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New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
A Mrcn NEEDED LOcAL rNDEkTAKING.
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne US.
TWO BRITISH WARS IN PROGRESS.
JoSuoN E.b II 1S-

Advices from Cane Town to January %,
say: "There have been numerous encounters between
he volunteers and insurgent Kanrs during the last
week In all OF which the Kars were defeated. many OF
them being killed and wounded" Another dispatch says
that te kar news unsats s!actory that the Imbook
les have reyoled and that II Is feared the Iebus VIII
rise.
CALCUTTA. Feb. Il. 1873.
Iostllities with the Jowaks have been resumed.
force OF British cavaly, numbering go men, defeated
the enemy Yesterday killing six Of them including one
leader Six OF the English troops were wounded. Three
JowGki leaders were captured
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A PHYSICIAN.

BosToN, Feb. 17.-Dr. Z. Z. Spencer, OF
Cambridge, was arrested yesterday upon an indictment
charging manslaughter in causing the death OF Mrs
Catharne Mclean he having taken cnarge VI anu tnen
deserted her IN critical condlton.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
HOWGATES POLAR COLONY.
IIV " WIN NDI1N7-'I'
FRENCH BIOGRAPHIES GREATLY INTERESTED II
TIE PIAN--A LETTER To HOWGAIE
Try TTThGRATH TO THE TRInTSR.I

lBy ITItGRAIH 10 THE 1RInTNNI
WAsHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE following letter was
received in this city, yesterday. from Paris, and
will show the lively interest felt by the scientific
meu of France in the peculiar scheme OF Captain
Howgatc for obtaining information about the Polar
regiOIs
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAmTAL.
HINTS rs TO TRADE WITH GERMANY.

WAsIISGToN. Feb. Il. 1873.
The United States Consul at SOnncberg
writes that the danger in regard TO trade 10 Central
Germany lies in American manufacturers endeavooS 10
make haste fast 10y forcing market for their wares
II old established houses In Germany, with every iac
ity OF sale and constantly The alert TO seize adyan
taxes OF every sort fail TO nnd demand for
the wares IN which they deal, tie American
merchant is not likely 10 better matters by
attempting 10 force fa'e hoy, E Pu.tn- n.tfS
German dealers II isony through existing channels ~
ybolrsal, trade Mr. Wuiscr. thinks that profitable
and on'iuring business .,i be bul up 1t is hard iu
rolucc novelties IN Germany; ana WAtu an l.oh,h'
great wholesale house al last creates demand for some
ior,ign article OF undoubted MERIT II finds the trade
manufacturer 10 se his direct to the pe;ty
taller The manufactures loses an effective ally aud his
d,@ oiovof fih American ,us too defective
uxes of large sizr of heavy pank- nailed oScher add
greatly 10 Tie cost OF freight. and exposed 20 uOe
chances OF bfeaiugc. Ia France aud German! ooA''
iron bds The cotonwood tree Of southern states
might be found equal to the European Poplar - Ilon
lug box wood. Ine want Of proper explanatory tlicu
inr. in cImany is also often drawback 10 the intro
ductiOu OF novelties.
ALARGE EXPORT OF PROVISIONS.
Dr. Edward Young Chief Of the Bureau of
sastics reports the exports Of provisions from the
principal ports during the month Of January were rs
fo!ows
From New-York so.2G0l3l; Boston. sl,17so23; {;
Baltimore, SJ7l ,i23; Portland Sl32,us2
Ms Of hams and bacon: 2.g7i5iO lbs. of fresh aud
91jgJ7G lbs Of salt beef; 1.3-9i2i lbs. " PORK
3897@4l2 lbs. Of lard 4isl15G lbs OF taiOWi J,-c5
UlO lbs OF cheese, ani OG2 lbs. o, butter
AMUCH NEEDED LOCAL UNDERTAKING.
The sewer and drainage questions in this
cit aud Georgetown, which have caused 50 much per
pexty are likely To receive oyerhaung al al early
day Viewed as a purely sanitary measure the invest
gation cannot take place bill has been intro
duccd in the House create commission for this pur
Of A.. u. II.
Wurcr and Mr. Edward Clark, VINO TO report 10 Con-
rrc.s complete plan Tor system OF sewers and draius
r both ctf. with the cstmard cost thereof Inc com
msslo is also to submit comprehensive project fOr
new river 'front.' and the reclamation Of the marshes bor
dcriug Washington city, and Tor the Improvement Oi lhe
Potomac Rver within the limits OF the District OF Co
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
FARM PRODUCTS AT PARIS.
TarXERAL PRESS DISPATCH. |

| ONLY A MONTH LEFT FOR ARRANGING THE AMERI-
| CAN AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT AN OFFICIAL
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
SUFFRAGE IN WASHINGTON.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

THE IDEA BEING AGITATED-BUsINEss MEN NOT IN
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
A IARGr EXpORT oF PEOvIsIoNs

From NewNork the exports c0n-lslrd OF o. it'S''
lbs of hams and bacon; 2H1iJlO lbs, or frcsh' an'
. 30 57G lbs Of salt beef: 1.3-9.i2i lbs. VI PORK
81 9-- 4l2 bs OF lard; liSllJG los OF talOWi J,-c5'
oIO lbs. of cheese ani j0C.OC2 lbs. o, butter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
the Goth the ladies of tho
c0NCORDIA

A literary society has been organized AZ
Wnlkenhor.k's school house. and seems 10 be IN
a tipurishing condition
Nothing Of importance has occurred OF late to
mar the peace AMI serenity of this village and
vicinity. Even Madam Rumor. the tickle and
capricious dame, has been idle for some time.
AS no scandal has been gong the rounds"
We are pleased to hear that Miss Settie Berry,
OF CarlinvI,le. Ia, has been engaged AS teacher
IN the mueical department ofths E.A Seminary.
Miss Berry is nm accomplished musician. having
enjoyed superior musical instruction at an in
stluI. on OF -nyiabie Isme-,he Conservatory
OF Music Mt Jacksonville, Ills. She Is not one
OF the ordinary stereotyped teachers of the
musical art. as music Is with her AS with all
musicians of note. II passion. Miss b. also en-
Joyei celebrity at home. which not many can
SAY, rs one seldom ever reaps lsurris at home.
MaCoupin county, His. has now sent 10 Lex
ing,on two accomplished musicians Prof.
Cnas. GiiHble and Miss y. Berry. This show
that Lexington Is fast becoming the seat OF re,
nucment, education and music.
Christmas with all its festivities. good wishes.
reunions and presents is past. The ttme-hon-
or.i Gust IN OF providing "a Christmas tree fol
the children Was duly observed by the different
churches al this place on Xmas eve. But owing
to the hard times the Chrt.t-Kiudlein could not
be lavish with fruit. and, therefore, the tree
bore but one kind of frult-candy. Nevertheless,
the children were Cheerful, and received tn
sweetness with thanks. Christmas Is not u
present observed with the OF the goot
old time. Of yore. It's now maize Conspicuous
by undue noise. hliarIty and big turkey dinners
Even christian parents set II very pernicious e1
ample before the young by the non-observanc'
Of their religious duties. Reader, what doe
this show? II shows Enthusiastically that We ar
gradually drifting, drifting down the tide of In
| difference and rrcklessnrs,. LOTHAlR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Religious.

Services at the Christian church tomorrow at
the usual hours.
Rev. Mr.. Asling will preach. in German at tins
courthouse to morrow night.
Rev. M. q. William4 will preach At the Mcth'-
dist church. IN this city. tomorrow morning
and night.
Rev. Geo. L. Leyburn Will preach ut the Pres
byierlan church to-morrow morning and even
ing nj the usual hours.
Regular services Al the Episcopal church to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock, and in the
afternoon at 81 O'Clock. Rev. j. W Dunn.
rector, officiating.
Daily services at the Catholic church, sa
O'Clock. q. N sunday services 5 and To-.
o'clock, 3. m, and q. O'Clock, p. m, Rev. j.
J. Lilly officiating.
DR.. Talbird viii! preach In the Baptist church
| tomorrow morning. II IS the last Sabbath of
the year 1873. and his sermon will be appropriate
| ta the occasion. He would aaectionateiy urge
t upon the members to be present. and lie re-
-, ~>ctfully invites the alteu lance OF the entire
cons regation.
Mr. s.ud Mrs. Leyburn having received, 8. {
ncbr;s,n> Ma gift" an excellent Sc, OF furniture,
,ro,, Nh. -, >n,bers OF the Presbyterian church
and other fire uds, take this opportunity of tx
pressing ,hoir banks fol such an unsxpectec
and handsome ga. ihis anu o'her tokens .
| good will thew. say, uake, them feel that IN livini
| among so kind and generous 4 p'"p'e' Il"
line. hsv. fallen to tn, IN in pleasant places"
TIL. ,o,ics ,,pop,csa' for observation durini
the week Of PRAYER for 1879 ar as follows
| Monday. January &. than ~Slvins for the bless
inss Of the year past, and rayer for their con
,iuuance. Tuesday, Janus. 7 :. prayer for III
church OF Christ; It's m'niste %. It's growth /
grace, and enlargement. nestisy Jah"af
3, Christian education the IA mi iy: the S'"hs
colleges. scminuries of learning. Sunday a.
others schools. Thurstay, January - Tor n
tons; rulers and people; tor peac" and religion
Liberty in tue earth. Friday, January 10, III
press; the cause Of TEN prrunce, snd other sOcIs
reforms. saturday. January II, home and tor
eiSn missions. aud the conversion OF Tie worlt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
THE %sLANDERER.

Having considered the subject of ''Slan-
dersrs'' at some length, the ottumws. Iowa,
onward is moved 10 remark that There Is r
neither men nor women .hyeuas in human form.
and fetid falsehoods that continually oozs from
mouths. Their dairy food IS ialsehood and 9TH.
aud the M Re nauseatIng and nasty the more
nourishlng and Nutritious to these gloatIng
ghouls. Thar daint.est dish is served up in It's
most savory manner when two or three Of them
meet to bsndy:lies about some good or vir'uous
girl or woman. These he harlots of Had-s are
always happier when spreading the spawn of
their lecbsrous lice over the sainted name of the
wife or neither. for by so doing the devilish
iehor dripping from their ulcerous lips viii eat
through and poison the whole family. The She
scorpions are the samples which Sstan's drum
Iners have located In each village, to show to
mankind the mcanest thing on earth or in hell
. ~te!l-tale ternaRsnt. ''Shut your ears and
DOORS says the Onward. against them Let
thes. filthy fends feel that you loath them :ss
you do the SOW that is fresh from her wallow
II the lone-esred and long tongued hound comes
into your presence, bid MIN begone. Kick
these skunks OF aooiety from your path Make
them feel that they are no more welcome to your
homes or in your presence than Is the bed bug
or the pole.cat. Show these vermin that there
IN no place for them In decent society any more
than there Is for the buzzard or the house-in.
tested ba,. Sooner would We welcome to our
humble home q Shiny snake than one of these
bsbbliny. tatuing, scandal ssrving eesspools
] that bsfoui socisty.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
SOMETHING FOR THE NEW YEAR.

The world renowned success Of Hpstes!"r's
Buffers, aud their continued popularity for q
quarter of century as n Stomachic, IL SCARCE
~ more wonderful than lie welcome that Ere'ts
the annual ap pcaranc" of Hostetter's Almanac.
This valuable medical treatise il published ty
Hus,etter 4 smith. Pit'sburg, Pa, under their
own lnmedIat supervision, employing ~ hands
In that department. Ten cylinder printing
presses. 8 folding machlnes, 5 job presses, &c.
are running about eleven month, in the srar On
this work, and the issue o! same for le1J Will
not he less than ten millions, printed in the
English, German, French, Welsh, Norwegian,
Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guugrs. Refer 10 n copy of II tor valuable AMI
interesting reading concerning health, and
numerous testimonials - 10 the efficacy Of Hos
letters Biiters. amusement, varied Information,
astronomical calculations and chronological
items, &c, which can he depended on for cor
r-ctne,s. The Almanac for 1873 can be obtain
ed free of cost. from druggists ami general conn-
try dealers in all parts of the Country. dciml
DR.. e.. W. Benson'a Celery and CaInoniis
Pills are prepared expressly TO cure Sick Head
! ache. Neryoua Headache. Dyspep,ic Hea lache.
Seuralgia, Nervousness and Slet plcssness. and
/ will cure any case. Price. f;ty cents L box, 81
| pills, postage Tree. Sold by all druggists. Of
nee. No. lOs n. Eutaw STREET, Baltimore, Mary
and. ap2!yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
PRETTY AND YOUNG

In every feature but the HAIR, which had grown
white from fever. This lady writes US: y have
used Parker's Hair Balsam SIX months anu am
more than pleased with It. 1t has restored the
natural brown color OF my hair and given II
silky sUftness. nicer than ever before. There Is
no DandruI, no failing hair. aud II leaves The
scalp SO clean and nice sni cool that l am ever
SO much pleased. anu I feel aud look Ike my
self apsln. Dis:nieCtant properties That entcf
chemically into this preparation rtAuer II neal
ing, ci-ansiDg ard hrni'hihi. end the oeau''i"''
fresh aud vigorous HAIR II produces together
with its properly OF restoring the mar 10 lis
natural youthful color, leaving the head entirely
| freed from uandruH, clean and healthy. sur
prises no les, than It p;esses Buy a bottle from
| 1our drusSi,,. L.. W. Is. Tevis, and test ITS
merits. oc'i-ul'e""
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Notice to P. of n.

The next regular meeting OF Lafayette
County Grange will be bsld at Mayvisw, on
the second Tuesday In January, 1879, COM
mencing st II O'Clock, .. NJ. At this meet
ing officers are TO be elected for the ensuing
year; the A.P. w. communicated to all new
ly elected masters OF subordinate oranges In
good standing. and much other important
business transacted. 4 basket dinner Will
he prepared for the fret days session. and.
should the weather be favorable, an open
session Will he held In the afternoon, to
which all farmers aud others interested 10
this organization. are invited.
HENRY e. CHILEs. Master.
J. +. FERGUSON, sec'y. I'd
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
DOVER.

"R '""'St"A' i'A'i'
"oie !" t"' ihe'"Re"'e' Il VI 'e ~
'e'' county papers IN '"e INC. i""h '""s At
i''s' anu may merry |hfiS''hah AL" A"ap-
~ w" = 'a'i 10 IA u every '""' VA
L se'ui "'"S"ho".
'ps weather IS simply 'eFr'""' sumo Ai"-
ou' we non l fancy ! "h''e foisr "ihter coh-
"eh'eh WITHIN me SPACE oil wv" weeks.
i"'heJ posi- nag" up l" '"e ''ee' II i''A
'"". "X''""Ne ~ "pp'oa'" VI
vi 'e hhiHthoih''pi' "'p'h Oh Tue sno" { "A
ihches We're "' i.ot Friday added 10 our oouh''-
II "u'pis us ""'h ~ I'VE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
TINE PEOPLE WANT PROOF

There is no medicine prescribed } physicians.
or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence
of its success and superior virtue rs FoscHtKs
GERMAN SYRUP Tor severe Coughs. Colds sell
tied on the breast. Cons mption, or any disease
of tine Throat and Lungs. A prof OF that iact Is
that any person AN !cred. can get n Sample Bot
tie tor 10 cents. and try It's superior effect before
buying the regular size at IS cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Germany
and its wonderful cures are astonishing every
| one that uses It. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try 1t. Sold by all Druggists on hi
Westeru Continent. ayllyrieo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
New millinery.

Miss Sue Rife has returned from the east With
4 iul, stock OF Artificial Flowers, Neck Ties. Rib
bons, Jabots, Hair and Hat Ornaments, Fans,
Beads, &c, and also a large number ofthe iat' 81
s,yle Hats and Bonnets, Tor ladies and misses
wear. Among the iavOrIte styles OF hats Will be
found The Princess, Opera, Croquet, Arabian
Regent, Sailor. all just suited TO this market
and selected with especial care by Miss Kline II
person. The ladies are respectfully requested tf
| call at her room, over Quarles 4 Co.'S Drui
| Store, second floor. Bonnets and Hats srimmes
{, order on shortest notice. Satisfaction guar
anteed. spr2oti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Knights of Pythias Ball.

The annual ball OF the Knights 81 PyIhia2
most brillIunt affairs of the sind which has
taken place for years. Mr.. Beeler had dons
every thing In his power 10 make the occa-
sion q pleasant one, and 1t will cau>s all vino
were present TO long remember tile Com
marcial House. The music, which was ex-
ceilent, WAS furnished by Messrs. Jno. Zsiier.
10. Tit aud Iu0. Le-ieski. The knights,
who were all in uniform. presented 4 iii e
appearance, aud the ladies', VINO were e:e-
xantly at,ired, looked as lovely as Il nid>um-
mer night. dream. Among those presen,
were the following
Mesdsnes VIM. Jordan, Ell. Zeiler. James
/ Zciier. WIN. Walker. John Teller. L. r. Bal
, lard, Chas. Bonnell, and Marx W. ConLtsng
| Misses frankie Eecler, Lulu Bcel.r. Fannie
| Porter. Annie H.diesOn, Artse jenkins. Lizzie
Marshall, Mary Carpenter. Fannie Bayiiis.
Katie Drysdale, TIllIe Hollis. Katie keen.
| Sal!ie smith. Julia Smith, Lutte Moreisnd.
Hattie Pa. k-r, Clara Powell, Minerva JENKINS
| Minnie Iieinhard, MollI. Marshall; Me-srs. Rus
sell Wilson. Frank Trigg, f Il. Mckee. VIM
Hickam, Robt. Campbell. Walter Chiids, Jas
Beeler, Ben Gordon, II. W wInsor, W. I
Bell, {. b. Daniel, no. Bernard. NJ. W. Conk
ling, TT D.. Graves. Vim. Gregory. Chss
Bonn-l. , +. Slime, W. McGrew. j. Is Hook
Pell Williams. James Zeiler, Thos. ConSlinS
A. 7. Ewing, f. NJ. Smith, VIM. Hughes. [
+. Ballard. Jacob Todhuutsr. +. X. Tut
Hugh Wallace. Lee Ewing, Byron N'fer. Wm
NJ. Jordon 4 nd X. s. Findiay.
An elegsnt supper WAS served, and Il
dance was kept up until \ late hour. \
enjoyed themselves to their hearts coUten
The court OF thigh pints' was In sessit
last night. aud, We srs glad to state, II
Judge was fully exoneratsd from the cha
ges preferred against him by one of the n
torneys, and that he has not lost his pc
ton. After the Adjournment OF court Il
= judge paid a visit to the lntelllRsncsr ode
accompanied by his high sheriff. who Cal
e to town TO see the judge SAFELY home and
Z sist him should he need any assistance. T
= , sheriff 10 . useful member OF society.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
These We Pick From the Pic.

1t ts evidently = difficult feat for a rich man to
10 do " In his pocket. None but heal
thy braves deserve the sanitary fair. . .
Brave old boys never say dye. They are not
afraid OF white hairs. A Pstroness Of
Husbsndry prefers = msn-tiller to = camel's
hair shawl. Market reports frequently
report cotton as weak. Whisky 10 always
strong. . . . The vice president Is of 30
little Importance that whom senators speak they
aiways address the chair. . . A Mississippi
paper says: 'Green Taylor. colorsd. has been
sentenced to the penitrntlary for two years fol
stealing q shoat." His onenss WAS rank. and
the court determined to shoas up to the public.
. The war lie net yet over In. Kentucky,
20 far as Breathitt county is concerned. There
Is blood on tho moon; the air is full of powder
and the descendants OF sires who saw Genera
| uekSon 1t Nav Orleans ali Drsathitt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

The Columbia Herald. Of last week. contained
this editorial paragraph: ''During the last
session CT the Board Of Curators u. the univer-
sity, Prof. A. +. Fleet; RnnslisYt of the Baptist
Female College Missouri, was
elected To tn. p bi Greek vice Dr..
J. NJ. leonard ~incmmbant, term To
begin June 81, l| br. +. i, a graduate OF
the University Of mis-. was for IL number of
years Professor GNAncient Languages. and
Chairman OF Faculty OF William Jewell college,
Liberty, Missouri; has had charge OF the
Female College ~ Lexington for several years
past, and has conducted that institution with
signal ability and success. He Is n native oi
Virginia. abou, thirty years Old. Il gentle
man OF very fine scholastic artainmenta, and
possesses undoubt.d qualifications for the posi-
tion.' While we are glad to see that Prof.
Fleets abilities are properly appreciated. AZ /,
evidenced by th64Sbuve mentioned action. ".
shall very much regret TO lose him AS an eiu'
Gator. Through his untlring Efforts the Baptis
Female College Al this place has been built up e
AN unprecedented degree Of prosperity. Siinuic
he accept the appointment ut the university /
will be very difficult for The trustees TO MI hi!
piscs, though We have no doubt they will en-
ieavor 10 select y competent person. Prof
| the temptation to return 10 his chosen lrid u
| work will no doubt be very great. especially Il
his present position is one of care. iabD
| and responsibility. II he decides 10 leave US. /
! will carry with him the good wishes of II hos
OF friends in Lexington. who would muc
prefer that he sho nd roman.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Elegant and Unequalled.

The display of holl lay goods at Enyio's
Book Store. Is uueqslleh by any in the city
Presents OF rich and rare goods of both
American and foreign mtks. ale comprised
In my stock. which is the largest and most
complete, and offers better Inducements than
any other line In Lexington. Pretty and
useful as well as ornamental presents can be
had for the baby, son or diughteTa-iather OF
mother. grandfather or grandmother. AL
can be suited ami assured OF polite aud care
full attention at all times. Cali and examine
our stock ami price. whether you wish Il
buy or not, and we guarantee satisfaction to
sii. dcl4 lhAs. H. hofLk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Grand Ball.

The L~iederkran1 Society will E'7c u grand ball
In their new hall, Tuesday evening. be,
8lst. The music for the occasion will be furnish.
ed by the Lexington String Band. and II Is I'm.
necessary TO say that II will he nrst-class. A
fine supper will be spreed, ami ali who ait enc
are assured OF a good time. All necessary ar.
arrangements. will be made for making 1t 'he nosl
brilliant and enjoysbie affair OF the season. Ad.
missiou-membsr, Scots; nou-members, ST. 1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
New Goods.

have just received, and will sell low, for
cash. a iuii line OF fancy groceries, consisting
OF fresh Turkish pruues, new London layer
raisins, new Zsnts currants. new cftrDn.
apple butter, peach butter, dried California
pears, new dried sweet corn, mince meat.
homlny grits, new oat meal. two cars Of
choice Michigan and Ohio apples.
nr3Owl GEO. r. NATHAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Choice Sewing Machines.

Domestic, st. John, White. New Home
and Singer Sewing Machines for sale cheap
l employ no travelling agents. and rlrtis'
wishing TO buy can save from IS to $40 OF
each machine. Call aud see them At &. &
Ludwig's n'stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Removal.

Mr.. J. K. Newbold has removed his Tailoring
establishment from the back loom over W. &.
NcCausland's store. to the room formerly oceu'
pied by him, over the store Of Davis & Allstadt,
where he will he pleased to see all who wisf
ANYTHING in his line. Cutting Is made a spe'
c,aiity with him. Good dts guaranteed In al
cases, and garments 50 marked that any womfr
ran make them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
PHOTOGRAPHER.
WI Peters, Higglnsville, Missouri,

Wishes TO inform the public, that lie ,s now pre-
pared TO finish any thing In the lC|CRE line.
from pocket to life size. Satisfaction or no pay
He also has n fine assortment OF thromos,
Notices, Flower Panels. and Novelties. never
| before seen In this country. Frames Of every
description, ali at Bed Rock prices. Do not
| fail to see his holiday goods before you buy
elsrwhere. uci&3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
I00MIS' CHILL TONIC.

Great has been Its success since us INTRODUCE
ton. and by closely watching II We have o"en
able to improve the formula. 30 mat we no"
have one Of the best. cheap.=t and most rename
preparations IN the markets rs Can be ates'ed W
hundreds who have used il successfully. Money
r.iuuced in all cases where ii fails. Give 1t a
| trial. Price so cents.
J.. A. QUARLES & CO,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
Coal Miners Wanted.

4 number of Industrious, steady workibs
coal miners can get constant aud profitable
employment IA, rha GOAL supply shaft OF the
G.. 4 A.. Il. r., Que and one.half miles east
OF HiggInsviIle. Good boarding house at
mines. Up. Is. WlNSOR.
Ic"I Superintendent OF Mines.