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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
Meeting Democratic Co. Committee,

COURTHOUSE. LEXINGTON, Mo..)
Monday, October u. 1876. /
Committee met pursuant To adjournment.
Present, Messrs. Jos. +. Smith, Isaac NeaIe
j. S. White, Tnos. S. McCnesney,B ID. Rag.
land and Grove Young.
Credentials of j. 5. white rs committee.
man for Washington township presented
and approved.
After Remarks by Me>srs. Ra"Iaud. Me.
Chesney, Smith aud others. MIR. White Of
tered a resolution, which Was carried. that
the democratic voters of Sni-:l-lfar, Claw.
Lexington and Washington townships be
requested TO >semble III their Restrictive
voting places on
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 81,
and cast their votes for representative Tor
the Western District in the next LeuisIa-
ture. And they We're also requested to ap-
point judges ana secretaries, and to see to
it that none vote but those that are pledged
to support the regular democratic nomina-
tions throughout, ana send certified returns
of said election to this committee. at its
meeti: 6. on Monday. October %.
JOS. f. SMITH, Chairman.
may ~-
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II STATE
nth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The Democratic Stale Central Committee, Il!
its late meeting, made the following appoint
ments for this congressional District, ana IN,
speakers announced vii! be sure to b. prcscn,
al the times and places mentioned. Let there b,
4 large turn out to hear them.
COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9.
F. NJ. C~OCKRELL., JACKSON L.. SMITH.
JOHN :. HELPS JOHN b. clark, JK.
MOBERLY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
r. NJ. COCktELL, Join +. iilLAND. JAS.
H. WRIGHT.
FAYETTE. WEDNESDAY CCr. IL.
F. M: COCkREI.L, JNO. +. RILAND, HENRY
A NEWMAN, NJ. &. SHEW ALTER.
LEXINGTON, SATURDAY. OCT. IA.
+. NJ. COCkRELL, f.. e. MOJRE. C.. III.
HARDIN, STILSON HUTCIINS, lion.
BEN. TOMPKINS.
BROWNSVILLE, MONDAY, OCT. 16.
r. NJ GOCkItELL, G. Ii. IL iRDIN, STILsON
HuTCIlINS, JOHN T.. RYLAND.
CARRoLLToN, TUESDAY, OCT. II.
JOHN $: PHELPS, tCKSONL l. SMITH. A.. j
HERNDON, L. BENTON TAYLOR.
RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY. OCT. lS.
JOHN 5. PHELPS, JACKSON l.. SMITH. j.
W. SEBREE. JOHN Il. CLARK, JR
CoNCORDIA SATURDAY, OCT. 81.
DIR. LEWIS BAUER, G. Ii. HARDIN.
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ACard.
~SNI-A-RAR, Oct. 4th. IL.

SNI-A-HAR. Oct. 4th. 1876.
EDITOR INTEL lGkNCkk: In Your issue of
sept. 10th 1876, We find a card over the signature
OF one "k," written, as we learn, by one
Frank Ferguson. Of this township, charging.
among other things, that we rode over this
township for the purpose of getting signers to
the petition Tor DR.. Fulkerson, and that when
SAID petition WAS presented for pubIicut:o on il
did not contain one full sentence of the former
petition. and also denouncing us Jones and
owsley, as slanderers ami radicals, and the
filling up OF said petition with lies for base pur-
poses, &c. Now. we desire TO state, in the first
place, that We had nothing to do with the circu-
latlon OF that petition. When it was presented
to us We signed it and cordially endorsed its
statements, which We consider true and the same
~ published. Second, We are, and have been.
ever since the war, democrats. Third, we fur
Their dtnounce the statements in said card as
baseiy false and slanderous, and the said Frank
Ferguson I'd q wilful liar and slunderer. who
mas emf to assassinate the character and
reputation of ourselves and others, who huy.
endeaVored to present u plain statement of the
action Of our delegates, in the late convention.
to the people of the county.
JOSHUA OWSLEY.
GEO. W. JONES.
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Judges of Election.

Inc following have been appointed AS nudge
Tor the general election. November eth. 1875
LediCrd. seinah' .. II
AulIvilie-Jas F. Downing, VIM. b. Major
Campbell. ""r'' franz
Hlsginsville-H j. Higgins, r. T. Conn. !
,S Sehoolingyille-James Harrison, Geo. P. Cor.
rage CltT-D. c. Ridge, J. IL. Page. sr.
"ayerly1,Wm. A. Redd, James Goodxin
lexington. East-B. NJ. Landlord. Jas Il
Barnett, JnO. Il. Hill. '~s. Il"
Ahrens, X. Taubman. :. z
Gideon Mayne. "e"n' hammer,
E Gf Gis.as G. Mcneil. Jas. christy. Jno.
Napoieon-M. G. jacobs. 5. Ren,ck. Green
Woo" "i'n ~ " dsh,ns,on-C. l.. Bradley, Dyer sher-
"ou'h asainston-L Ram.s-v, Robt. Mat
"est Shi a-Bar-D. G.. Doty, Il. J. Middle
East sni-a-bar- VIM. r.. Anderson ~ l.
McChesney, Henry Armstrong w. n
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CAUTION AGAINST INVITATIONS,

IN. pr"prietors of Eenson's Capcine Porou.
ilasttrs have found it necessary to warn tn,
public against bogus articles tina; are Offered
theii, under the name of '.Cnpsicim'' Or 'sCuD.
S''""' Us belrg the same as Capcine, the facts
are tiat they are totally unlike the genuine in
'heif elect or composition, and such limitations
ar: calculated to injurc the excellent rem.d;,,
qualities oil Benson'> Capcine Porous Plastcrs.
Inc unparalleled success of this famous ana
vigorous medicinal combination has stimulated
INSCRIPTIONS individuals to ISSUE articles under
Inc above similar Ounding words. 10 furthc,
Piotect 'he consumer. We have cut the word
S'l''he IN each Plaster. Their powerful
vegetable properties afford in,tiut relief. and
insure Il quicker cure than any known medicine.
ihev contain no metallic or mineral n.iSnus
anu are superior in their effects to electricity
ana more certain. Price % cents. septI6-lm
ID. w. Il. Tevis and J. a. 0unrIe,
d Co., agents.. for Lexington, No.
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CENTAUR
The Quickest, Surest and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians and Farriers declar
that no such remedies have ever beror.. b..n i
USE. Words are cheap. but the proprietors q
these articles will present trial bottles +, mad;
cal men, gratis, AMI will guarantee more rapi
and satisfactory results than have eyer b.ror
been obtained.
T he Centaur Liniment. White wra,n.u
Will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumh,yn
Sriatica, taked Breasts, Sore Minnie, Eros,.
Feet, Chillblains. SwellIngs, Sprnins and an,
ordinary
fLE-II, BONE OR MUSCLE AILHEST.
1t will extract the poison of bites and .,i,r.
and heal burns or scalds without Il: scar. Iocl
JAW, Palsy, Weak Back ,Caked Breasts. Esracb,.
lootii''cie, Itch and Cutancous Eruptions read
lily yield to its treatment.
Henry Black, Of Ada, IIalriin Co Ohio s,vs
W "iie mas had rheumatism for five yearssnc
rnnr 10 n'erp-coul' scarcely walk across the
NOR. she Is now completely cured by the usr
ni ,ehla,r %Llnlhent. We all feel thankful n
YOU anu recommend your wonderful medicine
10 all our riends."
James lIur,i. of Evansville. s,vs. ..T,,
'.htalir LInimcmt cured II y Neuralgia "
Alfred lush, of Newark. writes. ..S., -,
one do-cii bottles by express. The IinIInan,
mas saved NV leg. | want to distribute il. Er ,;
ms sale OF this LiniInent is increasing rupidIv
The Centaur Liniment. Yellow Wrapp.r
Is i'r te tough skin, flesh ana muscle of
HORSES, MULEs AND ANIMALS
we have never Yet seen Il case of sn,vi,
>weehy, Ring-bone, Wind gall, Scratches ar
i"'i-E'ii' which THIS LInlment would not speed-
ny p'heht' anu We never SAW but II Jew cus.s
"hinh 1t would not cure. 1t will cur. when any
thinE can. 1t is folly to spend see, for a Far
r'cr' "heh one dollars worth of Centaur Lini-
inrnt Will ITO better. The following is a snnn,e
OF the testimony producei:
JEFFERSON. Mo. Nov. TO-, ISIS.
, f"'''G tline ago | was shipping horses to ST
louis. | got one badly crippled in IN. car
" III Sfeit hiiiculty ! got him to the stable. on
| ".,.i 1lFenie. The stable keeper CAV. me n
Do,,ie OF your entaur L.inIment, Which | us,I
i'ii aucli success that in two DAYS tn. hors. w,s
ana nearly we'll. | have been n v.t,r;N
surgeon Tor thirty Years, but your LiniInrn,
heads anything | ever used. "h
"A j. M'CAltIY Veterinary Surgeon -
f"fa postage stamp We will mail a C,n,,ur
Almanac, containing hundreds of certificate.
rom every State in The Union. These Linimr,,s
Ire now sold by all dealers in the country.
Laboratory of J. b.. Ru., & "a
'i'-SiH it DEY ST. Nr,y y,.y
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The Lexington Library Association.

The first anniversary of the Lexington
Reading Room and Library Association was
held on Monday last, for the election OF off
GERS and the transaction Of other important
business.
We give the secretary's report which
speaks for itself, and think that it is 4 very
creditable showing for the first years effort.
The treasurer's report shows that all de-
mands have been paid aud that there is a
balance in his hands.
SECRETARY's EpoRT
About one ye Ar ago u few persons coun-
menced All effort to establish u public read
Ing room or library in our city. Consider
Ing the hard times, u generous and public
spirited cooperation was given to the orig
I%nators, by the people of Lexington and
surrounding country. BY pecuniaiy con-
tributions, and liberal dou atoms of books
the directory have been enabled to keep
open a comfortable reading room, supplied
with most of the leading American and
British periodicals, and have now 4 library
containing about six hundred volumes.
The reading room has also been supplied
regularly with the following daily and
weekly newspapers, which have been gem
erously donated: Kansas City Daily Times.
Sedalia Daily Democrat. Richmond Conser-
vator, CarrOlltOn Democrat and Record,
aud last, but not least, the Lexington Regis
ter and Intelligencer.
The greatest difficulties having been over
come, and the foundation laid, all that is
now necessary to make this association IL
permanent and valuable institution to this
community, is a continued and increased
support.
"A statement of receipts and disburse-
ments, and the present financial condition
of the association will be laid before you by |
the treasurer. All of which is respectfully |
submitted. X. TRorTER, sect'y.
The following named gentlemen were
elected Us officers for the ensuing year
A. A. Lesueur, president; W. Ii. Chiles,
vice-president; NJ. l.. DeMotte. recording
secretary ; R. Trotter, corresponding secre-
tary; A. w. HUI tchins, Librarian.
Directors: DR.. j. b. Alexander, X. Field,
w. H. Chiles, X. Trotter, j.. Reid, A. F.
Alexander, I. Z. Wood.
TIL following committees were appoint
ed:
Ways and Means-W. II. Chiles, X. Trot-
ter and K. Field.
Books, Donations and Publications-R. |
frotter, DIR. j. b. Alexander, K. Field.
Library and Reading ftoom-Dr. j.. b. |
Alexander, A. +. Alexander. Il. c. Wood. |
Lectures-R Trotter, j. Reid, W. II.
Chiles.
A resolution was adopted and committee
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments to have q festival for The benefit of
the association, sometime before the first of
January next.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF,

There is no medicine prescrl bed by physiclans,
or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence
of its success and superior virtue as BosCHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the Breast, Consum. ton, CT any disease OF
the Throat and Lungs. y proof of that fact is
that any person afflicted, can gel u Sample Bot
Tie Tor 10 cents and try its superior effect before
buying the regular size ut 10 cents. 1t has late
ly been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and Its wonderful cures are astonishing
everyone that Uses it. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. Sold by Theo. Gosewisch,
MISSOURI. septl6eUw
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HOW is YOUR LIVER.

Are YOU troubled with Headache, Dizziness
lncapacIty to keep the mind on any subiec,
d'zzy sleepy or nervous feeling, gloomy for.bo.
lungs, irrit;tbility Of temper? or have YOU Il bad
taste in the mouth. an unsteady appetite, pslpi-
TALON, choking sensation IN the throat. tlo,lino
OF The Stomach, GOODNESS of eXtrcmities. Pam
IN The side, or about the shoulders or back? if any
OF these symptoms. be sure your Liver is out of or
der. ami go immediately To your tr, eui.f. i
Quallts " Co. and get = bottle Of Ir' Sh.rtnIn;.
tricky Ash BitterS. They are The hes, liver
offered TO the public. Sample bottles for
trial. inni-"i
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WHY Do YOU SHAKEP

The majority of the people in this section will
be pleased to learn that j. W. Wood Il Co., the
present prOprietOrs of DR.. erman Malari-
LUCE are now putting it up in seventy-ilve cent
bottles as we'll us a dollar and Il half US hereto
lore. 10 those who have used the Malarifnge,
IL Is not necessary to say Il word IN its behalf;
but 10 those who shake in ignorance of it We
VIII SIMPLY say, try 1t. No other medicine is
required as it is a combined Tonic, Alternative,
Cathartlc, FOlerifuge Anti Periodic and Cholo-
goguc. 1t ventraliZes niasmalic poison, re-
stores the Liver and other diseased organs to
Their natara! healthy condition., thereby thor
oughly eradicating the disease. For sale by
Jcli mi j. a QUAltLES 4 Co.
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TO C0HSUMPTIVeS.

Inc advertiser, an old physician, retired
from active practice. having had placed in his
hands by an East India Missionaly the formula
oil d simple Vegetable Remedy, for The speedy
AMI permanent Cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma. and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also a Positive and Radical
Cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants. after having thoroughly tested Its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases. ieels 1t his duty to make 1t known to his
fellows. Actuated by this motive, and
u conscientious desire to relieve human suffer-
ing. he will send free of CHARGE, to all who
desire 1t, this recipe, with full directions for
and successfully using. Sent by re-
turn mail by addressing
~nOv2O-ly DR.. W. e..
MunrOe Block, SNracusc. n Y.
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MURDER WILL OUT.

y few years ago august Flower, was al.
coVere! 10 he Il certain cure for Dvsnrnsi, .u,
Liver complaint, Il few Thin Dysu.utfcs mad.
known 10 their friends how easily and cuiclIr
they had been cured by its use. The .r,,, ,,,erits
al GEkhS's AUGUST FLOWER BECAME h,r,Idcd
through the country iy one sufferer t., auoth,r
unit! without ADVERTISING, its sale has L.r,m,
immense. Druggists in EVERY TOWN in tt.
United States are selling il. No persons sun,,.
ing with sour stomach. Sick IIcae,ach,. ,o.,y.
ness, Palpitati"n oil Tie Heart. ndl..,,,u Iov
spirits. etc can take three ,iGscs wit,nut ,..,.,
Go to your Druggist, Theo. Gosewiscb and ou,
IL bottle Tor % cents and try it. Sample bo,tI.s
10 cents.
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Mothers.

caste ria Is the result of 20 years experiments
ny 1T samuel Pitcher, OF VI tSsuchus.it, f. i.
" vegetable preparation as effective AS C,sto,
'"' ""' perfectly pleasant 10 the taste. Ii can
" ''"e'" ~ Inc youngest infant, and give neither
gags nor gril"s. DR.. y. J. Green, OF I:,v.,,,
Ind, says oi il:
HiIs:-i t:'v" tn ell The Castorii and can small
llSiiiy "l us ineftis Il VIII, | thuik. do awn1
'hi'r'iy Win aston Dll: il Is pleasant and l,,m",''
less, hn'! Is ". w!,riuiiy ,liruciouS 'n
"l.'f'c''' '''l 1~A\aIiN". 1t is the Gerry thu
'hs 'ie'"rin destroys worms, regulates m.
7''hia't'' cures WIND Collie, and permits OF ma
"'"'' "''''hS sleep. 1t Is Very ellie iciOu, in
'f"ip. ahd t"r ie"ihing Children. unn,y !.
moi ll."9an.'rl 10 The taste. and Ia tor OH i. ma,
50 "r'aim III its elects. II costs I'm, q, .a,,-
in :rr' bottles. ~
'.h ii"sE Co., iG!.5.y ST., New York
loctI-3ml
N"7'''' WIZ sell iaiics, side Lace kld
. s&pet par good quality,
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BuTTERIGEs PATTERNS.

We have received our spring and summer cat
alogue of E. ButterIck & Co.'S. celebrated pat
terms, Il household necessity. and the only re-
liable patterns in the market; call or send for
one, and get posted in the new styles. There is
a report being industriously circulate by in
terested parties that Butterick is ''busted, - to
Sc the expression. but, to draw it mild, we re.
specially say that they re!''mistaken' and
knowingly so. Hugh T. Wilson, opposite City
Hotel. a,,, e.
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COUNTY CAMPAIGN,
PUBLIC SPEAKING
by TIE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
COUNTY

The Executive Committee of the Democratic
Party of Lafayette county has made the follow.
ing appointments for Public Speaking by the
candidates for county Offices, and respectfully
requests the citizens Of the various townships to
assemble at The times and places indicated:
AULLVlLLE, Saturday. October 81.
H~lGGlS3FlLLE, Saturday, October IS.
Speaking will ut > O'Clock, d. IN.
JOSEPH f. SMITH, Chm,n.
GROVE YOUNc Sect,v
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Diea.ln MAYHEM. on Monday. Oc,ob.r q,
IDA. daughter OF John and ,J,nns NIUE. NJ !. ~.
aged about one year. ~ "eA'ister'
M ,Hr Dover, Wednesday night, October
= 4Akl daughter Of Robert S. and Eliz.Hs,h
L. DinWiddie, aged II years. H''A"pe''
an at typhoid fever. JOHN B. WaRi;SEr, Uct;
WM,r"s VI. ,der wus u son of Elder Josepb
"ar'''r "i the odd chO0l BAPTIST chnrcb r.
LEAVES u vile aud i've children ~" ne
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Public Speaking,

Hon. F. A.. CockreI!. Us Scn,tor. T..
G.. Moore, Gov. Z. III. Hardin, Hon. Stilsor
hutchins anu Hon. BENZ. Tompkins viii
speak in Lexington OH Saturday, Oct. "A.
All the speakers announced Will he in
attendance. by appointment of the st,te
Democratic Central Committee. See az.
nonncement in another column. Let there
be u grand turn out Of the people.
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LOOK! LOOK! O
Grand Closing Sale

NOT only for thirty days, but all the time,
at hoyle " News. We do not propose to
quit business or to change our location, but
to keep up u good stock and stay with YOU.
anu 10 continue 10 s"pply you wit Choice
Dry Goods at the Lowest Prices. We have
u splendid stock OF all kinds Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Trunks,
&c., ~, Sc., all of which We are now clos
ing out ut prices which Defy Competition,
not to quit business but to make room for
more New Goods. Come every one and See
our stock. Our goods are the best. Our
prices the lowest. Burlock Shirt, at 10 cent,
each.
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LEXINGTON, NO., Oct. 5, 1876.
Mtssrs. I. Y. Ford. Il. A. II. Hill, b. +. Ham
mer and others, Gentlemen In response to
your invitation. l will take pleasure in address
ing the people Of your vicinity at the place in
dlcated, and will be glad to meet my opponent,
Dr. Fulkerson, with whom l will cheerfully
divide time. As you do not mention the hour,
l Will name , O'Clock p. IN. Very respectfully
yours A. a. LESUEUR.
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fof the next ten days we Will offer speci,,
bargains In Kid Gloves, that are slightly
uainased. M~CCAUSLAND ~ BEDEorn
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MONEY TO

AM prepared 10 make. loans for the MER-
i CANTIl. TRUST COMP MY OF New York,
IN sums OF 81 .TJ AID over, frr five years. upon
improved farms in Northwest Missouri; TERMS
REASONABLE. Letters are requested from
persons wishing further information. Prompt
attention will be given. | will visit
lie yington, Lafayette county, ut Il date
" hich will be hereafter announced in this paper,
for the purpose of receiving applications from
persons DESTROYS of borrowing money.
WALKE BUCKNER,
General Manager,
No 10. West 18th street, Kansas City, Missouri.
sPnf3O-3m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

children cry for Pitchers Castoria. 1t is
us Pheasant to take as honey. 1t contains no
morphine or other deleterious ingredient, and Is
sare 10 eApel worms, cure wind collie, regulate
nc bowels ami stomach,a and overcome Irritation
caused by rash or cutting teeth. MotAers can
rest AMI children enjoy health who Use Castoria.
III Is harmless, it is certain, il is speedy, and il
is cheap. u,t7-.n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

we are authorized 10 announce JOHN ID
ShAMBERS q candidate for County. Surveyor
SUI ex-ofhcio Road and Bridge commissioner
In November. INa
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nutter' Eggs, Fish, Game and Vegetable.
oouSht and sold for cash, ut j. W. Zeiler,,
City Mat and Vegetable Market. .aO.,f
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LESUEUEY

a. a. u. o. Lesueur, dealers in Groc.r;..
rfoVisions, Wines, LIIu, rs, tobacco ma
ClSars- Corner Main and Pine Sir,,.ts anu
" aI'ri
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III CRADLE,
THE

Born-To the Wife CT DIR. W. 8 H,r,,
October }, II girl. Hai"iisn
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McCausland l. Bedford have reiuce1 the
price OF their celebrated Keeps Shirt.
Every well dressed man Wears them. lG.tf
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SO Cents! SO Cents
Special.

a good Kid Glove at MaCauslaud ~ Rod,
ford's for 30 cents, worth 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

Davis 4 Allstadt VIII sell You mems boots.
all sizes, tor So per pair. s.,.o-Y,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

BAR Co. are now saving every day. Par
Ties wanting lumber can call at the mill, or leave
orders ut their uptown Office, in Lesueur's
grocery. seu3O-:t
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Speaking.
GRKRNToN. Mo, {

GREKsToS. Mo, October 4, 1876.
CAPTAIN A. A. LEsUEUn We, the under
signed, citizens of Clay township, would most
respectfully request of you to IN AXE us u speech
on the issues Of the day, at Greentyn. in our
township. on Monday, October 10th, 1876.
z. l.. Ford, VIM. d. Mediation.
j. A. McCauley, T.. r. Ahart,
~ BASQUE. w. L.. Robinson.
NJ. NJ. Robinson, jonathan F.. Simmons
Lafayette Burton, John A. Simmons,
Andrew G. Mcneil, Q. G. Masterson.
Frederick Creigh, j.. H. Berry,
G.. n. Beale, w. Y. G.. Campbell.
P. A. Gibbs, II L.. Masterson.
Z. Hughes, CD. Raxland,
j. L. Laughorn, W. 4. Porter.
C. G:lmer, b. =. Iorter-
John W. Holman, j. G.. PR er..
Alexander Berry, G. W. Elch er
DC. Baggerly, Thomas w. ballard.
Isaac Warner, Il. II porter
h. A. H. Hill, Lewis S. Utterback.
Z. NJ. Thomas, J.. +. DepenbrinE
o.E. Gibson, L. T. PARROT,
james j. Garvin, B.. f. Hammer.
Milton Drummond, L. l.. Houx.
John L., lSerrie.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

Dhe ladies' oil the Methodist church request lis
TO announce that there will be a musical enter
tainment and festival ut Central Female Col,eae
on Friday night next, 18th inst. Admittance y,
cents. We know that the occasion Will be n
Pheasant one, and hope to see a large ATTENDING.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
THEY! GO!

On account of being overstocked, we have d.
termined to reduce it at a sacrifice. tbere+n,
until our stock is thinned out we will give ye
goods at prices that will astonish you. Our goo
were bought
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
CANDIDATE FOR COIJE1rrou

~ fnikeison. OF Wellington, Clay tow
nee OF Collector of I.ufayctt. cnrn,H n' az
nominee of the dem Icrntir purity. =" '"e
ii yo" want Il Piano. Organ or 9Iu1,r
Sewing Machine. write TO Nm Pin, -.
llgton, Mo ,.,..,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
COUNTY GRANGE,

Tie regular meeting of the Grange of Lafay-
cue county will take place in Lexington on the
second Tuesday in October, being the 10th.
JOSEPH F. SMITH, Master.
JONAS T. FERGUSON, Secretary. septastd
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07

The Centaur Liniments are the greatest
remedies ever discovered for all flesh, bone and
muscle ailInent-Bites, Bruises, Swellings,
Burns, Rheumatism. Stiff JOINTS, &c. What
the White Liniment does for the human family.
the elbow Liniment does for horses and animals.
They are cheap, they are convenient, and ,hev
are certain in their effects. oct--3m