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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
Christian Church in 1914.

". nuIIi.n h.lo. 80.
many old citizen, ,f I.xing,o, .,d y,.r,r
!.I of ihe mrmh,r,nIp or rh,. rhr:su,r 3D.,
IN This cry i, Is.. . star h.,.r. -
siguitiss that III. pcr-nr - dead. , ,t,,.., ,,,,
the person II. .ul! a uuemh, OF III. rounr.u.,,,,
| and the absence of -iiL,r s,yr ,,,t ,n, -,
has moved Out OF IN. iur,,,brrun cf rh, c,,r,.,,
or has Ceased 10 b. a n.mb-, .>hLu,t S.r.L.
adams, tintrrriia; Alien. VIZ, /. .Eyrt.u
r. W .Brutuu. porca,; .E,.i,,. Jir,r.
.Blc,i.oe. susan; .Burhauau. Mar. noru.t-
Pnilsna; .Heut,u. Anna. .E.wm,n liam, !.
-Bvrmnm, Mary f. .Hlrnrs. Auu,. .H5Yye-
AIRY, Barnes. +. NJ flames lhos W r,l.,
Amelia: Evil. William ar HrII Mart
.CIavton. Harriet t =, urrnr. Mary. ,Lirr Ia
srpI e .Chlnn, Bar bary G Jhmp .Ir-.rh
CHM. BENJAMIN. Ihiuu. William. CuIIuu,r
John. Callahan. Mary Ann. Callahan r,.l
ALBANIAN. America, Callahan Cyulll,: MN
minis, MARY; +Ch ansIor. Isaac. .Char.ior. Wm
A., Chunslor, James, .thuIslor. John. Cham
slor, Frances; DAVIS. Milton: ,Dvwd,u sarah.
! .D.y. Lucinda: Daily. sarah. FIourr,y G,a-.
on. .Fiouruo> NJ w .tInu,nnv Mary NJ
~ sher, Henry; Eonnay. John; .ri.tchxr Nam
CIV: .,.rayes, Polly; Gr.u, Martin. G. .,,or,ion
William -,,,lon N,rtu.- ..,nrt Mr..
Can't, William W. can't. G,n,..rla .1,i,e,
+ p .G,ip., Lucy r G.nrn, .i,n, oso,,.
.yuIl.pua. G.orre. Isaac. .,,r.,,. I,t,p G,.S..
! ElI1.b-th; J,n.- Alfred .J,rr- sarah. .J,-
cob, Newton; LECTION, John ". .Ie,tou Msrv
G. .Mysby. Elizabeth: .Nurnr,- Iayr,n
.N,rnui. ,.arv. " N.rnu. I,u.,
M.out, W,in.m N,r,ni. Nar,n,. .u,-,
gray. w,i,,n .u,. Ann, u It.
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,Sichoi- ,r.rira .<,rn,,s v,,n.n >
v,th,.. .rr,t.h.rt r.,, ,aI.,,.p
p,r,.r I,rr ,,r,., rn,ir.- .rl
Eliza. E,,Lurn Ann p.yhnr, .ui-
.Ku..r-. sarah q NJ .H.b,r,s ,n-,u po,.
! errs, Eliza; small. ,a,uiIu,. Small usn,.ir,.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
ERIEF SALE.

DAVID Ella I allison, ell al.
Abrsm trants and William CUNNINGHAM.
ID virtue OF an execution, Issued from the
- office OF the clerk UI the CircuIt conrr OF
Lafayette county. Missouri, in favor OF David
HI! Cailison, an infant, by her curator. John
I allison and Mulinda j. iallisoa, mud against
abram Franks and William Cunningham 10 m.
0i said court. | Will on
aAit RbAh, THE l4TH DAY OF APRIL. ls--
between the hours of nine O'Clock in The FORE
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of snid
day, ana In front OF the courthouse door, IN the
riiv OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, Missouri.
during fi- session OF the said Circuit court o!
SAID county, sell publicly, by auction, To the
ute. Interest, claim and estate OF the said Abram
frank- :.ut William Cunningham, defcn-
'antS III said execution. in and to the fol-
lowing described real est ate. situate, living and
being III the county vi Lafayette and state of
Missouri. to-wif: The northwest quarter of tho
northeast quarter Of section number ten MOI
IN township ioTiy-eight (4Sl. OF range twsnt1.
seven is.l, ana the northwest quarter. of the
northwest Iuarier of section. number ave Ijl.
IN township forty eight ttsl of range iwentT,
81 tEi: levied upon 40 tho property of said
AhrHm Franks; ais" tifty IIoI acres, the north
end Of the vest halt Of the ,omthw est u,IarIer of
section ihirty-aix 1851, in township ior,y-nir
1871, Ut rang ,wenty-sevrn ta7l; also mfr 8
Rcr"E. the north end of the east half of" = taVl
sol quarter al section th'rty-hve : lie south
I2'I; also eighty 1901 hcr. 4. t",Dty-seven
the southeas. qusrtrr o. -. the Mssf hall 9l
seven, lev'ftd" 'E mine l4sl, of range twenty,
liam Crnr .non as the property OF said Will
Is % Under my hand. this 2lst day of March.
mch2td Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

oar u-St-i"nr p.ighb0r IS q vigorous.
hale, hearty. healthy OFT gentleman, whose
length OF days snd rectltude OF conduct
marx him Z man extraordinary for his
physlc2i vitality. and worthy to he initiated
in his honorable walk through life. If olr
veterans he is The Oldest. and though :,
years OF age he has the APPEARANCE OF a
much y"unse. man. und is capable OF walk
in- farther IN Il day than many men OF iiIrv.
HIS general good health 10 to b. attributed
IN i great measure to tI> methodicai .n,I
regular hthit-. 10 an even temper and AN
easy conscience. On tho quiet street where
We live lie may De seen At the sans hour of
every day employed in the same way that
occupied that hour the day before, looking
tfIsr the welfare % his happy little HON.
circle. our old ue!shDor is Mi. John
Wright. He was born in Fayette county.
Penn, August .Vtii, l7sS. In hi, sixth year
his father. Hobert, and III. mother, Patience.
removed VITA their family to Mason county.
hchtuthE. where they Resided for seven
years. when they removed to Adams county.
ohio, near West Union. After a residence
III ONO of some seven years Mr.. Wright re-
turned, in 1877. to Kentucky, his TIME to
over county and in 1879 he left kentucky
and came IL Lexington. No. wh-rs he has
lived ever since. ON the 10th day of Sep
telnher. lSl0, tie married. at her native
place, about I'VE miles from Georgetown. Ia
Scott county, Kentucky, Dclilah, daughter
Of William and Elizabeth DAVIS. Mrs
wright was born March 18th, 1892, and was
consequently - years old last Sunday. Like
her husband she enjoys good health. and is
Ia possession OF all her acultie,-haie
hearty, genial and grIcrous-iull of thc milk
Of human kiu:ne>s. always ready with a
wiling hand IL assist a neighbOr in distress.
Iruit TINS IS i remarkable couple. They
have had born 10 them thirteen children
i've OF whom are living. John ID. Wright,
who lives near Lexington; Nancy ). Shaw,
who lives In the county ArmIlda G Shaw
VINO, with her daughters. live. with her
father AMI mother on Franklin street, In
Lexington; l.uCieu h. Wright, who live. In
the county and James '. Wright. who lives
In Carroll county, near Norborne. For T..
years these two cid people have walked
hand In hand through life. in love and
CHARITY With their Deighbors theirs = hsppy
youth. and MI hunored and beautiful old
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SHERIEE,S SALE.
Warren T. Glover. admir-

NsiFeh l tIoSef. AUNT
rs
slsven i Hurt
~ virtue OF an execution, issued from the
- ONCE OF the clerk OF the Circuit court
oil i-aiayette county, Missouri, in favor Of Var
rem l. Glover. administrator OF this estate of
Jonn Z Brown, deceased, and against William
Is. siaven and kiishs N. Hurt, 10 me directed
and retur"able TO the April term, ls.!, of sand
court. | viii on
THE I4TH DAY OF APRIL, ISL,
between the hours OF nine o'clnCk IN the fore
noon ami i've O'Clock In the afternoon of said
DAY, ana In front of the courthouse door, in III.
Guy OF Lexington. III I.ata yeftr county. Mis-
souri,. during the s--sinu OF tue Circuit
court OF said county, sell publicly, by auction
10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand. NIL Ihs
risht, tiflt, interest. claim and estate OF the sail
hI'ilnHi Il. SiaE-n and Elisha NJ. Hurt. d.
PENDANTS in said execution, in and To the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate, living and
neing IN the county OF Lafayette aud state oI
Missouri. to-wit: Twenty (.0l acres, the yest
hiiI Oh tue southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter OF seciiOn twenty-five I22I; also
sishty teul acres. the east half Of The northwest
quarter ni section twenty six I26l, all in town
:n!p for'S-eighf i+sI. al range twenty-seyen
ri.
49,. Go NJ
nifhS3il sheriff
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hUtlVItIE,

ON I"r=Iay MIR. James Harrison shipped four
cur load "i cattle aud ho,s
We wrlr VISITED tuesday morning by - heavy
rain and han, which literally delayed The fac.
0I HE sroHnd
train - coming iu very rapidly. IT would
F'AiiS stem - !""h 81 the Wagons coming IN,
That MI He corn lni whoa, IN the county va.
c,i"'n& ner, and iHat here wvuId he none Iett.
Cut sttli hey come
hu Monday M-z>T-. Boone an! L.uritn MAJOR
.ilpped four ear loads ui fne cattle, and II !o, VI
hogs Mr. Boon MAJOR went with the cattle l..
= l.ouis We hope they may realize good pr!-
r~r, - they are energetic business men.
- tuesday Night all WAS =tlll. except nj .ile
house NJ YIN Robertson. whrir there - voice
wi, h-ait, which epoae forth. III words Of truth
Ai,i suArrue->t that - iInn chIlt was born into
Ia, wrliI- OF course 1t T. i bully boy, amt VIII
so"m lee III the blacksmith SHOP wttn lis father
III" sanding housr of Mrs. bradford wa, en-
tered "a iG'.,iay night by Il thief who. after
~prOw!In. nr"uua, could End nothing better. and
took ii! Of Nh Samuel McCaslaud's clothes and
Il valuable watch, but fortunately Sir. NJ. had
placed wt..i money lie had under his head upon
goIng !" b'h. y party OF men are now out on
iEr hunt I,r the jH,ct.
On Saturday last the examination Of Mr..
Ayers, tor the Killing Of J mes Tyler. wa. held
b"!,Ie Justice B4r.es Inc examination was n,
Mr. AS'rs r"Gu".t, nnd took up the whole dav
without getting n!or. than halt through, aui was
postponed I'll Thursday. I'D to =. anisncd.
Nj AyrT-' statement. and .nr evidence. SO lar
rII'!t- The itc, that the act was Mr. .As,rs' only
alternative to avoid death OF bodily harm. to
himself "r iauriy.
On SATURDAY. ursaf. ACCORDING Ia prevlou. ar
r.Hr..f,.sr,f -, V.Br-B, .-I ,,.. --
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III ] ID =

ird-ln Mai tirt"n township. Lafayette Cuun
y SUNDAY, March ls'h. of pneumonia, Mr.
MILTON itAin,h, nee Garrett. about g.
v.ar- OF nE".
= IN Dover tow usitr. Saturday M-rrh IL
Mrs. iSAAt NEAL, daughter OF David Grove,
leo
= In il'Asant i'rairi", i.itsy cite cnInt,
March ihth, A>il-i aged nearly
sly year. -tcru.t son oil james and Mar, Fish
back rms - the Ihtr! child Ia II little over a
year thai the" afflicted parents have losl.
MY Lord has need -! these How 'rrt- gtv 8
The Reaper said, aud smiled:
bear t"kcn- OF The earth are they.
Where lie wts once u child.
They shall all hlnvm IN Ii-I,i> Of hight,
liansplante! by my care.
And saints upon ihcir garments wtitr,
Ines" sacred blossoms Wear.
AMI Tie m"tlI"T gave. III ts',I> an.i pant,
ih' l"W"r- H., most iii / love:
>li. knew she should find them all again.
Ia the fieide OF light above.
-. no; III cruelty, not in wrath,
The REAPER came that daS:
'IwI~ an angel visited III. .rc.u earth,
And took thu iuWrTs away o.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
BREATHING mlAsmA WITHOUT INJURY

There is no -Iagscrati1n IN the statement that
thousands of persons residing from one years
end 10 another in fever and sgue regions on thu,
continent and lsewhere. breathe air more OF
les. 'Ippregnaied with niasma, without incur
rinI the dioeasr, amply and only because they
are in the habit OF u-Iug Ilostctter'- stomach
BIttris as a preventive. 1t ta, Frequently nap-
pene'i, ami The fact mas been amply attssted by
The gartIe. themselves. that persons surrounded
on all sides by neighbours suffering the fortunes
OF this shIVering and burning plague. have en-
Joyed absolute Immunity from 1t, ihanks 10 the
protection Afforded by The Bir;ers. Nor il, tba,
standard antl-irbrile cordial less efiicucious in
rcmedying than in preventing chills and lever.
bilious remiiIrnts, and disorder. of a kindred
type taken between The paroyysns, il spe-di-
~ mltigates their violence, amt eventually pre-
vent. IiI-ir recurrence. Ihe,- fact, conylnc-
!n.ly established by evidence, appeal with he
c,I!sr force TO travellers and sojolrner, IN nul-
hrIOu. districts. mshI-Im
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GOOD ADVICE.

Now Is the time OF year for eumon Lung
Fever. &c. Every family should have Il bottle
OF BU-CnEE's tiEHHAE SYRUP Don't allow Tor
one moment h1f cough 10 take hold Of your
child, your family or yourself. Con sumption
Asthma. Pneumonia, Group, il.morrhages, and
other islal diseases may set IN. Although II Is
true GLhMAS SYRUP 10 n ring thousands OF
these dreaded diseases, yet it Is much better 10
have 1t at hand when three doses will cure you.
one bottle Will las, :our whole family y winter
and keep You sale from danger If you ar.
oon-uInptive, do not rest until you have tired
this remedy. sample bottles ~ cents. Regular
slAe - cents. sold by your Drugg.st. I go.
G~osewisch. febSsov
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Public Sale of Thoroughbred Cattle.

Elsewhere IN his paper will !e found mn si-
vsrtiselnen, OF tnr public sale al seNsnty-hv.
pure bred sn"rt-lioru cattle. the property OF
George Harmed, Vermont, Cooper county, Mo
This herd wus originally purchased II the mIr- I
eminent breeder. IN k"mlurky, a.,i has L.ru
much Improved nv judlei"u. selection -: ;fI..
bull u,ci. vermont II .iiH.;,i,.a The H,opriil.
branch railroad. uni i. a"Cr,sihIe from all psrt.
Of The state. This magnificent Il. raj cuusie,, q
- ball. and >. COWS and hei.rr-, rni Will Ice
sold without reserve. thus aGnrding our sluc.
growers one OF the hes; opportunities they have
ever hat "i buying Herd Book stock. R.men,-
her. The sale takes place on the 81 lay Of May
Catalogues can be had by addressing George
Hsrnsi. Vermont, Cooper Co, Mo-. OF journal
OF Agriculture and Farmer, st. Louis. II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
WHY DO you sHAkEP

Inc majority o! The people III this section v III
be pleased to learn that J. ". Wood / Co, the
present proprIrtOrs Of DR. sherman. Aalarl-
idSe ave now putting il up in seventy-1ve cen,
bottles n. well rs Il dollar and y half Ms hereto
fore. 10 those who have used the Malarifuge,
IT 10 not necessary TO say 3 word IN its behalf;
but TO those who shake in ignorance OF it ".
viii simply say, try 1t. No other medicine Is
required as It is q combined Tonic, Alternative,
'athartlc. FolerIiuge Ant. Periodic and Choio.
gogur. II ven;rniIz-s rSissmItic poison, re-.
stores the Liver and other diseased organs 10
their natural healthy condition, thereby thor
Oughiy -rad!caiIng the disease. For sale by
Jrl' mi IA 4 60.
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Isaac ID. Ingersoll. where IS He =?
RED KEY. !ND Jan. ). Is:

RED KEY. !ND Jan. ), IS.
To at Ni>oH.c HrsiAyer
Our worthy brother, Isaac -. In.ersoll. 4
member OF Half Way Lodge. so. ans, IN /: Il
hey. Jay county, Indiana. left his home
there IN February, 1864, and went 10 I,adora.
In Worth county. Missouri. TO procure a
home for himself and family. About the
LIST OF March, .~,;y, lie lett I.1dnri. and with
two Other men attempted to cross the Mis-
souri, river IN a skItf. aud are reported A.
lost III the attempt. some of these facts
were CLEANED from "A newspaper article the
name oil the paper l. forgotten. There 10
quite = >umS little sum of money due his
widow VII" i III needy OVERWHELMINGLY. if
his death can b. proven. Ad!re.,.
JOn% y. liENNIN,i, ". NJ,
Red hey, Indiana.
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ROYLE & NEW.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. Notions, Trunks, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, &c,
Lexington, Mo.

House fun OF new spring goods, and add
fiUi.ai arrivals as the ess0n aui trade lie.
mand. We VIII not snumerate the article,
"r quote price, but invite every one 10 ,ali
Al our store and eXamine our Cood-. and
we assur" them they shah i:Gd prizes s., low
as at any place. We shall Use uur Utmost
ende itor, 10 walt on and give satisfactory
attention To all who will favor u. with their
presence. We are anxious To show yo,I our
goods and give YOU the prices.
Lit fONLE 4 NEW
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CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
II. G.
Is SELLING
The General Market.

NJ" f0EE, March -.
LtLD-Dpsned and closed At le,F,. with sale.
uurIn. the day al l0+' 9 l0J.
st. Louis. March -.
Wheat nrm, but inactive; No. = iaII
81 81, each; 81 81 May; No. 3 do, 81 4, NJ. &,
do, 81 iirAi A. Corn easier; he cash; <. {
AprIi, = ~ MAY. DaIs tirm-r AT 34tsc, cash.
Rye hlsher; tic March. ~ - a GGt. &C April.
N~II~hl-Ntrady 1t 81 ".
fRobl tE-B Butter iirmer; DAIRY roll, Lease;
packed. 22G2Ic. Eggs better al Il
fEuh l~lpS--l OIL trIner; sII J. cash $50 d
May. BulA meats rrmer; shoulders. s. w April;
clear rlb, s. '5G. ~ cash. Bacon steady 81
s".rp, s. d:sn- - and 80 " Lard quiet q
g. -
hbh>-H Higher; liSht shipping 10 good work.
eT,. - II9i 20; bacon, s. 11a5 IL; butchers TO
fancy, s. ljGj ~. Receipts, / 500.
tAIILk-GOoi TO choice native steers S. ,5t
. w. prime native steers, 81 s5n5 IT,; fair us-
i've strer-. 81 ,iti 30. Receipts, go.
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BuTTERiCk's PATTERNS.

We have received our spring and summer cat
alogne Of r. huifsrick 4 Co.'S. celebrated pst-
terms. IA household necessity. and The only re-
liable pattern, III The market; call Or send Tor
one. and get posted IN the new style. There ia
a report being induatriously circulate by III
irrr-V"'i parties that ButierIcs Is ''husteu,'. to
-e the expression. but, 10 draw il mild, We re-.
-pectluily say that they ar-.' mistaken" and
knowingly 50. Hugh T. Wilson. opposite cay
Hotel. xrrL.,,
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Justice Clifford, says that he has nc
of r%csiCnjnr

-
The United States has appointed an
chronological commission with Mis-
souri's bug hunter. Prot. {. V. Riley,
aS one of the members.
The grand jury OF Jackson county
has found an Indictment against he
assassins of deputy marshal II. H..
Hughes, tor murder in the first degree.
New I"rk republican senators. in
caucus, iii the llberality of their souls,
resolved. Tuesday last, to reject the
nomination Of General Mcclellan tor
superintendent Of public works. If
Gov. Robinson desires to please them.
he will recommend Shepherd. or Well.
or BabcOck. They would be more
cougcnial To- heir radical souls.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretinns Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. &c. 1 will send Il
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by u mlssiona-
= IN south America. Send = self addressed en-
coop Ia iur R.y. JOSEPH T. INNAN, Station
D.. Bible iipa--. :isw IcTS. pov25-6m
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THE CRADLE.

Bonn In i'nyer township, recently, TO tn,
VII. OF Mir. john FrIce-a lIrl
- Near lnis ,IIy, March "ist, 10 the vile 81
County Treasurer e L. Irrl tui-a hoy.
- In Napoleon. LatsyeftS county. March
oii, 10 The wife Vi MT- ! ". GIlIuID-a girl
- In \up,Ieou. i.afay cite county. Missouri.
March i2th, To irr wife OF Nj. \ q prrry-a
kirl.
- In AuI!N HE, Lafayette county, TUESDAY,
March -"'i'. {" th. NIi" OF Mr William Robert
sGu-I son
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stockholders Meeting.

There Will hs = m-rtin. of the -ioukhnld-
ers OF the Lexington lu,"IlIgruccr Printing
and Publishing Company. At thr Office of
said company, III l~tXiu%tun, Mo, on Monday
April 2ld. IS. \ general 4]ttcnduEce j. Ge-
sired. ~ ba,Ine-s OF Importance viii b- pre-
s"Etci. It'd T.. ALLEN. sew.
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aeeklp gntelligtnfer
ANNOUNCEMENTS

yYyE ar. authorized 70 announce GEORGE
w THO a. u candidate f"r re-eler-
ton TO the ohlce Of County School commission
sr AZ Jsi.vrtt. county. Election Tuesday,
April Srd. 49,. 'nchi'td
announce lnvs-lf As Il candidate for the Office
OF commissioner nf Public schools of Lafayette
county. promising II elected 10 itithiniiS anu
imuar;iaIIy discharge all The duties oil the Office.
D.. Ii. HILL
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til E ALTAR

hErrici-tu Pleasant PrniIle, March 18th. al
ihr rcsItt nc, ut the bri'ie'- IItheT, Mr.. Solomon
ENerharr, ~ Rev. james Dalton, Mr.. DBERr
HApI
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READ THE FOLLOWING LIST and REJoIcE,

lhey are the cheapest Goods ever seen in Lexington.
beautiful line of Colored Spring Skirts.
"A handsome line of New Spring Shawls.
stacks OF pretty and stylish Hamburg Edginrs.
A magnificent line of Ladies and Gents f1nderuo.r
..r,;a Il IRE Goods our stock is complete of all the new and
stylish designs, at 4 fearful sacrifice '0
new II, nor n IL and Gloves we will, this week, open all the
Abdominal Corset a speciality. Mooovs
Immense line of Notions and Toilet articles,
Io pieces OF new and pretty Calicoes.
1oiedge Hammer Drives" in Cheviots, Sheetinss, Con-.
Spe'ial bargains in Table LINENS, Napkins. Towels.
r. " we ea allen the world in price and quality Of BLACK
Bombazine, Tamise Cloth. A1n.cas IA
fret naule VINO contemplate buying these goods, and do not
they commit. N' A"o" no tne error
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County Grange.

There will be 4 regular meeting Of the
county grange on the second TUESDAY in
April. JOSEPH +. SMITH, Master.
j. |. SerN. Aid
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2. 2. p. j. K.

Just opened n Job lot OF beautiful Prints.
best cloths and fast c"lor-, Al g: cents. OF 10
yards for 81. Com" TO Wilson's, opposite
city Hotel. 1t VIII pay YOU.
2i-:t iiuGH / WiLsoN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
Lexington Market

In this report the wholesale prices are given in
veg hshd column, and retail prices IN right hand
column. IN country produce, IN. ts Irs. on Tho
let denote what the merchants are paying, and
on The right the prices "a " uIch thsv ,-ll
FLOI & KAN pea sack j3,o
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
P. P. P. j. R.

Three thousand yards OF beautiful Prints
ct {! cents. 24-2t HUGH T. WILSON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
p. 2. P. J. r.

sixteen yards Of beautiful Prints, fast
c"ior3. for 81, At Wilson's. "ppo>Ie city
Hotel. ~.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

Bright prospects and great prizes for The people during
this week at the popular house of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-07
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY z, 1877.

ions of the most eminent lawyers and
iurists here, some Of whom are of
counsel before the tribunal, and one OF
whom Is @ member of the tribunal it.
self.
The House Committee on Louisiana
have agreed to report to the House the
evidence already taken regarding the
action Of the Returning BOARD, to be
classified, indexed and digested for
presentation before the tribunal.
It Is the opinion Of member of the
tribunal that. after deciding upon the
method Of procedure, it will take at
least until Saturday, and perhaps until
Monday, to reach decision upon the
main points In the case itself. That is
to say. whether the vote OF Florida
shall be thrown out or counted, and, II
the latter, for whom. BUELL..