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LEXINGTON, KY.
The Murphys have broke, too.

The Murphys have broke, too.
We regret to announce that Mr.. Ed
HogIana is no better.
Messrs. s. Il A. Seaskind have made
an assignment to Louis and Gus Straus.
The funeral services of Mr.. Martin
Hogerty took place Sunday from ST..
PauFs Church, on Sharp street, at
O'Clock, and was very largely attended.
Henrietta Chanirau Will make her
first appearance in this city at the
Opera-house next Friday and Saturday
ntgats in q comedy-drama, written by
q. w. Taylenre, entitled parted"
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Henry Reed, of Middletown, is
visiting friends in this oity.
Rev. j. W. AcNary, of Dayton, was in
the city yesterday, III attendance al,
the Presbytsry.
Day :. Y RaiignA s1 CAicn9' vas last
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ERnIElIn RX RINRR


OIL CITY PA. Dec 1S--9 A. M.-Allegheny
River ! loot in hes and stationary. Their
clear
BROWNSVILLE. Pa. Dec. $40 A. M-Mo-
nongahcln River feet niche, aud on stand.
Weather clJuuy. Wind southwest. Thermome.
ter 10.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Dec. 1S-1G:4O A. NJ
Kauawhu ltiy,r 4 feet inches and falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and mild Wind
west.
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The following Ia the 80 L. NJ. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, oter
rett u Co., " W esE Third street:
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Cor New Orleans.

IT. ESDAY, 18th, at s p NJ. POslTIVELT'
ES n rHUS. SHERLOCK, Lew. Kateu
l.skEEssA3a7e Master. Apply on board or 10 ltOvs
Sssskssaszssaz Il Mosset, W. S. Getty, j. c, Der
ma. u Go.,Agenps.
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For Memphis.

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ter. Apply on board, or to RoYs'
Eszsssia faaxs Y Mos EFT, Agents
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For Pittsburo,

THIS DAY. 18Th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
,yE h. KATIE SrOLkDALE, L, 5 Cal-
L4tF5l4sfIfhfsf54 noun, Master Apply on board, or
HEssEitas5aaaG6 to j. ,. Robinson, Agent.
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For LOuiSViDie.

HIS DAY. 18th. at ). P. al. POSITIVELY,
W= n GENERAL LI fLE, b. Meraeloes,
| IRRs.:2aSasE Master. Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf-boat, foot Of Vine
trect. II. NJ. Wade, superintendent.
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For Pittsburg.

EDNEsDAY. u tn, at T. NJ. POSITIVELY,
H = EXCHANGE, &. W. keye, Master.
s4455$ssfF.ssa pply on board, or to Royac y Mos
ziszsasR sci, j. {. Dornan. Agent.
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For Huntington.
For Madison .

MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. 9P NJ,
~ hVIRGIE LEE, w. H. KIRBY
lssss4sa Master Apply on boar% or ~
Hssssszssa'z& \. KennelPs, cor, Main and Watel
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CALIFORNIA, O.

Meeting of California NJ. h S. s. to-
night, to prepare Tor Christmas fes-
tlVlty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
THE BREVITY OF PUBLIC FAME.

The retired politicians can truly say,
in the language ui Rip Van Nmklc,
..iiow soon we are iurgUtcn.' Yes,
and in .r>~ than a third ot century
alter the crave cnri">c~ them. thrr" are
Lut lru persons on earth who arc APP
pr.,ed Of the fact that they ever lived.
Tho. reflection, were fastened on the
mind by reading in the congressional
Dictionary a hricI sketch oi the lie anu
pubir services pi ten. sam. smith. oi
MARY and He WAS a wealthy merchant
If Baltimore. once ur twice it, mayor.
and contributed much to ltS growth and
Observation-Disclosures. perhaps. than any
nrarI citizen The good people Of
MARYLAND exhibited their appreciation
OF his talents and personal worth by
srudip" him to congress tor longer
ueriod Of time than the averag" lite OF
man He served them a> representa-
tive or senator in congress tor ~ Years.
He was made chairman of the ilnance
committee ut the senate. and discharged
the duties ut the position with marked
ability He was 4 warm supporter OF
Jack sons administration. and on more
than one occasion wa> elected vIc"-prcs-
itrnt protein He had right to think,
and doubtless did think. he had achieved
-, fame that would i've after him. lie
died about 81 wears ago. and now let US
ask: How many of the present gen
Grafton ever heard of him? We venture
IN assert that could he now arise from
the crave he would find thrcc-fourths OF
the citizens OF Baltimore entirely lgno-
rant of his long and useful career as
Eajtimurc'S public servant. Such is
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REMARKABLE CASES OF RESTORED
REASON.

\ confederate soldier. from the Val
ley OF Virginia. in one "t the battles OF
the ate civil war.waS struck III the head
hy 4 mirir-hai. The blil passed through
til" -ku.. and the surgeons. afraid I"
pro be the wound in search OF il. LETT the
man to die. In In" course "i time he
recul cred. hut had lost his reason, aud
wa- sent To the insane asylum At Staun-
ton. where h. remained iOr eleven Years.
At length Dr EIuntlcroy. an eminent
pny-icilu of that city. obtained pcrm!s-
-luu from the ASYLUM authorities and
friends "t the insane man, to make
,urgicai examination OF the head. with
the hope of finding the ball. II" was
-urc"SstGl. and found the ball i!nhcdded
On the inside ui the skull and pushing
ag,lln>t the brain. aa'Ic 10 extract 1t
With ani Instrument ~ hand he took 4
rhi,,.l and muiti>ed il out. As soon as
Tn. ht'l Wa removed. reason resumed
n~ control. and the deranged one was
.a h.- rlrnt mind He SAYS that he j.
not coll~ciuu> OF ANYTHING that occurred
during the InIrrYa. ut eleven YEAR
.g.5,u the time he VA struck on The bat
''r Field ia th, moment the pressure wa
removed from the bran. All VA 4 bank
IT, him. Another case III tn" county ot
ku"u~r4. Wa that ~ :. boy who's" Gun
buI~t,I Whilr shooting. and dr"N" the
'urI, into the brain. The piece W. liHrn
uut b, i SA.iiiu. surgeon. without SERIOUS
injury ru the patient Bat th" most ne
nlArklh,- case | hear oi was IN the t'i"
ur:.hhuahnui II was that ot 4 woman
subject to tit~ at mrnra. derIug"iA"ul,
and ,,li.,. IN 4 spell ui iuuaCN drove al
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Iif. has burden for every ones shoulder
None NAV rscul,e from Its ''unbie- anu cares:
Ni.si in vouth and twill come when "" F'
Older,
And III n. IA close AS the garments We wear
snrrow comes INTO our homes nnInNl'e",
Rahhius tn" heart OF his treasures ot cong
i'overs grow cold aud our friendships are
sliGhtei.
,Mids, the sweet blossoms that smile IN ""r
.,,ov the dark weeds that would poison an"
,,s e,en in the midst of "arth'a beautiful
There ALWAYS something that isn't quite
rfgh'
ye, on from rock we pluck gaT hoF'r.
And drink from a spring III a d"sulItr waste
Jney come to the heart like i heavenly Hn"tI
And nnuyht Is so sweet to the eye ni the tas'e'
Everyday toll is an everyday blessing,
Though pnverty's cottage aud crust We ma!
wssk is the back on which burdens are press
pnt -tnrt il III. hart which is strengthened b!
somehow or other the pathway grow
Ju., when we mourncd there was none to be
fienA.
Hone in th- heart makes the hurd II seem iighter
And somehow or other We get To Inc rhd
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REMARKABLE ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Miss Moliie Walker. i !it!ic cir, m her
fourteenth wear. and Il Inc,.5rr ui The
sabbath School il the Christian oaurch
1t this place, has mcmuyiHyJ 81 q; The
new testament scripture. Size As> brop
i pup! Al the public >rLo, a,.a i'll
Mar>ha,l and besides carr III eli her
rr.u.ur studies, some iivc o. ~ III
number. ha> been in the habit at menu
ur!zing fifteen hundred verse per week
in the Bible What i 4 remarkable
feature in this peculiar gift Of intellect,
= the tact that She nrn"r!Ici the IDEAS
embodied in the language rather Than
The mere words OF the CONTEXT, and IN
repeating it oil the hook. never fails 10
g1v" til" idea in words equally appropos
and wei. suited III the connection.
Sue u" learns English grammar.
mathematics, and the other ordinary
branches oi science taught IN our COM
mon schools with the same apparent
ease that ,h" masters the teaching OF the
scriptures = Progress.
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BANEOF TURKISH WARFARE.
The sinr"m the Root ~ All s.,ii in
the ottoman Umpire.

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AN EXTRAORDINARY FISHING EG-
PERIENCE.


All the large li>h are hot GU III
the eastern waters. Inc "Ihet u"t NJ ~.
Isaac &. Heron. Agency Avenue; nus
city. was anS.!ng i"t 'ie "l'"N ''',i, i'',
ants of the Mississippi up III ''u"Se
Simpsons hShtng grounds; aooNc
Oquawka He wa> fishing with a hana-
line. aud had only met with moderate
success. until about II O'Clock IN Inc
morning. when the line was SciIeu ana
ran ont with such violent rap!dlty mat
it set one oi the wooden nar-tock .Hr"u,'"
which it had taken turn, on hrt' IN
his rnor,s to eNtingnsn the hA'he7 an"
capture the fish. Mr. Heron upset 'he
boat. and was thrown mt" deep W'trr.
The line Wa tangled about one "i MS
legs. which seriously impede" MN III
his efforts to regain the boat 1"n rSh.
it. Fortunately, h" managed To- &''
hold oi an oar which assisted han III
Keeping h's hcs" above water, ne ",t'
mcauwhiir. Wa rariIiY town n'''' ,''. o''
uI lb,. ana vi. IIft l'si. ''N
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Y 1. WALLACE. "N' n II
wks.lai'E CIHlLES.

A TIOENEl> AND ,olN>ELl-ohs a. a.
N Law LcA.ngium. No. oihcc' front t";,. n.
Over the Lexington oat!..,,S Lana opi"" "
IulavrtIe ami surrounding ""nnt.ve' anu .iso II
uv supreme court vi tac state ol Miss oatt, AM
tue > Circuit :lni DI>tiict courts Aoi XIV
L sii.LLt II L.
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L0WerPriCeSt thanEycrBef0r

Black Yak and Silk Laces, Silk Fringes and
Ribbons at prime Cost.
Carpet Remnants and Brussels KuSS n'oc''
less than Cost.
Ladies' Linen and Grass Suits very cheap.
We are offering big drives In Honey Como
and Marsailles Quilts.
We have very attractive stock OF LAWNS
Black Grenadines, Black Cashmeres and Mohalrs
at popular prices.
We invite special attention to our excellent
stock of Black Cloths, Casslmcres and Doesklns.
We are anxious to reduce this stock to make
room for our fall Clothing We are cutting
these goods low.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PACIFIC RAILROAD Time LIABLE.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accomno odar!un for st Louis and the
EaNt ...-..-:. -.-...'-..---.. ---'--.' ,''A- w
Arrive 1T St LOUIS. Observation-Disclosures. Il Il =.
Express and Mai tor 1t Louis East. 60 +. NJ.
Arrive al 81. Luui, to A. NJ.
SUNDAY tram for Brownsville. ......... 30 a. 81.
ARRIVE.
ENrr-sS aud Mail from St Louis. East
and South -............ 500 A. NJ .
Accommodation from 81. Louis. East
and South. $50 M.
Accommodation \ train from browns
vile, sunday Observation-Disclosures. 40 4. 81 .
&. BEN RI sskLL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS .lIY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXISGToS
rrnina lor Kansas City and West. = l., A NJ
Trains Tor ST Louis East and south. ....n:i1 + NJ
Trains for Kansas City wrst........-.t.lj II i NJ
Trains for Richmond. .-.......' - a NJ
ARRIVE At LrxIS.r"N
Trains from ST. Louis and all points East
and south 50 ~ , !
From Kansas City and all point, West 30 4 n
ST Joe and points North ...............T ~ T. n
'''', 5. 4. INGRAM, Agent
wYANpoTrE, KANSAS CITY AND SonrHwk-rEH>
HALLWAY. SAEEow GAUGE
LEAvK LEXINGTuN:
Pass ensrr for Kansas City and west. .t~ \. VI
EyrresS MaII ..........-.... 30 T.. NJ
FRIGHT w ..........,.. .......-.... @ 10 \ NJ
ARRIVE Al LEXISCTOS:
Express and Mail from Kansas CIty
| uad the west ..... II Il \. Vi
| pus-ruprr Observation-Disclosures. .,:iIF- NJ
| Freight ........-................ $50 \. NJ
| CIiAS. \. MORRISON. Agent.
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A W0Mah'S NO.

ono could not wet You. NJ;
But hope YOU Won I forgot
love you "a lister should
on pi-ase, win. don't - yet
Yes, Ioy. y",, l- sister ahoult.
i:uI mary you Ah, II"
I'm greed y,u should have Thought "I IL
Oh, Will, don't leave me 50.
,orfle tiack. SIT down and talk I" me.
Don't Don iTOwn when yun 20.
one can not love J"~t when she ""Hii'
though =he'- II girl, YOU know.
AraIdun Z lhInh yuu love III" nu.h,
don I upon my lils'
Eul II / really thought you dih-
Irs, wlil: IN he YOU, Wit.
-lHdianapnlis -entin"i
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EInRIDGE BIRDEN,

Tr,us>tY n ,UuNSELLOR "a LAW ,
n Lexington, Mo. Office back room over ti1s
IC>.l.tvn savings Bauh, opposite co"i' % a"us'
" Il! ,GT.ICIICt Iuc state ahu fchrial So"' -
tIruitvu I,eu 10 lc collection OF claims
,,,, .TrnI,t, !u-inrs- iebE-Sl.
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aTEOR NEiS.
~ uyZTON TAYLOR

. TTpISEE AT LAW. Will practice IN III
\ Iu, Courts oI Lafayette ahu a"Joihi't
,Uan,Ies, also IN the Federal courts. Ipev .,, -,
nfrrnIInu given Ia collection anu ihNesusn'io'
- 80 T,II,. ,,llISc III " iIsVn ; bloch' heA
Jonrt 10 { ). E>prrss Office, Main street.
s,uJh-tm
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When a Young man "l Upper San
duskv calls on a woman ot Upper san,
duskv, he finds a Murphy haigc on one
corner of the centec-table, and on the
opposite corner miniature OF mitten
and before proceeding to business, he Is
| required to choose which corner he ac'
cepts.
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a LxxISGToS, Mo.
O!cc No. ~, Main street, over lcNlo plus
store, VIII practice IN the Laiavette anu AutOiA
Iu- counties. >lvcI.ii .tIrntIpn gwen 10 Sot''S'
rgnI- .tnu I'M, iuNtstlg. !Un uI land tltts-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

.u | had thought that thcrc,d be
,,i.snlu,ion. = said a member OF the AS
sembly, sadly, Il would have introdused !'.1l
r ton m thousand year Tor life. To be sure
it would never have been debated. but
then / could have appealed to the coun.
try on it,
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Lillian AND !
[From the Clipper !

From the Clipper
sweet Lillian amt
Went sniiing once together
Went sailing on the RIVER IN the breezy autumn
weather.
No cloud was to he seen
In all the sky above us.
And the sunlit waters seemed gladly conscious
oius.
Before IL spanking breeze
our rltI-h boat sped Lightly
While Lillian IN the stern held IN" ui'er'7 nan
,ilr tightly.
And sailing thus | said
sweet Lillian, say whether
We may not ALWAYS 90 sailing thus together
For life IS but II stream.
With if1 tides forever shifting.
And upon its bosom toward co'"'i"" k"''
are drifting.
And whether storm ahri-hi,
or whether calm attend YOU.
IwilI be Your pilot To guide and I" d't"nd ynn
Then laughing. Lillian SAID
At storms ! never +hui'lerr
What need / "f II pilot, when can h"li 'ii'
Tudi"r S'
| Aud so iauahcd with her,
| hmI 30 W. laughed tn5eih'r.
| " hru 10 thrrr came a sudden "ha"s" upon th'
| weather.
| The storm clouds III the west
| KoirI up Hii-H'H '''"'"h'
| And all the heavens grew lsad"n hnri an'
| solemn.
AnErv ragged the waves,
>rrihiag ran the river
Till iIi:ln - lace grew pale, ana h"r Tsp brEI
| 1" quIycr
s.Taks the helm - she cried.
- cannot hold 1t longer.
81 take it, love. - | said; my arm. You ,"r.
stronger.
| Vrering to the wind
| The boat was quickly riGhtri.
While Lillian looked on, all irem"lng an
al,ightcG.
But sudden A. II rose
| The passing storm subsidized.
Till over uiacd waters again we gayiy glide
And then said: MY love,
When life's storm, follow faster,
A stronger hand tnan yours must shield VI
from disus,er.s
And, blushiug Lillian said
elites storms may make me shudde
But not so much, thimk, II y"m nj I
rudder ?''
Bank of England notes are made fro
pure white linen cuttings only, nev
from rags that have been worn. Th
have been manufactured for nearly ty
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

1t is sad Money is 50 tight that the
girls at the eastern summer resorts have
tn dance with each other this summer
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MILAN NOING.

TTORNEI Al LAW, Lexington. Missouri
n NIii Practice ms profession IN All ot 'ti'
-,,,lris of l..i4N elite county and the courts ca
Record III tnc stale. OuAcc over -Auii > hAiiA
,>.Wvrr's old sl..H,u. All business prulhlit'
>rr..,.-.,.t lanU-Is
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RAILROADS.
rrnn.por,at,un Frriif'cate>.

road, {
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SECTION !. Any F2t'roa" company
heretofore i"curp'rateH. "r which may
pc hereafter uI 9ali/'' "' mt" i'"''''''
III ',;! 80 E'' ,','',' ,
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i...I r,.,,.....,,,., ,,i,.. ,n al f.
w.. -.n;,.;r.',.t- -., .I,.t'lrIl.,. in .u,l 4
r.,,or,n, but shall not subject the +,
L,,,I,.r,,,.,.,, i;.bi.iiy far tbr Irb.s nr
.n,,I..,,,,,,.. ., .u,,, company. and >ha, 4
H.. ~, irr,.,,ru,,ln and iulrtrasibI. first
and ,.l,..r.,,. man and au,ir.f ,u..li
r,.iir...,l - ,.... r....i Ii .7.I.i",1--tnrh
and dcppt-. engine nou-r-, and machine
shops III such company. then IN pos~r-- D.
sion ot or thereafter acquired ~ such .
company "r IT, Successor or SUCCESSORS
OF assigns, whether N the hands oI such
company ur OF any other person. com
paul OF corporation whatsoever. INT"
whose hands "r possession III" same
may Al :tuy time come. until taken up,
| uaid or dl,uhurIcd by such com
/ puuy ~ hereinafter provided. except
/ ~ 70 mortgage recorded III the couu-
'ty or counties through which Ia"
/ i'm. ut such road runs or j. proposed I"
( be run. h"ipr" ihc date "' the m'Nlug OF
such subscriptions Which mortgages
sL.tl have til" preference, only Il" I" -"
murn "a! such read and tn" property "l
such company - ues on - situate" III
counties in which ia" same are at li'u
.lnnc recorded AID such mortgage shall
not have au; preference" - lien upon
ANY property ui -urh company acquired
aitrr thu fIn' "t mai,ir@ such -"h-crlp-
lions.
N,rr. -. NAruc,rE ANY railroad con-
PAM -ha.! decide t., "a mAwld} Vote q!
the -t",.hIrnldrr. present Al any regular
lurr'nry to obtain subscriptions a. pro
v,,l"d tor IA th'. preceding srclloii' my
shall prepare g, statement "i 'h' t"Ftno
ami 'ond.I""~ "P''. "h.." !"'' wa '''',
HE ,.'n". together "''A Ia" !'l'~ ~
. wlach they propose :" 'f''h port i'''''"
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TTuE<kl> AZ Ian, Lexington, NJ"
n Once over 40. TO-. Main street.. frActi''
~. al TIE ,uUrts oi l..ias s"Itv ami :'UHc'hi r"'
IIr,, The supreme t ""Et "L '"' ''t1' ..'''
Iu-trt..f tJ,.rt uI III ulIr'i >t.tIrs. rrUIHt.
attention gwen 10 UOtirctiVns ami all "tl'
,,,'-I,..-. Iatii
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A. r. ALEXANDER,

TTORSkI Al LAW. MIil prac;ic" IN IN
a Courts oI l..Ia4 -tir All, 'tJoinins counties
" ll also .tiIeiIti pr"mpil! 10 The cone, 't'n ..
L!LtIu>, and t. INV v-It-AtIun oil titles 10 Raj
estate. Once over The balhinS House OF " IA
Morrison n 70. i""tt-t'
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a Maryland mother has gained some
no-toe-riety by biting off her child ) toe
in her sleep.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
THE SEPARATION.

The bride of an hour sion'. smiling,
Her mother in tears WA. near ID!
Fer the pet ui her life, - 20 beguii'ns,
Was soon 10 hid her go"d-by.
Fond friends tried ytInIy /" chr'T her.
10 stop ul rhr tears That ih-i i"ii,
\, shr cIu-.,e,l her daughter sl!!i nearer.
And IN agony altered farewell
The groom with has brIur had departed.
Ia Journey far On IN strange lhni-.
4 nj lnt. mother crird nuI, broken hearted,
Well I'm gla'! That cir! Is Oh nv hanhs
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T. c WOOD =
.R.tNhS.
GRAVES y WOOD,

A TrORSkl> Al LAW. WI! Practice III M IN.
~ STATE and Federal courts. fr"mpt a!'eh'to
-L,-n To- thr collection 81 claims oui'e o'ti
Refers ,,Ty Euuue store, opposite CITY ho'el'
Lexington. Mo.
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ALFRED j. HALL.

Ale ,Il.CIII AND ri;p>Et uIISG Al =
l. lDt.>t.l VIII I4r.C.Ic- III All the courts oi
-,.r.l II, i,,,LIC ,.,..1rtS ..u,I al the cta!t
aut. r'irI.l courts. CI.utiLaL IA" and C"lie'-
tIUus ! suvc.ait, Grlrr- -. i"lln!SslOn, 70 me
l.yA.uxtau S.I,I..s i;.U., itUu. john kr.I,
t,atrIau state D,;:!,.,l I.c f.NrcuitSc Commit
tee. GOV. SlrNc;.-Ou, l. Srhatoi from
heulucky; l.. X. l4,l.l county treasure
; T,.,rrr,s ,I,,t- Janl6-ly
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GETTING TO The POINT.

fFtr-t krr.rnpt.
Miss Leila. '.e bought lhr meet thiir c"l-
ta-e-
ru. -nnggr-l nook ,u~t hls enough i"r two.
But ere. / ii, ,t AZ IA lih'- - :s-h N"u
II you-lf vOu--
mean tt YOU would paper PINK ar p'""
ISrCoud Attempt J
Il really ftiuk Getting rtfh"T hnrl"mi-
Wna tw,niv .lght upon the tit at NaE
Soi'ye resolved. ltHt -. II y'h VIII heip me-
To rnd-r" find .,
S"mernir- /" keep my harr tr"In turning gray
IIhri Attempt
..Wha, would YOU say If fl-Ii should tell you
r,. mr.. = M, one half - dear 10 iIr
In all the wIlc. wild" world, or even IN h'aN'"
A. i---A-
In ti,-. hot dAvs. AS first-nlas- iced tea
last Attempt
,-i,,, ,f.,r mink
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,n.I> : nl.A1kMELI

,IIrHNE.G Al LAW, Lexington, Missouri
y " E4 Practice in all Tie cUul.a "i l-'fa5"tt'
,4 :. !uttilng rn;..IIes. I'vun.pt altrnIs'n StNei
49,. -! :,l.=t!lr-- DIiIce uSCI AuIi : >.it M
1Luk -.W.,r'- oil >ts,nG- l--:'.!
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iEO. ;. RATHBtN. D. u ShA Al
RaTHBIN s. SSHEWALTEK,

IIoESr.l > Al LAW, LcNInGionr Mo II
n practice Ia ali the courts Vi Inc SiNtii ''u"i'
=. Ir,u.I, AMI Uu.Jcu states courts. ffOlhi'
,rT,.urI,,r =, So, 10 collections. Ulhce Uh,I
Irl,',ss \. .S,nAple'- store. opposite CITY Hotel
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N,,rr,u wAIEkH RICHARD riELD,
Notary tuDii
SSAI.AEES X FIELD,

1 T-TOHNEI> .NI LAW. I.t-A!\GioN,
n Missouri. Once ovrr WIN Morrison ~
- FL uOvI1II