davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mripat=unterrtbt
In Der 8ebauiuns Der Stubireuben,
0amen. 6erreft pDer &tnber.

grtagssGs gsoisijOr.a u; grsttii@e ainFIsr sTteeiIsn
Sran3ofid, Stalisnii1. aafsin u anoere Sprahsn, i'm
aelen, sboni6reiber, Ste&nen, In Geographic. 0e.
ibidte. Gtaturlebre. glgebra, Geometrie. 2oait. 8bes
torif, geologic. Botanif. Wfineralosis, 9bpIf, @erfai.
iuns BON j6rittliaen Muffdben. gudfibruns, Dan.
DISQUALIFICATION. Gprreiponoen3 In bier Spraher,
Sei6neu, Mquarel. MaIerei, Mappiren unb en- .relief.
Mobelirsit. IS ipirb ~belpnoers bafiir seiorst, baB Die
Gintritts sGramei in ensliihe pber oeutfde Goaesieu
init o~prjiielih sutetn @rfols beftanben tperben. 3eug.
niie bon uniuerftdten uno anOern Sebranitalten, aud
bon anesiebenen arlsritantiten Garttlien tonnert etns
Moreens bis 10 llbr Mbeuos, mo ebenfalss Nripat'
une Rla|Tensllnterrid)t ertbeilt pirn.
principal: &arl q. b'Ssbent, MrnfeHor
Der 2iteratur, Der ensliiben un6 anbern GpradeR.
,,Professeur de PUpiversite de France"
Some time Professor of the Univers. of N. Y.
-. 1oo7oY,
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pane pro SdHo % 0ents.
i. gano Der Isste Spmbarbisr. Noos1s BON
s.. 30. baflaloer.
2. Scr Observation-Disclosures. Grs1blunQ
BON 8alouin MDqbauien.
8, Die Blauen unn 0elben. Denejuela.
nlides @baratterbilo BON SrieoriG
t 0erit6fer.
l. . Scr Ramb etraaburs's. gaterIdnoi.
iber Roman BON beribert &au.
s. GeutidtanS's Gbre. biitoriI6er Eo.
800, man BON Yerno BON Guiet. y
8. pas S%eftament @eter ee& OrpRen.
psi. &oman uno Gei4i4te BON Slieian ber'
BERT. odd .
T. Der elephant. aomiIaer aOman bon
y. ,. gBinterfelo. ?
.u.S. Der fiesenSe 5pIdneer. 6ifori.
l9er, 3oman bon u. U. grahopsel.
3me 8dnoe.
10. . Die SdlpReiebe. Cine Grjdbluns aus
! benz alien Berlin, bon Georg Dill; une
m " DtenteiIs, Criminal : Oeldihte BON
Srteo, 5rieori1. 3uiarnmen in sinsm
Yano. .-
II. Serr esepa. Criminal . Ruman oou
Gmif Gaborian.
IL. . Sipei beitere 6eid,id)ten. Bon MopIt
Mibelbur9. 3ipei &pbne. Serp,
ntas. 3ularnrlen IN elilem Yane.
10. Der tple %5ans: Criminal : Gei9ibt.
BON ". StreffuB. llno Die Gpbnl
Harnepelt's. 6itorii9er 9toman Don
e9mtbt : gseiBspels. .3uiammen ir
einem Sano.
a Tim Sbrpn nne 9eben. 6iforiI9er Ro.
NUN wv SNblS 0ktt
10. SIM Sdfenfter. SDcialer Holnan Dor
sSrieorl9 0erItGder.
IL. . Gabriele, eas GSetb ee8 Gpfelers
Criminal . 9tpueae pon s. qitapaa
uno Ste Trdncttrenrs, Grj1blunq
aus benz beutiH. : tran3DTiden Rrie9'
BON SrieorI1 0erltader. .3uammer
in einem 8aAe.
II. Sin 0erwprfener.. Criminal. 1opeui
- bon ). .. %. 3emme.-D 8prfbaus
ooer Oie fpiloe Sa9o in Der 45iald. 3ul
iamften in einem 8ano.
10. Seremias une bic id)pne 0incen,ia
Der Serr ceS SauieS.-6rau So
den.-Bie Notwithstanding. ST,
5ablun9eh BON ITaria bon Oilers. GU
iaminen in eirem Sano.
gu. 20. Der 6els ppm Sra, 8pn,4. G. Brad,
oo9el. 3wei Bdn6e. :
q. Die dlte fpanild)e urfunee, Don Wr,
mano. unp DaS eeipenff. .gpiiool
aus benz beutids franjojiben &ries
pom .. b, bon Oeoenrotb. 3uIammeI
III einerr Sano.
"a. Bier SlItben une cine Ermcbt SO
belle oon gDilbelm g 6n,ibt. e plpmba
9sppeQe BON Irpsper Wierrime. gu
iommen IN einem gano.
"a. Gldnjenee Babnen.. &ontan bon Gua
Suberltetn. liter 0dno.
"a. GlGnicuce Babnen. .Homdn bon Wuo
Gilberitein. 2ter Sano uno Die conn,
brinst es an Dem Gas. 3uiammen il
einem Gano.
rs. Die Sarpnin. &pman bon Gtiaeu De
beurotb uuo Weit eiierner 6anb. .3u
iammen in einem 8ano.
26. Gis Sflqperei Der eiebe. Woman pos
&enlnfto haa - -
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Msenten D~eslanst fir bic
Geibibte Der 6ran9er'
Seme9nm9,
pbpr her

Tarmerfrtee seeen bic MonopcIe.
Sieies gDert eatbdlt eiuen pOltdnbtsea unb ~autteatt.
fbsn Bert6t Der Rdmpfe Der amerifanilhen 9armer &C.
gen Bite @rpredunssn Der @tisnbabn. Capitalization. nsbH
elmer @eththte bs uriprun9a unb Sprtf6rittS pes Nr.
oens Der ~patrpns Of 5Isbanbrp." Sebr pertdupth.
Wsan rsnbe it6 fGr rubes@remplare. Bebin8unsen st.
an Watfonai Nubliibing Co., YbiI., pa. 4gD:iap,
, 1875-02-13

gBinibeu sic Sbren 4inbern pber ben Sbneu anner'
trauten Wiinpeln bic pertbooaiten uno oanerbafteten
S9dbe auf bic 2ebensreiie tnit3useben? = Die Gelebr-
item 6bdbe Der Wiiieuibaft. Oe,perbstbStisteit, &unit
unD 2iteratilr, Die unnersdneliden Srihte TIRES Sor.
idens. iii ibren Sdriften,-baIo In Der einens balo in
Der auoern Gpra1e, binterla5ieu. I'm oieie ridti9 be.
nusea sa t6nnen, brauAen mir Spra1' uno Glemsn'
10 rfe,tnt,i6a DMI
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Die weekly Suns.

Cine srpBe, unabbdnsise, ebrlibe uno fur6tlpie 3eis
tuns BON a9t Seiten nit So breiten Spalten. Dir
lperoelt oana9 %itreben, Die Weekly Sun" 5u Der bslten
nebme 5e anf @eriua! S1.2O per Sabr babel lift
bas qorto beaablt. Ibrelle
sM!21nop THE Sun", Stem Yort Gitp.
, 1875-02-13

SasGa Manner unc Srauen merben iest per'
CVV tauet fir uniere neuen 0picfeeeru,
Bilcer. Sfdbfeice, 2einenfaeen unc Sdreibpas
pier. @roRe @tnnabmen init Stdbcrbeit sc,
mdcbt. Man idreibe ipfOrt um Circulate on 3. T..
@uernfep, Yublifber, Gpueprb, u. 3. 4g84m5
, 1875-02-13

T.n %. 9S. Pie Rainssef5en. sROnau bon D
20. II. 80. Bb. I'm a,epter nnb aronen. 8sttro.
! man pon Oregon SalHurotp.
Ser Nor6 Amerifanii9e 9pImetidet
lnfeblbare gRafb9eber
fir ginpanberer unb Gtnsemanbvrte.
sn'Sd'f s'Hs tns' ssfaBt' I gss fur ss0srHa"n SsrftaHs'
.@rammatit Der engliiden Sprade,
nebit @nleituns in furser 3eit
obnt sebrer ensltfd. i%predben un6 fbreiben 40
%Iernen;
auBeroem cine
BOIL dnbige 81 utera mIuna
bon Briefen, Gebnun9en, Quittungen, Gontratteu.
@edieln, Nnfueiiunsen, 3eitunss. annonesn,
Gelhoftsfarten &c.
Gteben,ebnte Mufage.
in Happbedel 9ebunoen, so Gents, nit 2eoer . Ruden,
60 Gents.
Sie Contribution Der Ser. Gtaaten,
neot erlauternnsen uno geihidtIiber @inleItuns'
Sur ~ipe3ielen genubun9 fir
Gintp amberer uno G6ufen.
Searbeitet bon 9 mtius Setn
9ritte Mu1age.
Vebunoen, so Gents. Garfonirt, IS G'nts.
Sebibt e
2ubtpi9 nblanb.
275 seiiet suo, brpi6irt, 81 90. elegant ssbunbm
nit qsIbsrefune, S1.5O.
Ser amerifmiids. Iaitetens8 ader
poer
SnffrmctiDe MnpeifMn9
our Gnferti9un9 auer Mrten
Baitete1l, Sorten unb gierrabnte,
bon o ito 5riebrid, prattiider paiteten /. Bidder.
Nrets 15 Sents.
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6eintatb nnb Irentoe.

&ornane Inb graablunsen in sroB suo. Gor
mo elegant brodtrt.
Wreis pro Eann SO Gents. @ebunten In 2einr
mane pro Banb as Gents.
, 1875-02-13

Wdffprtd tf rtetr als Elm Srbfitut fir gafcr-
Del. 60 IT Der etnsie superld1tee &rtitel. meldtr riftirt
pef6er fiber bic Ginsewetbe reeulirt. gDinbtoltt betlt unb
natir liben S6laf erseuet. IS III ~aneenetnt ~einsuneb.
men. Is etebt feline f6faFcftn Wiitter pbr i9reiente
8inber mebr. preis IS Gents per 6laf6e.
, 1875-02-13
8amfs mmb SmeaHp=6 ei6dft.
4 Knantb, Aadlo0 \ GiibMe,

113 8robmap, New'Dori
@ebfeI
In b~eItebisen Betrdsen unb ~ ben bi1isFten 5ages'
Courier auf bic ,~neiiten pldbe In Deutiblanb. Deter
reid Der .shipeia, ssranfreid, bolano Bel9ien.
Gapeoen, Morpeser, Ddnemarf, &uBlano, nn8arn &C.
Mus5abIunsen
burG bic wpfdmtsr, iotpie per telegraph In allen pldben
Deut5blanbs, Der Sdpeis, Deiterrei&s &C., fret in's
6aus.
GintaiFruns BON grbI&aften unb Jorberunosn iebsr
Wrt In aIsn 1beilen Guropa's.
Grebttbrfefe
far RetTenbe sur Benrbuns in allen Stdbten GnropaH.
General.9lgentur Der Mbler'2tnte,
Dampfsr srftr Riaie apii&en slstp. vort y. 6anburs
1S1Ip.
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ADLER LIME.
. 9pf= 9anpfidiffabrt
ealpti6en h.5ll 1t
Nem Nprf unb Sambnr0,

pia @lpmomtb uno Gberbours,
permittelit Der i1eueit, pradtpol einseri6tetelt. %eiiernet
poft=D ampfidiffe erlter &laiie, jebes' bon 5000 Ipnnen
uno BON 5000 e%ffectiper pferbefraft:
.@ptbe, @ieIann, 2efTns,
eGdiner, Sellert, Sereer,
6lppffpG, 6Drner.
4 Die Dartpfer oieier 9iuie ~bef6roern Die
8ereiniete Staaten 3oft
uno fabren ipe folst:
BON Sarnbnr9 pom Nem Yprf
&lophpd."....14. San. 1875 ""...2. Sebr. 1s75
Sdiller...... 81. San. 1875 1900. Tebr. 1870
setlns"..-"." & SSsb. 1879 $500. 98; m Pei. 1 1s74
Galiage=Y reiie:
Bon Mep s)prf mad @lsmoutb, aonoon, griitoL,
Gberbours unp Samburs:
co;H. 4. Salon.......6 Cob 500
! ealu3 2. @alon........G Cob so
3wiT6enoed. ........ gnrrcncp S24.
Ban @ambmrs mad Sfem eorf
l.. eoiiite z. Salon'....". %oIo Ply ~
3piIaenped.. .......... 0urrencp "a
Ollie einidleBlid Der Sefoiti9ung.
&inner 5piiben | uno 10 Sabren bic balfte.
RetpursSinets ,u binfseren Wreifen.
Die 0ampfer Der yNbler-9inie" finb iamntlif neu
unb nit allen YerbeIlerun9el1 aus9eltatte III Seju9 aut
stderbeit. Beauemlidbfeit uns Sd,nelisfeit.
&ie erite Gajiite lit aufs ele9antelte e:nqerittet; Die
ypeite Gajite 6ietet ben 9roBen @ortb J iit %ebenfale
Ilf benz bauptoed in befnoen, no bic ~ t9els9e,t Ut,
Das Snifdenoed bat Mbtbetlut9en III itbis ~ perlos
mem, 1T NIT 5enltern uno gBialen per tl' numb nimmt
oenjeniscn 5beil Der Sbitfs elm, IN 10 flt trlt1 a1f ben
ineiiten Dampiern Die jlpelte Gallite pst rbet.. >.
4adete, Die uns jugel6ift peroen, pc oroerl iplr NIT
pieien 56ifien mad alien Sbeilen D sntihlanos.
Man ,penSe ifdb pesen @afIase an
Knauth, NachOd Il. Kueine,
113 8roaowap, Sem Yorf,
-a GeneneraG @gentem.
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paIti(dtr finn,

4f1R palti(dtr GIopS,
StettiH. amerifanil@e poR-D amph&iFfabrts-
Aftien-@ eleui6aft.
Rem'grre-Stetttn sia Gopenbasek.
6umbplnt. .. Bland. 9%Bafbinatpn, q. @rnoIe.
~Sranettn, Y. Dsnste. g. DR. Nrnbf. 6, gelbera.
Mbfabrtcni
Bon Rsw.gprt; e. Sd. &rnbt, 49, NpriL.
WafttnetOu. 80. Nprtl.
Bru Stetttnt Walttn9ipn, 2. Nprt. .
r- 5umbpl6t, is. &prtt.
Branfltn, 80. Mprt.
BafagesNretfe:
l. eatlts Sob 500. 2. &aiute Gslb $72.00. Spt.
fdsHbsd Gpls $50.
@reurtOusttdets auf en Sabr saltis. 80
l. Gaiute Sob $40. 2. Gaiatt @slb $1an 8rt.
ibtubed Sob $50. "
Bon Stettin pta Rcpenbastn, Nntr.rpeu aa& Ret.gpr,
1. @aults SOlb $9U. 2. &atatt @oIb $50. 8. Gailts
Sob $50. 49,
3miidenoed Don Gtettfn. $36 Gurrencp.
Rtuber inter 10 Sabren bic 66lfts.
Qptstn Srabt nag ben Offsstdfen tnsbetpnbsre nut
pahaee penoe man flo az
GbS- NammeIsbere 8 &c..
Sflans SO. 20 Srpobwap.
, 1875-02-13

Sp1ecube bintee
SotS=, SngcnOiGriiteu
lln0 GDutane
ttnS 5u baben in a1fen beMtf4er
Sn6banbluneen in BEN
Sereini9ten Staaten i1ro Canada,
Gr5dblutgen BON @nitab NieriB.
IN biibiAe 8appbefel nit Utuslin.Gtiideu
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
9as 2tansredt.
Ste Sepprfirten.
Ste Mnsfudnhercr mad Mfrtfa Ell
SG,1etecr unp Gseiger.
Sbriffopb @plumbHs.
@larus nnb Maria. los
Srane BON Sbmbura.
Inredt Gut seeeibef nid,f.
Sie Grftlcung beS ppraenanS.
pie Grofmitfer.
ger aite Srieser uno fein gpbn.
Nle ~Notennilble. = Der fleiue Sdtnarttsr. -
St etnem 8ano.
Die sSaife, poer cine quite s9at finbet oft auf Groen
lhon tbre1 2obn.
Spbanta, sober nurd, Rad1t ,ura 2idt. .
Der arue Gpttfrieb.
Der 6pnis une Der Meiiuer
Sas &leeblatt. Srei Deibihtet. l. Der treue
Sieilsr, 2. Der Bladder uno iein eobn. 8. Die
pie Gucf9ucfsstibr.
Sdcob tuc feline 2pbne.
Gr3dbllngett bDn Gdipari1s.
Sn biibide gappbedet nit Mnslins0tiiden
g~ebnnben a 25 Gents.
Sefdbtd,ten aus benz epefart.
Der gd)nlmeitfer unn feim @obn.
Strahburs auf Der Geban5.
Tolfsgel6idten.
IN biibi9e Bappbcdel nit Muslin-8iiden
g~ebunoet a 25 Gents.
Der 3fgein1er, bon Dlaubreat.
gdbrecfcnsiabre.
Die Gtumme BON pprtici, bon Glaubrebt. t1no
Spbann BON eepeen, Der propbet. Gon
.Robert beroer. ,3u1ammen in einem Bud.
Sefd1id|ten ees pfarrers &iebentifdb. Bon
@adbtlaser tn Granada. Bon IF. gorben. limb
3anrbauler. BON gtorbert 6lrte. .3uiamttei, in
ei1te1n 8ano.
Barrier .2%ansentdts. limb
snitspdct W~asabunhus. 3uiainn,en In sitern
Baue.
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M0eutem p~erldmaf

fir bic perfGnai61te nreis=9t ationarpzp ada9e i'm
Martte. WtuIter =Hafete p~prtpfrei fitr 25 Gents. Girs
culare frei. 8. Bribe, 767 9rpnbtpap,
4tp1Onp1 Stem Wprf.
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GsgS per SBobe. Der befpsrtauFt6he Grtife
gas i'm Sanoe- Grei t~pertbppae prObsn fur 10
Gents. 8. Srtee, 767 Broabpas. q. o. Qr~ayr
, 1875-02-13

9lrbeitenDe &laHe, gtsan;' s 80
per WoGe. 9elddfttsuns sa 5aufs, am Gag pber Nbtubs;
tein 8apitaI; Nnpeiiuns unb ~rsrtbpoae @inlaae spt
gDaaren gratis per9pf a~bsrienbet. Sbreiire nit s ssnt
Sptmarts, NJ. .@puns une @p.
4gDtapr t73 @resnmi& Str, 9. D.
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.is9 16.
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Gr3ablnnaen bon Gaiparius.

V~I6H9lHIIYtII UUH NuTPUIlNo'
Sn bitb1de Bappbedel nit MtnSlins0tiden
gebnnben a 25 Gents.
Sefd1fd1ten aus Dem GpefIart.
ger Sd)ulinetffer unn fem Sobn.
StraRburg auf Der Sdban3.
, 1875-02-13

brr egumptlets mt 8artsn Der DtfrtFts msrtsn
gratis lberfenbet.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-11
LEXINGTON TOwNsup

WHEREAS. The delegates of Lexington
" township. in lafayette county. Missouri,
courthouse, in Lexington, Monday, November
2s. 1876 agreed to the following basis of pro-
bonded Indebtedness of said township to theIex
ington. Lake Gulf railroad company only. as
authorized BY an act OF the general assembly OF
tate the settlement Of county, city or other mu.
nicipal bonded indebtedness by composition
With the holders OF such bonds" approved
8S'That the county court of said county in the
name Of said County for and in behalf of said
sonds to the holders of such railroad bonds Of
said township existing or bearing at the follow
ing rates, to-wit: in amounts equal to sixty
principle for such existing bonded township
Indebtedness. Current interest on coupons, and
interest not due on bonds, not to be included
ing bonds, date on and from January lot, 1876,
payable at the same places of bonds compro-
missed. twenty five years after date, with six
terest coupons to be issued with and attached to
the same-interest to be paid semi : annually
Old bonds thus compromised. to be deliv
cred up TO the agent Of said township, and can
called e. the time of the delivery of such renew
al fnnding bonds,'' and requested the county
court Of Lsfayetie county to submit said propo-
eltlon OF compromise to the voters Of said town.
ship. to be voted on the Both day of December,
AID. 1873. Therefore. in compliance with
such request, and in order to obtain the sense
and expression of opinion of the voters OF said
township In Lafayette county on said PROPOSE
ton OF settlement and compromise, it is hereby
ordered that an election be held at the voting
Psecincts Of the said townships on Thars
terms Of proposed compromise and settlement
Of said bonded Indebtedness OF said Lexington
township. Under the provisions of said act OF
the general assembly Of the state of Missouri,
approved March 27th, 1875, as aforesaid, the
adoption Of these terms OF compromise to he the
pledge OF the good faith OF the taxpayers of
eaia township for the payment promptly of the
interest aud principal of such renewal funding
bonds when due.
The form Of ballots at such election to be as
FSI compromise of Lexington Township
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-11
Centennial

The reading and concert, for the benefit of
the Missouri Centennial Fund. which came
on at Harmonic Hall, Thursday evening
last, was in every respect decidedly a sue
cess. The programme presented a pleasing
variety OF prose and poetry. instrumental
duets and solos, and vocal solos and quar-
tettes. To mention any PAL tIcuIar in III.
performances or rendering of any piece or
part. where all were so creditable, would de.
tract from the merits of the whole. We will
make an exception, which we think all will
pardon, to say that the feature of the even
ing was Miss Emma B%arnhouse's recttattons.
Every one went home more than satisfied
with the entertainment, and agreeablv sur
prised to ind the h!gu order of amateur tai
eht existing among us. The audience was
large, and was composed of the very best
and most cultivated people of our county.
Inc true taste and refinement of our elf.
zenesses and citizens were fully displayed
III the rapt attention given during the en-
tre evening. Not a whisper or motion dis
the quiet enjoyment of the treat, and
county may well rejoice that the
rude, talking and giggling element, which
SO often a nuisance, is ceasing to exist
among us. The following shows the receints
anu expenditures
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-11
Lectu re on s'The Shakers

The first lecture of the season before the
pupils and friends of the Baptist Female
College, will be delivered in the college
chapel on next Friday evening, December
18th, at y O'Clock, by VIM. A. Smith, ESQ. of
Kansas City. MIR. Smith will tell us what
he knows about that quaint curious
sect called the ~.Shakers," and their attitude
towards the society of the present day.
This lecture was delivered last winter to
a large audience in Carrollton, No., and the
papers Of that city spoke of him as follows:
''Prof. Smith is comparatively q young
mana very pleasant speaker, and his lee
ture was instructive, entertaining, and at
times eloquent. We cannot give q synopsis
OF it. but feel sure that all present felt well
repaid for their attendance"
The young ladies of the college will con-
tribute to the pleasure of the occasion by the
rendering of several vocal choruses and in
pieces Immediately before and
alter the lecture. Abundance 25 cents.
The proceeds to be devoted to the purchase
Of a carpet to cover the stage on public &C.
casions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-11
William Stuck, who has been many YEA,

William Stuck, who has been many years
with l.. Megede, n latterly with A. C.
Doliinger, Is now opening, at the old stand
of l.. Legede, a new stock of Jewelry, Toys,
&c. MIR. Stuck has the reputation of being
u most expert workman, having learned the
business In Switzerland, and has worked for
many years In the large cities. All his work
is warranted. Try him. d11t3
Marshal Brant is doing a good work in en-
terminating the worthless ours which prowl
around our streets. 1t may be .sweat to
hear the honest watch dog bay deep-mouth-
ed welcome as we draw near home," but it
is an eAcruciatlng nuisance to have to listen
to the chorus of bowls which Town dogs keep
up through the night, and to see u dozen of
them scamperlng out Of your back yard
every time you 20 there after dark.
Col. Child, of the Richmond Conseryator,
Mr.. A. l.. McCuistion, deputy county
clerk Of Ray county, spent a good portion of
last Wednesday in the l~ntclllgencer office.
We sold the Col. q considerable quantity of
printing material, and . iirst-class job I,ress,
which Will enable him 10 turn out as neat
work as can be o anywhere. Come
again, gentlemen, it always makes us smile
to meet Ou.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-11
ONCE IN A LIFETIME
Does Such an Opportunity Occur

Only once in a lifetime does such q grand o.
por unity for securing an Independent home oc.
cur, as that offered by the Kansas Land and
Immigrant Association, of Atchison, Kansas.
An opportunity to secure one of the rich and
productive farms of Kansas, a residence that
cost $15. 600, or u block oil buildings that have
an annual rental of over 81. OOe, is not OF daily
occurrence.
The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association
Is composed OF prominent and well known gen.
tlemen Of Kansas, who are reliable and re.
sponsible. and the distribution has the euaran.
tees of the best citizens OF Kansas, the Civ
Council and Board Of Trade OF Atchison and
the endorsement OF the AtchisUn banking in
stitutlons: and 1t will be fairly and honorabIv
conducted from beginning TO end.
among Tie pieces OF real estate for distribn.
non, and that which we consider as the moi
attractive feature, arc the six hundred farms
located in the fertile Kansas valleys and on the
productive pralries. An investment of az NAV
secure you u home that will make You Inde,
pendent for life. When was there ever such an
opportunity for O mechanic or q laburinp man
whose daily expenses eat up his moderate in
Comef And when was there . more indepen.
Gent lie than that OF the owner OF . productive
farm? See the details Of the advertisement in
oi""n decll-It
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Judges for the Election

U IN, compromise of county bonds, u, s.ember
ro =, as.2, as appointed by Lafayette County
court at the December term:
west Lexington-Thos: Jones, R. A. Smith.
East LeXIngton-Jas. Catron, A. G. Burn
nam, JAS. b. Young.
John Prince. 'ne''
East Freedom-Otto Walkenhorst. GINS
fTierklng, H. Westerhouse. ~
west Davis-P. Ayers, VIM. Beatie,. H. J..
East Davis-G. Gordon, G. Rhodes. G. Else,
Roberts. "ohh
Weilington-Wm. Corse, Geo. Ferrel, Gid
Greenton-Walker Tebbs, c.. J.. Miller, Sam.
MI: Hope-Wm: Anderson, VIM. X. Nc
Chesney, Willis Morley. ~
mack, Philip Ferguson, ~ |oi
south Washington-Adam Wolfenbarger, A.
north Washingt3n-A- B. Hatch, E. NJ.
Ioser-John Wheatley, Jessie Cole, A. Z.
Page city-Robt. Scott. Eli Fox, DR.. Robt.
MaIerly-C. c. Catron, 4. Corder, John J.
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THE ALTAR.

Narried-in the Baptist church, in this CITY.
Mr.. VIM: BIRD and Miss ANNA EDELIN, III
Rev. H. TIA lbird. ~
Near Greenton, Dec. 9Th, 1875, by Rev
Geo. w. smith, Mr.F. M. BEWELL, of Ore.
county.
- At R. and L. Junction. Dec. 9TH, 1878. by
Rev. g. X. Smith, Mr.. J.. r. CREASEY. oi
Norborne, and Miss LOU. n. CARPENTER. OF
Lexington. 6 eE
dence of Ennis COmbes, by Rev. j. a. Quarles.
GEORGE WERTZ and EMMA CALLNWAY'
daughter Of the late Mrs. Casa Galloway. ,
- On Tuesday evening It'll inst, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents near this city, by
Rev. Robert P. Kerr, Mr.. VIM. f. COLL and
Miss ELLA ELSON
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STATE ITEM s.

Joe Fore is supposed, to have been
seen in st. Louis.
Gus Miller. a convict sent to the pen
itentiary from Pettis county, for three
years, for grand larceny, made his es-
cape Thursday of last week.
Henry w. Dionysius, an old merchant
OF St.Louis, lately in the lumber business,
killed himself while hunting near Creve
C9ur lake, by the accidental discharge
OF his gun, in climbing over a fence.
At the instance of the American Board
OF Transportation and Commerce, the
governor has appointed the following
named gentlemen to attend the third an
nual convention of that body, which
meets in Chicago December 18th: JOS
eph Brown, D. P. Rowland, E. o. Stan
ard and George Balm, of St. Louis; R.
L. Mcdonald, St. Joseph; John McGre-
gor. Springfield; 7. R. Allen, of AL
%lenton; B. R. Hensy, CRANKY; A. w.
Lamb. Hannibal; James NJ. Nave, Kan
sas City; M. v. L. McClelland, Lafay-
cite; NJ. McIlhaney, Mexico; R. G. Bar
rows, Macon, and R. @. Roache, OF Cali
fornia.
On last Monday evening, an accom-
mediation train on the X. p. road in Kan
sas City, ran into a street car which was
crossing its track. There were several
persons in the car, which was pretty
well demolished, but fortunately only
two were much injured. Major George,
stock dealer, was considerably cut about
the head, and A. j. YanMeter, of Saline
county, Mo-, who had just recovered
from a broken leg, had it broken over
again. No lives We're lost. q AS the
street cars in Kansas City cross several
railroad tracks this accident should i'm
press upon the minds of the companies
the Importance of taking measures
which will render a recurrence of like
casualties an absolute impossibility.
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