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White Mrl White y Palmori Ludden a hpleli
Mantle cod,
Persons calling for tho RhnYe lel'eFS WI
please Ray ''adyerliRed,'
WI, JONES, i, NJ
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The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, is the
Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route
from all points in Texas, the Indian Nation
and Southern Kansas to st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and time quicker than any other
road in the market
All claims for loss, damage or overcharge
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods from the East
will save time and money by consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way.
ID. A. FREER,
Gen1 Eastern Agent, $40 Broadway, NY.
ID. X. WILLIAMS,
Agent. As Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. W. LILLEY,
Contracting Agent, iOi Walnut street,
st. Louis, Mo.
W.GAGE.
Urfs Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
ttJ.W. BURGH, " n
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
w. Z. ROBINSON,
Gen1 Freight Agent, Sedalia, Mo.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given By the undersigned that the
copartnership heretofore existingI under the.
firm Ilainei 81 c. ID. sfht2ler Co, Is this lay
dissolved by mutual consent. A. Pratel &
Co., their successors, win pay all their liabi-
titles, and are authorized togcollect all
amounts due TO the firm. b. q Latj b. +.
Respectfullyt0 aua g. ID. METZLEl,
227dd A. PRATEL.
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Cruthcrs W @; Chambers W; Cox Bowlon;
ford ?; GOWN Chas; Cobb DR.; Carr ID II; Cul-
lun Miss Emma l.; Cnuthorn Frank 2 Col
Inns Er,istus; Collier Eli; Carmichael Fuller ID;
Christian @ W; CrRbtrce j NJ; Con julius
Carter j ID; Cleveland James Cox John J;
Cole John II; Cox J j; Crnile DR. j; Cole j l.:
COLLINS john Cuigill Rev d; Carter John A;
Cannon Mrs Mollic; Carter Milton; Carroll
Ned; Cline r;Carson NJ a; Cole NJ Y; Craw-
ford l. l.; Cummings Il &; Cockcrill Seth;
Caughcy Frankie G..
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Morse Ause; Mosley Andrew; Ainsle A;
Matthews g F2; Mitchell c G; Melton Capt B
Nj Marders + b; Morrison Geo IL .; Merri-
man John; MostersJ $; Malby. Jetf; Meek J
Miss Noble 2; Mawk = A; Milton w 4;
Mackenzie William; Montgomery w; Nc
CloslSey Charley; McHerd David $; MeDon-
nell f. +; McIaoland Hugh; McDonough
John; Mcknight jas NJ; McCauey Matthew;
McCarger Phelander; McCord $ b; McElmray
VIM Il.
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W IsITING CARDS speciality at THE HER.
v AID Job Printing 0face,
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Bran T. o; Bowscr +; Bryant A j. Bentley
Miss Bette; lirunhnm Il H; Butler Clarence
Y; Brock Doborn; Black Mrs Fannie d;
Browne T. O. Benedict uco ~ lienuchalnp II
N; Bales James ii Brown Mrs John; BOrcs
chain j A; Bovlnes j; liaioo James N; liish
John; Burton j W; Billings o +; Hell Th0s;
necman Miss Senonn; BOudrenn W; Brngs
Vim h; Bennett W u; Burton VIM; Bales VIM
Lick.
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Inglish Wharton.

Jortlgn X p; Jordan w; Jefferson Itobt;
Jordan Davey; johnson Miss Kate; johnson
& W; joiner Mrs Margaret {; Johnson VIM G..
X
Kceno Van; Kelly VIM ID; Kay Marshall;
Hasten Lewis; Kerns John NJ; Kieser Geo;
Kennon A L.
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Hook Van; lIill Miss A; Hook V -;
Hines Il W Rev; lIunnicutt Miss Sallie =;
Haley Thos Z; Hardin III; lIuick 4 II; llaw-
land Mcivina; Hatcher Mary; Haynes Mil
ton h; IIodson Mrs Matte; Heard Miss
Laura; Hayhur,t J W; Hinton John $; Had
fort n; IIornby James; Hall J W; llutche-
son John AZ llusney q c. Horton W; Halle
j. Hunter II; Henderson Chas Il; Held
Charles Harry D; Halt Alvin lIulburt A j.;
Hough a G IIanllins q.
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Langley sam G Igor S p; Laubtree Al
bert; I.orctt Matin; Lewis Capt John $ Lew
is Johu II; Lilley J A; Lane James; Lindsey
ID q; Lacoste, b; Lite VIM; Learson Stanley;
Langley Sam ID.
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pooK, PRINTINGr4 I'VE make a speciaity
ID Of Book and Pamphlet Work at Che
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Goblo Washington; Ganord II G; Godfrey
Imogcne; Gardner II; Gallnhcr John j.;
Cation Lewis \; Griilin James Il; Gate II w;
Quinn $ L2; Gardner W Il; GOLDSMITH VIM
Gnrvin VIM; Gray $ T; Goodrich rony; CAT
ford II G; Gaines Il NJ; George W; Godfrey
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Remaining In the Iostonice nt Dallas, Texas,
on Friday, November, which, ifnot taken
out within one month from The above dnte,
win be sent TO the Dead Letter Once, WASH
ingon, u. G..
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Arnold $; Arnold j $; Arwine John; An
denon j W; Alonnstres VIM; Autey W A;
Armstrong Rev VIM,
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Letters Held for Postage.

Conner Henry; Zelff Anton.
Firms.
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Doncr 4 W; Dcrrig Michael; Dirk Kael;
DauSboc II II; Dowdcll j 7; Dunno Edward;
Dix David; DEAN Il G; Donnrll David o; Do
Ian Dick; Davenport Mrs II; Dugln P0trlc;
Douglas Mrs Mollie b. Donnell James o.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
Hayden's CeoIogica survey.
How siie Work progresses--Ascens
OF the Highest Mountain --s
peulS In Colorado.

A private letter of late date riycs q
| contemporary the folio wing Interest.
ing details touching the operations o,
| the United States geological survey
now being conducted among the
mountains of the far West:
We have visited the highest peaks
III Colorado. The mountain of the
Holy Cross is the highest Of them all
tho altitude being 1850 fee, above
the level of the sea. This mountain
is so called from its two immense
ravincs crossing at right angles and
filled withperpeiual SHOW. presenting
to the eye the appearance of white
cross which can be seen for many
miles.
On the 9th of .Inly Professor
Gardncr's division eucampcd about
the timber line on tile north side of
Red mountain. On The fulluwin.
morning the Professor encountered,
single handed, very large grizzly
bear, but at the crack bf3,ts rifle bruin
beat Al, unceIvmofiIotfs tfsfrsfeetviotvff
the prccIpiiious cliffs of the NOUN
tain. The following day. the party
having reached the summit OF tie
peak. they here encountered another
grizzly, with her cub. but they, too,
went without staudin" upon the
order of their going. The Professor
formally named the peak "GriZzly
Peak i'll honor of our u W acquain-
tanccS. The crest of.liis mountain il,
many places is SO narrow that it il
diiticnlt 10 walk upon il. aud ut no
point Is i! more than twenty feet wide.
AS we returned to the main camp we
i"und the bear which Professor
Gardner had shot al, safely floating
on Il cake ot ire over Il lake, and on
reac ming the opposite shore he spread
himself upon a SHOW bank. free from
further moicsiaii"h. Professor Gard
nrr, III charge of the Typographical
division, is III high spirits the grcat
success which has attended the upcr-
ailnhs "i the survey this season.
Professor JaCk .on, iii CHARGE of the
photographed iivieion OF the surrey,
has just completed panoramic view
from Longs To Pixies Peak. and he
has made ln"ny other tine pirtuics OF
thr mountains, canyons and lakes of
o"!orAno, ami is rs enthusiastic rs
ever III his work.
i"it>H'f touitef. III charge of the
h"tanIcIt division. has made Il large
ana Interesting collection .f slr.,,. %.
l''a:tS. amt Professor Cope paleortul-
DGlsi, has sccUred Il iine colicriiuu orI
I">sti,, hnt;i large and s,ual!, and
!nany of Them entirely new species.
LA i""i, insects, fos-ii- and mineral
spncimchs have been collected in large
Quantities.
DR.. HAYDEN is now making a gen
era! geological survey of Tie entire
le!d over which his different divisions
lave icUn working, and. ;.iGch by
Captain J:'nir> S!rvci-oII. I:ls pijnci-
pnt assistant. he hopes TO complete
as operations III the field by The l.!
'' October. and be ready by that tifnc
70 return 10 Washington, where h!s
,"'cni!!ic corps viii work up their
icid notes i'll time for the nur,or TO |!
i!a Nc his report to Congress early iii /
,amuury.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
Tricks EpoH EopcrS.

- - 49, ''-s -'S"S
RnE, who keeps the news stand il!
the p"st-oiiicc building, turns Inamy
al honest penny with 4 ront hcei'
t"uuialn. Tie fountain has two cs-
cHiI"s. a:id ~ cac!, OF these he keeps q
glass standing 10 catch the hrippiu.s.
L." n"liccd, recently. that u couple "i
elderly men who Lounges! i'll i!c post
":iirc III the evening drained thcS"
2ii'Scs as soon as they were partly
H.'rd. Great aat mighty results fire.
lHs niiy grow uui ot slight causes.
" Len h'ii detected item an idea
s'Thci' INN. be.ore setting the glasses
next tine. he drnnped Il Ien>pou,l-
ihl oi caiarrh snun IN each Que. Il:
was new klhh OF SHun. and Rnt!
WAS GA" "i the opportunity TO test
-. lie Wasn't confident these men
hau 'he c;ttii but tiat was really
no business ~ iii> Ut wasn1 ANYTHING
he couia Aclr), aud besides. science
',.Hei be attended to, entered upon
i:.t experiment with Al! the hopeful
mess -h'i expectation OF IL young anal
ar'ient nature. About $ O'Clock the
old hniI'rs came round, and having
tI>iicS>iy cNai.iHcd the periodicals.
watched Tie opportunity whiC! Rud
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
Z &c Occnn E.lustrafcd.

i"e prlnciplc, Involved in the cir.
rulhtor u. the waters of the sea were
beautifully shown before the Royal
Typographical SuciCty recently by a
supple experiment. a trough with
pia;c=iasS sides. Hhont six feet long
dnt. " foot Gcci,, nrituo more than AN
inch wide, waS flied with water. At
rar rni - n5crr al ice was wedoed In
hriw cen sides 10 represent the
!o!at' cuii, h!ie tho tropic heat was
represented at the other end by a bar
"i metal iai! acrus<tlc surface of the
water, the ppair iup end of which
was heated with a spirit-lsmp. Red
r"iori' /. II after was then put in at
fht warn end. ani blue ut the cold
cad, 50 that the currents could be
traced. The blus water. chilled by
contact with the ice, immediately.
fell down 10 she bo!tcC,, crept slowly
along, end gradually rose towards
the surface oi The equatorial end,
after which il gradually returned
along TIC surface 10 the starting
point. The red water crept first
.l"ng the surface TO the polar end.
.hrn fell 10 ihe bottom iu.t "a the
h.un Lad done, aud formed auothsr
-'ratmn. ~ cpin.s back again along
he bniton Gnd coming 10 the sur.
flee. Each co!"r made a distinct
circulation during the half.hour IN
whi"" thv aadiei!ee viewed the sxpe-
vimcut
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
Be GG Hickman.
Some :.sc-cs,irE Facts Cca12rn:a=
9fiI.s.

Robert Singleton Hickman. as lie
was known, was born III Mnryi;,nd
shout 1913. After wild and tii-si-
l'aicd career III AL parts Of the rGuiI-
try, but mainly i'll the South. iIick-
man @ri!i"i Ia Washington, and
there he developed a Hu>t rX.rHrr,!;-
nary passion tor dress, his chief am
biiion being 10 s!iiuc ~ the fop offhe
Gay. lie became All adept III pcrSui-
81 ;''ori.iatEt. anl being easy and
graceful IN n.;;!incrs. and possessing
some means W iIicii lie iiShUr-ei witt.
lib"'a.ity. he soon occupied the posi-
;lon Of tie American Beau nruna-
me-. and assumed that worthy tile
with all due dignity. He !rohuobi,c,.
with all III" great mem Of lis day
ito were "ivrn 10 sensual pleasures
and there Were few ND to twenty
wears a.o vino wcr. n0t-am, nam
bcrci ;i1hun;: lis rr@Ula: ami occaSlo OH
al companions at iHc lrh.lIch and af
the gainim- table S,ma Of ,ar bright
est orEIainent, OF the Senate and tie
iInHsc
Bat the time carl" when he could
no onS"r shine bui III borrowed y.E-
IN re, AID Beau icca;.lc the wa.kiur
advertisement OF the fis'liurmhlr
tai!UrS and the st"U'-Nigcun OF the
gamblers. Little by It.lr lie went
Gown IN the Sr.,ic, and, " hen old a.e
tc@i:: In creep upon ii,n I,c WAS i:-c-
TuaniIr Ger"h'irnt for t;.n irccsearicS
of Ike upon the m..ii-Saryan, 5 OF the
ho.c!s. and u..nn The charity Of
strangers whom he levied upon with
a cool impuuCncc that was ALWAYS
Irresistible.
ILL., real name was unknown, his
family. s"ppp+"a to be uur nf tic
wra,lhicst il Marylautl OF V:r.i,.ia.
having sent him 81 stipulated SUM
every wear on condition HAT he shorl,!
&crp their secret. He !rnrycrto!l any
body even the lIau!r of the place
where he was !.orn. aud nobody ever
knew where he lived III WusairEiou
until one night III Louisiana avenue Il !
fire turned him INTO the street with
his wa.'slrcbei'I his arms. Frequent
~ 1T TIC Washington bars. while lin
ping gl:ssses with the politicians, hs
said that il was & 30: city TIT ,
coulii4' saGpJ", him like & 9al.tiu-
ma!i, and il was his Intention to .lakc
Washington supper. him and H. did,
even 10 The extent Cf icvyi. /" - cents
from each OF tie yuriiig hHct,> OF the
town. AID larger sUnss from the
lnr4cr ani;.lu!s. For the last .cw
wears OF his lie. having been afflicted /,
" III, ii'liammat"rv Rheumatism. he
inaG. no use " na;cvcr Of iniUE!c;.t-
iliT l!oi!Urs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

n - G"2"ra correspondent writes
That there i much ianirniaiiou and
"nashing Of teeth hy the landlords.
stprrk"crcrs, show men. hacku,cu.
md tile other observation-disclosures ufti.i,
place over the season now fast draw
ing 20 close. IL has been u failure
OF The worst sort. In such immense
ctraVaHsarIc> as The international and
Cataract there has never been more
tilan a handful of guests, and even
l!o|e oi the most .ranSIcnt character.
The streets have been :iu,os 4 deserted
The curiosity shops, with their "audy
aud useless stock FIRE Guanted bv a few
bat I! cir disguised prnprictor-. and
even the hackIuen. for Tant of folk :
l" practise upon, have lost something
9i ti'eir usual swaggcr and i.np,i-
dcncc.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17


St. Patrick is needed in Georgia
The Macon Telegraph says: We are
informed that the Increase Of siiakc 6
has been SO great III Georgia sin q
freedom as seriously 10 cmharra-s :
planters. One Of them told Us tie
other day That ne would not Ge able
to 2a..ier II luXuriamt crop OF field
peas now maturing on piece of low
land on account of the number OF
snakes there, which were Mortal
terror 10 the negroes and for the
same reason he was Obliged 10 decline
cultivuting som. of the most fertile
parts of his plantation. The cNpla-
nation of this superahundant growth
of snakes may be found in the fact
that very few hogs roam about the
woods 'since freedom or Indeed.
roam anywhere else. Whenever they
attcE.pt TO roam in their native willis
Sambo is ready with his knife TO cut
their throats and dress them for his
private baking-pof."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

Fresidert Adair, of the Georgia
Wesirrn ra,'rJad. tells this story: "A
mnn had take refuge from the sun's
rerp2'rlicuIa! rays under the shade
" II si4rca,iiag hsrc!', and lay recuIn-
bent, enjoy iag tho ftfnl brcazes and
the sombre Trutbihrss Of the country
spapcr. Along the dusty road
which passet by this retreat came
;ognug negro, mounted Oh Q mule.
both apparently fast a.leep. As the
so,nuoient pair approached the spot,
. Jtne " icEe'i spirit al the place gave
tho paper cat, which was no sooner
Seen ur icarJ ti.an the mulc, -
mules "uiy know how, Instantly
'swaplei ends aud, leaving the
negro spraw ling la the dirt. took HE
departure under tail sail. The negro,
half rai-iug lin.eif. aud wiping dnsS
from eyes and mouth, watched tho
rctrcat.ng M lie for sone time In
silence. but n length. uncouscioUs OF
an auditor, gave expression 10 THE,
philosophical soliloquf. "DGfs
rhot makes me 'spise a ,suie!"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
ORDER OF puBt,Car,oy.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ,
LAFArErTE GnrNrN- :

LAFAYETTE CouSrr, IS.
In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
Aoart--iu'y adjourned term, 1873 August ss,h,
NOW, AT THIS DAY CONES R,CuARD
~; S.anshtcr:, administrator, with The
wiz annexed, OF the estate of Mary Lewis
deceased, and presents to the court' hi. re
Goon, praying for al orter f,r the sale of So
much OF The real estate OF sad decreased as Will
pay and satisfy the remainiaS debts due by said
estate ant yet unpaid Tor want Of sufficient as
sets, accompanied by tue accounts lists and in.
Sentories regS red by law la such cases; on rX-
eninaion whereof It is ordered that NIL persons
interested In said estate be notifie, that appiica
Gon as aforesaid aas been made. sni thar ntcss
tne contrary be shown on or hefosr the trst ,,sy
o. thr next term of this Count ta he held on tl,.
nfst Monday N October. ISIS. au or,,ar MIL lie
made ior sale OF the whole, 50 much or rhr real
estate OF said deceased ss will BE- sufficient lnr
She payment OF sand debts
And IL is further ordered that this notice be
pahltshel ! III the LrN,ngtnn Weekly iutrl,i,rpu-
ger, newspaper printe,, in said couniy of La
Iayett, Tor four weeks sacces-iycly, Tie last in
ssrtion 10 he at least four weeks bG.rr, the com.
Sshseinen' OF thu next term OF the court;
n TRUE copy. Attest:
% ang-! JoHNE BURDEN. Clerk
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
GA Eat Fact.

II ''". TX l'''.' iilr Advertiser
@';an:c how sometimes the most
II @niiir@"t Cau-rs lead 10 disastrous
results. - Il nrl"arS a. to the tele-
'fanh wire nnw Spanning he river
~ ii!S INT. Il aay:ag brcn hung as
"" EH'e! last week. Hardly had the
's'""2rArh nirn s'";'r'l it in position
rc!o;c t.c swallows took il for
r""~t'nc purposes, and in less than
twebir-ionr EpurS, caused a swag.
gIn" from fourteen to eighteen feet.
II - sight to witness the vast num.
Der of these tiny birds that incessant.
~ hove" about The II:!e, W hiie at night
II Is CniHf.rtciy Corcr- i-om end to
vn!. tilr~S >"inr Inr;.r, are devised
to KEEP the bird. from the wire. fears
are "nic3taiGcd that it will be broken
down.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

a lady took her sou. some five
years. 10 church. After the mi,is,.r
had been prcaciiing about ltair ~,
'"nr, Tue h''ie fellow grew sleepy and
o."ah l" nod. The mother reused
MN INTO attention several times bv
pHshin g: but rs ii seemed 4 hopeless
case, she concluded to !et him slecp
uhdiSiGrbe!. After "a while the lii.
lie fellow had his nap out. and saw
the minister still! holding forth. lie
locked mp in his mother's .acc,. and
innocen.!y asked, Mother. is this
Sunday night, or is it next Sunday
night Z"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
ORDER or pUHLlCAVIpN.
STATE OF Mlssorm,,

H. !
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Probate Court of LAFAYETTE county. Mis-.
souri-iniy adjoutned term, 1873 .ius,ls, 18th.
Nov, at thi- day comes Benj. n Rssland.
~ administrator uftac c-t;.:r OF Vim y ihorn
accsssed, and pre;en!s 10 tae court has lc;i,ini .
praying Tor an urNier for the sale OF 80 much OF
the real e,tt;e ef said deceased as will Iay and
satisfy the rcrn.inin: Il hts dar BY said estate
end yet unpaid for wan: Of sufficient assr;. &C.
conpiaiet by tn accounts, Hiss and inventories
require by ltw IN sIira Gases: on cNa.nin.Iin
whereof /; - ordered Ih1t ali persons Interested
sn said estate he notified inst application ..
aforesaid t:> bn nIt-, and that u:..e,s the con-
trary b. shown an Or before ths first ,lay of the
EeAI terra oi this toGrt, ~ be held on the Iirs,
Monday IN nc, der ISIS or ler Will b. mai.
Tor tae sale ~ ;Gc wn.e. 80 lrtuca Of the r,Ii
estAi OF said drrel>ei - vii: bc >uLcienr inr,ir
pay meEt OF said feHis.
ri Il /, further orlere' Z. At this notice lie.
fnSlIsaei IN the Lexington Weekly Isle! IL. NJ
Ger. newspaper. pg: :l.-i iii said county u La
'2!ttie Tor iur W - S.cceSsiv cly the last in
seritJd 10 be at ie 1t ihu: weeks before The COM
Aae4ite!ne!t 81 IN: Ie\i Ie II: ofthe court
4 true copy. Attest:
aug1.. JOHN +. BURDEN IlrrL,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
ORDER OF pgBLsCAr,o,

JAGE OF MISSOURI,
sAFLNETTE GoGSrI.
"a tie i,roS1ie CpaTi uf Lafayette county. Mis-
soarl-!uiy adjourned ;c1u. l>Ii. Aacusi 2a.n.
SoW, AT THIS DAY COMES !..MES II
~ Barnes, snrTiviU. partner a!It !.;,;:.i s;,r,-
tcr OF the partnership erta.c vi H.rn * Co,
coi;I's-nd of ie.se H. Horn sad ;lluc> II !:.rpe,
rad presents {" Tie cvU.; lis i',ti;iul pr.vir..
i1r al or'i-r ioT tie .ic If nTach aI N. n. +
t>t''e "i sad paTtncrsh u VIII p:y and sat! u
tac rc cnai:;": deDs> dW. by said e-t::c ami ,,,
nnpaii Tor waat Of sa.Gciea. asses, ucrbnl:.,-
hiet by the iccJuni>, il-i, aii iGycntrric, r.
qGirti by Law in >G:!i CAFES: on exam uit;o,
%'v~e'f 1t l. uster-, tl-.l all rssa- .nr.Ic.t ii
IN sad est he np:!r ia t. apple ,iia. for
said ht> been IN i" aId lii i!'.i->> tGr csntr;rv
ne >HDTii on ,r bc!. i.lc i::i day m Tie. ;lrIi
fem of this c.aT;. - - !. tie ilrs; I:ar,;.,
IN DC JbeT. >.3 ~: Sr,rr VIII h I4,.. !,.rs!l.. ii
the "hJlt, 3r - .I'A # tie 70 a c,;s:r al said
ptF!.:cr~hIp ~ viii La sutGc!>oi lvr The l,Iyu!ca!
OF >aiii 'ieJ-s.
AMI il = further ordered tin, this notice he
rCb!iShe. in the icN:"E-"2 r|v.s.y In. iiil-s..-
srE, newspaper pr rf"u - -! ,''r!- -! -
far.i'e. for 'gur MerS5 SGcgc>sI,ry. ne last in
s"rtiuu 10 be at Least tour K, ire tl. :. M
meHce:neIt O: The next ;e.Ili oc the cy;ir:.
n true COPY. Attest:
aug. JOHN l.. RJRpEN Clerk
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

1t is on!y shailow-tninGcu prcsrn-
lcrs Whu either make distinguished
origin u mater nf personal larrit or
obscure origin matter at pcrsonnl
rcproach. Taunt AMI scriIi,,r III the
iiuintle condition o! early lite affect
nobody in America but those who
are fuo!isA enough 10 indulge in them,
"Eu they are generally sufficiently
punished by the pubiisllcd rebuke.
y man vi ho is not ashamed of himself
need not bc ashamed OF his early coll
dition.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

A young lady resi.ling hear Mon
mouth, ILL.,, while making her bed the
Other day discovered rattle.suake
comfortably coiicd up bctw cen the
sheets. Immediately after the people
Of Monmouth thought the corpora
ton law against steam whistles had
bceu violated.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17

A woman living in town in the
ranio" OF Zurich lcccn,ly rvso.Ir4 to
curious hI"de Of royem"r. licrr:,t.
"i " i'rh she Was cXrr:iiom"ll. .rmd.
.!au ior some reason ur uIhrr be. II
Killed lay III! III i'll. Sfir acror,iiu.l,
procured stvrr-l muu,ctTaps and
l@ht some t!ty m,cr. wl.rrIr she
'tliii'"i"te!y &C u>ct III = box and
sent 10 HE oaenuing p .rsnl.. lie sis-
p"csing hothin". up II Il Tie package.
ani was horlitlcd 10 see Il swarm OF
inice spl imS ont of t!c box nI.! ran
an over t!ic place. AT the lntto!1 of
The box he fnIni note romiaiuine t.
me following words "You have
Killed my cal, have therefore the
honor to send Won my mice"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
How TO Swallow u P::l.

1hc Chicago Medical Times is re-
stonsib.e for the following: Put
ii!e 'i!!s GHG!crri tongue and behind
III" teeth. aH6 lei the p .ticnt inmedi-
aiciy t"ke Il large swallow OF water,
ana lie will nriimer feel the pill nor
taste IL. Iu fact. lie cannot tell where
1t has gone, and have seen ibcm
took about The floor to see ii they had
not dropped it,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-17
ENEcUrRrN,S NOTICE.

] EIlEtS :cstanlcrtary on The estate nrpatrfcis
- t.i"ar!n. Deceased. We're granted 70 the
mndcrsiEns'i on the lo;h day Of June 1878, by the
Probate t"Uri OF Lafayette county. Ma.
Ali persons having claims against said estate
ar" required 10 exhibit them FOR allowance 10
me executor within one year a't,r H." tiat"
ol siih letters, or they ri"y he pr"ciu'letl from
any benefit al srch Cs.sir AND If such claims .c
nr' r>hiStCd within two wears from the date OF
sai'i letters. they will hc forever barred.
:.uc3i MARGARET GtEkltlN, Executor.