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Honey

Pitcher Castorin - u Complete substitute
!tr ,.t-DVr On. and Is 40 PHEASANT to take is
Honey. Iti, particularly adapted to TreIhing
AMI Irritable" children 1t destroy, worms, ,
t-~i'ullaI.- the !"oGt, regulates the ~tnInach and
c,.r,- tui collie. Few rcnedIr, arr as ct,ica-
r."n- tor F"vcrlshmc--, Group, Worms and
WHuullug cough. Ca-ioria il a scientific and
Pur.ly vegetable III, iH:ati"n, more "i"CtIv"
than Castor OII AMI neither =tGs nor griprs.
I'IrI,rr..l Toy M,.s-r- ! Il EU,E Co. a. Dcv
-'r'"t. N.w York, from 1'r rrr'nt II >amUrl
r.yIr'r. VI D., "t Hrrn-fabir. Mas irniGn5
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MllIIADES ps1ERKIN PAUL
hG joins HitUW SIDtIN

hY joins ntOw~IOuN.
Little Mtltlades pe;crkInpaul,
Halt 't-!r' y meath The r!-lry tree, heard SOM.
one call
so he Jumped hrIsklv up, and around the house
And there stool his sister. Ab,arhar Ann.
Who SAID, ''l gu must 20 nj once down 10 the
And take the boys dinner-here tbs, smoking
In thr- kc,tlr Don't tell the tramIs what YOU
II you 10 they viii take II away Ia /. minute -
:" little Miltiadcs Peierkin Paul
inrriei on down The Lane. and was climbing
the wall,
When he saw nIi al once. sitting there ON he
stllc.
A .le.k-l""kmg man, Who arose with II smile
Anh making a low how. pr"r-r't'd I" say
And what, let mr AK i YOUR name, SIR and
where
Are you gong fast .ipray? Aud what have
Ny name i. MitInIes re'erktn Paul
said >l'itIa'scs, thinking t" h.lm ruuld JcgaIl
Ia uHII-Inr To ans Ner - civil a man
Il am gong I" the lot Tor Abrathar Ann,
10 take III" boys diun"r-th"y re making the
hay.
Now. II You II ->cu-c me- III haste ON nv WAY,
ti>c, before get there. ST III" 'tnm.r Il h cnid
>"h '''1" i'"ry '".'t 'v'i! lr "..f"rr 'nI; -
But. most noble MiIua,Ies r,t-rkIn rnul,
Vn"ih the stranger. IN sure there no doubt
At all
With those stout. sturdy legs perceive ypu have
tF"r never did see such "a bcnmtij"T pair,
can get To the hay Ir9d III !Inic even lhnurb
You sn"utd stop and converse Inr a moment or
Md must say, OF all the lads ever knew
There Wa never II on" cOul.i compare. sir, with
Ypu'
''A' for running. continued the man. "now /
wonder
How long il would take Won to mount lh, hiII
yBndeIE
suppose that you try 1t. my line Little man
start from here and run down the road fast rs
YOU c.ii
l will t.,kc right good Cur. of your kettle mean
white.
And Will stay here and wait tor YOU clos,. lv ,h,
Come now, start when count three. and run
Your name thus: Mn-tiadv, re-ter-lrn
50 little Mitiades Ietcrkin raul.
i'II his kettle down carefully. close hy IN. wall
And hingIng his broad brinmcl straw hat on
The ground.
lie awaited the word then was OIL with bound
Down III" road. past the mill. at the top "I his
And he certainly ran very -wiIl5 iua,,I
why, with such wondr"us Huichmcs> Ia. little
legs flew
You'd it,"u.!,r he had twenty Instead ot h,ir two
But littln Miltiad"s Pri.Ikfm Paul
IL. lis "nr'i IN ,a:n tor Tho stranger to raII;
ana lie ran on and ON, " tttnut stopping. until
AT length, when he got tu the top %: Iiir h!ii
tie VA. all out OF breath, and quite red IN the
lac
With running up hill at so dreadful y pace;
AMI lie had 10 sit down there and rest Iur awhile
Before he walked back TO the old r"a,l.lde st,ie
Aud ai"s! when Miltiades rrterkin Paul
GOT back he found no waiting al all
lhr stranger had vanished, and nowhere around
Any trace OF the kettle or dinner ne iOuud
There was nothing remained but his broad bri,n-
med straw hat;
''Well,' cried he. sit is lucky he didn't take
that,
%, never did see such smooth spoken man,
be would almost deceive our Abluthar ANU
l tWids Awake for April.
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THE DUTY OF A WOMAN TO BE A
LADY.

Wildness is a thing which girls can
not afford. Delicacy is L thing which
can not be lost and found. No art can
restore to the grape its bloom. Famili-
arity without love, without confidence.
without regard. is destructive to all that
makes women exalting and ennObling.
The world Ia widc. these things are small,
They may be nothing, but they are all.
Nothing 1t is the first duty of a wo-
man 10 be 4 lady. Good breeding is
good sense. Bad manners in woman is
immortality. AwkwardnesS may be in
eradicahle. BaShiulness is constitution
al Ignorance of etiquette is the result
of circumstances. All can be condoned,
and do not Danish man or woman from
the amenities Of their kind. But self
possessed. unshrnking and aggressive
coarseness of demeanor may be reckon
ed rs a state prison otienSe. and certain
" merits that mild form OF restraint
called Imprisonment for life Ii Is 4
shame tor women to be lectured on their
manners. 1t Is 4 bitter shame that they
need it. Women are the umpiics OF
society. II is they to whom ii! mooted
points should be referred. To be Il lady
is more than to be 4 prince. A lady is
always in her right ina!ienab!y worthy
OF respect; to Il lady. prince and peasant
alike bow. Do not be restrained. Do
not wish to dance with the prince un-
sought: feel differently. BE such that
You confer honor. Garry yourselves 80
loitiIy that men shall look up to you for
reward not At YOU in rebuke. The nat
ural sentiment OF man toward woman is
reverence He loses a large means OF
grace when he is obliged To account her
:, being to be trained into propriety. A
mans ideal is not wounded when Il wo-
man fails in worldly wisdom; but II in
grace, in tact. in sentiment. in de!icacv.
in kindness. She should be found want
ing he receives an inward hurt Gail
Hamilton
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- . .
R0CTURhE.

IIAif.
| T. To- her chamber window
\ slight vii" tTriIis goes.
Aud up thIs homr" iAddrT
Chambers :: bolt Whit, rose
lounge IN tn" Hen shadows,
see t!i" lady lean,
tnCia>pImG her sI!kcn -irIIe,
The CurtAIu'= folds between.
>hr smiles uu he; wAIte-Tnse lover,
h- Reaches uui her hand
And helps lIITn IL nj th" window
80" II where siiui
!" hsr -"Atlct IN. rtr hrlds him.
And kI--,.s S','H iI.snV TIM
All, ne II Wis h- IiiIi wen iit.
h.Cauac tie dared 10 C,l.l.E'
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rms, So per Year, in Advance.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.


Accommodation tor s.. Louis ami the
Arrive NJ Nt. Louis ...............-- e /. r Nj
kNprrss @nd NAL for 1t Louis Eist 6.u0rM
Arrive at Ai. Lo"'a .~.....-......... 60 A. Nj.
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail irom>t Louis, East
ami South ........... &C.. .-... .. y lu, Al
Accommodation from I Louis, Last
and south. arrives ................ G:unI, NJ
Trrkrrs on sale at rlr. Ml..o,.ri rarir IIckrr
Office. ia the riy Hotel. LrNmstuu, Mn, To ali
parts OF nit"'i states. ttna'in- and Europe al
i"wrst rates. Hassagr 'rk,.l through to d.
tination. 1. Zen II SNklI Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS M AND >OE:HEEN
LkAvk LkNEGTuS
frnlns tor kan,:s ,Iry tnd wrsI....7 : I5A NJ
Trains for II. Lomi- East .nh south % i,rA
irAims ii'i Tor h4nsas Guy Nes'.....- + l:rM
Anrrvr ~ IExIxuIo<
Trains from II. Louis and ali points East
""" >"u'h ...''-....--. .-..--..'... 30 ~
From Kansas CITY ami all points We, ;. NJ
81 10, .nI points >orrh. ................ on p NJ
Sc INGRAM. Agent.
wrASuorrK. KANSAS cry AsD SohIn wE>ILnx
E>ILwAY. MARROW CA:rL.
LEAVE IFN!>nIu>
Passengers tor Kansas I ity AMI west. 20 \. VI.
Express Mail. " q" =. Nj.
coal ...... ..... .......-... .... 90. To- % \ M.
Amiuvt Al iEXIH"Iox
Express ana Mail nom Kansas civ
and The west ...-..---.... ..--. T. =, \.
Passenger ...-.-.-...- o.. .... II -,ir. NJ
, GAL ......... .......... ..... s4-A NJ.
,Ir-e connections made At Kansas nv ion
renee. lup' Ia. Pu"hIo, Denver. Cheyenne,
: n Francl~co ant al. point in Kansas, NJ
hr,ok'. Nr" M.Nir". ,.."rtd" an" , ,'i.l"rm'" ,r!
t'.r!n!'- n NrnthI' irw"lry ~fnr.) where any
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A. f. ALEXANDER,

4 TTORNEY Al LAW. VIII practice IN thu
"A Courts at LIiay tie anu All J"II.tuE counties
" ~ aisv attend prvIupi!! tv tie C"I.eCt!Un "i
Claims. and t. investigation uI titles 10 rv:I.
estate. UItice over the i:.mA.us House OF VIM.
Morrison GO. laHl4-lv
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TITT & son.

A 1'TORNEYS Al LAW,
n LEXINGTON, Mo
once No. -, Main street. over TrNls' Drug
Store, viii practice IN tile i.alayettc and adl"in
ing counties. Special att alton gwen 10 collect
tIous and the invest! CATION ui land ltlrs.
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Brief details of a tar and fea,hering
affair in Liberty were obtained recently.
1t seems that white tinsmith has been
living v ith 4 black woman in Liberty,
He wa notified to leave. He refused.
So, on Thursday night of last week.
about twenty-five men took him from
his home and tarrcd and feathered HIM
from top to toe. No portion OF his body
was lett uncontaminated with tar and
feathers. He was given in charge OF
his negro vie. with whom he lett the
community he had offended
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NptAIN l III
RYLAND s. itNLAND.

A 1TUK\EY> Al LAN. LrAIu,lyn. No.
"A Di!.cr over ~ -, Nam >'Tret- PIlcttc,
a.. t!,e ',u.i- i.aIa lie aud i .s"u; coin.
tlr~, IL tne >upIe.ur ,"d:t 81 the STATE ana
Dl>rr!yt tuUri II III Unite. >trir>. rr"nip
&:t uIluu gwen u collections Aud 81. ,.jae.
business laI.i3
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For stomaches out ofOrder.

NJ uedtc!ne VIII So 'd"ctuAlly improve the
tone ut the stomach - the-" PIl!s; they remove
all a,rtI'y "CcdsluEc'I either by Iut.mirraurc or
uaur"pcr diet. They reach the liver and reduce
II tu "a healthy action; thry are WONDERFULLY
citrHricu u ia cu-r= of pa-m-lH tact they never
tai curing all disorders oil the liver and
stomach.
HOLLOW PILLS are the best known ID
ilr world Tor the following Diseases Agur
Asthma. Bilious Complaints, E'"tCh"s Un the
~ku, Bowels, CONSUMPTION. Debility. DTursy.
bys.nfrrS. EIy-ip.la-, Female lire cGUIarItIes,
trvrr- ui all kinds, Ft-. C."ut, Headache. Iu-
digestion, liannaiiuu, GaUudicr, ilvrI CnIu-
Fi.unt-. !.umhAEu. r."-, Rh-uruallsm, L.rcu-
ii"U ui jrInr, >"ruiu!.i kIng'- tvII, Sore
Tmroa:>, stone and Gravel, IIc-DoulourcuX
iumora, Tiers, Worms OF all kinds, Weak
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

= A TLORNEI AT LAW Lexington, Missouri
"A VIII practice ms prute>, Ion III all al III,
Courts OF Lafayette county and The courts u
Record IN the state. Olirr over -iUl!> Bank
attended "a. iano-ly
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The prospects OF southern industry
are improving The rolling mills OF
tennessee and Georgia are all running
double turn. with orders ahead. There
are five new cotton factories being built
in Georgia. one in Atlanta to cover 20
900 splndlrs. There is not an idle cot
ton factory in Georgia, and none that
failed 10 pay a ten per cent. dividend
tor the last wear The four largest fac
tories in the state paid an average OF
fourteen per cent There is also deci-
ded activity among the smaller indus
tries and factories
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An ivory and porcelain button factory
is /" be established in Dubuque, by two
frenchmen, who say they can mauutac-
ture these buttons rs cheap III uI!, vuuIl-
trv as in France.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Non" are genuine unless iEr signature of j q.
IL AZ 20, X NJ Hy.nt for the United STATES, sur
rounds Zach bon ui FIIs, ami ointment. \
handsome reward = III toe given tu any
drrIug such Information may lea! to tie de
lection II any party or parties cnunieri"IIIng
The Iur,iC.urs vending the sunc, knowing
IN, III I" ht SPURIOUS.
-..-tG at Tn, manuiactUry of Professor IIoL.
ION ~ y CO., New York. ami 10y all Ieslccta-
hir rir!y. y.r!-t- and drIicT- III medicine through
".l' fEr civilized world, IN boxes at ~ cents. D..
,rn'e aud 81 cmCh.
:" There Is considerable saving by taking the
IHr.rr >II"-.
y l. -brrr!ion- for the guidance of patients
III cN"ly disorder are ALI Nrd to each box.
office, 1I2 Liberty ST. New York.
RICHARDSON 4 Co, Agent..
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ATEUR NJ. ~.
=. BENTON TAYE.OIs.

4 TTORNEI AT LAW. VIII practice in all
n The Courts ut Lafayette ami adjoining
counties, also IN the Federal courts. Spccla
attention given "a collection amt inNrsllE itIur
OF land titles Office IN li-0n's block, ucN3
door to L >. Express office, Main street.
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Don't forget to say "good morning,
Say it to your parents. your brothers and
sisters, your schoolmates, your teach,
ers. your servants-say it cheertully,a and
with smile. There is n kind of inspi-
ration in every good morning. heart
jlv and smllingly spoken, that helps to
make hope iresher and work lighter.
If really seems to make the morning
GOOD. and to be a prophecy OF good
day to come after it. And if this be true
of the "good morning,"it it is also true of
all kind. hearty greetings. They cheer
the discouraged, rest the tired one. and
somehow make the wheels OF life run
smoothly.
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4 TTORNkIS Ai LAW, LEXINGTON.
"A Missouri oilyc over Wm. MorrI-un y
Co Bank. n"vISti
JOIN I. RYLAND sExoprux KYLA~p,
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1kDr : IA AIH"tS J. u -IiEN A. ! r
RATI4BtN & SHEW

A TIDl;>E EY> Al LAW, Lexington, No WI
"A practice al! the courts OF tie SINH judi
Ca. circuit, and EltUt! states courts. Prompt
attention gwen 10 collections oiiCc over
GRIMES Y ..nahl.'s store. opposite CIty Hotel
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lNTELLIGENCER,

ALIEN. \. ,.ESUEUR, EDITOR.
ETHAN ALlE>. BUSINESS MASAGEK
w. q. MrSGi0vE, PUBLISHER.
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81 MON S SACRIFICE.

would not 1--we ulway.
ask not To Stay,
" here n rliIle-- widow
F!Vwns dark o or my way
She g.vc- Inc 10 r.-,
>n' allows mt no ctlse.,
80 | II gath-r NV hui-. Don,
And get out nl mere.
But LEI 1t h" Ei,ii.
Al ! vanish from view,
That gave sr my seat, Don.
10 sIvc Ii - sou. New York Sun
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ALEX t'RANEs. 7.
GRAVES & WOOD.

A TTORNElS Al LAW Will practice in tn.
n state aud Federal courts Prompt Iattentg"i
gwen 10 the collection CG claims. UNlcr uvrI
kelIcr's dry goods store opposite City Hotel
Lexington, Mo.
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Think of how much happiness You
convey to others by kindly notice and a
cheerful conversation. Who does not
icel more cheerful and contented tor re-
ceiving "A polite bow, genial good
morning" II hearty shake OF the hand !?
Who does not make himself the happier
by these little expressions Of fellow
feeling. OF goodwill? Silence, and
stiit. unbending reserve are essentially
selfish and vulgar. The generous and
polite man has pleasant recognition and
cheerful word for all he meets. He scat
lers sunbeams wherever he goes.
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JAMES II. NcHsTTON.

4 IiOi;$EE Al I.AH i..SiusluTl, M. y 81
n pT- 'tIre III tuv courts Oi i-.l.iy cite aHG al
olnins counties. AMI n IL" supreme court o
Ihe statc. Special .i-I,utI' gwen g." "a.r.;tt II-
Q("r IN putcn ku'V. urtr QuarIrs " Cos. pIu.
Store ly-y-I.
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SURGEON DENTIST /. .nilIcc ppu-ttc .S~->>
- the court nrit-r. mp -ttIrs- i">iu.- t3refI,rS
tDu- Mo All work done ia i scientific ~IIIIl1
manner alr'lS
Persons hu"win: themselves indebted 10 me
W IA py;lsr make prompt payment
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1t was onlya few years ago that swine
breeders were vieing with each other
for the greatest weight of carcass; but
this is now all changed. Hogs that will
weigh 300 pounds are sold at a less
price per pound than those OF 25o pounds
weight And this tendency of the mar
ket to pigs well iattened but of small
weight, is Just what the farmer should
encourage tor it is exactly in the line
of his interests. 1t costs more to make
the second hundred pounds OF a pig than
the first. and still more to make the
third hundred pounds, and every pound
added becomes more expensive.
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ELDRIDGE BURDEN,

A ITORNEY y COUNSELLuR Al LAW
"A Lexington. Mo. ptce back roua. over tile
LvA.ustuu savings Bank, opposite court house.
" Ill practice II the State and Federal courts.
Prompt attention given 10 lie collection OF Chains
and Probate business. Gebl.-yl.
JOHN 4. TUT. FRASkLIS n. TUT
-. III
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EY t WALLACE. wM. II Cl
WALLACE &CHILES.

4 TTORNEYS AND COuNSELLuES Al
"A Law, Lexington. No. Orice, mont room
over the Lexington savings HANK opposite
the court house VIII practice III tie courts "i
LaIaI eIte AMI surrounding, "uUEiIce and also III
Ee supreme court ci t-.e stale "i Missouri :Iu"
the l. Circuit ana Distract Courts Tor The
Mst..n DIstr!ct of N!ssOurI.
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GEORGE WITHFRS

INSURANCE Agency Mr.. WitherS
office is over the MorriSon-Wcn cntworth
bank. He has been in the insurance busi.
ness for severa years in this city. He now
represents the following companies
Underwriters auen"p Of N""r Work g.
Fire Association and American OF Phiia'
Nc! piIIa ;Khode IsiandAssociation, Proyi
dence; Scottish Commercial. Glasgow,
Scotland. and the Commercial and
Franklin Of St. LOUIS. These are al
good companies Mr.. Wlthers report:
business for the past year rs having
been fair i'll amount. and satisfactory rs
to losses, having only met with $3.50
loss, i compared with S25. 900 the year
hrtpre
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ALFRED i. HAIL.

/ ATE CIRCUIT A..p ikp>tt IINtr Al
l. IpitAtl, Niu pr.rr.t" IA all tie c"trt- -.
-tc'Id, Ia Lafayette LV@HjE, AND IN -! Tile >iii'
ana Ft,.rrll ,"urt-- CRIMINAL law AMI collie
tipH- - ssr':.a!tE. k"i-i- ~ irrIni=stOn, I" Ih'
a--rNlusiUn savings HngA, !iOn. john i.rri,
Chairman stale Democratic Executive UN!Htt-
Tee, GOV }. " stevenson. [. senator iioml
hcutLCry; e X II'IanI, County IIrIzuIrr;
l. Rvllcr store. IanIu-ly
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y cotemporary asks: Are sp,ttoons
unhealthy ," Our acquaintance with
spi,toons is not very extended, but
Judging from the bad breath exuded by
the few we have encountered. we should
SAY they had di>ordcred stomach. if
nothin. worse Norri>,own Herald.
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\ "h.ue" glass company is the New
England Glass Company. East Cam
bridge, one OF the largest in New Eng
land. 1t has voted to wind up business
on account OF being unable to compete
with southern and western concerns.
Two hundred hands will be unemployed.
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'tie ioii'" llie named SITOup, rellaDte and
liberal companies: Aetna, OF Hartford
Conn. ; Hartford, of Hartford. Conn. ::
Ph~nlx, of Brooklyn, n. Y. Fircmals'
Fund. OF California SpringtieldFire and
Marine, of Massachusetts Amazon, of
Cincinnati, Ohio; United States, of st
Louis Mutual Life of New York Tray
eler's Lite and Accident, OF Hartford,
Conn. ; and last but not least, the sound,
safe and prosperous Lafayette Insurance
Company. OF Lexington. 1t is scarcely
necessary to mention where Messrs.
Winsor < Son do business AS the south
west corner OF Main and Pine streets, is
known to everybody as Winsor $
corner
THOMAS STANDISU
INSURANCE AGENCr.-Mr. Standish,
whose office is in the Wilson block, on
Main street, established himself in the
fire insurance business in Lexington in
1861 He is i careful an;! accurate busi
ness man, looks alter the interest Of the
insured AS well as the companies which
he represents. and will act for no com
pany which is not first class in every re-
spect. The companies for which he is
now acting rs agent, are, the PhnniI,
Of Hartford; the Homo, of New York !;
the North America. OF Philadelphia. the
Penusy lvania Fire, OF Philadelphia and
the Niugra, of New York He reports
business for the past year as having been
tair.
A. " III TCHISS
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGES-
CY.-Ir Hutchins, whose Office IS also
in the Wilson block, represents one first
class Insurance company, the Lycoming,
o: Muncie, Pa, and does Il general real
many tracts OF fine land for sale 4: very
reasonable figures is prepared to furni sh
| plats OF lands anywhere III the county,
and is thoroughly versed in all matters
! pertaining to the agricultural and min
eral resources of the county.
THOMAS y. WALLACE.
INSURANCE AGESCY.-ThiSg gentleman
IS well known to the citizens, not only
Of Lexington. but Of the entire county
as he has been in business here FOL
many years. He represents very
stroug array of companies, n! OF whici
have large assets and do Il safe and con
servatIye business, i'll which insurer
may place absolute reliance. They are
the Continental, of New York the Ger
man American, New York; the West
chester. New York the Merchants New
ark, y. j. the Farmvilie and Banking
Company, Virginia; the American Cen
tra st Louis. and the St. Louis st. Louis
Mr.. Wallace has 4 large number O
risks distributed among these compa
nies. and his insurance business ha
been steadily growing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31

Kansas City Times s:-DeMasters, the
handsome young hishwayman. recently
sentenced to the pententary for twenty,
three years. kept still upper lip until
he got into the cell which is to be his
home for the next twenty years. Turn
ing to Richard Quinn, the deputy sher-
if, who had him in charge, he said. with
quiverng lips and glistening eyes,
''Dick, this is hard, this is. | am buried
for the rest of my life. I'll bear up as
best l can, but it seems awful hard.
DeMasters is one OF the remnants of 8
gang of reckless young outlaws in wes-
tern Missouri. Some of his pals died at
Lawrence. others at Fairbault, while
others are in Jail or iugitives from
justice.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-31
JOHN ;. BLACkWELI..

4 IlOHNkl Al LAW, Lexington, Missouri
! " al practice Ii al rar cvury- gi Lafayette
and is!lUl'ItnS cuU.Jir-. Prompt attention gwen
t. ali hu>IH.=,. b!lc- over Aui.'s saving
bank, SAN Vel = pii and. irui1ti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-23

KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court al
augusta, on the second Monday Of Nay. 1911.
NJ ARK HARDEN, Executor vi the last will and
wi testament Of Joseph Cavil, late OF Augusta.
in said County, deceased, having presented his
drst OF OF The estate Of said
deceased for allowance, aud petition for dis
charge:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to The second Monday
of June next, in the kennebec Journal, q ewspa-
per printed IN Augusta, that all persons interest
ed may attend at Court OF Probate, chen to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, II any, why
the same should not be allowed.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HKwrss. Register. swzs'
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-M Probate court, At
augusta ION the second Monday Of May, 1871.
OSCAR HOLWAY, Executor Of the last will and
~ testament OF stephen Deeripg, late of Angus
IA, in said County deceased. having presented his
first account OF administration Of the estate Of ssid
deceased icr allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successiyely prior 10 the second Monday Of
June next, in the kennebec Journal newspaper
printed IN Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at Court of Probate then TO lie holden
at Augusta, and show cause, Ii any, why the same
should not be allowed.
III. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwISs. Register. swxs-