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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-29

PORTLAND.
Adams House, Temple st. Charles Adams
Proprietor.
Albion House, III Federal SD G Perry,
Proprietor.
Americas House, India st. =. III. Dodge,
Proprietor.
City Hotel, Cor. Congress and Green st.
John II. Davis & Co. PrOprietOrs,
Falmouth Hotel, r. e. Wheeler, Pr0pri-
ef0r.
PrebIe House, Congress st. Gibson & Co.,
ProprietOrs.
1T. Julian Hotel, Cor. Middle and Plum
SITS. g. K. Ward. Proprietor.
u. q. III otel, Junction of Congress and Fed.
erai SITS. Il. Cram g. Co., Proprietor.
Walker House, Opp. Boston Depot, Geo.
Brigham ar, Proprietor.
Commercial IOuse-Z. O. SanbOrn & Co.,
PrOpIietOrs.
PEAKS ISLAND.
Union House-W. II. zones. Proprietor.
SOUTH CHINA.
Lake House. j. Savage, Proprietor
RICHMOND.
Richmond Hotel, ii. Springer. Proprietor
sKOWHEGAN.
Turner House, y. In. Ksussey g. Co. Pro
prief0rs.
Elm Honse. M. HI. Hilton. Proprietor,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-29

Embracing the leading Hoter IN the State at which.
the Daily PRESS may always oe found.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-29

Passenger train leaving Portland at 800 P. NJ.
daily Sundays excepted, arriving in Boston at $50,
making the time in
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS;

At The request Of tho County Collector, we
publish tie following amendment to tho
revenue Law. and call the attention Of all de-.
IInqucnts thereto:
An Act To nfnepd an act entitled IAN act
concerning the assessment and collection OF
the revenues" approved March 40. 1SI2.9
Re 10 enacted by tie General .4ssens5iy Of tic
STATE Of Kiss0sri, al. foHors: 2,
SECTION l. Section one hundred and tf-
tern OF tho above entitled act is hereby
amended To read IS follows:
SECTION lis. II any taxpayer shall fail
or neglect to pay such collector his taxes Mt
the timo and place required by such notices,
then 1t shall he the duty OF the collector, after
the first day Of Janua y then next. to collect
aud accsunt TO, as other taxes, an addition
nj tax Olive per cent. upon all taxes col
lected In the mouth of Jannary, and ten per
cent upon all taxes collected In the month OF
Februnrs, md TWO per cent. per month In
addition TO the ten per cent. for February.
upon tho amount of all taxes not paidin
| February. and collected thereafter. Coles
tors shah. on the day of their annual settle
| mrnt with the county court, fle with Aafd
court d etatenent under oath ofthe nmount
80 received, and settle with the court there
Flor; and the collector shall be entitled TO one
tenth part OF, kucii additional taxes for coi-
Ieciioi.o az the sanietp provided, however, TINT
such intescst shall not be chargeable against
ssrsssa who h e., h,s %i ssssai 'r ssps iss' 81 S sSe .s ans
and United States, or assinst any taxpayers
who shall pay histaxest 10 the roliector at any
Ia. e before the first day OF January In each
year; provided, that the provisions OF this
section shall not applySfo The county Of ".
LOUIS, 80. fnr, ast,e same reiates 70 the adtt-
4 tion 10 said Interest, which. In said county,
hall be collected and ncceunted for by the
collector ~ other taxes. for which he shall
receive no compensation.
! SEcrioN 2. inns act 70 a X ehect from
4 and after Its passage. ~ as
Approved March "a, 1873.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
WELLINGTON ITEMS.
RELIGIOUS.

The annual meeting Of the Old
Baptists came Off at tho "Warder
on tho Sui near this place.
the second Sunday in this month, and
was largely attended and was q very
interesting meeting. it.
One baptism Oh Saturday and COM
Fmunion service on Sunday. Dr.
IGoodson, Of Macon, (member elect
to the Legislature) preached q very
able aud Interesting sermon on Sum
day. We seldom hear q purcr gospel
and moro liberal sermon; such SER
mons will. tend much to dispcl the
prejudice that may exist against his
church and nmong profcssod CHRIS
tians generally. he presented the
doctrines OF his.schurch in clear aud
very forcibie illustrations, and in the
course ofshis sermon took occasion to
say that IL n man was truly convert
ed and possessed within his soul the
pure vitals of christianity. no matter
in what church organization he held
membership, he took him by the
hand and ''called him brother"
ENTERPRISE.
The :cnlorcd people OF This place
have purchased o lot and r now
making up money By. Subscription to
build achnrch in this place. This is
a comEiiendabie enterprise aud it is
hoped may succeed.
STOCK ITEMS.
Theodore Morley shipped last
weck by sfeamboat to SC. Louis 1876
fat hogs, averaging 235 lbs. Mr.
Horton sold to "Buck" Lection %
hogs averaging SC lbs ut &c.
MOSQUITOES. =
The much rain and damp weather
we 9hsye had Seems to have been "a.
vorabfe to- the germination of mos
quitces. For two weeks past these
little blood-thirsty pests, claiming to
be our cousins" have disturbed our
citizens much In their peaceful slun-
bers and deprived them Of their COW
etcd quiet nocturnal repose.
SPRING
is here at last Gin all its glory % the
forests and prairies have doned a hue
of lovely green; all natnrc seems TO
rejoice, and eYerything appears to
vic with the other In welcoming
warm weather.
Lol where the grassy MEADOW rnns In waves,
The deep, distressfnf silence orthes scene
Brake srs na Ep sl,h n nn,asilnE e 2 com sounds
shaking q shower 81 blossoans from The sffubs,
And bcaying on fhsir fragrance; and he brings
81 disssns wssesSsiis. ali fas sre.n herss
A = e, s.i,Tins y e 81, s, Sc ss, sssss e 3. sssoa
Arc Arc MILKING Wiz IL gin & i Ss1. sna Is 4 iss dex
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
wnnD no ~TwayEIERs.

We have Q word to say In IaSur OF INT MFssUaft
Paddle Railroad. II was the pioneer line
Westward and is the cold reltahie'' r"ntc to st.
Louis. With the improvements which hare
mem mode dnriue the past yesr, we bIl;eye that
I he Nisscrri Pacific Railroad has the hest track
andihe iincst and safest equipment OF any line
wrssor the Mississippi. Rms dai,y cypress fTains
Of 1ne Ccactrs, eutip,,el With TIC Miller plat
iorps md he ,Satc.t air brake, from Lexington,
Through Sc dalia aud jefferson Try 10 ST. Lar'ts,
connecting at ST. Lotis with eleven through
uIar information with maps, time tables, &C.,
mas be hal at the Ticket Ohicr ofthc Company In
Lexington, or noon Personal or written nnpiicr-
i,oa 10 e. a. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
s.. ln;lir, Mo. -. I.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
STATE AupIroR's OrEcE,

~JEFrERsoN CITY, May ~. 1879. Js2a
Sir: In reply 10 letters Of inil Try received
at this Office With reference to the practical
effort of an amendment 10 section 1l6 lil6l
Of the Revenue law of lS7s,t passed atfhs re.
cent session Of tho General Assembly, .
approved March 24th. 1873, 1 dc.n II sdrtsa-
bic to present the following construction Tor
the assistance Of officers charged with the
collection ofthe revenue:
This amendment Is not retroactive In Its
effect, and, having been approved March 2ith,
1879. and the pens,ty attaching To- taxes pstd
during that month Having been established
by the law 70 which tAus is nmendufcry, ~
three and one-half per cent. Interest
that rate9of interest was. according
10 the CONSTRUCTION Of this office, 70
be cvlIcctea nm taxes paid during the entire
month of March; then. by tia operation OF
the an,eudmcnt, V per cent per month adj
ditiopai, as penalty on ~dellnqnent taxes
paid hstesfter.S For example, OH taxes patio
In April. dye and one-haif per cent; In May,
seven amt one-balf per cent; In June, nine
and ene-half. and 30 on. adding two per cent.
unili psid. GEORGEB. CLARK,
State Auditor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Nt>St1k6vI114t eastaaha&t<fz0naiA&
nNnreeeho tk4e6feS sNl18t1{zGf eid6f61
tesppslk3ssns iAstlsssS, M uSf I'm sesJl
~ O lkS9ilf 6ftSs6t 6pk 1aats|
%sls1sssssp sSs4inSssssss5 Sssss M
H : paper u 1hish aeeffaipSe6sitx
md dscoEnn Ars slways snla1setsA - ~
preserved In I'll r6~n1inAlestlees SetNssp
nan and man, need mi ~ g 49, y co1s
lecture why room uoutl NOT 81 f6nhd u opr
relpMAs for lid a1kn1fsulate tocAttses. Nut
hslWs exam cysfiooksa ne lninus and styte
efEie ffzieie, NJ ptxhk h4yS psxsd that -
Nesn tfssp asslns upon III pscutlar pFisileges
|oi the two oenee papcra which eeem 70 take
muohdeiighsl6 pabtislsing leffsfs and other
matter cslcuistcdt 10 dtcscditsh sdsntnistra-
Hon OF Affairs br III. 1doFrison - president
ofthe Lex. and st. Louis railroad cctnpssy.
There Is evidently no danger Of sny truth
being suppressed, ir thcrs be any such truth,
rcflec&lns upon Mr.. Morrison III connection
withthc rxslroad. hy reason Of deciluing
all such communtcationss assLextngtonss.s
since our refuse is their delight. Seriously,
however. we Do not 6esitats - fire our
principal reasons for not publishing ssLcx-
tngton,s. letter. In the arst pisce thn Lax
q ST. &. q. n. 10 Ia Bankruptcy, and We be
nevc, from our kuewtedge sofJudxe krekei1
and Of the assignee. Dir. La sfha the affairs
or that road viii BIO thoroughly prosed, ana
that the a,signee's report viii make a clear
showing or what has been done. This IS the
very thing this paper has been IaborIng slnce
the commencement OF IT. cxistence 10 bring
about, hut the MANAGEMENT OF parties intcr-
ested IN startng on on INVESTIGATION has
hitherto bern able 70 prevent e. But, IS %
In order 20 furnish ancther flueratiol OF
an engineer moist win MS own pctsrd,v :
tncy pushed the roaa INTO o~anRruptcy. and
We nave sfine assurance that they VIII %
inaae not only % see me error o. sneir. nays
out most hoaruiy ,orcpcnt OF Them. SEEING
themselves In this perdicament, these cutter
prisins gentlemen go systcmaiically sad in-
dnstriously 70 work TO shit responsibility
from their own shonllcrs to tho shouldersof.
Mr.. Morrison and the membegs ofttas board
OF wnich NO Was rcsident Andlltaey ex-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

- eA1ety3 3Sk Nefe The
41ln4e E&atStWHtAcfo4y Sltl4&
Sffe&1Ns spoSk 9Mt611e1fG iaA tInee
mn mi extsy no ~ An
oS,ntys sSShs Jkfm III different colbf frosl'
tAose surrounding Il, md ne owners Mans
stvstssn 4a6&lS Il is M nan 4 IS 5
scale busiouks Ia Httis distsnos slinost
ake ] ptees 81 spseklss eaiieo 81 n axures.
relieved occsstountls b. 4 large trset under
Ownership Or slnrie iodfy,duat fnths
eastern poraipa az me county. IN Middleton
ind Dayt3 towrsafrs ,the v sbb, .Ccedors and
t1ctchsrs are named on maayf arce tracts.
svni,s !. +. Buford. d. Catron. nin.
m 81. ponaIlsen. d. eriafca. H.rysy
]. higgins and some o,icrs haze j sqnarr
mile 81 mara In / body. There / FEN
tracts In Frcodurs. the nonusattots there
being chiefly composed lof smaller farmersA
Jos. o. Shelby and Nsglare Aaffanushs oaty
,.,,nv ....;.s !, No. - , -, ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
GooDSi NEW GOODS

JUST RECEIVED At J. II.
AnpISeEn.s DRY GOODS EAponlUM, a
COMPLETE LINE OF DRESS GOODS, A
FINE AssonTMESr .es LADIES, FAN
cY bows, scARrs. aETo. PRINTS. NEW
AND nEAUrlrUL. CARPETS. BRus-
SELLS AND INGRAM. CHEAP. CALL
AND SEE EVERYTHING NEW N THE
DRY GOODS LINE. A~DMIrrASCE FREE I
]. =. ARDIsGfin,
apss-tf No. 80 Main street,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
~Eu1KirioN rrnx.yGt

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI!
The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad { Company
oas-s ,,S&e, ooc acres OF lspd IN Central and
Southwest Missouri, ut from - to STE per acre
on seven years time, with free transportation
from ST. Louis to all purchasers. Climate. soil,
Iaw-abiling sosiety invite e,pigrants from all
paints 10 this land OF fruits and flowers: For
iartirulars address 4. Tuck. Land Commission
rr. n. Loiis: sfo. 1ahS2iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
LANDS.

have ono hundred acres OF iine blue grass
.. m,iesfrom Lexington, and win pasture
all kiads OF stock on very reasonable terms.
aprl7lm EUGENE ~. EWING
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

why, a H%untsville hen, Of course.
A lady in this place has q chiekabid-
dy that isttup 10 snuff in the busi-
ness, and being set oil thirteen eggs,
she Brought forth fourteen chickens.
She did 1t with her little hateh-it.-
Herald.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
rrNE p-HoToGRAPHs.

For tho best and latest style picture goto
Saunders. Hyou have old pictures Of de-
ceased friends that are fading we can restore
chem 10 their original beauty. also can en-
i,,re then to life size. Don't mistake the
p,aee,is you want the best Opposite Us
..a,rt house, Lexington, Mo. Mayzl'ti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Kilsheimcr's celebrated Excelsior
CATERS, the best shoe In the market, can be
seen at Davis l. AIlstadt's parlor boot and
shoe store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

MAIZE FLouR.-The nicest thing
ont for spring cakes. Try It.
A. 4, Il j. o. LEsUEuR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

TIM PrRssr Asp SWEETEST EoD-IivI;n OIL is
Hazard q Caswcii's made on the sea saore, from
fresh selected livcrs, By Cnswell. nazarl q Co.,
Nrw.york. 1t Is absolutely pnre and Hweet:
:. Patients who have onc9 taken II prefer II 10 all
D others. Physicians have decided II %snrerier 10
aay of the other oil Id market. nich ly-sw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Mr.. John w. Merrill, In tho en-
ploy Of The Western Stove Manufacturing
Company, 81. Louis, paid usx yisit on Mon
day. Mr.. Merrill was ralsed In this eonnnu.
nifty, and his visits, though, fow and far be.
tween. arc always gladly welcomed by . hos,
Of friends Of bis boyhood.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
ROAD o-vERsEERs.

Tho following is a list Of the overscers APP
pointed at the May term OF the county court
for the road districts OF Lafayette county,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

c. E. ballard IS a candidate for ro-
election to the city COUNCIL from the third
ward. Elcetion, Tuesday, June Cd.
Chas. Miller Is opcfating MeKimm
d Gcarheart's feather rsnoya.or at Concor-
did.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

BE LOUfo 1.-Two SSOGk &otAcSs
CATTLE-Good corn-fstted ~nattycs, ranging
In weight from 1900 to 1Goe ibs. at IS 7seo9e s.;
choice natives from 100 to 1900 lbs, at . Is
as 5o@5 70; good batShers'ss from 100 to 1850
ms, a 81 e0@4 s5@s; correlated Texsns, nom
s5o to HOO Ms, At ~ 2s04 ss@s %; medium,
from 900 to llue iSs, at % 2a9s 20; common to
inferior, 700 to 600 ,l>s, 1t ss 2sss IS; native
stock steers. $50 To loco lbs, At 81 ss94 so; good
10 choice, - GsG4 SIX; fat cows. - so9s q
az 10. ssles were made rs follows: II head
good butchers' steers, nv ic7e, at IS asi Is head
good Texan stesrs, ay Jl6s. ct ss; 81 head csrn-
led Texans, av 900, Mt ~ 90; % head native
stockers, nv $50, at " Isl - head poor Texan
stocters, nv 100. at -.
HOGs-Thc hog market was Ike thc catie
~market-nnectcd IN the same way. There be-
no supply. tie few buyers present could not
make any purchases OF consequences. II Is sell
dom the yards arr 90 we'll cleaned ont Of all Kind
Of stock on'ssturdsy afternoon Is was the case
yesterday. osiy four or I've ssics were made,
In remnants, principally. to local dealers. which
accounts FOR tho low pficcs obtained. The sales
reported ranged from - co to es for hogs rang
ing from lGl TO $40 ms In weight. The follow.
ing comprised the entire sales made ut the yards
yesterday: lis head, nv. sss, Mt p; 90 head. Nv
"a. at o. 90; IS head. ~ eli. at o. ssi a. bead.
av 1855; at a 80, 90 head, ~ IFS. ats TIKI 10
head. nv l6i, at q 90.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Po#cll & Ripple, in tho old pos
Office building, are running a FIRST rate re i.
taurant, and have begun the ice cream ,usi7
ness In regular city style. Thor have fitted
up the la,iies' depart ment ''real nice" where
visitors will be fret, from the annoyance OF
the restaurant. They have a very large num-
her and quaint ~ OF flavoring extract. Ice
cream Of three different flayors will he made
every day. and varied to suit the demand.
Go and try ii, aud take your sweetheart
along.
Alfred Lay, Esq, the assignee in
bankruptcy Of the Lexington and St. Louis
railroad company. visited Lexington last
ITharsday. gathering Information in regard
to the road.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Rrfvaae csau1aasel6 - SxSaISxriaA
ltAsesnAseste nsry, en tAs fhystoiexlosias ys-
49, Aisssessiss IN prsd.oisg snd prsysnaiag -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xs.4sz-
knkses f.lsreft4g &oheftve kvk1~6 an
9 yAks4 With 1snsrsss sakrssfaea and seatatrs
ssllAhs irfernasisa fsr the.s xhs are msrrisd or
ecets0EanAs nsesisgs; AtA pprA:
sSss n.Asr I'll saA - nst Nd ssrsl1ssiy
- strsa pss.ss9 ~ nm eaa. iss,-.
p. SPnN< ~ IA !, Man flrrf A lSsS ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WiesvsHasz,
49, arpetng " lie n~a<.rea crAcn vhe eSrWGss =
f&nr p4pur penG ssy cs<nkHesdiss, peTDe b. Ertsf
Szses naaex ksv ssssrsss ysss
49, g9asu asrshocef4s ks vsfss orr<, II Il IT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Messrs. J. & n. Rogers, tho new
firm at the Excel Foundry. made their first
casting on Friday. A number OF leading
citizens went down Tho hill to witness the
operation Z
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
NV CARRIER

New cARRIER.
CITY subscribers who Iail to receive their
papers regularly will confer a favor ny leay-
ing notice Of the fact ut the Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

We ordered ! LOT Of paper from ST.
Louis last week as freight over the Missouri
Pacific. II was shipped on the fath and ar
rived on the night of thel 4th, and charged
at the rate OF 10 cents Per hundred pounds.
Last month We paid G5 cents fora similar
order. 80 We are about % gamer in one
months supply by the Introduction Of Capt.
Keith's new line Of beats Tito the river
for free trade.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Us. Mckee. a native Lcxingtonian,
has commenced operating on the teeth.
Office OYER Alexander's drug store. .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
RECRIVED

JUST FROM NEW YORK, AN
oruEr NEW SUPPLY or La
DIES KID GLOVES AND TIES
IN ALL TIE SHADES. ALSO,
ANOTHER LoT oFcARPETNG
wADDELL, AUSTIN \ cos.
No. u Maia street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Tho Registsr last Thursday said :
sOuf schools. sxceiisnt a. they an, asnost
sssfrsly ignore rocat tratning.p s~hefsnpon
Prof. Charlotte Sanders. OF the BaFtiss
school, ..goes for'' him In tito csucasian ssto-
sssssr easirsyh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

.4tas E6D]
Eeet ef4saapf - ins1nAea - uioue1
Beeeks q 81 slesstcr 1ast aseur1sys1sSs4,A
b1awhests 1ls,t1o ~ can. t.st11s1 - H.
- syssssdn - Aarasy. 1AisA pspahsAS SsDee
seats ~ stechs tsnstesAay.
I'M Fscscts pAsaae.
FLOUR AND 0nAix-TAsA ~ ns6ef4 ~
suies yesterday and wRksat sAssss. wAees]
wss arA M sprine. No. > 20 4esig sesssAis1
~ 81 VEL ssK md ehoioe na6af seeAneet ~
winfss vasat was quiet snd a~seAsased. cssn
sad ciessd q 1tsc sash IN No. u
mixed. 40 seller yane, 40 ssibsr Jaiy ~ 80
seller August, whils-mixed elsssA q l1ot3lfel
cash. oats were h RpqA reqneat asff tAsmsskn
seiisr ne month 1t a7oNx, and sslier Juiy II
.s7c. Rys wa inactive sad~ nondaaily HechAng-
ed. nsfiey uAs arm saa ussAsaSsa fss ~
higher graaesJ oth<r desefiptioas dull sna 10
changed. Hay wks asehsaEsd sna I'm Itor
choice grsdes ttshwIHes Urn q 20.
FLoca-Tnaessvs but sissAy, With . Ssir order
husincss. Low stsdee dnii. eAies: 100 bris
club - . del, ~ fAlf 81 =, 70 Ct % 70, 40 81
~ 1921 Is, 10 q q u, 10 kass 81. LsaisA q q,
% Ut Is 90, 50 Il q, 10 at % 81 ~ q - q. 100
fat ~, 100 Il o. q. ~ 1t o. 50, 10 II q IS. 100
At - y. zoo In iots 1t O. -. $50 = -. part u
country mill.
I'D In ltvAf oRrvfn~s .nd axm
1900. - .
-" =. .. q. -.
.r.s.S,..N :. ~, !. v..~
49, -. s..."sS
,r.s.. 60. nsa.s. 1870 :, 800,
49, a.,sf- q .ar..,.d. .sl,,., ~.
80
screfninxs st SOC, ss4s poor 1t 81 8. J car No. !
del and lsosfs do 1t u 50; 90 SD better n d =
81 3, s.o - y ". car and w sks "a. ~
u q. tzsks = u "a, l car DEL and ~ sks Inras-
|fm atsl so,z cars on East Track q st ~, = as
low priins % y =, Gaprine y q ~. = nhs-
'zsks thinnt u ~ 20 no q y eSsi SO ssa.
la better than No. aM d 70. ~ chsics q . 8.
RN-Low closing Tor NJ mixed ~ 81
cash sttle seucrJune q sSe se'ier shy' . ssc
seller August, and No. , white MIXED g
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
ron TEACHERS AND sCHoLARs.

4 BEAUTIFUL LOT Oh NEW GOODS.
SUITABLE FOE PRESENTS. CAN VOW nE
SEEN AT MEssRs. GRIMES . vENABLE's.
yEwELRY sroRE OPPOSITE CRY HOTTIE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
EF0RETE

A good second hand piano, at the beokE
store Of Mckee T. Austin. nc. 4AMain street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Hand Corn Planters, Grass and
Lswnscyfhss Hsy Forks, and III kinds Of
implemsnts, az II. schsfsrmeyer's Hard
wsre store msyi&4t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Clear, ! to 2 Inch. % % Stock B6kxls, A,..5 50
second Clear no.. Q 0oi. B-.4 oo
Third Rate !. -, : ee|Box Boaras.... $50 g
II Clear Sldiny...- ! 7stJotsr and scantiins 3 %
Common Sizing. rs lLaths g
ts q s.i E's s,dsss,s sEa9iss,ss ; g g
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

:ssEiic Bascom had hss hand badly
'scaldsd last mcek while manipulating Geo.
Cummings soda water apparatus.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Having bcer In the busThess Of FRI, Lin sul,
Marise tnsurzucc, In the city OF Lexington, NO.
Tor the Last eighteen years, We arc fnily pc-frd ON
all points touching Insurance., spd eommis M
hluBdsrs nor errors tending to make yosd . pot.
scy. Psfr sase OF ths public 10 respectfully
OFFICE, no. - " Am srnEr.
L. WINSOk l. SON.ga
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07

~ Nav srORR In this paper
will b found the advertisement Of Mr..
Clifton, who has just opened a No. /
store on Main Street, one door below
Er. Ral,ton's. Having taken the
trouble to examine Mr.. Clifton's goods
aud prices, We can assure our readers
tha. they eauaOt do better than pat.
ronize him. In tho matter Of Wool
wo especially commend him 10 our
farmers. Being a good judge Of tho
article, aud keeping well posted as to
the state Of the market, he can always
pay the highest prices.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07
Time or Holding Courts

LEwn-Circui COurt-on the LIST
day Of March and lst day Of Septem-
bsh-Csunty Court-on Tho LIST Non.
day in February, April, June. Au-
gust, October and December.
BRIrroS-Ciremt Court On the
18th Of March and 18Th Of August
County Court-on the 4lh Tuesday in
January, March, May, July, ssptsn-
lbsr aud November.
GiLuER-Circui comt-0n the
18th day of March and 18th of Sep.
tsmber.-Coaaty Conrt-0u tho %
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
GnuuR-Circait Comt-0n the
22ad Of March and 22d of November.
County Court -oa the "a Monday
in February, April, juno. August,
October and December.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-07

~ TuR TowS ELscrtos.-7o he
Editor Of Tie Democrat.-I was we'll
pleased with tho nomination of Mr..
Clifton for Mayor, but l understand
that he declines to serve, SO I take the
liberty Of suggesting The following
tiekst:-For Mayor, o. II. P. Wash.
burne; Recorder. ]. W. Wofindin;
Councilman, A. NJ. Dent, John Todd,
a J. Wood, Frank Clifton aud Thos.
bradbury; Town Sergeant, P. c.
urbach.
Thi. is my ticket, selected after
some consideration, and l submit it
hoping that It will DO accepted by all
the people Of the town. Truly,
JONAH.