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Religious.

Rev. NJ. q. Williams will preach at The usual
hour Tomorrow, a! The Methodist church
sunday school convention OF the Lsir; cite and
johnson Association. at Dover. December eth
Their will he regular services tD-m"rrnw morn
ing and afternoon attn, EpiscOpa! church IN I'M.
city
Rev. i. Il. Fachler has declined ihr call ,x-
tended by tho U. ,. PreshF irrinu church -; ,,,.
city.
and administer the rite OF confirmation at rhe
Episcopal church III this '.ty. SUNDAY. D,criu-
Der oh.
The union services At the Presbyterian churcb
in this city, last Thursday were well attended
Rev. Marshall McI!hany r,ai from III. one hmm
ired and thIEi Psalm. and Rev. VI u william.
! preached an eloquent sermon from col. 3 Is
election ut officers al the Christian church a;,rr
the evening sermon, IN sunday, Dee > W,
should have ,aIi that il would be after the MORN
ing sermon. A5 our report Of the business
meeting. hrll Al tH. church sunday .ycnI,,. w.-
crowded out, the mistake was not Corrected.
Remember. II VIII be- to-Ino row morning.
Services NJ the Christian church tomorrow
Elder Hughes. SUBJECT ion morning zcrIuou
''QuAliIcaI,ous OF Church Officers. " IN.
| sermon viii h" II short one. ant at It's close ther,
VIII be an ,]i"ctipn hcli tor thee elders and Iiy.
lie tcou$. II - very iInpnrtaHtihat MI the mem
brTs shOnld he present who cal po-sIhly Attend
AT night Elder Hughes Will oliver IL IIscuuIre
on - lurrl DI-Clplinp-
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The Narrow Gauge is to be extended.

The Narrow Gauge is to be extended.
The y. q. hauled OF forty cars of coal LAST
Thursday.
Mr.. Bedford caught a fifty pound beaver
Thursday last.
Mr.. NJ. SOInIn.rNiiIr has sold his grocery
stock 10 Allen +. Campbell u son.
the Mo. L. x. K. shipped twrnty-sir car
loads Of apples from this point In November.
Only thirty day more III which TO buy
christmas good, at Grimes i Eenabie's al
your own prices.
e.. Ben has had a wire run into his office
80 that he can teli-a-phony thing III ST. Loui.
A. we'll a. Old Town.
Me,>rs. Roberts and ScammUn paid, yes
terdsy, the taxes on their road due TO Laf-
ayette county amounting to 81 ,0is 90.
The Lexington coal company shipped thir-
ty car loads OF coal on private order. last
mouth beside that shipped on their contract.
We received yesterday, too late for inser-
ton, an Ihtcresting letter from Capt. ThOs.
A. Wsbh, at Dallas, Texas. 1t will appear
next week.
Grimes Il Nenabie will continue to sell at
cost for only thirty day. longer. Cal! and
get your christmas gifts before the assOrt-
ment Is broken.
There Are two OF three dsad-beats in town
who are cuitlvating broken heads for them
selves, by following girls anu Young ladies
on the streets, anu by pceping III at the win
dOws OF residences. They had better he
warned.
The great Bsyliss and Hayes partnership
case has been argued This week before Mr.. j.
5. Black " eli referee. 1t WAS begun lsstMurch,
and 700 pages Of testimony has been taken.
Mt>>I>. Graves anu Shewalter are sharpen.
imI themselves hy friction against each
olL.r IN Tue most arllVNed sIyle.
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL REa1Ist.

lhs edit,sn ior ISIS Ut the ierllns Medical
Annual. known as HU-tcttrr's .lmauuc. is now
ready, md may be obtained, rec of cost, Of
druggist and general country Lcaers in all purts
"f me lnir-d states and British America, and
indeed in every civilized portIon,f the Western
Hemisphere. II combines. VIZ I'll. sound-.t
practical advice for the preservation and rcsto-
ration nj health. a iurg- amount OF Interesting
and amusing light reading, ,nd the caIcndar.
astronomical calculations. Chronological ifrma,
Sc., are prepared with great cure. and vii. be
found entirely accurate III lssus OF Hostel
t"r's Almanac Tar ISIS, in tbs .ugiI,h, German
French. Welsh. Norwegian, >vrdi-h, H.lIuut,
Bohemian and spanish lsugugrs, Will IN all
probability BE- the largest edIt,n Ol II uIstIc.I
work ever published in any cuNJry Iir. uro-
prietnrs, Mrssrs HOst"ttrr& ~Ith. Pittsburgh.
Ia On receipt OF 1t two cent stru,, viii f.-
ward q copy by mail to any l.-rsH who cunnol
procure one III Ills neiHhbprh"na- decl-!m
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TRUSTEE'S All

WHEREA>, Daniel Hamilton and Amanda
w Hamilton. his vile. by their certain dec,
recorded IN the IeCurder's unicr of Lafayrre
county, state at Missouri, in book No. a nj
page 81. of deeds OF trust record. conveyed Ia
W lillian r Baird trustee, the following drscrih-
ell real estate situate IN the county Of LafrvrtI.
and state OF Missouri, iu-wlI Seventy ca,
acres OF OF the nOrti, end of the west huIf of IN.
southwest quarter Of section fourteen IA. ami
int northeast quarter OF the Southeast un.r;sr of
section nite"n 90, all in township furtv-cight
49,, OF range twcnty-elght C2s), containing one
HiInirei and ten tilW acres. more or less. 10 Sc
cure the pa Inent OF Il certain prOInissorv not.
nr bond therein described, together with all me
interest due thereon, said interest TO he paid
stn'i-annuaily and SO r"Cltr'l III said deed Of trust
ana whereas, sal't Interest has become duo and
default has been made in the pHvmcut Of same
ana whereas, II IL provided in said deed or trust
that IN case OF the absence, death. refusal to
hfl, or disability IN any wise OF the above named
william +. Baird to act as sad trustee. then
and IN thui event, III" then acting sheriff OF said
Lafayette county, and state of Missouri, at the
request oil II" legal holder Of sali note or bond,
may proceed To execute the powers granted 10
saIi trustee IN SAID deed OF trust; and whereas
the SAID trustee, william F. Baird is not now a
resident OF the said state OF Missouri; Now
ihereiorr. notice is hereby given. that the under
signed sheriff and aCtInE trustee, at the rcauest of
the holder OF the said promissory note or bond
VIII In accordance with the terms and conditions
OF SAID deed of trust. proce, Il 10 sell III. real estate
therein described, at public vendue. to the high
est bidder tor cash, at the courthouse door. in
the civ OF Lexington. county Of Lafa yeite. and
the st,te OF Missouri, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY BIRD, A. D., ISIS.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
moon aud fve O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. to satisfy said note or bond and ipterest
thereon, together with the cost Of executing this
trust. GEO. NJ. MOCSIJOY 1890
decltd Tru.te.
pl.,L,t. ,hoa. ., ~ T. E.,
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An Old physician retired from active psctic,.
having mat placed IN his hands By al tast utu.n
miesiona.y the formula OF II simple veetahl,
remedy Tor the speedy and permanent or. ,i
tousuH ptlon, Bronchitis, Citarrh, AsthIu! and
all Throat end Lung affections, also = pos,lv
Ini radical cure for General Debility auL.i
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly t,.t.
ed Its womb rful curative powers in Thousands.
cases, frcls II his duty to make it known TO h.
suffering i'iiows. The recipe Will be sent tree ,
charge, {" all who desire Il. with iull ilrrcflOr
I"I preparing aud successfully using. .AdIT.>
with stamp naulug th!- paper. DF J. SToxt
- North Ninth street, I'hlad.IphIa, P-unsyl
Wanna. ,..tY-.,,-
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General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 20, l~.T.
IiOG>-Lowcr and active: light packing So :;
O., rA"k;n- 81 l5u IS; butchers 81 S5@4 40
Re eIpt.. : zoo
II Fl Unchanged. demand light on ac.
count "I The holiday Butchers stock triu.
lrinr I" choice shipping steers. 81 Ijmg4 20, luiI
t" good sat ~; do butchers steers. g. intl
a." cows at'i h,Iicr-, !; 45n5 -. IT." icSun,. ,.
n3 Il, FEEDING steer, s. 5Oa5 ~; stacker,
>. 6iG3 -. Receipts, 80.
~sHEEr->traiy AMI good demand for besl
graics; good to choice. 81 .jIi 81; common tc
iair. s. .:,G3 6i. i.rcripts, 400.
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Miss Anthony's Lecture.

AS has been advertised for some days Miss
Susan Is. Ant:ony will lecture. tonight, at
!i1rmouia Hall, under the auspices and for
the benefit OF the Lexington Library Asso-
cation, her subject being. Woman wants
bread. not the ballot" Aside from the en-
enlargement which tn library deserves
at the hand, OF every citizen in Lexington,
Miss Anthony should have 4 large audience.
mile many OF us may not agree with her
notioEs of woman's rights II i but courtesy
due to the SEX. and 10 many claims to con-
sideratlun to which they certainly are en-
titled that when the opportunity presents
Itself we should hear their most earnest and
persistent champion. Miss Anthony - no
school girl, but a woman who
has given wears of study TO the subjects
which she discusses. ani viii No doubt pre-
sent many thing In u new light. How She
viii reconcile hrT general ideas that woman
should be allowed the franchise with thr
title 81 her present lecture. pXcitcS our
curiosity somewhat. No one. speaking for
woman, ~ We view il, could address them
selves 10 4 mohIrr endeavor III that of
elU"iditinS how she van honoraniy, and IN IL
w IL gay - ~
ton, Earn i livelihood when circumstances
require Il. Ever, man whose rec"llrctiun>
OF his mother in>pire him with reverence
for the SEX. and who REALIZES how few
at~nu", III lie ale open L. wumtu, uni who
ri It, that no foresight or labor OF his
hands c'u max" 1t absolutely sur that Il
sister, willow or other dear one may not
al SOM future tine be thrown upon her own
Resources, Is interested in this question.
The rich Of to-day are the poor ortu-mur-
row. and many persons who contemplate no
such possibility, have daughter, who, gre
many years. may have 10 rely upon their
own eXertions TO gain an honest living. Ii
we can learn how ladies. IN the true sens.
OF the worl, may be able to win bread III
more ways than teaching school and sewing.
what lesson. could be OF more value : Mis-
Anthony is greeted everywhere with good
audience, and We hope that Lexington WAL
not prove An exception 10 the rule.
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lookup MOUNTAIN,

Thousand, OF peoE. died every year IN the
nniasInai!c valleys surrounding Lookout Noun
tain, until about l~I. when from the common
Mountain herbs. Dr.A. q. Simmon= scirntIrcal
ly prepared = n~leIicn" that proved II specific IN
the cure Of Liver diseases. Ry its use the Couu-
Try in that vicinity ha become among the health.
ieSt on the continent The reputation OF Dr. A.
q. irnmUn, Nsgeta'le Liver Medicine i. now
w~"rld-~idc. 1t Is ua,lc 10y NJ. "A. Thcdford 4
Co. of chattanooga Tenn and every gcnuins
package and bottle is enclosed III 4 y~eiio,r ,~rdp.
per bearing the Likeness OF ur. Summons.
Ii is FOR sale 10y J. 4 luarlc. & Co, b. "
b. Ievis and Ihc". Gos,wIsch, who also hav,
trial packages OF the II e,tcIne that Will he given
10 aii applicants free Of charge.
drcl-lm 81. a. UIEDFORD 4 CO..
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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+ f BARNETT,
) ) !. 5o MhSScI1ifT, Com,

Mr.. VIM j. Cooper. the subject Of TIN, notice
iei, Nov 2I-t, l-11. lie Wa II respected rtl-
IN OF D"scr township, and IL devoted christian.
IA hi Np"th lie connected himself with the Cum
'Hlilni IIrrDSt' RAN LAurcH. IN which he re
manned "7 hong a. they had an organization III
AS G"iShbOrhOUi, alt-r which lie hecaiu. u
member oil Tue - $. Pre-byterlau church
mic ie lov'dtne Presbyterian Church h. loved
christians oil al! churches. and WA. ready to nelp
N ih'ir enterprises. ir- faithful christian
II - MI as>Iirhucc ut MS mat rest. At his FUN
"rtt The representative oi all churches mingled
Their Tears with those OF his Chur,h and ms
'AniilY. May our Heavenly FHruer strengthen
aHd sustaia the widow and aged mother. and
care Tor the tittie boys until they meet again be-
S"ni the liver. Il. T. DON
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TdE ALTAR.

Married AT the residence of C.pt. John
hahdie the brides father. IN Freedom town
1hlp. Lafayette county. Mo. November -. ISL.
Nv Rev. +. Rnth. Mr. WILLIAM y. DAVIS au,i
Mss SALLIE fiANDItI.
Marlied-At Christ Church (Eplscopul.j IN
ttts city. Thursday, November 23tn, by Rev.
Jnu W. Dunn, Mr.. J. X. BARREL. 81
>ehalia, and Mrs. MATILDA MCLAuGHRIE.
II this place.
The church wa, We'll Iill-i with the brides
friends, and the impressive ceremony WAS per
formed amid breatL!rss attention Among those
VINO came up on The SPECIAL train from S-iulin
10 attend the Hitrrluge TtT. Webb. NJ. Samuel
anu daughter, OF 81. Louis; VIM. Nichols. Esd,
mlie ara daughter. Of 81 Louis, Miss Mary l.
Buck, Oi St. Louis: Hon. Jnn. r. Philips. oil
>edalia: Mr. g. L. Il Jackson, OF Sr,iaIln. and
MIS- '" Il. Farr, "f 81 LOUIS. Mrs. Rlcnard
wilson, OF hau-as I ity. accompanied the ystrty
10 >cdiI!h. Aiter III" ceremony at the church
dinner Was phrtaken of At MIR Samuel Wilson's,
sit"I which the bride and groom, and accom-
panyIng friends left FOR st,iaIIa.
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LOOMS CHILL TONIC

ms Is something new anl dil-rn from any
other preparations On the n~lark"I, al Is offered
I" You as q sur" ami sale remedy f. chilIs and
ever, AMI al such 4 price. lhat pts II IN IN,
f'a'i! oil rv"rj one. 40 cur. no pay ut!r terms
"e offer It ON. Price ~ CENTS Irylt. Pre-.
p&-i Only by j. \. QUAKLE~ al
~S'I LeAluStu, Mo.
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Attention, knights of Pythias

Gouiey Lodge. NJ. IS, meets IN regular con-
vent!on. in their hall. Thursday night, December
9TH. ls1' At =. O'Clock. Important business is
10 be transacted. ami by order Of the lodge. All
members al. requested 10 be present with their
uniforms. j. ID. {. Z.
+. X. TUT. X. Of aud )
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THE CRADLE.

born-lu Davis township. Lafayette county,
No. Nov. -. TO the wife vi Mr.. g.. II. hrssl,r
- boy.
- In Davis township, Lafayette county,. Mo
Nov. 18Th, 10 The w!ie OF Mr. II. Guel2-a boy.
- In Middleton township. Lafayette county.
Mo. recently. 10 III. wife OF MIR. Il. r. >me!ser
II girl.
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Call and Examine Stock and Prices,
NOTICE..
NOTICE Is hereby given that the unIcrsipn.d

Norge is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will, on
MONDAY, DkCEMBRK 24TH, ISL,
and during Ia" next term Of the circuit cuur. fo,
iafay etfe county. apply thereto for approval for
bond ami q license to mine coal under lots mum
her sishi-rn Ns) and nineteen N9), in block :
anderson addition 10 the city If Lexington,
and such other lots adjacent thereto. AS NAV
hereafter tie desired 10 be mind from during The
continuance of said mining license, n- provided
by law PATRICK MClSTI r.,
leCl-tw T,,ppI,, ~,
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Tonic.-Ail III" mece-s:.r!ee OF 4 great pa1ul.r
remedy Al" Combined IN ClIGord'- Fchri.uye
As 4 tonic. IN deb.i'.'ect states of system, III ;
remedy -'an'!s pTr-rminrnt!y AT the head V,
1t - more than IS Usually understood by ,nal
term, TOR no other PREPARATION known .Nerclse,
m graduating power ,ycrInterm tent diseases,
al all comparable wth il. As it i- probable
'h:'t. in the intervals OF the paroxy ms of these
Diseases = Train OF Burbli action, D., yong uuf
of our sight. 20 II O., equally prDbab'" thar thi>
remedy produces IN &c sauIr sv-,em an action
equally mysterious. which super<r,ies that OF
tne malaiy aud thu. arromp!islrs the re-,nr.-
t'h Oh the l'hiieri nov2i-lm
- RICHARDSON, Proprietor.
FvF SAX by All druggists. II. Louis
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1877

ms 'hlire personal property. consisting Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. FLOWS,
AlokH, WAGONS, HORSES
NJ LES, CATTLE. HOGS. SHkkP,
olaEHplD KITCHEN FURSITURE
ni.o about 80 acres OF Stalks. and h large rick o.
"leht straw Among the cattle are Il few High
'ra'ie COWS and Calves Among the Hog. ~
very line BOAR and Il lot ui extra good SOW.
aDoht 20 shipping HoEs. ami a lot OF good size to
inii"" after cattle The sheep. A. head, ar.
I'll "tihtf1. IN good condition. | VIII also sell
a small lot OF Tat Cows AMI lie!irrs. Terms -
r"r Tue lat stock. cash; for everything else =
cr't!t Ut nine months viii D- given ON Mi sn,ns ,f
S!o ana upward, III. purchaser Giving note and
Improved security; IN all sums under $40, cash
required. I~nUv24t9I L. w sYDSpp
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CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP,
r. C.PATTERSON
Is SELLING
Fine Liquors.

We have IN stock the .arges aLi unest line Of
Liquors in the city. md are selling ~ follows.
w. W. Taylor > m pc gallon. q. $ I %
A. " Stewards sunmrrs, per gallon . 40
W ;. stones ) SUMMERS, per gallon. u
Mclirayrr's ) ~uIumc's. per gaflnn .... . ro
Ih"s" are fine, ha'd-maIe. copper distilled,
sOur-luaslI iiouriDus, celebrated Tor purity. and
extensively used for medicinal purposes. ".
can recommend them rs rrst-clas-.
f.. II TayIor'ro +. e, 1 summers, per
e''"" , 90
Boone County, ! summers, per gallon .... IN
Castle R"ch. I suumers per gallon .... ; 90
rrarc Greek, 1 sumner, per gallon ! on
The above branis az" fine goods, and may be
relied on as .tra!lht.
Il. b Ceres summers, per gallon 90. s. ~
W. ). stones : summers, pr gallon 800. -
Gold Medal. , summers. per gallon ..... = 50
Cold spring. } summers, per gal -.......... 50
CRYSTAL Springs. Gsummrr5, per gal ..... , 90
White Wheat, ? III rrr gal L.. ..... 2Ut
White Rye, , summers, per ga' ....... 90
Jos. Towards = summers per gsl..... 90
We guarantee these goods strictly pure.
W"utiord Bourbon, ! summer, per yul = :.
Melro~e Bourbon, | summer, per gal. l a.
Pierce bourbon. ! summer, per gall. 40
|. y. l. Bourbon, ! summer, per gal ... 10
a iull line OF Rye WAi-kies. Also a Iarv,
line of redistilled goods from 81 IS TO 81 - per
gallon.
WINES.
A full line OF
PORT.
KERRY
MADEIRA,
MALAGA,
Gaia
y CHAMPAGNE WINES VERY CHEAP
BRANDIES.
tognIac. Apple, Peach Blackberry and Ginger
Branlies.
A fine line of Gin, Rum, kummel, Bltters,
&c. ut very low figures.
An inspection by those wishing to purchase is
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
{. A. & J. DUNKEL,
Waterproof and Ladies Cloths i'll all styles
and qualities, will be sold at a bargsin dur
Ing the ne 1t ten DAYS, al Ii. j. r Ahren. ~
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RIHIIG SALE

Will sell, at public sale, ut ny residence, IN
L Wellington. Missouri, on
SATURDAY. DEIEMEER Isr, l-77.
all my Household and Kitchen Furniture. con-
olStlng "i ever thing usually found In Houar-
h"IiH A!7" valuable c"w. Terms Cash.
m"N+iii II. - ~TUSSTALL.
Wellington. Mo Nov u I.--
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THE IOM

biud-In this city. Friday. November 2iri. of
scarlet fever, HEhRl FUhtE~T son OF " Illiam
II. and Susan l;urr. aged 5 years.
= In carroll county. No recently. Of scar
Jet fever. MINNIE and >ALLik. daughters oft
MIS- Wills T. lurp!n. aged Respectively nine
and seven YEAR
= In Lexington. Ky, November aaI. Isl
Mr. JOSEPH II TRAfP, aged about 40 y.ars''
MT irApp was l hroih"r-In-Iaw OF Mrs. JnO.
+ Bowman, of this city.
- Near Lexington, Lafayette county, Mo.
N"Eemh"r 2ith: lk>sA MfkILk, daughter Of
months ant Is days.
- Near Nj Hebron church, in Washington
tp"hzhip, LAFAYETTE county, E"., Iur-diS
\ov 18th. Mr.. LEE. Bokk, aged about - yrar-
- Near Wellington. Lafavet,e county. Mo
HHhlh! MEMBER -JLr, Aiter Il prOtrac;eI IN
nr97'Mr JOHN IT, age! about ~ years
An upright an! highly r.sprc ed citizen
Al calvert, Robertson COUNTY. Texas
Nov. 18th, ls7', Of PNEUMONIA, Mrs. MARY \
tiE-kNI'pN Wife of Jos +. firrni0n in tie INV
ninth year ul her age The deceased wa, n -I.frr
II Mrs. Ihos. L. Wallace, of this city
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NILLINERN
Reduced Prices, for 80 Days!
SPECIAL ALTERATIONS IN CHRISTMAS GOODS
Mrs. S. p. ARNOLD
WILL, FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS, a
w offer her beautiful assortment oil =
IRIMMEEH ~ %

WILL, FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
w offer her beautiful assortment oil Nh
TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS. SS
OSTRICH TIPS AND PLiNES,
FANCY FEATHERS.
NAT PfUNA,.E OF TROPICAL BIRDS.
And all the Novelties OF the trade, at greatly re
duced rates. TO clos. ou'.
Ines" goods are OF thu latest and most fu.hI m
able stE'es. and ar. only sold Ut these rates
beciU-' 81 an vStr,tDck.
She has also all styles of Untrimmed Goods,
which VIII be trimmed up TO SUIT purchasers, at
the most reasonable prices.
Call and Examine Stock and Prices,
. would also call the attention of the ladies
10 nv stock OF Chalmers Toilet Bouquet, for
the complexion 1t receives the recommends
ton oil the leading chemists of the age US being
Tree from everything injurious TO tn. sEIn; effect
uai!y removes tan. sunburn, pImpIes and
hlOtchcs, and TIhs the skin OF that unpleasant
redhess which ladies find 90 annoying. In short,
1t g1res TO the complexion tina, youthful fresh
ness SO much admired. making the ~. look
clear, full and bright. | am the sol. agent for
Lafayette county, aud will sell at wholesale or
retail. Give it II trial.
dtcI-!y Mrs. y. L. ARNOLD.
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tHAFEL IIlLt, Mo. Nov. ..
Nh'rea., ltha7 pleased the GIeat ana ;, prrme
ttHi'i OF III" | iiHrr-- II cal from our midst our
worthy lecturer AMI biutncr. Isa4r II. wool;
Resolved, That IN his death tuAyrIlI! III 1rsnyr.
No 500. lost I'm efficient. Officer and nnr ul Inc
mot !H:'iiH! ir'eGAi,s 10 the County Orange that
We tsvr ever had.
he="I'r'i, That we deeply oympath!ze with his
go cJInphnInn III her !rrrphTuDIc loss.
brother Wood Was Il KNIT, Arccttuuate hu.-
Dthd Ahu father and An uncOHIprOiuI-inx patron.
ny order .! The grange a cops OF these r.s0lu-
,'on- VII he spread on our minutes. AMI a copy
be furnished the Lexington lntclExcnc-r iyT puu-
..,.ITl,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
MONEY At EtGuT PER CExT

w r. are attorneys for parties having Ia large
w amount 0i money to loan on improved
iarin- at abuv" rate and eNprns-s, the money
mus costing the borrower d little over nine per
cent per auDrm. Apply to
~cpl2Jti ( LIIILE~.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
E. A. & J.

Waterproof and Ladies Cloths in all styles
and qualities, will be sold at a bargain dur
Ing the mex ten days 3, H. j. f. Ahreu.. II !
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
NOT A MISTAKE

THAT GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. BOOTS
j. AND SHOES, QukENsW ARE. STONE
AND NOTIONS. can be bought as low
a ANY where IN tn" cIty, al l3i, Dutch Row
flv" hundred bushels Of tric,i APiLEs and
PEACHES WANTED.
JOHN X. JORDAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
STRAY NOTICE.

SIRA ED from the premises OF the r.-sps
o.ubscrih-I about the LIST OF JuIy last, kNE1
u RED 1iltfkk CALF, aged about T
20 months; no brands; ear-marked svaT oWivrx
~ right. and crop and split in the left. Any III
FORMATION Will be thankfully received. Word
icit al the lnteiligrnCeT Office Will reach ne
octet! JNb. w. CASH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
PUBLIC E

'INHE Undersigned viii --lI, at pub ~
L lie auction. AZ tn" farm where h. HA4p
now r-7i'irs. - miles sou hwest OF May S>Nk
view, known as the MULLISIX FARM, ON
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
PRO BONO
SEWING MACHINES

WRITE aud get my REDUCED
w PRICE ON NEW HOME MACHINES. |
am selling nj BOTTOM FIGURES, for CASH,
Or good Notes Don't be deceived, but consult
on this very sImpl. light running Machine which
10 warranted per feet in all It's parts for i've years,
and Is fast winning popularity in this county
where II has many opposing agents II stands
on its own true merits, and you will wonder how
50 good n machine can be sold Tor 80 small q
price. Thankful Tor the patronage extended me
to merit II continuance. VIII exchange for
Wheat. Corn. Hogs, Cattle and products OF all
kinds. Adircs, AfRES &. NJ. BIRD.
Agt. Tor Lafayette cuun.y, Mo.
june20 .ly Mt. Hope or Lexington. No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01

Blankets cheap 81 Il. E. keller's. sp2e,f