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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-10

1i 1hf'u I" 'u' - = ~ n n TT.|-' =
The Terms arc Reasonable, and eyory accom-.
modation that can be procured a. hrstclass
hotel is provided. The tables are iadeh with
The Bar 10 we'll stocked with tho choicest
wines, liquors. and cigars ,...p.. A..
Upon the promises are tho best OF stable
acconm nmodations, and all who visit Glenbrook
will lind every convenience for the enjoyment
Of prolonged sojourn. The most experienced
and 'eficient Holsters are IN attendance h tho
Stables, and the best Of care will be given to
teams. ..-. ".-. ..H tsH. i...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-10
THE ROUTE

THE ROUTE
From Virginia to Glsnbrook 10 via Virginia and
Truckee Railroad to Carson, aud Benton's Line
OF Stages TO the Lake; and from Truckee BY
stage to Tahoe City, crossing the Lake in Cap
tain Lapham's new and elegant Steamer 10
GlenbIook. ru4w vn.
...rr TIME. Hr-
Leaving Virginia At 7:45 A. L., arriving Of
Glenbrook at Lao P. H.; the steamer leaving at
a;SO p. ~, making an enjoyable trip over tho
Lake TO Tahoe City, and by stage 10 Truckee.
yf RETURNING, s"...
The Stage leaves Truckee at sA. u, reaches
Tahoe at 10 ~, Carson at f.h., and Virkinia
at 6P. n.
Hank Monk drives Doc Benton's stages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-10
NOTICE.

OWING TO THE DISSOLUTION OF THE
" Copartnership Of Graves, Maynard & Co.,
all parties having Stocks with them must take
mya7 I'd GRAVES, MAYNARD h co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

Wm. (. Dra:a:nani. Grc"rton. Geo. VI. Ter
-a!!. Wc,;tn<t,n. t,ha tish.i. Ssrnlrou Lap
S-s:e-sha. >ui-e-iSr. Justices. P-D. S.ies,
W-'f;n. t1n, VIM. y Mediation, Grcenton, CON-
EtSflcs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
st. Loa;s Live STOCK Market,

I Transactions in cattle yesterday were slow,
,n'i BUYERS found rpor ruIufnrt III locking over
tie yaiif. The sales ma'!r were small, and out
'idc Of the purchases of 4 lew los by local deal
rs nothing trAnS;,irr'i worth: "i especial mn
ton. \ firm feeling continues To lse:yahe la,
market, anu all the offerings, from the popl
'scaliwags' t. good through Texan steers, mr..
III active demand. Tie market closed s:eliy
and price, ranged frJ,a 81 lug 1 - for fair (,
good, and 81 SJHLJ 81 for choice natives. Fair
to good Indian steers ranged from So lJ@ II;
common to Iaedium from 81 lQ12 a.; thin, iish,
and common to the ''scu!lawag'' class from
81 EsgI 81 per loo lbs.
Tn following wee the general quotations at
he elise Of the sale, last evening: Good corn
fLttcd rIt!rr5, ranging: from 1851 10 if1 n,
ii So "ItsGtj 81 choice natives, from 1850 to Il q
lbs, III S1aj i2h.G5 -; good butri.ers', firm
100 10 l20 rs 81 81, $: $50; co-n-;.ttrl
Z Nan-, FROM 80 to I%U lbs, i; 81 -, siJjei 10;
medium, from 80 to ilVJ lbs, ut 81 90 81:
coIn:nOn TO iEflriar, ca to 80 lbs, .: 81 so
rs; native stock steers, go to IOU tbs, at So
&i"0; good 10 choice, 81 euai -; fd n4tiy,
cow, s. ii, s; sag 10. Sales We're rs foil w.:
~ lac far 1eNan steers, av o.. At 5. 81; IL
head common through Texan -t.ers, av 10, i, =;
-; 81 hea! DO, av ..I, u: 81 -; ;, head T.xan
stage and bull, Nv ~. at 81 co.
liDGs-!hi market VA again &C We e tcri.y
and and liberal :. les :acrr mad Buyers wrr.
ont il! full force, and operated with considerable
freed IN. Most of the hpg- coming in are oIl,
half %i.tteti, or Gra-s ID, which accJ,:nis f,r :.
marked siiininution IF value, for the past .iar Or
two. Whrn GOOD fl. hogs are o.irrcI TIE; find
ready buyers al quotation prices. >a.e, r por Ct.
ranged f:o.n s. II to 81 IS for hogs Varying f.om
~. 10 -jj lbs in weight. The following COM
,,ri.cd the hu'k of sales II!t'ic 1t The ,ariuu,
,aIi>: ~ i.cli. Nv .Ji al 81 II: - ll..ui, ay -,
Il 81 ~: 200 H. al, gS 49,, at 81 ~: 100 he nj. NV
10, Il, ~ -; II n, .ii, NV 20, at Si2.: II head,
Az ih., ut 81 -; Ii. head, av rs, al 81 -; ~
ACIi, aV rs, AT S -; - mead, ay III, II siI1:
~ head, NV les, -! 81 IL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

W. still have dry weather. The
farmers arc busy putting in their
wheat ; but they have n hard time OF
it. The ground is so dry that the!
have a h"untiful supply of dust 10
contend with.
noticed in the last issue of lii,
Register that some knowing one, who
Sigus himself "'Demncrat,"' says that
the "INTELLiGENCEH IS dead and
>tinkcth !; and that it died with the
Farmers Club" Itsccms TO me- that
he is not posted. If he had been. he
never would have made the above
STATEMENT. |. will tell him how the
lNTELLIGENcER' stands in the coun-
TRY among the farmers. 1t is the
only truc farmers paper that is pub
iisilcd in the COUNT. They think
that there Is not now. nor was.
suci, "A paper as it is. When the,
wish to see anythiugto their Interest.
thew look in the i%TELLiGENCER fol
it. Let him take IL stroll through this
county, and he will find it in nearly
every household. Ii the paper WIS
not appreciated. it would rot hav"
Tie snpror: it has. for it has the
iar"e-t circulation of any pHpc: III thl
county; and has L large Number OF
The best ci.iz lis in :..e county to
stand ready to assist it in ANY lauda-
Die enterprise which it may undo .
take. When all tho papers i'll La!ay-
cite county will be thought of as
things Of the past, the reliable aud
wei, established IHTELLiaESCEii
will have just begun its useful career
in earnest.
The Chris;ian church at.lhis plac,
commenced ap~Totrac;cd meeting o.,
iast Friday night. 1t is conducted b.
Ed. &. \. Hcadrick, o fknob Soster,
who is All earnest and able defender
OF the faith once delivered 10 til,
Saints.
Wheat tilrcslting to be all th'
90 with the farmers III present. Ever!
farmer wants his wheat inrcsl.e,
first: they all seem to get i'll Tho
notion at the same time. We have
several thrr.hers III this neighbour
hood. The one doing the most an,
best work, + UIcene. owned by Low
ell 4 Bro. They have sse% .nacl'in'
with the latest improvements, and ev
cry farmer that wants his whca
thrcslIe.l neat and CLEAN. always &c
tbs III.
The Mayvicw high school is in
prospecting condition it is conductc'
hv John l.. Wortiiington, n icache
of fine qualifications. aid thin
through him we may be we'll a,surc'
that our children will not want TO
proper instruction.
Our Young and esteemed friend, I
). Butt, has left lis, but not forever
he has gene to Warren>bur@ TO go t
she Normal school. lie l, voun'
nMan OF excellent literary attainIncnts
,n.i Il ! That he has 10 ITO Is to attcii'
>,r"lpu-3y 10 his books. and he vii
,sUuIc ont cn.Gu"rer ii til" end.
IuurS,.&c.. GRANGER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Local Manufacturing.

Tho subject OF local manufacturing, we
are glad. to say IL cngagtag the attention OF
citizens ms It hss never done hitherto
The importance, nay, even the necessity OF
something Of the kind Ia generally admitted.
\ prominent and public spirited citizen,
who has a heavy pecuniary stake to conserve
IN our city, has lately been corresponding
extensively with Western manufacturers.
with y view to obtain Information for him
.clf, an'l to place the manufacturing advan-
tages and facilities OF Lexington where they
might possible be productive OF some good.
ny Inducing foreign capital and enterprise
to take up u local habitatton In our midst.
The following letter was received from the
head Of the largest manufactures Of wagons
In the West, possibly In the United States.
The suggestion In which It abounds are val
liable because they are consistent with
reason. aud are the. results OF many years
o the persona experience Of o,c whose
life has been q FIRST lass success. 1t may be
noted however that he lacks information
touching the natural resources of our city
and county for manufacturing, which We
claim, and have no doubt we can demou-
strate,t TO be superior to the natural resources
of his own locality:
20" ASK Is no" 10 :" 10 "ork 70 get 'hefhorLL
Interest ii in manufacturing. II you Can find
s"fie Sool man. WIN goo" fhcehanisa' r'eaS'
vi GOO" htahc'ai aoh'tSV geo" o'ers"er' OF
IN who'h " aeaa nave '"'
'"'es' '"h''e"ee when eh'.s aie u"'io i'''es
tight. thru our advice would be, stock him up
and set him going; hut even he will fail unless
S"" can manufacture your articles rs eheapiy rs
'"es Gun D. 'he East
u" vi s'"".e''""' as ','s IT,
NOV 49,
- -
,;.,Ss - .r.. -
l,, -" '' ""e'"e "' 's P"!
~" 'i'i''."n's' ~" ,"",
OAK ''' wa :" 'a'ne'' W >'ul"" gu.
!" n"a '"c'''''' til" "'F o"n IL. w "a'
10 ""nes IA" one "a .'"' '"'e Wo"io nave OF
'tre",' give us ground. hut u" SHOP AMI iur-
h'sh All necessary hiaca'herS Ice ot expense 10
US II we "oa"' ioc''e VITA 'nSih'l We went 10
w"TS Tor 4 Irving Repairing old wagons. :ni as
fast ~ we had 4 o''ar IA spafei I! was Expended
IL fhS''rist re" "a'"o- ih'' wagon ia:o
the i"Hh'!''i"h 81 our present onS!fesS' we "i
hnl know Ii Tor I" long t''he' hosh-' we ''e'' ANY
t'ea "Vr business """ti ever feacn aus present
lr"p'rlons. hat ma: wagon WAS honesty M"
it''.'."''s m'"s' ""' "as s"f' 'h<Ap' we ''''
lart r"? N "'i'er AMI '"e::"e'l 'M' "heh u
'"e course -! tHr We Ge''r' tfH?pFa''eS' III"
WAGON, We I7""N"' some III! NJ """ta W -
S'""f' sia' We ''"'' h"h"'iae'"'' wagons ~
'"e seieE"i r'art''; anu 'a', "'s o'e" ''F S'"'
erA' ann since '"- Every "'!a' HIS oSe' GARY
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
lArAYErrEcoUNTY DIRECTORY
I. Cl...th MAIL fi co il mi nnnlni the

iNp1k--" w. t"e h'ssoshSS ~hNa '>
officer lives at LsNington.l
Circuit Court-Eir., Monday il March, August.
and December. 4. u. rowns,ey. Sctalia. iu.Sr;
II l.. Btrhsdaic, clerk; Al. Hall, prosecuting
County Crnrt.-FirstM Monday IN csoh non.h.
Ge,. VI Ambrose, L"Stuston, rres,!ii,El Justices
Conrad Sicank'e. tane"rdta. AM w.. .Srcs'
Probate Court -Sirsi Mon inN IN Ja'',iars,
Arrii, Jn'y sna n''ne"r, hitri!.r fNr's,i'
Ia fg.; Jofii T. Rar!cn. c:crs; NJ. Chapman pub
lie rimi.is'rL,or.
VIM. Souag, shcT:h,
WIN. 4. Gari"n. county collector.
r. n. Ireland. county treasurer.
VIM. UiSon. rer"rter-
.Ioha Fritz. assessor.
Geo. n. Calran. s:pt. pnhiic srhcos,
Jain ~. I.,"katr:, c"nsty surveyor. Eo'cr-
Harrison Smith. coroner.
LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP.
q. CLAYTON. James =. u,ltis, justices Of the
ps.ce; Cha,. Clayton, constable.
POWER TOWNSHIP.
1s,; rJl,,.- r,,i R.sha-, barclay, Dover. aud
VIA. Pa-e. rsS".ity, ~jas;::,s; George Hi!ock.
PAGE CITY. constable.
rrpnasroS TOWNSHIP.
Jn,. '. Hall aaH wm. :. Reel. wavc",v. jus.
tices. " ". Sh-pyeT, wHvcr'y, constable.
DAVIS TOWNSHIP.
N y Crac,rtia. Ph;li; l.. ty~cs.
lIiyS;asyili-. Hector A. Ihinm. !niivi,'-, jus.
t;.e,: Jno. b. SanimeyeC, AnitsI:S, Constable,
r:.Erpom TOWNSHIP.
v w. T:cnaa, Ca-crr'ja. II :, Price. Anil,
$i,ie. j~lstic>>;N u. pT.'Sc, Au' VILE, constable
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
7. Browning. r,'r. E"uhea Webster. justices;
Ee--y Barron, MIyy:ew, constable.
sSI-A-sAs IowSSG.F.
!. y. TSleasIr. Ill. Hope. rani'l C. n1ir,
ch1p%. Til!, justices: 4 Philip, traPcl Hii'
constable.
Gay TOWNSHIP.
AVN. {. Dra:a:nani. Gr'"rton. Geo. W. er'
raj. Hr,;ta- Il IN. Ipha Gthni, Strplcou ia"
= ~vl-A-tyr- Justices. I'm. S.tS
W-r;n.tan, VIM. y Mediation, Grcenton, CON-
EtHhlcs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Murder In johnson County
The Murderer Pursued Through
Lafayette County.
Exri.,uw scene a, Conc.ra,..


Last Muni,y mnraihx, rs t'n up-train TN
the 4. anu L. railroad hr,ke ny aud neared
Concordia station. Cuniuetor Lennon dis
covered an individual with u heavy pistol in
his h md endeavoring 10 board the train be-
fore II had stopped. As his manner was excil
ed and the risk he Incurred very great, he was
demonstrated with aui advised to walt until
the train stopped. This advice he Disregard
cd and pcrsevereL unit! he had gained \ foot
ing on the platform. Without loss of time
aud with his pistol presented, he dashed Into
the rear car, frightening the occupants, who.
from his m .nner, feared that u murderer had
broken away from his keepers or D dcspera-
do had gotten on u Rampage. Lennon, who
Is ever prompt In the discharge Of duty.
went to the defense Of his passengers, seized
'hegent,em IN and demanded the reason for
the intrusion. lie was only m officer in pur.
suit Of n murderer from johnson county.
whom lie suspected to be on the train, and
he did not want to give him MI opportunity
10 escape. The facts rs nearly AMI accurate
ly rs they could be obta ned. are AS follows:
The name OF the murderer l. Painter
ana u sa"'
left the country FOR parts unknown. Lately
y young man by the name of Phillips and d
companion started 20 Texas with u wagon
and team, taking the abandoned Mrs. Painter
with them. More recently Painter and VIII,
returned to the ncighhorhood in company
bringing with them the wagon and team %
Phillips. and his friend who mystcrious!,
disappeared, and Of whom no account roult
be obtained. Foul play was s .spcrtrd. All,
a warrant wa. issued for the arrest of Mrs
Painter. Bacon Montgomery. assisted b,
two officers lone of whom was tho father o
the missing Phillips went to the hou>,
where Mrs. Painter was stopping for til,
purpose of executing the warrant. Tn,
house was surrounded and she was cal ct
for. when Painter unexpectedly rushed out
pistol IN hand. aud fired at Phillips: the hal
penetrated his heart. and he dies. almost in
>tant,y. Mrs. P.lnter and her father ar,
under arrest. and the ur>uil oC Painter j
vigorously kcvi Ia,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Now Ferry Boat.

Travellers by tlc ST. Lou;S, Kansas City
and Nnrther; ros,i. AMI al others inter sled
n getting avert the river snd , 'ck again. viii
~ Erati!iei to snow that a new ferry boat is
:r in& huilt ut Mount City. Illinois, for The
Lexington Ferry company. Jos. l.. Thomas
t;"s lately returned! from 4 trip OF inspections
to Mound Citr and re: orts the work as pro-
gre>>in: satisfactorily. lie new boat Will liz
Of the siZa al the .l;r.ie"i il! al r.>pec;S. a.
strong and substantial A. the hes: bacterial
AMI skilled workmanship can miNe her
.',Tlui splinter new from keel 10 top of
chimney. the oIi belle will probably II,
converted into a wt.arfhoa'. She i, soUn.'
in her Iimtrrs and machinery, tut her Mol,
el !. defective. AID sac Las ary"r .irra 81;
i-!ictiuu 10 her owners.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Distressing Accident.

Hugh Cam pl,ell. a iit'Ie 10 year 81 : o.
I'hom,, Il. W alitcc, Esq . met wiiha Pii!!l",
accident last Monday. from ciriess" :" }"
b,n.u, NJ fire arms. TIE little it"h" aaa "
ti..,l presented to kiu: a We : ago. h"d MOI
witb,taulin- he had been repeatedly eau
TONED 10y his prudent father against hah'-
ling II. lie went cat Msu,:ay evening III
company with i tile son OF Harvey }. Nc
Hs,,on. Ed. TO test its ACCURACY. by SONS
mean. the pistol was di-cii,rsei.i in his ,'an's.
iii. ball passing through the flesh h,twee'
the thumb and lIc index finger. iniiie!inx :.
painful though not 4 dangerous wound. III
lni will b. slightly di>tgurcd. and ln"s
po..iblv serve to aimoniSii hin Through III
OF the dan ger Incurred III violating precep''
which should be needed. DIR. Chamber
VA, summoned and dressed tie wound. Tn
media Tnlfnyy iS ,intup we'll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Rev. James A. Gnar!eS.

We are requested to announce TINT IA"
I,ev. san.es 4 Qunl-<. TIE beloved fAs'..
,o- man, wears Of Tie Old School lrrshyte-
ria, church af ,!ii, city. xttp-eac'i his prom
-. and f,r.w.il sermon ath!- church on
sunday next. This sniouncr ''"'
sill he received with regret n"f 'h'H Nv Wv
7u.rber. Of the rhurcfi, but by Nie h"''"
friend. Of sir. Qiarlr- outside of IT, c'"rtH'
xyhs have learned TO knew and es.'' III i."'
,or his pie,y. his sa,ia' excellence. all III"
moral influence which. 10y prerept a." ~
.u,r,,e he ha. long cX"rtet in this eomnA""i'.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Special Premium.

The vonny men Of Lafayette county WIN
..a-,r.r which shoIii auti:le thsm 10 re-
r,,,i,i,n as puhlic henetactors. have ON
,,,r.,y to the front for tar purpose OF IN
s.,i,,, our fair witt, AZ least one attraction
,.,, off, The following !lanGsanie premiums
vor,,a hest lady go ,e>:rienne. unmarried.
sst premium so; 81 premium 80 II Is
an ,naiSpensa5 condition 10 contestants
fur those premiums that the, sinai "a" II
married. Tie youus men are not par:I'"'
larry interested in the riding arrc:ip'>h-
,,o,,,s Of other mems wives. The p'e-
,,i;,,r. viii he commended Tor on SATURDAY.
she last Gay OF the fair.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Executor. sale OF Real Estate.

NOTICE. l. hereby gwen 10 all persons, that
~ by virtue Of The power and authority vested
Ia. .it., as Executor IN ami by The last VIII and
testament Of william SELF. deceased, !, John
l.. itylaul, Executor Of the last Will anu Tesla
ment Vi SAID William Sell. deceased, VIII, "n
Thursday, h 9ih day OF October,
a. d. 1873,
IN front of the court house, in the city of Lex
iig;on, ii t;e county OF LIia, "ii., AMI Nta.c ~
Missouri, aud Iurilg the sv-si III OF the frphiie
Court ui siii county, = Ii at pubic utriIUa To
t!:c nIgh.s 4 bidder fur u 81, all t:se right. lille
lilerr,r aud estate ui IN - Il Viii IN S,iI,
deceased, in and to the fJli IwIB: described rc,l
estate, situate AID being in The cnuDfy oI LiiaS-
cite, and state OF Missouri, sud GeScriJei il
salu lI,i wiil and testaIue IL as follows:
Beginning AT n point Ii fee! ubfih Of Tie north
west conner al !. uGA No. y, il Tic Gr.t al,liiu.
L. The tr wn Il l. Xin ton utn c5aid, ant run
ming t.eure north To- lie nUrti:er. line OF sscrio,
scciion eis;w-rIly, 10 u point IA ,r;h of he uur,
c;l-t corner OF sai.t tiOck -, beinSIhr. e hGndre,
feet distant: tn nee south 10 point 10 Ieet u ,rth
OF the northeast corner of said blycA
-; thence with u line paral .l 10 the
line secondly mentioned above. west 3s
feet to the plac- Of beginning. said lui
by estimatE being SO r.s: 1 iucircJ vide NJ IN,
west end and III feet 0 inches wide 1t The east
,nd, and three hiGdrei feet long, AMI hIvin:
tie brick dwelling house Of said deceased au,
othrr houses si;s:at Il on it, aud is-a part of iiie
strip between the First and .initersan's aiIiiriou
10 tue cry al LeNiugtan. Said re4i estate viii
lie said for ct-i.r Ter Tn. p;IrI,n. e III isaytus the
debts ,il~ e sae estate Of said William self, de-
August, ISIS. JOHN Z. RILASD,
srrf3 Execursr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
n :

u & NE"16N.
The multitude Of books i 80 great that no
one establishment. however large. can keep
everything published on h,n,i: hut Mrnrc
. Austin hay" arrangements by which they
IAN supply almost any BOOK not out Of print
price. Their stock Of miscellaneous and
school books i. a good one. and nearly every
thing In the line l. Kept on hand. They also
sell gieet music and musical Instruments.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

HIGGINS, NUTTER s. REA,
Have formed II co-partnersl,iP for receiving,
weighing. watering and shipping stock.
For the convenience OF our customers we
are now making a large pond adjoining the
stock yard. Come to HigsinsriIle for cheap
lumber. good prices for wheat. and extra ill.,
ducements to shippers. W. Ia. REA.
semitic 1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

The regular meeting If the Direr-
to-. ortha Iatel igs"reT Printing Snd yah
Ii.hin. Company Will he heii At the 'n'ei'i.
.erccr OH 20 on the tir>, Mondsy IN October
itar s:al. a. l! o'clrrS Az.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
EMBROIDERED EDGINGS
AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
WILSON 81
HAVE THEM.
CALL EARLY AND GET FIRST CIOICt'
A WORD TO TRAVELLERS.

we have Il word to say in favor ol tn. Missouri:
Pacific Railroad. 1t Was Tire. '.i'pnrcr' li:i"
Westward and i the '.n!l rcli..biv'' route To -
Louis. Win tae improvements which i:.v,
Hrrn made during the lctst year, We Ia ilrN- iiiii
he Missouri Pacific Railroad has The hest track
tnh the nn"-t and ~ife-i equipment; OF amy Ian,
w.stDf the Mississippi. Runs 'iliiv express trans
Of line Coaches, cYuipi,ri with the miller plat
TOM AMI the patent air brake, from Lexington,
through ~ taiia aI"t Jefferson City To 1t. Louis,
connecting nj 81. Loui, with eleven through
routes 20 prints North, Fast and south. l'arsic-
ular information, with maps, time tai,lr>, &c,
may be- had Al the Ticket U!!icr nttle Company in
ton to r \. Ford, Gcneisl Passenger Agent,
81. InuiS. Nh.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Saturday, n Iith day of October.
n. n. I2.S

Between the hours OF II O'Clock in he f.reno"r.
AMI J"'"i,ck III The AFTERNOON uf ,iit day TO-
coed 10 sell The above described rctl rstLtr, orr
mich thereof A. may Lee i,rcrssIry, al r.i'.i'
NttIuc, 10 the highest t.iIItcr, frr c.,n IA tali,
IN Iron. oil Inc Court iiou- T. .cnr, IN ,ac Gay ~
i.rSii!-toi. .'ftystt c.'isni!. Missouri, ipi IA
purpose "i sa.i>iyi!S anu la!tiS on SAL nh!'
AMI in.ciest ami IA cost of executing t.,i> tri,t.
serlD JOHN T.. RiLAND, trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
The Daily.

A daily newspaper has bcen talked of al
intervals l.! Lexington ever since TIE clos.
OF Tie W.T.. Hill. RIO. however. it has been
''a!l IL X an.i no cider Latteriy I few
y3,ag ia2n OF enterprise and hDDe.i.ne->,
relying upon the r skill a. practical printer.
and u determination to win su cess ny merit,
have achieved what others proposed. Til.
FIR. number wasisSu,d MONDAY, the sccOua
Ma prom .p:iy Oh tine Yesterday evening
Both nuii"cis are Li. Lily cre,:i,able 10 III,
gentlemen concerned. and 10 the city. They
r'ci. contain nearly twic" the a>era-,
quantity of reading matter OF more pretcn.
tiouS dallies We wOt of which have been sr,>.
tanned for years. The address of Me-.r>
William. Bowman aud Wilson, is mlIil
AMI independent. and whether the daily
{ ;ey will DO Their duty.
Our esteemed and venerable friclit
jesse Roberts. Of GrccIitun, seat TO our Ui.!c,
u few days rgo a vegetable curiosity OF til,
ewertpo:I.oc family. 1t Was not one OF III,
sweet %l.ntatue tamiiy hut was . wi:oie tamil,
of sweet potatoes In ITSELF. Ii kicked ti'
j, All (iiid i, wa> big enna:ii to kich) 1t II:
pounds. acrurdiu. TO Fairbanks. Tie H.
sage that there were rcla;iv.s left behind .
Jcss. VIII 'xcusc the doubt Intil the proc
is Forthcoming. Seeing III tbs case iii nee
tsslry 10 believing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

NOTICEl
have received 4 lar assortment Of
EXTRA PINE LUMBER
H 1GGIN


| am now Offering II very low for cash.
Those who wish lumber will do well to call
an! see me. Mt my tmber yard west Of the
depot. i will also take whe 1t in exchange
FOR lumber, at the highest cash price.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
DIR. JOHN L.. D~oGGErr,
CUr notice.

tie tameatary upon the g. iate OF Os-
car y iiatsori, ar;ea,r''' y.sre ss~n,vttt
,:t- county, on the tn day IL s,pietn'er, Is.J
All per -oas having clair +, ar-inst saint csiai. ar,
required to present - "a Ia said o.,vrt for allow
anee within one va tfSsa this date, or they ma,
be prcelnle-i, I'D Il sid claims are not pre-.
-entsd vtn.A tao Years thes will he Eprsy-,
barred eAVtp Vt. RED, Exec.tar.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Dress.

Drcss.NIlking.
To ladies' who wish To have work ''one III
snis line. Mr-. Arnold would say. please give
.,cr Il call. AMI test the competency oil hci
superintendent Of that department. Calla
NY store, Gil Main street. Respectfully,
II MRS. $. 7. ARNOLD.