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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-14
Cosn:y nena suits.

During last week the suits on bonds
issued by Henry, Macon, Vernon,
Buchanan, Dallas, Rates, Cass. John.
son. Catiawav, Davies, Law renee.
Petiis ard st. Clair counties, in Aid
of railroads IN for other purposes.
were agued before the United States
Circuit Court in Jefferson CITY. The
important character Of the u ,s-in
vciring, as they did, surh a ys,i
amount of money-drew Together :.
great many eminent lawyers and ,t,p
arguments delivered are said % have
been very able and exhaustive.
The question at issue was whether
tcountv courts or other munirl,,,i
corporations have a right under cher
tiers granted since the ADOPTION OF
the new constitution, TO Issue turds
in aid of enterprises without n yt,a
of two-thirds of the people
The constitution OF this state can
tains a section prohibiting suci. Is
Sue but there are decisions Of the
u. ,. supreme Court which i. Is
claimed by the Plaintiffs in .licsc
suits, maks bonds Illegally is.Hc,i
binding in certain eases. ii is held
that these decisions are to tie %tfis..t
tItit nsfc counties, Towns CT cities
authorized to issue bonds OIL ccr-
tain prescribed conditions, these
bonds in the hands Of innoceu, boia
rae purchasers must be paid. even
Though the conditions anucxcd to
ihcir issue were not complied with.
The argument OF the defendants, Oh
The other hand, is that if the bonds
were fraudnlcntiy or Illegally is.ucd,
without strict compliance with TIE
requirements of the law, they arc
not binding, even though he'll by
oona .gae purchasers; they buy them I
at their peril. /
The suits were tried before U. s.
District Judge Dillon and Circuit
Judge hrekel. and it is understood
decision will Iot he announced
before October.
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A-.f';se. B-StirIa.
C-GIrden, U-Ynrs,s o,,v.
Unknown graves. F-Doubic grave.


In the rear, as We have said. WAS y
garden. This, at first. was not ex-
anlined. The front room of the houso
was next carefully searched, every
crack and crcvice was infinitely look
ed into, and subjected to the aDpli.
cation of rods and levers to see ifthe
floor was either hollow or loose.
nothing came of IL all. No blood
spots appeared. The floor was solid
the walls Wcre solid. Then came
the back room. The beds were re-
moved. In his flight the elder Ben
der had left everything untouched.
After the beds had been removed n
or the party noticed a slight dcprcs-
sion III the floor, which, upon closer
examination, revealed q trap door
upon hinges. This was Immediate
" iiited up, and in the gloom a pit
outlined itself, forbidding, cavern
Gus, unknown. Lights were pro-
cured and some of the men descend
ed. They found themselves i'm an
abyss shaped like a well, some six
lcet deep, and about five feet in di-
ameter. Here and there damp places
could he seen as if wafer had come
up o the bottom or been poured
from above. They erorcd
about over these splotcics aud held
up q handful to the light. The oozo
smeared itself over their ral,ns and
dribbled through their fingers. 1t
was blood-thick, foetid, clammv
sticking blood-ihat they had found
cropping there in the void, The par-
ty had provided themselves with n
long, sharp rod of iron which they
drove into the ground in every dbcc-
ton at the bottom of the nit. Int
nothing further rewarded the search
md they came away to examine Tho
i'll the rear of the house.
marked in the diagram (C). After
oorlne, or prodding, as it were, for
an hour, the rod was driven {
loWn into the spot marked CD, and ]
Then 1t was Withdrawn, something I
nat iooked Ike matter adhered to the |
enoVeis were set at once to c
sofN, anu In a lew moments o corpse '
vas 1t had been buried I
pom us lace: The flesh had dropped e
way from the legs. There was M /
otnn, no winding sheet, no prepa- e
he body but All old shirt. Torn in b
laccs and thick with damp and dr. Il
ay. 1he corpse was tcuderly disin- d
erred and laid upon its back in the Ii
iii light of the soft April sun. One a
OF horror into the CHASTITY face, q
ssfering and swollen, and a dozen
oices cried out in terror: ssAIy God.
Is DR.. York." And is was. He'll
been buried in q shallow hole. a
,Iln scarcely two feet of dirt over ca
ne had been murdered. andIpl
fher examined him closely. "
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLlCATIoa.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In The Circuit Court of said county in vacation
May lu;h, 1873.
Henry c. Garth
Mark L.. Belt, Frank w. TiIlav. ,Jnncs TT
Eratfy, WilliaIn T.. Hall ard lame II Hupratr
I've the said James II. Beatty and William {.
4 Hiil, you are hereby notified that said
lllintin has commenced IA suit against YOU and
others IN SAID court by %ncti:lon, the object and
general nature OF which is to Obtain IL Judgment
ngainst the said Mark l.. Iielt and Frank w,
Iiiliy tor the sum of two hundred and seventy
2'-igO dollars with legal Interest, being b,lurc,
diie inr lumber and materials furnished said Belt
and inlay, aud TO enforce Il mechanics lein for
SAID sum ISainsttie following described proper
", io-wft: 4 one story frame ware house. 81
feet in length by 3. icer in width, and another one
story frame ware house about - feet In length BY
about IN feet in width, situated on lots six and
seven 70 ana -, in block ar;If.b.r one IN In the
End addition to the town of Aullville.
And You are further notified that unless Won
appear at inc next term Of said court TO he hold
en- on The ith dry of August next ut the court
house, in the city Of Lexington, and on or he
fore the SIKH, day thereof, If the term shall So
long continue, and if not then before the end of
the term, ;tEd answer said petition, the same will
he taken Tor confessed.
And it is further ordered that Il COW hereof he
in tie Lexington Weekly fS~TEL.IGEN-
GER, II newspaper printed in s,id county OF La
s"rtion 10 he ii least four weeks before the COM
Of the next term of this court.
y true copy attest.
IL. l.. B~ARKSDAL.E, Clerk.
By G.. q, DANIEL, ID. G.
ltTlanh Son attorneys for plaintiff. miyIi-5i
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zoe. Gare,te.

e4lTaa 20 y.. x. st ~ Aeaf
This isthS nsr,s ~ sho sac,o. a..
~ranisation of farsncrs yrhics =,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r n. cnnntrs
0riginatSno IN ffjtnni. m has ssssy
laily exian1fctl nast nas,i wssf %,,,ssi1s
.Stato Srangs,s--as Aim ststn orra, /.
cations ana calied-i,as ham tn,.n.
al h severn sfatcs 'ri,n nps.a.. =,
those sfafe .societfpa ,ra torraS n
ter. orcrsccr, lecturer. stewart chan.
I,nin. treasurer and secretary. Noac
lint fsrsucrs are admitted 10 mnmhnr.
iship. ms is~fndicatea by Inc folinwinp
tstateufent nv the master Of Tie INF.
nois state granues
The proper persons To constitute d
grange, Rnd Ito Received Into IL, are
farmers audi only farmers. Tho di-l
Irert and positive oltcct ofthis organ.
tsxatiom il the elevation and benefit pr
1.-The farming clas,, Ono of iss cardi-
rial prinetfacs II that farmers mdst
lido this work themselves. Hence, In
loryanizing, allow none to become
members brt good, respectable farm
lers. a. person owning Il Farm or.
farms. the greater interest being In
soms,ot.yer direction, Is not entitled
To- the benefits of our order, and
Should not be admitted. 1t Is much
easier Keeping out an objectionable
Iine,aber than excluding him after
once becoming q member.
While il il claimed that the order
Dr. society is intended TO look after
iansf imprayetli6 farming Interests in
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An Important Invonuon.

4 Plttsbnrs firm, Mcssrs. Rogers
Y burchtield, claim TO have discover.
ca u process by which they can make
inc famous Russian sheet iron. Tire
latter is made in Siberia by a secret
process which no other nation has
hitherto been able 10 obtain. The
brltlsh government has offered f50-
o0O for its discovery, but even tIs
stimulus of that large sum has failed
TO achieve the result. American en-.
terprise and ingenuity have accom.
plished 1t, aud P%ittsburg. it ia said
can now furnish all common markets
with Russian sheet iron at even low
er prices than the Russians them.
selves. The process has been nat.
~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-14

VI poAiecd laat week the death o,
jamee Brooks, and alluded to III,
Credit Mohiiier disgrace as having
likely hastened the death of this gen.
CIRQUE, high spirited gentleman. Va
little thought that before another
issue cftke paper, his partner in dis
grace, Ogkes Amos, would also, as !
iuf Peer scnscless corpse. appeal to the
7. compassion fthe people wiiosc In
q disSant rcbnkc, through their repro
soptativcs, no had hit recently pro.
ycked. Batlsash is tho case, and The
entire oautryis shocked by the tragic
coincidence of the death of The two
men most prominently identified
Sc with the greatest official scandal in
our history. following SO closely, a.
81 IL has, upon the heels ofthe exposure.
~ ltfs not necessary In order to add TO
i The impressiveness Of the lessen tha.
VI shatIlsce in this sad occurrence a
Z k special dispensation Of Providence
The knowledge that there are laws
connected with our Qoral organize
~ lion which we may not vt6.ate with
impunity, ought to have as wuch IN
fuence over us In the way of admoni-
ton, as the dread of direct. but
uncertain %visitations OF. Divine ven
geance. The lessen of tie. life and
8 death OF such men ought not to be
and generally are no; lost upon their
own generation, and not unfreaucni1
S9,ay remain 8 valuable legacy to pos
terity. For nearly q century the
thick gloom of infamy around the
name of Benedict Arnold has been a
saiutary terror 10 those whom un-
eurbed ambition might have prompt
ed to traitorous deeds. And the sad
fate Of Aaron Burr, Supremacy bril- |
liant, yet driven forth by the re!ent-
{ less condemnation of his c~ountrymen,
In all but name an oatcast upon the
face of the earth-has not his sad fate
F.. served, as the dismal warning OF a
shIpwreck, to save many gifted
young men from the rocks and quick
sands of their own uDbridled pas
siens? So in the business walks of
tie word, the spectre of Fisk will,
stand for many years to come to de-
ter men from cmbarking in dizzy
projects of speculation, in tie con-
summation of which the courts Of
tie country are debauchcd and the
laws o%verriddcn by force or avoided
by fraud.
The moral government of food does
not seem to be complete in this world,
but the reward Of virtue and the
punishment of vice follow with sniff.
cient certainty to render the question
"under which king?"of not very diff
cult solution. |.
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The death of Chief Justice Chase

The death of Chief Justice Chase
has created q wide spread and deer
feeling Of regret throughout The
; country. There is cause for gratif.
cation in this as showing that, after
al, the people at large have a fair ap-
prsciation of the real merits Of their
public characters. A man like Stan
Ion or Thad. Stevens, apparently om-
hipotent even to the close Of life.
dies, and beyond II few partisan no.
tees, he passes from view unregret-
ted, while a Seward and q Chase. in
political disgrace during their last
+! years, and apparently welding no iu-
huence in the management of affairs,
30 20 their graves followed by the
unfeisned regrets of a!lpar:ies. We
iis'ae not feel called upon to bestow a
eat"sy upon the character and SER
wees or Salmon p. Chase. lie did o
tsad among those whom we rccos.
"@e as b wise and bencticent lead
inc people. On the contrary.
we regard him as among those mainly
Instrumental in organizing the for
ces by which the ciYil var
: ecufed, and that war, in wbateve,
iTht it is viewed, was a blow 10 70
publican Institutions, the evil egs..s
81 which will be felt centuries hene.
z But still, far be II from us toindnlde
IN words OF ~denuncietson and abuse.
A'great man, aud in many respects
good nan, has been taken away,
u while we must condemn his
political ehcorics and practices, we
an, neyerthclcss, recognize and adj
nire his great abilities and his I'M
questioned integrity.
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R~EGIsTRATIoN OF VOTERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that q registration
~ for the city OF Lexington win be held In III,
In the LIST Ward, engine house, Tuesday, Ma,
20. lsT3. A'
In the End Ward, Court house, Wednesday
Aay 81, 1878.
In the sri Ward, Hines store, Thursday, May
In the 4th Ward, Engine house. Friday, MAY
Al which TING and place legal voters, who have
not previously been registered, must attend in
tneir respective Wards and register in order to
be entitled to vote.
mayA-h A. Il. McTADDEN, Mayor.
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psylllsh posds.


sProsu thn Kausas CafyTtnss.
What follows Id ite facts may rcal
liko tho recital OF sorne hOrribl
dream, whercti nightmare mirror
uuor tho distenaperod brain q count
less number Of monstrous and nm
natural things, yet what, 10 set dow
Ia the narrative ie a. truc as tito stIu
From tho Information furnished Il
US last night by a gentlcman tius
from the scene OF bntchery, aud from
tufspatchcs aud accounts already pub
lishcd, We r enabledto give atoler
ably defaiipd account Of the mon
strous sories of murders I'm TO date
The beginning OF tho end cam,
about this wisas On tho 9Th Of Marcl
Dir. William II. York, the brother q
that other York minans nav for hi,
penetration of tho guilty secrets o
tPemcroy and his betrayal Ia the su
premo moment Of the senatorial crisii
Of the trusts conGded to his kcepins
left Fort Scott on horseback furhis
homeM Independence, Kansas. Ill
did not como home. His friends
watched for him, his family prayed
aud prayed for him, tho. talk of'tht
town dealt day after day with him,
expectation AZ last decpcned into
nnt;i oS Tho Jain ~ ~. h.
ranra T,;hmne maro . hn;ss .mo LAW,
Tho myster;nns u :,
NJ o,,ca ~thn,a.r,o~ III ~ "a.
tha s,ato tn.ie'nn h""o naptis III
NO. ~ - w ,mS '".e oin's Jour.
can, s.,., IT,. anu oi the
onaS wv p'"s' he was traced 10
ha :, .su.u
III still ,oWh on tho
~, ra;Ino. .', 1am .e,'re anu uaiVes
~. az, anu Is u. Laoctte County
nS,na , "'t Ts ,ro.n ane sou,h iiie
vale soma nil. n,n IacIry-
frama house bavim@ ~ go '.ahas .
whor, ,ho lon'a iaree
anil !, tho 80 , LEU" ate scfEeu.
u;., iom Leepins rootn lur-
uous a"n some scant
III a,i iurhi'mre. besides, Will
,,an a aua a9iaas Deh'ter iVed inthis
ee.'h Win ,ncir wives. 10 the right
Hl .nc u"Ellihs hohse was an out
no"se, rs INC aia@ram shows, andin
tne rear vas a" enclosed garden of
possibly Two acres. The search semcd
suddenly END at C~herryvale.
ohe DAY carly III April some men
rom CherryVa!e rode over to thu.
l5ehuer house to inquire concerning
i'r. orr, n to learn. if possible.
some tlainss of his fate. They learned
lothing however. William Bender,
he eldest ofthe brothers, had a wife
IL was a Sp'ritnalist. The balance
The TENDERS called her a medium,
ne neighoors a she devil. She was
.orty-twe, with iron-gray hair, rag
st the enus and thin W. the
empies; lier eyes were steel-gray
ma hard. Inc light that came from
mem was sinister and forbidding.
ohe n not q single prepossesslng
eature. Her, form, angular and tall,
'semed 20 Int itselfup when the Spir-
taai influence took possession of it.
no 70 become not only gigantic III
put supernatural rs well. AT
iiics :ne dealt IN iHcantations and
nc ooiilns OF herbs and roots that
charms ana spei:s about them.
~. WI Was h9Ghi!taDie All the
heea ieaLea her, dreaded her,
,oe! her, anu, asfhe sequel proves,
Nv uin me ueYii work far be-
MI :ac a.ioc.ous "e'ii,s work
T;ma W" 49, NIis.
,;nn ".n' s,o"iy o!' n a man
~ na yne Jay roih the pFalrie
" no SMOKE afising Bender's
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II. L. BAKsDALE, Clerk.
By q. b. DANIEL, ID. G..
CITY REaEsTR Y0T

CITY REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Lafayette County Court, May term, End day
May q, ls13.
(lRDERED that registration of voters, for tn
~ election to be held on the 3D. day of June
ie.a. in ,he city of Lexington, be had as fol
In the lst Ward, at the Engine house, Tuesday
In the End Ward, at the Court house, wednes.
In the Bird Ward, at Hines store, Thursday,
May %, 1873. ~
All persons not heretofore registered, and dc.
sirins To participate In said election, are hereby
Notified to appear before Jacob A. Price for rrr.
iStpation on the above named days.
by order of the County Court.
Attest: JAMES O'G0RMAN, Clerk.
.mayii-lt BY 4. A. puLIN, ID, C.
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ORDER oE PCEIVcaTYoy-

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF said county i'm vacation
May 10th, 1873.
Wilhelmina MeiXner
Frank Mcixncr
2 NO the said Frank MciXncr, you are hereby
l. notified that said plaintiff has commenced a
suit against you in said court by petition, allrr-
ing that you and plaintiff were lawfully married
on tbs Eth day OF March, 1862, that You have
~absentch yourself from plnntin without REASONS
PIE cause Tor the space of one wear. And the
atvorcSu from the bonds Of matrimony con-
tracted with you rs aforesaid, that she have the
care anu custody of her infant child, and that a
support be adjudssd to her out of your property.
And You are further notified that unless you ap-
pear NJ the next term of said court, to be holden
on the Hin day of August next at the court house,
IN the city OF Lexington, and Oh or. before the
sixth day thereof, IL the term shall SO long con-
tinu1, and ii not then before the end of the term.
anu answer, said petition, the same will be taken
as confessed.
And il Is fnrti;er ordered that q copy hereof he
IN the Lexington Weekly INTELLIGEN-
GEN; II newspaper printed in said county OF La
iaystt-, tor four weeks successfully, the last in
TOO at least four weeks before the COM
OF the next term Of said court.
true COPY; attest:
II. L. BAKSDALE, Clerk,
By O.. B. DANIEL, ID. q.
lsylund s Son attorneys FOR piaiDtin. mayl4
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The epizootic has crossed the con.
unent aud is now working havoc
saanong the horses and seriously In
aersupting the business of California
aofagon. IL has broken ont
to Tia .me cavalry horses belonging
the Maany engaged in tho war with
the mnxsn, and seriously impedes
our army. uisislon OF
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N. xar

1syThfs road As now finished from
Moeer,y 70 Fayette. The frst traip
fflys st Fayatie on the morning OF
/ Apfg SUN. II was d big aay for The
people OF that town as we'll as .be
siffzetis OF the county, p~encraiiv,
There Was agrand Publication over
the event, many thousands OF he
Eaol people q FLAT old and sahstan.;
ial county pariscipatipg. !
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Mortuary.

Several distinguished persons have
died within the past week or two.
John r. Thompson, who has won
praises from all sorts Of people as q
poet, critic and story teller, for Z
long time editor Of the Southern
Literary Messenger end since the
war a frequent contributor to our
leading periodicals both North and
South, died in Richmond last week.
Hon. James Brooks, editor of the
New York Express and member of
tie last Congress the Chief Justice
Of the L. S. Supreme Court, Hon. S.
P, Chase; Hon. James L. Orr, Minis
ter to Russia; and John Stuart Mill,
the eminent English political econo-
mist, have all passed away within a
few days.
Cakes Ames, of Credit Mobilier
hotorietv, also died from an attack of
r1rdlysis at his home in Massaclu-
sets on the 9th inst.
DR.. McGuay, q distinguished edu-
Gator and author of the McGuGy
srhool books, died a few days sii.cc
at Charlottesville, Va.
Martin l.. Fowler, a promising
young lawyer OF C~arrollton, died al
the residence of VIM. NJ. Eads in
that place on the 4th inst, orcerebro-
spinal meningitis.
The telegraph brings intelligence
Of the death, in England, of Charles
William Macrcady, atragedian whose
n'me is indissolubly connected with
the British and American stage.
Capt. Hall, of the Polaris, WHO
went out three years ago on AL arctic
exploring expedition, died on the
9Th of October, 1871, in latitude 81
deg. 80 min, ofapoplexy. The news
reaches US through a party o~fnineteen |,
VI the officers and crew who became
separated from the vessel last Novcm- s
Der and have been drifting on the ice
Until picked up Oh the oath Of April !,
on, the coast of Labrador. |,
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SaIC

SE
"HEREAs, Joseph .. shelby and Elizabeth
w \. shelby his wife, by their certain Se.d
81 trust, dated the Eth day of September, A. ID
ISiy, and duly recorded in the Recorders office
oi Missouri. In decd hook No. . nj pages Ii2. 4I3.
ana III, conveyed to tn g undersI.ned. the fnjlow
ihS described tracis AMI parcels Of land. sitnote
~ tie county OF Lafayette and State Of Missouri.
eo.M.t: iie southeast quarter of the northwest
Iuhtter ana the northeast quarter of The south
"tst quarter: also the southeast quarter of thr
northeast quarter OF section twcnty-one taIJ :also
me west half Of the northwest quarter of section
tWcEly-IWo ca also The west half of the south-
west quarter of said section tw,ut--two caal /. nad
INC northwest quarter of the northw est uuartsr of
.Sction twrniy-sevek gu all OF saidlands helm
IN township numhes iOrty-nine Yg). of rnn-e
twsnty-six G6). and combining three hundred
anu twenty acres mo. g or less,
Ln trust, however,, TO secure the payment of
ele'en certain pron:ssory notes in said deed of
trust described, together with any and All sener-
al anu Special taxes on said lands. which m,v
nave beeii paid by the party of the third nort or
ms assisliets, according 10 the provisions of sail
ueeu OF trust; and whereas four of said several
proinissory notes are doe and remain unnaiJ
we VIII, 10y virtue OF the provisions OF said del
81 trust, anu nj the instance and request of the
iawiui owner and holder Of said notes, on
Saturday, Mny nth, 1873.
pctwecen the hours of nine O'Clock in the forc.
loon aiiuhye O'Clock in thr afternoon OF thai day
a. Wy courIinmse door, in the city of Lexington.
TO Sell publicly at auction, 10 the b;rbest h;II..
LOT casn, SAID above described tructs and perceis
VA ianh, or 30 much thereof as may be necrssury
:" s'',s!n me payment OF said four promissory
SAID party Of the third part, or his assiy,iss ~ ~
Vt special taxes on said lands, in accor-
.anes win The provisions OF said deed of trIst
Iose'her With the cost aud expenses of tbjs trust
MXSNSHARiAHJ :. MITCHELL,
nprss-,d r
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Hon. Thomas G. Reynolds, o fSaint
Louis, Cox John T. Philips of Scdalia
ana e j. A.. Smith, d. D., OF Chi
cago, are among the orators who will
Graee the commencement exercises Of
"tiiiam Jewell College, on june Sd.
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n a -sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons inter.
~ ssted In the estate of Frederick D.. Fulfer-
son, deceased, that the undersigned, executers
VIII apply ut the next term of the Probate Cour;
81 Lafayette eounty, to be begun and held At Lex
tngton, NO, on the first Monday in july, Is73.
70 make . final settlement of said estate,
PETER j. rULEERSON and
WArrY W. FULEERSON,
"~Sis-oW Executors.
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The State conycntion -
rans OF Husbandry in tue lat-
, ,se aoi h9 of ,ti II Johnson county, on
ing Interest whiehs the ,
movement excites, and The m%nltinis.
ing oranges" in the State, pron,;sa
to make the convention al Import
ant event.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-14

An immense and varied assortment
OF stockings, paniers, soaps, counter.
panes' and a little of everything in
line at Bottom Prices. We bovo
bought q large stock of dry goods.
ana prices are any ~inducement, we
WIZ yell them. We intend sellino a,
bottom prices. We buy for cash and
sen ior cash, therefore have all adj
vantage. We have a two-button kid
sn stamped with our firm name,
n hne as most 80 gloves, which we
i,, seil at 81. Call for them. They
Will do you good.
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