctsu
brruN and hcla at the cn,srs hesase, IN the c'sy o.
LrxIngton, on the nrst N.cnS " u Janaary, is's'
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c~,,ra,,,,s Malice Of Final Settlement

NoTICE L. hereby given to all rsrscns Inter.
,n,Sor' thar The under.ignr,l guardian Of the
,crsnn mud estate OF said minn.. has uir,l his
account Ear .r,,'en,.nt of sail minor. STATE. ~
az. sammy, Mo, and will apply ut thc next term
oi saii court. to hr bell on the fir-t M'h,aay q
,ya,uYry. ls.i. for . dual ,li>ch ,rgr nfsath .iard.
iauship. T. siNt,,.Nh,
noyl3 Nuar'san'
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Cu.r1l,us Notice Of Final Settlement.

NUTICE I. here y given to Al persons sd infers
minor that the undersigned guardlan Of the rer-
son and estate ct sarl minor, has iticd his NC.
count fur Settlement "f sail minors estate, ~
Inc IIcfob-r term OF the Probate cnirt of Lafayette
couniy. Mo-, and will apply ut the next term ut
said caur' T., ne held on the first Mnn,,ay IN IAN
urry, 1874, FOR u Aaal discharEs o. said Ensr''ah-
ship. 'o"H rn"rd;,n
novl9 u""'"''"'
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Ia berslyv given to NIL persons mfrr:
.steI IN the estates Of Susan, James ana
Elizabeth Relies, minors, that the undcrSisnr''
.-,,ar.iian Of til nc' sons and estates oil sai,t MN,
ors hss ulel his account for settlement OF san"
m,;nors' estates at the October term OF tia, FRI
Inf. court of Lafayette county. Mo-. anu VIII
nprlv nj tire next term Of said court, 70 ne ns.'
on the first Monday inJ nuary. 1874, Tor " h~u
dischar-e of her guarl'a,shtn.
hoF'v Guardian.
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,u,rdIa.,s Notice Of Final Settlement,

AJorlCE Ia hcrrby gwen 81 a | persons inter.
~ ested In the estate 81 Emm. tlsd"E;Sa
.rrson anil O. u G OF IN Il minor. has ale'l HI.
Account far set rment Of sald minors estate at
the Oct her term OF thc rrohat. court OF tnthy.
.t,c county, Missouri, an will apply at he nrS'
FERN OF sad court. 4. 6r held On HE ir:, Mrn,ia!
in JANUARY, isil, for q ams, discharge rum IA .
Suartianship. CHRt,rOr .lER FRIDAY,
= ,np1 NutFtN'tNUs
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P,~i:a at ari =.

m N ~ g>r.ns - i:.'.- va .hn""'' r"n-
vrr-'''rn az" a,r~t = :" mot ~ -"
c"u."'i i'm "-r:otriy = 'e' ~ r1l:sg .,.r'i"r
aex:S,r.tsY. ~ :a:"-.
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mas. SMALL. cuAMnEns& CO.

A. V. SNAIL. II. y. j. u;
= " YorNG, NJ. H.. T.. II. CnANns:Hs, NJ u
prEE their service, In III. practice OF Melt
clue anil Surgery, IL the Public. WIN ,n
hope that their assocla',nn !ny,th'r wv .m'
greatly :" preinnt" Their sn1w,rnnr ,n,m
They viii give Sra eml attention I" ,mrt"' ".
Disorders. They will. In all rn,,-. r,"nS r",
their ic,s ,lu. when the SERVERS nrr q q may
deem advisable .,,yr MI.
\ np,iir thu caurt house., "N'
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$4,000 REWARD!

Stolen from the wagon Of the subscriber.
on the night Of November 18th. at Robert r.
Russelrs. two miles south OF Mt. Hope, q
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine. style 2.
half case. No. 6A 40. A reward Of so will
lr paid for the machine, II returned in good
order, and Il reward Of $40 will be paid for
the thief. lno2G-3tl WIN. A.. MCQUEEN.
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liver OIL 10
Heard & Cssweli's. made on the srs-shore,
ARD & Co, New York. 1t Is absolutely pure
aud sweet. Patients who have once taken II pre-
fer It To all others. Phystctans hare decitcd Il
kei. novseuk
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The stockhold re of the E"xfngt"n
I~nfel,iy.nrpr Printing ana P''i'>',inc Com
p,nv. -, thar mr"t'rg ',Sf Tfnr>''rr. nfi-
inurnr,i +, rho .:rs. Mo-h.r IL .laru4ry. 'ST4.
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oaetovJa IL more than . substitute for Cas-
tor OIL. II Is the only SAFE Hrticie In existence
which Is certain to nssimilate tile food. regulate
the bowels, cure wind and produce nafu-
nj sleep. IL contains neither minerals, NOR
lhine or alcohol, and l. pleasant to take. Chill
dYen need not cry, mil mothers may rest.
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Are rushing OF their immense stock Of
Doors, SHOES, HATS AND Gaps
At prices that astonish the public. Call
early and get bargains. A nickel made Is u
nirkel saved. Don't forget the place, oppo-
site the court house, Main street.
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II YOU wish a new improved Singer
Sewing Machine. address wN. BIRD, I.exing-
ton, No, canvasslng agent for Mouth half OF
Ixsf.vstts county. - - Jelly
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SHAwLS.

The largest stock of Blankets, the hest as
PRICES to lie tound in Lexington, at n
McCAUsLAND & ~BEDFOED's,
nO,26-It ,ErT 90 Alaiu street.
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PANIC

We desire to call the especial attention Of
our customers to the LARGE REDuC.
we have just made In the prices OF
Jeans. Tweeds. Waterproors, fulled Cloths,
Flannels, Blankets. Sheetings, Sea Island
Cattons, Bleached Cottons, Furs, Blankets,
&c. WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
McCAusLAND & BEDFORD,
ns64t 90 Main street.
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SILVER SHIELD,

The best, the handsomest, the cheapest
Alpaca In the United States. Plenty OF them
ut McCAUsLAND i BEDFoRD's,
noy2G-4t 90 Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-26

R"hd & Fran-;sc". "f Wnvnrlv.
hau-nt ~ V r. Err.'' me ',r".i'" hn' say
e.,v-hra',.r.. n.rH:;Hc21i ,onais. II - -
rnr i,,sHArrt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-26

II You want . good, number ons
axe ef haAehct, call Ut No. ia Main strseA-
J. W. RINBuARf.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-26
Circuit Caur. icSirs next Monaa,

Decem'er !.
Regular m.nth'v stock sale, Mnp-
cay. D..amb = i>i. DON'T uiIto attend.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-26

just receives, Hnssp .dossa butcher
knives. J. W. 1lNE1AnT.