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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
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their trouble.
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authorized agents for this paper, and VIII receive
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H. Lay, Mt Hope; fhos. I. Puckett. May
view; L. 1. Chadwick, Aullvllle; +. r. Sinus.
ConcordI.. Other names will be added 10 th.s
list as arrangements are inaIc.
The IkLLInkNCER Office Is situated on
Nam Street. immediately opposite the Court
house gate. where we viii always be glad 10 see
you, esp, cially II you have any county news.
THE INTlLLInkNCER has the largest cir
culation OF any paper published IN Lafayette
County; it is the largest paper IN the county.
and ~ tner.U' ,"-Nt-4 = "'". its reader more
local aud general Information than any otner; II
is the Official paper OF the county. and con
talns the sheriff notices, probate court notices.
court Lock-is. proCeedIuss of Courts, and all
| other local matter OF interest, such as births.
| deaths, msrriagc.. proceedings OF political. re-
| IIyious and other meetings, &c, and has . large
and interesting county correspondence.
| In politics TIE l>lELLIGENIEKI. Il. an indie
| pendent democratic newspaper. always sup
| uortins tn. principle, and nominees OF the
| purty but free TO crIticIse wrnny-doing in dem
ocratic officials. high o. low.
| On the bond question HE INTELLIGENCEi
| is with the people of the county, as it ditcny
! has bern; thinking that the innocent taI-paye
| has rights which are as much to be respected II
are those of the Innocent boudholdrr."
| IIIE INTELLIGENLER is reliable in all it
| statements, avoids the sensational. and select
its literary matter with u view to the promoto
OF good morals and good taste.
| TIE lNTELLIGENCEI; should be in ever
family in Lalay yette county, and We respectful
solicit of the people, of all Creeds aud politics
convictions, that support which We shall en-
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pr. CARL r. RUERNER.
Di, j. II. AI.ENANDs

,Hy>i,IAN AND >URGEON, II S-insvillc.
t.t-Nrur county. Missouri uihcr IN the
! lie Iioi-i tnAyl ylSn6
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sE KIND TO EACH OTHER.

BE kind to each other, through wesl and through
woe.
For there many sorrow for hearts here be :
low
The storm OF this LIE beat around US IN vain.
Ii We re Lind to each other in pleasure and pam
BE kind 10 each other when life Is all light
When mn"ic and mirih please the ear OF the
night,
When pleasure spreads roses in grandeur's gay
hall,
Be kind TO each other and fear not al all
BE kind 10 each other in sorrow and grief
It's sympathy only can give thee relief,
DIVtfIns our sOrrOws but lessons our pain.
BE kind 10 eRcn other-aiiiIction 10 vain.
BE kind &c, each other when sickness has come
Let nothing but smIes ever visit your home;
Encourage and suCcor AND suothe the distress d
BE kind TO each other and stii thou art bles. Il
BE kind to each other through life to its close.
And when thou art freed from Its shes AR
Woes;
When freed from lite's tears. from its sorrow
and siGhs,
Be kind to each other, and meet the skies.
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PENITENTIARY MANAGEMENT
GBoouville Advertiser !


Hon. y. A Lcsueur. of Lafayette. is
giving especial attention to the manage
ment oi our state prison. He has al
ready been at the prison looking around.
Mr.. Lcsucur has come to the conclusion
that the bost reform that can now be
made will be to keep the criminals " ho
do no: committhc higher grades of crimes
in the counties where the offeuses are
committed. and put them to making
good roads. An objection has been
made to this suggestion. that the cost
OF guarding the prisoners will be too
expensive. OF course this will involve
a material change in our criminal code.
and great additional expense to the
counties in extending their prison build
ings Indeed. we think that any mate
rial change in our criminal laws in this
respecI. upon dehberation, will be found
impracticnble. he last legislature,
with view 30 reform in this direction.
| raised the amount OF property stolen
from ten dollars 10 twenty. To constitute
grand larceny. In other words. punish
| u"nt by Imprisonment N the penitentl-
.ry. can only be inflicted now when the
| property stolen amounts TO $50. When
| .rc-ulcs are tor smaller sums, the Of
| ''".' .'f's az n''W NePt at "''he !" .t"
| i"Hh'H JAMS We see IN iate cp'nhiu-
i''ti'h 70 the hePInncan: ,,:.. rom i La'ay'
'lt county mat MT "it>oh 'ec"'h-
Hrn8a transportation after the example
'i Eng ,and and RnsSla England senHs
nam "i her criminals to Austraiia ana
Ne" Zra,aAd, and knssIa SENDS 'Arh 10
9.brria' Austria ana germany put many
oil lhehl III m!he>, where inc are eNPe
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
THE CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN
MAGAZINE.

We clip from the Christian Observer
the following notice of this forthcoming
MAGAZINE We need hardly say to our
readers that the word "Catholic' is here
u,eI in its literal sense of "universal'
or general" Al the General Presbyte-
rian Council. OF 1867, a very strong de-
sire was expressed by some of the MEM
Uers for publication that would servo
IS an organ OF communication between
al the families OF the Presbyterian
church in all parts of the world. 10
meet this want. Prof. W. G. Biaikie.
d d. LII. d. of Edinburgh. Scotland,
proposes TO commence on the first OF jan
cary. 1879. monthly magazine, TO be
called the Catholic Presbyterian. Its
prospectus announces that il Will be Is
sued simultaneously in London and New
| York. under the general superintend-
enc,, of All advising committee partly
| in Britain. partly in Amrricia. The first
.umDer viii appear the first OF January.
| 1919. Il will be published at S3 year,
t-25 cents a number. Orders tor it may
he sent to A. ID T. Randolph Il Co.,
| New York. Il AL the honored ministers
in the PRESBYTERIAN church OF the United
States, aud Canada. and the Scotch. and
ri-h. and English and Continental
PRESBYTERIAN churches, who have prom
i-rd H. write tor ii, furnish their best
thoughts from time to time. 1t viii be an
invaluable repository of Presby terian-
ism Some OF toe aims which 1t seeks
to accomplish are the following:
|; vii. Tor the first time afford taciil-
lies Tor bringing together the views oi
the chief expnunders OF christian
thought throughout the Presbyterian
, world on question: ct pressing interest
10 the churches they represent. 1t will
promote acquaintance with the past his
tory o the various reformed c0mmuniont
and with their present condition and
work. Ii will aim especially at foster
-, inT IN interest IN the more distant anc
" struggling churches which stand Sc
=. much in need OF the sympathy OF theii
: brethren. The mission work OF the
: churches at home and abroad will en-
gage SPECIAL atteution with view
y, both to stimulate the missionary spirl
" and t. unite the laborers IN the mis-
70 sion field. The Catholic Presbyterian
= will be carried on with the great aim t.
:. advancing the true kingdom OF chris
= among men. IN I. spirit OF respect an,
u affection for other churches, and wit
- some hope OF rendering The experienc
~, nt our varied vet united PresbyterlanlsI
:, helpful to sister communlons. whlcf
- s,andirr on either hand of it, are labol
", inr toward the same supreme end.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
IMPORTONOE OF A UNIFORM.

In England knowing fellows, when
about to enlist, pay great attention to
the matter OF uniform winch has con-
siderable pecuniary value: A life,
ruardsman at London or Windsor will
be be paid by servant girl 81 25 tor do
ing her Sunday out with him, while {
horse-artilleryman will only be able td
command 80 cents. and driver OF ar
tillcry So cents. The same plan y
carried on at Berlin and other capitals
The !uxuries which these men enlo..
are entirely paid tor by their ieminin'
admirers. who, in the case OF handsom
euardsmen especially, are often OF I
much higher grade than servant girl
Their Zee tor walking out with them
quite independent OF pleasure, whic
frequently involves as much as 81 or y
out OF Mary AIMS wages. Il
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MAlKEE ) ElELD,

-,r,, Y.LAEs g!CHAWD FIELD,
Nui.,rh pUtllC
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RYtAND - RYLAND,

KYLA.D. 1ENurHU> HrLASD,
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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

from the Boston Journal OF Commerce.l
A young man IN this city, who sent
manu- cript play to theatrical ma
aeer, had it returned to him with the r
mark that if he would only wsrk it ov
so as to make the heroine rob the bai
instead OF defend it, and ailerwar
climb up a cataract on a slack ror
with a safe on her back, while the
tective paused frightened on the brir
is might do.
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ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT.
[Boston Transcript

The crowuiug ambition Of iny s.
mans life is to belong to secret
society, and after listening for many
years to tie constant iteration of one
collocation of words, to die and be
followed to the grave by su awk-
ward squad in black coats aud white
gloves TWO sisss too big.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
1.-THE FOUR AGES"

A well known actress being asked her
age frankly replied: II have four ages.
The family archives unfortunately pro-
claim that am fifty; by daylight pass
for ,hirty-six, by gaslight not more
than thirty; and with all my war paint
on. IN . soft light aud no rude glare, l
pass for fvs-and-twsnty."
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MODERN GIRLS.


tFron the Boston Commercial
Pa;rr ana Mater Fan.lIt, sal
Their sisAgrs covered with carr
Ponu' ring Whist they shuuli do with their girls
IheIr = rls with tue .'AULutn'' hnr
They play, and they sing, aud they dance, >
she sali.
''lhev sr.aS the German and French an
draw
''Oh. yes. any object but men;
And there they ali STICK, - The old man Cruwle
Wv Ih all their zahble and Dutch >
And lie Rar" the poodle beneath his chair
prod with the point Oi his CrItch
e. .iu what can they do that's useful" Ii
yelled,
Win All oath that was really shocking.
''thn they sew. or sweep. or cook. or clean.
Or darn the holes in their stock ng-2''
llarn The holes IN their stuckIngr?' she cried
tn a bRf-hy sterical shrek;
An. No, ind.edi What tn. poor girls nesd
Is a thorough knowl.dg. OF Greek "
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DIR. II. IN. CHAMBERS.
DENTIST.

PHYSICIAN X SURGEON, office opposite
L ,-aurtlturi~e over VI. l. k"!Irr's St"r"
Re uiruct- south 7I,i- Main street near nilrS'
kr, 81 j.Inl .G-ly-
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TO GAMESTERS.

a IL persona are thereby prohibited from hunt
Of The law IhIs notice is intended to hpply I"
all alike and no fayori,isrn need be expected uy
gnv after dIsregardiuE thIs notice. ,
i..-,vi, J. y RESIOS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
SCIENCE STUMPED.
From the DanUury News

Mr.. Edison Is not able to prevent the
noise on the elevated railway. He has
got contrivance to stop the noise, and
he has discovered where the noise comes
from and knows where it goes to, but
don't appear to be able to find any place
in between to put the machine.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
BE CAUTIOUS.

TJ,lIE manufacturers OF the New Home sewing
i M.chiuc write me under date of November
end that there are imitation machines out AND
tur tn. good and protection OF buyers. VIII say
mIself to represent the genuine machine in this
county / hope this will be sufficient warning
against bogus dealers. When you want some
thInS genuine, write and get my ca.h TERMS
" hich are 4 low the lowest.
AYRE.S G.. NJ BIRD.
hccTtf Lexington or Mt Hope. Mo.
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Il kNhS.

I.-DN. GED HII.>U$, JT-r
i'l-=larlt- IaeH.e!
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- . .
BABY FACES.

passed pist'y cottage on my homeward path
one night,
Aud us win':"ws Glowcd Ike crystal IN the MEL
lD:S ~. nluE iyht;
And h"tw.-n IN" crimson curtains stood al in
liant hIIght ant iAIr,
With nv own d".i darling's hazel eyes and
Waving, sun-uppei huir.
paused 10 gaze upon him, and my heart was
tllei with Woe
AT the thought of my dear one iyiuX meath the
winter S iIo-t ana snow;
And inng"i TO kiss the sweet lips that wer.
pressed sxaInst the pane,
For the sake 0 the buried haby-lips IN at never
shall kiss again.
., bnbi.s, with happy faces, and eyes so tender
ard true
May God IN HIS mercy guide you iiTe's dev!"u,
windings through
May never \ shn'iow OF sorrow, and never
thought q! guile,
Ch, ,sc tn. angel light from your sunny eyes, MOI
tarkcn YOUR baby-snIle.
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ROEERI wATSOs. PEIEE pDbhIH'
Lees Summit. No. Beit"h' NO
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14

ASlxG at.ru.ird course nj lectures IN -
! Louis during ~" past winter, no" o"vis ms
q, t,.--turl SERVICES Tn Tie SlisLru- ui ;.'Al'~-
- ,uI yI,.fi.:v pIt:t'. UE--faIr~ ,hacs r"s'!n,
= t,,-Is \,yy'- VI tEu street u!IN All
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FOR SALE.-BOOkS AND sUR-
CICAL INSTRUMENTS.

,I,HE Medical Library and surgical Instru-
l msnts of the late DR. I. ,. Snith. iot sa'
rn..n For further particulars inquire OF br
Ii W Young or the uE,:-rsIgnrd
CHAT. LASkFDRD.
--an Aim hirAtDr.
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sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

No, on,v nroup.,y arrests the corroding dschsrx -
In Catarr& but by sympathetic action It rest:Ees ~
sound health all the organs of the hea: taas q ~
become affected by IT, and exhibit any eithe touoN
lnS arsctIonS:-
Defective Eyesight. Il.hamed and Mattery
Eyes. Painful aid Watery Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing Ea-sche. Neuralgia OF the nAI,
Dischars es from the Ear. Ringing Noises
T., the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains In the Temples, Loss OF the
Senses of Taste and Smell, Elon8aron Oh
th. IJyula Inflammation OF the Tonstiss
Putrid Sore Throat. Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis. aud Bleeding OF the
Lungs.
Each package contains DT. Ssnfords Improves
Inha.rg Tube with full and carefclly prepared q.
rCctlOnsf for use In all cases Price 81 For SAFE by
Hi Wholesale and retail druggists and dealen =
nyhout the Z u!tcG states and Cans fas "Ek hs
3 POHTER, 6eneTHl Agents ani Wholesale Drug
G!sts, Boston, hIss.
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

VwI-H TO SELL. MI HOUSE; AND g.
L LOT, corner of Nam and Locust FL
orr IN good location ne rer TO the 0.A
Courthouse ItIs offered for sale at much lc-
than Its real value. Inquire AT intelligence
ONCE. OF T.. Allen, or .rn,ru
",
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Thanking the public for It's liberal patronage
OF the European Hotel and estaurant in the
past, would respectfully solicit continuance
ofauch patronage to Sir. Langovitsch. who as an
experienced cook and caterer has no superior
am confident that he will not only keep The
houseiup to Its past standing but that he Wiil
made upon i, may require. Very rsspeufully,
dex7ES ABkAAS SSOIT'
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TITi - sUN,

\ LEAiSGTuS, Mo
- e NJ -. s4-.a z..vytr "-': los '."=
At....,s..-. 90. zee .-..-.s, .s' ..u.. .s--t4l.
.-,-,...-s ~..--.s.-... ....... -.syU &" -"i-v..
.ys Iii. s.-g -l-r-. -..-.ss- 81 ....li t.,ir7-
....-, ,,.-,.s w. II. cl.-A-
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
NERSHIP.

THE arm heretofore existing under the name
L and style of scott 4 Laugovitsch 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due ny OF TO the firm will be settled
by Mr.. Chss. Langnvitsch. who will continue
the business AT the old stand.
HERMAN SCOTT.
CHARLES LASGONITSCH.
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FRUIT TREES.

TNEE undersigned. living On the Mock x4e
i farm. three mi!.. south OF Auilvl!le- SESRsa
wishes to sell Four or Five Thousand SZS
Large Apple Trres, II choice grated -~-
fruit on low terms: Two ccnta yer Ire" IN Tue
Nursery; Three Gents per Tree Dug tP' f"nt
Cent, yer Trre Dug and Trimmed; SIX C"nis
mr. Tree Delivered. The Surscry contains me
following varieties: summer Apples - E!rIs
Harvest Golden sweet, summer PippIn Au-
ramn Appies-,Iolfen Piplnn, Kambo Winter
hnpis.-B.n Davis. Bril-Flow.r. HunlHman
Favurite. Laaccnberg PippIn, Missouri riEpn'
IIn,ber IwIg Mock's Seeding. Pry0te Rcd,
SECT Romantic, Wine Sap, Yellow Sewtoun
f'pptt2' p,2' DIR JAMES BELT.
oIyvvI wIrsos PETER DOBBIS.
pal.. Mo
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FOR SALE.

SOW oner At private sale, As rxecu- fSs
| tor Of the estate oil Robert y. Smith. s&Sa
| decreased sIXTY-SII ACRES oF I'M
RkRED LAND, lying about - nllcs -
.nrrn.,.r 81 Lexington on the " arrenshurs
| rad, and adjoining the farm Of MAYOR iouns.
Will sell in Is or 2s acre lotB. bargain can nr
| had nv immsdlutr application TO the under-iSn-
ed JooEi
hAnlA-2m DAoouto'.
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THE 8AluTATIoH Of A SPIRIT.

High on the castle ancient walls
The warriors shade appears,
Who tn the bark that's prsslns calls.
And thus Its passage cheers
'Brhold, these sinews once were strong,
This heart was hrIn and bold;
Md war and glOry. least and song,
Ny earthly years were told.
''R-stlrss through half of life ran,
In half have SOU hit Tor ease.
What then Thou bark, that sAil'rt Wi,
man,
Haste, haste to clcave the seas"
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ErNEEARM FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID Farm OF hundre" 6Hss
II acres three miles south OF lexihK- III
ton for sale ON onsbie terms. id
Apply TO
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Watch also for your partners Trump request.
To which with less than Four play out your b-s
To lead through honors is ind ferrnt bad play
Unless you want the Trump SUIT cleared away
When secord hand II doubtful trick you see
Don trump II II you hold more trumps thar
three;
But have three or less, Trump f-arlesslv,
When weak IN rrumps dun'I force your friend
But always force the adverse strong Trump hand
For sequences stern custom has Gecreed
The lowest you must play II you don't lead;
" hen you discard weak suits you ought 10 chose
For strong ones are too valuable To lose;
Though nowadays some cleTer people say
Your strong suit is the throw away
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DAWN.
NAY A. i.ACHErRY

NAY 4. LACHErRY.
There is q DIVING IN INV iays,
As when tue moon grows liant ~ morn
An! star, die whea the day Is born;
50 w'Ines the world DER all my ways
Its hours OF brightness are not bright;
ltS golden lamps. ablUUm with lame,
lisultHrs tn the unknown name
Burn with a false anu fitful light.
Though Pleasure site \ wren there,
An lifts the voice that luj e l me long
To airy altiiui"s II song,
IL dies upon the needless AIR.
Lp-irOm the heavens. one hv on".
h'' .taI b are sinking; anil my ii,,-
Mute witness 0i the uurgua! STRIFE
Thrills win the pTpmis. -! the sun
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FARMS FOR SALE.

i sale, IS follows
ONE OF los ACRES.
TWO OF 20 ACRES EACH,
THREE OF ~ ACRES EACH,
TWO OF 60 ACRES EACH.
FOUR OF 80 ACRES EACH.
AND SEVERAL. RANGING FROM I20 TD 7%0
ACRES EACH.
Located in tho southern part or the county, and
within from ON. 10 FIVE miles of the Chicago
X Alton Railroad. RDBIS-OS,
W I. ANDERSON.
juniHf Real Estate Agents, Mt Hope. MO.
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INTELLHENCER.
OFFICIAL CGNTY PAPER.
PACIFIC RAllasD TIME TABLE.

East ............-... \ 5DA d :
Arrive Ut st. Louis. ............. or. NJ
Express and Mail tor ; Louis, East. ! 90 NJ
Arrive at ST. Louis. ............- S.52 A. y
AKsVE.
cypress AMI Mail fro t. Louis. East
AMI Snuth .....-....- go. y. 10 A. h .
Accommodation irons Louis. East
and south. SOP ~
G. IN RUSSELL. Agent
st. LOUIS. hANSA IiIY AND NORTHERN
LRAyI LEXINGTON
Trains tor Kansas lty and West.....i 20 A NJ
Trains for st. louis last and south. 20 II
Trains Tor Kansas ~ Nest........ . " ~
trains i"r hichi.on-. '.--.-...... ..-.-'. w u
90 ................... ~ ~
A.ai.s AT LEXISGTOS
Tra:.s from ST. Louis and all points Enst
.;.........;-. Soo
ST. Joe anu points North ......... .....1 : % T. =
y. BisHor. agent.
WrASDorTK. KASsAs CITY AND SoRrswEsTER:
HALLWAY. NARROW 0AICK.
LEAvr IgrIsGToS:
Passenger 10, kansas City and west. 100 A. NJ
Express Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !! 81 r. ii
ARkIvk A. LEXINGTON:
Express ami Mall from kansas CITY
and the west........ ......... .....- II O,A. n
Passenger Observation-Disclosures. & lSr VI
fio'hn' 7.''V q. a'
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CLUBBING RATES.

We also extend to our subserI bsrs the bsnsat
OF lowest club rates - the leading nasss,lss
and periodicals.
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Ilot.>kl> Al LAM LEAIH"iON
!. Nf->,ErE Once uN,I Nin. M"Tt.H"i y
- H"v!SI
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NEW
FURNITURE STORE.

lust opened Sew Stock of fIRNl. 1HS
j TTRE Of the Beat Make and Latest SgS
Designs. buy my goods for Cash, r
thereby giving a Discount to my Cnsto- ieI
mers and propos" to sell At BED t~
ROC K PRICES also have q Select stock Of
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS.
Will take pleasure IN showing goods. and
cordially invite every body who wish anyihlng
in INV Line to Jall, Price and Examine my
stock before purchasinz elsewhere.
sept2lt3 a. " AIDE tiSSinhNlIe. Mo.
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FOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE.

rIrHE undersigned. executor Of the Inst xfEe
/ will and Testament of Jesse Roberts. 49,
,Ier.usei now oieT, tor sale the nome S1VS
iarm yi said deceased, situated IN hreen- 49,
ton valley two miles south OF Greentun l'"aL
oHcr. the line OF the nr~ extension oil ,h-
& Y 4. X K. said farm contains 40 acre. oi 20.
tan,i. lSJ aCr.s under fence, balance IN 'lnh'!
There is on the place a good residence Two su"i
barns spp. or hard. peact-s peare' &c- A''s
gooi water, both IL wells and sprinS DThhcht1
TERMS -One-third cash, "ne-tA:rd IN i"-!E.
months and remaining third IN two years
For price and any other particulars, apply te
SAMUEL " .JREAsi. Executor.
r,aylltl ureenton, Lafayette Co. Mo.
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