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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
A voRD TO

We have q word to say il favor of the Missouri
Pioifc Railroad. 1t was the ''pioneer'' line
Westward and is the sold rriiabir' route TO st.
Louis. With the improvements which have
b-In made during the past year, we believe that
and the finest and safest equipment of any line
wes:of the Mississippi. Runs d.iiy ~e.lrr,ss trains
<i line Coactes, equipped with the Miller plat
iA.m and the patent air brake, from Lexington,
Through Sedali. and Jefferson City to ST. Louis,
Connecting NJ ST. Louis with eleven through
routes 10 points North. East and South. PaTtic-
ulsr Information, with mlps, time tables &c,
may be had n. the Ticket O:ic.. Of the Company in
Lexington. or u.ton personal or written %ari'iica-
t."n to L. A. Foul General Passenger Agent,
81 Jnu;. Ma
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Elizabeth aull Seminary,

commenced OH Monday aud continued yes
terday. The closing exercises Will take
place to-day. when the honors Of the school
will be awarded. The public has already
been made acquainted with the changes In
this institution for the next year. The
wonderf | success of the retiring president.
the Rev. Mr.. Quarles, scarcely leaves room
to hope for Improvement, but Rev. Mr..
CLANCY. his successor, is sn experienced
educator and an accomplished scholar, and
Will u:ou.,tless sustain the well merited rep
OF the school.
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The annual examinations at this institu.
ton closed yesterday without regular com-
mencemcnt exercises. The school Is IN n
fourishing% condition, anu the prospects for
the next term are flattering in the extreme.
We published last week an appeal to the
friends Of the institution for material aid to
increase the accommodations, made neressa.
ny by the increased patronage, and from the
well kno wn liberality of our Methodist citi-
zens, and the pride they take in their SC COL
we feel confident that all and more than all
that's called for will be + r:hcoming. We
hear OF no proposed change In the faculty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

The competitive examination for the gold
medal 1t the Elizabeth Auil Seminary was
conducted by Misses Al. y. Hawkins and E.
X. Arnold, Messrs. lfntchius, Ptyott and
Bahlman. The class numbered fourteen.
and tho reading by each OF the young ladies
is reported to have been very superior.
The award was made to either Miss Butkncr,
Miss Emison. Miss Lambeth or Miss Davis.
but to which OF the fair young contestants,
this deponent knowcth not. The committee,
like President Grant, is decidedly reticcnt.
The award will be made known Tomorrow.
Miss Lewis, the teacher Of the class. 10 con,
plimentod In high terms by the gentlemen Of
the committee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
COUNTY COURT.
Proceeding. OF the June Term.

The county court met pursuant TO adjourn
ment OH Monday, June 2nd, with all the
members present.
Geo. Holland was loaned $3.50 90 put of
the principal Of the county school fund.
The pauper committee, composed of NJ.
W. Wilhers, Paul Reinhard and g.. Clayton,
presented their resignation, which vas ac-
ceptetL.
Jesse Cole was authorized to repair bridge
across east fork of Little Tabo creek.
The following order, which is very i'm
portant for overseers to observe, was made:
"Ordereh, that the clerk of this court be,
auu lie is hereby instructed to notify the re-
>pectivc oversccrs of this county, thai they
are expected, AMI are hereby ordered, to
keep within the limits of their road lax
books for the year 1875. And 1t as further
ordered. that they lie notified, that they are
expected to pay all debts that t.ey may COLI
tract cst.avc contracted tor said year, and
10 remuneratc themselves for their services
out OF what money they may receive OF the
County Collector. or that they may collect
from individuals rs tax cs, rs the court will
III no iastt;ice issue warrants to ovcrsecrs
for services rendered, or tn any individual
for merchandise or work furnished any road
district.
William Young. sheriff, ordered to bud gu,
Gus.Juncs according to law.
The court appointed john d. Chambers,
Theodore Bates and James Kelley, to exam
inc into the necessity OF building a now
bridge in section II. township 40, range %.
near Oak tirovc. across Horse shoe creek,
and report at next term of court.
Frank S. Zentneycr was appointed as
ovrrseer of road district 0.
TIL. Weaver WAS apbpinted oyerseer OF
road district %.
The court allowed the Lafayette Agrirul-
tural anu Mechanical Association 5l6l 90 as
county premiums at next fair.
A.. W. Hutchins was loaned 1858 90 out OF
the principal of the county school fund.
The court established the rate of tax to be
levied for expenses of 1873, for state and
county purposes, at So 60 Oh the oae hun
dred dollars.
No other business of great Importance was
transacted besides allowing accounts, actin.
on road petitions md granting dram shop
licenses, except ordering the issuing OF i
duplicate bonn in the sum of $1,000, to the
Republican Life Insurance Company OF
Chicago, 1t being proven to the ~satisfac.
ton Of the court that the original boiiu
was destroyed in the late fire at Chicago.
The cour adjourned until Monday, July
9Th, next.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
WILLIAM M FRAzEE

a boy twelve years old, light i,ir end eyes, av-
eragc size foi his agc, dressed in q re.,dish suit
Of factory james, has been missing from Tie h6Ine
Of his father, Noah Frazee, Hardin, Ray count, /,
since the Goth day Of April. When last heard
from was in Lafayette county. Any information
by which he can be found will be literally paid
Cor by addressing Us above.
NOAH FRAZEE,
june list Herdin. Ray County, Missouri.
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Price LIse Of I.umbcr-pcf 1000.
A-DmnSssfRAroR,s NOTICE,

II ETTERSe "a administration upon the estnfe Of
the undersigned by The Probate C0art az Lsfuy-
cite county, on The :srh day Of April, fs11. XI
prr5ous having claims against said ~ssate are ne.
GaiIed to present then, 10 said court far allow
arse within one year from this .tate, OF t.eS may
be preelrdrd, and IL said ciairas arr nn1 Ore
seiaisr, Within two years they will be iorsssr
: apo0s ANDREW X. srrIISGToS, Aamr.
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Christian Female Institute.

The X NATION exercises of the in.
stitution were had last week. and were to
have closed last night ut the chapel. The
graduating class is 4 small one.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

q BOOK roa T.ss ra..,!II. d,
IsrsrafeS s::r3e;cr
ort.1ose abs't 70 Merry. tntl. FtyS.as:t.tr.y-
teries an1 rsrr.ati1ai trx;fa! !: - ~. sit,i iige
latest discoveries IA irne,~;ns ~Ed prevent ~ *
spr.aS, preserving Tbs cviaa.sxosa, ac,,
This Is an in:H;cst:rS wJ.k CT s-o krnsred end
s'Lty pages. with Jun -uris crsravicEs, .aI cun,ai,y
valuable information FAR tsoso Who ara marie or
contemplate marriage; stiit It ia q book ,irt or-ht
TO 10 under heck All! key AID not lad r.relrs.iy
about tho Eoase.
Sent 70 any eac free q p,ssa-c) for ria- Gents. gdsre-.
IN!-cs . TIE k-sLJ.--o AZ, r%I-csTUSa-.
VI pciEe a?psstas to cs notorious or.-gi sla airyrI!,e IN
paaIe paper, CT using aay Qssss Ezlndies, perur pr. nsfss
SS-,no natier Hhsi ysur disease 10 or how A-n.p-.bhe prer
een =. s., Ell s.a b eoa.si,ed. rsroaaiy oes, nail
sss.a Street betsees 2arS.t aud ChexzlI. 81. L-uls "a
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SPECIAL
IN DRY GOODS THIS WEEK,
WILSON s. HUTCIIISON'S.


have a full assortment Of iron, Uurse Shoes
anil uails, rivets, nus and il fast everything
Al .usliy needed in ! Blacksmith shop, which will
sell ut prices greatly reduced, for cash.
j. W. ZEILER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
EMIGRATION TURNING!

CIIEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI!
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Offers ,a93, 900 acres of land IN Cortral and
Southwest Missouri, at from S. to 81: Per acre
Oil seven years tirfc, with free transp..' alton
from ST. Louis to all purchasers. Climate. s>h;
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches al:
lLy-abiiing society invite emiyraa:S from a..
points to this land Of fruits and flowers. Fo.
PARTICULARS address, 4. Tuck, Land Commission
er, st. Louis, No. jaa7Hy
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rNaL -sRIrLEMENr,

N0T1GE 10 ht reby given - all PERSONS tstrT-
IN estest In The essafe OF fredefick d. Futkrr.
viii spply aff&e next terra RI tbs prohase U..urs
OF Lafayette county, 10 lie bcsln and held NJ lex
,ingfpn, Mo On the fret Monday iw July, ie.J.
IL ns5ke . dual settlement of slid cs;utr.s
PETER J. StItKEysIN and
Wlrf n fui.K .vD
hayha-SW Executors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Mr.. Morchouse, Of the Noduway
Democrat, did us the honor Of calling at our
Office last Friday. lie is a sound Democrat
and a very entertaining gentleman. Mrs.
Morehouse Is 4 daughter Of q citizen OF Lex
ington, and we hope from this circumstance
TO see Mr.. II. very oftea.
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A-DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE,

NOTiCE is hereby given that lettrrs Of AL
ministration upon the estate Of James n.
signed by the Probate court OF Lafayette county
on the lst 'lny OF April, ls73.
a AL persons having claims asainst said estat~
administration within one year nncr the date oi
said letters, or they may be prccltaiesl from any
benefit Of such estate; nndi II such. claims be NOT
exhibited within two years from the dste of said
Letters, they will he forever baryui.
mays6 TI0S. II. ia fLOR. Admir-.
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spEEBM sAFETYs COMFORT!

Take the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, from
Lexington. for st. Louis, New York, Boston,
Phila.ielpsia. Pi;tsLurs, Cincinnati. Chicago
and all points east, north and south. This Is the
only route by WHICH yol can avoid long anu
dangerous ~tfsnsfcrs. The road Is equipped with
splendia Iiaiacc cars. , No RyERs. No fEREIEs
10 cross; no delsyss connections sure. Special
induc-sacnSs OH red to stock shippers. Ticket
for sale to ali points. baggugcschecked through
Office g crimes & yenabir. opposite CITY Hotel.
w. ". RHODES.
Ticketand Freight Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

If YOU wish q new imrovcd Slpger
Sewing Machine, address WM. BlRD Lex
irrton. Mo-, canyassing agent for south
Ii 1if of Lafayette county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
St. Loui. Live stock Market

The cattle E1araet, yesterday, was q shade
better than the previous day. There was the
usual ATTENDANCE Of buyers, ind they showed
more interest and bought freely of the stock Of
fcIrd. Several shippers were also in the market,
and readily absorbed all the good grades OF ma
tive cattle, most Of which hrd rsmained over
from the day before. Holders of these cattle
wanted to leave for thcir homes, this beings Sat.
urday. and Us n consequence they Sold n little
under market value. which shippers took advsn-
tigc Of. These cattle were composed Of good to
choice native steers, ranging from 1900 to HOO
lbs in weight, and brought only s5G5 l2.iS5 p
kcr hundred pounds. One or two shippers de-
clarcd that they would take all such Kind Of cat
tie at the above figures. The market closed slow,
prices riding easy. The following were the gen.
eral quotations ut the close of the sales last even-
ing: Cool corn-fattetl natives, ranging in
weight from 1900 to 1000 lbs, at s5G5 Is; choice
natives, from 100 to HOO lbs. ut S5G5 12k@
S SIX; gool butchers, from 100 to 1850 TBS. at
81 60@i 1895 90; c"rn-fa;ted Texans, from 95o
to 100 Tbs, ut 81 25@t 5o@i %; medium, from
go to HOO lbs. n 81 s5@s 80; common TO inferi-
or, 500 to 900 TBS, ut s. esq. IS; native stock
steers, 9S0 to 1000 lbs, Mt 81 e594 50; good to
choice, 81 s0@i Is; fat cows, So Io@3 S5@4 10.
Sales were made rs follows: l6 head good ns-
tive shipping steers, nv I2l3, Mt % 121s; ;; head,
av 1889, at s5i Is head mixed stock, comprising
COWS, hcifers. stays. natiTc andTcxans, nv SIS,
ut 81; l6 head ln';ian butchers steers, av 7sss
at s. 50; 3. head Indian steers, nv DIS, at } Is;
Is head through Texan steers, Nv GIL, ut 81 80;
Is head ordinary through Texan steers. Col, at
So 25; = head, nv 6aj. at 81, co head inferior
through Team steers, nv rs, ut So.
uOGS.-Yester,!ay a good degree Of activity
was noticed in This market, caused principally by
the shippers, who, finding the prices low enough
to warrant them IN shipping, resumed active
operations anil bought all that was offered, pay.
Ing from s. 90 to 81 lak per 100 Tbs. BESIDES
the sales nt~le to them, q few local dealers
were also operating. but their purchases were
moderate. At the close of the sales last evening
no hogs were remaining IN the pens, they being
entirely cleaned ont by the shippers, leaving,
the yards ready for . fresh supply on Monday.
Sales reported ranged from - 80 to 81 p for
hogs ranging from 200 to as5 lbs III weight. The
following comprised the bulk of sales male yes
teIday; 256 head Nv 10, at 81 ~; 4S6 head nv
2G5, at 81 20; 10 head, Nv 2I!, ut 81 icy; lis.
head, nv PIG. at 81 10; 1s7 head, av EOS, at 81;
lis head, av 100, at 81 90.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

FoR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia. IT.
digestion, Depression Of Spirits and General
debility. in their various formEs, FaRr-Fio>-
PoaArEo ELIXIR OF CALIsAEA lnade by CAS-
WELL, HAZARD & Co, New York, and sold by
all druggists, Is the best tonic. As . sfimniaIi
tonic for patients recovering IRON fever or otiicf
sickness, it has No equal. IL taken during the
s"ason it prevents seS.r and asne am! other la
t.rmi.tent fcvers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
READ.-n You want choice fancy

READ.-f you want choice fancy
or staple groeicries. d whistles; braudies
wines. or anything else in the grocery
line, call on Aiessrs. A. k. hJo. O. Lesuenr,
Cor. Maia aud Pine streets. No trouble 10
goods Coffee parehed every day.
Spices ground by ourselves, warranted pure,
aud no extra charge for tin or l1bels. Gun
house Il . complete grocery establishment
in every particular. Drop in and look at
our gooi's. Times axs hard nuE money
scarce, S.ye II By buying Of ; Srst class
house. 81 noysstf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Grass and Grain blades and
snaths, at the cash Hardware Store of John W.
Zriler, Main street.
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Thira ward Pus,ie school.

Tho closing exercises Of this excellent
school. under the direction of Prof. Graves,
the accomplished principal. were held Mt the
Christian church on Thursday evening, aud
were attended bya large and interested au-
dience, composed ofthe parents and friends
of the pupils. The following programme
was executed in a manne to reflect credit
upon all concerned:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Nails, Locks, Hinges. and i'll fact
everything in the Hardware line necessary for
builiing,. cheapest, for cash, 60 Main street.
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TRUS:sE,s SALE.

> -
.yUEH3EAs; wst.a.rIF r. f.r and Hernia,
Taylor his 1if- 'a h" III .iay Of fehru-
airy Is10. ssrriits,k er,N ,seii ytry>i tieiY dessi q
trust, Which Is now o. rrcui,i In iIm Rrcord~r's
ficc OF Llfayeii. rouaty Missouri, l.. bu,k No.
$, on pase 40, conveying TO 'Y1aomns d. C1mt-
~. trustee. t;ic iollowi : i-ct ribed:,snl 50 afs
s,;L;tei 10 said c aaiy . .-.ayyi'', to-sit; rh,
seventeen M. in township Itty q III rAssSs
twenty-five a.. containing 50 n.@vs, Ishics
conveyance WA made 10 trust to sr- are The ny
inrnt by said Taylor or his thrre -, sral prSlnls-
sorry notcs In said dee.t iu'ly .rseiibeds es1
whereas said nates have long sllcs become dne
ant remain unpaid Now, thrrri.rc. pabliS
notice Is hereby given that the undrSsiEnsi tfns-
Tee. In pursuance OF the power in SAID tiesr GIVE
anil at tvsincst Of tbr legal holden Of ~ sssess-
will on
! Saturday. Jusy So, 1879,
between the buurs 81 10 o'ciook ~ enuS
O'Clock y. ". ofihrs ssy. pref~ssl % ell -
land ahoye ,Ls<rril.sf ut public vcuuus 20 n
airhr.f ti.iler fr cnsL In hand Mt thu court hoaus
,i.s,r. rn3tTeify or Lexington, Lsfayetfs ccaafy
Iisseuri. Sor th~ psrposes In said deed . -
junssss 'iiHoAAs n. cANpDEIL. Tsssss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
THE BAPTIST FEuALE COLLEGE

We are happy to state that Madame SAM
ders will take Charge OF the music depart
mant OF the Baptist Female College the next
term. September, the incoming presi-
dent having secured her SCI ?ices. This, We
know, Will please the many frie:ds and pat
rons of the institution, as her rcput.iion Is
so"weil known and established rs q perform
err and teacher OF the piano, and also US /?
vocal trainer. Prof. Sanders will take
charge of the art department., and will in
troduce all his fine methods of work, nav
ing had upwards of thirty years experience.
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BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS THIS WEEK,
WILSON & ~nUTCuISON's.

Gum packing. Rabbit metal, Sheet
|, ad Of all kinds, cheap at ]. W. Zeilcr's cash
IJ,rI sr> Store.
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81. LOUIS nAnKEr.
81 r,ou,s. sune .. ls7s.

NNllEE-4 Oh. X1UI4s 4U08 d I0I&.-
SUMMARY.
Tho westIscr was sery warm ycsisfsiny. and In
general trade circles there. IL y quiet Ecctipg
|l,rtenfttng. The Transactions on sC3ianre yrs.
terisy were oniy moderate, while In SONS
Frespecs the markets wrre dull. bit In ono or
two respects Rrmer and moderately setive. The
demand for -four CONTINUES very dull, with only
. small inquiry to All orders. II s.les were
furccd. istiers would hsyc 70 accept lower
prices. There 70 mot enouxh doing % establish
our quotations. Wheat was dun. With ths ne
celpts liberal and maIniy spring which had been
sold ahsdd for delivery nj this time. There Was
NO demand for spring, anil prices were nominal.
Winter wheat was IN small supply and law
grades continue dull, but prime md choice In
,pcctiops were dru,cr and held higher. No. . red
IN elevator cold Of 81 70. snmpi. lots wrrr
irregular and sold at o wide range. Corn was
In GOOD demand and prices for sound No. 2
mixed. whIte.mixrd and white, both for spo4
and seller juno, were nrn and higher. No. .
mixed closed nj se,se3sssc. and No, 9vhite
mixed at so,sc. No. : mixed seller July AZ 4e@
to.c, Inst balr lie; and seller Ausu,,4i.@4ixe,
OATS wcrc armer. In pooi demand and higher
far spo, and June. No. . eiose,l nj 3sxc cash.
s,,,c .elier Junc, x,,.c .sc,l.r .JuIv. and ss,fc se,.
I.r Anrus. me n,,t,o, sale. .I,.v . slight Dc.
cline Rve yvas du,I and iowcr. with saIrs al
csos,sc R,r,cv was du,i ana ,om,n.,. with
small sales Of fail at Die.
FLoUR-Bsysrs scarce and business very
small: market dull and weak ti,ougj, lower TO
s.,, snIes. x br,s upsouud nj a, 20. eto brf. nt
a. oval. i'm NJ a. *. i'm AZ a, *. I'M NJ A.. ia
NJ a. I,,.@s p, smaller lots within same rpn,c
Of nricca md $50 bris from store ON orders fr,n,
a. >. a, 40 :, -,
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MN ca

City subscribers who fail to receive their
p,pcrs regularly will confer q faroS by ieav-
ing notice Of the fact at the Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

The Fourth of July is usually cell
ebrated in some manner by all classes. but
W. have heard OF no preparation here to give
the Anniversary its usual welcome. 1t has
been suggested that, as our Silver Cornet
Band * sti1 IN debt for their Instruments, n
nice. olL-fashllnad picnic for their benefit
would be a RATIONAL way Of spending the
holiday and our surplus dimes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
LrNIMENr.

There Is NJ pain which ac.Cenianr Linimcnt
'wtllnos relieve, NO swelling Il win not subduc,
had 40 iameness which It viii not cure. This is
strong language, butt Is true. Where the parts
are not gone, Its eEccts are marvellous. 1t has
produced more eurcs OF rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy, srrains, sweilinFs, cakcd-
breasts, scalds, burns, saft-rheam, car-aehe,
&C., upon the human frame. and OF stratus,
SPAWN, gals. &C., upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. It Is . coanter-irritant, an ALL
healing pain ~rclievcr. Cfipples throw away their
crdches, the lam walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the woauded are healed
without a scar. It is no humbug. The receipts
published around each bottle. 1t Is selling as no
article ever before sold, and it sells because 1t
does just what 1t pretends to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling deserve
to euGer II they will not use Ccn,aur Linincnt.
Nore than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures,
Including frozen limbs, chrouic-rhcuinatism,
Soat, RAINING tumors, &c, have been rcco:scd.
We " i'll sead u circular containing certificates,
the recipe, a., gratis, to any one requesting it.
Oae bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur .Lini-
mcnt Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules, or for screw
worm in sheep. Stocl-owner-tais Imminent is
worth your attention. No family should I've
without Ccn.aar L%iniInsnt. j. B. lose & Co.,
New York. y
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Song - Belle Mahonc N. McEexa n C.
MOraih.
German ~speech-Bella Herman.
COMPOSITIONS.
Alice Thomas-what Kind of life is most
pleasant.
Lydia Nic~hols-IIistDry.
Alice F~islback-l'owcr of conversation.
Ada Fishback-Our public buildings.
Annie Claggett-Pleisures OF memory.
. Aggic Observation-Disclosures days.
Hattie May Hixon-What the man In the moon
sees rs he passes uruun,l the world.
Julia S~inith-Cnurcll bells.
Matte krriolG-ImnrorefAent Of time.
Lizzie winkler-whcn and why I learn my
lessons.
After the declamatious prizes were deliv-
cred to the pupils by Mr.. Graves, the prin-
cipal, US follows:
Master Joseph Afford received the prize
for penmansliip. gold pen.
Misses Alice and Ada FishbncS, Julia
Smith, Rosa Fritz, Jesse Grant, Lizzie
Winklcr, Matte Kerdolf and Hattie LliXoD,
for not having whispered duri,'g the school
term without pern:ssion-prize, a book.
Misses Agsie Hutchison, Emma iIainkle
and Nellie Allen received certificates for
best scholarship.
Pupils presented Miss kice with q beauti'
full toilet $ I, and Mr.. Graves with an album
CHARM bell, napkin ring aud watch case.
Exercises closed with a song, all together
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Tubs, Buckets, Washboards, Roll
pIns, Trays, Bowl. Bsooms, and in fact a full
line Of Wood and Willow ware at J. W. Zeilcr's,
ca Main street. june Him
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
.pasTuRAsE.

l have an excellent bluegrass and clover pas
ARE, 5 miles south Of town on Columbus road,
n nd viii pasture all kinds Of stock on reasonable
terms. J.. SILVER, =
IursS.ey t'SILyEBDALE."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Rabbit Metal, Hemp and Gum
Packing, and ul sizes Of Bolts cheap, at C..
II. Sch1lermeSer's. mayli-4t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Carriage and Machine bolts cheap
aiJ. W, Zeiler's, co Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
A READING 10

1t is apparent from the following
showing the ppmber of newspapers,
&C., taken at our post Office, that this
community will compare favorably
with others as q reading people: