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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
A POPULAR DRr GOODS HOUSE.

MIR. Roy!e. OF the dry goods house OF
Hoyie II New. started yesterday for st.
Louis and the East for the purpose of laying
IN Il fail stock OF goods, and III the course OF
u week orten days they expect TO begin re-
ceivlng their new goods.
Every one who knows anything of this
firm. Knows TINT they sell Us good goods ri
Is low figures. if not {. little lower, than any
one III tn. business, eitnerherc or elsewhere.
raosc who may not have been there will do
well to call and examine their good, anu
pr ces before buyihs elsewhere. This sea-
son, particularly, they intend 10 offer supc-
rior iIdl dement's in the way of prices 10
cash pur. ilt>ers, such Is will inevitably Sc
cure to Them Il very considerable share OF
the trade. Mr.. ioyle ha, u thorough knowl-
edge ofthe wants of the community, is an
experienced buyer and pays cash. so that no
merchant wro pays for his goods can afford
TO underseIlt I. ZEN. Call Tor bargains At No.
81 Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
louise Burned.

About zine O'Clock on Sunday night last.
August %l>t, the house of Re ben Litton. liv-
ne on Tex Prairie, five mics south OF
Wellington. caught hre and vas burn Il to
the ground. with nearly The entire contents.
Mrs. l.itton and one or two other members of
the family were sick in bed at the time. and
the efforts Of the other were devoted to
saving them. which allowed very !ittle time
to carry out the furniture. The house was
built of logs and weatnerboarded. and was a
very substantial and convenient one. wei!
{ FINISHED. There is a my stery as to tn.
origin of the fire. as there was supposed TO
he poue in the house at the time. Insured
in The l'heniX for 500. Thos. Standish,
agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
NNTICE-

Mckee & Austin have just received large
additions to their stock o! New ami desirable
goods. Al! o! the approved school and text
backs. states. stationery in endless variety.
and o. every Grade and price. luS% Of every
color md put up in bottles rf every size and
price. from Il dime to n dollar. ink>tands
.ni desk furniture. plain and ornamental.
Pens of all the celebrated makes. p aniioldcr,
pencils. and u great variety Of useful and
ornamental articles. Ever ythiug. i'll short,
that is usually kept in Il iirst-cla>s book store.
Oysters are edible only i'll the
mon hS containing the letter +. though to
fore. the season. we have hear Of genti"luen
wIoi,si>ird On >pel!in. the nam" OF thel.s.t
slInm"r raonth Orgu>t. But Powell DONE
do that Early on The first day of ST tenn
Powell hail oysters 10 dispense
to all WHO called or them. and Will continue
to keep them and serve the IN up in any shape
or style dem .ndrd. Call and try them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
SchooI-'rlme.

-
Tii"Ic are quite :.uu.jcr of private anal
select school. in Lexington. some new ones
but most OF them villa established ,pui.-
tons Inferior TO none OF their class IN tn
STATE. All these schools with one exception
began their fail session on Monday last, but
II nein" rather an exceptionally early day,
the numbers in attendance have Iii most
eases been mragre, though as lar-e as were
expected.
The Elizabeth AuIl Female Seminary
oprned on ,londay with sixteen pupils pres
ent. we understand. Mr.. Chan.y. the new
President. i an Old teacher, welI-known 10
the patrons of the school, and uEticipa:ts u
large increase as soon ~ the county fairs are
well over.
The baptist Female College had twenty
five orttlirly present. and bids fair to lia,. Il
larger attendance this wear than last. Prof.
Fleet. though new in Lexington. comes from
the Elp;i-, cducaii"nai h, afqu4r:rr, with
most tiii;srin@ recoHu menintiou, II Will he
seen i'll our aiyerii>in" cOlumE, ti,t lie all
nouIccs no extra charge Tor languages TIL,
session.
Central Female College ~(NethoiisJ, Will
not open until next Wednesday. the 10th.
when 4 pretty full house is anticipated. Tits
school .as had some very badly needed i'm
prov. mcnis made since i'll last session in The
way o! additional buildings, thlt All! give
ample accommodations to all who nay be en-
rolled anon its pups.
Christian +, male Institute has SUSPENDED
operations, and Mr. Buckner has gone to In
dependence +" open a similar school there.
Mrs.. A. NJ. DrrGnam has oprned h select
day school In The Easement of the Cun,he,-
land Presbyterian churrh. for giri> and boys.
There were nineteen pupils present ri the
opening. Win the assurance that others
would ,".tcw.
Pro-, Unggeit'. Male Institute opened
Wit ten hn,- rnd, Young H. IL Ill at. nda:ice.
with TIL certainty tia, iuliy las many mpre
would fellow yesterday.
tn. Public Scii,.ois also began their ses-
Sion on Monday. but We have not been alb.
/" get TIN necessary facts and statistics Ia
make an item.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
TILL 1sT.

WILSON x HUTCHINSON
will sci, goods at lower prices than any house
in Lexington. Read the following prices:
Best prints al 10 cts.
Best brown domNstics NJ lea cts.
fl bleaehed domestic. at 10 cts.
A. Lon>Lale bleact.ed domestic> AZ Is cts.
Al Fruit of IL. Loom n L. cts.
Bes, spool cotton Clark. - cts.
Beautiful h'eashcd table 'iina>k. ~ cts.
A beautiful lot of grass clo'a for suits. lSc,
Printed j~aconets ahd e%rsandies at l2i cts.
worth - TO - cts.
Beru,i:ni percalcs 81 lG: cts.
Black silks mt 10 cts. Il -. 81 20, 81 - ant
81 90, worth much more.
THIS is no hum,u-. but veritabie fact
Cali and sec FOR yourselves.
a.c2o WILSON X iJ-rCIISON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Notice to Taxpayers.

You are hereby rotitie'l that | will meet
YOU at The time AMI places mentioned below.
for the parpo-e OF collecting and Receiving
your taxes for the year 1873.
Every land holder is Requested to bring
the number Of his land "a plat also if he has
i'll with him when he cores to pay MS axes,
As it will enable NE to dispatch business
much faster than l can do. if Ilayc to refer
TO the current numbers of your Lands. Last
years tax receipt will do. ii no change ha-
been male since the assessment Tor 49,.
I,oYer rowns.lip.at Dover. sept. II. Il. 10. IL.
Middleton. Wayerly ...... Sept. IL. l.. Is. II.
Freedom, Concordia. ........S sept. -. 81. "A.
" AuliviI!e. ..........Srpt p. -. y.
Davis, uiggin vile Sept. 20. 30, Oct. LIZ.
Washington. Mayyiew.......-.oci.9 ., 10. IL.
" Wolfenharger's school. O'i Is. II l..
Sni-a- Bar, Andrews store, Ort. IL. l., Is. =:
Gay. tufethton. - -.
Wellington .............Oct -. %. -.
WILLIAM \. GORDON.
au.2,u2 Collector Lafayette County.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
rvrI ENTENnEn.

John II. Ardingr Ell has had un immense run
on his stock of dry goods, so large, indeed,
that he has been CO mpe!Iei TO get in some
classes of goods every week for the last
month to keep up his assortment. The time
for closing out his stock has been extended
to the 18th o. ScptenIb.'r, between now and
which time greater bar gains than ever Will
be offered in Il full linz .f dry gCols. He Is
constantly receiving new goods that VII!
positively be closed out nj the same rates that
everything on his shelve. ;ra- been going for
the last thirty days. 1t Is u rare opportunity
to secure bargains. and it " III pay cash buy
er> to look through his stock and get his
nriyys.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
WORD TO ~TRAvELERS.

We have a ' word to say in favor of the Missouri
Paciic i;liiroal. II was the pioneer line
Westward an,I il the '-uld reliable route To st.
Louis. With the improvements which have
ot-n m2ir during the past year. Ne b,ii-Ne Thai
IN N;,-pari F..,Iir kailroa,i H., the best track
and the rue-t G.t safest equipment oi al! nm
w-stof The Mississippi. Runs II s:ty express fril.iIs
Of In. GaarI--. e~gu!pp-i with The Miller plat
.og:i ~ ! ~. ;,at-ut AK i'rlsr, from Lexington,
t!.!Dit@.i >r,l..ii and Jefferson .;ty ~ II. L"ui-,
r~1guactiu- ~ II. L.guis vi h eleven tnrui1n
T. ut-s To ;.,iuts North, li-t snl south. Pariic-
u.lr IN furiur:lrl, with El3i.-, time tables, Hc..
NAV be h.t gt the Iicae! CiiiC'- ii the Company IA:
Lexington, or u .'na persona! OF written apgi!ca-
t.un 10 /. i. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
Il IDLu,- No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Annual Report cfthe State Board of
Agriculture.

We are indebted to Judge Jno. F. WicIar-
dy. secretary of the state Board OF Agricui-
ture. for an advance copy Of the eighth an
nuai report OF the board. 1t is 4 neatly
bound volume OF seven or eight hundred
pages, and embraces an abstract ofthe trans
actions of agricultural. mechanical aud Lor-
ticii!iUral societies, statistics and valuable
ESSAYS. The volume was evidently compiled
with care and great lai'or, and reflects credit
on the industry and discrimination of the
As 4 gazetteer or guide book to
tmuii- rants looking for homes in our State
It will prove very valuable. As an adver-
tisement Of the wonderful agricultural re-
sources of Missouri. and the inducements
which the State offrrs TO immigrants, our
Legislature should provide Tor Its extended
circulation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
P;mp,e.. Erup,ion.. Rough skin.

TIE system being put Gr,icr the influence OF
DR.. Pirre' 5 GUlitu Medical pis cnssty .oc a few
weeks the skin hecoInss >nl''t'', ,.rar, 7oii, anu
perfect heaitn from within, true beauty stands
forth Ia all lis glory Nothing e'ei tie-eateu 10
the i,uSiic as beattifier ofiaS ceblpir-t" h 80
Discovery. Tiir elects of all mesticinas hhich
operate upon The System through the medium of
the bIno,. are n -.,sariiy soinew hat slow. no
MISTER how good the 7. meiy employed. While
oae o. three battles clear flr skin ~ prmin--,
hl.iches, ,.rption-, yeiloyF sp.ts, .oinestoues.
or 'ssub-.' dozen mag possibly d. required
10 cure some cas-s VII. re thu system Il rotten
with -ervitlons or yiruieur blood pojsons- The
eu,e of all these diseasrs, however,, fran the
common pimpfp Ia the worst ~serofula. Ia. with
the Use OF this most patent agent, only = matter
of time. Sold by all druggists sSa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Prof. Charles Gimbel.

Professor Charles Gimbel has returned TO
Lexington and Offers his professional i'll
to ali who are DESTROYS oil cultiyat-
in- artistic music. THIS announceInent we
know viii be received with satisfaction by all
Gun Musical amateurs a. well a. by those
who desire All ultimate and thorough AZ
qua ntaBce with Il science and art which is
aow m Indispensable part OF a polite eau-
cation. The reputation OF Prof. Climbed as an
instructor in III lie Is sufficiently established
by five years experience. in this city. 10
rcnd r comment or eulngy unn, cessary. Ii
is sufficient TO repeat the general verdict.
Prof. Gimbel is the first and only purely ar
ti>tic professor OF music o whose in.iruc-
ION III The at we have ever enjoyed the
privilege in this city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Convention Of Patrons Of Hus-
bandry.

Pursuant to call and previous agreement
a convention Of the Patrons Of llusbandry Of
Lafayette eonntywas held In the Circni, court
room In this city last Monday September
let, for the purpose OF organizing a council.
Col. II. c. Chiles called the meeting TO or
der. On motion Of Wm. u. Steele, q coin.
mittec on credentials was appointed rs fol-
lows:
II. v ). McCleliand Jos. F. Smith nn,'
VIM. d. Steele. The committee reported the
following gentlemen duly accredited and en-
titled to represent their respective Oranges
in this conventions:
Mnyvicw CRANE. No. 0I-H. Z. Chiles.
q. +. yiekers, A. W. Douthitt and VIM. !.
Steele.
Garrison Grange, No. 1i1-Jos. +. Smith,
Thos. Shelby, John Catron and l.. ID. Cor
don.
Lafayette Grange, No. sos. W. Lewis.
Jacob Zentmeycr and Isaac Neaie.
Prairie Grange, No. 49, George Rhodes,
George W. Corder, jackson Corder.
Ellen Grange, No.. 36i-C. G. Cntron, Jno.
7. Hill, o. II. p. Catron, w. ID. Lewis.
Davis Creek Grange, No. 155-Isaac
McVay, Vim. c. Glnddish. J. s. Smith.
Forest Grangc-Jno. b. Mcdonald, ii. v.
L. McClelland.
Tabo Grange-P. NJ. Lyons.
Highland Grange, No. :O-Seth Mason,
Herman lIocfer, Frank NJ. Field.
Harmony Grange-Jno. Il. Ford, Sanford
Smith. VIM. I. Wood.
Nj. Hope Grange-John W. McBurncy,
James Oru'l:iff.
Chapel Hill Grange-A. c. Green.
West Freedom Grange-Jno. W. Brown
On motion. IT, y. ChiIes was elected pcrma-
nrnt chairman, and VIM. Is. Steele secre.
tarv.
On motion, Lewis Nealc, county deputy
was admitted to membership in the conven-
ton.
\ motion Of c. C. Catrnn was adopted,
that no member of the convention leave the
room during the session or the same with
out the CONSENT Of the chair.
On motion Of Jos. F. Smith. the chair was
Instructed tn appoint 4 committee to con-
Sist o! one delegate from each Grange. Tie
char thrreupnu apoiutel the following:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

Tne committee organized by e~lec.ing w.
7. Wood, chairman. and &C. Citron, Sec
Rotary. 1t was then on motion resolved that
4 sub of five he elected TO pro-
cure Information and draft a constitution
and bylaws. and report the sumo to this
committee at II o'clock A. NJ. on Monday
the 18th day of September. 1863, AMI that
this committee ask until > O'Clock. Monday,
September the 18th, TO make their report TO
the convention. On motion, VIM L. Wood,
NJ. V. L. McCIelland, Lewis Nea!e. Jos. F..
Smith ana C.. G.. Catrop were elected n sub
committee. &C. CATRoN, Secretary.
Tn committee On constitution and bylaws
returned to con, ention and asked that they
he given until the 15t 1 day OF September to
make til If report. Agreed to.
On motion. It was resolved that the con-
vention do now adjourn to meet again in
this room nj > o'clock p. NJ, Oh Monday, the
18TH Gay of September.
ii. Z. CIIILES. Chairman.
WIN. Il. STEELE. Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Another Fire.

\ tenement on the farm of W. W. Early.
about seven miles south OF Lexington. occu-
pied by James W alton, was burned on Mon
DAY morning last. September LIST. about 4
o'clock. with its entire contents, during the
temporary absence of Mr. Walton and fam
lily. 1t is believed that the house was first
~plundercd and then set on fire. Loss on
building. 500. and Mr.. Wa,ton's about As
much more. No Insurance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

The attention ri shippers and
Others IL di' ectrd 10 the card "f l., Brolsm-
mer Il Ga. commission merchants. in anoti-
or column. They are unisr the Merchants
Exchange. Oh Commercial street. They re
pru;npt and r-liao!e gsntt' men. and will
CIV. satisfaction 10 all WHO VIII ii'rrusf tn. IN
with their business.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
v1GRATI TURNING!

ARM IN SOUTHWEST
Tie Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad CompLny
offers l..tI.DIJ acres pf and IN Central aHd
SOutlwr. Est Mi--vuTi, al t-uEG 50 Ia ST. per ALL
on seven ye1r>' time, wi " free transportation
from Il l. 'Ii, to al purchasers tiIii..e, soil,
timbr: ,ul ri wralri, ocbDUis, C..'!.ci,"s ami
!ir-g,s .i:ir society iHItte eniErflts from all
\ in Z, 'hi> IIli of fruits All. i,."rs. 70,
par. -: .r- Yi.tr.s-A IucA, Land CU.Hmis-iun-
rr. 81. LUu!-. 40. jaap2ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
STOCK Sales,

Thomas shelby reports the following sales
sock. As will be seen the prices are
better than they were in the spring..
One pair of FACED mules $500 one -four year
old mule s17a. to NJ. +. Buford; one young
mule sl5O. to Evan Young.
II. fodhunter sold to DR.. VIM. C. Webb.
OF Dover Township, u bun calf sired by
Agussnct, "a. II. q. vol. ., page s3.; out OF
Car'oiia. by Belle Duke OF Airdrie. This bull
took the SIX hundred dollar premium at St.
Louis. In the fall of 1850. as tho best short.
horn bull OF any age. The calf is large. blood.
red in color, and will make . premium AMI.
NAL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Festive,

The entertainment, given by 10. Baehr at
the new hall IN kiee's building on Saturday
night. was well ait nded and highly enjoyed
10y tiios' who participated In il. As ii was
gi'rn'n henor o. his son. WHO departed for
1t. Louis on Monday inerr ing. to be absent
At school for u year, ever y effort was put
'"rth 10 render it MT morlhle. Good MUSIC.
dancing and reirs>im .n,s suite,i 20 the teu,-
p-rs;ure OF the evening m:.rked the occasion,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

VSiskieS
Brandies and other liquors at wholesale and
retail. Special attention called TO our OH
Kentucky WHISTLES made hI Clay l. Pierce.
Paris. Bourbon Co.. Ky; 10y Bon Il I.illard.
Anderson Co., nv; and by John Shields.
panviiief Ills. These WHISTLES are the finest
brands Il thsfr several kinds in the market.
.ad aretAsSs4sel,s al! judge, OF the article.
AGA. & j. O. LEsuEuR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

Tom. Shelby, Esq, bronGht us Il
handful of bean pods yesterday. which are to
us vegetable curtosities. lie calls il Jacks
Bean, and If the we is proportioncd to the
pod. il is appropriate.
The longest pod is about > feet in length,
and looks a good deal hike an old fashioned
!iame string. 4 few of them tied together
would make a respectable looking clothes
line, riow lin, bee line. or any other inc eX-
crptan air lin. Mr.. :. says they are No. l
snaps. The beans. >onc OF which were taken
from The pod. are about the size OF the we'll
known navy variety. are light buff In color,
ard possess a very edible look.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Z.,cb 4 Mitchell 1nrn. Con

Zach. D. Mitchell, attorney for the
la-uranM Department OF Missouri. has been
c"ntin-i nj biz residence near Inns siiy, for
III last ten days. with eti,ls. He made n
short eas' ut our Office yesterday. spd n
nounr..l his purpose to /, ave for ST. Louis
last night.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
GO AND SEE
ARDINGER'sQ E GOODS.
he is selling Of sill 4, cost. both old anu new.
spEED.sarETy. COMFORT

TaSe the Atlantic Az Pacific Railroad, from
Lexington. for >t. Louis, New IorR, Boston.
Phiia,i,!phga, Pittsinrs, Cincinnati, Ch!caG"
and all points east, north aad south. This is The
only route by which you can avoid long AMI
dangerous transfers. The road is equipped with
splendid palace cars. No EISERS. NJ FERRIES
TO cross: no delays: connections sure. Special
inGu ceInen.s offered 70 stock shippers. Tirk,ts
for sale to al points. baggage checked through.
ONCE at Grimes " Nenablr. opposite. City Hotel.
w. W.
Ticket and Freight -A.unt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
COAL! COAL!

Now is the time to lay in your winter sup
ply. Orders promptly flied by
GEO. :. MCGIEw 4 Co.
Once with Mckee X Austin. uag20tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

AMI others 1csiria- to buy round lots OF
groceries. are in,ir ed 10 call and look nj our a.
sor: .nept. and ct our ti.ur.s. W have 90.
lar-.>t stock Ill .;.j- - ur'y NJ will f-urt
down IVw. A. y. * }. q. LEsvEcE.
WI WISH 10 EEnUCE
OUR SOON or GOODS.
IN ALL Inns We
oFFER SPECIAL IN
DCrLAENTs 10 HE
CASH TuR,iIAsHit.
WtoLELL. AI:fIN y GO
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
rox Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia. In.

digestion, Depression Of Spirits and Genera!
Debility in their various foriuLs, FHRo-fHos-
ruRAThs ELiXIR oF IALisArA made by cAs-
WILL, hAEARp & Co, New York, aud sot1 u!
nil drug yists, Il the irst tonic. As q s'iinuiaht
eiokness, IL has no equal. II taken during the
season IL prevents fever and asuc and other IN
termitfcnt fcysrs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

To ladies' wi,o wish TO have work done in
this line. Mrs. Arnold would say, please give
her L call. aud test tine competency of her
superintendent Oh that department. Caiiat
nv store. on Main street. Respectfully,
n Mss. :. =. ARNOLD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

If Won wish a new improved Singer
SEWN. VI tchinr, ata.r-ss: w NJ. BIRD, Lex.n--
ton, NJ ct..is-luS Agent Tor south hall ui
Ialayette cuunIy. j-i-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

The ladies' re respectfully solicited
Nv Mrs Arnold 10 call agd Inspect samples
o. faH styles al hats; also some other artI-
Gle, in fancy goods. Respectfully,
AKs. :. T.. ARNOLD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
DON'T FORGET THAT
JOHN H. ARDINGER
Is SELLING GOODS LOWER THAN
THEY WILL EVER BE BOUGHT
FOE AGAIN.
Secure bargains while the chance is left.
WADDELL, AUSTIN & co.
ARE NOT
rr rs. Hru. N,tnE,, pnIIEs

Citizens OF Lexington,
II You want good goods in the grocery line
cheap. and delivered at your doors promptly,
any time OF day. call on Messrs. A. \. a j..
.. Lesueur. who will attend to your wants
with alacrity and sell YOU goods at the low
est possible prices.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
a seoS 70 Tss .r...,o..
MLasEssssssE

n P-!raf eohcHaseis- { T, cE,r-:ed
teries and rsve'uti0a.o Of tho ssxuaiJ ysienI. s!.tI frc
ls'sss divovesies in producing AID p!cNc;.t.nS 90.
spIaaS, r-esefring tie complexion, &c.- .
iais - an interesting work OF two hutGrri end
Ky parrs. with numerous ensT1Fsncz. All CONTAINS
VI, labis Information for those who aEo nssTrp or
r1Bt~fnpia:e marriage; E;tlI 70 is = book t!sst o4,-At
20 lie unds= LEX and lss AID 70. Ill t~a.slrAsiy
about thu kHre. -
seat "a anf - G-e e Pc-;a=s, for T!-r r~ass- 49,.
Or. .Es-s .s,.-E--T, - y :. E.a1Ih Ss~I r. so--- 49,
s~>---- - - -----. 49, ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
A----- - =. a-.--- - sssI--Ise-
- Lci1r1 sfF5ytl= to EIs Hasr ~. - Nrr. = - Esrt = q 81
aSai.c P=p~rs. ns Es;SS 49, 90 ES.=-s.r-s ~ zs 1 :. Lat.
vii no rAt:H- r.= ysuT disrs 80 = NV o. ~ 10 , 4.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
In Twenty Days,

In Twenty Days,
John ii. -Ariin"er expects 10 sell his entire
stock. To do this. he puts his figures &"
low that every one who has money Is bound
pa chase, simply because they may never see
sac bargaiIs again.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Flonr. Br N and Feed

A'"ays on hand. and deli, cred promptly
anywhere about town at the lowest rates.
A. 4. Il j. o.. LIZ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
NEW CARRIER.
EreSs.MakiHS.

City subscriber, who tail to receive their
papers +. gIiarly will confer it'"r 10y lea'-
a.. notic.. n. the fact at the office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Hicc,Msv,LLE PIC MIC.
Spontaneous 0utpourIng Of the People

Cordial Commingling of Urban and
Suburban People.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
A NEW SUPPLY OF GOODS
JUST RECEIVED,
II. ~ARDlNGER'S

AlrGnS which u!ay lie found Black Silks at
81 20, worth 81; Fancy Dress Silks, all
=, .Ior.. at 81 SO. worth = 30, at
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

Maj. Blewc,.'s stable burned last
Sunday week. was insured In Tuos. Star
dish's agency for 500.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
FARMERS, TRADE!
WADDELL, AUSTIN s cos.

ONE THOUSAND BABIES WANTED
at 7. ID. Saunders Picture Gallery, cppo-
site the court house, where their pictures
can be taken in short order in The very best
style. Bring 'em along.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
County Court Proceedings.

WIN. b. STEELE. Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
The II!!o" lnr j. Tie rae % tiN levied Tor 50,
showing tbs "!Io-e ,fIie samr:
;; & on every Slol

Nv US VITAL 'l' --.-'.--...Sb b'tf every SItl
: ,'r slit AMI county purposes Tt ,Irr.
n ui.i;iI"l tothr above ihr tx la Tie rcsret.-
I:y, townships Tor railroad rui pose. Is u, fol-