davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
GEN. STERLING PRICE.


From The II. Louis Republican. husustl2 ]
W. understand the director. of the
Price Monumental Association hiv"
entered into u contract with Mr.. J.E.
IL IL, of 1911 Washington Venue TO
pace uvrr iha rem .ius of GcH. Stcr-
ling Price. i'll H~rlirf"utaiTc. = mrnu-
m"mI which will mark the resting
place ufune of MIssouriS distinguish
ett citizens. II Is Ia be of tirSt-clas>
Maine granite, and is now being cut
At tie Hurricane Island quarry. Ii l.
expected To be placed in position
c4riv this fal.-wili be tnirty-two
feet high aud Very similar 10 the Lu-
Ca monument Ill Calvary cemetery.
The directors, i'll making the con-
tract, have expended the amount of
funds on hand, about $500, relying
upon a few of the friends OF Gen.
Price. who have already contributed,
t make good the deficiency. For that
purpose they have engaged the ser
vices Of an agent who IS authorized
t. receive subscriptions, and who VIII
al once give this opportunity To Gen.
Prices friends. The board consists
~ the following named gentlemen:
Erwin Harrison, president; G. l..
Thompson, secretary aud treasurer;
Me>>r-. W. ii. McPheter-, J"hm IL,
Li@gett, Vim. Shields, Silas Bent ano
j. {. Edwards, directors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
WOMEN IN THE BATHS.

from til. New York WORT!
1t was about i 80 O'Clock last evening
when a World reporter reached the Tree
swimming bath. foot OF Thirth-tifth
street. North river. Thousands of NO
mentor Friday is one OF the days set
aside for the softer seX-thronged by
him eager tor a dip after the swelterlng
heat OF the day. All sizes were IN the
throng. from the tiuicst shop girl To- he
portlv dame. with a flock OF halt q dozen
young mes following III her wake. They
rushed by the sleepy policeman who
held guard at the gangway. aud only
stopping long enough to get them bath
ing suits At ten cents apiece from an
active Young woman in the passage
way disappeared into the dressing rooms
ten At L time.
Yes" said Miss Emma Hernandez.
the active young woman aforesaid,
that's the way its been going on all
lay. There are over six hundred OF
them IN the bath at this moment"
Six hundred at a tlmc?'
why. OF course there are slXty-eight
dressing rooms and there are six 70
ten in each rGOm.'
Pretty lively work ," said the repor,
ter, as Miss Emma switched the rattan
and sent five or SIX little girls, who had
been ~ubstructing the gangway out Of
sight.
'.l.ively Is no name for it. Herr"
where are you going with them corks ,
Ibis to two new arrivals not over sever
| years old.
please, num-, we bought EN- Tor fiv,
cents. We want to 90 in for Il swim.
You've been going in for a swim
every five minutes ali day lpng." sh'
said sharply to one of the pair. Come
here little one'-and she separated the
two comprehension cant swim any
more. Give the others 4 show" AM
u the disappointed cork owner saw hel
sister disappear into the bath she burs'
INTO tears and pleaded to be let in Jus
once more
Are the girls as much trouble rs The
boys?r
AS much. Why, Lord bless you
they're ten thousand million time
worse. You can manage boys, You cli
catch hold OF them and yank them about
but Id just like to see you try to yanI
the girls"
\ very fat German oma with :
very small child. came along.
You cant take the child in, madam
its too small. it'll get d~rowned.'
"Wut? She got druunt? kadey,
it YOU got drount?" and the small chii'
burst into q very large laugh. Il CUES:
not; she swim like 4 ducks, isn't it, ka,
dey?n And whipping out her bathin!
suit, Katie vanished and left the old lad,
to todd'e behind.
"Oh, yes, they can bring their owl
bathing suits when they want to. Whe'
they don't we let them have EN- at L
cents each"
"Nota dry suit mum, left in the place.
interrupted the wife OF n OF the assist
ants in response to an applicant VIII
was Offering her dime. You can tax
this. though. if You want it, its awful
wet. but it Is clean"
"Arc there no accidents ever?'
"Oh. no, we can all swim. | know
can. and ! know, too, that I've been i
that bath over six times this very da
fishing out girls that were getting then
selves into trouble
! Just here there was 4 terrific shire
5 and a scamper and q head which ha
i, peered round into the passage way ile'
. back and u voice cried out:
"Oh, girls, there's a i~eller.'
Immediately there was no long,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
A DISEASE.

He stands. says an exchange, in the
stores and tells how he could run 4
newspaper; how he could he rs indie
pendent as a hog on ice, and call things
by their right m how he would ex-
pose corruption in high places; how he
would write good common sense. and
none of your frivolous. try-to-be-tunny
stuff. He criticises other peoples methods
of conducting newspapers, and Just
wishes some II would give him
Il chance t o show his journalistic ability.
The way to cure Il OF these chaps IS
to get HIM to agree to write 4 sensible
article every day Tor Il week. Before
tne week is out lie is sure to be pumped
dry. and will cape worse for an idea
than a chicken does with the pip.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James Hale
vs..
Henry V. McGrcw.
} Y virtue o! an execution, issued from the
ID Office OF the clerk Of the circuit count OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor OF james,
Hale, and against Henry '. Mctircw, to me
dir'Ctet, anu returnahle 10 the August term
ls1>, "f said court, | will, on
SATURDAY,. TIE 18th DAY OF AUGUST,
l-1>. between the hours of niue O'Clock IN thu
forenoon and live O'Clock in The afternoon of said
day, and III front OF the courthouse door, in thu
city OF Lexington, IN Laiayett. county, Mis-
souri,. during the session OF the said circuit
court Of said county, sell publicly. by auction
10 the highest bidder, Tor cash III haHd, all tbs
right, Title. interest, claim and estate of the
SAID Henry V. NcGrrw, defendant in said exc.
| cuiiUn, III and 10 the following described rea
estate, situate, lying and being in The County o
Lafayette, ard state oi Missouri, to-wit: TIN
south halt Of lot seventy-one tD, Old Town U
Lexington.
Given under my hand this 22nd day o fJuly.
ISIS. july21 GkO. NJ. MbuSTjOI, Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
A SIMPLE SUM.

81 have calculated.' said the cmineni
arithmetic man. THAT the average man
speaks three hours Il day, nj the average
speed of one hundred words Il minute,
say twenty-nine octave pages IN hnur,oi
Blk hundred Il week consequ ntly, in tht
curse of a year. the average man taik'
tilty-two large volumes"
.'S:r." said one Of the audience, y mar
of scant respect Tor the sex to which Ia
owed his mother. ''does your calcula
ton apply also to women?'
1T does. Sir" replied the cmincn
arithmetic man 'all you have to ii" j:
this and he put an q after the -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
SHERIFF.S SALE
Perry GARRISON

Perry ClarksOn
vs.
Harriet smith. ct al.
u \ virtue OF an order OF sale, issued from the
| II Office OF the clerk of the Circuit court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor OF Perry
Ilarkson, and AGAINST Harriet smith, Henry
smith. John Smlth, William Smith. Hugh
smith, Elijah and Mary smith ami Robert Tauh-
man, to nv directed, and rclurnable 10 the
August term. ISIS, of said court, / will, on
SATURDAY. THE l.ru DAY or AUGUST.
| ISIS, between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said
DAY. and III front # the courthouse door, Ill tn,
city of Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during the session oi the said Circuit
court "t SAID county, sell publicly, by auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, al The
right, tiIt, interest, claim ami estate Of IN,
-aui plaintiff and DEFENDANTS IN said order OF
sale, in ami TO the following described! reaI
estate, situate, lying and beng in the county 81
Laitvcltc, nj state of Missouri, to-wlt: L"t
No. eight g. ia BLOCK No. three t3), in McGirk' :
addition Ia the city al Lexington, AS the sam,
tpprars upon the plat oi SAID addition now oi
hic in the recorders office FOR SAID county.
TWEEN In,irr my hasi, th'> 18Th day OF July
ISIS. Iiy4u! GEO. NJ. MDUNTJol SherIt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
THE CURSE OF CONTRACTION.
from the indianapolis s~en,inel.l

From 1860 to 1873 there were enter
prising men who invested THEN capital
in business that gave employment to
working men and women Contraction
has killed off more than $4,000 of these
men of enterprise, who have lost more
than a billion and a halt OF money. As
n consequence. confidence has fled and
money lies idle or is invested in four pei
cent. bonds. Such are the effects OF the
radical Shylock curse of contraction.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Joseph NJ. Chrisman and Iucic
w Ithrisman, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust, dated the 18th day OF June, A. ID. lSI1.
and duly recorded in the recorders office OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, in deed book No
20. at page col, conveyed TO the Undersigned,
trustee, the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being IN the county OF Latay-
cite and state of Missouri, to-wit: The north
east quarter of section thlrty-thrce (SS) contain
ing one hundred and sixty Q60) acres; also the
west half of the southwest quarter of section
iwenty-une t2D. containing eighty ts0l acres
also eighteen iIS) acres ami thirty-siX t36) poles
on thu. east side OF the fractional quarter oil
lection seventeen 90. rs laid OF by Chester
steele. all the above named lands are IN town
ship tlfty-one (5l), of range twenty-iour t2D
To secure the payment OF a certain promissory
note therein described, and whereas SAID not,
has become due and default male IN The pay
m,nt thereof; now. therefore, notice is hereby
given that the undersigned trustee, at the request
OF the legal holder of said note, will IN accord.
ance with The terms and conditions OF said deco
of trust, proceed to sell the real estate above
described. at public sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash IN hand in front of the courthouse door
in the city of Lexington. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3D.. 1875.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
ami five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day
to satisfy said note and interest thereon and thu
costs and expenses of this trust.
ARCHIE :. NASANGLEN,
~auglO-td Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
WHERE THEIR INTERESTS LIE
From the Evansville Couricr.l

r TOIiI INt EVtIl7FIIIN tVNTI'T.I
The democrats OF South Carolina, In
their recent convention, not only renom-
mated Wade Hampton, but reatfirmcd
the civil and political rights OF the col
orcd race in the most emphatic terms.
The democratic party everywhere pro
claims its friendship to the colored peo'
pie, Notwithstanding colored men have
heretofore been almost unanimous in
their support of the republican party
1t is gratifying to note that the more III
telligent members of that race are be
ginning To see that their interests car
best he promoted by voting the demo
cr,tip Ticket
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
HOW TO TREAT FEATHERS.

Do not put your pillows or feathers II
the sun to air. but IN a shady place with
a clear, dry wind blowing. Ii it is
cloudy, but not damp-and the wind
strong. it is all the better. This, if done
often. keeps well cured feathers sweet
A hot sun on the besi Of feathers will
turn them rancid.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
CRIME Is BORN IN THE MIND


IIfONfOn TDsI.J
\ man was brought before the late
Judge Stevens, of Lawrence, charged
with a petty ~of1ense. The responder,
proved that the otfense was committed
across the line, in the town ofSalem. \,
H, and pleaded in bar lack of jurisdiction
of the court. EXACTLY" replied the
court, '.but you had your mind on it ii
Lawrence. and fine you 50 and COSTS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

7 ETTEES of administration on the estate oil
| l. Albert q. Duling, deceased, We're granted
To the undersigned on the 9th day of August,
ISIS, by the Probate court of Lafayette county
| Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat,
are required TO exhibit them for allowance, t
the administrator, within one year after the dat,
of this notice, or they may be precluded iron
| any benefit OF such estate; and if such claims b,
not exhibited within two years they will be for
ever barred. 1HOs. J. DCLlNG,
auglOi5 Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
THERE Is SCRIPTURE FOR IT


From the Whitehall Times /
"Ophelia" writes TO ask if sacred his
tory mentions card-playing. Certainly.
my dear girl. Moses '.lcd" for the chill
dren of Israel. and when the latter got Il
Jordan they passed" Solomon 'or-
dered up" the temple. Balaam held i
Jack" and the seven priests before jcr'
ichu took the city by playing theil
seven trumpS."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE,

T ETTERS of administration on the estate oil
IL Taswell S. Smith, deceased, were granted
To the undersigned on the 10th daS OF July,
1873, by the Probate court of Lafayette county
Missouri
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
| administrator within one year after the date Of
this notice, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate. And if such claims b.
not exhibited within two years they will be for.
ever barred. CHATHAM f. LASKFORD.
augi0-l5 Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

yITHIREAS, Herman Gossrn. by his certain
w deed ui trust, dated January 10, l>,6, and
recorded III the recorders Office of L,iavette
at pag. SIS, conveyed to Alfred IL. Eisea. a>
trustee, the follow described tract OF land,
situate. lying and being IN the county uf Latay-
cite, and state OF Missouri, tD-wlt: The suufl-
west quarter OF the northeast quarter of section
twelve (i2), township iorty-nInc tisl, of range
twenty-iuur t2+), in trust To- secure the pay mciIi
st ii certain prnmIssory note IN SAID deed al
trust described; and. whereas. II Is provided II
SAID deed at trust that in case al absence, death,
refusal Ia act. OF disability III any wise oi sait
trustee, the Uhrnl acting sheriff Of l.tiavrii'
county. in the state OF Missouri. at the regtes
of the legal holder of said note, may proceed I,
sell the property trrcinheiOrc described or any
part thereof; and. whereas, the said trustee re
fuses to act; now. therefor, notice is hereby
given that the Undersigned, sheriff and actin.
trustee, al the request ct the legal holder OF sal,
note, VIII, in accordance with the terms ans
conditions of said deed of trust proceed To sci
the real estate therein described. ut public ven
tuc, To the highest bidder, for cash III hand, II
the courthouse door, in the city OF Lexington
county of Lafayette, and state of Missouri, al
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. ISIS.
! between the hours Of nInc O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF salt
| day, TO satisfy said note and interest thereon, to
grthcr with he costs al executing this trust.
G,vei under my hand this, the 18th day of Jnly
| A.. ID . ISIS. GEO NJ MDINlJol.
aum3tL Sheriff and acting trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
SALE.

VATIiEI;E.A A, George ". Mccormick and Liz
w zi' Mccormick, his wife, by their certain
deed OF trust. dated the 18th day of April, ID ,
i-.G, amt recorded In the recOr'tcr'5 office OF
Lafayette. county. Missouri. IN book No. IL al
page ~. conveyed To the undersigned, trustee,
the following d-scriin'l real estate, situate and
Is lnG III SAID county of Lafayette, Missouri. to-
wit. IN. south II II OF the southwest quarter 81
III" northeast quarter ni lection number twenty
four en-; the southwest quarter oi the northeast
quarter al section number twenty-five TO The
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter, the
southeast quarter Ol The northwest quarter. the
northeast quarter OF the southwest quarter, an!
the southeast quarter ot the southwest quarter OF
sAIdsrction number twenty-five t2iJ all il township
number forty mine 80 and range number twenty
SIN t2Gl, which .aIi deed Of truSt was made to Sc
cure the payment I'll two certain proIlissUry
notes, IN SAID deed described, with power OF
sale III ease vi default IN the payment Of either
;tnt, whereas. tm" note therein described for
a..i .l-lpO, and interest, payable ~ one Martha
r.. Reed, has become due, ana default has beer
nitir III th' pay incut ni the same; now, there.
iure, notice Is hereby given that |, the under
| signed, the said trustee. at the request of the le-
"a! holders OF said not" VIII, III accordance witt
tir power, anu terms of sHti deed oil trust, pro
Cce't to sell the real .stat" above Described, or :,
much thereof ~ may hr necessary, at publ,
E'nlue, To- the highest bidder. for cash IN hand
Al the court house door, in the city of Lexington
IN SAID county OF Lafayette, and state Of Mis-
spur!, on
THURSDAY, August -, ISIS,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'CLOCK in the afternoon OF thu
day, TO satisfy SAID mole and the interest there
on, together with the costs OF executing thu
trust.
Given under my hand, this June l.. ISIS.
JOHN W. PRINCE.
jr22ti Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
THE WAY TO LOSE THREE STATES.
lErnm the P~hilalelnhiR IimpS.l

From the Philadelphia Times.l
The more New York is run for Conk-
ling. and the more Pennsylvania is run
for Cameron, and the more Michigan is
run for Chandler, the more the republic
can people of those states will be likely
to run the other way.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
FOR sALE OR EXCHANGE

T WISH TO SELL MY HOUSE. y 49,
i LOT, corner of Nam and Locust d...1
street, or will EXCHANGE il for prop &mil
erty In good location ne .rer to the AA
Courthouse. it is offered Tor sale at much iess
than Its real value. Inquire at Inteilieencel
Office, OF f.. Allen, or
oet2otl W. Il. MUSGRONE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
ate in thunder tones that the re-
milton law shall he repealed, with

senate in thunder tones that h re-
sumption law shall be repealed, with
IN substitute or compromise.
Nothing Is more certain than that
81 further large contraction OF the
paper currency Is Indispensable to
the maintenance of resumption.
Our paper currency is from TWO l"
three times greater than all the coin
in the limits OF the united STATES.
No nation on earth ever malhtalhe"
4 redeemlble paper currency eqnai 10
the amount OF coin in such country.
In fact, no great debtor nation Yer
maintained specie payments nj all
England, France and Germany, TIE
chief creditor and specie paying
countries, have three times more com
than redccmab.e paper. Before the
war, when we had II paper currency
Spasmndicaliy rrdCcnnablc. We never
hat Il volume of paper equal 10 me
mount OF coin III the United states.
How can We now expect t" MAINTAIN
resumption with less than SHoO.tnu,-
600 vi coin i'll the country, ami near
S65O. 900 900 of paprr-l"adrd down
~ We are with enormous foreign
debts and expenditures which III any
wear AN drain away every dollar OF
our coin? II can't be- done. The
only possible way To maluIrIn Specie
PAYMENTS l. Icy tXtluGuiSiinen' al
our annual foreign tribute, and by II
swcepiu" reduction of our paper
| CURRENCY. CuIalliug tar greater hti>i-
ness calamitIe> than we have yet ell
durcd.
The democracy is practically II
unit On these questions almost every
where. except III the northeast corner
OF the republic. They are the su'
premc controlling issues oil the day,
They come home Ia the CUISINES:
and bosumS of men,. and are studied
discussed. and. above all. felt. II
every h~carth>tuuc in the land. The,
demand aud W i'll receive honest, open
fearless action ut the hands Of Oh
great party. No adroit cquiv"catlnH
can obscure. no trading politician
can suppress them. The great mas
ct the party has them Al heart ana II
hand: AN the who'll party i Drawer
wiser and >IrunEe' than any lcade:
! ar taTlinuS i'll lis iptt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
EMO CURE, NO pAE.tE
10 MONEY ASKED FOR UNTIL A NRR IS EFFEC!E
NOT

i AND SHOES. QUEENSW ARE. STONE
WAKE AND NOTIONS, can he bought as low
as in the city, ut l3l, Dutch Row.
Five hundred bushels OF dried APPLES and
PEACHES WANTED.
sept29 JOHN X.
nriprfnp No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
HIT IT EXACTLY.
Cincinnati Saturday Night

Cincinnati Saturday NIght.l
We have just been thinking how Ian
guage came into the world. 1t was
during Adam and Ewes first quarrel,
when one word brought on another.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

IN ~
STATE OF M~IsSOURI.l
~LAfAlErTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court of Lafayette county, in va
catIon-July Eth, ISIS.
Kansas city, st. Louis & Chicago
Railroad Company
Dionysius J. Waters, Matte 5.
Huston and Samuel j. Huston, her
husband, Almira stal-y, Nancy
\. SIatry, Anna NJ. Stalrv, David
\. Siaicy ,Eebeccn l.. stalcy John
W. staley, Thomas a. Stliey.
sarah NJ. otaley, Florence h. Sta
ley, and Elizabeth stal-y. admin
lstratriN of The estate OF John Sta
ley, decreased, Maggie ID. VI. Hill, Petition.
Thomas W. Hill, Mamie g. Hill,
and Samuel W. Greasy, their guar
dian. Mary I. Kyle and benjamin
r Kyle. her husband, Annette l..
FIckie ana IIeivy IL. Tickle, .Jr.,
her husband. TIlien K. Burton.
Lafayette Il. Burton, ONE y Bur
ton and Lafayette Burton, their
guardian, and Paschal A. Clubs,
administrator OF the estate "f Jesse
RiItrn. deceased, and Thomas
Bramcli.
V'O the SAID Matte 5. Huston and Samuel ].
i Huston, You are hereby notified that SAID
plaintiff has commenced u suit against you II
snld cuGrt, by PETITION, the object and genera
nainr" of which Is, among other things, 10 oh
tain an order of the Lafayette & rcuit Court, up.
pointing ihree dIsinicTcsied commissioners res.
id-uts of said Lafayette. county, to assess tn,
damages sH-taIHrl by said Matte s. Huston, II
Cunst IucnCc al the rstabil- hnIcnt, erection an
maintenance oi said railrUa'! over the .uilcwiI .
described lands, and by reason OF the aupruprl
alton thereof Tor railroad purposes, tn-wIi. !
part al TIE north halt OF the SOUTHWEST quarter -
section number twenty-ninr go, IN township
number iiiiy t3Ul Oi range number tWenty-fou
CA, more particularly described rs follows
Commencing al IN" eastern boundary uf sal,
trhct, whrre the center Of the railway track o
sstlt company, aa located, Crosses sand lin
thence with n width oi NIFTY 90 ieet on each sid
OF SAID point in h westerly direction, through
sand tract Of land 10 the western boundary there
OF, Where SAID track passes out Of said land ,saI,
land being owned by said Matte ). Huston.
| Aud you are iurt.Icr notified that the day ike,
for the hearing oi sand petition Is the l2th day y
.Augus: next, At the c0urthous". in the city 0
lexington. Lafayette county, Missouri.
Aut 1t Is further ordered, that 4 copy hereo
be published in the Lexington Weekly Inicii
g"hcci, Ii newspaper printed IN SAID county y
l.l!a yrtie, Tor three consecutive weeks.
y True copy. Attest
FRANK THIGL, Clerk.
Wallace & thllcs. attys. Tor pin. jui.utI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
BEwARE OF
B%Iacksmithing and Repairing.

JAMES +. HALL, having re- @--
d turned 10 Lexington to stay. ~"
res %p"ctiully solIcIts Il snare 81 Aa3EAG
public patronage. ii. has rented the SHOP LAT, ~
OcCupied by Clowd-ley Il Wotawa, where lie rs
rrnhy to do all kinds OF Elacksrnithlng. Reaper
Repairing Il specially. lrlhtf