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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
NGTON
Progress Of the institution.

Man has mind and soul As we'll as
body. IL is Therefore well, even in this
utilitarian age, to remember the :esthet-
les OF life. while not forgetting or neg
Letting our necessary avocati0ns. Nh
sic, flowers, paintings and the gentle
arts please and iascina1e the mind and
afford us relaxation from onr everyday
cares; but none OF these can so long hold
us e%ntranccd rs hooks. In books we find
the rhythm of thought, which makes
sweet music To the heart. W. can there
Gull flowers OF fancy rs delicately paint
eel as the lilly OF the valley; and lind
pictures :S beautiful rs the dream OF 4
Raphael. Books should be in every
home, and accessible to every enIbe
OF the household. Az everybody is not
rich. this is not easily accomplished.
The endcavor to make it possible. to
those of limited means, which is being
made by the Library Association OF
Lexington should be encouraged. This
society has only been in existence 4 few
weeks, but by the energy OF some OF its
members ii has been extraordinarily sue
ccSstul. Starting without 4 dollar or a
book. it has now on its shelves three
hundred volumes, all good works; and
has one hundred more To place in the
library us soon Is they can be classified
and arranged. We regret that want
OF time and space forbids our publishing
the entire list. but we can say that they
consist of standard historical, biograph-
ical, classical, poetic and scientific works,
together with Il large number of books
of travel. novels. narratives. cncvclope-
dias, Gazettecrs, and other books IF ref
erencc.
These books have been placed in the
office of Mr.. \. W. Hutchins, up stairs,
on the northeast corner of Laurel and
Main streets, where they will be found
in charge of the librarian. The terms
for membership are as low AZ they could
be made, commensurate with the SUCCESS
of the enterprise. Life membership.
twenty dollars; full yearly membership,
five dollars the first year, and three dol
lars each subsequent year; beneficiary
membership, three dollars: lie. for three
dollars one can enjoy all the benefits OF
the library but not be entitled 10 a voice
in its management. Members are al
lowed to keep books on for two weeks.
From present indications this library
will grow into handsome proportions.
and il only needs the hand of encourage
ment now in lis infancy. to insure thai
it will do so. Its benefits should be
sought by every family in the county nj
all able. For it will be almost as con,
venient for persons in the country. who
come to town as often a. twice a month
to get books. as if they iive't in town
By this means, tor three dollars. they
will be enabled To secure AS much read
ing matter for the family rs they wouit
III anv other manner for one hundred.
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Notice to Merchants.

All merchants who have not obtained
q license to sell goods since the 3lst of
October, and are now doing business
without license are liable to be indicted
by the grand jury for selling goods
without 4 license See Wagner'S
statutes. chapter %. sections II, II, -.
IA and "a.
Merchants would do well to consult
the law above referred to, as it may
save them from trouble.
nov6-lt W. A. GORDON, Collector.
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Di,soIu,i"n Of r.Itnersbip.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between stewart and
Isaac Summers, is lbis day dissolved by mutual
couaeBt. aud they have sold their entire stock 10
Mcssrs. Thomas e.. Young and John 7. Hill.
xno will continue Tue business atthcir old stsDh
on the corRer OF Main Cross AMI franklin
atrCcis.
To- their "ld triends aud patrons they desire 70
express their gratitude. Tor ,bp-t tsvVrs, as well
As their regret AT Terminating. business relations
tina, have, a. they trust. BEEN pheasant An" AL
vnutsgrOus to bVih.
To our patrons aud friend. We wish To say IN
behalf Of our successors. Messrs. Young 4 uIi',
that they src clever and courteous gentlemen,
aud that we ask for them n liberal share oil our
patronage.
We will e-tecm i, as 4 favor ii vii persons
having claims against Us, VIII present them IN
medistciy IOr adjustment an'i eettIcmcnt; ah,i
that all persons wbO NJ. indebted 10 lis Will
come forward and settle the SAME, either by caei
or note.
Both the former partners are authorized "a
settle partnership shars, ami either "ue OF III"
tirr Will he l"und at their old stand ready I"
greet their iricn,ls, pay what they owe and re-
ceiye aMh receipt lur what Is due them.
STEM Il SUMMERS,
noYG-3t Is &C SUMMERS.
Lexington, No, Nov. l.t. 1871.
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THE CRADLE

Bsru-In this city, Saturday. October 81, to
the wife OF Richard Able, a boy pounds.
Grand child OF Or. !. II. Owcns.
- III this city. Wednesday, November ).
to the wife OF David Love, a boy-SH pouA'i,.
Grand child OF DR.. j. Il. Owens.
- Iu this county, November l, 1870, to thc
wife Of Flanders Shockley. a lin. hoy. weighing
10 p%Ounis.
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Citizens of Lexington.

II You want good SoOGs In the grocery line
cheap, and delivered At your doors promptly
any time OF day, call on Me>sr-. 4. 4. Il j.
u. Lesueur. whn will attend TO your wants
with alarri,y and sell you goods at the low
est possible prices.
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THE ALTAR.

Marricd-iu this county. gu tie I.t inst. by
Rev. Lamar B~cisw0rtb, Mr.. FRANKLIN 5.
all Of this county.
- Al the residence of the brides brother,
near TeAas frnlrie OCT. 90, iy Rev; A. \.
Miss NoLLIE r. WARD. ui Ibis county.
- ln this city on the 9Th inst. at the real
deDce OF the BRIDES father Gen. u. L. Vaughan,
by Rev. X. ?. Kerr. assisted by Rev. JAS. 4.
Quarles, Rev. JOHN b. KUEi I" Miss MAt,-
DALES VAUGHAN,
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THE TOMB.

EDNA BELL. aycd ! year aud :. days, laugh.
ter Of NJ. !. anu Charles Gunlack.
= Near Greent,n, Monday evening. Nov. !,
Oh ARilE, aged Six months. im,an; son OF
Thomas e. and Emma I. Ichbs.
- Near Pleasant Prairie church, On the aa,h
ult., oil Group, MOLLIE r., aged , years,
daughter OF Geo. Grnble.
- Suddenly, OF diPtheria. OH the night Of
the .tth Of October. in This place, SARAH
j. Eastwood, aged . years and > days.
Torn from InOtner's ,hrObbing bu,noi.
Snstchet from fathers wild enihracr;
Lost while the cleaning stars ut midnight,
Trenbled DER that hallowed plsce.
Softly through the leaflets falling,
stole Inc chilling autumn wiIid,
Burst the mothers bitter waIlins,
Am | darling left behiRd2
Oh. the breaking
Heart, aWakinY
To the truth, IL shrinks 10 and.
Loved one must We drink this sorrom
Oh, this death, It cannot Stay.
Cherry lips all pale Tomorrow,
Blooming rose tints. brushed away.
Rushes deep the tnrbih wave,
Happy feet irom ont The wildwuod
Often go too near TO lave.
Nothing warning,
Heart ache. acnrnins,
sweeps iiirm /" the hOrT!t grave.
Hush! lone mother. gone before tire:
Trust Him father; 'all iiiin4s we'll.
Loving eyes are wstrhin. o'er thee,
i:ri-i shall be that hard farewell
Look: the snowy arias cxlrn!ri
Wait NJ Heaven confines; conie
Heart to heart with Savior blended.
Smiling yet shall bring ve home.
Oh, what bliss Then.
Loves pure kiss then,
Precious joys eniwined in our.
DovkH, Mo-. Nov. 1879. L. IN.
- AT Berlin, the 18Th inst, FANNIE. aged
ii years. 9 m"nti's and |, days, daughter .I t.rn
h Sutiih.
know ye rot your lOved our wmG.ru.
Like u bird her upwafd way
Seeking Heavens young. happy children;
Ii their midst a happy stcai--
Even 0w, perchance, she leanrth
On the Savionr's breast -
At his residence, three miles west OF yelling
ton, IN THIS county, on the ID day OF O.tobrT
a. y; ,s,3, after a short illness. RANDOLPH
u. HARRIS about Gity-sIycu ScuE. y! AZ.
Eeoekset. Eas Il native OF MoOd.url county
krn'liGEy, ana :. aGn u i;ayit Harris. VIII. was
. prominent anu highly respected citizen, whose
lamily en:iSritcu iron! } ir-nIiI 10 k.utLckV al
AL early day in ite history. Deceased was The
who departed this life ut ~ aur.nysd AK. ii
tui5 s1tlty ~ MAY isrt. TIE subject a! IN Is
notice e!lt.rated with bis Family from Ecntucl y
10 Lafayette county, Missouri, about tn. y,,i
1888. aud was I'D extensive farmer in II nr,gh.
bOrhOUu vi Wellington iur ,rany yc.,, h.,
or property nuf{nS tie late civil war. Ilece.,tI
wa 3 man Ok great energy ami industry n,
more than ordinary intelligence, and was HON y
esteemed by his friends and acquaintance. II.
was . kind and DEVOTED husband and father,
ana raised = large and respected family o,
children-aeven sous and TWO daughter,-wh,
win hts Xriet- stricken widow ,imorrp hi. tas,t
! their irrepRraLl- ids.. ~
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Merchants Returns.

The following is a list Of merchants
doing business in Lafayette county. and
the amount OF stock of each as reported
to the clerk of the county court, for the
wear 1875. Those that have not reported
are doing business without = license.
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ST. LOUIS BRIDGE AND the UNION
DEPOT.

but remember the Missouri. Pacific is positively
the only line from Lexington running to the
Union Depot at st. Louis. amt the only line by
which You can avoid n long. tedious and tire.
some Omnibus transfer through the city oil st.
L.onis. When yon wish to travel do not laii TO
call AT the Missouri Pacific Ticket Once in City
Hotel, Lexington, Mo-, anu get mi inlorma-
ton. junel9tf
60 to DAVIS n ALLSrAbT'S for CHEAP
Boots. shoes anu Hats. They ar. selling goods
at your own prices.
DAVIS - AlIstadt will sell Iuita good
tock brOmal shoe Tor Sl.D.
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For S~.ls.-Fuur good beatin. stoves,
tor coal. vii, he sold cheap. Inquire at
Inteiligencer office. If
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Butter, eggs. chickens, bacon, lard
&c, att. W. Zeiler's new store Oh Laurie
street, No. ), next to Adam Youngs.
SprtlSrf
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WhiSkles

Rrandies and other liquors at wholesa!.. ANU
retail. Speria. attention called Ia our old
Kentucky WHISTLES made ls Clay y Pierce
Paris, Bourbon Co.. n.y., by Bond j. l.illsri.
Anderson Co.. Ky: and by John Shields,
Danville. Ills. These whisklfs are the finest
brands OF Iiieir several kinds in the market,
and are known by all Judges OF the article.
A. \. Il j. O.. LhsuEuH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
COUNTY oURTPRocEEDINGs
November Term.

Motion to .acatc road on petition of
X. A. H. Hill. Refused.
Ordered that ". l.. Frankes build 4 |
bridge over Davis creek, on Nit. Hope
road. not TO COS over $50.
Judges. clerks and messengers in late
election allowed 81 so each.
Order of sale made OF lands belonging
TO j. V. Webb revoked.
JAS, Terry. fined by criminal court
so. now in jail. hired to Lexington
coal company. Halt his wages to go ~
his family and half to the county.
Bonds OF j. w. Warner, Thomas l..
White and Vim. johnson. as road over-
seers. approved.
'rhos. Groves appointed road overseer
vice Il. Il. Webb, resigned.
Willis A. Hill taken out OF Jail on
writ OF habeas corpus. Bail-bond APP
proved, and prisoner discharged.
Ordered that 800 be appropriated from
county expense fund TO repair Reid
bridge.
Ordered that H. Flynl. jailer. be ALI
thorized 10 buy / mattresses. 4 blankets
and 2 coal buckets for Jail.
The following allowances were made
f. Keller. clothing Tor prisoner. ......$ / -
) Hall Co. rep. courthouse gate. fence. IL oU
hing & Graham. stove barrel for roi's. ONCE. I 80
I" cleaning and rep. conductors. l 30
: soldering rnoiof clerks ulic-.. :: 70
j A CHARLES & Co. record book Tor co. court. ls 20
stationary for :nuniy clerk. . Gu
Il: u Weedin, esiimating masonry ~
estimating Wellington Ill.,. Il 80
q NJ Mounij0y, sheriff probate conrt. .......3 50 no
hand =. % 10
Jos kist. coal Tor county ) ~
| Mex. Graves. salary Tor October. ........ .t6 Gi
J Williamson, boring Wellington I'LL. 4. ) 10
j. Mann. Use and damage TO ia.Ir. ........ = on
Wni. y. Steele, Zee bill as county clerk. lG, %
}. L. Henderson, insane, 1t Fulton .220 ~
| II. I. Wilson, mdse. Tor Taupcrs ......... II 90
!hiiip Keller, clothing for panpers ........ II 20
: \ } % Ltsneur, groceries Tor panpers. p ~
VI Hastings, support As panper. ...........lU w
Ellen Murphy. same : 20
hr>. Gro. alker, 5 me. > 90
Edward Gaunt, support; OF Aunt Jennie. :, %
Chas Doughrriy. support olson. quarterly. l5 o.
Ordered, that the Carlton bridge be
let by the commissioner. according to
law. and $40 he appropriated for said
bridge.
Alex Graves allowed 81 to >herih'>
fees county vs.. l.. Davis.
Jury in road ease of NJ. and \. Upton,
allowed so damages, TO he paid by 4.
! jenkins. petitioner.
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A Good Job.

Our readers will remember seeing in
the lntclligencer an account Of the ex-
ploSion of the boiler of a thrcsher en-
gine, some months since, near yelling
ton. y more complete wreck we never
saw. The boiler had both heads blown
out, the space around the fire box was
torn into shreds, the engine WAS in as
many separate pieces as before it was
put together, the wheels were broken
and in tact it looked like 4 conglomer-
atcd mass of scrap iron and kindling
wood, and one would have supposed
it to be a hopeless job to endeav-
or to repair it. Ii any one will go to
VIM. Jordan's foundry and look at the
boiler and engines Jas he has transformed
them, he will be unable TO recognize the
above picture. Messrs. Reid and
Adams, the OF the machine, ell
trusted the job to one of our home me-
chanics, and We arc glad to say that he
has done 81 good work rs could have
been done in Il large city shop. The
boiler will be stronger and safer than
il WAS before, from the fact that the new
iron is heavier and better, and the NUM-
Der OF braces in the fire box has been al
most doubled. The engine will be lust
as il was before the accident. If You
want good honest work, p%atr"nize Your
home mechanics. The besr Is the
cheapest.
John w. Miller. from the %ncighbor-
hood Of Knob No>,rr. while on his way
north, WAS arrested on the streets of
Lexington, Il day this week. ON COM
| plant OF Mr.. VIM. ". jenkins, Of
Edwards mill, Dover township. Dir.
jenkins claiming th:, one OF the horses
Miller WAS driving was his property.
Jenkins said the horse was turned out
on the near his place this
spring, and that be had not seen him
from ti,at tintc pG:il he saw him IN
Miller. possession. Miller asserted that
he bought the horse from II farmer in
the neighbour BOD of his home. The
horse is Il bay, four Years old. and about
fifteen hands high. Mr.. Miller gave
security in the persons Of tshar"z Ham
monds, Esq, and Mr.. \. j. Hall, both
OF our town, for his appearance before
Justice Callahan to-day. Miller is Il
n.Iit II %a!.o4t =iAiy Year. Of ace, and
has every nppearanr" OF t"in4 an %ii"pesr.
quiet citizen.
4 week or two ago We mentioned the
fact that Miss Belle Bolton was about to
lose her sight. We are glad to state tina.
only II eye is affected, and it is rapidly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
A GRAND SUCCESS.

The CHATTER OAK STOVE in orr kitchen
il a grand success. the hest stove We ever used.
and We cheeriniiy recommend il &Ih q clear
conscience. knowing We do our friends and
neiShbora 4 favor who are looking ir a lrst-
rate itoye.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

MIR. NJ. Gratz has just received and
opened his immense stock OF Fail and
Winter Clothing and Gent Furnishing
Mr.. Graft being the oldest
clothing merchant i'll Lexington has
the wants of this market. and
purchased just such goods ~ will suit
the wants "r III people. His stock is
complete and having purchased for cash.
is enabled to sell his goods cheaper than
ever offered in this city.
Butler Williamson will assist Mr..
more accommodating or polite gentle
men cannot be found anywhere. Give
them Il call and examine their stock and
prices for Yourself. store No. II, Main
street. oct23-iw
Hard Times made Easy.-Owing t."
the hard times and under pressing cir
cumstances, | will sell my beautiful
stock OF Millinery OF at greatly re-
duced prices. Now is the time 20 call if
you want bargains. ut Mrs. +. JamiSon'S,
on Laurel street. Dress making done
with ncatncss and dispatch. oct5o-lm
Hon. Ethan Allen. Mayor OF the city of
Lexington, has received aninvitation from
the Executive Committee of the National
Convention to insure the building of Il
Southwestern Pacific Rail Road. t" AT
tend said convention as Il delegate. Al
so a request from the committee that hr
appoint one or more citizens of LeNin"-
ton as additional delegates. The con-
v~ention will be held in st. Louis III the
23d of this month.
Our gas works are progressing even
more tavorabIy than was expected. The
mains are all laid, the buildings are
nearly completed, and a great deal more
service pipe has been put down than the
company expected would be taken in a
year. In fact the company expect that
their venture will pay from IFS incep-
ton. when they had thought that it
would have to run at least one year be-
fore it would become rcmunerativc.
As uur citizens are deeply intcrest2
in the early completion Of the railroad
between Kansas City and this place,
we give below an extract from the
Times Of this week:
..TheN Narrow G,nye Comn,nv vcst.r
dav settled the last ~ tbe Authorities tI,,,
;ntarfared with ito n,o~,ass tbrnnDb th,
c;tv and the carly rnrnnie,;.n Of H. nx,
tension 70 the coal fields Of Iaf,y,t,,
county ia a matter in which all thc citi
.omS 9r J,",.som nn,nt. ara ;ntnra.t.a :,
San;n~ onnomnI;sh.J =, 49, .ari,. a ,IaI -,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate.

WHEHEAs. James + Hall. and ranlina )
w Hall, his wife, by their deed, ,iaiat The
oath day OF D-ccmber, 4 ID. 1874. und rrrnr,;
Ell on page l:H. Of boob No. ~. Of The records
Of the recorder Of deeds for the county al La
fsyette. ami stale OF Missouri, conveyed l." THE
undersigned. trustee. the following ->cribr,.
real estate situated in the first addition to the
city oil Lexington, !, the same appears upon the
plat OF said addition 10 said City. now on lille
and Of record in the recorders office for said la
ayette:connty and being in said county OF La
iayette. anu stale OF Missouri. and bring
all OF lot ak G). block thirty-Ihre- t33) except
fourteen tl4) ieet on The east side oil said iol
clear across. anu being thirty six CG) feet irOni
on the north end of said lot extending the SANE
width all the way back 10 the alley sunth OF said
lot, and being the west part Of said lOi as ainra-
said, which conveyance ia in trust 10 secur- the
payment Of certain notes specified therein
Now, under the Provisions OF salt deed. the
undersigned will offer said property and ali ,in
Trovements thereon Tor sale al public vcuana.
Tor cash, At the front door OF the courthouse, il
the city of Lexington. IN said Lafayette county
between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the lore
noon and four O'Clock in The afternoon al
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I'm, A. u. is...
Tor the purp0srs Of said trust.
noSetl JOSEPH DAVIS. Trustee.
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Eutterick's Patterns at Wilson'S. Ihe
only reliable pattern in the market. Send
for catalogue. II. +. Wilson, agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

The following is a report Of the re-
ceipt> and expenditures Of the Lafayette
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

Patterns. Semi or call and get II cata-
lngue OF Buttrick's Patterns at Wilson'S
Dry Gocds Emporium.
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TO PRINTERS!

BY the consolidation oil the Caucasian ana In
telligencer Offices. We have = large lot OF
Printing Material which is rendered useless To
us, and which we will sell very cheap. Now
Is . good chance TO get bargains.
We have about 40 pounds OF this Sonpareil.
the same olr advertisement are set in, which
we will sell ut - u cents per pound.
$50 pounds of this Minion, i,ut little used.
at 26 cents per pound.
go pounds of this Brewer, at IS cents
per pound.
200 pounds of this Long Primer
at Is cents por pound.
10 pounds Of this old style Long
Primer Gin good FIX at IS cents.
IS pounds of this old style
Plea (good) at IS cents,
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the BEST PROTECTION.

The hest safeguards against epidemic disease
are thorough digestion and firm nerves. 1t Is
because they assure the regular performance Of
the digestive process, and invigGrate the nerv-
Ous system. that IIOstetier's S Omach Bitters
are such 4 sovereign protective against the IN
iuences which beget Intermittent msladies, and
those which directly affect the stomach and
bowels. II the nerves are heaithlully tranquil,
the assimilation OF iood perfect, Ms they are
sure 10 lie under the influence OF this standard
tonic and nervine. malaria may be defed, and
if. in the absence oI The most reliable oil mcdi-
cal safeguards, the system has fallen a pray TO
disease oil AN Intermittent o" reInittent type, the
Filters will. if persisted IN, eradicate every
r~estise OF the malady. Hilliousness, constipa-
lion and Dyspepsia yield with equal certainty TO
the operation Of this potent vegetable Alternative
nOvI-lm
Don't Target that Davis II All>iadt are
still selling ladies' cloth shoes ior Si.m.
Fine goat Sewed shoes for ladies. 4
DAVIS Il Ali,taIt'S, for the small sum "f s. IN.
Davis & AIIsiadt are ,ellin. boots.
shoes and hats al i,urd-times prices.
Flour. Bran and Feed
Always on hand. and delivered promptly
any where about own at the Owest rates.
\. A. X j.. y. LEsUEUK.
Davis 4 AlIstadt are selling childrrn's
shoe. at from sc ~ 81 90 per paio.
----
Ladies', un,iued Kip shoes at Davis 4
Ailstait's Inr sl.SU
- -
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Hard Times made Easy.-Owing t"
the hard times and under pressing cir
cumstanceS. | will sell my beautiful
stock Of Millinery OF at greatly re-
duced prices. Now is the time 20 call il
YOU wan bargains. at Mrs. L. JamiSnn'>.
on Laurel street. Dress making done
with ncatness and dispatch. oct5o-lm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

\ week or two ago We mentioned the
fact that Miss Belle Bolton was about to
lose her sight. We are glad to state that
only IL eye is affected, and it is rapidly
improving. and hopes are entertained
VI her entire recovery.
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NEW FALL GOODS
LOWEST PRICES.
PATTERNS.

PATTERNS.
Important to the ladies
Hugh L. Wilson has lust
open out 4 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 Il. WILSON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

For Il pure Flora del Fuma Havana
cigar, go to Quarle> Il Co.'S drug store.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!!
STOPPED.
NOTICE.

I ETTER TESTAMENTAi:l On The estate "i
IL Samuel l.. Patterson, Il. ed. were .rante,t 10
the unh~r-ign.d, on tho l,t day al November,
l.15, by The lrOb.r- Luur, OF Lafayette county
NJ ssOuri.
All persons having claims against said estate
sle required 10 present them Ia said court lui
allowance within one YEAR from this dale. ~
they may he prcclu,Ict, and il .sid claims are
moi presented within two years they Will i'
forever barred. nOVi Il
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
Flour. HraO and Feed

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