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A U CT ION II
1880, am, Wednesday, April Is, ",
At THl RESIDENCE OF

D X. r. s. BRIG HAM,
Corner Eleventh and Cedar streets,
Bookcase, bedsteads, bureaus, chairs,
kitchen safe and ware OF all kinds, cup.
board. Mattresses, baby crib and canned
fruits,
WINTER &STEwART, Auctioneers.
4-17-2t
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Locsl weather Report.
Fer sale

Fer sale.
Horse, buggy, harness, and complete
outfit tor the same. The horse nve
wears old, buggy and harness nearly
new, all for a hundred and fifty dollars.
Apply to n. ". Hacker, 20 Ohio leyee
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For Mayor,
WILLIAM II. SMITH.
For Treasurer,
r. N. STOCkFLETH.
For City Clerk.
FRED. 8. SMITH.
For Police Magistrate,
RICHARD FITZGERALD.
For City Attorney,
WILLIAM @. MCGEE.
For Alderman--First ward-Long
Term,
ISAAC Valdez.
To Fill Vacancy,
WILLIAM O'CALLAHAN.
For Alderman-Second Ward,
JACOB MORLOCK.
For Alderman-Third Ward,
For Alderman-Fourth Ward,
DENNIS j. FOLEY.
For Alderman-Fifth Ward.
WALTON w. WRIGHT.
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.cAiHo.

A plan "a change It's Latitude, I
Longitude nud Its commercial
vA10e.
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Not Expected 20 Live

NOT EXpectou 70 LhSe
The colored girl who was 80 severely
burnt while burning brush north OF
town. a fe " weeks ago, is lying at the
point OF death.
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DR.. Smith is the man for mayor aud
every citizen should cast his vote for
him,
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For CITY Clerk.

For city Clerk.
Editor Cairo Bulletin: , -,
Please say to the voters of Cairo that, yield
kto the solicitations of many friends. am a.
candidate for the Office Of City Clerk, AT the en-
suing election. ! need not assure those who
know me that will II elected, devote my best
Efforts 70 faithful and satisfactory discharge OF
the duties Of the position. Yours truly
FKEp $. SMITH.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. John b !.
Philis as an Independent candidate for the once
Of City Clerk At the charter election, Tuesday,
April 18th, lS1I.
For City Treasurer.
We are authorized 10 announce ;. NJ: stoeks
reth as q candidate for reelection to the once
OF City Treasurer 1T the approaching election
We are authorized to announce B. Parker
as candidate for the Once OF Cty irsssuef'
For city Attorney.
We are authorized 20 announce VIM. Y
MCGEE as candidate for the once OF lily
Attorney.
Hsrman II Black-is hereby announced as q
candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF CIV
Attorney.
FOR Police Magistrate.
weare authorized to announce John J. BIRD
as \ candidate for reelection al the coming
charter election TO the office OF Police Aagis-
trste
fOr Alderman. - n
We are authorized TO announce Isaac VALDEZ
a. q candidate for Alderman from the firs
Ward
We are autherized to announce George focum
as a candidate for Alderman from the firs
Ward.
Editor Cairo BCLLKrIs;
Please announce my name by request
many citizen. as a candidate for Alderman OF I'M
Fourth W ard and oblige C.o.fAIihk'
We are authorized TO announce MI. wv lillian
O,CaIlshan as a candidate for Alderman in TN
! irsi ward.
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Ntraysd or stole

A Bull dog, all white with the exception Q
one black spot ever the left eye. The dog has
been missed for about one one year. The par
ties who now have him will please return him
to his lawful owner, or suffer prosecution =
the full extent Of the law.
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IA: SaS:s:lss:d, ssvis 5 - ~ sgpeisi:i
sdminis.ratrix Of the - tats Of yessph ?.
Camsron, late Of the % unity a. As1sndsP
and Ststs Of Illinois, deceased, AHsey
gives notice that she win eppsaf bseDse
e: s county S sSS IL d.l. 8 50 ~
on the third Monday N Nay nsxt = vAif1
uns Ill psrso.e having c3alDe aGe1nse 80
estate ars notiAsd and Beluelle6 = $3.50
~ the p1rpose et having he go -
Iustsd. AN peeseus lndepesl - I'D =.
~ - .feXsszfScsaAsiso 1S's
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1877.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TO CANDIDATES.

No announcement will be inserted
In the Bulletin unless the money Ae-
com Doulea the same. This rule 10
impe rntiye. RATES Announce
ments for city Omces, % /; Alderman,
az
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RATES OF ADVERIsI Na.


r1-An bills for advertisins. are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will b inserted At the
rate of q 90 per square for the fret insertion
and 80 cents for each subsequent one liberal
discount will be made ON standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 90 Notice of
meeting Of societies or secret orders 80 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted - Advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
50 cents. and no advertisement will be inserted
for less than three dollars per month
LOCAL BUSlNEsD NOICES
OF one square Is lines space) or more. in
serted in the BULLETIN as follows: Less
than one square counted as square.)
One insertion per square........-.."..$ 90
Two insertions per square.-........ 20
Three insertions per square............ W
Six insertions per square.............. 20
Two weeks per square 30
One month per square......."."....3 20
p Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time,
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36 HOURS IN ADVANCE
or ASy OTHER ROITTE

Happy relief 70 young men IRON
the Effects of errors and abuses In
p "a early life Manhood Restored. I'm S
9 III pedlments TO marriage removed.
New method Of treatment Newh
and remarkable remedies. Books =
4e~ and circulars sent free In sealeotS
-.E envelopes Adderss HowAkD As1G
. p socATIoS, 4ls y. Ninth 81. Phila- e
q delphia. Pa. An Institution hav- a
D q ing high reputation tor honor,
- able conduct and professional
iaG, III
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For City Attorney.
FOR Police Magistrate.

Weare authorized to announce John J. Birt
as 4 candidate for reelection at the eominl
charter elsrtion TO the office Of Police Magis
trate
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COAL.

We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon ca
track, lump, So; nut. 81, delivered car.
delivered per single ton, lump, -; nut
So 25; Raum or Harrisburg coal on
track per load, lump, $27 nut, SIG; do
livered per ton, So so; Pittsburg per car
loads on track, S. SO per TO-"
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There Is an abundance of all kinds Of
dried fruit on the market, with but little
demand for any. Apples are worth 4 to
4Ac.; and peaches, 81 to &c.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
REPUBLICAN SWINDLING IN FLOR
IDA.

The recent proceedings in Florida
illustrate the manner in which the car
pet-bag republicans comply with the
mandates ol courts The supreme court
required the returning board tv rrcau-
vass the votes cast 1T the NnNemhor
election precisely as they appeared on
the face of the papers
kuuwi'. q that to do this would give a
majority to the rildcn electors, the two
republicans on the board refused at first
to obey the court Then Attornev-Gen-
eral Cooke, the democratic member,
SAID he should respcc, the order OF the
court, and 60 on and canvass alone.
This brought the other two members
terms but they did the work IN q
style that maintained their previously
weIl-earned character for dupilcity and
cheating. a 0'rict compliance with the
mandat- oi the court would give the
rilden .,ectors "A majority OF "a. There
fore. anu in order to evade a result 50
fatal to the conspiracy for C, lnting in
Haves. thhv threw out the vote q, Clay
county, aud canvassed the fraudulent
return from Baker county, "nd III this
wav gave the Hayes electors majority
of 206. Against this jugglery Cooke
filed protest. and the court is to
consider this new antanglement.
Are not honest. high-minded republi
cans getting ashamed OF these swindling
pr ices
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

Tho eldest member of the United
States senate is Simon Cameron. OF
Pennsylvania, who first took his scat Ill
lS45 His service, however, has been
rather fitiul, and amounts altogether to
only seventeen years while Mr.. liam I'm
of Maine, whose first entry upon sena-
torial lite was in lS4S, has seen twenty
ors wears of work upon the floor. and
fcdr wears additional in the chair as
yice-pre,idsnt. Sir. Anthony OF Rhode
Island comes next having, entered the
senate in 1859, and had a continuous
service of almost seventeen years.
Nessrs. Lot NJ. Morrill,, now secretary
of the treasury; Sherman of Ohio, and
Howe of Wisconsin entered the senate
together IN 1861.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

Death carried off last year many emf
nent men and women ut a ripe age.
Francis Deak the hungarian statesman,
at II; John Forster, at 81, Admiral
Stringham,a at Il and Comm odore Pope,
of our navy, at rs: Reyerdy johnson, at
10; Horace Bushnell. at IS; Ferdinand
Freiligrath. the German poet, at Go;
the Earl OF Sheffield, at "A; Alexander
T. Stewart. at "a; Orestes A. Brown
son. at 73; the Rev. DR.. Sprague, at 80;
President Stearns of Amherst college, at
Il; George Sand, at n; DR.. Petermann,
the German Orientalist, at 20; John
Neal the author, at 80; Gen. Santa Anna.
at 7S: Harriet Martineau, at IS; Casimir-
Perier the French statesman, at 65; and
Filicieu David. the French musical conn-
poser, 1t 66.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
A TOUCHING POEM.

The following con IS 10 us from IeilersOrLity
| knew = bank wherein tie white chips grew
White chips, and reh aud yellow chips. and
blue
\ keno bank where when the day waa done,
The 'bu, I,sruIlJl,t; Tor l., have, their fun
| with Tie rest played keno all the might.
And nhrn quit luund Inc busted quite
Bu-;c, and iIu, ,clrss. lIIrIr.Iess withdrew
From that there bank wherein those sat chips
grew
--Eugcne Field, in St. Louis Journal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

1TORSEl> AL Ian, NJ.
Vlu,e No. :. u Main street, over ir''9 ~
store III practice IN lie 4lH' '.r '.i''' '''1''1
Ia, counties. >rvc!a. 4ts"i''":1 s'Ntl' 20 N'1'N'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
LEXINGm
LEXTNG"
Her Business Nh :. r. ,urc.s.

We had intended with sne vent of
the New Year to follow the example of
more metropolitan journals and present
to our readers an extended review of
the business Of Lexington Tor the wear
1915. but the demand for information
upon political matters seemed to be so
pressing, in the unsettled condition of
National affairs. that we felt it impera-
tive upon US to give up our space to the
subject which was absorbing general
pub ic attention. Lest, however, the up-
portunity pass. we shall regin in this
issue, the publication Of a brief mention
of the different business and social en-
terprises oi our city. AS such reviews
are generally printed, in eXtenso, their
very length is fruitful cause Of lack of
interest, and that we may not tax the
readers patience, but at the same
time do something like justice to the
subject. we shall only offer two or three
columns per week, until our article is
completed. We feel the more urged to
tIls task from the fact that Lexington,
being one of the oldest towns in the
state, incorporated in 1910, and having
attained 10 Il population OF but about
five thousand, is often spoken of as a
slow sort of Il town, and one not abound
inc in entcrprisc While there can be
no doubt that many golden opportuni-
ties for wealth and influence have been
allowed to go by " grasped, and while
il has been felt that C sequence our
little city has been rather .:.dcra cloud,
still we think that we can demonstrate
that for its size and population there is
more of solid comfort. ac> .nr'odatior
to purchasers OF almost everything sole
by merchants or mechanic. educationa
advantages, and opportunities for future
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
ALFRED j. HALL,

ATE ,In,UiI AND ri:u>kCU IlSG Al
IL IDltS El, nI4t tIa~-iCC ia All lEt tOu!'S o.
,,.ur,i IN L.laSettt COUNT. amt III -! ;iIc sIat,
nI,. etieTAI Courts. Criminal law Aid .UI4sC-
tons l specILaty. i:e.cI7 ~ peIniasiunr 70 ne
lrAlugI1n SAVINGS Hank, Itun. JOAN ReII .,
tla!rili4n state lD-uvrraJic Executive CuInntIl-
tee; nov j " Stevenson, /. = SeuaIOI iI"'i.
hruLucky; L l.. A-Ian-, tVunly l4easu4tI :
" III. Il. steele, county NirIh. t!hCe over VI
r ncu-r'- store JemI6-is
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AIlD DRNi ~.
:, nEXlrOA TAYLOR.

. TTORNkI Al LAW. " III practice in all
A The luuIta ct Lafayette and ADJOINING
CUuntlr., also IN the Federal courts. Spec"
attention gwen Ia COLLECTION ani iENtsl!S Au"h
nj Itui tIiIr, Oucr IL Wilson's block, nvA
door 10 /. ) kxpress oiEoe, Main street.
vp2J E9l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

a TTuE>El, Al LAW, Lexington, no
n DIi,ce over Nc. o., Nam street fi..ciit,
Ia -. the Court, uI I...a vtie and adJac.nt cvuI.-
t!ra IN The Supreme C"Hrt Vl tte stare '1L'~
DI-trl,t CONT VI tur United >Eates. iruiipt
attention gwen 10 collections anu I'll "ihe.
,'I'- JauIs
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WILLIAM IDaSG.

4 ITORNkl Al LAW, Lexington, N.s-"Nr'
N N.u yrAviIuv his profession IN atl 81 III
CENTS oI i.IItIr r.;r county, and the courts q
Krcucl lu the .siAie. Dance over ->uit : Lam
ts...A >rI = old -I=l,U- AL business prompt
=. .I...,.-t,,., T., IAuo-Iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

This gentleman is established in what
is known rs the New Railroad HOTEL"
as "a manufactures of collins and patent
furniture He has wonderful inventive
genius. and occupies great deal of his
time in pertccting his own inventions. His
patent desk Is one of the most convenient
that we l. We ever seen: brt in utilita-
rian sense last invention which he
b .adc cs &C surpass anything
which he has 81. achieved. 1t Is ma
chine W which to gather corn. In
this he is associated equally with Mr..
VIM. Jordan; the two together having
the first machine at the shops
of the latter AS the applications have
but recently been made for patents it
would not he proper to describe the
machine accurately. We can say of it.
however. that it is intended with one
strong horse. or two ordinary ones, and
one drivcr,to gather fifteen acres of corn
per day. picking up and saving the
corn from all down stalks, two rows at Il
time. The ears of corn. TO the quantity
of ten bushels, will be carried TO the
ends OF the rows and dumped in piles,
where with Il tined scoop it can be rap
idv loaded into wagons, much reducing
the lab OF CATHERINE. al greas.y cx-
pedltiny the work. From Mr.. Browns
: II nd Mr.. Jordau's pluck, we have
every reason to look for success in this
invention and in case that it does sue.
ceed The 1. -hiue will bs manufactured
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

rINHE new VIII & Wilson straight Needle,
J. Family sew Machine. lhc Number . is
without rival. il, sells rapidly. AMI Is easily
learned II never breaks the thread. II will
rast nearly twice as long As any other machine
The work runs back from the operator Ipu
can ucrras the speed by simply shifting the
belt Ii has no cOSs II has NO shuttle No
threading through Il half dozen holes. Call and
see the Number - whether you want TO buy
or not; it is worth seeing.
WHEELER Il WILSON MFG. CO,
Ais North 5th street. st. Louis. Mo.
". A. MCQUEEN, Agt. HlgRinsviile, No,
Once at Bonnell y Lees Book Store,
oct7s-tf Lexington. Mo
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.

Accommodation for 81. i.ouI. and the
East .-....... 40 4. NJ
Arrive III st Louis ................. 6.i1 T.. VI.
Express and Mali TOR gt LOUIS, East. 90 r NJ
Arrive III 81 l.ouIa .......... t - A.
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from st. Louis. East
Accommodation from >t. Louis. East
and SOUTH arrives .......-...... .G;u0r NJ.
Tlckrts On sale at the Missouri Pacific Iichrl
oiic", ia the City Hotel. Lexington. Mo, 1" al!
rurts ci tnit.i states, IanaiG7 AMI Eur"p. al
lowest rates. baggage cn'c ck"d through 10 dca-
ttnauon. Z. BEN RUSSELL.
IiCkct gent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS ;ITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
lrnlns Tor Kansas City and West. 10 4 NJ
Trains tor ST. Louis E:iet and SouI. .G:i5i
Ir:sins Tor Kansas CITY West. ..:l1 T. NJ
trains Tor Richmond. nh............,...... : :45 !, NJ
AnrIvK Ar i.rxIxorox
Trains from 81. Louis and all points East
anu Nou'h -.'....'...............- -. 81
From Kansas city and Nil points West : 80 An
5 4. INGRAM, Agent.
wrA>norrR, KANSAS CITY ASp SoHrH wEarEHs
HALLWAY. MARROW GAvCr.
LEAVE LENiNGro&
Passengers for kansa7 city AMI west. : 90 \. ".
hHRlvL Al LLNISGTOS
Express and Mail from Kansas Citv
and the " Hcst.................. II 56 a. NJ
Passenger ...-...........-. ...-.... u :: = u.
coal .........., .-...- . l. 4.
Close connections made AT han-as tIly ton
LcavenWnrIh. AIclis"H, ST Joe, Duatn, Law
renee. Topeka, Pueblo, Denver. Cheyenne,
e,n Franci-cO snt a. point, IN htnsas. Ne
brasha, New Mexico, Colorado and Cni!t"TnIh.
Through tickets iur sale at tItr lick't once.
(Grim,s ~ Nen1blc', J.welrS >tor"l where uny
Information VIII be CEeeriuily gwen
CHAs. y. MORRISON. Agent.
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uI-DHI1,..E Burden,

1IpE\I-l ~ JpI ~ >i-I-:-O4. ~ i-N ~
~ LrNIuatyu, MO. O.ECv '.., n foV.n over u.
ICI.u-iyu savings bsnh, opposite c"ui' E"''('
" 81. p.aCtiue ~. .De Sale '''H >"'.'' 90 =
l.r .,,ru.Iyu -.NpA .4v cU.I0 Ton OF i!!iiA=
',i,,i = T,,.l,l.,. t,,I-.t.,-, leul4-!l.
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fContiaued in or nert.1

a memoir OF Of Chief Justice Roger
3. fancy has just been published. 1t
does Justice to greatly abused man
who was as pure patriot and Judge as
ever lived
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Z. tup
EX. SRANks.
GRAVES y OOD,

a TTOliNENs vi LAW, vi. piA'tire III III
~ ola;rauu Federal courts. iIDmptaitSnI!"i
.--I,t l., Inr collection vl claims. pisct VN .
krl.Y', Dir, guu,.s Store ulpcsite Clty hoit1,
l.rN.u..uu, No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

Snow in Constsntinople is 4 rare phe
nomenon; but it occurred not long ago
and thereby the superst;tious Turks y. ere
filled with dismal odings OF future
avil
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

A. f. ALENANDEIs

TIOKNEl Al LAW III Prati!ce III '!''
"A courts OF I...Iay rglr..tl adjoining counties
" ~. also attend promptly 10 Tie c"4Iet'!VH q"
Chains, and To Iu' .sL-A.IVH OI tLi4es |" re-
est..Ir. O4nue over iAt hanAlnS House 81 "t'
Morrison 4 Go. i.1hit-A'
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/. CLANIOS- NJ C"LL"
lI.ANINS s. CALLAHAN, :,

IIuk\El> AI LA" Lexington, Missouri
"A van -.,cIICe IN Il! Tue courts Once IL
hrAneT's > Uu.iiiES. $500
NIB A.! CLAIMS ugAin=t the United state
gCyeIum.ns- iUr "Opi, !JT1se, morse &c ~
icr us,. and Occupation oil private anu puoiH
pIuprrIy Uy LuIteG states troops curing tH'
I late war also, al CIa.il- against the Slate ..
VI it-.uuTI. uruuIIi.N collected.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

a TTOHSElo Al LAW, LEAI>GIo\
n Missouri. Once G',-r WIN Morrison
- H.rE nov l,,i
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.IAuE> II. sty,a4TTuN,

4, TTuKSEI Al Law, Lexington, No. VII.
y pI- 'iIce IN tae courts pI Lafayette anu au-
utuips Cuuuiiv-, ami IN tur supreme Court Ui
tn. ate. cy,cI... attention gwen to cuiieCiiUHs
Ulu ac al Dutch i.vw, near ttuhries x CO :. DEh-
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INTELLIGENCER,

ALIEN. a. LESUEUR, EDITOR.
W. G.. MusGKovE, PUBLISHER.
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.nd ''h" N'~'ler. Tc employ IS
NJ .o- ", " sh continued success
DC to build up the manutac-
tur 1terests OF our city; and we
douE' lot tha: as now theirs is the lead
ing factory (. ne kind in this part OF the
state, it will soon control the furui-
ture business for quite a scope of
country.
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TUT s. SON,

.,u,,> rL-rr FuAShII ~ h. TrIE,
Sot4lrs PuuIIc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

Hereafter the name of no per-
sou will be placed upon eur
list without pay
inpnf in advance.
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THE WESTERN HOUSE.
GAME AND MEAT STORE.

~ GORGE SETTER. one door ~.
" east Of DunkcPs grocery an
store, corner OF Main and Laurel
streets, has on hand at all times all -
kinds OF Game. such as Buffalo. An.clups,
Eenison, Geese. Ducks, Quals, Rabbits,
Squirrels, &c. in their season. Also Ribs
Backbones, Feet and heads. Sausage. &c Game
of all kinds bought at market rates, and cash
paid. tnov2e-lyl GEO. SETTER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
LEXINGTON CITY MILLS.

LEXINGTON CITY MILLS.
These Mills are the property Of Messrs.
A. V. Robinson l. Co.. one OF the most
enterprising firms in the county. 1t is
composed ei 4, Vaudyke Robinson Esq
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Rfl.AAD = RiEASD,

~ > BAnh. ''E ' -.
nUs Z gYLASu 1ESOrHOS RYLA%D,
S,f.rI i'Ill.I.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
WALKER y FIELD,

LIAM WALKER, RICHARD FIELD,
NDlaTY Public
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
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TF Uio~ELL, u. -. >.-oticc over Lin
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, 1877-08-21
300 4ia1tos llllb lraellt.

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neu une aus ~3peiter Sann, uon Tabrifqnten er'
tier Rlafe, iperoeit ju rleorigeren pretien flr@ aiD ODER
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ourt Sprace Waters II. Spn. 8 BrUactpap.
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wuroen. Igenten uerfan9t uin Matters neue Gcals
Hianps'uno Gpfeert5rsem su ssrtaufen. 3un.
rrlrte @atalope per ipolt %perlanot. Quite Beoinsuusen
Tlr ben baioe.. Sin GROCER DiseontD tir Gsbrer,
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, 1877-08-21

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bepbadtste ibn nit itummem Gritauftei,.
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peniser abnte Ell, bab es iid I'M Dtillioz
men banbelte.
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.TeM 5000 Waeuten perlauat fir has
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lt9iDien @i9rntbimlibteiteu uno bic Belbld)te Der
Stullen llb 9%iirfen; Ole llriabe oes 8rieass; srpBe
Netd tiiuffrirt. Sir Die Yeoigs uaaen lareibe idnel
bubbarD Bros, WubliiD
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