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The Golden Troupe.

The Golden dramatic company began It's en-.
g.sement here on last Wednesday night. with
the Pearl Of Savoy On lhur.day "A
Celebrated Case" Was presented. and issi night
the artists. like sersibie people. remained at
their Inn. As few persons who were in would h1
Likely TO venture out. The Pearl OF Savoy
was well played. Mrs. Golden As Marie. Dir.
Golden as Father LauncelOt. and Ar- Robinsoa
A. pierrot, particularly distinguishing them
selves. Mrs Golden is a good actress always.
and though some traces were visible OF past
indispo,ltIon, she sustained her y. ri IN the title
role IN such an effective manner As To frequently
bring tears 10 the eyes OF the :'npr-s,ole. Her
singing was exquisite, and IN" pathos OF her
acted words waf only surpassed bv that OF her
sons. She vas frequently and Enthusiastically
applauoe,i. as were. in little less degree. Messrs.
| Golden and Robinson. "A Ceiebrated Case"
i. q play Of rather more force and character,
| and Is pathetic throughout. Mr.. Golden 1. jean
Renaud. MIRA. Golden a. Madeleine and
Adri-nn., Mr.. Robinson =, sergeant o'Itourke.
aud Mis-. Adams rs Valentine, all sustained
their parts excellen'ly Indeed the whole
company did much better than III. previous
n:sh,. especially Miss N"itie Adams. who the
drst night WAS so rapid IN her enuuciation as 10
be hard to keep up win. While all did well
hET 'b'lA'A. "'' 'tN So 80 f't
And zgas much applIud,d Little Richard
G ,t-., who suara.uei the part or Adrrnnc III
the prologue, played h- part remarkably well,
% well r. 10 win th- applause OF the su 'renc".
| Mr.. Guiden's Jean Rrnaui Was very touching
and Altogether the play Was rery well
| put upon the stage AMI the several parts were sus-
tt,nrd IN SUCH : credlttU c manner As IS seldom
seen in a trs,elinZ hrttricsi company Tue
music furnished by GIblrr's brass ami string
band IS excellent. and IS deserving OF a mot
extended notice t,an we can give 1t IL IS 9
feature OF MIR Golde1's company which IL
Amos: worth .nc atfeld met IN Itself Inc com
pany has well sustained ito place 10 The heart,
OF our people rs the best In Ali respects hict
visits our town, and we are sai that It Will
/ return christmas week The wardrobe I. en-
tir,lr nrw and quite handsome, some Of in'
adde's dre.sea being very hnc. Those who
mss this evening" play viii Ices L rare treat
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The Storm.


fropseiy the most severe sno" s'"f" 'na' nss
ever Fisi'ei this S'"'h''y n'San Aoeu' ''S"
" CLOCK thursday evening". 10y inc neat '"o'n'
'ns nineteen ihches OF sno" n'u la'leh' anu iu
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somErH,Ns FOR THE NEW YEAR.

The world success OF Hostetter's
Bitters, and tieir continued popularity FOR .
quarter offs century as a s;umachic. II Sosrce-
iy more wonderful than The welcome that grssts
the annual apIcaranc" of Hostetter's Almanac
This valuable medical treatise lie pubiishe' oy
Hos,etrer 4 smith. Pittshurg. Pa. under their
own immediate supervision. employing ~ hands
In that department.. Ten cylinder printing
presses. 5 folding rnnrhInes. : jot presses, &c.
are running about eleven months in the year on
this work, and The issue Of sGU;s for 1919 VIII
~, he less than ten millions. printed in the
English. German. French, Welsh, Norwegian,
swedish, HnilIrt. Bpie milan and spanish IAN
Suag"s. Hcirr to a copy OF !: Tor valuable ana
inter. alInx reading concerning health. and
numerous testimonials as to the rncacy o! Hos
letters Bitters. amusement. varied Information.
asIron0nIIcA. calculations aud Chronological
items, &c, which can be depended On Tor cor
RICHNESS. The Almanac Tor lS.J can be obtain
Ell Tree Of cost, from druggists md general coun-
try dealers III All parts oil the { 'unIry. dc'mi
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VARIOUS GAUStS-

Advancing years. care, sickness, dIsarpolnt-
m-nt and hrrr,t tAry predI>pusitiun- all operate
tptu'n the hair gray, and 81 nero them inciines
/: 10 shed prrmlture'v. AYEK's Lana Ni"oE
VIII r. store iaIc,t or gray, light ana red nhir 10
aIIrh Drown o. dep black, rs may be desired
Il -rltcus nni cleanse, tie scalp, giving !, II
healthy action, and removes and cures daudruti
AMI humnrs. b. u, u.s. iAliIns halr IS checked
mud new sroMiu VII he produced IN all cases
where the inl ltir- are not DESTROY ed or glands
d~caycd Il. elects ar" beautifully shown OF
brt>hy, weak OF etckly hair. TO which a few APP
,lrca,Ions VII pro ture the glnss snt I%rc=hn'ss
It 70 IA. Harmless AMI -ure IN Is operation,
II = incompatible" - a'tr'>-ln-. md IL especially
value! irg nr lott !usIr- and richness ~ tone >
iulatrt- / contains n-Ishrr CIT nor dye. snC
VIII not sui OF color white cambria. YET Il last
long II lie hair, and keeps It iicsn and viGolVu-,
toR ~ALk ny ALL DEALERS.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

LaraykTrx cocSrr. SIS.
In the Probate Court. November Term, 18th day
November Both. lSIs.
william @. Harrison, administrator OF the estate
of Thornton L. Harrison. deceased
NOW AT this day cones William q Harrison.
~ admlnlsiTsicr OF the estate OF Thornton T
Harrison. deceased, and presents to he court
his petition. praying for an order for the sale of
SO much OF the real estate OF said decea- ell as viii
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estatc. End yet unpaid for wfn of sufficient Ne
sets. accompanied by the accounts, lists and in
ycntorlcs required By law IN such cases; on ex-
animation VIII, rcOf. it is ordered that all per-
sons interested In said estate b. notified that ap-
plication AS aforesaid has been made. AMI unless
the contrary be shown on or before the fra,
day OF the Dextt.rm of tbis court, TO b- begun and
held at the courthouse. in the city of Lexington
on the second Monday in Eel rGa,y, Isl. an
order will be made for the Bale of the whole
or SO much OF the real estate of said deceased az
will he sufficient for the payment OF said debts
And 1t 10 further ordered that . COPY hereof
be published In the Lexington Weekly Intelli.
gencer, = newspaper printed in said county oil
lafayette ,%forfour weeks successfully, the LAST in.
ser,ion to be At least four weeks before the mex,
term Of this court.
WN. I. CANNON,
! 49, !adss q he Prsssts Court.
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PRETTY AND YOUNG =.

In every feature but the HAIR which had grown
WINE from f-ver Thia lady writes us - have
Used rirk.r's iIur Bal,am BIN mouths and am
mule than pleased with It. 1t has restored the
natural brown color OF my hilr and given 1t II
silky auitnras. nicer tann ever before. There Is
no DandruI, no falling hatr. and II leaves The
scalp 90 ci,An AMI nic- and cool that l am ever
so mIrn p!raa.'i, and | .rci and look IKE my
s-it az lin Z" DsInIcctAnt properties That enter
chemically into this preparation r"nder II heal
ing. cirtn7InS ard hsalih!ui. ana tue nehu'i'"i'
fresh ani vigorous iIaIr II proiuccsr together
with it., proi~ry OF rcstrrlng the hatr TO It's
natural youthful color. leaving the head entirely
freed from puniTuI. clean unu healthy. sur
prise, no less than II pleases Buy q bo'tie from
your druggist. ID. ". Il. Tcs!s. ami test its
merits octi kuI3eVw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
New Millinery.

Miss Sue Rife has returned from the cast with
a full stock OF Artificial Flowers. Neck Ties Rib
bons. Jsbots, Hair snd Hat Fans.
Beads, &c, and ALSO a large number ofthe lat, st
style Hats and IIonnets, Tor ladies' and misses
wear. Among the iavori,e styles of bats will be
found The Princess, Opera. Croquet, Arabian.
Regent. Sailor. all just suited 10 thus market.
and selected with especial care by Miss Rifle IN
person. The ladies arc respectfully requested TO
call at her room, over QuArles 4 Co.'S Drug
store, second floor. Bonne:s and Hats trimmed
t, order on shortest notice. Satisfaction guar
anteed, apr20tf
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NEW
Display of Goods at Charles Bon.
neli's Book Store, Opposite
the Courthouse.

To accommodate those who wish 10 ma their
holiday purchases early, IN order to avoid the
haste and confusion incidrrt To late purchases,
I nave Just oprnea out Il large line OF new goods.
In addition 10 the nnequllrd stock Of standard
and miscellaneous books, l have on hand Il large
stock OF novelties in stationary. and papeierIes.
| also wish 10 call particular attention 10 n Zine
line of work boxes, toilet. card and cigar Gases.
Gall early and make yoar selection from the
largest assortment, and At your leisure. Al
BONNELL'S, Book Store. Deposits the Conr,
unuke nnIxStf
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New Goods.

l have just received, aud will sell low, for
cash. a full line of fancy groceries, consisting
OF fresh Turkish prunes. new London layer
~raisins, new Zante currants, new citron
apple butter, peach butter, dried CsIIfornla
pears, new dried sweet corn, mincs meat,
homtuy grits, new oat meal, two cars OF
choice Michigan and Ohio spples.
pyt0Wt 2po. r. MAITLAND.
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1uf Aefn. TINE FEEBLE AND cuHyAlEscsHT

Find juot the help they need IN the health ana
strength giving properties Of PArkrr'b "ihSeF
Tonic. This comforting invisorant dinu7es
Warmth and vIgDr through the ,ystem .soothes inc
nerves, banishcs melancholy and gives atrensih
and elasticity to The WORKOUT frame. II 10 IN
compaiably superior TO wineA or liquors ana
does not intoxicste. Every mother will not
only comfort and strengthen herself but Will re-
iievr and pAcIty her nursing babe by The Tree
csc OF this excellent tonic. Buy . u bottle
fru<n your druggist. ID. W Is. Tsvis. or asam-
uLe bottle at Is cent.. and test its merits.
Or. c. ". Eenson's Celery and Camomiis
Pills AR. rr-parei expressly TO cure SICK Head
ache. Nervous Headache. Dyspeptic Hesdsche.
Sruralgia, Nervousness and slecplessness, And
wal cure any cxs.. Price. fty cents 8 box. ~
ptII., postage Tree. Sold by all druggists. Or
ace, No. ios n. Eu,aw street. Baltimore. Mary
And apaiyi
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TINE PEOPLE 4 PROOF

There is no medicine prescribed y phyeiciAhs.
or sold by Druggists, that carries 1uch evidence
of It's success anil superIo. virtue ~ foscikx .
GERMAN SYRUr tor severe Conghs. Colds SET
tied on the breast, Consumption. or any disease
of the Throat and Lungs. a proof of that iact ~
that any person nti Icted. can set a Sample Bot
tie tor 10 cents. and try It's superior eject before
huyinS the regular size at IS cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Germany,
and It's wonderful cures are astonishing every
on. mat uses II. Three doses vii! relieve any
case. Try 1t. sold by al! Druggists IN the
Western Continent. ayllyr!eoU
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Holiday Goods.

We have taken special pains this year to
lay In an elegant stock of holiday goods.
such a line indeed. ms is seldom sen in thI-
part OF the C .untry. Everything 10 gl,ddru
the hearts Of the young and old VIII he
found on our shelves, and beside our
prices Will he always iound the very lowest.
1t would be q bad policy on you part TO
miss calling, II economy Is any object 10
YOU. dec1t3 kRIEHS &WILKER.
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tn CRADLE.

Born-In Lexington township Lafayette coun-
ry. No DrCember Stu, to the wife OF Mr A.
= MU0r.-a boy
- In Clay township, Lafayette county. No .
Dc l2th. 10 the vii. oil Mr. Henry Gr"nnm-a
hoy
- In Washington tnwn-hip. Lafayette CO .
Mo, recently. ~ The vile ol No. Daniel Franks
IA boy
- In WastIny ton township, Lafayette 60 .
Mo. recently, 10 the vile vi Mr.. David Hanna
- boy
- In Clay township. Lafayette county. Mo.
Dec IL. to the wlie OF Nr. Richard Housner- y
10y
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Removal.

Mr.. j. K. Sewbold has removed his tailoring
establishment from the back loom over W. e.
McCausland's store. TO the room formerly occu-
pied by him. over the store OF Davis i Allstadt,
where he will be pleased to see all who wish
ANYTHING IN his line. Cutting Is made = spe-
c,aiity with him. Good dts guaranteed In all
cases. and garments SO marked that any woman
can make them.
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Caution,

II you do not wish TO buy something bogus.
but want the worth OF your money. please bear
in mind. that l am the only party in this county
who can buy tn. genuine Improved New Home
Machine, direct from the manufacturers; and
If you Will write me I will convince You by
showing the documents from the company's
hand. Don't forget to write me or call on Chas.
Royle, where you can get the genuine Machine
Needles, OIL and Attachments.
Yours Respectfully.
noy23If AYRES c. n. BIRD.
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Choice Sewing Machines.

Domestic, st. John, White, New Home
and Singer Sewing Nacbines for sale cheap,
l employ no travelling agents, and partie,
wishing to buy cad save from IS to $40 or
each machine. Call and see them at C.. G
Luduig'S nvei
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Impossible

To fnd = nicer stock OF dry goods and
notions anywhere ,hsn can lie found a,
kriehn h Wiiker's They have . great many
novelties suitable for the holiday trade
which they are selling at the lowest prices. Il
will be to your interest 10 call and see.
Yours respectfully,
drTt3 kRIEHS Il WILKER.
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RAYNOTIC

TNhKEN up by Nm. L. Ct'ron aud 4
i posted before James II. Barnes. n I'm
justice OF The peace, IN Freedom town IA
snip, Lafayette county. Mo. on Move n,rr ~.
white spot on each side near the flank, abou,
fourteen hands high. appraised ut Twenty
lallur.
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ADMINIsTUATOW,S YOT1CE.

EfTER> of administration on The estate Of
IL Robert ALL. deceased, w"r. granted to The
undersigned o the 18th day of December. 1873.
by The Probate court OF lafayette coun'y.
Missouri.
Al persons having claim. aga,ns, said estate
nre required 10 exhibit tnem 10 nv tor "A lOwance
" thin on. year after the uH;e OF this notice, or
they may be PR Guided from any heneft 81 such
estate; and II such claims b. not .ahIiifed with
IN two years they will be forever harrei
JOHN AULL,
1,.Jl ~ AI;.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
W.H.Peters, Higgtnsville, Missouri,

"rshesto inform the public, that he is now pre-.
rar.d to finish any thing In the PICTURE line.
from pocket to life exc. Satisfaction or no pay
He also has q fine assortment; of ChromCs
Motors. Flower Panels, ard Soveltl.s. never
before seen In this country. Frames of every
description. all ut Bed Rock prices. 10 no,
fail to see his holiday goods before you buy
elsewhere. ucl<If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14

The county court has made an appropria-
ton 10 build a seventy foot span wrought
iron. high Pratte truss bridge. over Davis
Greek, on the Warrensburg and Lexington
road This will be IA good and substantial
bridge. The court has adopted iron a, the
best for bridges, and the cheapest, and We
think IL L. rluIf
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ClCaks.

Clocks, cloaks. Just received by Express
80 Of the cheapest and most stylish cloaks
we have ever offered to til. trade.
dec1I W. q. MCCAUSLANp.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
Blankets.

Just received : large stock OF white and
| coiored blankets, ranging In price from &l
to So per pair.
deciti w. q. MCCAUsLANp.
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TB ALTAR

Marri-d-At the rrsidrncr Of the BRIDES IA
ih-r. Sir. ). W. U,Iner, in Vernon con Is. Mo .
Dice her 4th. by Rev. J 6 tnss. ~ ) J.
NkI.RDRS. oil LnIiy ette county, aud Ni,-
MARY V. Gii.ME Attendants NJ. J 1.
W"lborn and Miss Emma q MuIkcy. Sir. Wa
MulkCy and Me, ! allie A. I;Ituer.
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~auslI-tf

Try. 1t. 10 cents Will get q sample bottle of
.n-H's GOLDEN BALsAA, the great Throat and
Lung medicine. Try It for your Cough. Two
doses will gi:e rcllet. A large bottle will do
wonders. Regular size. 50 cents and 81. Try =
10 cent. bottle first. Ask your druggist for 1t.
For sale by J. a. Quaries i Co. nov2ms
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Gents Net Under Shirts

White, brown and red net undershirt-
from Soc to Sl..5 each. A ret shirt at $3.50.
The largest drive We have ever offered.
dec7.f W. G. MCCAUSLASp.
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Royle & New.

Having removed to their new and hand
some store room, on Main street invite ev-
cry one TO call and see them. They are pre-.
pared to offer special inducements to pur.
chasers OF all kinds Of dry goods. n,9ml
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-14
Dress Goods.

We have Just received : very attractive
stock OF cheap dress goods, 10 to 25 cts per
yard.
decTtf ". G. MCCAUsLASp.
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Sheet Music.

We are prepared to furnish, OH short no.
tice, instrumental, vocal or baud sheet mu-
sic, at catalogue prices.
dcl4t2 J. A. QuARLEs 4 Co.
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THE ] OMB.

Died-in sai-a-BAr township, Lafayette CO (,
NO.. Saturday. Nov 7th, the wife OF Robert r.
Eagan, ag.d about IS years She WAS buried on
Summary II The CONCORD church YrnyeyAIu.
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~ Si0uT, DKCEhBER 18Th, 1873.
PART TfUsT

THURSDAY MOTT. DECEMBER 18TH, 1873.
PART yIRsr.
Grand Chorus: Gioria.-Farner's Mass.
Entire Vocal Class. assisted BY Mrssrs. Chiles.
Conner. Smith amt Mcke
Piano Duet. GailOp III Brasura -ko~alski.
Masses Brttie added an liner Cartwright.
Nal. Qiarte,te The Bug. Horn -Bi~nco.
Me-sr,. Conner. ChIles. Mckee and smith.
Piano solo Marche d.s .,insroncs -wehli.
Miss Ida Ferguson
B... Solo: The Robbers .-CII. wnen to .le.p)
Piano duet Grand Galiop de Conc.r,-ke,terrr.
Misses l.. Dsrnall and l.. Wikon.
Mise. Thompson. Wood. strIi. Grernabaun
and Arnold. aud M-ssrs. Chles.
Conner. Mckee and Smith.
PART SECOND.
Piano duet: Grand Vale Notwithstanding.
Misses l.. Martin and SailIs Sands.
Misses Mari. Wood and Mamie Thompson.
Piano solo Tannhaeuser March Ci.Is1t;
Nal. 2asr,.rs; Don, Leave %rsnamotns1;
Vocal solo Di placer mi hal1a Il cor .-Cavat'n
Miss S. N. Thompson,
Piano duet; Fack.l,anz -Mcyrrb.er.
Mas Maud H4Idwicke ana Prof. Gimbel
| Chorus Good Night -Giee D shop.
Misses Thouusrn. Wood. Si.li. Gresnabaum
Arnold. and Messrs. Chlles, Conner,
Mckee and Smith.
/! yRIpAI MONT. uEcEMnKR :o1H, 1878.
fhhI Etfht
| Opening chorus: Away, Away -Masanicilo
; Entire Vocal Class, assisted by Nessrs. Jhilss
/ Conner. smith and Mckee.
| Piano duet. Grand Ealse Brilisnte. -Burgmu
elier-
Misses Bettie wsihell and Inez Cartwright,
Male quarlete: Bsrcarolle.-Abt
| Mrssrs. Comet Chilrs. Mckee and Smith
Vocal Solo: Bel Moment '.-Nulse-ScnOellcr
Miss :. NJ. Thompson
| Piano Solo Recoliectious OF Home :. Is Mllis
Miss Fannie Koyle
Vocal duet: Come with Ne -JauIpana
Misses LiIEIe wIk q and Emma Brashcr
/ Piano solo. Fantastic Il. Concert. on Ben Bolt
by Wallace. Miss Maud Har,iwicEe
Chorus. Row Away .-Barcarolle- Campsna,
The Vocal Class
PART SECOND.
Piano duet: The Messenger Brrds.-Schub.rt.
MIss.s Miitie parks and Ida Fer .us0n
Baritone solo Friend of the Brave DIR
Iaicott. MIR. A. ". Smith
Piano solo. Caprice dc Concert Raj.
Prot. Chas. Gimbel
voca, duet: When Golden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss $. NJ. Thompson and SIR. a. ". Smith
Piano solo Fantssie on Obercn .-SidLe
Smith.
Miss Johanna kriehn
Male quarteste: Good Night.
Messrs. Conner. Clnl.s. Mckee and Smith
Chorus: Final DOAOlnpy .-Esth.r.
The Vocal tlss-. assisted bv Aiessrs. Chile.
Conner, Smith and Mckee.
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A CARD.

AM NOW TAKING ORDERS for nil ST.
1 kinds OF nursery stock, for spring de- 04SS
livery, aud will call on the citizens of ~
Lafayette county. during the winter. to -
attend Ia their wants Fifteen years experience
IN fruit growing and the nursery business, ens.
bics me So give valuable Information 10 those In
need Of Fruit. Shade and ornaments Trees,
Hedge Plants. Grape Vines. Small Fruits. Ever
greens AMI Flowers. | lay claim to first class
stock, At re ,sonaole rates and fair dealing To
insure this, the stock Is sele, ted by me, taken
up and packed under my sup. rvisIon. and Is
shipped IN foxes, the roots wrapped in wet
straw and moss. My deliveries III Lexington,
HIgHInsville, Napoleon and Richmond for The
past season have given good satisfaction. | can
be found every Saturday nj Haherkorn's Hotel,
Pine Street. Lexington Missouri.
dcl&w5eow CHAS. TECBSER.
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The Knights OF Pythias Of this city Will
give their annual grand ball At the CONNER
clal Hotel. FRIDAY night. December 27tb.
Committee on recsptIon-J. Il. Davis, DR.. j.
+. HasselI, jon L. Arnold. Frank Nlchol-
son, A.. r. Alexander, =. q. Ludwigs. J. D.
Conner, Ii. ". Winsor. ID. W. Fleet and q.
Is. Daniel. Promenade manugers-Frank
Tr,gg, e. E. Ballard, F. X. Tut. W. b.
Hamlet, l. o. Hays. }. Is. Hook and W. j.
Morrison. Committee on invitation-E. B.
Mckee, c. Bonnell. NJ. ". Conkling, Il. F.
WaddelI and Alexander Barnett. A spien-
did supper will be provided, the knights
will appear In uniform, and everything will
be dons TO make 1t as brilliant an occasion
as was their last ball. 1t is hoped that &
general invitation to all, extended In thi!
notice, will suffice without sending out to
the ladies cards Of invitation. Members o.
neishborIng lodges are cordially requested
to attend. Tickets, 81 each Including supper
Owing to the very inclsment weather las
night the Gold On dramatic company did no
play. Tn nounced plsy." 'Msrls. Or Th'
Woman OF the People," will DO presented
to nlght wttho ut fail.