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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
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Religious.

Rev. James NJ. CLANCY Will preach a. thc
Preshytcrisl church o-morrow.
Regular services 81 the HethOtiat church to-
morrow At the usual hours. by Rev. NJ. e
Williams.
Regular services at the Episcopal church to
morrow. ~ II O'Clock in the morning aEi q!
4 o'ciock In the sftrruoeU.
Elders Mcdaniel and Plattrnbnrg will begin u
meeting al Meals Chapel, next Monday night.
November l2tiI.
DR.. TaIUiri will preach 1T the Il rptist church
on Sunday. In the morning from EoIiau- ! %,
q. Subject The wonder that speculative" be
lievere in the truth ot christianity can remain
Indifferent. night. Mark IL u, l6. Subject
The direction and promise at the gospel to men
Elder Hugh, VIII preach al the Christian
church, in this "!ty. Tomorrow, morning and
evening. Subject fHr tn" morning discourse
Train up Il chill! 10 TIE ~ry .t,hould 90" A.
} }, III The afternoon tier viii tie a sunday
school meeting, to which the superintendent.
teachers and pupils of all sunday schools are in
yIted
The first quarterly meetings tor Lexington dis
trlct, Methodist Episcopal church. south
Will take place MS follows: Clinton and Wind
sor, Nov. 10 AMI Il: Clinton cIrcuit, Nov. Il and
is; Lexington. Nov. % amt -, Lannon'S. Dec. !
AMI 2; Waverlv, Dec. 5 snt @; Miami, Dec. i:
and l6; GRIND Pass, Dec .. and %; warrens-
burg, Dec % and 30; Dover, Jan : and q; We'll
llngton, Jan. II and II.
The following are the general statistics OF the
Missouri conference Of the u f. church, south,
Membrrs, - $50; COLLECTED fo: church buildings.
$50, 2 o; travelling pre- 'chers. sli. o5"; presiding
eldrrs. Sc. $50, bishops. 81 o23i widows and or
phans. s.. O6l; domestic Missions. 50 .32s; for
.,,, u,f.-iNpa Al IQl. sunday sChDpls 81 -
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
MhyVIEW

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,.s ,,l.s.i been = matter OF Considerable IN
-,r-.r +, pnru., AT a ,iletuurr. In condensation
AZ IN ,.ur of The softer sex, | hnd that hay. been
,..- w,ysn tie tarh IA regard 10 TIN. -.ll.,au :.
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SENATOR MORTON.

Senator Morton died yesterday atteTBeon st
his norm, m IDii.nauoii.. att,r al ,tipu. illness.
- 'H' carry "seot my i""' u III "u'h'
In l-.S. Il graduate Of MIum! Iui.ersnr: slaw-
- H., ,,rn,.-.ru. sc,,,u,f iuop. hy ,i.c,inu tu
MS '""Hls -H''lt' wear ~ ec''A''u I'""'''>.'
cauduiutt IN the e tor sOVcTutI Tor !-JC. h.
vsa aI.ct.,; it.ui, ..,. ynv,ran; IN l-,U b.r.r.r
governor Almost - "hIe ny '"' t~HsIei u 49,
eruOr Lane 10 the senate; an! low found II CeiI
-, .,.rh, hI. ,.,u,r,.rzt,v, and .,.,utiv.
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he attempted IL i,av" TIC bnUE.. Int ie!l. nol
up and star,ci aEs.n, and again .c!i un!cr con-
y!,Iipn of eIu. lie waostia. We lu,d him out
on a piauk To- carry hIIu home. Thought from
his actions he wa- about To max. i LUi noise.
W. were carrying HIM iIniur. aud stopped twice
TO rest. When at Nh liT.Hnan'~ gate, Turner
Iump"d IN the plank, and rscl,im'ug tina, he
got religion, gave = pull al tin gate. which "as
not strong, and It cainr oil ttr hinges. n-t-nd-
Ant also caught Mr.. -, AMI gaV- him II good
shaking. Thought Defendant Was 50 excited he
scarcely knew whit Il" wa. DONG A. for the
clothes that were Stolen, he knew Here the
Squire stopped him. and hs SAT ,inwnD
The coloret preacher WAS the neAI witness lie
said toe Iusu hat h"-U running from pr-Arhrrs.
but Ipi caught thin. aud Ia shown him Iint lie
und power - 10 .e-Ins Iu- man hat no con
troll oil himself. i E.d vaIdVnei hs SINS. .nd
t- f-l, Joyfui.
Iw" or three other witnesses were called. but
they gave no ne" points In TIE case. One Of
them began ms testimony b, stating that ''he
don't know - lie could ssg ."yihins more IN
t-restiug than had airr.iY been .pOaen - The
jury consulted 4 few ninutes. Eui returned q
verdict Of 81 and costa against defendant. TIE
trial was held III McCanse's bar-room, where
TWO or three IniIvituals we're ''prsciirIng A.
the bar. aud irving TO J,sGual.fy from serving
on the Jury.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
November 5th, 1877.

Court met /" regular session; present Hon
IN" a. PrI'hcr, w.,'f TX ru-:.c,. M! Hons
jss Il; HUrd ami L s Hsr,r', a.. rrat- JUS
ti"rs. eco NJ Mvon,."v sGsriT and VA b
St..e. clerk
Abatement GRANTED Paul ~I1ri.ay tor taxes OF
ls!a on r.r-or-! property. SIC. rrr.reous 81
se,-Ineuj
.ALutemyn, granted Peter ,rs4n lor taxes OF
1876 on personal property, sJrr. er roneou3 as
=e.sm.ul.
Abarru,.nt gEaulrt WIN A Page. faNr- Of
i-.". -. nr". .rrnar"n, a .--u"ht
-,nrnl .o.n Of So zrant-i Ma. l.tsl- N
Bah -.
re:i,I"n OF Ia .A-"n hrs r. ~ q, w..
ROAD. rrat AL. ne -uj Continued . ue.trrgu-
lar term
Il. s"ri- tla=t.term read approved snd s.sn-I
Dram sh"p llce"-'- granted :. \. Schroeder.
john DobsDh, { rra-n.i"rl an! Nm. II ZIhn.
ordered that auriI"n",4 county Licenses be
III de same Is .lnts
Collectors quarterly settlement 10 Oct. :!s..
approved. Net and pri-r-i -cur'i-t
J. Il M"ullun, honda compton, -et eI2 $40. or
which were lsaGed 10 bonds, 81 uGi each ANA sdJ
in cash
Judgment II! tavnr Of Elmore A Kent. Nor
rlsoD II WrntwOrrH bank, s.~Li. l., b"n'!s. S! evs
each sTd interest when Judgment Wa. obtained
s"li ia, interest TO Jsnu,ry !st. is-;, ais, H.
slI, $40 =. and COSTS 81 ~ toI which were
!ssue,i l. buni. 81 go each. = bonds $40 each,
warrant Tor GatE II. :: aut cost SO a.
MUrrisun-N cntSoTlH bank. tS,5oU cO!npGu-
inl--,i. r"l WHICH Mere i,sued 3 Souis 81 tsD
e..A. ant warrant suI cash 81.
ppUail,ou i fTa.ry. In" + Arnold. agent.
compromised "A h"uda and Q couy1n7 ameuuI-
ing 20 s.. 5s} EE FoI which werr issued IA
bond. ei. 900 each. with JAY coupons cut oil Of
Iuur "i them, aud warrant tor Il. ference 90 b..
Maxim. \ total OF So. o.. ~ COMPROMISED at
tnI. term al tnr court IoI h,N bonds sr"IIuz
. per cent Interest.
Moore. Drt2c. ? l.. fi-bhscs OversceI.
petitioner rcirrrrH ip r |, tIoO.Ck for repuIrs.
Dram shop lireuCe .TAutet Il uslltsr
Vim II Wntt!-srv. rrslgustE0n as road
Uyer.reT accepted
ChtRE. OF road, X , Hughes. petitioner. on
MOTION OF l.. Hook, .dlalnl.s-d on account OF
deficiency IN petition
Report OF sale OF shannon 'ATin recr!Sr'i,
nei and COMMISSIONER order oil 10 make doe T.,
VIM Young commissioner
Abatement srautsi Mrs Ann Allen, 81 %.
IaI.s "a Is.i cs'A'e Isl, inrviousiy paid.
New road. /; , hIli',pis et Al, petitioners
notion 10 dismiss .ustninsi.
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Stock Notes.


MI IA Campbell e FEEDING "'sti! head OF
native cattle.
Mr--rs Huh ant - Campbell aye feeding
10" head "i cattle.
j. Nyalt Lewis. of Dover township. is feed
luz 50 head al native cattle.
NJ Jas. Lewis, of Dover township, is feeding
one car load nj native cattIe.
Mr.. John Martin, near Mt. Hope, Is e,diug .
considerable sumheI OF cattle.
Mr. John Wilson. OF Dover township. i.
feeding Il car load oi na:Iv" cattle.
l.. l. Noel sold, No. 9th, to \ Mark. five
heal ul cattle, J.2>D pounds. al : cent?
Mr. John Dean "t Middleton ,own>hip.i IS pre-.
pare! 10 feed two manfred head of cattle.
Mr.. }. W. Harrison $ feeding :y lead OF
c.it}" On the b"ot"n farm, IN Dover township.
Capt. Goo q. Keith sold, Nov 9Th, 10 Smith
aud Hamlet, one fat cJw, ! 80 pounds, al three
cents.
>hu!l AMI Elliott sold, Nov. 9Th, to Schneider
ami Karrlr. : head OF cattle. 200 pounds. d.
three cents.
MessIs >hulI amt Eliot, sold, Nov. eth. &"
Schneider and I;upp!e. i head of cattle. : TrI
pounds, al cent,
III" Worley brothers, "t >nl-a-itT township,
arc feeding 70 head of cattle aud " larG" number
OF sheep and hogs.
NJ Win. "ayman bought, iast week, IN
Kansas CIV, los head OF native cHtt!e which ne
IL feeding IN this county.
Twenty-Five head of cattle for Messrs shuli
anu Elliott, bought IA Dawes county, passed.
through town last Thursday
Mr. Rnb;. Parker sold. 10 smith ami Hamlet,
Nov 9Th, = head OF cattle, 5 $40 pounds, at ilree
ce"'-; ami head "i sherp, 500 pounds, St.
cents.
bWtuS To he :nr.cfleuCy OF the weather last
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MIHlPE.

II has ben sometime since We put in Al Alp
p1arance, A. here goes for u short -pIstle. II is
scarcely wonh While 10 speak of the weather.
ipr We suppose most people know iuat them
7''Tcr. !: hs been fearful Tor II few weeks.
Roads are ba,., mud plenty; wheat green and
IuAuIIaut. ApPic7-weil Ne never saw the like
II D., apple. ton breakfast, dinner and supper.
and tl'l'i'- hrtw en- tiut-o. Applrs lie IN every
corner. box sDu barrel. They al" large medium
AMI 'nAti, red. green. sperkIed. spotted aud
81 pei. III short ia crop i. simply siuprndons.
Mr. ~trhnhh"Nio"ay /, quit SICK, and serious
doubts ~" entertained ct her recovery.
SIS - 4npbrl! las been very SICK tor a
whI" VITA pneumonia, butts now improving
MIR Ih"lHa, the ,t'iam ha. hat his buggy
as "rhaWi'! sni painted IN styli.n c"lors WHAT
t'"4 VAS mram Echo .naw.Is what.
J. | WnSnu"r. who WAS sick al Holden so
long, has recovered, ami - now in |ooi health.
sud 49, resumed H,-,rtuliron with >ummers 4
~lanGrlI.
\ /. Maxwell ami SON are h%urIt,rs a new
black ,.n!ra -hop. Il Is large and commoiInu..
aui SHOW nrrIv aud thrift They src turning
Ga; irs;-cla.s wagon, when will not suffer
i" tu la any particular ~ a rpuIral-rn With
49, ufiLe lrad;r- wagons.
Mt~~ prnmliIe 'neataHn. OF Grr"ntpn. Iaughtrr
oi Oh uu,lr Allen. t3"arnam died sunday, Nov.
tn, 81 c"n>ump il"u- >h" Was taken tDcOlunbus
On the day following. Monday. and buried. She
TIA ! D"cu suffering from In. 'iI,r,s" TOT sometime.
IN iitmtr.,om. oil Oau.. b."tL-T-ln-law or
Or Day, 81 Pstjs:ll!e, has located IN our
town f'r '',e p:c ctt. He :, = ,ijsc. pie 81 tho
Ihy,io-M"iirai -raOol o: practice, the school
euhr..~,i hy Dr. bay ant DR.. MrDnnuld, the
latter i whom. II VIII be remembered, !, finish
.ns his cuuT-" Of instruction III Cincinnati.
lh-rr viii y" y Itr." number " cattle ist in
'rI~ >"ri." o! the county TINS winter Ncssrs.
Wrri"v have nvcc -" head, Sir Alb Barnett.
81. Roberts, J"hnuir Marin aud others have
night au' al" nov les I'm .r"nsi,irruhl" NUN
Der ptl,ri- AZ preparing Er visit Kansas city
Ior To" purp">r OF owing rattle a few hogs
49, changing hand, - about 1 to ~ cents. Tue
-i.!-uIr ~trlI rnE"- 30 some clgnn"rhood..
'Dnf!.; >%l~luntr! "r ,"nr popular ~waEonma.rr.
refined lust week Iron. u visit 10 his relatives
80 NJ HOS Iva. II" receive! n hearty welcome"
uuiI d. H."i.'- An /. acquaintance As Charley
"a, .y~.,.a,i As ilmr . w"'k OF iwV. " Tad
,a-, a;-l lr.. l- A,t BEEN captured Oy . pair
81 -. .al r.r-. huf . Stance tr.. cd, tnnt IT had
fc,u ."..u. woi-. than au ATTACK e! iowa
rI..l- Y. n.v~ loco much confidence III the
.D.l..- .ai r-r.', .. uG A--,uIl s!rls, an,i
'u4..-v so"t 3ui-n"ut Z, i.:n. L. would =,
3, ..A= Ins = :~.at,".c 1ihi- TOYS rHiI-
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BERLIN.

.,"I.r-t,.' MnUL.. Diyh:
!l.rs Men, ~ Dnver. pira,h.i here
.... ~a,- -.
Ms Llu Wpr1wqc. lot Lexington, is here
y.-.'.. a.-h rn,h.i, !. ". W.ruwaE.
~ Nn.an Et- sold i've hundred bushels OF
4,,.r,. = .r a,rr4y- ,T.rr oCrrr,y-ive cents.
H.. .uef-o.u,, o., nur yourY friend. .Innn
I,.,lf..r. 81, r,I,nf with -u:I., Is A
.,.. ..., .r,t, s.u,-omrIv ha,pv
n..f, r.,k n b,v. =, t.rc ,hr-sb.j /, ~,
.,,-.,.. ,c,..: , ana hus,.ls of o,t. 1ui rv,
.... .h., ..,... ,,.r. .u.,ors a. Nh,
,.o, .-r,,g v,r,r mania
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Ladies Gold Watches, S25 to Sl2.5,
Gents Cold Watches, SO to 500,
Ladies' Opera anu Guard Chains. $50
TO $40,
Gents Vest Chains. gold and plated,
81 to So.
Gents Silver Watches. Hunting and
OPem-face. $40 to 500.
Silver Chains. 81 80 to SO,
Sets of solid Cold Jcwelry, s. 10 $50,
Sets OF Plated Cola Jewelry,Sl to $40,
Band Bracelets, So to 500 per pair,
Solid Gold Necklaces, 81 to $75,
Plated Gold Necklaces, 81 % to So,
Solid Silver FIligree Jrwelry Sc to $40
Plain Gold Rings, s. tt SlJ,
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There j. likely To arise quite classical
controversy between a correspondent 81,
the Lexington lntclligcnccr. VIII" signs
himself lihcrta>, aud Il rorrr-pon-
dent # the Jefferson City Tribune
siguel Tmpto. Not c\i"tly G!r,n
against Greek. but Gree against
Latin. We had occasion upon thr .,p-
p~earancc OF the article in lii" Lexington
paper to make a !cw comment, upon
'.Libcrtn> VI, thought tn. article too
severe in tone. but generally right IN the
points made. Tuptp, the Greek. replies
to the communication OF LibUrta>. with
much acrimony aud personal domuncla-
ton. We venture Ia say that the style
OF the discussion is. con-iirrIuG tn" sub
jet, not quite becoming on r!thcr = .c.
We do not know who either writer Is.
But think Tupt0 will tini out ih 1t he j.
mistaken in regard To ''Lihertas. and
that it Is not safe To uudcrratr an antag-
oni>t. We are glad to see the subject
discussed, but protest against the a
ner of its discussion. So lar as ne Opin
ion OF the bar In this vicinity is known
to US with Z few exceptions it Is IN
favor OF either a decided modification,
or a complete a5rogatlOn g the rules.
-~lBoonville Advertiser.
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Sleeve Buttons. Cuff Pins, - cents
Sl5 u pair, !
Cold aud Silver Thimbles.
Charms. handkerchief CHAINS.
Rings, Lockets.
Diamond and Fancy .Iewelr, in 81
variety,
Collar Buttons. Studs.
Ear Drops, Pins and Earnings,
Shawl and Baby Cloak Pins,
Ceiluloid JeweIry. ali STYLES a
designs;
Gents Pins. Scarf Pins,
Cod Pens, Fairchild's and Morton
best quality,
Gold, Silver aud Steel Spectacles.
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TRUSTEES l.

WHEREAS. Lewis. W Wernwag and jaime,
W NJ. Carlton. did, by their certain deed OF
trust, dated The 2lst iav of October. A. ID 1876,
convey 70 Henry iseinhsrt as trustee, tn fol
lowing tc-crlb Il personal property. situate In
~I!Ilrttc county, Missouri, tO-wit. Forty 40
acres OF growing wheat upon the lands of James
VI Carlton. said land formerly owned by the
Rev. j t.. BennetI. and !U'a.ed about eight (St
mIl'> southeast of Dover, and ten go InI'es
srutIw--t Oi NAvrrly, Nil in Lafayette county.
Missouri, SAID wheat il now IN two C) rIcks and
one "a staCk upon the above described premises.
which said conveyance was made IN trust 10 Sc
III saii deed .iescubrh; and whereas, said note
bias become due and payable, ami default has
been maize IN ihr pi' mrnt thereof; ami whereas,
1t Is provided in said deed that in case Of the
absence. u ath or rriusal 10 act, OF the SAID
Henry ErII hart. rs sad trustee, then the sheriff
a.! I.siaveft- county, Missouri. at the request OF
the legal holder ct said note may proceed 10 sell
the piu,rrTtN her. nhPiOrr described, and where
a., the said Henry it.inhart refuses to act as said
trustee; NCw, Therefore. at the ~, uest of the
legal holder ami owner 0I sIil nOtr, and in nc
trust. |, the Undersigned, She, if OF Lafayette
county. Missouri. y.Il on.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2l.T. lsT7,
between IN" hours 81 nH" O'Clock in the fore
noon aud i've O'Clock III the afternoon, OF that
day, and On the farm OF James NJ Carlton, in
Dover township, IaitS cite county. Missouri.
proceed 10 sell tie property abovt describe I ut
public r,ndue. to the highest bidder tor each in
hand. To satisfy SAID note and the expenses OF
executing this trust.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of Sovsm-
Der = d, 1877. GEO. NJ. MOCSTJOi,
IOgliti Sheriff and acting Trustee.
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NOTICE..

EA>KfSG HOUSE OF Wv. IiMRlCk, J
LKNISGIos, Mo, oct. III, ISL. ,
I WILL. not pay interest on deposit, alter De.
i c'mher Isl, ls1.. l will not rec, ~. depositt
after to-day, and wish TO settle with all 10 whom
! am indebted. All persons indebted 10 me vii
please call aud pay immediately.
oct2. I'm. WILLIAM L.INtHlCk.
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The Bland bill ior the reconciliation
o. silver has passed :he house. 1t has
created 3 terrible Dreczc among the
b"mdho.!ers organs in the east. which
can lind no words of abuse too strong
to apply to those who favored the meas
urc. Secretary Sherman has aired MS
views to a newspaper correspondent,
which are OF course adverse to the bill,
we are OF the opinion that his dictum
will have but little effect on the senate
which is now to act upon it. Senators
si"u.d observe popular sentiment as ex-
pressed in the lover house, even though
t!:cy are removed further from the peo-
pc thar are its members. We hope 10
hear a good report from them, and that
soon.
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GRIMES & VENABLE.
Lexington, Mo.
MONEY At EIGHT PER tsNY.
WALLACE & CHIlE>

Nv T. are a't0rn"~- irr parties having 4 lar.t
w smnnnt ~ MONEY 10 loan Oh improved
isrIns NJ above rate md expenses. the money
thus costing the borrower u little oyeI u3ue p-.
cent. per snpun. Apply 10
-H1'B4Ft Wal - q .III1 L.
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NOTICE.

Er1ERS trstamcnrary on the estate OF Isaac
IL II. wood. deceased. were granted to
tn und' r.igu-t on the 9th day Of November,
Isl. by the Probate court of Lafayette county
MIrs6r II
Al pcrsons having claims agatns, -ald estate
AZ. required 10 exhibit them TO me- tor allowance
within UnP Vt ar after the ,ia:e Of said letters. or
they may o. p-,ClUied from any benefit Of such
estate; and II such claims h. not exhibited with
III two years they will hr forever barred
MADISON G. WOOD,
EpyIu-Ty xsSufnr
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FARM FOR SALE.

7 WISH Ia sell the COURTS FARM 49,
i three and a hsai miles from Higgins 30.
VILE, and the same distance from .Aull- WI
VILE, containing l124 acres. There are AHA
l3p acres enclosed and IN cultivation; u GOO,
two story house; a good orchard 1T choice iruIr
good water; excellent Timber, near the house
Terms, Low FOX CASH. Address, or call III
me at Higgrnsville II. J. HIGGINS.
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

I,>EuM The subscriber, on sunday. S
j November An. TWO MiLtu tES
COWS on" = LARGE RED DE 1tUs
PED COW III good flesh; IA other a |
small cow. also RED OR PIED, both about
seven az eight years old. \ reasonable rewar,!
VIII be given for information or return OF the
sumo LmnEll-lil mo l. NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
SOLID SILVER and PLATED Ware.

such as Tea Sets, Water Sets, Cake and Card Baskets, Epergneur
Cs>tDrs, lrns, Pickle Stands, Walters, Berry Dishes, Butter ID fishes, Cup,s
t;"be'S, Toilet Sets, Jewell Gaskets, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, spoo'Mn''
H"IdtTs, Syrup Stands, lee Pitchers, Call Bells, Spoons, Forks, Ladeak
l able and Tea Knives, Salt Cellars and Napkin Rings. is
Table ad Pocket Knives, Scissors, Rszors, Carvcrs, Forks an
St"els Razor strap. and Bru-hes, Pearl aud Ivory Collar and Sleeve Blu.
Ions, Combs, Brushes. n large line OF Pocket Books, l5eautifu Vases, Toll
>es, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &c.
French aud all kinds Of Americana Clocks from s. to $50 each.
We have the largest stock of Willow Baskets sin the city, fac Leatho
travelling saichcls, Bird Cages, st, at Iess than cost.
Wheeler Il wilson M Howe Sewing Mashiuc at great bargains.
We would respectfully! invite ali To give Us a CALI d examine oN,
prices "A stock, aud We wiI convince them that we nj .au what " q say;
PaIt.rNd caiFngtoN purchase the entire stock ~ u o - IN reasonable term.
We also nave 40 acres of good land, situated l. miles south OF Lex
lnSton. winch W re WILL sell low also, 100 acres in Barton County, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
n TO LOAN.

IN improved real estate IN SUN, from ssNt>
~ 80, go, al legal rates OF interest. fGr par.
ticuiars, spply to l.. l.. {. BARTLETT,
Lexington, Mo-, Ut Richmond. Mo.
Applicants are required 10 furnish satisfactory
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
O SALE

I AN RUNNING a SAW AND GRIT MILL
i at my place four miles south of town, ON Ia,
road leading from Maj A. g. Young's TO tn,
Columbus road, where | have
CORN MEAL FOR SALE.
Also Walnut, Ash. Oak, Linn, Hickory anc
Sycamore Lumber always on hand fr saic .
respectfully solicit The patronage OF the public
octl3-6m JNO. B. Nelson.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

NOTICE

NOTICE ls hereby gwen, that | sill, As ASST
~ Snrc of Dunnn, RrayIs 4 Dnnnsn, sell putt
lIcly, lay auction, on MONDAY. l. EMiSER
isp. 49,, all tn, unsettled accounts belonging
to sa 4 estate. lcrms cash
ppyIu'l NAIL tryae
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
NOI MISTAKE

TNHAT GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, BOOT,
L AND SHOES, QUEESSWAR slo\E,
WARE AND NOTIONS. can be bought as low
A. any where In the city, AT 1871, Dutch Row
Five hundred bushels of dried .AFFLf> uu
PEACHES WANTED.
JOHN X. JORDAN.
sept2a Lexington, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
TO THE PCBIIC

I'PHOlSIFRISG AM AIN tHAlR VOT
I TOMS, w., done TO ORDER, anu with dis
patch, III Jonas liIuss' house, near John +.
HIcvam's stor". on Franklin = rect, ny
ROBERT y. BR hDLEY
uuyl0-2t MARY ER ADIES
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
STRAY NOTICE..

STRAfEp from The premises 0i The |.:.
caubscriheI about the LIST of Jrly last, rsES~
n RED Hlk.ffR CALF, aged about NY
20 months, no brands; eHr-mhrkel, swalIUWfuTk
IN right, and crop and split IN the left. Any IN
iorIlatIon Will he thankfully received. Wore
lett NJ the lntelii r,ncer Office will reach me-.
UCtStf ,JNO W. , ASH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
STRAYED

EROM the undersigned sometime IN A
Il August, y BERKSHIRE BOAR, XAAf
weighing about 200 pound, few whIir SSA&AA
sppcks III forehead and ON feet. small ring IN nose
Address LtCiES Il. WRIGHT.
pril3-4 ItNlnripu. Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

+, tolNlii DEALERS who wish Fancy Goods. Toys. Re, for
i1oiuat iiiicc can buy blIs of us very low. Our stock is new II C
pIete, consistso OF the following e and elg ant goods
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
SIXTY DAYS

IN "r"'' t make the proper changes in the business. The firm now :
poses 70 sell h:ir entire stock at such prIcts N were never before ohrrrt
tht puhIc Persons des!rouS of making W. idiug or II lldlv Pr.e
would 10 " > cal! q and make srleclious