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PYSICIANS' PROPOSALS 30.
LIGHTED.

d order OF tho County court oil LAFAYETTE
- county. proposals Tor he follow ny con
clear Rn! distinct ayreeueEtl 10 do he pracIic-.
Medical, surgical .pd ob,tericxi Tor The poor
within IIr city OF lNNin.tou and vicinity, ia
c!ut!i < all and eNelv Kind and class Of dI,-Asc-;
the Atl-un.nce upon the paupeTs at tue county
house. Initiates Oh tile cuu"tS jail city ca!aboo.r,
AN ,ii-p"h hospital or pest house ana the furnish
lag OF all lie .s.ArE medical and surgical r-IIe-
Il e, ami appliances. d. well A. the furnishin.
cluatin. OF all the poor within IN. ,nImr lrm!rs
ii IA" cvInts upon application; si-u the making
OF post lnuTtriH eIapInaiiDns whrn T-QuIIei
iy tie coroner or any officer OF the county legal
~ authorized 10 hold All inquest, and to make AL
EXAMINATIONS when ordcre.i by III" county coar,
or probate Judge, Ter any Justice al tue peace,
lnQu!rins As /" the insanity OF those sought IL tie
placed IN the state ~asyluIus or other wise +.
strained OF then liberty As insane pau ers; -
10 MAKE all necessary exam ATOMS VI alpli
cttts Tor admission ~ the County poor hG,isr
duly admitting and die -hargIug the same; alsl
10 max. All Hecrssar" DIVISIONS for the poor OF
l""I'''- st III cunt an aCc"rSauEe. ilh the
trquIrtD-ui- and orders of the county court.
-IbrICIu. AL labor and dutIe- ~ con missioner
I'll The pour required lay the c ,unty coutI. The
contractor viii be required 10 resale IN the city
OF Lexington, aud 10 have i suitable aud Con-
vsulrhi "ili'', aud IN Ue in Attendance when re-
quest.d upon the county court while IN se.slun.
sal! contract Will begin ON thu first dav OF
March. Isl, and continue Tor or. or NOR.
years, II, may Ice deemed proper lay the court.
the court having the right ~ annui the SAME ut
ANY tiinr when thought proper 50 Ia do. Each
proposal shall De delivered 10 the clerk o: The
county court. RcCuupanlet wItii . good au,I
s"cicI"nt bond IN tis sum of tUu thousand dol
lars tor iDr faithful performance OF the above
contract, on or before ih- first Monday IN March
IL NJ. IL Awarding III" Ab ,vc contract. the court
Viii Ir""l; IA ihl- ia i.n,ut til" lowest and best
MT. rrservl"s III" risht = reject any ANA al
ir"i"sais irblU-It
Il. order "t the Lafayette County Count
ttl.St WM y ~ItEl r ,I-
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THE TOMB

bI"t-Nrar >nl-a-Bar + -, Lu:avrll. conn
I,r. ~ 49, ina "NNoEo EASAN apout 90
y.,r ,,t Grove,
Is, Nj. FRANK Ora, tgyut g. We ar, If sg.
o"e OF nv pioneer OF TINS section OF The state
,TIii ms rh!' February 9TH. WILLIAM
-
co,urrl ny.,L ,j,,,ui 49,: val WV >NNH'
TN, n,r,,,, MIMI. r.A...,. .,-
re>ldc4ce "l .cr husband. Robrrt :. H,rr,.
Mrs. ROSA HENttI, eldest i,uGh.c r ct tlr
nr '"htl'r' formerly 81 in'- '''A, at
"t '.ri Henry wniiarr. Irr 81 H. Sol.r,
l'eCrL-. 70, gc- u Hrflc boy tour y,,y-. a..
her nH AT and I'M, sisters ;p ul.ru her
death TIT CIR !uctiru.Iit,. Iy.-
J.. r
pI..,r,l ma. r,,,.,. 81 :, 80 -!
in. int 80, ..,. NJ 49," 80
80
r-n -, i.I,
''.
y I"i'Hii! wife u iOSii = HOT r .i.1r.-ri
chrl-liin
''Di such ,-be r n III. ..,u
or -ur,I A, .n.. r. M. ,v
I,,i I,, ali 49, 81"
IN ,I.,r, =, al. NO L .,, " ~
And iI-a.rn is all M ili,rt.r t,.f .l..- n.
At her .,ltcncr. Ia Wa,rrfy fr.I.r,
". t-bau 7In, g: .,l.rut Iri,,.,ly N:-
IIl/AEEiI HCF OED aged a, err .',T ,,
Mu.r simeon Eur.rt H. 49,. -
' vac "'e 10 '''s county
n'hN Year ago. size wa, The iaugh er OF Rru-
ben wyman aI " ,oIt,rI c,rpfy. r., ,,c..
sh. win ice, br...,.
mo- go I'M county
P'i"' 10 So ana has a!wa: since l,,.i III IL,
I-nborh9oiu OF Wa,rrly >u.lsj r,-v,,,
c.,Il,., . '''
~ ""' r''''-7 ma c"!!iF'n Throughout
''' ''""'E h'F "n'S i've" surviving children
being Nj. VI /. Euiuli and Mr.. .Iuiy. rv.
land .rs N
N'"'''"' '"r'''i"Ii' i iiitiH-
o'F 81 inc btpiisl church, ANA Tor mauy wears
had drawn comfort and c,,-,l,,, ~ .
,.,,, 80 ,.. ~ =" ''
. 'l i''"
she co"!d nave truthiG!ly -aih
Il Inn k~uepliDy a , tr, ,I-.t.r4
Weary FAINT nmt .nV..
I'm waiting for the dsvnIu,
turI the opruin, Of ITO a.,
Wa.tin. ili the M.-rcr
Shall bid me ris. .u,i r,rr.
To f,. pIn,v. ~, ~
t., Ihr 81 , US seI''i
MS ""'"e
Ing friends that started with mc.
lave entered long ago.
oh" Nv one they lett me-,
STRUGGLING with the foe;
liners was u shorter Journey,
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Honey.

Pitchers Castoria IL a complete substitute
TOR Castor on. and IS AS pleasant to take as
Honey. It Is particularly adapted to Te-ihing
and iIIitablr c]tiI,ir,n. /: destroys worms,
assimilates The food. II rulItcs the stomach, and
cures Wind 'u.I". frw remedies arc MS eflica-
C!"us tor Fev,ri>hnrs-, Group, Worms and
Whonping Cough. Castoria Is d scientific and
purely vegetable PREPARATION, more effective
than Castor Oii ami neither gigs nor gripes.
Prepared l'y Messrs. } Il. ROSE. Co, IS Dey
Street New York. from tie receipt Of Samuel
Ptcher, NJ. D.. Of Bsrustasle, Mass. jani:ms
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FKANh TRIGG, tlrrE.
Bf I Is. DtSIki. u G irDlO-Jt
FRIJlT TREES AND SHRuBBERY,

THE undersigned has been appointed
L agent "i LEES summit Nursery Tor eHSk
the sale of their stock They have all eSN
KIND. "t APPLE, PEACH AND m A
MENTAL TREES; Ev",grrens. Berries unri
Flowers, which are offered Al low prices Tres
taken from tins nursery are SAFER AND MORE
CERTAIN TO GROW than those from distant
ones. The nursery Is iocmt.d near us and trees
shipped 10 this section are III no danger of diving
from change Of cllmas tr l.. in" DELAYED in
shipment. IHtli; liEf Ar THRIFTY snd
Will tie delivered in good condition., anu all
trees Will be delivered jus; As they are ordered,
and every effort viii be made to give entire salts
faction This nursery is firmly established, and
lis proprI"t"rs are responsible, aai intend 10 re-
main IN business and Will not ~ f.n.i their rem
u'ation 10 suffer. Par;irs ordering from il
may he satisfied that their orders vail be
P"pMfIlt FlLl.EIt and the tTSps delivered
10 them "a soon AS the weather VIII permit.
| nanthnriZed persons are traveiinl through
the country pretending ts represent tins nursery.
All persons are warned NJ iInst sucn 80 no orders
Will p" iile'i but those coming from our duly
appointed AGENTS.
Now Is The TINE 10 supply yourselves
with the best Of trrnt and urnslIC al trees,
Eerri"s, Hhruhhery and flowers.
Come and give me vnur orders.
jan2O ROBERT Hall. agent.
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Mrs. Mo"dy's Abdominal Corset~, at special
| prices. ut Conklins d Beetin.'>.
1t is sad that DIuz, III Or,,rr To obtain r,,.,-
milton from the United STATE, has pa,d the nr,t
instailment Of claims allowed 10y tie mixed
commission, amounting 10 some S3y..mu.
Charles o'Conor take, back what h.. ,,it
about Grant beng a '',ruuk-n !rIuorrat.r a..
Now VIII Grant apologize i II the !n1tn and i,i.e
thu = h" has said about The northern lrunnrr.r.o
Me>ar>. Fisht,ach x Campbell shin, -
the thrre car loa.!s of cattle which they
bought IN Monday. ON the following ,i,y-
from This place, by the Missouri paci1,
Railroad.
La,iir. DO not forget that BOnmrll n Lee
are the agents tor the sale OF the celebrated
| New Family singer Sewing Mar!Iiu.. For
durability, simplicity and wide range OF
work II la, no equal.
10 make room for our new spring stock
we viii sell our tnt!rr stock Of goods consist
ing OF Watches, Clocks. Jrwr!ry. Silver ami
plate Warr, Pocket and Table Cutlery Fan
cy Goods. Toys, ~. At reduced price, far
81 days. Gall IN and we will try and sell
you good al a. low prize, rs thy can be
found of the >aln" quality, at any olA,r
house in the west, al Grimes Nrnahlr'..
The Liedcrkr.nz society met at lis n,Il.
IN this city, last MoH,iay nI.hl for their
regular srln:-annu.I election OF officer,
AIR the transaction OF SOM ruulin.. bl,r-
ness. and the ADMISSION Of Mr.. Ed. M"hI u,
Il mrmrer, tnc following officer, were
elected G. \. hrirhH, president: CHARLES
eScr. Sicr-prc>!drnt e. Ii. Ludwig,
secretary, ami Louis i;rirkc. treasurer.
After til" ~ol"ctiou the society whiIcl uwsv
Il few hours with vocal Music. ami with a
few ms rumentil pieces by Prot GImbrI
on their magnificent NV Iilno. II was .
pleasant occasion t" all present.
What every family needs l. Il nr-t clls.
sewing Machine. TAt place to buy il i AT
Grimes II NruabI,,'>. WHY so? Because
they ko' = for sale three iir>t-cia>s >cwIu.
oldest aHd most rr!i ,hlr IN u,e, suitable Tor
all kind, OF fanny sewing. ami The b II
manufacturing machine IN I.". Ine New
American Machine J. ne y but does AT KINDS
OF >rwiug. from the iinr>t muslin to the
heaviest cirih. l. you ii H'lthiHk 20, call in
and see tor yourselves. II IS ~~rii-rAreui-
In. MAGAZINE, and all II wanls - sell II Is to
show lis vorh. We VIII take old machines
III exchange for Lew ones. We repair MT
chimes. anu sell secondhand ones At very
low prices.
Wells say, he wouldn't betray his
party for fOrfy millions OF dollars. OF
course not, nor Tor forty thousand mn
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A Card.

A. I am constantly rcceivin. or,.crs for
surveying, left or sent To nv home In nv
repeated necessary absence, / desire to TAX,
this means of informing tie public thar |
VIII be obliged to all persons desiring ME to
make surveys. il they Will send me A de-
scription of the land to be surveyed, or still
better. arrange 1t so that l can see the deed
T." sch Land. Orders by msil or otherwise
nil! b sent to III" al tuncordia.
Ii. hhAusE County Surveyor.
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The GeneraI Market.

NV YORK. Fet. :.
GoI.D-Oprnel and closed at 81 o.; viii
safes during the day ut slU5'a.
IT. LOUIS, Feb :.
RAN Flour Active and strong; no, high
.r. Wheat excited and higher: No. 81 - cash
81 3IHl "a. March; No. 5 do, 81 is. bid rasn;
| 500 slis March; No. 1 | to- Corn. dull
Is" cash; lo'a March; i2t4 April. Uut+, uuTrf;
49,. Rye. steady ATS. Barley. duh and un-
changed. Whisky, steady at 81 Hj.
FDRk-Lnvrr: Slt 30 II - gmsh; ioh I,,s
sl6 ~ cash; SD 81 hid March. sulk meats
Active for ear lots; t"';t4. ~. -. clear RIB
Bacon. hrIn;"14 %, -. Lad. held higher.
III asked, lu'- IIl.
pG> l~srti'r: light shipping ;. a,m, -:
packing - 7ja6 10; r>;ra urI,v ~ !lo,G -
Receipts. 100.
CAITLE-Acirvc and strong; choice 10 ,.pcr
steers 5, 3JHI ~: good tn rr,Il,. 81 .r.., ~
High; - on" -. cove and II, iirr- :. Il. ;rnrn,
ted Texans ~ .'oeti II. E'crtI,s. 200
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G0uD ADVICE.

Now Is tle TIM" 81 ,"ri tor Phrumnnu,. Lung
te'rF, AZ EE"rs family -u"nld have II bottle
OF Ep~,HEk'> nEtMA> ~lHrr Don't allow Tor
on" InOmrat Mnt cough to take A"lt IF Your
ca'lt, Your Handy "r ."urs"ll. Consumption
A>lhIuit, fH"unI"nGr il, 1r"!p, Hciuurrhagr-, ami
other fatal %.ara-c- mas -ei III. Although 1t -
true httU.% NiRrr II curing thousands OF
tn"sc 'irra!ci t.7vt-r=, Nei II Is much better TO
haE" It at band when three dose, viii cure you.
or bottle VIII last our whole iLmly IL winter
and Ee'F Yea sale fr"n danger II YOU are
'"n-"imit'Nr. d" not rest untl ,ou have tried
thi- rermc':y >t!np'e h,ttIr5 10 cents. REGULAR
s'Ae - cents. avIt b. your Druggist. Iheo.
tnnsrMIarM iuharnw
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HAVE iur SALE, privately. rs IdmIn- r.,
L !strAtnr {" The tstaE" ri y t. Crews. ES..I
'r"-t- IT, 100 acres pI gOri land. well EAuiI
improved. ta> good tIuIt. wHl,r. Uut- EA..A
li"t!-"-. bLIU-. ami = Iui"rtibl.. re-n!ruce
III IT, >ui cheap aHi on ra,y terms II applied
Tor SION. 1he land IL situated .hi.e mile. svurt
81 W"li!nstrM. on Ia" nr'entnu road, coHv-n.
rent To- churches. schools. ~ ana IN one uf The
best Hri-hUVrhurd- III the county.
I-hIU-3w {. VI. IIDMA~.
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A CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the errors and
imiiscrc,i"ns OF youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay. loss o! manhood. &c. viii scud n
recipe that Will cure YOU. FRkk OF CHARGE.
In. great remedy WIS discovered by u mi.slona-
~ IN south America. send n scli-adIrrs.ci en-
Ve!"p" TO The Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN. Station
Bible. House, New York nuv25-cm
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CEHTAUR
Ill NTS,
One kind for the Human Family. The
other for Horses and Animals.

lEr's Iinimcut- ar" .Imrlv tie wonder of the
world. Tier elects are l,ttIc less tEan msr-
yrilous
The White Imminent Is for the human
i'hiiS. ii Viii DIVE Ehruulhtlsm, SciuiIca and
Neuralgia from the -l-r.in; cure, Iunbawu.
thiilhlAins, Loch-jIw, Palsy, Itch, and mist
tutan."us Eiui tons; It extracts frost from
trrz"n hands and feet, amt the poison or bites
ami s;iHg= ct vrnonInus reptiles. II subiues
sw"!.ii-s, and ailrvIttrs pam OF every kind
When .rTtihs or bruises occur, 1t i. The most
potent remedy ever discovered to heal the IN
Jur"d parts. The Cent,Gr LinIn.cut Is used with
great ilrtry sore Throat. T~oothache, Caked
Breasts. harIchr, and Weak Back. The fol
l"wIms j. "ut a saiup!. of numerous ;cstlInoni-
ale.
'lNpI.NA HOME JEsr Co .iNa. May IS, 1873.
- ths.h 1, my '!aiy to !niutm yuu that / have
\ icy bottles OF tentAur Ll"Im"nt has done the
work !rr III" haze not been Tree from inp-.
swriiing~ in eight years Now I am per.
feCtly well. ms LIIlnrnt ought 10 b, applied
warm. BENJAMIN BRoWS."
ihr proof Is IN the trial. II Is reliable, IT is
t,n'y, 1t - cheap, and every family shuuli II ave
,Nr Whie Ctutaur LIuimrm,
The Yellow Centaur Liniment is ulapIcd
Ia the tough mi-cirs, cords and hc.h OF Lnr>e.
an! animals. 1t has performed inor- wonder
INi cures. IN three wears, OF pawn. " ind gals,
>cta,cne-. swreny. and general i.pInrUess, than
ait other remedies IN existence. Read what tie
great ENpress;uen SAY OF II
MN YORK, January, ls.4
every owner al MuI scs -iIOuld glve the ZEN
rAuh LINIMtNTa trial. We conslier it the best
article ever used IN our stables.
III. MhR>ft >nit. Adams IN. Stable. Y. \
Il III LIS. >upt. L. = EN. Stables. y. \.
"A. : DIN .Supt. Nat IN Stables, Y "
The best patrons of thIs LlnImert are Farrier,
aud Veterinary surgeons. who AZ" continually
using some | ihim"nt. 1t heals Calls, Wound,
and i"!i-evIl. removes >w.lling-, AMI IL worth
millions OF dollars annually To Farmers, i.ivrrv-
men, St"rk-Gruwrrs, sheep raIsers. ami those
hIvlug horse. or cattle.
What Il farrIcr cannot 10 for So the Cent.rIr
Imminent will do at a triiIng co.t.
These Linimcut- are sold by all dealers
Throughout he country. They aye warranted by
the prnIrIet"rs and Il bottle will he given to any
Farrjcr OF Physician who desires to test them
Laboratory Of j. Il. Ru,c Il Co.
janli-Am &c hey 81. NEW YORK.
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PUBLIC SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE.

NHi.EEAN. Christopher k-chvitt. by hI- Ger
" tain d"tri "i truai. 'iarei the md d.Y OF
March. y. ID. le.j, duly recorded III the re-
c"ricrs o!hre Tor LAFAYETTE county, Missouri,
~ i-"d book No. 70. page Ie1, conveyed 10 tie
uhd"TaIsnsd, trustee, the following de>Crl bed
real estate, situate IN I.aiay.t tie county, Mlssou-
ri. iO-wIl Eighty tsnl acres oil land, the west
h'il .! ihe northeast q!arIeT OF sectlUn seven
-, township forty nine tIy). OF range twenty
Hour "a, subject, tOwev"r, To another deed OF
tru- gwen 10y stHt Christopher krChvilt 10 j
y =. lutt, tru-lse Tor l.Onert ". Cox. aud
b ArInR Il At" the same rs TIM, deed, To secure a
note 10 said Cox in -HIu deed described, which
crSt H1iu"d cDnh"! hnct Wac made IN truet TO
secure Tie pay nent al ii certain pTOInissory note
therein ~deecuhci: aul whereas, tie interest
upon SAID no" has secune due aud remains uu-
paid, AMI Tor other cau-cs, Therefore in Accor-
dance with tho provisions Of sait deed of trust,
and nj u" lrqu"si OF the legal holder of .aiu
note. !, the Undersigned. trustee, will, On
MONDAY, NAR,H SIN, \. u. 49,.
between The hours oi nine O'Clock III the fore
noon and hHcU'ClOcA IN Il e iitt ruUun OF that day,
al HE 'front.' door OF the rulIrihuu.s, III the cav
vi Lexington, in i.aiaye cite County, state uI Mis-
-nurI, "iler sand pyopert! ion sale, subject to the
Cox deed OI trust AS abuN" mentioned, AT public
EcErHe, 10 the highest bi!l.r, for Cash, tor the
purpose OF satisfying shIt dee! of trust anu nete
anu tie costs anu eA pcn-'- Uf lTIs trust.
tettpf. mo - tIrI~I. I,,,.,..
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NEW MILLINERY sT0RE

Matt. Gordon and Mis- Rifle d
i opened = Millinery t~fahir-h- ~
~ ;hc fdrTHr h.lldIng. Franklin OK
au.r', IA The ~aIuv room with Mrs. Loeb 0S
"cr. We titv" iu-t iccrlvc! ana intend
ke,rim- On hand a iu!l supply Of all kinds of
goods usually kept IN our line ui business. We
:"rtinll: invite friends ani the public general
" I" give rs 4 call AT! rNamIUe goods All yrI res
before purchasing risew mere. Hprstf
Go q day at home. Agents wanted. Quilt
piL au't terms Tree. r. Co. Augu.ts
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ihr best liver mv..prat"r. blood purifier ,
system rcn"vntpr, and malaria preventive /.
htSHire's 1undnrrngo Bitter-. 1t purgrs the
bowels well nn! removes ali irculcmt matter.
LlIe0. AGent. LEXINGTON No. L.
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County Grang,.

There will De a Gale mrc,in. urthc grange
az I.stty"tt" r"uniy. "n TUESDAY, Fcbruar '
9TH. Members are earnestly urged Ia
attend, ~ businr>, OF great importance is 10
be transacted. JOS. f. SMITH, Ma-ter.
j.. / Eli"tSpN. >rc'i. irhIn-id
"" take great pleasure ia informing our
friends IN Lafayette county that We are
daily III receipt Of new and stylish Sprin:
Clothing, for Mems. Youths, bows and
Ch'ldren's wear. We request 4 ra:l when
you Wit oar city. whether Won wish to buy
or not. Our next Drawing t.. Aprtl4i: prizes
Three Hundred Dollars in soi,l.
HAMMFi;>LOrUH It Co.
strictly n4s PRICE IIyiI,,rs.
inS e 10 Main street. k,us,. On:
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FIR SALE OR REXT

I.Nbftll m:rr- OF line productive land ~,
L ~" iut.- IIo!n Lexington, ON The Es,.7
Line Of HE y IrI,w pIu-" Tnllrpad. y EHini
bargain ct=I"d Fur l"trtIcu.tT=, ulr- -kA.k
ply ~ ELlZABEIH JkNkIN~,
Al hrO. e keith 5, Wellington, Mo.
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Also tor -u" NV Lexington residence mi
sc'e"ai i"i> adjoining. I'll Ihrrd II Get ruT-
e. TEL HItI HAD i brTcIan az e4=y terms.
!~y.!y-r'I LllL NE.IE JENKINS.
-# gHs. .. I...tF- Nt.n.r.r-, NJ,
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A. r. LOGAN.
New Livery Stable.

IL tNiNt purchased the stable of MI,
IL r =, Holmes. on Franklin street. I'M
VT have no Y filed it with ~
FINE STOCK & GOOD VEHICLES.
and Will keep Hacks, Buggics, and Saddle
l'Orseo, and give special attic ntinn 10
FEEDING STOCK
bv the meal, day, week or month We will
give horses the best care, both as Ia feed nuI
grooming. We respectfully solicit yonr patron
ske- u.enis \ z. LOGAN.
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The latest, greatest. AMI most reliable
reInrtY ever put together by medical science ron
rheumatism. wounds, Sw, llinss, Burns, Cakrd
Bre 'st, Sc., Is the C"ntAur LinIment. There are
wv" Kinds. What the White L'pimeEt il for the
human iaiHi!y, the stronger A~Ind-whlch is vel
low IN color Is for spawned. lame and strained!
horses and animals. The effects ar. wonder
iul. i.ply-cm
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FOR THE

CHHol'E coffee, sugars, canned corn, peaches,
~ Tomatoes, dried currauts. apples, p-aches,
cherries, and biAckberIirs.
FANCY y PLAIN CANDIES.
Dry goods. grnceries, shoes and boots. All
NJ prices to suit the times.
''c9 JOHN Il. JORDAN.
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Wells say. he wouldn't betray his
party Tor FORTY millions of dollars. OF
course not, nor Tor forty thousand MI
lions. and Anderson Will swear to it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

arrangement Ui the liver disorders the whole
sys'eih and Whistles the blood. An occasional
dose OF Masurre's cunhuramgo Bltt-rs will pre-
vent this a. well as wAr,i oil diseases of auv
Kind. Thee Agent, Lexington.
Missouri. l.hIu-,
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BuTTFRiCk'S PATTERNS.

i"S Il 40 Main street, Kansas C!ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03
IN NJ e M ORIAM.

To the Worshipful Master, Wardens and
Brethren of Trinity Lodge, No. 27,
+. & A. NJ:
we, tho undersigned, Committee ap-
pointed to draft Resolutions in regard TO
the death OF our deceased Brother, AL
BERro RUDoLPHo EARL, respectfully
submit the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Ruler OF the Universe to remove from
our midst our worthy and well beloved
Brother ALBERTO RUDoLPHo Earl of
Trinity Lodge, No. 27. f. u A. NJ, who
was stricken down by Deaths unsparing
hand on Tuesday, October 23d, A. l..
6S77, and
WHEREAS, II is fitting that we should
express the regret and deep sorrow we
feel for the loss of our friend and Brother.
therefore be it
- ResotDed, That by the death of Brother
Earl we have lost an upright and Jealous
Brother and the community an esteemed
and valued citizen.
ResolUed. That the sincere sympathy
of this Lodge is rendered to his relatives
and friends in this the hour of their aflc-
! ton.
Resolved, That the Jewels of this
Lodge be draped in mourning, and the
Brethren wear the usual badge for thirty
days,
ReSoIced, That these Resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Lodge,
published in the TRINITY JOURNAL, and
that copies be transmitted to the relatives
of our departed Brother under seal of the
Lodge. NJ. F. GRIFFIN,
JoHN MCMURRY,
III. w. LEONARD,
Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03
LIST OF LETTERS
TOWN AND COUNTY.

THAT TRIAL.-When we went to press
last week the presumption was that the
trial of parties implicated in the demoli-
ton of the Chinese fume in Sidney Gulch
would be completed in day or two. As
only 80 of the SO names summoned as ju-
rors we're placed in the box, the proceed
ings went by default, a venire for SO ad-
ditional jurors being issued returnable on
Tuesday at 10 A. n. From these SO only
7jurors were obtained and vsnire for
"A more jurors issued returnable Thurs
day morning. From these the panel was
luckily fl!ed, as the 96 summoned were
about all the available jurors in the town
ship. The following are the jurors who
rll try the case G. w. Moore, Chas.
LobdeIl, N. Hosmer, E. Cornell, j. w.
smith, Jas. Ramsey, g. B. Bassham, j.
NJ. Carter, Jas. Brannan, Chas. ID. Tou-
rot, Geo. Andrus and j. G. Mason. The
trial is progressing as we go to press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03

SECOND CRoPs.-This season has been
prolific in second crops in this county
Ellis Flowers, Of Canon City, this week
sent us branch from an apple tree of the
Early June " variety, on which were
apples nearly ripe, the first crop having
ripened in July. He further states that
he has pear trees with the second crop
and that in Mr.. j. A. Burgers garden
may be seen the second crop OF black 6er
rios. Also that Dog wood Tree, are in
full bloom at the present and that it is II
rare occurrence for then, to bloom the
second time. In Weaverville, Mr.. Jas.
benton has pear tree in full bloom L.
w. Young has second crop Of pears of
good size and grapes nearly ripened. MIR.
W. l.. Hudspeth has raised an excellent
crop of grapes of the Flaming Tokay va
riety, the first crop having been killed by
frost late in April.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-11-03

THANKSGIVING BALL.-By reference
to advertising columns it will be seen
that Evening Star Rebekah Degree
Lodge, No. 35, l. o. o. F., will give a
Grand Ball at Todd's Theater, on Thanks
giving Evening, Thursday, Nov. Goth,
1877. The lady members having the
mattcr in charge insures the success of the
dance, and good time is confidently ex-
pected. Supper will be served at the
New York Hotel and good music will be
Furnished. Tickets have been placed at
the low price of Three Dollars.