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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Means what lae says.

| Though combinations strong I'd
proofs OF Holy Writ and as numer-
Gus as the sands on the sea shore, were
produced to prove that DR.. Pierce the
proprietor of DIR. Sage's Ca,arrh
Remedy, is in earnest and means
what he says, when he offers $500 re-
ward for any case of Catarrh which
ne can not cure, yet there would be
some s&eptics aud fogies who would
continue to shout "haM6ug., kum-
0"g!" "lt cannot be. because Dir.
f1oincspun says Catarrh cannot be
cured. Now, this DIR. Homcspun
Is the Identical, good natured old
fellow who honestly believes and
persists in declaring that this earth is
not round or spherical, but fiat as a
"slap-1ack," and does not turn over
otherwise the water would all be
spilled out of Deacon Bascom's mill
pond. But astronomical science has
positively demonstrated and proven
that Dr. Hemespun in wrong in sup
posing tho earth to be fat and station.
airy, and medical science is daily
proving the fact that he is no less
mistaken and behind the tunes in re-
gard to the cursbility of Catarrh. In
snort, II has been positively proven
that this world mOreS, and that medi-
cal science as prOgreSSiue-the opiu-
ion of DR.. Homespun to the contrary
Notwithstanding. That DR.. Sa"e's
Catarrh Remedy will cure Catarrh.
who / ave used it attest.
Then buy it, and use it. in doubt do net stand. |
You Will hnd i. in drug stores all ever the land |
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Another Negro Ravlshor.
His Victim n Seven Year ola c,-,

The Kansas City Times of yestsr.
day tells of horrible crime commit.
ted in Wyaadotte, Kansas, on Monday
6y mulatto barber, named Jebn
Tanner, upon the person of little
daughter, seven or eight years of a@.
OF MIR. b. Engler, a German shoema,
ker. Tanner kept his barber sbnn
two doors from Ensler's residence
II is not known when the crime was
committed. The ailment of the child
was not known until last Fridav
Mheh physician had to be called in
The child, though evidently Iaborin"
unoer great fear, was induced by her
mother to disclose the outrage that
had 6oen committed upon her per.
son. 1t seems the fiend coaxed her In.
TO his back room, where he accom-.
pllshed his fell purpose. The father
was SICK, and his wife did not inform
him OF the occurrence until Sunday
night. The negro becoming alarmed
ned to Kansas City, where lie was ar.
rested in negro hole of infamy on
Monday evening. He was taken m
Jail, but it is thought the infuriateS
mob will not leave him to the sis~
punishment Of the law,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

TIE Supreme court Of tho United
States patched mp ~ IL has bcos, has
smserthsless proved a Troublesome
isstitutioa to the Radical power.
that be and hsvc been. On several
occasions when questions affecting
tho validity Of Radical legislation
were before this tribunal, and were
likely to be decided adversely to the
wishes Of the dominant party, Con.
grsss interfsred, and by special en-
actmcnt took them out Of court on
the plea that political Issues wero
outside Of the Jurisdiction Of the
court. This was done In the McArdle
and other casos. And 1t 10 a notable
fact that up to this time, neither tho
Nil, NV or the XIV amendment
has been allowed to DO submitted to
direct legal test. Tho best and
p"rest men In tho country have per-
sistontly eontcndcd that those amend
i"ents wcre never legally adopted;
but ell classes under the pressure Of
circumstances hare acquicsccd in
them a. part Of the organic law. The
vigilance of the congressional manip-
Hlators being thus luilcd, certain
cases, knova As tho New Orleans
slaughter-house cascs, were taken TO
tho supreme cosrt, In which a decis.
ion has recently been rendered, that
10 creating . commotion among poll.
'icians. Tho opinion Of tho court
declares, In substance, that the XIlt,
NV aud XIV amendments are of
effect only as applicable to the black
mon IN tho South, aud carry with
them NO weight when applied to the
rommon intercourse Of tho citissns
of the states lately In rebellion. Par.
ties opposed to the execution Of acts
based on these amendments will no
doubt still further test tho willing.
ness Of the court 10 declare the law
as II 10, and not a. q partisan congress,
wishes tito be. The following from
Radical paper shows how the dim. |
Guilty 10 to be gotten areund:
leading constitutional LAWYERS
support the areuments advanced
that the ssprsms court has no author,
NY Of dsdnito or binding effect ON
questions Of . Political charactsr.
aud further hold that CongreSs alono
,i,i ran csnstrus aud !egislais upon no.
ilt'cei questions which the President
~ called upon to carry Int O execution.
snd that the judicial branch In now.
interfere" s"' w
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Foreign Aspects.

The foreign situation remains mud.
died. Civil war is reported immi
uent in France, which We don't
believe. France has never been, to
all appearances, better governed than
ut present.
There is . great exodus from
Spain, ewing to the difficulties in
that country. The Spanish Republic
still exists, but its future seems q
prscarious one.
The German Empire has assumed
big job in attempting to control the
clergy, . bill to that effect having
passed the upper house of the Prus-
s'an diet OH the 25th inst. The En-
peror William has gone to St. Peters
ours to have y conference with the
Cxar, which Of course "msans busi-
ness" Of Importance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
The Louisiana Difficulty.

New YORK. April ga special
from New Orleans says: Gov. Kel-
logg has sent the State militia into
Tarsiatahon parish, installed the
officers, scattered the mob who had
collected and restored order. He has
secured q steamboat on which is
mounted a 12-pound howitzer for
service in the rivers and bayous, and
has organized battalion. of cavalry.
He has also directed the Attorney
to prosecute Gov. McEnery
and others under the usurpation act,
and also for treason, and has offered
q large reward for evidence that will
lead to the conviction of those who
We're engaged in the recent massacre
in Grant parish.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
OBITUARY,

Our community Inns been plunged Into gloom,
by the death of one who was general fayorlte.
Lizzie ilarindn died at the rrsidoncc of her uncl.
Al. Hnmyarncr, Grrsnton, on Sunday morn
Ing, April 8. She would have been, had shc
lived, II years old On the 2sth sfthis month. Far
more than ordinarily gifted, n desout young
member Of thr Christian church, and scrupu.
ios"iy conscientious In the discharge or every
u'ay, none ever new her but 10 admire and love
She came here In the iail of 1851, with her sister
SHa-who uiru three years ago, OF the same fell
ii,rass, cnnshuptiun--to attend the school the n
Taught by Capt. W. A. Wash, whv pronounrs,i
thrin the brightest scholars he ever hal No
ohr ever visited his school without having thrm IN
t"intr'l out Tor special notice. puriuv All ihr
snrtriuss incident to her lingering ,ilnsss, La.
Ne was never heard 10 msrtnur, but bore her
'ros" WIN ,hc patient resixngton OF q true chris.
iiin, We mourn her death. but We Know hrr
pure soul haa ~iIycd ii- glad flight 10 higher
nh'l nsntr world, or Huch ~ Abe IL the kIaR.
n"'n OF h'a'cn tod hrlp all her sorroWIsx
irirGds 10 meet h,r In the great Arrsaitrr
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

eEDALIA DIvERsIoNs.-A fire oc-
cured at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
Whlcii destroyed four wooden busi-
ness houses on the west side of Ohio
street, from the First National Bank
10 me alley on the north. Loss about
$1,000. Insurance $4,000.
A Young man named John w, Stew
arr, foreman of the fire company, on
the same day shot in the bowels and
u Is supposed fatally wounded
woodbury. Blocksen, a druggist from
Dresden, who came to Sedalia that
morning to purchase goods. Stewart
was lodged in Jail, but no canse is as
signed for the shooting except drunk
enness.
The city authorities arc trying to
solve the mystery of child murder,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Hiram Young's wagon factory in
Independence was burned to the
ground on Tuesday, the ED inst.
Los Loss about $1O, 900 insured for $685.
Hiram was free negro, and long
oetors the war was quite eminent for
ms push ana enterprise in building
up good trade. For many years he
has been an honor to his race, and we
regret to hear Of his loss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
TRUSTEE'S aAlE.

WHEREAS, Joseph q. shelby and Elixsb.th
| " y shelby his wife, by their certain deed
81 trust. dated The Eth day or S,p,-mhtr, A. ID.
with,e and for the county Of Lafayette and STATE
nj Missouri, in deed book No . nj parr. ita IA,
ana ~, conveyed To the undersigned, ihe follow
Ing described tracts and parcels Of land, situate
| IN tht county oil Lafayette and state Of Missouri
| to-Wit: The snuthrast quarter OF the northwest
quarter ana the noriI~ast quarter of the south
"est quarter; also the southeast quarter OF the
nnfIhrast quarter OF section twcnfyonc tsll ;atO
me wert hnf NJ the norhw.st quarter OF section,
twenty-five ta) also tie west half of the south.
west quarter OF said section TWENTY-FIVE (.9l and
thr northwest quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
s.',lon W twrniy-seyet CD sl OF said lands Lsih
IN township numbe. iorfy-nine CIg, OF range
twGnty-slx ts6). ant coniaInipg three hundred
anu twenty acres mo- or less.
IN trust, however, to secure the payment Of
ele'rn certain promissory notes in said deed Of
trust described, together With any and all grner.
~ and special taxes on said lands. which may
~ ~; pttn rsid by the party Of the third part or
hts nss!khtrs, according to the provisions of said
Wec,. OF trust; and whereas four Of said several
ptoihssory notes are due und remain unpaid,
WIN, by VIRTUE Of the provisions of said deed
~ 'rust, auu at the instance and request OF the
Lawful owner and holder OF said notes, on
Saturday, May I7sh, 1878,
Detweeen the hours of nine O'Clock in the FORE
"on snu hye O'Clock in the afternoon Of thatday
s une courthouse door, In the city of Lexington,
!" sell publicly at auction, 10 the highest bidder
~, .ash' sHio above described tracts and parcels
VI !anu or 80 much thereof AS NAV be necessary Z.
nn,sa y; tht payment Of said four promissory
sald party of the third part or his us,iSnrss' for
S.or Snsrn. or special taxes on said lands in sccor-
anss ,r, Win the provisions of said deed of trust
'e@''''f win y. CnSt and expenses Of this trust.
xxnnSnAR!Au J. MITCHELL,
nprc3-td r.,....
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Ono Captain Beu. Wright, a chris
.,an, q civilized white mau, officer IN
'ns v. .. army, and above all, most
exemplary Radical, euticed the Modoc
Indians into a peaceful couferenc.
aud assassinsted eighteen Of them /.
cold blood, Of which the country
heard nothing until the sous Of these
murdered men killed Candy and
Thomas under somewhat similar cir
cumstances. Captain Wright was
promoted. The Modocs arc to be
sxterminated. Those Indians are
swfully treaeherous aud barbarous,
but Uhat are sce1
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Tho publishers Of the Gen. Lee
portrait desire their agents to send them the
name and post Office address Of every sub.
'cfioer TO the picture. as they wish TO record
'hem IN . handsomely bound book, and
"hen the monument is completed, said book
VIII lie forwarded to the association at Lex.
instsn, Va, for future reference. and for
i"t're generations to look at and SEQ who
helped in the work.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
DIED.

OxGO.
III this city on Saturday April 2Sth, ISADORA
w BURDEN. wife Of John r. Burden, Esq ,
and daughter or Col. Thompson NJ. Ewing, late
ol Lafayette county, deceased, aged about thirty
years.
a, On Tuesday. April 20th yesterday, Mr.. ED.
WARD McCAUsLAND. aged 40 years, son OF
VIM. and Julia McCnusland.
Funeral will take place to-day ut two O'Clock,
ut the residence. two and half niles south OF
Lexington.
In Aullvillc. April q, 1879, and Inferred in
~. M.n.cprinh csmctry. Lexington, Mo, April 10,
ChARLEs q: FISHER, son or Phillip A and
Cntln'rine u. Fisher, aged Z years.
In johnson county, April 49, nj tbe resIt.,r.
ofJ T. Rush, MAK1INu. RUSH. son of WIN
and Harriet Bush, Of Lafayette county, aged 30
years. "
At the residence OF her husband, near this citr.
April 18Th. of heart disease, kE1TIE r., Wit.
q 4. &. Moore, aud daughter OFT. b. and NJ ,
j. ballard.
in Huntsville, tAla. y Arrll 18th, WIN. WAR
Rem, formerly OF this city
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

A Grange of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry was organized in the Catron neigh
horhood at the Burns school house on the 18th
inst. All the prominent farmers anil many
ladies' were enrolled. VIM. I. Hays, master :;
ID. b. Weeain, Secretary.
A Grange was also organized at tho Glad
dish school house, in Dasls township, on
the 18th inst. S. L. Smith, master; w. IL.
Hammond, overseer; James Gladd!sh, Sec.
retary; Phil. Z. Ayers, Treasurer.
The Asysiew Grange. the FIRST organized
the county, is In flourishing condition,
numbering about seventy mcmbers-nearly
all the farmers in the neishborhood.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Among the most important cases
to be considered by tho Supreme
court now in session at Jefferson
City, is that of Britton ct al. va. J..
&. kapper, assignee ST. Louis and
st. Joseph Railroad Company. The
copy OF the transcripts to be used in
the case makes 1,l00 pages of manu-
script. About one million of dollars
are involved. The case was tried at
the last District Court, when the
second mortgage was set aside, and
Britton ct al. allowed to prove up
claims amounting to about $3.50 600.
Neither party was satisfied, and both
Joined in appealing the case,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Ed, our colored coadjutor, who
makes his weight felt in each issue of tn.
paper, concluded to humor his turn for out
side speculation on Monday afternoon, by
foot race with little scrub of u
uarkey with about half his own length Of
lcSs' AMI was surprised when he saw his dol
lar disappear in scrubby's pocket Ed. thinks
lhat nI.ser's legs is mighty 'ceiben.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Home, Kap,.. C,,v ~.

oFPhan's Home. kansas City, No,
Having failed by a few votes in the
Senate to get our Institution placed
under the guardian care of the State,
we propose trying to sustain it still
another year by voluntary don ation.,
hoping and believing that the Legis,
lature will yet agree to receive rs a
gift the property, and devote it TO the
welfare of Missouri's homeless, help-
less and friendless orphans.
Will those who have aided us be-
fore, please once again lend helping
hand? And will those who hays
never contributed, send along their
mite in the cause of humanity? Mon
eey, or anything to eat or wear, will
be gratefully received. Address.
""o!rphan's Home Society, Kansas
APRIL 26, 1873.
Mrs. NJ. A. LYKINs, President.
Mrs. G. G. BINGHAM,
Mrs. LAURA HOLMES,
MRS SARAH TYREE,
Mrs. S. r. JOHNSON,
Miss GIMME COLEMAN.
W. A. WASH, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

A SAD BEREAvEMENT.-Ourn nh,.
nary column contains tho notice OF the death
OF Mra. lsadnra ". Burden, wife OF John e.
Burden, Esq. Tho deceased was the dau..'.
ter OF Col. Thompson n. Ewing, for long
limo one OF tho most prominent citizen. Of
our county, and who died short time s,srr.
She had just passed her thirtieth birthday,
and TO add to the sadness Of her unlimel,
death, she leaves two infant children To cu.
counter. tho trials AMI disappointmcnts OF
life without mothers care. Tho Inflicted
husband and family Of the deceased have the
earnest sympathics Of the entiro community
In their great sorrow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

RIVER NEWS. s.-Arrived, Nav
Lowry. Friday, the 9th. +. II. Durfee,
Sunday, the a9th. st. Louis to Fort Benton.
Alice, st. Louis to Kansas City. Ecr cargo
FOR Lexington consisted of two bb!,. of oil.
The Mary Mcdonald, Capt. Geo. Keith in
command. is due to-day. She is running In
opposition to the Mo. River Pkt. Co. Freight
twenty cents per 100 lbs. River falling.
Stage, eight feet above low water marx,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

An election was held in Paris
(France) on Sunday (D to fill a vacant
seat in the Assembly. NJ. Barsdet. a
= regular Red Radical of the Com
mune, was elected by n large majors
ty. Radical candidates were also
successful in Marseilles and Bordeaux
All which means trouble for Presi-
dent Thiers,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Mere Foreign Prima Donna,,

Fifteen hundred singing birds of
different varieties, imported from
Germany by society organized for
that purpose, were turned loose in
the suburbs of Quincy, Illinois, the
other day. The native birds singing
union, in consequence, is preparing
for strike.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

The telegraph reports twenty cases
Of ehoiers In Vienns. Asia ihus puts
In ~ early appearance at the Exposi-
,i"", and 1t is not unlikely she will
nave The whols thing pretty much to
herself.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
NARRIED.

IN this city. April Gath, by Elder Frank W.
Allen, ut the residence Of the brde's father,
TON, daughter oil Granville Clayton, Esq.
The printers were kindly remembered. Cake
samples in bouatiful proftision made glad the
heart Of The devil and all hands.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

1Ae Illinois Legislature still sits,
too much like "patisnce on o monu.
i"enr TO suit the people of that
slste; and there 10 to be . called scs-
sion next winter also.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
GUARDIANS NOTICE or rINa1.
S6TTLEM ENT.

~ .sted IN nssseoy 1s. given to all persons inter-
~. n.nor heir OF Preston Patrick, dec,n.rj that
of ssi, r,ng gnea guardian ofthe person and estate
OF said mnar nss n,!sd his account for settisent
VIII snoaIe court OF Lafayette county M .nd ma
held dn H. M m, sns rsxt term OF said court, to BE-
fna disehargas nss. as Monday IN July, is73, for
aprsS-ot 8. G WENTWORirif' c,,x,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
CARPETS, Muz21nas
and Oil Cloths
EVER SEEN IN LEXINGTON

An immense and varied assertment
OF stockings, paniers, soaps, counter
panes' and a little of everything in
our line at Bottom Prices W. bora
bought a large stock of dry goods.
anu II prices are. any inducement, we
WIZ sell them. We intend selling At
oottom prices. We buy for cash and
sci lor cash, therefore have all ad-
vantage. We have two-buttou kid
@ slo'e' e stamped with our firm name.
and, ana fine as most 81 gloves, which we
wiz sell at 81. Call for them. They
will do you good.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

All resistance to the Kellogg u,ur-
pstions In Louisiana is to be put
down with high hand and without
mercy, SO the dispatches say.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Reapers !! Reapers !

",f in i 5asf received car load OF the b.s, brand
PfON. soIi uisM ~ states, to-wit THE CHAN
they have the best .s ssaSs BY telling them
av eve one and two years. time on tS,,u anH WI!
oniysesonu,ii.c beware Of such Resp.rs. Th.x s,s
no, oy m0 years pass; but First-cass Re.n sornnf
to iustiiv sHSn h terms you have crop Of rs.as
want our our pt ne That which is mn time yog
ss ssstronges, the finest finished, the smi,irst an me
fae,nrE ~ iraper I sold to dealers from the manu-.
old aud new styles psi 'o'h
Frtcs for Reaper Sl0l.
on. ,hi, cash, onc-ihiri LIST September, and
uI En .niru ISL January, 1874. IL desired do NOT
'"i' i niss 10 see ETH. I'M, Reaper before buying.
na,,rm nave t.e hrSl brands of culfivators. four
paurhs. the John Deer Advance the We.tern
Moline; the Layharp and the Peoria
wan AeeP oh hEnu, NJ all times the celebrated
Dasn Wagon,
me h6Iinsworth snlky Rake, the Peoria Doub,e
sho'els ana every other first -ciass farming inn
pement Call on faply-3ml IN IOiSK y
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

They have commenced laying down
the New French Atlantic cable from
Long Island, Now York. The
Great Eastern will do the awire
pnlling.p
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

The remains of Gen. Candy will
be inferred at Indianapolis, in Grown
Hill cemetery, in the lot owned by
him, and i'll which his father anu
mother are buried.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

NoIndian warrior since Tecumseh
and Black Hawk has achieved equal
notoriety with Captain Jack, chief
ot the Modscs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

They had big IRE in Ft. Scott on
'"e Ath, by which most Of the busi-
less part Of the town was destroyed.
Like Boston she wants NO help.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Bro. Peterson, of the Brownsville
Banner. threatens his neighbors that
they don't patroniZe him more lib
rally he will pull up stakes and
cave.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

There are seventeen Consulates va
cant, and the Government proposes,
in accordance with the Civil Service
rules, to subject applicants to COM
petitive examination,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Look Over this List
THESE PRICES:

Ladies Of Lexington and Latay ette
county! You know what you have
10 pay elsewhere. Come in; Nh
Inc our goods; learn our prices and
II you don't find that you can do bet.
ter get better articles and better
rates. than anywhere else, VIC don't
ask you to buy. Read:
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Tlse eighth annual session of the
Missouri State Sunday School Con-
yentton will be held at Sedalis, May
9Th, 7th and 9Th, 1878.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Tho circus bulletin boards around
the court house yard are neither useful uor
ornamental. Who's business Is 1, 10 take
them down?
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
A BOOK sos rsa m,..s,n,

gSr-S.[,, 5: fT7S-T---- ----~ssss
A Private Ccuasslor - ssae MarrieA
g thsss sSest 70 Marry, en- tie Physiological nys-
les and revelations Of the sexsal Jy.tesa, with he
Assst dsssvsriss in producing and prsvsasA1 -
esIns, Psssssving tie ssaplsAion, ks.,
Iho u Aa interesting work Of two hun6rsl and
aIy pasos with numerous sagrayinss and con Ia 10
nLeabls information for those who are married or
contemplate marriage; still 1t 10 book that ourLt
70 os under ieck and key and not laid esreIessly
about the house. .+S
s;st 2 tps psssae., ser Finy Cents iasr,,
seia bispsasary. Ne. u j. Rghth srse, Sd Luis ~
nEs3:sS % sU AFFLICTED AID uHroegryAFI
afpgag . .ss ne or,sua oc.ess ulo aassrtiss in
Ae@s, - astaG any Quaat asneliss psrus, DR. Rs,ss.
~ 49, shal ys.r Assass = = hGr dsplsrsin yss,
- psrI sAA - saasakad. psrp>1aST = -
EsZs o0eO.a b - vEA|so0se 1o. i(I7
4" oasia s143aE as1tss and csesaus 81. la.aS n
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
saturday, the I7.h day OF May A, D..
1850 -ss -sS

,,In o,c,o.I 'he hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and i've
house ,nor n Of that day in front Of the caurt
Oh Missouri, pyoceet to sell the aIe.s das.s,sa
inr ielH rs,1H a. paGAS vendue to the highest bidder
usni To satisfy said note tose6,r Win ths
COSTS und expenses of the trust wa" eus
apis SPENCER ". HROMS I.us.>~
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

JUST RECEIVED AT J. Fl.
ARDINGEE's DRY GOODS EMPORIUM A
COMPLETE LINE OF DRESS GOODS .
FINE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES, FAN.
u BOWS, sCARFS, ETC. PRINTS, NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL. CARPETS, BRUS-
sells AND INGRAM, CHEAP. CALL
AND SEE EVERYTHING NEW IN THE
DRY GOODS LINE. ADMITTANCE FREE I
J. H. ARDINGER,
ap-o-tl No. SO Main street,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
EGGS FOR HATCHlNc

Liver SPASGLED HAMBUGGHS. tbe ,nost
~ beautiful OF fall fowls, silver white ground
WIN each feather ending in black hall moon or
spauS!tdi rose doInbs, white enr-lobe SLATE COL
ored legs, great larers, non settlers. Eggs si 10,
per selling Address, A. B. MATTHEW'S.
aprl6-tf MAyy,ru, ~