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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

- The following business WAS trapsacted b,
tao acnhufys court fast wsek ansS OFF III
editt9a:
Ai.t.awANeKs.
Samuel spatrss~ absSsdSaa Of tax a sioc
fof 1871, ~ ~ III
lsoLt. Powi, si0 support for one month.
JOS. Haberkora, 81 tor boariais ,saaI,sr. :
q. II. Ambrose so ~salars.
SGonrad StusI&elS 20 salary. 1g
WIN. II TyrAe Ssosa,ary.
Jno. u. Williams sla so pump for poor
house. stE9aEt!ag snS .ya
Jarkson BRADLEY sta Tor work on roads.
| .Wm.; Young 81 u. for, fees as sheriff.
herrys Wes,erBouse' slss IS for WORK Oh
road, District.e.
- w.road was established, tas pctRioncd
fortiyE. co:ea and sthsr<.. tN y Stes
A change Of road was granted op prtiiIon
OF II. Gesickc and others. -
|, Wilson s ballard authorized 10 repair
bridge near Major foung's, over 0arrisef
Fork.
The. eoaus eslee,ssr tksas Instructed d col.
leet the special railroad tax In Lexington
township uptii further order Of this court.
+ No other businsss beiug presenteG the
court adjourned unfit Monday, December Isl.
The following Is a siatement OF tue amount
Of taxes collected Ivy the county collector On
delinquent lists for the quarter. ending Nov.
-. ~ .
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LexinsNen Tovnship. ponda.

=H -
a pettlon, sfgnetf BY AIsrge nulnber osthe
NttsshS. tsx.payets fl.e&s.nS,on 'tossnshtps.
was presented 10 the county court Ut the .as,
Term praylnk the court TO restrain the
coan,y ccitettoY itum soliciting the taxes
levied. Tor the PURPOSE 6fpasjas tl,etnuitcrrs
on certain boads of leNsgtcn ,oNlnhip,
issuod ia alb Of The l.. /. Nd. and no 81.
LOUIS and y, Joseph rrilroads t-ccaase the
analS .wegs believed 10 be fraudulent and
Illegal, aud not ceiicotabls by pr cess Of
aw On "Wednesday, the tAtrii dan Of the
erin, IN order was made imcunfarmity with
the prayer Of the !petitloners, sta, Ing the
cohectIon of the taxes IN
Thursdsy several Of the signcrs OF the Pc
Elton, apprehensi,c OF opposition from a
large number Of c%ttixcnsto the or,icr Of the
court, and feeling that uuaninn,ty OF senti-
uaent was Indispensable to y sueccssfui re-
~ststance, suggested 10 the court to suspend
the order until The next term, alleging that
whatever opposition ihsru ,laish, he In the
township to the contemplated action, would
thereby have time and opportunity 10 o.
ganize and express It's wishes. The court
thersupon made an order, a copy Of which
We append, suspending the first order, and
ws,fhins a.tea WiselS;gh VIII DO seen that
the first order may be rcafirmed at the Dc
eembcr term without prejudice to the petit.
tiouers, a. al taxes (which may Lc paid dur.
lug fhc month On account Of the bonds in
question ars To be. held by. the collector table
Uhndeu if 1t shall appear. aethe pcrembcr
term, to be for tue pttb,ic good 10 rcaiirm
LaFAfErTE COUNTY CuuRr. Nov. TERM.
41n DAf.Nov. sra, 1873.
w rsas, Il appearing to the satisfaction
otthis court~tlat y mum er oil .fIizrns Of
lexington township are opposed TO tho or.
der inS,ie on the srcoiIi' day OF TIL. term o:
this rourf. restraining tie collection Of the
special ~raitroai-fAA Iors sas,s eswu.srip -. sura
pray the court 10 rcsciRd the same, it u
therefore ordered by the court that the
county coll, ctor be. at:d he Is hereby IN.
siruc ell TO collect salt special r~utiroai tax
for y manth or until tho .urther order OF
this c,turt. aud thatr the county streasur. r
hold The same subject to the order OF this
court. \ trt. copy. Attest:
JAS. O'GOEMAN. Clerk. .
by Z. A. DrLIN, d. I.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

The Teachers Institute for Lafayette
county. will DC held ut Au!lriiie. beginning
Oh Mouday. November cath, 1858, y 10
o'clo IA. N. and continuing through the
week. All who are teaching or expect TO
teach in this county, are earnestly urged to
be present and to do everything possible TO
make the Institute a success. The alter
dance al all teachers in the public schools is
required, and the friends Of education are
cordially invited TO participate in the pro-
ceedinss. Prot. Baldwin. principal Of the
North Missouri State Sormsl School. Insti-
tuter G. NJ. Catron. W. +. Bsh'pann, l.. b
Wright, executive committee. Excursion
tickets over the Atlantic & Pacific railroad
can he had at reduced rates by applying at
the ticket office in Lexington. ftpv3-3t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
Nov. s. 1873.

Editor I3telftgeRcer:
DEAR liz: 1 see u short notice in, your
paper of the 9th OF this month, relating 10
the family of my poor murdered sister, which
contains two material errors. In almost
every published notice l see something mol
war; nied by the facts. Ny father Is re-
ported to be DR.. Garnet FiuurnOy, AID Us
net related to DR.. VI W. FIournoy. when in
fact our fathers name was DR.. Ferdinand
FIOurnoy, aud nc WAS an own co sin 10 iJr.
N. W. F%iOurnoy, their fathers being broth
ers. My father, who was well known in this
county us DIR. Ferd. Fiournoy. enisra ed
from Scott county. Kentucky. to Lafayette
county. Mis- ouri. in the spring OF ISIS. and
improved the Diem. Harms farm near Wei
liugton in this county, where he resided
abou five years; then be removed TO Carroll
county where he died. willing bis farm 10
my sister, for which she was cruelty MUIR
dered.
Ii you Will give place to this correct state
ment, you will much oblige an afflicted sister.
s. e. GRAVES.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
A Treat.

We Eavc Just peon shown 4 letter from
Mr.. john Whitley. whose dramatic company
WAS her. during the fair. in which he says he
has secured the services of Mr.. j. A. Lord
and his charming wife, Louie Lord. They
join the company this week. aud will prob!-
bly, appear in this city on Monday. Dcccin-
Der 1sl. Mrs. Lord is iii actress Of more
rilrn OIL binary ability. and never fails to draw
crowtiG,: houses. Her rendition OF Queen
Elizabeth at H,rmonia Hall. some two years
ago. was i most complete su:cr>s. and gained
for her many ai!m;rcrS in this cit:. j.. \.
Lord {, we'll 4 ndtavorlbly known here IL Il
iire actor. W. will b. blei.Our next Issue
to state posi- lively the time and date OF their
rnnnpcarllce liz our city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
COMMERCIAL.
Tg8Dny1F4GSD

81. Lofts, November 10, 1s7a.
Trade IL very dull. The markets arr gcnrralh
slow and heavy.
TIN GAIL. DoAttp.
wHEAT-Salesi 3 ears No. = spring In st
Louis cieyator, fresh receipts, at Sit; 2 do do ID
Central sg,sc, lido do In same sec. No. . rod fall
ISfsr4t sHt(aI :: Etii = bisi Ngseifhcrsi rs,
81 10, u 80 bid, the year at 81 u. 81 3T.S tiidi
No. 3 cash a lGIi, y ~ lii; November u 2e.
u u bid, stdb RbsAtr sss lots DrcenlI n. and
the yrnr, 80. I cash ~ 10, no bid, year 81 ios,
81 o. bid; No. Q spring December 81, - e bid;
year s0c, SIC bid; No. . soft rpring cash In ware.
house OIL, no bid; year 81. DOC bid.
GORS-Saies. 2 cars No 2 mixed In A:fvnnce
and 3 do Venice elevator ut 32Se; I do In Venice
f@TA fessa. sc NJ jana ftbru.
0ATs-sa!es: ] car No. = mixed In st. Ldui,
bid; December sahc, 3lSo bid; white cash Id
East elevator 3ilhc bid.
RYE-Onrrcd at Coo, zoo bid.
BARLEIGNo.s3,Edsb cbffefed ut d 81, St 2.
bid.
THE MARKETS. =
FLOUR--No market and the only busiaess Il
iip, q kerry limited way to tlie city trade ant Oh
I1Gir brsers HOY W,tN "a
WHEAT-Rccefvei ls, I3ibu. sprfng-Lower.
Sales: 3 cars No. 2 In st. l.. elevator (eariy) al
0ac; by sample, 81 SKIS, SOC; 2 cars No. 2 in Gen.
trail elevator special bid at s5Tc, and IL SKIS u,
Sc. (Ste report of sales at Gail Boarf,.i FALL
| Dull and lower all around. Salrs: .ed-By
! grade, / car No.3in Ycniue elevator ut 81 10.
by sample, In st. Louis warehouse, / car bright
AMI clean No. I 81 G5, l do No. : Mediterranean
| 81 10. l car rcd 81 Iais. 2 do medium 81 20, :
cars No. 81 81; In Central elevator special bin
9 cars No 3 81 L.; In sucks, on levec and ut de-
pot. IS sacks ut s5cs 10 O. Is, 3lINo. i, iast SHY,
81 10. lss 81 ~, co afsl Is, 'lbs nisdism u 20,
fs7 81. 2.tsi 27,IA$l 80. lei No. ; 81 40, 70 choice
u I5Si ~. sWApel Qlsp thin 81 seSl % .lslprime
ii 354l 81, e15 strictly prime and choice 81 4Ga
iIs, pst car on track ut 81 Is, 81 SKIS choice
81 so.
| CORN-iarkct dull. Sales: East St. Louis
track, 3 cars new ut jpc; East eievatOr-l car re.
jccted ut j)c. o cars No 2 mixed 3!hc, ! car 10
3.Gc, 4 cars do tcnicc' elevator n; 32kc. st
Louis-G09 bu No. . naked ut JIG regular, I car
rejected in elevator ut &c, . ears mixed at ESQ
Sic del; I5) SKIS 81. Charles white, in new SKIS, n,
81.
OATS-1Tlrkc; very dull. Nothing reported
on East side. Sales: ] car No. . mixed in ware
hou,e at 2otic, ] car white in came Mt JOG. Ele-
vator-l No. = mixed ut &c, !: ears No. = white
at BIC, . ears do ut 3I7tc. New sacks-lG5 SKIS
mixed ut 3~iaS3tSc, ISL SKIS 10 ut 3~ia3iysc del; 50
SKIS whit -miAei u: s5c.
liEMP-Iimi:el drmand for choice dressed
and strictly choice uhdresssd; No demand what
ever for other grades and prices entirely npn,i-
nal. WE quote: D~rcsscd-SiJO TO SIGJ; fame,
SlShiis5; short,-s0to sllU; hacked tow noini.
nal u, ST.; Observation-Disclosures and common u,
sgla7c. good nj si5aso, prime nj ssOa9o, choice
and strictly choice at SiOOIls0.
TOBACCO-Cmchangct. sales I hhds: I a,
80, , at Sio -, l at $40 -. Nothing else oGere l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
.norher Pioneer Gone.

James Ciian>ior. for forty ye,rs n resident
of Clay county. died at hi, home III Missouri
City. Oh the 18th uit., 1t the advanced age OF
seyenty-three. Mr. Ciians!or WAS born in
Mason county. Kentucky. in 1900. and re-
moved to Western Missouri in early man.
hood. \. writer in the Liberty Tribune pays
the following tribute to his memory:
or the characters framed. and developed
in the primitive history o! Missouri. that OF
James Cnanslor WAS IL" type and model.
4! fnrIncr who was proud OF his vocation.
careful IN his hust,andry. he rose a. true
lu-u ALWAYS rise, with tiuh'. .,!rs>ing. by ihe
| strrngtn of his W right arm from small
beginnings 10 - position Of ease and power.
With Just conceptions o! his duty to his
| country ana his fellow men. he was q faith
mi citizen aud i geiIerois, ho>p!tthir neigh
bnr. lie sought no honor save where all
honor lie-, in acting well his part. Is do
nestle relations is with m"D Of his modest
tr,t.i by TIC hnuora'tc m'n and wDInen.
his s0i,s ard daughters who survive him.
| Their characters lave been formed under his
w~aicliiT! care. >'Ipricm" mtc'i 10y in" faithful.
| luyiuG. christian ilsUF- ~: hi excellent and
verify belt Iii. - .g..r -iagci l:> ,pti~ ~ /:
! tpr;I2il-- fnT u 'ar.y ii,tS s,ar-. Mas - y ~
E~nlIIpte t.ir Nt.!,i1- %; mat lie =" LLi=,t.
J aui : ~n.r3G>', r~a"Ici"ti - utie :. - ,Iat
! Gyia , t''hy pnE - earnest and isrtU,, aud
; dying JE+if !a:,a ;.ay lac i,'aoT.Hir.
| Flour. Bran and Ecca
Always on ha.i. and delivered promptly
anywhere about town nj tae lowest rates.
! A. A. y j. u. LEsUECR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
CHURCH ORGAN FOR THE, c. p

Messrs. Mckee Il Austin have sold to the
Cumberland Presbyterian CaLreh one OF the
Whiting & Holmes celebrated organs. 1t
has been pronounced by competent judges
the finest toned instrument OF the kind ever
brought TO this city. Mckee d Austin are
sole agen,s for the county. Every instru.
ment is fully warranted, and ample time VII
be given In whicht to make p~aymcntS 81 ~
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Npg.CI:.

TiEf.S Va, hy Erwin SctouTeS, ity ing q,
wlsa!rEaa ia Gin I.s'hy slt., ,sin;,.
Nhss"y- ~. .ygLI lci.r' u. lu'lSrr.sao,i
Jn4t!r'Ifth Nt.irT Il FIc. r."hl guWr,hip. at.nty
:sst itE.s -UIy y ~ ~ "a u. -! ui Vc,I' rr,
FOne t,y msr. nUSarfaI-,' 'e9n- ~, af-,yt Ilii
han : Ia 81, iyie wh..c l.' IN. rs : r' 'it,er
triiss az igtiis vi .Ib,,,; sr,,tIIs.. =, tEuT ~ J.
lars a.sr. ,ru Ip. rr-flfyr., 81 wa vets
OIL, j en- brown s>Iir, i,, n,isr y nr,i,erJl"r;
10 brand q. liza, 4 : ,l.ihiS. uEIh"isra u, tnnty-
i've dollars each, ly T. G. .'a,trss and y. q.
Grey. wiir-ie!e ey r".'hAiy Moth ecconiinE 20
law 1, ani raiss 1870 WIN = IA: band THIS
,ii!'roS F. pfsri'. .ht5iEc u:ilc roIrc.
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THE LAST CHANCE.
900 FOR sso.oU.

$500 900 FOR 5000.
Messrs. Mckee & Austin, agents for the
sale Of Tickets in'the great Kentucky Libra.
ny Lottery, are required TO return 10 the
managers oil tickets remaining. unsoId IN
ae,h as a.
All 81 lbs now forming must be completed.
and the money must be paid punctually. on
that day. Ert(tEI "
Tais Is the last chance FOR a p~rlncely for
tune. and all ho desire to speculate in this
way, will take due notice. noy12
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

Editor IateNigencer:
The Dispatch OF this evening tii.e 1ithl
contain, i column OF srnsatIoual .nca. ilI,-
ter, which ubounds throughout in iMl>rcI,.
RESERVATIONS anu pcrycr>ions of fact Calcutta.
cd, il not intended, TO create the impression
that we have In our community u monster oi
c. Inc cOulVareL with Whom The II. udcr,
even are dwartcd and made insignificant.
l don't propose to point out the errors III the
article referred 10. brcau>e every statement
Is either totally without foundation or II per-
version OF the truth. Ernest Nugcli j, Il quiet,
industrious German, who had the mi>ior-
tune to lose his house by fire Oh the 18th day
of June Last. Oge of rs little children WIS
consumed in the building; he, with great
officially, saved his life and the lives of his
other children; WAS himself lri.ht!u!ly
burned, 50 much so that he la been
mcasurably disabled all I'll inner. The re-
mains of the burned child We're taken from
the ruins OF TIE building the day succeeding
the fire and deecn.ly inferred. The facts
were well known in his neighboriiooI in
Washington township, and were published
III the I~ntei!iSrncer OF July 2i. Mr.. toScl
was not su>pect-du Of burning his house. 1t
was Searratiy believed, Is he believed, TO
have been tic work of an inccIidIar:, WHO
Ia FIST robbed the house. Mr.. togcl ia>
not been a fugitive: lie has HOT Sen out OF
the county since the burning of his i.or>c;
he has been OH his farm attending to
HE or,iiu Try business whenever lac was uble:
ms been in Lexington freTl' ntiy. aud
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
WhfSkfea

Snishies =
arandies and sther liquors at whos-sal. and
'etail. Special attention called to our old
kentucky WHISTLES made by Clay 81 Pierce.
Paris. Bourbon Co.. Ky; by Bond I.IiIarL.
Anderson Co., Nv; and by john Shields.
DanviiIe, Ills. These whiskie. are the finest
brands OF their several kinds In the market,
>aI are known 10y all judges Of the article.
A. A, S J. o. LEsuGUR.
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NOTICE no srocKYoLDE.s.

At a meetin: of the b iri OF Directors o
the Lexington InieNisercer. Printing and
Publishing Company. aei4 Monday. Norein-
her 3d. meeting If the Stockholders in said
company was appointed for Thursday. No
rcmber 2o;h. 49,, al the Intel geIccr Office,
at II o'clock \. ". Important business vii
come before the meeting. and II i earnestly
desired that every s:nrfioiirr should I've
present. No. DAVIS Secretary Pre- Tn.
Mrs. Crcath Harlow returned from
OREGON last weel;. and will again make hc-
home ia lafayette county after an absence OF
something more. than a year. during which
time she was hercavcd oCi.rr husband. = no
ticc OF whose death we published last June.
she has n large circle OF friends and relatives
in this county who sympathize with her ir
affection, ard gladly welcome her among
ITEM.
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GUARDIAS MS N0glE1s Of, FINAL
= sET"TLEMEST.

NoTicEIs hcr-iv cfrcn tn all re-~nn. ,rf---
esiun IN ths estate a; tm.nI l.. Van Anglcp,
q minor, that the undersigned guardian ~ ~
person and estate. Of salt Ta,iIbr. hrs fi;ct hi sa-
count ior seplgEi'aI Of said minors estate NJ tho
| October fsr;n ~ the Probate o. nfs al Ishyeit.
said court, to be baid dp the nrSi Mrldhv IN
~ nuary, fsih ftrs hnEgI,sthssr 81 has HiaTd-
.ans,.p. A!sShiH Ny :. NAS ASGLtN.
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pr.co BIS, Of Lumbcr-per 100.
NEW CARRIER.

City subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly will confer a favor by leav-
ing notice OF the fact at the Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

A Job lot of new and beau
tiful style Prints received at
Ardinger's, and offered at 10
cents per yard.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

For the best family groceries, 20
to Alan Toeppe's, east OF tire market
house. lie always h1s them. septe4-2n.
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N6TTCG ~ nFsIcSsTa6y or
4 ~ ~ f;CaRD.'.NAsIp

|NvV4isE Is h-ry.,y gwen .tlat g., Tic UNDER
~ sisnci pliHf'iinb nr tsr persons md e.
tatfs 81 wHlEaHr tfisa M l. Irrr D.. i'rs's will
apply bvr Il rs!el G rum aEd resign SAID gaHrd-
ltotr. of I.a.lys.;e eeuUty N.sscuCi, 10 W held
on tf- LTsi .ic.tay il Janua ~, isT.. .
i,s'r. o-s.. 20 Iit0Slhs pEJL..
| pas-it taa.r!,n.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

New Dress Goods and Trim
mings are coming in every day
at Ardinger's.
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Cnticn. Of Lcxt4gion

CI1i4cns 81 LeKtAeton.
I.Iiryou want good goods in the greejry ~
cheap, and delivered at yout doorasbfomptH
any time OF day. call on Messrs-rA-A. al
o.. Lesueur. who will attead to your wants
with siacriiy and sell you goods II the low.
ast possible priees.1
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The Catholics and the Public Schools

Editor Las,hiyeRcc-.
Please give room to the following, IN jus
tice to the Catholics of LeXinaton, i'll your
esteemed paper:
In 4 late number OF the Register its editor
commented on the resolution of the ..Irisl
Catholic Benevolent Uniou.'' with regard tc
public St!upls. aud made this false statement
IS me Catholics Of this place differ from The
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union. As they art
>cnu.n" ilicir chill !rca 10 the public schools
anu .!lll in less tan two years maiy moro
would 10 So This IS certainly az hustle.
10 !hc Catholics o! tins city, rs no p~rGcfica,
Catholic (somc nominal Catholics luay' i,
seHdinG any Of bis children 20 the public
schools. II the IRISH Catholic Eentvo.eui
Union ha! never pas cd sia: resolution the
Catholics wopii still cry out '.Evma locdta
eGusa Fhfic est"
The Catholics of Lexington think. alike
with their brethren throughout the world,
youth should learn both morally aud pbys!'
calIy how TO live
saf- t,cst pI:sI- =
What Cod has pis ed thrlm in tbs word TO do
E lie .tio: without religion Is no educa.
ion-i,a mere snarc, and seldom are the eff.
tects o: y religious training entirely lost; ioI
.'I.!k' u vase, in which roses nave once been
distilled,
You my b.esS, you may ruin he Vase if you
vii,
But u,e scent Of TIE roses will CHG round il
;sii.!."
A>to thc remark mate in the lat ru.nEer
Of The hrsi>;rr, speaking OF freedom oil
speech ana liberty OF conscience. l woald
SIMPLY refer the t.:!tor to Fro>t'S "a Protes-
ta:ltJ History Of til United States, where lac
Will rcai that Catholic, were the fret To liz.
trodtcc liberty of spe Gil aud Freedom OF
conscience il this grant Republic. Editor
T.! the Register,
Heat not Il irrHac. for your foes so hot
Ai.a, II doth scOlc:i suLIse.T.'
IIrsIIEr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
cents per yard
THE ST. LOJIs, KlNSAS CITY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ;

Has 4 train out sunday mornings Tor Kansas
City and West at : O'Clock, ant one nt 6:io sun
day evenings forSt Louis, East and South.
For ~rma apply at Ticket Office, City
Hotel. j. W. SANFORD,
Freight aud Ticket Agent.
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N0MTNnsfnTTT1X,SSN ,yI1;,

INoTce' IL tereD.+ g1vc5f tLs. Je,. ss g. 81:
~ ministrniion npnn the esLais pfI.asa. Is.
1oung, deccased, wrr- grfrnTf 10 f.y-'J ilrT-
fl<ned Wy w.
on the liza DAY aaeAorfaE-E.
A persons having ctsin- ,a7G-ast SD cs'a':
sdministratt,1 within oac ~ :. a,tgr thr Siir ~
said letters, or they may u" t'--clud.,l :,ori any
benefit OF uch sanfr; and u !s-h sisiuss t- ptt
exhibited Within two yfar- ft;'m the GHtc oi ssii
letters, they will br rsrcvertsrsd CTN-
l. OCH sEBECCA YprSl;, A,irn'y.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

CaStoYia Is mere than II substitute for Cas-.
tor OH; IL Is the only SAFE article In eNistenc.
which: Is certain q, ussin,ilatr tie food, regulate
me nwe's, cure wrpi-coliC.. md produce natn.
,phine or s1goh0l and Is pIeasaot 10 take. lhiI.
drcn need not cry, and mothers tasy rest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
DAVIS s. ~ALLSTADT's BOOTS

are the best and cheapest ever offered in this
market. The shoes sold by u. *. A. are
upsrior {, any others sold In this city.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

We CALI attention 10 the article
headed ''Tha Renj Question:" to lie found
in another column Of this y pr. II is from
The en- of 4 member or the Lexington lar,
wlo is distinguished among his associates
for the thnrousIness wit. which he exam
Incs 4 question:. and t:,c .iearnes> with
which he presents his Views. The arti,le
WAS not prepa., ! originally for publication.
hut was surrendered AZ Dur earnest >oI.ci,a-
ton for that purpose. The bond question
IS now an absorbing question with 4 major
ity OF people, and we are anxious to
publish every thing, for which we have space.
lawn: Il bearin. upon the SUI ject.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
SPEED C0MtORrl

SPEED !SAFETY! CONF ORT!
Take the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, from
lexington, for st. Louis, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Pitts!urg, Cincinnati, Chicago
ami all points east, north AMI south. This is tho
,niy route hy which you can. avGiI long and
dangerous transfers. The ROAD is -uIuipup " nh
splendid palace cars. No RvEr>. No FEuuIrs
to cross; NJ delays: connections sure. Special
Inducements offered to stock shippers. Tickets
for sale l." nj points. ~hI-gagc clitckrl through
Office at Grimes Il Vcnablr. opposite civ Hotel.
". ". RIIDDES.
Ticket and Freight .A.ent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

A WORD TO TRAVELLERS.

We have a word to say in Grvor of tn. NJ ,ssouri
raciiic Railroad. II wis the '.p,onecr'' line
Westward and is thy .'oll r~Iiabie'i route +, 81.
Lotus. With The iIpproy.nl"pts which have
nccn mai. during the past wear, we l., Ii,v, rha,
the Missouri Pacific Rauropl has the best track
and thu finest and safest equipment: of any line
w'sinf the Mississippi. Runs haily cxlrrss trains
OF ilne GOackes. rqt,ippcd with the Miller plat
form and the pItrnt air brake, froft T.. kin stnn
thrafGh Sedali:I and Jefferson City 10 st. Louis,
connecting at 81. Louis with eleven through
.,'ntrs 10 points North. East AMI South. Paliic-
ulat information, with mtpS. tim" ~ta',i-S, &c,
NAV b.. ha,1 at the T;-h-t q nic' o:tha Company in
Lexington, or rnnn personal or written %upplita-
ton To L. \. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
ST. LDais, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12

In II report of the premiums
awarded on tie iiit', day of the Lafayette
fair. 1t is stated That in the equcstriennr
ring the premium was awarded to Miss
Allie Jones. and the certificate TO Miss Clara
Harvey. Thi- WIS u mistuhr, aua did Air=
IIarrry injustice. The complttion was 50
close amt spirited that the judges found ii
impossible TO decide between these ladies'; Il
red ribbon was giver "a each, and the pre-
MUM divided.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-12
DAVIS & ALLSTADT ARE
selling the celebrated Byrnes shoe. Ladies,
try Them. They ar, the handsomcst and best
shoe ever introduced in this market.
Don't forget the plaee-Main street, u
site the court house.

Beware of cheap-dyed AL
pacas, that turn gray the first
time they are worn. Buy none
but the best. Ardirger keeps
them, and sells them at the
lowest figures.