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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17
NAPOLEON,

Your correspondent had just got himself in the
attitude to indIie AN ciu.iUu Tor the INTEL gen !
Ger, when II friend coming in and conpren,nd-
ins III. situation suggested that II we had no news
not To tell any lies. We did not reply but We Will
wa.er II stuEepIpe hat when he read, Napoleon
Items he Will acknowledge that We have not
said much OF anything
The Napoleon "doUaunS society has become
a success. The great questions Of the !sy are
being discussed and listened to with profound
attention, ana the reading Of essays and passages
from Shakespeare add interest to the occasions
Your correspondent Is billed for this week To
speak IN ''m"etIn'.' Well W. are glad uutn't
hanging.
recently married couple applied 10 squire
Gthlr last Monday Tor Il divorce, bat the squire
told 'aem they would have to apply 10 II higher
court. Iney could not see the point, and turned
~aoirowiu.Iy away.
Mir Charles Dawson. an iunrrnnt photograph
artist, has Just arrive! with his ,4iirry, and Get
nj near tue pusl0iIce, They suy hr does take
such handsome pictures. We ar. glad of 1t. We
nave sent OF Tor ours aud never got a handsome
picture yet. Mr.. Dawson has The reputation OF
beng . good artist, and We Dcspe,k Tor MIN
much patronage.
About dark on FRIDAY evening last the cry oi
fire tirs {, ! tire ,,,F brought out The citizens
O .NalhJ4rp.i IL Nisl numbers tU witness the
banning out OF II Hue IN Iii. ~~a4iieI's house y
few buckets OF water prevented th- spark. from
citing Gre 10 til. roof. M insurance.
Ihr apple tra,ic Ia less exciting, although Mr.
JOnm mall stiil holds out faithfully, having a
large Quantity On hand IN store jet 10 PACK.
br- j. l.. Henderson, LIVING near tile Lafayette
ne IN Jackson county, wa N town Yesterday
aud subscribed Tor the lnteliseur~r. The
] 4 JClpr - i yrTy lrruinl Gentleman and w, arr
always glad 10 see him
Nj. NJ. &. Jacobs, our popular dry goods
merchant, startled on Monday lor 81. Louis 10
purchase his winter stock ol suods.
10 Levlsay is teaching The yuIus "it-as TO
,hopt' III the lsl. ,vhUo! huu-c, has 4 fu!l school,
and gives general satisfaction
OHr irirIrt jimmie . wear a smiling
face, looking Ior Ii" one n"rse buggy Ia town
this Llue wentL-r. Wei, II We were Jimmy, we
~4uII look and smile too.
Mi John + Roberts. our miller uni freight
agent, called III today and subscribed tor the
Iut-iiis-mrer. He report. large receipt. Of
inozrv on freight AMI pa=-rng-r.y. d-nonslra-
ting Tie i.rt mat "uT town Is among The boss"
towns 81 he county oar lirnd kmDvrt- Is q
1--we bu=inr-- man, very popular and every body
Appreciate ham.
Mr r l.. hhHt,L va. III town tn-,i.y look
ing mot lor Il bI.rk N tbs hat. but Ior i Dr.rk
;nA-un- liz foGnd him.
Dr. l.. Is iiol4Lg-"rrih, OF Buvkucr. wa in
town lul- week. Inc Doctor l.polt- thu health
vi iIs vicinity very good.
What has ircorne OF oar r"u,l o,erseer HE
bal ru.ti- and thIs iiur weather suggested the
above question.
Nh. A-l Hudna!i, recently from IN. "Oid
D"rnInion.' who has been on - visit oil several
weeks WLia ms brother. K \. llltUall- ft- left
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Festival Entertainment.

To aid in raising funds for the improve
ment OF the grounds OF the Central Female
College, the LADIES of the Southern Methodist
Church III :his city, assisted bv the
!adice al the College, Will give, at the College,
Friday evening, November 2;rd, an elegant
Festival entertainment.
The ladies will have exclusive direction Of
the all air, and We VIII try to make it d
pleasant and Joyous social interview a. well
~ Il suluptuou> answer to the sppetltes ex-
pectant o! good things. Beside the good
things to eat. the large parlor, promenade
hall, and dining hall, Will be brilliantly
lighted, ie-tooned and decked with flowers.
Com" and spend the cyenin. with us. You
Will be charged only 81 cents 10 get into the
house: hui being In, YOU will be expected TO
eat all YOU can. and 10 pay FOR all you eat;
and also Ia treat everyone YOU wish 10
make happy.
Come and help lis. We want to make the
grounds OF our college, which God has made
50 beautiful, still more beautiful, and we
would have sveryoue TO help IN the good
work. THE LADIES.
Ohio has ISL, 900 acres of apple or
chards, and raised his wear II, 900. 900
h .hriS mi gntins
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17

Religious.

Services HI the Episcopal church Tomorrow.
at the usual hours.
Rev. James NJ. CLANCY will preach ut the
PresbvtrrIan church Tomorrow.
Elder l.. Il. Wright VIII M II meeting
AT Linden sch0Olhousc, on Monday night. ia
continue at night through the week.
Rev VI. q. Williams WILL preach in the Mr,h-
odi~t church, in this city. Tomorrow morning
and evening nj the usual hours. subject in IN.
morning, The atUnemeni.
Rev Jnmes Greer Will preach nj Maple Glen,
school house to morrow afternoon al I. o'clock
There Will be Il congregations meeting AT tn.
Presbyterian church, IN this city. Tomorrow
for the purpose oil selecting Il pastor.
Services al the Christian church Mt TN. ususl
hours to-murro". subject tor the morning dis
course Church Organization. Subject Tor
night discourse Jehovah" Al 20 o'cI,,k
there viii be II meeting OF mcIubeIs Tor cou.ult.-
ton on ClIurciI business.
Rev. III. Talbird viii preach in the Baptist
church iu MORROW NJ the Usual hour. In The
morning from Marx Ii IL; subject, at nbrIel
and 1t. results" AT night, from John y IS;
subject. "A plain Question
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THE LIG ENCEIs SATURr

man ~. her father replied by yielding his
place at her side to her future husband. In
a firm voice the groom with his brides maud
clasped within his own uttered the words.
Il, Thomas. take thee, Lulu. to he my welded
wife. TO have and to hold from this day for
ward, for richer fox poorer. IN sickness and
In health, to love and TO cherish. TIL death
us do part. according to Gods holy ord,-
nance: and thereto | pledge thee my trn1h."
And III u lower, hut no less firm tone. with
eyes cast down, came from the bride the
answer. ~, Lulu lake thee Thomas, to be nv
welded husband. to have AMI Ia hold. from
this day forward, for better for worse. for
richer FOR poorer, IN >ickneSs and IN health,
I" love. cherish. and to obey It'll death us do
part, according 10 God's holy ordinance and
thereto l give thee my troth Then came the
words. "with this ring | thee wed. and with
all my worldly goods | thee .ndow - II
PRAYER. and the ministers iuJuction, chose
whom God hath joined together let no man
put asundrr. and they We're pronounced
man and wife. TO the joyous strains of the
organ, under Prof. Climbers magic fingers.
the bridal party left the church, followed nv
ths brides hundreds of friends and admirers.
A snail party Of the very in innate friends
Of the family assembled at the residence OF
the brides father, after the ceremony ut the
church. where. after congr atuiafiuns, and
pleasant conversation tor two short hours.
supper WAS announced. and the COMPANY
partOoh Of an elegant Trpast, and eujoy.i IL.
too, The time. after supper. until II
reasonably late hour, was passed with
music aud lively talk. and when the clock
began to count its hours in small numbers
III" guests took their departure, having
spent u happy evening. Among the
guests were Mesdamrs Edward Win>or.
" III. Morrlson, j. &. Russell. y. {. Ewing,
Carrie buckingham, Mary Green. W. g.
smith, Nlnni" Fowler, a. y. Lesucur.N III.
r. hrrdOiti. Jr., }. X. Davis, Charle, r.
Alis'adi, Misses Nettie Wallace, Maggie
New, ulu Watson, Laura Davis, Dixie
NinsOr. Mrssrs. Frank ThrcIk.ld. Eufncr
SMITH 49, '"--~"., "". Morrison.
Taos. Noriitet. Hub. Campbell, VIM. Eg.lrs-
\ ,on H., no,;s Er,,r r,,,, - L,,,,.
'''" ~
louhS Ewing, W.T.. smith, w r. herdoin.
jr.. Robert Davis and Charles 4. A.ll-lldt.
The bride r.relyrd ouiie II number nj h,nt.
,,n....n.. rr,n, N,r, I.i yt
'""'' ! '''h SUI ""Li'
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THE CRADLE.

l!urn-In this city. Friday. Nov 9Th, to the
wife Of lion lhos. J. Banduu-l girl.
- In this city, Nov. 10th, To the wife of Mr..
John tI-hrr-a gIrI.
- Near the Lafayette line, IN Jackson coun-
tr, Nov. llth, 10 the wife of MIR. Virgil Lane-a
boy.
- In Lexington township. Lafayette county.
NJ" November 10Th. to the wIic of Sir. Henry
Lcach-a gIrl.
In Richmond. Ray county, Mo Nov. 10,
TO the WIFI of Mr.. James T. Bull, NEE Lizzie
Shutwell-a gri.
- In johnson county, Mo near the I.afIy-
cit" county line, recently, To the wife of Mr.. "
I. lsnInary-n girl.
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A FALSE IMPRESSION.

iHr'I"- who claim 10 have the right to make the
medicine discovered by Or. "A. Z simmons are
attempting I" sustain II waning reputation by
attacking the Original and Genuine prcpa ration q.
In l%"i. DR.. summons gave the original receipt
and right I" make his Liver MeriIcinv to his SON
in-law, j. ii. lhediurd, now living near Chat
tanongH, Tenn. We make the original and only
genuine Dr. \. q. simmons LIv,r Medicine
from this receipt. Every genuine package of
the mctlcIn" Is enclosed IN Il yellow wrapper,
on which is Il likeness of Dr. a. q. Simmons,
which we have registered IN the Patent DiiC- AS
our trade mark. The medicine il for sale by J. A.
Quarles Il Co, d. W. Il. lewis and Iheu.
GoaewIsch, with whom we have also left some
trial packages TO BE- given away 10 all applicants.
uoy5-Im 81. \. IHEDFORD y Co,
tNHttauOoya. Tenn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17
LOOMS CHILL TONIC.

This Is something new and d n"rent from any
other preparation on the marke., and Is offered
10 sou is = ,Urc and safe r. Hleiy for chills and
fever, and at such Il price, thai puts il in the
reach OF every one. No cure no pay Is the terms
We offer 1t on. Prize - cents Try it. Pre-
pared only by j. \. QUARLES co.
uUg4tf IcNInEiOn, No,
Cliffcrd's Fe~brifuge-Iu the cure Of Fever
and Aguc th,- remedy displays extraordinary
powers. Properly used, no case can resist 1t,
and oth"r diseases Of an intermittent character,
inClui!ng that most !IstressIn. disease, pcri0di-
cal NrttInIgia, have been found To Weld, with
equal certainty, to its influence. II eradicafes
al! malaria from III" system gives tone and vIgur
20 the whole body. antl prevents disease from
becoming seated. Try t~LIFFoRD'> FEBRIFUGE;
II + sure, safe ami speedy IN It's action. You
VIII never regret buying the first bottle, and you
VIII have discovered i friend you can not afford
to lose. Gci2U In
j. I RICHARDSON, Proprietor.
For rA!e by all druggists. 81. Louis.
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THE ALTAR

MarrIcd-Nt Chapel Hill. Lafayette county.
Mo Wednesday. November eth, 10y Rev. Mr..
Pitts, Mr.. JAMES PHILLIPS amt Miss NANNIF
DEAN
- At the residence q: Col. Joseph Davis, the
bride father, IN Lexington township. Lafayette
county, Mo, Wednesday, Nov. IIih, by Rev.
Iam's \. Quarles, Mr.. GEORGE Y. MCMIL-
ilAM>, OF san Jose, Cat, and Miss EMMA
DAVIS.
- At the Episcopal church, IN this city,
Thursday evening. November 18th, By Rev \.
! >harn", 4 Warrenshurg, Mr.. IHOMAS =.
PANlcN, of Warrcnsburg. and Miss LULU
Il d%Hnsh,.r OF VIM F. kerd"ln, Esq. At
'endtmis-Missrs Luna Patterson, of st. Joseph
Lutte smith. OF SedaiIa; >ailIc Marnlaiuke. al
Roonvll!c; Nettir Wlnsor, OF LeNington; Annie
Ewing, of Lafayette county; Dr. W. V smith.
Mr.. Il. Harw"od. Nr. c. ii Zo!l and Mr.. :. q
Jackson, oI Warrensburg; ami Mr.. IL. Wilson
WlnsoI, OF Lexington.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

John K. Jordan
vs..
Abran Casio.
Rf vlr'us Of an execution, issued from the Of
- lice OF the clerk of the Circuit court of La
iayttts county, Missouri, in favor OF John Il.
Jordan, and against Ahram Casio, to me direct
ed, and reihrnable 10 the December term, Is.1,
OF said court, | Will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER sTH Isl,
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN The fore
noon and five O'clock in the afternoon OF SAID
day. and in front OF the Courthouse 'tuur, ia the
"ify OF LeNlngton, IN Lafayette county, MI,suu-
II, during the session OF the SAID circuit court OF
said county, sell publicly, by auction, 10 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand. all the right.
title. interest, claim and estate of the said Abram
Caste defendant in said execution, in ana 10 the
following described real estate, situate, living
and being in the county Of Lafayette and state OF
Missouri, tO-wit: The east hall OF lot one ~,
IN block six TO-, in the first addition TO the cily
of Lexington AS per plat now on file III the re-
curder'6 otlics Tor saIl county.
Given uni"r my hand, this 18th day of No
vemher, lS11. GEO. NJ. MDUNTJOY.
nnyl-fS Sta,,e
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ASTohlSHIh No SUCCESS.

II - The dGtV "I every person who has used
H1s' hlk'~ GERMAN ; EtEto lei lis won
derlu! qualities be known t" their friends III
curing consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma. fu'uInumIa, and IN tact al! throat and
lung diseases. No person can use it without i'm
n''iIf" relief. Ihr"- 'i"-rs VIII relieve any
c'~e, am! "" consider ii the duty Of all Drug
gi-'> 1" recommend II t" the poor DIVING con-
eImpilrc. NJ least to try one bottle, as 40. 600
dozen bottles were sold last year, and no one
care where II failed was reported. Such u med
Iclue ~ the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too
widely known. AK yOur Druggist about II.
sample Bottles to Try sold nj 10 cents. Regular
1IzH - cents. For sale by ThcD. G~oscwiscl,
Agent. Lexington, BIO. scptS-eOw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17

An Old physician retired from active practice,
having hat placed in his hands by an East Indian
missionary the formula oi Il simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure oil
consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all Throat and Lung Affections, also II positive
and radical cure Tor General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly test
81 Its wonderful curative powers IN thousands OF
cases. feels il has duty 10 make IT Luown TO his
suffering fellows. Tue recipe Will be sent tree OF
change, to all who desire 1t, with fuiI dIrecilous
IUr preparing and successfully using. Address
With stamp naming this paper. Dr j e. sroSk,
~ North Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Peun.yl-
SuuIu uriy--,u,
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sTRAT SALE.

THE undersigned, administrators of the estate
OF Richard Lee, deceased, Will sell al public
auction 10 the highest bidder, ut his late resi-
d.nce, iour miles southeast OF Wellington, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30rH, 1877,
the following personal property, belonging 10
SAID deceased, to-wlt. Cattle, Hogs, Horses,
Mules, Reaper. Grain Drills, Wagons, Carriage,
Farming Implements, Corn. Hay. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. The sale will com
imrurc at . O'Clock.
IERMs.-On all sums of SO ami under, cash
before removal of property; on all sums over
$40 a credit of six months Will he given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security
to bear 10 per cent. interest from due.
j. A. i r.. II. LEE,
novl3td Administrators
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MONEY AT EIGHT PER CENT.

w + are attorneys Tor parties having a larg.
W amount 81 money to loan on improved
farms AT above rate and EXPENSES, the money
thus costing the borrower "a little over nine Del
cent. per annUin. Apply to
-,lttnil WALL &tE { Gun l.
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DIR, j. II. FRY

AS located in Lexington, Mo, near the
IL German Methodist church, on South street,
ami would say 10 ia" punnC al this and surround-
ing counties, | have made i special study of
chronic diseases tor seven years, and can give
references IN this city sufficient TO satisfy all
who may wish. ! have p~iaCtI>rd IN this city ami
sur! onndinS counties since Fcbrual y, IN both
chrome and acute. Females who are an ictcd
would do well 10 CIV" me "a call. All matter,
concerning aftic:on is only known TO myself and
patients. Ny remedies are strictly vegetable.
once IN residence. JAMES II. RY,
noy3-ly I,NInri, n Nn
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NOTICE


BASEiS" HOUSE or WA. LIMRICK, !
LkNE>'.TOS, Mo, OCT. %, ls1.- !
WILL not pay interest on deposits after De
i ceinhrr Isl, l-Ii. | Will not rec, i've deposits
after To-day and wish 10 settle with all 10 whom
/ am Indebted. All persons indebted to me vii!
pleas" call and pay immediately.
Qct51 I'm. WILLIAM IIMRI X
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SMALL FAR w.vren

AI MED, 4 small FARM. of from -
' ten 20 thirty HCTc-, with huAsr f9..1
ana necessary Imlrovement-: not more EIimi
tIiah thrtt miles from Lexington VIII -AaMh
pay cash for IL, or Will trade improve Iurrn near
wellington. Inquire at
nUy3-2t lNIELLlGESIER OFFICE
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SlEAfEb from The premises OF the f1:zs-
c1uE.crI1ri n9Qnt me III" Jnly la-t, EES~
a RED HlEFEIt CALF, aged about TSwA-
- months; no brands; "ar-marked. sw4IIUW ION
IN right, AMI crop and split IN the left. Any IN
formation VIII lie Thankfully received Word
ieit al The lntel!IgcnCrr uliiCc VIII reach me
oCtStf no ". ASH
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NEW YORK. Nov IL.
G~nLD-opcn"I and closed at !02'. with sale,
in tn" !ntcrIm ut lU2.
ST. Louis, Nov. l..
FLOUR-Du!l and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wh"at, better, but inactive; No. )
red. 81 p, cash; 81 21t,gl - December; No.
! do 81 ilaGl Ia Corn, steady. 43a.c cash:
434c November; in'sm.il.c the year. Oats,
higher; % :" c CASH; ;. - JANUARY. Rye. qulrt.
Sac. Barley, unchanged.
PROnCt E-I:uitrr and eggs unchanged.
FRpFlolONS-Pprk. iull; 81. -. Dry sal,
mrlt. dull; 50 75l7: s. 20 FOR boxed long Gle tr,
81 i"os, clear rb iv. days sailed. 81 ".t.. Ba-
.. 20.
Hn"S-Easy; light. Sat %; packing, 81 ~
"a ~, butchers to extra. ~ 81. Receipts, 1, 500
tATILk-LOw-r. demand mainly local good
I" choict shipping steers, 81 HUGi 81: fair 10
good, s4di sos cows and heiirrs, 50 l5d3 80;
fair to choIc" butchers steers. S. Swat; com
mon TO choice Texans. s. j09j. Receipts.
400.
oHEEP-Uncnamg'd; butchers. q. T3UI y;
shipping mnttons, So 62,&i l2>.. Receipts.
LOO.
Kansas CIlY, Nov. 10. ls...
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WISH to sell the COURTS ARM
L three and Il hall miles from Higgins ETni
rIl!e, and the same distance from .Aull- Eamu
VILE. containing LIZ. acres. There are -8A.&
ll acre. enclosed and IN CUlI!v alton; "A good
two story house; i good orchard OF choice tTuI
good wafer; excellent tIInhrr, near the house.
Terms, Low . CASH. Address, CT call on
me at HlgglnsVille. n. j. HIGGINS.
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Economy Must Prevail!

Expensive habits acquired during flush times must be
renowned, and the present l~inching times met mamtulIv,
and expenses should correspond With the income. There
fore. our having been cOItentel with small profits from our
patrons VINO lracIi'cd ri~iu economy has been the means
OF making our store a hive of industry. Actions speak
louder than words. Facts should be made known. 1t is
acknowledged by all. The people have found it out and fully
appreciate the fact that we do
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NOT A MISTAKE

1HiI GIRO, EEIE~, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
i AND >fiDk>. QIEkN>W ARE, >ID>E-
WtIE y NOTIONS. can lee bought as low
a. any where IN tn" city, at ~, Dutch Row
fIvr hundred bushels OF dried APPLIES and
PEACHES WANTED.
JOHN L. JORDAN.
sept-3 LcXIng on, Mo.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
Partnership.

TIE contract "I partnership heretofore ~
L sting bel wr"li the Un'"rsiEncd. uHi"r the
hiIi name ani siNie Of tuukilng \ H%,riIng, in
The city ni Lexington, as dry goods merchants,
has THIS day by mutual Cuie, mt AMI agreement
been dissolved. by / l. EceiIuE withdrawing
from the firm. The business Will he CARRIED on
by NJ. W. t%onklIns u Co. at the same old
stant. ". w. Cnnkling y 60, are alone aI-
ihOrized TO collect all debts due the partnership.
and VIII likewise settle all claims against the
firm. T.. l.. BEEpINJS.
nOv3 ". W. ID<hLl<G.
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TIL sun.
NEW YORK.

AS tho time approaches ier the renewal of sub.
scriptiuns, THE Sun would remind It's friends
and wellwIshers everywhere. that IL Is again II
candidate Tor their consideration and support.
Upon its record Tor the past ten years II relies for
Il continuance of the hearty sympathy and gen.
erous cooperation which have hitherto bean cI-
tended 10 II from every quarter OF the Union.
The Daily Sun Is Il four page-sheet OF Is
columns. piIce by mail. post pal ), IS cents Il
month. or SO so per year.
The Suuda edition of The Sun Is an eight
page sheet of 81 columns. While giving the news
of the day, II also contains a large amount uf
literary and miscellaneous matter specially pre-
pared Tor II. IRE SUNDAY SUS has met with
great success. Post paii 81 90 Il year.
The weekly sun.
Who does not know THE WEKkLs sun 1t
Circulates throughout the United States. the
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand families
greet its welcome pages weekly, ami regnr! II in
the light OF guide. counsellor, and friend Ils
news. editorial, agricultural, and literary ,e-
partments MAKE 1t essentially L journal for the
family and the tiresidc. Terms. One Dollar u
year. posi- paid. This price, quality considered
makes II the cheapest newspaper published. For
clubs OF ten, with $40 cash, we Will send an
extra copy free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun.
nOvi-hW New Ork CITY.
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'PllOlSIERlNn. y AIN CHAIR BOT
y IONS, &c 'i"ne to urt-r, and WIKI dr.
HIcKam's store, Ola Franklin -,r.rr@srh l"hn T.
ROBERT y. BRa DLEY,
novlU-3t MARY RE ABBEY
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Groceries and Provisions

at bottom prices. Tor cash. Choice lot OF Cigars
and Tobacco, cheap, tor cash. Groceries eX-
changed FOR country produce Al CASH prices. The
highest market price paid for Butte, Eggs.
Chickens, and other country produce.
IunSo IIAHI - EIFITS
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c. A. & J. DUNKEL.
HONEY TO LOAN.

IN improved real estate IN sums from $500 to
~ Sl0, 900, AT legal rates of interest. For par
ticulars, apply to l.. l.. Z. BARTLE1T,
Lexington, Mo-, or Richmond. Mo.
Applicants are required to furnish satisfactory
bs;rscts OF Ntle. oct2stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17

Ingniac. Apple, Peach blackberry and Ginger
RrHnii-s.
A une line of Gin. Rum, kummel, Bltters,
&c. at very low figures.
An inspection by those wishing 10 purchase IL
.ul..it.LI anl ~, L.. .-,,uruut.oa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that | HIll, as ASST
~ gnee OF Donan, Seavis Il Dounau, sell pull
llcly, by auction, on MONDAY. DECEMBER
3Hp. 1871, sll the unsettled accounts belonging
to said estate. Terms cash.
noviOtd A.. j. HALL, Assignee.