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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23
We copy the following from the
Atchison Champion of the 18th inst:

TREASURY SETTLEMENT.
The final examination and settlement
of accounts between Francis and Lappin
the old and new treasurers discovered
everything to be correct and the funds
and securities in the treasury to cores
pond exactly with the books of the
department. The examination, moreo-
yer, made evident that the business of
the Office. under the management of Mr..
Francis had been admirably and system
atically conducted, in every respect
according to law; and it is certainly
cheering to know that one Treasurer goes
out of Office without charge or even a
suspicion, against him. The following
is an exhibit of the cash and securities
turned over tn Mr. LiDnin.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23

Go skating. The ice is SO thick now
chat falling on it don't hurt it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23

Who knows anything about the city
council?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23

ALLEN has received a fresh stock of
candies and tObaccos.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23
EDWARD 4. HALE, LEE L SIIEPARD,
Editor. Publishers.
OLD AND NEW
THE PRcpr-EsS MAGAZINE.

\ new series of thi. monthly begins in January
is.J with the eleventh volume.
The department of FINE AlsT which has es-
pccally attracted Amateur Artists, will lie great
iy enlarged, So tn: it will furnish Journal Of
ne irly three hundred pages of independent Art
Criticism, under the special oversight Of some C4
the most distinguished artists. The Foreign Cor
respondence secnrri b this department, and our
arrangements in difer mt parts ct America, Will
make it Of interest and importance 70 artists and
The department called the Record of Progress,
which is i chronicle of the latest improvements
in social orrer, is under the editorial charge Of
+. Il. Sanborn the Secretary Of the Social Science
Associatios-
most important books published in England,
France, Germany and America.
The editorial charge Of literary political and
speculative departments rcInaias with Edward
OLD AND NEW has won is wide circulation
by its popular stories, from the Lehs of Mrs
stowe, Mrs. Whitney, Bishop Clark, t;eo. M.c-
wari Howe, Mr.. Burnand, Mr.. Perkins, Mr..
Hale, Mr.. Troilope, and other popular writers
These stories, short and long, form, prominent
The MIsieai Rerier Is q safe guide to all pur-
ch.lsers of music who are far from the music
shops.
litical, and religious reforms which have bees
contributed by Dr. Leonard Bacon, Mr. Then
dore Bacon, Hon. Andrew d. White, Rev: u.
W. Beil0WS, fred H. SanDUril, Jonu 70 VII
Hams, Rowland $. I.azard, Josiah y. Quincy,
and other writers Of distinction. Will be regularly
continued.
Rev. DIR. Martincau's Essays will be completed
in this volume.
Subscription Price Of OLD AND NEW
$500 Year.
Ito Clergy men at Trade Price,
Address
LEE & SHEPARD,
4I-45 Franklin Street, Boston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23

AGAIN?
At the Beginning Of the New Year
1878
Idesire to express to the HUNDREDS OF
PATRONS who have throneed n,y store durine
the busy seasons last year my sincere and crate
full thanks Ihove sold goods at rery small
profit for cash, and my policy for the New Year
will continue to be the same as that to Which z
haze alwoys adhered: TO Sell Close to Cost
for Cash, thereby making LARGE SALES and
giving my customers the benefit of
Low PRICES.
As the cold season is non WeW Advanced, Il
make below some special offers to close. Winter
Goods:
LARGE sized fine Wooden Sbawzs North Sc. so
will be closed at IS. co.
Full sized Heavy Blanket S1an1OLs, cheap at
IS. 90, will be closed ut $780,
S7suvls at $3.50, at $500.
In fact all Winter Goods including LADIES'
.NubiUs Gents OUeTco0ts and W0Olen Sc0rfS, La
dies and Gents Knit Underwear, &c., will be closed
at bargains,
At Y AT E. s. One Price
caeh Dry GOODS House
IoL a..
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23
CANDIES.

Splendid assortMkpt of candies-great
variety-just receFeS at ,,,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23
s. s. YOUNG,

NEW GUN AND SILvERSNITH SkOP.
IN Having located in lola for the issrpose Of
repairing Guns, Pistols, Clocks, Watches and ali
kinds Of Jewelry. ask those who mny have any
work in my line to give me trio Is Warrant all
work to give satisfaction a good assortment of
notions for sale. <sSld pens and Sewing Msc!iine
Needles specially Remember the place, drsf
door east of Washingtca ayense On north sise Of
Madison ayense.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ When you find an "X'' ON your paper
~ remember that it is simply a reminder tnat
You owe the printer, and it Is q polite invitation
to call and pay up.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-01-23

STATE OF KANSAS, } In the 9TH Judicial
COUNTY OF ALLEN, District Court.
Samuel A. Weed. Plaintiff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Gone After Him.

Sheriff M"mutiov started to Boonville
last night. Tor the purpose Of arresiing
James AFTER. and bringin" him here TO
answer some very serious charges.
Early in the summer, when Moore Il
Prakc'S auction store was fired. many
persons thought the entire block would
be destroyed. and in the confusion some
attempts were made at moving goods.
NJ. John kreihn occupies the building
west of the fire. and i'm the excitement
Mrs. X. lost Il fine gold watch and chain,
which was known to have been stolen.
Mr.. X. heard that his property was in Il
pawn shop at Boonvllle, and went
down after it. He got Il warrant for the
arrest of the pawnhroker, who said the
watch had been in his possession, but
that AFTER had redeemed it: AFTER was
found. who said he had traded the watch
to Il man who had gone to st. Louis. Mr..
X. then started to get Il warrant for
Arter's arrest, but the watch was sent to
Mr.. X. by one of his own friends, who
refusedtodivulge how he got the watch.
At the tria' oithe case we may hear some
thing interesting about the origin Of the
fire. AFTER has rather a bad reputation
| in this community.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
A Fine Stock at Forced Sale.

w. |. Eckle having made an assign
men. OF his large stock OF Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, d., they mu,t now he sold.
and t"r,ct! >a;es are not expected To re-
allied iu!i prices tor anything. Theref. re
II you WANT anything in :hiS line, call on
Cspt. Webb, assignee, at Eckle's I'D
stand, Everybody must have boots and
shoes, and The season i near nj hand
When every body viii be forced TO wear
hats aDd c.pS. You can bag them now
cheaper than you Will be able To .cf hem
agnin unless a big ire breaks out. This
stock X large. varied and new. Every
thing is warranted first class. and an cX-
animation OF prices VIII satisfy everybody
that now Is the time TO buy, # you want
Il large amount Of goods tor n small
amount OF in"iIry.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
ST. LOUIS FAIR.
The Missouri Pacific R. R.

Ii is y undisputed fact that the St.
Louis fair is the greatest of its kind in
the world. and this years fair promises
to excel Ill grandeur any former exhibit
ton. Several thousand dollars more in
premiums are offered as inducements
for people TO attend. Mr.. WV. Rhodes.
the live agent Of the Missouri Pacific, i'll
this city. has secured extra nc; ommoda-
tionS Iur or citizens " he wish to attend.
\ fine Pullman Sleeper will leave Lex
ington on Monday evening and 90
through 10 ST. Louis. enabling our pco-
pie 10 take their seats in this city and 90
through, 10 st. Louis without change. a
sleeper will run through from St. Louis
to this city on Sunday evening after the
fair. The fare will be as cheap us the
cheapest. Give Rhodes Il call and he
will explain 10 you why the Pacific is
the best route from this city to st. Louis.
Office al City Hotel. Lexington. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
A Big Thing

The fair nj st. Louis this year will
present greater attractions than ever
before. and the premium list runs over
$4,000. The next lhin@ to going TO
the Centennial is To 90 t. this lair, au.i
this year we expect t" send u larger del
c%ation from this city than usual.
Those VIII" ." should 20 early. as ut
the close of the week the city viii he
damned. and accommodations not 81
easily secured. The trip there and back
can be easily made one OF pleasure. The
Pacific railroad viii run palace sleeping
coaches through both ways, without II
change, and You can wake up in st.
Louis fresh for u day ofsight->cuing. We
can heartily recommend this route above
any other, Us the agents always slick to
their promises. and caboosc ears are not
called reclining chair COACHES. The
depot is only three squares from the
court house, and it is easy TO save hotel
transfer. Several lines Of street cars in
tcrScct each other at the depot, and YOU
can step in one of these and ride within
Il few blocks of the fair grounds. We
give these hints for the benefit OF those
" no expect TO attend. Act OH them and
be happy. 1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Fire.

The fine country residence of Col. G..
s. Ra1hbun. situated about three miles
south Of the city. was entirely destroyed
by fire last Thursday night. The build
ing WAS unocrupied ut the time the fam
lily having Just removed to the city resi-
dcncc, leaving hut Il few articles of fur
niture still there. Arnold L. Ewing, who
was riding home from town. saw the
bright light. and putting spurs 10 his
horse rode rapidly thither Tor the pur-
pose of rendering such assistance as he
could. but upon his arrival he found
that. so far a he could discover. he was
the only person present, not even II
OF the near %neighbors seeming TO be
aware of the fire. The whole house was
in a bright blaze when he arrived and
The raiters about falling in. Seeing that
he could do nothing towards saving the
main building. he turned his attention to
the o%uthouses, which were smoking from
| the intense heat. and succeeded in pre-
venting amy OF them from taking fire.
The house was Il twO-Story frame, near
~ new. and cost. probably, about
$1,000. 1t WIS insured in the Continent
tai, Geo. Withers, agent, for $4,000.
Col. Rathbun, at the time of the fire,
was i'll Jefferson City attending court,
\ son of the colonel was at the house
about : o'clock Thursday. and examined
the premises carefully to see that every
thin" was all right before locking up.
Between that time and the arrival of
Mr. Ewing. no person is known to have
been about the premises.
How the fire originated Is not kr1own,
but Was probable the "rk an incendi-
any.
rn ATTIC MAIN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
BLINKING THE CONSEQUENCES.

The New York Herald iIas caught
a partial glimpse o. coming vents
which it describes as follows:
Tho Pennsylvania Democrats re-
n"nn""d their hard money principles
OF last year. amt adopted an imitation
platform by "A majority of two 10 one
OH the ~ir"ngih of mere cxper;men,
II ONO. II that experiment i,
crowned with triumph by Gov. AL
lens election, who can tell how
many other Democratic conventions
viii! iikcwi-r change front and 90
yer to the imitation side? The ~.
ample al Pennsylvania proves thai
hard money declarations put forth
previous t" tic stand taken in Ohio
cannot ~b"IruSted, event in an Eastern
STATE,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
THE ALTAR

Narricd-m Brownsville, Sept .. ~ F-quir,
Ferguson. Mr.. JAMES NiEfii-DN ana Miss
I'll Ia CfiARI.tS. The yuug- "oGti. were
splIced while on horseback in the natllc OF the
public road.
= In this COUNTY. N"ut -alll. bv the R.v. L.
Roth. MIR. WI HOWARD DEAN ant Miss
FANNIE. W. LEWIS.
= n Mnnday. sept. eth. az tn" Reformed
Epl-rmrri Parsonage, mar LrN u-tou. los tie
Rev. Thompson ! smith. Sir LEN / HEBRON
ar.i Miss JO~tPIiiNE N. >IANKS, u".u OF
tins county.
- VI l'rliri" Home Institute. Cooper couu-
", Mo. on the 2>lh "f srl.em""r.i ~5I. hv Rev.
Il -. luII. III I.uEoct"n. WA Nj. LETTER.
MAN. NJ. ID. al Baltimore. Maryland. 10 Ais,
!.Al itA a. daughter ct Prof \ Slaughter.
formerly Ot Lexington. r-t bridesmaid Mi--
alIuira SlrtI"un. "G Lexington: second BRIDE
n,IId, Miss Mani" Ellis. OF cooper county. ~
tcmdInt--Mr. joel II Abhp; of Nirglnlu, and
MIR. VII! l.. ~~irpcns pi BuunyilIc.
- In Columbus, No, Tuesday, sept. 18th.
by Rev. II. u. Kennedy, Nr !. II. BROW
and Miss MARY RAMSEY. Eti-- Ramsey
formerly attended Tia" Eit.the,h lUii Fniuary
in This cIty.
-Ai same !urr amt place, nv the same, Mr.
/. Vi ::spHN and Miss MyLtiE 'iiDl E..tI.
Mis- 'ruchctt a. also once = pupil Of the ll4L-
:tbrih AUlI sen. mary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

| have just received and offer for sale
at the lowest prices a large stock of
school Books uI'ablc for all the schools
pt The City and county, including the Fe-
male Summaries VI this city. Holmes
Histories. Carriers Histories. Maury's
Biographies, HuFcninson's Physiology,
and The Swintnn series, ut introductory
prices. Have also just received ii corr
picte stock OF Stationery. aud Blank and
memorandum Books. Copy Books Ink,
Peas, School CrayunS. states nnI penc Is
L.. X. SMITH,
Successor to Mckee IL Austin, AT Pigoti's
old stand. aug2St,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

" ~ ..
hats 1T Davis 4 AIlstadts for :. few davs longer.
come before ii is too LATE.
For q pure Flora del Fuma Havana
cigar, g" t" QnarleS " co. "rhs store.
,d..i.ohla ,.si,er.. n, S,u,h 9 ree,
far,.rt ,,,lr,, p,r,. IF
~. have s.v.,,, nuod,.a ,lI ,a,ars
,t ,h;s o,i,a far s,ie .t "a Giants a h,r.
dra, If
.,iordia ,,.ca ,r,, Safe fo, solo
c,a - rmo,;., at, ,h;s
an,a ,,
r..,l,,,,, ,,,, ~. ,.,, ,i.r will n,a,sa re-
,,ore RI nc IT,
...
i.,i,,rou -
,.r P'''' ~
'~'7 wa" WV,
- p..,.;,. w,',
~. r..
70" 9-i''-r""r @""" hea''h@ Stoves
'"' c'"'' wa ne s"i" c'eaP' Inquire at
ii'ei'2e''ce' once. u
FOR Saie-A Hch"iarshIp III Spa'd'hS'S
commercial o"lieSe. Kansas City, 'or
sale cheap. inquire at tins office.
Bu;lerick' Patterns at Wilson'S. The
only reliable pattern III the market. Send
fer catalogue. Il. I. Wilson, agent.
Batter, eggs, chickens. bacon, lard,
&c, att. W. Leiicf new store on Laurel
street. No. ., next 10 Adam oungs.
StpiiSl
Persons wishiuo the address of their
Daper changed. will please state whe,e
II is at present received AS well us lie
olare 10 which it Is 10 be charued. If.
For peaches, apples ami IL nIil variety
OF vegetables, call on John Zriler, at his
ne" oyster. game aed vegetable depot
40 D. i-aurel street, mex 10 adau
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
ST. LOUIS BRIDGE AND TIE UNION
DEPOT,

Passengers. do not be humjugged or deceived,
Dut remember the Missouri: Pacific Is positively
the only line from Lexington running 10 the
Union Depot 1T ST. Louis, and the only line bv
which you can avoid - long, tedious and tire
some Omnibus transfer through The city Of -.
LOai5. When y"n wish to travel 10 not i.il 10
call at the Missouri Pacific Ticket Once III CITY
Hotel, Lexington Mo, un., get full niorma-
ton. iuHelgjf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
ADwsEEsyUa.,Oss,s NOTICE
TRUSTEES SALE
Estate.

iEHhiiEA>: Horatio s. Kinkead, and Martina
Aiis klnk"ad, his vile. by their certain
""y'' oct 'r! I. dated the l5ih day "f September.
80, hnu recorded in the recorders Office oil
lafayette county. state OF Missouri, in book
40. 10. at page 3jJ, did convey 10 the under
sIEnr'', trustee, The + flowing described real
estate IN i.afsyett" county, slate of Missouri.
t"-"!t ihe west half of the northwest quarter
q section i've (J), in township iOruy-nine lD.
O. range tw"niy-olgnt t.sl, Containing eish V
teD acres more or less. which snid con
v"y ance was made to secure the payment of y
c"riAiu promIseory note therein mentioned. and
described, anu whereas. default has been made
IN lAe payment OF said note according to the
tenor and effect thereof; Now. therefore. n
pursuance" Oh the power and trust in me vested,
according .! the provisions OF said trus, deed
ana III the request Oi The legal holder of suid
note, notice IS hereby given, that | will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER STU, 1873,
Ectw Cen IN" hours Of nine O'Clock in III. forenoon
ant Nv" O'clock in the afternoon of thar d,,
pf"c'et To sell tn" above described real estate or
- much thereof as may BE- necessary. al nrhIir
Trntu", to the highest bidder, for cash, in front
al '!ir c"t!Ei h"u-r door. an the county of LafIy-
cite. ami state of Missouri, to .a,i.iy SAID nGIc
amt interest, and The COSTS and expense Of
"Aecutiu" this trust.
OCt2;d JAMES +. CATROS Trusrae
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

TIER

Important to the Ladies'
Hugh T. Wilson has just
open out a large assert
ment OF Butterick's Patterns.
THE ONLY RELIABLE pattern
in the market, as the ladies
already know. Send in your
names for catalogues which
will be mailed to any person
on application.
HUGH 7. WILSON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
f. J. E. AHRKNS.
EAgeuts Wanted to Sell
IRights ." a Ciitizen,|

"a the United StaLrs-iiow to exercise and how
- preserve lhem. ByTnrOphilusP arsons, LII. ID.
Containing Il commentary on the Federal and
SAL" Constitutions. giving their history and
and Il iuii explanation of their princi-
l'"s, purposes and provisions: the powers and
'"Iit~ %! fiplIG Officers; the rights of the peo-
=, anu the Obligations incurred in every rela-
m of lie; also, parliamentary rules Tor de-
DrratIHc hpdics, and iuiI directions and legal
in'ina Tor all business transactions, as making
v Ills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drans.
[ 'ntracts, etc. y Law Library in a single
'ri"tnC. 1t meets the wants OF all classes and
sole U everybody. aug2l-4w
JONES BROTHERS u Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
TIE LADIES AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL

Are respectfully invited to ex-
anime our goods, and if you do
not find them cheap enough, we
do not ask you to buy of us.
Circumstances and very light
expenses i'll business enable us
to offer these advantages. My
intention is to carry this out in
good faith. Call and try us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
SCHOOL BOOKS.

We desire to call attention of the Pub
lie and that of Teachers especially to the
TACT that we have secured the exclusive
agency for this city of The following
SCHOOL BO' KS: Holmes History, Car
ter's History. Maury's Geography,
Hutchinson's Philosophy, and Swinton's
Language Series, and we will furnish al.
these books at Introductory prices. These
books were all adopted By the County
School Convention. Schools contemplating
a.change to The text books adopted, can
secure Them from Us onEy AT Introductory
prices. }. A. QuAKLEs & Co,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Wellington.

At the regular meeting of Wellington
lodge, No. 81, l.. o. o. F., ut their hall,
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: John S. Blackwell, y.
g.: Charles Mitchell. V. G.; John A.
Moore, =. Sec; Joseph Cox, Cor. Sec. {;
Wallace Jones, Treas; Thomas Lock
hart. Host. We learn that the prospects
Of the lodge are tlattering and its general
growth innumbers is steadily increasing.
The necessary steps for Il festival and
iraternal gathering, to come off on
Thursday night, October IL, have been
taken. and the brotherhood of Lexington,
members OF the masonic fraternity, and
all others Interested, are cordially invited
to participate in the enterprise. the
object Of which is to raise the necessary
means i" furnish their new hall. Come
up. brethren, and give lis your aid.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

Bramdie> and other liquors at wholesal. lnu
retail. Special attention called to our old
Kentucky WHISTLES made bI Clay ~ Pierce
Paris. Bourbon Co.. Ky, by Bond * IiIlard,
anderson CO.. Ky; and by John Shields.
Danville. Its. These whi>klr> are the finest
brands OF ti,r'r several kinds in the market.
and are known by all Judges OF the article.
\. a. ~ j. o. LESUEUE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
J. w. Keller.
WE WILL ENDORSE ALL YOU SAY.

If all the CHARTER OAKS now in use are as
good as me one we nave used for nearly twenty
years, yon ein recommend them with entire
Confidence, and We will endorse all you say. hav-
ing thoroughly tested their many excellent
qualities. oct2-lt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

By order OF the board the entire stock
of the Lexington lntclli~encer Printing
and Publishing Company i hereby cal
ed in, payable by the lst day of Novem-
Der, 1915, To j. a. Graham. S~tockhold,
ers will please pay up promptly.
scp1S-6t ID. GROVES, President.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

Adding on a small fraction to
deflay expenses of bringing the
goods on..I will continue this
until further notice, in order to
meet the present hard times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
E00,O05 AGENTS

WANTED. for an article needed in eyer
~ Town III ihc Country. Constant demand.
~li.ltnc!i-" profits. send 10 cents for samples and
circular. To
PROF. +. JOSEPH, BROOKLYN. \. Y.
Sole Agencies Tor Cities anu States Will l.
s"eH 10 competent persons. Sep2ctyc
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02

II You want good "opus in the grocery line
cheap, and delivered a; Your doors promptly
any time OF day. call on Me>>rS. y. y. X J.
o. Le>,:rur. who will attend to your wants
with alacrify and sell YOU goods at the 10y
est possible prices.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Citizens OF Lexington.

Davis Il ilI>iad, are selling chiidrrn'>
,jior, at iram lie 10 81 90 urr uuio
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
LEXINGTON:
Dress Prints,
All at Cost.

In which line we have the NEST
extensive variety Of styles,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
NEW FALL GOODS
PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the
IN undersigned, executors of the eS-
80 "i orlando Bradley, deceased, E
viii, on &O
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1875,
sell at public auction, on the farm of sa,d de-
ceased, seven miles southeast of Lexington,
Lafayette county, Mo, on the Salt Pond rosd'
NE ."iioWihS personal property, to-wit Six
Work Miiice, 2-ycar-old Mules. l3-year-Old
M'i.i or" s"oh work Horses, = Brood Mares,
10 Aiiich Cows, 20 head OF Sheep, and 80 head Of
four ana 1--WE year old steers.
TERMS OF SALE: six months credit, without
'httrrst' purchaser giving note with approved
security before removing the property from
site premises. BRADLEY,
BRADLEY,
9"I'-'u" Executors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
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Ministries

Davis & Allstadt are >ellin. boots.
shoes ami hats at iarl-tirncS prices.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
Attention, Commltteomcn

A meeting Of the Democratic County
Committee will be held at the court
house, in the city ol Lexington, Monday,
October /. 1870, at the hour of l o'clock
p. IN. Every member of the committee
is requested. to he present, as business OF
importance will come before the COM
mittec.
II. J. HIGGINS. Chairman.
JOHN :. BLACKWELL, Sec'y.