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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23

MACHINE SHoP.-Mr. John Rogers,
well known in business and manufacturing
circles at ST Charles. visited Lexington last
week with \ view 10 inspect the advantages
OF this city for = large foundry and machine
shop. Mr.. Rogers has for a number Of years
been managing the extensive car works and
machine shop NJ ST. Charles, and would bring
With him u large experience and an energy
OF purpose that ha, made the ST. Charles es-
Enlistment what il Is. He Is negotiating
with Mr.. Vim. Morrison for renting his
foundry and machine shop on our river front,
and while here took the dimensions OF Mar
shall & Taubman's new mill engine and other
work with n view to- putting in q bid en-
them. Mr.. Rogers expressed himself as
highly plraTe,vwiih the apparent advantages
Of Lexington for iron or wood manufactures
| AMI will. il he comes here. make a strong ef,
tort to DO u large business in car building.
We hope he VIII core.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23
DIED.

EMMAJ. WHITSErT, daughter Of Amos
AMI Mary J. Whitsctt, aged II years.
I. Kansas City papers please copy.
Near Greenton. In this county April 18th
ALFRED HERRING, aged about % years.
In Bastrop La. .Aprii9 .. 1873. of apoplexy
Mrs: MADEIRA IL. JAMES, wife of .t0h.
W.James, formerly OF Waverly, Missouri.n
On Saturday, the 10Th inst. at the Baptist
Female College. Lexington, Mrs. ARAZiL-
LA +. HOLLIS, widow of Rev. J. \. Hol-
lis. former President of the College, and
daugter OF x. c. Eckles. OF Jacksons.
county Missouri, aged about 10 yeard
mrs. Hollis was a teacher In the college. an
Iefes three orphan girls from five TO ten
years of age.
She professed religion and Joined the Bap-
tist church in Georgetown, Kentucky, more
than twenty years ago, and remained a con-
sistent and pious member Of it up to the
time Of her deease. Under any circumstan-
ces the death OF loved ones tries the faith
and patient submission of foods people, es-
pecially so when from every human point
Of view they can so lily be spared as could
Mrs. Hollis. She was a most useful teacher
in the Baptist Sunday school, and u highly
valued instructor in the college, now pre- ST.
sided over Icy DIR. Sclph. But In addition to
this. her sudden aud unexpected departure
leaves an aged fiLher. Mr.. Eckles, of Jackson
three young ard interesting children. daugh-
tiers, TO d. plore their irreparable bereavc-
ment. Mrs. ii. possessed preeminentiy
those qualities of heart and mind which
Won the esteem and ELECTION Of others, and
u large circle Of friends sympataize in the
terriblu affection which has fallen upon this
interesting family.
Died, at the bourbon Hotel in this city. on
sunday, April 30th. of consumption, Prof.
PHILIP \. SrECHION. ofSt. Louis, u Prus-
sian by BIRTH leaving . wife and two little
children. He came to Lexington in October
last as ! teacher of German in the public
schools. His funeral took place nh Monday,
and he was buried. in our cemetery.
st. Louis papers please copy.
Died. Tuesday. April 18th. at 1910 o.. lock.
+. NJ. otcorsumpiion. Mrs. SUSAN 4. COR
DON. vile of Maj. Geo. +. Gordon, and
daughter of the late Nathan Corder. Her age
was - years and ID days.
The subject Of this notice was q native Of
this county, having passed her entire life in
the neighborhood where she was born. Her
manners We're so gentle and her character so
guIeless. that She was beloved by the entire
circle OF friends who had known her from
her early childhood.
She was more or less thoughtful upon the
subject of religion for ycars back, having a
one time connected herself with the Metho.
dist church. 1t was not, however, until this
winter that She felt herself reconciled to Gou,
through the merits of the Saviour. Her con.
version was clear and d. cided, and lod her
mine into a state of perfect peace and joyful
trust in the Redeemer. Her sick room became
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23

City MILLs.-A. V. Robinson and
John w. Waddell have effected ! lease of
Casters Touring mills, on the levee. and will
operate under the trim name Of A. V. Robin
son & Co. Mr.. Easter will run the mill as
heretofore, aud their determination is 10
make only frst.grade -four tor the home
trade. is one Of the best millers in the
West, and the City Mills have ali the nlachin.
cry necessary to make as good flour ~ is sold
in any market.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23
WADDELL, AUSTIN & Co
FACT.

The hest coal cooking stove, gotten up express.
" for our soft coal, has Il patent chilled iron fire
back. and is WARRANTED To LAST FIVE TINLs A.
LONG As THE COMMON CAST IRON BACK, and ilas Il
cast draw ash pan with bail, is Bucks improved
Guarantee several OF which are in use in this
city, and arc pronounced unequalei for baking
Every stove is warranted to give entire salts
faction or the money refunded in full. George
Z-iler, the mammoth stove anu tin dealer. is the
sole agent for this celebrated stove. Call and
see one
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23
A WORD TO ~TRAvELERs.

We have . word to say in favor of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. It was the .'pionccr'' line
Westward and Is the ''old rc!iabie'' route to st.
Louis. With the Improvements which have
been made during the past year. We believe that
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
westof the Mississippi. Runs daily express trains
of tine Coaches, equipped with the Miller plat
form and the patent air brake, from Lexington,
taroarh Sedslin and Jefferson City to ST. Louis,
connecting nj st. Louis with eleven through
routes to points North. East anil South. Partic-
ular In with maps, time tables, &c,
NAV be had ut the Tickc; O:iic. o:the Company in
Lexington, or upon personal or written applicL-
ton to E 4. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
~ Inu,s Nh
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Patronlxo Home Companies.
Z. wINsOR & son, AyentA
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Joux p. u,ckau. GROCER

-,as removed from Dutch Row 10 S0mer-
WIS CID stand on FraIklin street near
rs furniture factory, where he will
.n,,,,yor u. supply the wants Of all those
need or ,cer,rs. PROVISIONS aud family
supplies generally. abe .'shes' na,he'
price paid for ai kinds Of rUun,...' pfoute'
In exchange for goods. by constal.' A"e
careful ut: ention to business Mr.. Hicka.l
hopes to he able to please all who may favor
him with their custom.
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:. II. ARDINGEI
No. SO Main street

RIVER NEws.-Arrived, Wednes-
day. the 10Th, ST. Luke, Porter master, st
Louis to Lexington, with a very small
freight list. Thursday, 18th. Alice, Ryder
master, st. Louis to Kansas City. with a
good cargo Of freight. Friday. 18th. Alice.
Kansas City to st Louis. Saturday. 10Th,
Joe Kinney, Crapster master, st. Louis to
kaAsas City. Monday, 2lst, Joe Kinney,
Kansas City to st. Louis.
River falling with a good river between
Kansas City anu st. Louis. The shipping
from this point by river is very small on &C.
count OF the combination made with the
r. iL,'-oads.
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FOR THE BEST.

EUY TIE MONOGRAM KID GLOVE, TWO
BUTTON, FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR APAIR,
THESE GLOVES ARE MADE EXPRESSLY
FOR OUR TRADE, AND HAVE OUR FIRM
NAME IN EVERY PAIR. TRY THEM
THEY AEE CrrEsr. And WILL Givi
ENTIRE SATISFACTION, apo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23

NEGRO Boy DROwNED-A cOlorcd
boy named Dick Lee, nine years OH, Wa
drowned in u pond at the rock bridge ON th'
Wellington road, in the outskirts ofIrisl
town, yesterday morning between ten ant
eleven o'clock. lie was dipping water Will
Nh oyster can aud lost his balance. Two Of
three small white boys were at the pont
fishing and endravured to assist him, bu
could not save him. His body was recovered
shortly after lie went under, but all efforts Il
rcsusritatiou failed.
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TURNING!

CHEAP FARMS I SOUTHWEST MISSOURI,
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroadi Company
offers Loo, 900 acre. OF land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, al from 81 to sIs per acre
on seven years time, with Tree transportation
frun ST. Louis TO all purchasers. Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches ahT
law-abiIins society invite cmicrints from al
points to this land Of fruits and flowers: For
particulars address \. Tuck, Land CoInmis>inn-
tr, -. Louis, Mo jan2siy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23

EXoDUs.-Calvln McGrew and
Vim. Hamlet ARE preparing TO leave for
Southern Colorado rs soon as the grass
grows. Z. F. Braz ley and family departed
on Monday evening for Trinidad, Col,
where they expect 10 make their future
home.
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m.pHIEroN AND DOVER,

Persons indebted to the estate OF Grove,
& Davi. residing Ii, Dover township Can
find their accounts with t"ol. Warran, I'm the
store of r. w. Cox: Those in Middleton
township with Mr.. Park NJ. Harr...s:, at JAS
Goodwin & Sons. These gentleme." arc
authorized to collect and re"eipt for none! :
due said estate. J.. +. GROVES,
Admini.tratOr
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Millinery! Millinery!
MRS. $. e.

rs now In receipt Of \ splendid assortment OF
L Spring and summer Millinery. which she
offers very cheap for cash. She will keep con
stlntIy on hand everything in her line OF husi-
sess throughout the season. She will rrceiv.
fasA supplies every week, which will enable her
TO Keep Np with all the leaiing styles of the sea-
~solicits u continuance of the same. She will b.,
found ut all times at her old stand, On Laurel
street, where she BAG kept for the last nfteen
years. aprl6-lm
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COAL MINERS

We wish forty (4o) coal mil srs, to min
$ miner and winter. at seven "a cents pc
bus lei. Coal twenty-four inches thick
+ .oln e,sLt IS to fourteen tl4I feet OF -oci
for roo Mines on main line Missouri IA
iic .o1i. FREE, from water and bad air.
. GI;y .,et ia-e 10 each room.
npe.at HASTINGS, TAOMAS & co.
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LEXINGTON ARKET

wool-a-i. to a. for comhins, fleece 30 10 81.
Dm;trr-'n0icr ycl. roll, neatly wrapped 30 to
81: fair to good. 20; White and coinihon. -
, ~,E:gs-Irr-h, 10 To i2S.
Bsans-Hana riesc! navy seoot TO . 30; medium
and common. 81 Outo ST. 80.
Siirs-clcnr. los.
Slouldcrs-Eflio
Finmr-choicc xxx S 90 do bbls Q 50; good
second rate 1 30;
Corr mcal-iO to SOC.
Salt kanHwha, j u.
Grocerics-Brown sugar 10 to II; EH. c. u
to Is; a. I3h tn Isl crushed ~. to IL.
Teas-s0 10 . 60.
Cor.c-choice. - to47. fair II to %; o.. {.
Java, 3a to 81. .parcLcd 10 to 3Iii.
~syrup-suGar !oai. 81 20 I" l 10 golden. %.
Mnias-cs-S. IL. -; common 80.
Checse--N. y, roc to BIC; English Dairy SO;
Young America -
Psprcr-an 10 -; pure ground, Zoe.
Alsl.ic--"5 1" 30. :
! Hunry-Ii to zoe.
| Tallow--6h tos;
Feathcrs-primr, SOC;
BecswuS-2J;
/ Coal oii-40c per gal.
Grain-So. wheat. is' to l7'.--So.:15' tol GO
COrn-bbi. l5tol50.
Sundr.cs-OniOns l % 10 l 80.
Applrs-Iriel dull.
I Pcaches-lrl.d dull.
Uotato.s-iU TO G3c.
Mn,.-4n foot = % to i %.
IIrv I;,,,. 's-prints ga TO l4h
h:.,'n.,s-" eavy A bro, Ii to Is: second do.
snei Gra brown tl5 TO 20; 1914 sheetins 40 to
Is: Crash, I.hs " :. ,,.o
Co~,fon-bleac!ei l.. I'D.
Canton FIannels-l6ss NV
Tickings-1J 10 80.
!Iahi. iinvn-sO 10 SO.
.Jcans-:iJ to | Uh.
CasiIu.res-l % 10 : W.
Paper caniric-lJ.
Spool COTTON M; j %.
Cors.ts-I5 ~ ; %.
Hides ami pelts-iry hides l6 to l.*; green
hides .r;'
Sheen peits--T5 to ] %. =.
Deer skins-try, per ID. sj939c.
Mink-lriine, 81 81.
Otter-S26t.
~Coon-priIne, BIC.
Muskrut-S 10 Toe.
S~kuuk-2ndD.
Hemp-Common 40 to GO dollars. Choice SO
to $40 per ton
whea;-No. }, l IS TO l IS. 90. 2, l 65to l so.
Price List OF I.nmber-Per 1000.
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LOCAL Dora
sMrs. john 3. Burden is lying "

Mrs. john e. Burden IL lying very
IaaageroGsly in.
Braxen faced vice il becoming too
common in u streets.
Baby shoes Of various colors, ut W.
L. Eckle b Co.
Mr.. 10. Thomas lost . fine saddle
horse by death Saturday evening.
The Probate court will continue In
l~ssssion daring this week.
Brilliant prairie fire illuminations
nightly across the river.
For something ''nobby" in the way
Of Q hat, so to W. I. Eckie 4 Co.
A new pavement for the loafer
who haun. telegraph corner.
Triton Davis aud Mrs Moore will
settle their little real estate differences at
edaiis.
Crow-k sets of every description
variety asd price, can be found at
MCKEE Il AUsTIN's.
There were plenty of preachers
and people generally at tho circu us on Friday
who went to see the animals.
AISNiG ~ w. SCH UOOtS II
shoes cheaper han the cheapest.
For the first time in months 1t
didn't snow yesterday, but it was cold
enough, aud ''my eye, Tommie," the dust!
The Missouri Thalbote was one year
old last Saturday; and our German friends
celebrated the event at the residence OF Jos.
kiest on Sunday.
The children of the Third Ward
school are to have Il May party, and am to
be Queen Of the Mdy, mother.,' sings pretty
little Miss May Hixon.
Some individual took a free ride on
Eugene Ewins's horse the night of the cir
Gus. The horse came back on Sunday morn
ing withou, his saddle.
Wall papers and window curtains.
in great variety, a ldrge,stock new patterns,
ETC., can be found at Mckee & Austin's,
Nain street. apr2S-tf
The Caucasian heralds the scarcity
Of butter. which is only calculated to raise
the price OF that article. Butter consumers.
how long will you support such a sheet?
Big THING on WHEELs.-A house
drawn by two yoke of xen up Pine stree
from below the Mammoth stable. the prop
erty of Patrick Mitchell. Bob. Pucket main
mover in the enterprise.
John Edward Ragland, son of DR..
B. d. Raylaud OF Clay township, went down
to- Fayette last evening to compete for the
West Point cadetship. Ne should like to
hear OF his being successful.
1t don't make any difference who
said it, but Gratz has the very choicest lot
of ready made clothing IN the city. One
door west of Lesueur's grocery establish
nient.
The German ladies of Lexington
are getting up a amer to pre- sent to the
Leiderkrauz. a musical society of Germans
| whose Headquarters are at Turner'S Hail.
The banne is to he Of silk, white on one
| side aud blue on the other, and will cost
about 800 for the material.
Alfred Lay, Esq, ofJefrerson City,
received the appointment rs assignee Of our
bankrupt railroad. We don't know him.
but til. faint praise he has received from
certain quarters gives us hopes that lie has
been placed where lie will o the most good.
II YOU want to lay q golden egg for yourself,
MIR. Lay, ferret out to the bottom the fatlOE-
hess inquiry OF that enterprise. Total de-
prasi;y will not seem 4 hard doctrine by the
time you are through.
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l have one hundred acres of fine blue grass
81 miles from Lexington, and viii pasture
all kinds Of stock on very reasonable terms
aprl,lm EUGENE NJ. EWING
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Town TALK.-Every man, woman
and child, Is talking about the cheap boots.
Shoes. Hats and Caps. at the lively house OF
DAVIS h Allstadt, opposite the court house.
Give 'em q call. apr2if
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MARRIED,

assisted hy Rev. +. Russeli. Mr.. STEPHEN
q. WillTSETr and Miss KATE SHAW, all
Of this county.
In ConcOrdia. on the 18th inst, MIR. JOHN
r. LOHOEFENER OF the firm Of Lohoerener
Il Bartrnan, 10 frnulein RABE. daugh.
ter of Henry iiabc, ESQ,
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/ The Harmonic club design givinga
social bail ut the hall tomorrow Thursday
evening. For tickets go to Louis Tugen.
rich, at N. GRATIS clothing store.
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MAIZE, FLoUR.-Tho incest thing
out Tor spring cakes. Try II.
A. A. 4 j. U. LEsUEUR.
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ROYLE & NEW,

HATS ASB CAPS The go-ahead
Gr,n ofW. I. Eckle & Co, opposite ''Dutcl
Row." are just receiving = large stock Of
flats aud Caps. They always keep ON hand
avery variety of Boots and Shoes. apr2tf
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FOR RENT,

A W story brick dwelling house situated
on Market street. For particulars apply to
L Is. Mckee. at Mckee j. Austin's book
store.
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While milk aud cream are scarce
buy the condensed milk for your children
aud IA les. 1t is cheap and wholesome.
"A. 81. q. LEsuEUR,
Cor. Main and Pine Street.
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A BOOK Fo:3 TIE m;,t,cEl


Private Counselor II Gas Married
~ those 1boat 10 Marry. On t.o Ply Biological E.yE
tsries and revelations of tho rxua! Jy-.err. win IIs
latest discoveries in producing sad preventing co.
sPrsns, preserving tho eonipisAiea. &C.,
This 10 an interesting Cork OF two hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous snSravirss ani ccp.a:n
valuable informa,.o on for thsss who are rarried or
contemplate marriage: still It In o book th4t o.,.st
TO 10 under lock and key and not laid c,reIes,ly
abont the house..
Ssnt N any one ti-ve q rssans fer Fiey ceA.s. ldd,-,..,
Dr.. BHi,r pispsnss.y, So. y y. Eighth Street, ST. Lsu.., Ia.
Es..e3 50 : EyT.icTGc ASo uI.cE.-fL.r.
CT before apisyfas Ia iae nxosioas ScACEs who saYsu.s, In
rueits ra7crs. 81 us.ss any nsaes Evaesis., perrss DR.. IuilS
work. no matter what rear disease u az how csriarasls yer
eoneiuoo. Dn Dsr< oaa Re eolsEltet, rrsoasly or ~ a.,i.
on the Sbsasrs Aenteacd In rs sVtn Otaee, IA. III kark
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Kilsheimer's celebrated Excelsior
cutters, the best shoe in the market, can be
seen at Davis l. Ailstadt's parior boot and
/ chloe store.
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No mail last night. High winds
preyen,.d the ferry boat from crossing the
river.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23

TuS PrREsT KID SWEETEST Cop-LIvEH OFT Is
Hazard i Caswcn's Irlde on the sea shore, from
fresh selected lirers. By Caswcii. Hazar! X Co,
New-York. 1t Is absolutely pure and sweet,
Patients who have once taken Il prefer it TO all
others. Physicians have decided it superior TO
any OF the other oil in market. inch fs-$w
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!. ". d. D. 5.

SURGRON DENTIST. Office opposite Couri
> House, up stairs, Lexington, Mo. Vulcan.
IL able quits percha, and ceiluioid base, q new
inv sntion for artificial plate work for beauty and
durability cannot be excelled. nprldrly
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

JUST RECEIVED AT J.. II.
ARDINGER'S DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, A
COMPLETE LINE OF DRESS GOODS, A
PINE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' FAN.
Ci BOWS, SCAEFS, ETC. PRINTS, NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL. CARPETS, BRUS.
sells AND INGRAM, CHEAP. CALI
AND SEE EVERYTHING NEW IN TIE
DRY GOODS LINE. ADMITTAxCE FREE
5. II. ARDINGER.
ar23-tf No. 50 Main str.o.
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NEW CARRIE&

City subscribers who i.il to receive their
papers regularly will confer = favor by lea'-
In. notice Of the fact at the office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23

A stiff north wind prevailed all day
yesterday, and fires are again comfortable.
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LIGHT.

Chemical gas fluids for burning In the
vesta gas burners. Also. coal and lard ell
for sale at NJ. SOMMERvlLLE,
apr2-3t. 80. p Main Street.
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T OCAL T. wanted in Lexington for
- TIE ALDlNE, the only Art Journal in
America An active, energetic person. who will
obtain u respectable list OF subscribers, can re-
tain the position permanently. Other occura-
tioa no Gbjrcrion provided the results are sails
tory. As THE ALDlSE is not SOLD to book
sellers who are not regular agents, this IL IN OPP
regular income wiz less exertiou each succccd-
Ing year. No "ppiira.iOn will he entertained
un!css acconIpani d by such testimonials as will
show the highest rcsi,ectabilify and general sue
cess of applicant in unLertaL: ngs. Full partic-
ulIrs bv addressing
JAMES SUTTON & CO., Publishers.
rpril2-it IS Maiden Lane, new York
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FOR RENT.

A two story brick dwelling house, situated
on Market street. "or particulars apply TO
T.. b. Mckee, at Mckee& Ausin's book
store.
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All the latest styles, hats and caps
ut W. l.. Eekie Il Co.
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x.w Good, C:,ming into Stock Every
Oa, or Two.
ROYLE & NEW.

we expect to keep pace with the seasons
20 Offer all who are pleased TO patrontze Us no
yres. Undue -n-n,s both in Goods and Prices 10
any euse in the trade.
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FoUND.-A lady's kid glove for the
right hand. C'au ami get 1t at this Office.
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STOCK ITEN.-G. w. Shull sold
TO Col. Chiles 100 head of sheep at u per
head
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German American InsuraHe Com
pany o(New York. Cash capital 81 ,006 600
Surplus $4,000.
r. Is. WALLACE, Agent.
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Lexington Inteiligeneer Printing
and RuhlishlnE COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby giveDthat a meeting ofsub'
tcnbers to the capital stock OF the Lexington
Inteliigencer Printing and Publishing Com
pany will be held for the purpose Of organ
ization at the f%nteiligencer office oil Saturday,
April 10th, 1873. ut 1 O'Clock p. M.
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czNrAUR

There = no paia which eae.Centaur L.inImeut
viii net relieve, no swelling Il will not subdue.
sad no tancness which Il viii net cure. This IA
strong language. butit h true. Where the psrt,
ere NOS gone. Its e1ccts are marvelo0s. It has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
fsck-!aw, palsy, sprains, sweilings, -cakcd-
bressts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear.ache,
&c., upo the human frame. and Of strains,
SPAWN, CALLS. &c., upon animals In one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. II Is . counter-iritant, an all
healing pain reliesrr. Cripples throw away their
crntchcs, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
wsthoutA scar. Hts no humbug. The receipt Is
Pusltshed around each bottle. Its selling az no
article ever before sold, and II sells because IL
docs just what Il preteuast to do. Those who now
safer fron rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve
to suffer Il they will not use Centaur Liuiment.
Nere then 100 certificates az remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs. ehronic-rheunatism,
govt, running tumors, &c, have been received.
We will send . circular containing certificates,
the recipe, &c, gratis, TO any one requesting it.
One bottle OF the yellow Wrapper Ccntaur Lini-
nent Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenicd horses and mules, or for screw
worm In sheep. Stock-owners-this Imminent is
worth your attention. No family should he
without Centaur Liniment. J. b. Rosx & Co. f.,
New York.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23
Land for Sale.

4 GO or so acres, to suit the purchaser. az
~ miles south Of Lexington, u small I,or-
ton improved. Unsurpassed in fertility. water
privileges, and all III. clements Of II good farm.
Coal in abundance. Inquire at
fcbl2-tt. THIS OFFICE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23
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