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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.
PAIN iuther ights!dc .underthe edge
l OF the :t3S. increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side:
thepatic2ti>rayclyab!c eouthelc:t
SIDE; sometimes the pain is tc,tuudcr
the shoulder-blade and it frequently
extends TO the top Of the shoulder. ana
IS sometimes mistaken for 4 lheuma-
t>m in the arm. T1estomachis attcs,
cl With loss Of appetite and sickness;
he bowels in general are cos,ivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; thr
headisTouhIedw with pain. accompan-
jed with dull, heavy sensation III the
itSk Na;l- iI~.- :-e--~--tI,
siderable Us, of memory, accompan-
icl with painful sensation of having
lc,tun&o"e somcthingwh.ch oughttp
have been done. y slight, dry cough
IS sometimes an attendant, The "a
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de
h;ijty he IS easily startled. his feet are
cold orburning, and he complainsota
p'ickiv sensation ofthe skin his spir-
is aye low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, vet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to trvit In fact,
hc dIstrus;s every remedy Several OF
the abOvesvmptons attendth disease,
hat cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the
body, atterdeath, naSshOwnthcLIvE
TO have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DIR. c. McLA&E's LIVER PlLLs,IS
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic a be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who arc afflicted with tits
disease to give them y FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
as.mplc purgatlvc they
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine Dr.. G. MCLAHEs
LIVER Pills arc ~ sugar coated.
Ever box has 4 rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
McLANE's LIVER PuI.S.
Thcgcuuine NJ! LANE Pills
bear the signatures OF G. Vi: LANE.
and FLEMlHG Bros on the wrappers.
TIn>iston vour druggist on store
keeper giving you the genuine b {.
MCLASE's LIVER Pills, prepare!
y Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, PJ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
TO CONSUNPTIYES.

TbNSl MPllpN, that sCouIgt. OF humanity,
~ Is The great dread of the human family, in
all civilized countries
feel confident that | am in possession of the
only sure, infalliblc Remcdy-now known To the
professionalism the pusiiiv" ana SPEEDY cure of
that dread disease. AMI its unwrlconr c.nrrrnit-
ants. VIZ: taiarrI. Asthma, bronchitis. Nervous
ibehililtN- AZ. Nc. Iwcnly-cirlt ". II rAlrr-
"nce, AS II busy practitioner, IN the b, II IpnsIimp-
ton Hospitals" al The old ami NcN Wur,t, has
taught me- III" vain" of this Medicine ia the cure
al all Throat and Lang tumpIuilf..
Those >uil"I Ing with con .umu;Iun ar any of
HE ;ib"N" lnilirii"s, 10y addressing me, giving
symptoms, they shall h. put in possession OF
ills great boon, without charge. and shall have
me hca'ht "i my experience in thousands of
cases successfully treated. Full directions for
preparation ana Use, and all necessary advice
ana instructions l"r successful ire ttiupEi 1T yr;ir
own nome, VIII he '~rreiN-i by ynu by return
mail. ire "i charge, by addressing
Dr. JOHN 8. BURNETT,
f6s jefferson Street.
apr!i-ly LOUISVILLE Ky.
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MANHOOD: HON LOST, HON RESTORED ,

81 Published. Il new edition OF ESsRRE
u Or. tn,yrrwrll's Celebrated EGIZa@
E-saH 20 the radical cure with &@
OK nrhicihe) OF spermRtorrhTa OF seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal LOSSES. Inn
potency, Mental AMI Physical lncapacItv, I'm
.tillihtlitS 10 Marriage. etc also Consumption.
tili"l-y amt tlt-, ipdu,cl by s,lI-Indufg,nCe
or sexual extravaganza. &r Price. IN a sealed
envelope, only six cents. ltl,. celebrated All
'h"r, IN thI~ admirable Essay, clearly demon
: fil'~' if4'n :: thirty Years successful practice.
lH'' tt' A'arnnirE consequences of Srif-abu-+
may ne f'dlrAlly cured wIthou: The dangerous
vs. OF internal m''llrin" or the Application nl
'!e ~ e; pointing out y mode OF cure mt once
Nihll'ir. crli M, a,'i ,frc'nal, by mrti,s of
W h'''I 'N"rE sufferer, no matter vii tt his rou'li-
'I'il lHiT i'", NAV cure himself chraply, pri-
ra:tlN. aui radically. Ihr, Lecture should be- in
tli" hands -; every Youth and eve ~ ,utn in tie
land. sen; under seal, in II plain envelope. to
~ Nv" postage stamps. Address THE tIi.-
' Err" ELI. MEDICAL CO.., Il Ann - N,w
\ "rh; Post rlicc Bon, ijs1. "utli-l.
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SALT;
Valuable Real Estate.

'I'ilE urdrr-I=rrd. Levi. L Harrison "N,cf-
1 irr ID iu" '-'a', eel William V. Harrl-pr.
Iy"ra-,'!. VII on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER I'm, i-s1.
IN irvu' ri TIA" courthouse Guorni ! HfNrltcr AN
u, Missouri. between. Tie hour al ten - clock "a
IN, i"r"h""n and five III ib"Htl"rupDE Of mat tlk
Ell - rnhiI" v"ndur l., The highest b tilirf. all
lI' i':!h t.1Ir .tEd Interest winch -tI! decreased
it.! al hr~ IL 18th IN aud Ia The following trsCIIb-
e! real 's'hi" -liuH'" in said county. HE south
We I''trttr 81 til" southeast quarter -! section
lN'lNt ~ -tN!:- alt! Accepting q stTip Ell llnl
weary t-t ir"t wldv taken ~ tn .oUthra-t
corner ut >i'l'i tract !r i Iua! to tir family
gray" SLI'i. amt one q, acre al 'nr terminus of
-tt'i Strii, r'ser'vi a. Il -riSc yard; a!su Nv en-
l. -4N" 'tcic- ;TNaH Oh al III" southeast quarter
"i tn' ~''i''" S'~I Iu .rirr Ut section twelve az
""i Tort t;"J acre, lac rOrttIw e-i quarter OF rh'
h"lth'i GitritI ct section tIEr urn ilJj, aunt
Ihil'F 81 ares taken al OF tie nrrih -n,l q
ti' southwest quarter oi ir' northeast quartet
OF section Thirteen uG). al! III township lOrIy-
iIihr il'} ct range fHtuiN-livr co
iERNs of ALs-pu--iiIjrl cash; Onc-thir,i in
i"'iN" months ;tn'! "Hr-tnlr,; IL went four
months, With nlcr cent interest from dav Of
sal", Deferred payments secured 10y deed ui
tIist o.. iir property sold
L-Wl~ L. HARRISON.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Julia Ward Howe SAYS that women are
too often misunderstood. because. unlike
men. they bear their greatest trials in
silence. Go NJ head. Julia. If A man
has 4 boot that pinche> his foot. he'll
"c"p thv recording any, a. busy rs a boy
in the preserve closet. while a Woman,
suffering from the same cau>c. viii never
~ay i WORT about it and il she is caught
unwarily .imping. two 10 one she'll turn
around. with a sweet smile OF innocence
irradiating her countenance, and ask ii
an inso!e wouldn't prevent her shoe
from Hopping at the heel and wearing
ont her S;orkinr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

\ friend sends Us this: Mi-tress-whc
CAV" the raw Irish girl some hickory
nut I" crack half AN hour ago-"Btii-
ret. hay" YOU not cracked those nuts
yet brldget-m evident pain-..If
YOU please ma am, I've only cracked
three. an, me jaws nearly broken to pa
rr~, maam.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

I ITTrHS "' characterization on the estate 81
l. BENJAMIN .Ir.Lru-, 'irC.-t-. 4. wee gInut,,i
IL ia. IH,:pr=..n',! On til' ..!; ID sci i,riut-T.
l>.7. by tn. PT"Dn;r court 81 Lafayette county.
Missouri
All persons having claims against said estate
are required DtNl!hlt hem luT ALLOW HnCr TO tie
administrators W!ihin on" year aiIrr III tate 81
tins notice, or They may be lre,lur.ei from nEv
hru,Iii at such estate. .iH,! If such claims b.
not exhibited WI'bln iEO yt-Is from III, ,iAlc OF
ya!d npilr- tnry viii i- forever Ilnrr"i.
IIIDMA~ !. MIDDLETON,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5rn,l>

- '"' - ''''f' : 80 - IiA4'l' HN III :
term, \ u, IS.1, the unit rsIgurrl. executors,
"i the estate of Joseph thr-Innu. DECREASED, WIi
scii 81 public auction. I" Ih" highest hI,irr, tor
cash IN iin'i, in mont ri the C"RrthuI-- door.
IN said county. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5rm, IL.
il not soli privately previous To- tha: time. he
tween the hours ct len U'ClOCk IL thu forenoon
AMI i've O'Closk IN tie Eirtruuum OF that day. all
IN" right, tiiir. interest and estate vi tie said
Joseph ChrI-IurI. i,Ctu IL .,t. IN and Ia fE.. fol
lowing real estate, situate. hing ami being IN
>nId l~.aiaNvlt" count. Missouri. 10 wit Ih,
northwest fractional quarter oI section seven
teen 90, IN township iiiiN-uur Cd. OF ruLG"
fwrnty-iuUI t2i3. saving Hlni exc, nIu- eighteen
u>) acIt~ and thIrty-slN go uulrS, iln,n eli of
the w">l side OF said fr.rtIrIInr quarter. hereto
tor" sold "nd conveyed! To john ,uri>man. and
ais" saw ing ana 'Nc"rUnS eighteen lINjacr"@ AMI
lhl!it SIN 30 pole tIhrn OH OF tlt east suls of
sud fractional quarter. "a laul uf hy { hester
>tr'l"} herctulnIc sold and cuuyclr ed to Joseph
VI. ,irl~imHn, leaving the central TART OF suId
fractional quarter >'i.l belonging to he 'etat. of
Joseph Chfi,in"ii, deceased. surpassed to con-
tam ihif!l t}nl acres, nor" or less: also the W,-t
hhli "f TIE s"uliIWc,f quarter OF section seven
teen 20 IN lnwnship iiity-"nc tilj. at ran. It
tWehtN- ioiIrt2iJ, containing rIghi'V t>al acres; the
northwest cur.cr OF Tive w,sl halt OF he north
east quarter OF section tweuty-HIne (2y. IN
township hi'y-uu" 6N, OF rIngr twrnty-iotr
t2i, containing SIN acres and fry nne-hun-
urea n Y" 'o-!"r) nl AN acre: also pat Oi III. west
halt of the s"uthwe-r quarter OF section twenty
t-ol, IN 10 ,n-h'p iiity-unr laD. OF rang" twcn-
lN-i"ur CHD; containing Seveniy-tr" acres
anu nifty one hunlrcuths 10 ~ !uD) 81 an acre :.tlsp
the northwest !IIt of The north. asst uuarI,r of
the southwest quar- cr ~ section thirteen u0, in
township niiy-Ore t5l). OF range twenty-five
west part OF III" northwest quarter OF III" south
west quarter Of section thirteen NaJ, IN town
ship iitr-onc tll), oil range twenty-five (a.I,
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
octl3td no. " JIfItI>MAS,
Executors OF Jos. thri>man, d"c''i.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

y recent writer observes: 1T is cur,
'ou~ and possibly a little di-heartcming
- think how terribly Il journalist NAV
toni. and Vet leave behind him hardly
any monument to his fidelity and il.
dINiry Journalists are ST busy max
lHg records tor others that they have NO
time to think OF their own monuments,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
~DMINlsTRATOR NOTICE.

u vIriu" OF an order 81 III" Probate court "l
ID Lafayette county. Missouri Irt.ic an tin,
!'lh day al fletcher, 80. tho ur'tCrzlEn",i, Pu.-
iC AdmIui,fTnt"r !"r aid cuuury, hn. taken
CharI" OF the estate OF Felix j. nray'>. decd.
All I"r-Un- having chains against = til c-It'"
are Required /" exhibit rhrIn to me Tor allowance
y within one Year ait'I the la" ri this notice. or
thry may I've pr"".uird from any benefit Of such
r-iiie, AMI II surn C.alIn- 10" no rNhih!'v,l VIII
IA two yeas from The dat. ui sal! notice tn
viii H." iIirv"T barred
IiiDM " ~Tt\nI~II,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

HE whir!igig Of fashion may bring
f"1n! the most sudden and dazzling
changes. and the duties OF the toilet
49, '.''l'ig': III. 1."r"- fnNaamhrnsi,
"nl tH"T" l. nothing that will max. Il
Woman stand before her looking glas,
80 long as a Sunburnt nose.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

TNTFF NNU'r1IgN'7I, A1-- EI-'r N VI IGklr,
i hereby gives notice 'hi' h. VIII apply t. The
t!IcuIt cOurI uI LAT .y"fj" county, MI--uUrl, IN
"a men ,uri "-lIt- is pri'IInu, On Ihr Inst tuy If
IL mrN' brc"uhrT Term of -ssif court. : II .
l~1., tor u aI-rhai- = from hit trust IN cnnrrrtiun
with -tti estate mo-. y NEl:I:,
n~Gf2u-I. L--.rutr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
ORDER OF PEns.zckTiuS.

: ifk OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE trr%TH
In IT," "ITcu!. court OF -i!o county, il, vtrttinu-
DrIrb.l .E,i. Isl
Licl W,re! Lucy Ia.rfrk. Francis
lhuDn-, taMlly Foster aui lljIaru
IL Poster, uri hU-bari, Aicr
l. l;I"ra,rhi"aEu and WIllthry
Br't,A nrIru-H, tier husband. au,i
.Iuuu : iuuua-,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

II Won wan, 10 succeed in life. he
thorough in Your work. whatever it is.
II is sometimes convenient To be Il Jack
oi-al.-tradcs. but it Is always profitable
10 he master Of one. \ workman who
thoroughly understands his business is
seldom i'll danger OF coming to want
While the mass of the inefficient suffer.
the few who do the best work. whether
men OF IN are always sought tor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03
BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE,
Lexington, Mo.
SESSION OF 1915 BEGINS SEPTEMBER 4th.
Literary Department.
N.F FLtfI, \. NJ,
HInslNnnt aul nrnEn.nr OF lunuInrpS

President and Professor OF Languages.
Buildings greatly enlarged during the past
Nt;il 10 accommodate increase OF pupIls- Furn-
iSh'i with gas throughout. . Faculty consists OF
ELENLN experienced teachers. Facilities for ac-
q~IrIng thorough knowledge OF Vocal Culture
anG instrumental Music, and all kinds OF Fancy
work. IN -nrpa~sei by any school in the West.
my siN boarding. and %ffty-sIN day pupils
during session 1867. Board and tuition for
iH'tS weeks. from $40 To SO. Music. with use
OF piano ior practice from S45 TO $50 Tuition
in Modern Languages and Latin, FREE.
For catalogue Containing full information,
apply TO IN" president. July2stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

VI HERB A., NilII.Im u ~!rNru- ami L"utI-i
W i ~lttrE-, HE- VILE, ~ iliriT '"r;I.ll ,ic,rI
Il trust, 'ia'ct III" 81. "a 81 Mas. i-,", and -
roIici ia lir record. r. oilIr- ion Lafayette
,uum'y. AMI -rIt' al M.--uuIt, 90 t,.! bruh 30
-, "l lr5G" 40, r"iN" ,i =" M U:t!-T7l-u,rI,
trustee, IA" / liUHIH- d--"r.h-i real ,-Itr. stu
at'"i IN til" county -! L.; ...t"l;", and STAT" ct
Missouri. tp-w3t. Ia" "a7' hat 81 Jhr LDrIb-
w.t. quarter III section i'CUty--IN C1iI also Ia"
west id!i 81 the .oUiu-;t>i 4liut'r VI ihr auI,t-
'ssi quarter 81 section iW"uiE-tWp fs1y nl ia
,"Hehip iurty-sl@nr ti-j. at rang" twenty
sever -, containing ia thr aggregate "nr hun
drr.i .il'"y Gcrr~: which -aIl ""n''y Irc" Wa
made III trust 10 -"cutr the payment ul ii certain
lIDIII--Dry mott tErI"IT !l":'Iun"i AN! ,i'-"TIIi-
ed: and whereas, saui note l. tl.r ami uUpaIi;
Now. therefore,. At ths rrgu'5i OF tie legal
h"lirT "i SAL! note tnI under ami ia uhr-uuhCc
of rari iced 81 'r..-t. I, tn, Ur... sigu.'i. THIS
Tee, Ml!i. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER luTH i>1..
!etSurH ~" hour 81 MN" "'ripth Al he fore
n"un AMI Iv" r'rlucH IN the afternoon ct tina,
DAY, IA front q! Iir COURTEOUS, door. III the cIi,
eel Lexington, Lafayette county. Missouri, -.
AZ public v,niu". Ia tlr iI4i.r-. bI,iticr. iIr cl-h
IL hand, ihr above described rad estate tor th.
payment OF said not" an! Interest. ast IN" cost
Of TIN rru-' John \ =. II IT.
DrI.'ti Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

IN invalid Frenchman who hired =
h"r-" every evening from a livery stable
particularly desired to see that the horse
mad nothing to eat for dinner. Be
cause. he remarked. '..Nonsicur Il
''rt""r he say | mus tax re gentle ex-
"rC!>r ON Ne empty stomach"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

\ y"Uu%ster OF this town yesterday
made a drawing of Il team and wagon
filled with boxes. He showed his work
10 his mother. who asked him what il
represented 1T is A man peddling APP
pies" said the boy. But where is the
MANI Gone to 81 house up on the
hin To see If they want any apples" said
the boy Nevada Enterprise.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

II some one should write a book and
call 1t MY Great Toe" somebody else
would issue My Little Toe. followed
10y the second, third aud fourth toe, and
probably other portions of the pedal
anatomy S"rvile imitation seems To h..
the rage among the hUok-makers of the
day Fat Contributor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

They We're what the world calls ...,-
gagged ami they were going To visit
some g, her relatives thirty miles dis
itn'. IS" railroads ran to the home of
i'', !i't"r. a"d the lovers were undeci-
,!'' winch n to take. There is Il
Tong. d1'h tunnel on the @ road.
Isn't there? she in%nocently asked He
sii't there was. And none on the B.
line she further iagured. He said
there was not. Then let Us 60 nv way
of tir"Q - road she softly mur nured.
.Aud they went.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

) ''.t opening envelope, with thread
y t." oi-" ot 'hc upper Flap, by pulling
"a..I the envelope is quickly and
no..' 8 opened. IS the newest invention OF
stationery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

'l.".t dry. Moses. W, help me-. my
tear. now loI vas changed. Vouldn t
"".'~ ".,"t -a"wu YOU But nv name
l- no' Noses. -ir ,.Krcat lcfcns , who
''Jd tina it-your name changed. too
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

When II attempts to smash 4 half
tamished fall NJ which has located 4
claim en the tip of tie nose. and owing
10 the energy displayed and a defeat in
the phrrn"lngicai developments. You
m~isCalculatc the distance, and smash
Your nose and start the claret while the
tly inwarily chuckIes As he sails away
well. il requires the active exercise al
all the christian virtues to prevent one
from swea-, usiug very bad words.
-WArwick Advertiser.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Chicago Tribune: There are two
things a woman cant do-throw a
stone or sharpen q lead pencil. The
deficiencies of the sex i'll this respect
prove that m are constitutiOnatiy
incapable al SUCCESS in the higher walks
OF journalism. For what is journal
ism SO called. but throwing stones and
Sharpening .cad pencils
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

Changing the bearing yrar OF apple
trees. in certain cases is highly bene-
fetal aud profitable. The Rural Home
refers to experiments in this direction.
made by Prof. Bra,. The Northern Spy
was the variety experimental upon.
Last year, which was the bearing year
some OF the trees were severely ihinncd.
This year they have "a tair average crop
O. fruit. while the trees OF the same va
r!rty which had not been thinncd. Are
standing close to them without fruit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

mnn wac 4 swap horse or
..' fish. and not ne about it. is gust
81. .' &c., p.ou- q, men ever get IN This
50
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

every uiu that owes Us Il dollar or
tr a.I ] :rly up, So would leei Gli,c
.-- ... ..-I n.rinold-rs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

J. 'H- worst Kind ( economy for 4
r."- "s i'ml.' to attempt to get along
V..i..t i twSpIpcr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

I-llEhtfli ~ 50 " AtliAlh = tItHfa.t-,
thfT.c- it"mt- JOSEPH. Ii .0U.a-,
hitIic Turner amt - IUrm,r,
her husband. Anna Sira,! an:
Chart Mead, i."r husband. lila
Wentworth and lam Nrutwni;i,
hrr husband, john VI Lim-Irk,
4n!-Miy l-lIui!rh .trrt Nina Linz
r!'h. ii iuI'i"r, hare Thomas.
Jr son vi t'-ur=' ln"nla-. Who
VA i son OF B,uc !ICs iuU!RI-. and
WI" Wa i brother of samuel =
Thomas, deceased, IN" unknown
b I~ II George lhp!mt-. deceased,
Nancy inrna-. u ,l,IniOr" iuvIuI-,
Nat" smell and James I. >nclI.
h.r h,:h"ni H4lt!n"a. Thomas, Petition
Ir, MuIc'lIme " Tlum.-, u
minor. krhrcca Palmer. Elizabeth
lltllcA AMI John u Patrick. ter
husband, aufi >ti | .iutH Il. pa
rick. IN hi own right. ilobEO
Thomas, a.d W scott Thomas,
.Iuhn K. th"ut-, ami EIn.ly l.
trumci-c" ami luck Fruuci-o. her
husband. amt Motley Thomas.
II Ithcih EIy-, :snl- HsI-.
her hu~brn-, susan 4 Cotims ana
lam K Collins, Ser hn.namt.
and H''.rrt HALEY, ana William
liI.i.E, Anthony Buck. Susan
in"ma~, rr.lrt OF Oscar !homa>.
y. p"l-pu Buck, Moses Chapman.
rs administrator oil IA" estate ui
>IrlUc! : tHU!Ua-. deceased john
+ L, and, - executor o. ii- last
VIII and testament ui E.nrii-,
Ih"nAt>, q rra>",t. am! Napoleon
Buck, ;utnIuI-trirrT 81 tlr estate
OF E"",rct Buck. deceased
Two Tie SAID 'nlT!r, ia ,IuH>, son Of G-ur-,
1 Thomas. Nh u~n"n"wn, h"'r- OF n"or@'
Thomas, deceased. Elizabeth Patrick snd j ,hi
u Patrick, AlunIo lt"InA-, Anthony, BUCK
t'at William Hal -. iuU axe hrtc!,y notified
that : All plaintiffs nav" coIumcnccit ii ~uit nLain-
N"I AMI ptneT- 10 -TIr! court hv !, t.'luu. the ur.
Iert ant genera! n.':tIc ui WnItu = la obtain
GIrI>iun amt partition 81 IN" real r>ial. wi,rr"o
the rate samuel : lIu4Ias, deceased, die,
-"ls'i. among -a!'! p~aI;lt-. plaintiffs and ,ic,
tcnuant-. aCCurlIuE iu TER r4rti- amt Inferrs
. .r,iu, a., as" >i'tc shall! bc .tsC .Ii4u,-I .r, ia,
81 red nS Tia" court, whtcu aid rrtl --t.t, =,
-'i,'atrd ~ LAFAYETTE county. Missouri. ami dies.
'fih'd - follows. tu-wIt. Lots three, four.
nine and ten. l' 1 a amt lut. in AiucK numbrl
%l"ult"-n ~, in -. Thomas addition Ia the tow
OF NIy"riN
Ani on ar" further notified. thai unless W;
appear At IN" next i.TIu of ~tId court To- ho he.
Un ana held AT the courthouse. in III. CITY %
Lexington. ON the third 0.v at p,ccnhrI mrN:
amt an or before H., -NIh hAv ~fitIcGf. II IT..
team shall - long continue, th'i il ;nt. tn,n I've.
'"i' H." 'nt OF tho term, and ali-wrr -aIl itt!.
ti"H. t." sam" VIII l.. taken a. con fr-ect
And u l. lurinCr ordered THAI "a cory hrr-ar
b, published IN the Lexington Nc.kiy lniriIl-
- newspaper printed IN eali county q
Lafayette, tor four weeks euGc">>iNrIy, the last
TO bv ut j.t-t loan weeks /, iur, a.,
ruiDiHriiccm"n "i III" r-Nt tenn ~ this cnIrr.
y IrIc COPY. itir-;
FRANK IIt.Gt', Clerk.
III { l. p,>ISL. u. {. ~or:lf-It
+ iuricH, Attorney tor pltIufih-.
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PROVISIONS,
WINES, LIQUORS,
QuEERSWARE,
SYkUPS,
CIDER, ETC.

tich | VIII sell at III" IowE>T REMUNER-
AilNE PRICES Tor CASH OF country produce.
quality Is the test of cheapn"s and a. buy
my goods IN the best and cheapest markets Tor
caeh, viii sell 4 tirst-c!ass article for the price
of inferior goods. John
Franklin Street, fourth door Iom Pine.
nOvl3-tf
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EXECUTORS SALE or REAL.
ESTATE,

d \ vjr'u" of m order II ne. Probate court of
- l.HItNrtt" county, Missouri, nuA.i" 81 III" .Iulr
term, \ ID, lS11, ia" Undersigned. executors,
ct the estate of Joseph thrI-Inhu. decreased, WIIi
scli 81 public auction. I" III" highest bidder, tor
cash IN hand, in mont ri iHr c"Urihui~- door.
IN said county ON
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SALE.

NHEEEA>, joseph l.. Mrrriman amt ANN"
W NcrrIEtgU, hl- Wit, hv their certain
ted OF trust, a,.'t the Ion day 81 :. pt-mbcr,
l>.i, and recorded N iHr rr,urttr'~ UH!c,- Tor
LuIAr cit" county, and sta" OF Missouri. IA de-, 4
boob No -, Un page II. conveyed 10 The IN
icrelEn-i. trustee, he iu.i"Nirs dr-gr bed real
estate >iiuHt''i in TIE county 81 Lafayette. and
stat" 81 Missouri, tU-wIt The southwest quar-
ter Of tn" southwest quarter 'i -rrtsHn iwr!tN-
seven 60. III Tow ushIp iur'y-uin" "a OF r4n.r
twenty -!"tif Ga, an! ihr southeast .urir-r "i
u" southeast iIIIiirt OF lection E-rI-hi
e. III tow nstI!p i"rfy-ui"" go. ui rtm-, Iw-H-
lE-i'Ur t-i} ana tn east h"il 81 The northeast
quarter OF -r'I"r Ii.if;, %-ii.tt' lEi., IN jmW n>h.r
irrty-hIn" 49,. of rang" tW'nfv-Inur 80. Ai'I
lir w"ot Hail O. / ihc northwest quarter OF section
ihITiy-i rCr go, III TON -h!n lniTl-uGH" ll.l. Ut
rang" '""niy-iuTr Gi]: winch -arj ronvrs aEcr
WA nI!.I' IA trust ia secure tn piVInrut Uf certain
pTniHl--prN MOI - III san dec; II irH-t iiunt4uu.G,
uni whereas. SAM '"tr~ are nav past ,iu' and re-
main UuItsli, Now, therefore, at Ihr request OF
the LEGAL i"Ii,: OI -aIi n,jc-. az; 10 pUi7uaur.
u! he terms ri .;',! lee! al must. !. IN. undr.-
signed, Trustee, VIII, ON
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CORN,

Shellci, ] cent per hu,hel tor first fifteen days.
and "a cent per bustiei Ter subsequent fifteen
days.