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CENqAUR
One kind for the Human Family. The
other for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder Of the
world Their effects arc little less than mar
vellous.
The White Liniment Is for the human
family. 1t will drive ~Ihrumstism, Sciatica and
Neuralgia from the system; cures LuInbaSo,
ChIliblaIns, Lock-jaw Palsy, Itch, and most
Curaneous Erurt!ons; IT extracts frost from
fruErn hands and feet, anu the poison of bites
and stlngs of yenOnious reptiles; II subiues
sw,liinss, and a!leviat.s pam Of every kind.
When epr.ins or bruises occur, II is the most
potent remedy ever discovered TO heal the IN
iured parts. The CentAur Liniment is used with
great efficacy sore Throat. Toothache, Caked
Breasts. Earachr. and Weak Back. The fol-
lowing Is uut i sample OF numerous tsstimVni-
ais
''ISpIASA HONE JEyr 90 lisp. May Is, 1873.
- think ii my daty to- inform YOU that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords
\ few bottles Of tentaur LIuituent has done the
work for mo hay. not been IRE" from these
-wtlIrnxs in eight years Ne" 1 am per;
fectly well. ms LINN, u," ought to h- applied
warm. BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is Iii the trial. 1t Is reliable, ii is
handy, II = cheap, aud every tamil! should have
the White Centaur Imminent
Tie Yellow Centaur Liniment ii adapted
To- The tough muscles. cords aud fe.I OF horses
and animals. II has Performed more wonder
ful cures. in three wears. of SpnNin. Wind gals.
Scratches. swreny. and general Lsmeness, than
ali other remedies in existence. Read what the
great ENrres-mcn say "i ii.
''NIw InTk. January, lisa.
Every CIV n-I ui hos -"s should give the CEN
. rAIK lL>lNFNT II trial. We consider il The best
. article ever used in our stables.
~ MAl:Sii >npt. Adams kN. stable. y. 7
II. IlIIS, Sult. L. =. EN. Stables, y. !.
"A. :. oIIN ,Supt NAT. tx. Stables, y. y"
The best patrons OF this LIuIinent are Farriers
and Veterinary surgeons. who are continually
using some lIuIru"nt. 1t heals Calls, Wounds
and Puli-eyll. removes >wcllins-, and is worth
millions ot dollars annually 10 Farmers Livery
men. stock growers, Sheep ralsers, and those
having horses or cattle.
VIA, Il tarrier cannot do for $50 the Jentsur
Imminent will do at a trihlng cost.
These Lin'nent- are e";d by nj! dealers
throughout tho country They are warranted by
the Ir"lrietnrs and u bottle Kill he given 20 any
FarrI-r OF rhy stefan who desires TO test them
Laboratory of J. Is. Rose ( Co,
j~anlJ-3iu s6 DES ST. NEW YORK.
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Honey.

Pitchers Castoria ifa complete substitute
Tor Castor Oil. and is as pleasant to take ~
Honey. It's particularly adapted to Teeth!nE
and irritable children. Ii destroys worms.
assimilates the food. regulates the stomach, and
cures Wind Collie. Few remedies are Ms endca-
cl0Us Tor fevrrishness, Group, Worms and
WhoopIng Cough. Castoris is n scientific and
purely vegetable preparation, more elective
than Castor Oil anil neither gags nor gripes.
Prepared by Mes-rs. J. 2. ROSE, Co., &c Dey
Street. New York, from the receipt of Samuel
Pitcher, n. D.. of Baru,tabge. Msss. janl9ms
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KENDALL KOMEDY KOMPANY
Coming OF the Favorites.

Our theatre-golng people. which embraces
the majority Of this community, VIII IL glad
OF the announcement placarlrd about town
under those magnitudinous II. n. As. that
Kendall kome,iy hompany are coming to
ill Il weeks engagements in our city. This
Is the company that gave such splendid sat
i~sfactton and played two weeks at IOisha
before rowde houses during tho late seTa-
torlal contest, will open at Harmonic Hall.
Monday evening. March II, in ShaScspc2re's
sublime masterpiece, Hamlet, with II. y.
Kendall, the eminent actor. as Hamlet.
Prince Of Denmark, III which lie la, been
80 successful of late in the Eastern theatres.
Admission, so cents. Reserved seats for sale
at Bonuell Il Lees without extra charge
Season tickets for the week. 81 30.
The best Cuiv. III The city At >mth \
Maltland's. nch!O
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Central College Entertainment

-
The e"'eFts'nNeni s.T," Al the Ne'n''''7'
church,o on thursday night .! the young 4"dies
OF Central Female College, was fully up to the
hiyh standard ,t .>r.Ir-nc. our p.oI.a ,,r.cr-
INK 1"1'' VI '"' P'Yf
Ell For good r-t>ons tie time had Oeeu post
pour,l once or twice. and II wn- huAlly deter
,,,r-i = ,rsr. -, r,.,. t.i,-. i-r ri~,,,r.-.n.
CO oe what tney might and rhur-ta: ant Fri
aIv ujEht- were selected. y more cI-a.reeaHe
nIsl1 thsn ,nat OF rhutsIa, could scarcely na.e
- 49,, 49,.
store for tt-u. 4 large and appr-c!attse audi
snc. r,-.- I-,yiry an. at com, .-r.tto,
'ee 3 * eA7 ~ 80 .'''
msnt, it l. SIN d. day which our peolie I'VE
tnrms-lve. to cop,rlbnte their mite i. All ot suct,
a cause As decorating the college grounds. a.
the night Wa very cold, III audience wa -3m"-
what late IN a5=e'42iln5' aHt lir exercises Were
not begun TIL about -'Sit "'ctOrh. i'v follow
ing IS the FF1sfainm'
| "rAycr-bE H.. VI G. lii"ihS
Ms Sintn Mrs ,,mIr,r M pr.. ,,.ni ,ir r,In.
l:eading-'lne Power Of liauIt tough
iTt-LIr'' hci!hanE. ,r a.
Winsnr.
RcH!ing-''W ilif the Now "ar CON" lu-N'-h;,
Hia.na - . ~ m - =" tnh. , u.
-OuiJsnI Ml.sr. >loa. ami Gno,ir.
! Dec!amatory >p"r'in n OF john
2IaaH I,Vi,, nnrn I M, -" "''
Vocal ps.i-..-., m. I,,i, Moon -, anna
ma. Mrs. how"r AMI Miss sloan
w w.. - ,H1IH,"r r,,,".r yn,m"r =, p"-
InauumeutuI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Ilmra
-LattenbeTg Misses Lizzie Gouris, Dixie Nin-
7"p. llora 'ot,"E Ahi na.,T "tia'tH,
Mia, Te,uL,n Ban.
Noca! solo Waiting. - Mltiard Mis-
o'Itn ..r ,,. r., ,. u
der Mss t;ooIr.
lnetrIni-nt"I Du"t-'1tInp ID" Concert.
-Imhn, us baSis7' a, .- ..,t., .,
-Shrriiau. Mi-sts Dora ,oi,cv and Ltura
G.loraith
in7t5uiHtmIh. o"i"T'' INh,' i"'Na !" '""'
KandIng -..Pyrl,nu, ali Ihlsbc - -~,xr
Miss sloan.
any one. where all did So well. but IL the clio
cutIouary part oil the entertainment wa. a new
iratule, to n Lexington audi'mc". we thrnh /
worthy OF special mention. The fowrIi %
style superior to anything %! tn" sort We haS'
ever heard. Every ono could plainly see th'
reckless young man drifting on to destruction,
and synpathiza with the old man in hI- mort /,
save him. The instantaneous change o! Coun
tenanCe and o. voice by The reader kelt the Nv,
u,r,.. in ,uII r-ia,. ,,I {, .co,Il f..l ,.,,. IA .,
rising Is III ua"StF improvement "H" II ~hH''"e
rushed over tnc entire RuGi"ncr whrn III. idtS
uIung. a made
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Inc readers OF this advertisement will study their own
interests II they attend this great sale IS early as possible.
and the Dry Goods merchants Of this city will take a BACK
SEAl and look on and wonder and wonder again how it is
at their own stores they find it hard to get up as biz . crowd
as a corporal $ guard to do them honor. In conclusion we
would ask what IS the use of wasting a single dollar when
you can save 1t at the Popular and Progressive House Of
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The iIencY:.l MARKET.

Nav YUhh. March
GnLD--prrnr,i 81 io5 y, tecI.ne! to lVJ. and
cips,d at!Uit
II. LOUIS, March S.
Or AI\-W h,a' higher W : rali 81 "a. bad
cash Io options; NJ. 3 do. 81 43GI 50. r.-n,
= ii>.- 49, hprll; "a 1 80. ~ - '1rr,
n"t'rr. 3" 80 - cash, ,-~c Apart; 3a..c May
Osr> h.-H.I, - cash ~ better a! 81. Bar
ley unchanged
Wll~hl DuIl n II a..
Rpbtt E-Buil"r IrIn-r: ,itTy roll. l. G2c.
pa~Ar'i. --2c. -. J-tter ~ l!,uN -
'EDNi~l'\>- v.- II shli'i" hrmer; S!t :
cash, 81 >5Slis 81 April. 5Lj 80 Sl5 a MAY
!5i'ik inri's 'uli AMI lnW-T; -h"'.l,:e'-. = -
hrr.i. tN'ntH ts'- OH dear rib H8i clear s,Irs
sos. ~ : SUI : - Bacon ga ! ~ s. -. 5, =
AMI s. 90 Lard IuiI, - g. hHI
ID"N-lyw'E. lEni. - - Is. UHruIi,
- !,ri 80, butchers = - A5 30. I:ecs!pI-,
d. ltJ
,AIILE->:rol-er ami uorr active. tu'
.Iter- Mn.hnns,G I.cct.r's. so
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noiHDaF EQUALIZATION.

'}'HL I ,un'' i'N,ri % LqIAIizat on VIII MEG;
] on lne J., Nu,n!,v IN AprIi, Is. and re
main III SCION ne WHOLE week, or longer. for
'hr purpose ,i 'qun!I2tug and assessing tue
property oil Lafayette county.
4. Fr-fj WI l. SIlTiE tgurtN tlrrE
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FINAL

NOTICE i hereby CIV II Ia ali persons inter
y r~i,t, that tho undersigned, guardian Of
the '~tai" ct James galloway, inIn"T. has tl-d
his exhibit Tor final settlement II =aIt MINORS
estate at ihr Iunualy term, lc.G. OF the Laiav-
,'tr comfy i'ru'-jc Court. ami VIII MAKE Il final
settlement OF SAID guardianship II the April
term. -, ct sand court
m-hiG ~ MOSES JHAPNAN. Guardian.
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TRUSTEES SALE
GsC
Real Estate and rcrs"nnI Property.

WHEREAS. john II. ArttHEcr and Agne, Z.
w ArutuE,T. ms wife, toy Their certain lie eel
OF must. Il ted the 18Th lay al Juur. \ ID.
l~GH, an! recorded in The recorder ri!ice nf a.
tiy,trr county. state If Missouri. III luuA No t.,
al pages ~. ~. ia anu -. did convey II tho
un,!cr>iEuci. TRUSTEE. The following desc ihei
zeal estate. situate. iEli;E aGi h.lug in The = ,un-
y OF Lafayette. -'at" at Missouri, io-wit Lot
mumher NO .. n block seventeen ~, Wa
vc.Iy, formerly II. In,u'n-. in trust III ,ecur.
tn" laN r."rt OF = ceitaln pf"misaOry note IL
said d.ri WrHTiru' and IrHCrlhcd; and whr!r-
A.. sad JuhE II hriinEer AMI AEm"s Arimy"r,
l,y Their certain O:nrr lr.t. g: trust. dated the
lsiG day ~; J.nutrv \ II. 1870, au'! Of record
IN tue rrrNrirr'- nilicc tinr'Slld, III book V" T..
AT pa1cs isg aud iuliuwlng, did conIcv 10 HE
undersigned, ,ru-'e". the following described
real .-I .ic, situate. ~ iuE aud being in SAID la
Iay'itr county, town. Tha' part at lot n"n'-
h.r w." IT,. ia block number seventeen 10. in
the irat waId 81 til, CIV ui W AVERY. formerly
the town ol ); Thomas. in the county OF L.a-
iavrlt". nri stat" Ell Missouri. bounded uS fol
lows. beginning RI the northeast corner OF the
la, Of .rauld conveyed 10y Hail amt CUr,i.r, L"
it"bIn-"n, Catron tni Collin. running thence
,,~Irlv along 81 IhumH, avruur twentv-fuur
(1i i-ct; thence s"uthSrly one hundred and hGty
ttIul feet; thence westerly twcn,y- four cU feet;
thence unrthrriV an" hundred aui hty N3nl feet
to tn. place of hc.Inninp. IN trust TO secure III.
uaym-nr of Il CERTAIN either note in said 10, u..i
menIlanrd and ue-crihe'i, and whereas, the suii
john II ArGIngrr did ai~" tr1nsier and convey
as collateral 10 ~rrUr" H." pISIn'n' OF sad notes
FIVE 90 -i.Dr- "i -frch "I Que hun'it-d liJh! dol
lars each, IN tie !. '~iay"t'- Insurance tom nariy
IN certificate - 4, Issur'i To SAID Ar,iinger on
il- 9th ltv "t E"hrrIHiy, is'e, ant whereas, said
note, II r .lu' auI uup,,t; Now. therefore. nj
tn. request 81 the leg I! mnlder of sand nulrs. sid
un!"r an M IuT uiUr. 81 saIi irg,i- of trust
aud transfer, | IT," undersigned, trustee. will on
THURSDAY, APRIL I2rH. ls:7,
Octwc, II IL. hons of n.Ht n'C.0Ck in the tore
noon aLi i've U'C'oCk n the ai;"rAIol OF that
day. a. puhiIc vtn,Iuc - The highest bidder for
cash, Nj The courthouse door III The said county
Of Lafayette, proceed Inh sell III" real estate
amt share of stock above described. or so
much thereof as may he .sce-sary to pay said
notes and interest, toge her with the costs and
expenses OF executing said trust.
mehlUtI EDWARD WlSSOR Trustee.
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tn CRADLE.

Born Near CunIsi HIII. Lafayette county.
Snnd1y, March itH, 10 TIE W.T.. "t Mr.. Hugh
Srrim-urr-i boy.
Near Mayhem, February 23i, to the VITA
OF Jas II Buwcn-u boy.
- In uuncy Illinois. February 9th, to the
WI" 1t Dane. L.,mohan. noe ~lIct'!. Hret-a bcv
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~AssEGXEc'S NoTICE

N-VTI T = 'UT'UG gIleN FT1t DC WlIT. rsfgrei,
" .-I.Iry of Eubri'E Wntt-ll. will make d
tuai -,tt'cGent ut sad a-siS nuurnt AZ HE EeXl
term OF tGe Circuit court tor I.afty cite county,
Ml--ruII. ON the 2isr day II of AurIl. \. d.
le-7. THOMAS r. AU~US.
nltLIg-ti Assignee
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IKE IOMB

Dt"i-itG Gton. LaEhyett" county, March
s,h. 81 ervalpsi",, iufAn, 90 OF \o:hvrn" and
Matlic Walton.
- In Dover. Lafayette county. March eth,
Of heart disease. JOHN u l;IDnE. III the 1!ih
wear OF hIs az" Nh. Ridge was all old and
highly respected cluAcn of lafayette county.
- Near Lexington. March, >th, WALLER
y, ION ~ John Lui tv"iInu Mcfniien, aged
fLlLt NaErAn
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NEW MILLINERY STORE

ISIS Matte Gordon and Miss Rife n
lt1 have opened a Millinery Estabii-h- IN
incnt in The fdrrar ba!lding. Franklin ~
street, In the same room with Mrs. Loeb @N
Irr. We nave just received and Intend
keeping ON hand ii iuil supply OF ALL kinds OF
goods usually kept in our line vi Uu.iress. We
cordially invite friend. and the public general
~ to give rs = call and examine goods an prices
before purch4s my elsewhere. aprSti
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BUTIERICE'S PATTERNS.

We have received our spring and summer cat
aloGue of T.. Bu'terIck ~ ou'e. celebrated pat
terms. a household necessity. and The only re-
liable patterns in the market; call or send I"T
one, and get posted in the new styles. There Is
II report being imdu5trioU7ly circulate by III
i-reeic.i parties that Butterlck Is ''hustci, - TO
SO the expressions. but, 10 draw it mild. weIe-
-pecrtully Ray that they are.''nIstakcn" and
knowingly SO. Hugh I. Wilson, opposite city
Hotel. ~alrl-tt
The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical fClencr tpl
rheumatism, wuunris, Sw,l!inSs. Burns. Cnkcd
Breast. ~, IS the Centsur Imminent lh"r" are
TWO kinds. What the White Inimcr Is FOR tin
human family, The stronger klnd-which is vel
low IN color Is for .pavi.cl. lame and strainrt
horses aud animals The r effects AZ" wonder
iui. ~janlj-3Iu
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III + ALTAR

MMricd-Ai The residence Of the brltr's faith
er, near IlIg@lnsvIli.. Lafayette" county. Feb.
2sih. by Rry- Il Murgcr-pn ELIAS r COR
DEL: aEd Mas ANNIE BELLE ~
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10TH, Is:..

between TIN hours uf niue O'Clock in the fore
'iav, III front OF tn" Coui flIJuse door. in The city
-! Lexington, N the county OF lafavetfe, sni
state ct Missouri, 1t public ycndne. 10 the high
v. =, --Irv 10 satisfy tn" hHirUcc due upon saItt
upIc nud the COSTS vi said ale aI,t ITu-E
Witness my hard. This Marc, 9th. Isl
n.MLnd ILtAsA\I IOOLl.. Iru-fr...
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WIIEEE ", tbram Franks, by his certain
W 'i"r't of trust, date! October i7rh. 1885,.
and recorded IN the recOrIrI' Office ni LAFAYETTE
county. Missouri, in book +. No /. al pages
~ and ~, c"nyeyc't 10 the under-i Sncd trustee.
the following d.s'rth.i real "sfafe, situated and
living IN >aIi LaiAl eft" county, Missouri, VIZ
III" northwest quir'eg at tnr northeast quarter
oil section nUmi"f ten llu, IN township num-
her inrt'-"lAE! t!sl, and range number TWENTY
-cven t-I). and he northwest IttTter OF the
northwest! quarter of section number i've 81, IN
tu'Vn>h'p number torrt-e .ht as, ..i range
number twtlty-~IN (.f3; which said CONVEYANCE
Was made IA trust to secure the Iayn!ent OF n
CERTAIN pTumt-soTr note ic-ryihcd IN said deed
which = now past dUe and remains unpaid.
Now. therefore, ut the rvqGc,' 81 IIr legal mOl-
der %! .mit roie. and III +rc,',taHcc with the
pr,Et-iun- - ..l4i deed ct ru-i. |. the under
-Isata, HE said trustee. hereby give notice that
UriA an
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Ciiy ana County warrant.

4 MA "iin II smal family TO work on Alarm
4 ~ the month. Must lee. US,.i To iarln work
Eui con" Ur.' r~.cOlnm-hI. Nnu- others need
aIrI, lnquir" NJ thus Office. or on my farm
rr,r Grn.u.yu
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@ON INTHI4L SATII2DAY Y. NA2CH 10, 1917.

which. with th"Ir ,ic;cI mIntti"u 80 keep on a
1cvcl win the tiutrs, the firm h,> Ic, entity hrc;
IN Nv 1t al! goods are sfrunk before being
made I'D, AMI thus tfs ii-tercc4bic 81. Ct If al
.r-sbrirLaEc - entirely Lvoit!" Mr.. II. also
shovrt A., SOM. very iiu" and elegant -pIEEE
rnuds tor auIis, received during the li-I few
d,y.. amt which, III style and price, are fir he
ANYTHING vt shown At merchant 'riapr ">-
tnb!l-nmcui-. lrt nIgi"r "" 80, ana .Hr ,i"-
Y,r,r !uu,ls is on the nor devoted l.
C>rrErs Asn ,rnIAI<>.
Here the presiding genus. Mr.. j. A. >uy.ism.
win, ia. recently rrturmet from purchasing hs
spring stock IN New York, meet, 10. ami with
pride -l..mr us through III" elegant array OF
g,oi. in his charge. thoroughly conver5anl.
from long "a pelience, with the popular ami pre-
vailiug rtyles, and best max, q carpets, und
III. most fashionable designs ia Curtains. lam
brck.us, shades, etc . he las II Stock OF such
goods that cannot hr surpassed IN all! house
west OF New York The display Vf ADMINISTER,
brussels, Two ami lhrce Ply carpets. i;ms-,
Mats. oiicl,tts. and va:tDus KINDS ui Lace
Curtains. -
~uSu>uALLy LARGE Asp ~kLE0AS1
while III. stock Of Lrrtoms, Danusks and l.epp=
would leave nothing Al purchaser c"ult '!rsire ~
select from. 1t would, however, become tedious
10 further ask our readers 10 accompany H.
Enough has beeu sand 10 shu" that the !inmrise
stock OF goods Jley carry ia every department ol
the house The
E>IkGPEI-E. ENCELI-kSI ~IuDDNEEE
and ih.II determination 10 MAINTAIN tue proud
position they HOW hold 40 The head and rrpa.t ri
the western drv-gDu,is bu,iuras.
rrLIkNk. MuDEE .. kNLRN5
Ar. determined that tIeic - nothing ia their Inc
ui goods That people shall not be able 20 procure
nj Their establishment with all the advantages
Of quality, variety ANA New Iu!A pfIc-a. and
essHrliy secure.
None OF our lady frlrIGs should think Of pay
ing Il visit To hansas ,ty without inspecting
Bull-ue, Moore Y Emery extensive Dry LoOri.
Hons.
Executors and Administrators.
Your attention is called to -rct"u ~, article
J, chapter :. page ~. vol. /. Ntsuer's Mis-
souri, -tatutr5. given below
| Every executor and administrator shall lie in
| the Office OF the clerk It the court having pro-
bate jurisdiction, the affidavit OF The puDtieurr
/ or editor al the paper IN which such rV,riipf
| or almini-lrat II shat! publish any notice which
! IL required by law to he published ia i 7rwspIIrI
Within aIAty lays after the snInr ,hAilUe ma,Ir,
| Except nut!Ec OF final seItirn' nj, when slHuI
be filed Il; tir time at making such sttticmrHt
I viii II copy ui such adv enlistment annexed,
stating the number aud dat" 81 the papers II
which the same was published.
~AML. J. ANDREWS.
tHI.tL. ,.l,.t tr.t.F
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.

y coffee, sugars, Canned cora, peaches,
IuIDain-a, dried currbut.. apples, peaches.
cherries, anu blackb.rri-s.
FANCY AND PLAIN CANDIES.
Dry goods. groceries, shoes and boots. All
al prices ~ suit the times.
urr4 lnuS L llHnAN
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Far SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR MALE OR RENT.
IrHE undersigned wishes to REM OR
i SILL ,Oin" very valuable land lying Gh
near Napoleon, IN Lafayette county. S2
This land VIII b. Rented or sold IN -
tracts, and ON terms to suit the renter or pur-
Chaser. Anr one wishing to either buy or rent
can be perfectly suited, a. there IS a very large
amount. which - divided up IN lots suitable for
s.rqt REStCK.
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Stockholders Meeting.

There viii tr a meeting Of the stoekhold-
ell, OF the Lexington ln'eihgenceT Printing
and Fuhh-hiu2 Company. n THE Office OF
sad company. IN Lexington. Ma. @ Monday,
VI rrch ~. Isl. I'D L. ALLEN, Ssc'y.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

Eighty 1907 acres 10 Nil, nity (50l SkAo
- acres Improved; gDot peach or B3.'1
chari good water and comfortable res EAitl
ideDCc. VIII! he rented chrap and ON xL4
rA,v terms # applied tor soon. Inc land Ia sill
usteh sixteen 40 miles south from Lexington,
an! IN The French Iael and John Cagron neigh
b"rhoUd. Apply 10
nlCh2-tf IUNS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
ERlllI IREES AND SHRuBBERY


THE undersigned has ueen appointed
i agent vi Lees summit Nursery Tor Sh
the sll- OF their stock. They have all S1S
kinds al APPLE. Pr. iti AND A. -
AL lRtt~; tv-'gr"rn-, Berries and
Flowers. which are Oh, r~,' al low prices. Tree
taken lroIE THIS nur-,rv are hfE-; AND MORE
'tkI AN 10 GROW thuI those from distant
Cn--. Inc nursery - tocu.'d near IL and trees
shipped! /" this section are II no danger of dying
from chang" Of Climate OF p-II. delayed in
shipment. THEIR Iit.E- Altt. TliRlt \ and
viii nr delivered IN good condition, anu all
trees viii he delivered just a. they are ordered,
and every Effort Will be Inade 10 give entire satis-
iartlun. IhIs nursery Is firmly established. and
- propri"tur= are responsible. and intend TO re-
mann IN business aud VIII not permit their rep
u,atlon To sUnrr Parties ordering from il
may he satisfied that their orders Will be
,pNpILl FILLED and the trees delivered
10 them u. soon as the weather VII permit.
Unauthorized persons are travelling through
the country pretending Is represent this nursery.
A.! persons are warned against such ns no orders
VIII br filled Out lh".e coming from our daily
appointed agents.
Nuw l. TIE TIME to suppl" yourselves
with the hes; Of irtut and ornamental trees.
Berries. Shrunhery Amt Flowers.
Come and give me your orders.
jau?0 KOBERT HALE. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
FOR SALE.

TARMER> Wishing To borrow FlnX-Sscd, for
L sowing. and contract the crop on favorable
terms. should apply 3; nee 20
ihlntf DIN I.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
HORSES N MULES
FINE. r CANDIES
FRESH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND,

y nas- no rent 10 pay aud no large sIpen-
So. I eau afford ~ Sc, IOr suAaI! profits Try
nv Fr--h oysters.
uoyls-,m CHARLES WERkK
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

TNIIE thoroughbred horse RED
i EAniE /. III. .hy i.ett tagi-,
he by Rect Eye, H." by Boston; ~
IIIn bv I.IirI. Arthur for%A
further pedigree and particulars Tff~V
in4LIire pf owner II not sold W Y
by Mach Isl. viii liz iarmei out for ensuing
-ei-on ichiU-it ROBERT W kEESE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
WANTED.
Fl.AX SEED TO loan.

II7iIi. pay CASH Tor nil the Leaf Tobacco lie
w liVrrci ~ me II Berlin.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

-DH 600 Pounds of Tobacco wAuted, foI
OUU,UUO which | viii pay the highest
market price. ia cash, delivered to lac at the
New Railroad Hotri" IN Lexington. where
my Office uni warehouse viii be lound by the
time The crop is ready for sale.
trc2TI WM. LhLLAWAY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
WAGON SCALES FOR SALE

4 COMPLETE and No. par vi Fairbanks
a Four Ton Wagon scales, SUOu ~, new, can
be had by calling On the undersigned. al Wsv-
rrly. No, or l.. WinsUr s son, Lexington.
Plans FOR setting up the scales will be furnished
30 that ANY mechanic eau 10 the work.
I.bl.it A. I. lNSOk
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

Here also to accunmO late the purchaser ia now
kept the immense stock of cloths, Oh that "A cus-
toner can, nj the Sam time. select his good.
and be measured FOR his garments. This i, a
great convenience 10 all concerned; and II still
further evidence, on the part Of the firm, to
make their customers feel a, home while max
ing their purchases. Mr.. Hoskins, All erper,-
enced practical cutter. has charge of the de-
partment. He took some trouble to explain to
the reporter an improved
sHRINKING AND DRYING rRoCKss by sTIAn.