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Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
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CHEkIfsb SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of Levaria Farias IA me
directed. will be exposed TO Public Sale NJ
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SMILEY ST.
Kept by John J. Dnughcrty, In the city o
Wilmington. New Castle County, Del,
On WEDNESDAY,
THE orH DAY or FNbVEMDEp, A. ID. 1878.
At2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract OF land
situate In the hundred and county Of New
Castle, bounded aud described ~ follows ~
wit: Begin ling Mt a stone corner In line
OF land oi Cams heirs, thence by lanJs Of
said Can mi heirs south 81 degrees % minutes,
east crossing q public road I66 6-l00 percbes to
u stake In the edge Of the branch or ditch.
thence by said branch or ditch south 405. de,
prees west 10 42l00 perches 10 another siake
In said branch or ditch, thence south 2vk de
grees west 10 &-l0 perches 10 corner state iD
the middle of dit h, thence with the middle oi
said ditch south b degrees Is minutes, east
l0l Isl 100 perches to stake on the bank, and
thence the same course To low water mark on
the Delaware river, thence with the top OF
sale bank, northeriy 62 perchee, more or less,
10 the middle OF ditch dividing this from
BENJAMIN Elliot''s Ian In line running {"
low water mark on the Delaware river, be
tween this and said Elliotts land. thence
with said Elli0tts land by the middle OF u
itch, north u degrees west 9l c-l0 perches t'
a corner trea on fast land. thence north IS de-
vrees and Is minutes west ~ 0-l0 perches 10 u
stone, thence north 80 degrees and u minutes
west 81 7s 100 pcrches 70 stake In the middle
of road betwe cen this and Lalnbsoh's land
thence with the middle Of said road south 81
degrees west III 4-l0 perches toa stake, thence
north 2 degrees ~ minutes west with land
l. Fevre's heirs u ~ 100 perches 10 stake,
corner for Cams heir, thence with snid
Cams heirs, north 10 degrees 30 minutes cast
IS l-lO perches 10 stone and place OF begin
ming, containing one hundred and twenty two
acres Of iand, more or less, with two and n
hal storied brick house and brick barn and
other ont buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perly OF John B. Lefevre and Mary hts vile
and /. I. and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRIIBB, Sheriff.
Sherin's office, New Castle, Octoberl7, 1878.
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REPUBLICANS, vote for'Thomas J. Ben
net, for Coroner, tomorrow.
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Sherif's office, !!
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CHERlrF"S SALE.

SHEfifrS . DALE"
By virtue of writ Of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale ut
LAFAYErTE HOTEL, Ai sHIPLEY ST,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the CEp>
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE oTH DAY OF NOVEM BER, A. u. ls7s
At O'Clock, y. In..
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
the buildings thereon erected, situate in the
city Of wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at the intersec-
ton OF the northerly side Of 10th street, with
the northwesterIy side OF Railroad Avenue
lat 80 feet wide) thence westerly along said
side OF 10th street, 1856 feet to stake, thence
northerly parallel with Claylnont street. by u
new line dividing this from other land Of the
said Evan g. StOtsenburg 238 feet W the south.
westerly side of Vandever Avenue, thence
along the said side Of Vandever Avenue In Il
southeasterIy direction 354 feet inches To u
stake in the middle Of the Marsh road, thence
ives, q feet and one half inch to the north
westerly side of said Railroad Avenue, thence
thereby sOuthwesterly 100 feet 10 inches o the
place OF beginning, he the conter t. Thereof
what they may. The Improvements thereon
consist ola large brick machine shop for the
manufacture OF bolts, nuts, Ac., In the black
smith shop engine and boiler house, offict
and store room attached, together with rail
road siding, stables sheds, and other build
| ings thereon.
| Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Evan @. Stotsenburg and Mary l.
his wife, and Joseph q. Rowland and Susai
his wife, and Mahlon b. Stotsenburg and
Ellen ]. his wife and I. /. e, and TO be sold BY
| ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherif's office New Castle. October II, 1878
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

DRoPERTY TO RENT
L by
JOHN W. WHIT M AN,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING
AGENT,
NO. 2 WEST FOURTH STREET,
WILMiHaT DEL.
Dwelling Houses rented or sold on reasona
Dle terms. The renting and selling Of farmt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
CHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFs SALE
BY virtue OF writ Of Levaria Facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l SHIPLEY ST.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OFNOVEMBBR, A. D., 1878,
At2 O'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situated IN the City of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described a. follows, TO witt
BEGINNING at the intersection formed by the
line Of the westerly side Of Scott street with
the line Of the northerly side Of Fourteenth
street, thence westerly seventy.f five feet TO n
corner, thence n0rtherly parallel with Scott
street Isl feet TO the southerly side Of Ford
street vt 50 feet vide. thence easterly by s,id
side of Ford street and parallel with
Fourteenth street 10 feet to the said westerly
side OF Scot. street, and thence thereby south.
erly i6i feet to the place Of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as The pro
perty of Passmore H. Mitchell and Adsllne
Els Wife, and I. t., and to be sold BY
ISAAC HRURB, Sheriff.
SheriTs flee, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1873.
! Oct2S
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04

VWEN N. HINN,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE.
Teacher OF Painting and drawing In all
It's branches including free hand, OBJ cct,
perspective and mechanical. Pupils In the
In Public schools can take Lessons alter school
hours, to those preieritng lessons ut houses
will be given. Portraits painted In tho finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those 0tjecting TO sitting . photo will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. All
kinds Of
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner
Terms reduced and very moderate.
REYKREsCK.-H.S >. MCCoMB, X. X. ROB-
iHsoH 4 Co., and J. b. TAsTuN, M. ID.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
Found at Last.

Messrs. Ballard IL Wilson, who have dealt
largely In mixed paints for several years,
nave, during that time, tried many Kinds
which were highly recommended, but which
DID not give exact and entire satisfaction TO
themselves or their customers. Al last.
they nave f0undj just the article they have
been IN search Of so long, and now offer
'ane, Calvert Il Cos Mixed Paints, of apy
desired color, put up in packages measuring
from one quart to forty gallons, AS q saving
70 the purchaser Of twenty per cent, and
guaranteed. for either outside or inside
work. TO give entire satisfaction, or tie MONEY
"ht 6srJunded. This they are authorized
TO do by the manufacturer and VIII be
carried out to tbs letter. The Vape. Calvert
" Cos. paints are composed of the best
materials Known to the trade. the principal
ingredients being oxide of zine. pure white
ieao' without acids, and pure iInseed oil,
which are made to unite with other mate
riais. adding greatly to the durability.
beauty and strength OF the paint mixed
ready for the brush, and will not crack pee,
blister or chalk of. 1t works equally as
well on wood. brick, stone or iron, and as
well over other paints, upon old work as
new. This paint is cheaper than any other. |
aud 1t Is ready for immediate use from
the package IN which it is furnished, thus
causing u saving OF time and labor I'm mix
Ing. Adding to thisf fact that it covers one.
third more surface than ordinary paint, with
the same body and finish, makes 1t the most |
economical paint In the market. Recollect.
every package warranted as represented, or
money refunded. For sale in Lexington.
only by Ballard d Wilson, at Lumber Yard.
on Main Street, directly opposite Dutch
Row. mc,otr J
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Democratic Primary Elec,ion

Inc following are the names OF candid ale
SUBJECT 10 the primary election, and tn,
onnces TO which they aspire.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES district: Richar,
a. Collins.
h'presentatIve-western district: Henr,
Z. Chiles. Alex. A.. Lesueur, Joseph d
Shewaltcr.
Sheriff: George NJ. Mountjoy. BENJAMIN
Elliott. Arnold +. Winsnr.
Collector: Putnam .Fulkersop. William
A. Redd.
treasurer: Benjamin Il. Ireland.
Assessor: Edwin X. Barnett, Calvin Rice
ROY FRANK NJ. Field, Linn g.. Gordon,
Zach 5. Mitchell, William G. White.
county Clerk: VIM. b. Steele. VIM. w.
Shroyer.
Circuit Clerk: Frank Trigg, Henry f..
harhsdale, George Is. Wren.
prosecuting Attorney: John S. Black well.
Recorder: Jacob ID. Conner, W. C..
O'Rcar.
Presidias Justice County Court: John
\. Prather.
Associate Justice County Court-eastern
district; James w. Harrison, William C..
Beatie, John f.. Corder.
Associate Justice County Cour,-westeru
uiStrlct: X. a. Barnett, John Is. Mcdonald.
Coroner: John ID. Williams.
Inc representative and Judicial districts
are Inc same. The eastern district is COM
posed Of Dover, Middleton, Freedom and
DAVIS townships. The western district, T.,
composed Of Clay, Lexington. Washington
and Snl-a-Bar townships.
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Judges and Clerks of the Primary
ROOMS DEMOCRATIC EXEC. CON-
lENTNETnN Nn I.t. 49,

ROOMS DEMOCRATIC EXEC. Com. J
Mo-, July l, 1873. I
Al meeting OF the Lafayette count,
democratic executive committee, held thu
uay' the following judges and clerks wer,
appointed for the primary election. to h,
held on the 9th day of July, 1873:
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
dreenton-M. NJ. Robinson, j. f. Gibson
Paschat Gibbs. judges.
Nspoleon-J. S. Renick, f. l.. Fishback,
George W. Grub. judges.
"elIinSton-JoSiah Mann. Daniel Bates
lho~. R'dins-, Judges.
L~ENINGToN TOWNSHIP.
C"~urthouse-.Ino. McKinnon. Ino. Afford
James Peak, judges.
V TOWNSHIP.
~povcr-llarvey Mallory. John Wheatlev.
Nelson Fox. judges. Harvey PlAttenburg,
William VIM. clerks.
Page city,. q. Webb. w. A. Mcqueen,
Joseph Page, judges. Samuel Downing.
John Walker, clerks.
MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP.
"a'frIy-C. }. Lewis. c. Catron, Horace
"aihraith, judges. d. A. Barr, T.. NJ. Lake,
clerks.
row NSHIP.
Au!lville-Capt. W. a. Thornton. John
w. Brown, S. j. F~itzgeral, judges. ID. F.
Greenwood. John santimier, clerks.
DAVIS TOWNSHIP.
HigginsviIle-Phil. Ayers, p. Is. Hudson.
George Osborne, Judges. S. f. Patterson,
John Livengood. clerks.
Schoolingville John Higgins, Herman
hllnsenburS, W. f. Finch. judges. A
Rhodes, d. Y. Prigrnore, clerks.
WASHINGTON TowNNHIp.
Whestiey's School House-Cspt James
A. X. Leeper, DIR. G. W. Boutou.
William Thomas. Robt. Landlord
clerks.
"olfenbsrser's School House Robert
A. d. Barnett, J. j.. Browning.
Judges. Alex. Frakes, A. K. Patterson.
SSI-A-BAR township,
Mount Hopper. 4. Russell, +. f. Barnett.
H. I. Armstrong, judges. T. 5. McChes-
ney, NJ. q. Wood, clerks.
Andrews Store-J0hn Sanders. F.. f
Mccormick. II. Z. Armstrong. judges. is.
McChesney, ~ q. Wood. clerks.
WIN. YOUNG, Chairman.
d. rLETCHER GRoEES. Sec'y. pro TEN.
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Stock Notes.

DIR. T. NJ. Shores. orch,,s, uu, COL, r..
day. Jnly 81. to Mr.. Mcclure. of JoIa.n q,
fat hogs. a, q. 70. "
Shull 4 Elliott. so,d ,ur. -,
Schneider. 4 head of ca,,,a . AZ upp.e
cents. ~
Robert Parker sold. June .,b 70 smi,, 8
Hamlet, 4 head of cattle. 4 an non,,s !"
cents.
Brownsville Races. July 4th First race.
Best three in five; for horses who had ney.r
'eateh $50; purse Of $500; $3.50 to first horse.
sio" 10 second horse. and $50 to third horse.
Entered: Ella "oodson, b. m, by james
n''iy'oi lexington; Jno- II. Bolts. by Charles
rra't, ei se"ai'a; Dick Mayor, by A. McSkim-
" Hl'n'on' Dora r., by ii. b. Henekin. of
oe"ai'a' FIRST heat: Ella Woodson. first; Jno.
!" h'''', second; Dora F., third; Dick Naylor,
i'ur'"; tune zt3's. Dick Nsylor Withdrawn.
second neat Jno. NJ. Bolts, first; Ella Wood
sol second Dora F., third; time : 40. Third
"ea' d d. h"tts' hrsti Ella Woodson. sec
Un'' noras.' third; time 9i os. Fourth heat:
Ell" "'odson. frst; Jno. 81. Bolts, second,
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Further Reduction of Prices.

believing it to be the best policy always
to dispose of such goods as may be left over
before anew season opens, | now offer the
residue of my stock of medium and liyht
garments at an or
PRICES.
1t has been acknowledged by those who
have been accustomed to favor me with their
patronage That my good>-as regards their
getting up. the making and trimmings, in
'act III every notwithstanding be exceIled.
ana 10 those who have not dealt with me
heretofore, all that | ask is u fair trial, when
'heS VIII have an opportunity OF convincing
themselves a. to the IIGH STANDARD OF NV
garments, by which they will find them to
be the HEST and CHEAPEST in the MARKET.
HENRY SINAUER,
Star Clothing House.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
A Concert.

EDITOR lSrELLIGENCER - Please an
hounce In four paper that there will be .
concert given at the new Methodist church
two aud u halfmiIe south ofMsyvlew, onJuI,
IL; doors open at 8 O'Clock, p. M conducted
oS frots. Parker. Jones, Bradley, Snyder
anu o'hers' comprising the best musica
talent In the neishborhood. Proceeds ofthe
concert TO be used for furnishing the house
All are respectfully invited TO attend. We
nope that the community In general will aid
us IN this good work BY giving US the small
sum OF fifty cents. which Is the admittancs
lee. Children half price. Yours. &c,
THOS. SORFIERT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
Genuine Bargains Examine and
Sea,

One piece Buff Grape Marette worth IC
cents for 10 cents.
Twenty yards Green Silk Stripe LIlse
POplln worth 10 cents for 10 cents.
twenty yards Buff Silk Stripe L.lIse Poplin
worth 81 cents for 10 cents.
Two pieces Red Table Linen worth GA
cents for 80 cents.
Twenty yards Black Striped Grenadine
worth 10 cents for 20 cents.
One piece Black Striped Grenadine worth
10 cents for 10 cents.
twenty-five Mems Unlaundrieu white
shirts. made up, for G5 cents.
twenty-five boxes Ladies' Paper Cuffs,
beautiful goods, for 20 cents.
"A large lot OF SIX and Lace Ties from 10
cents TO 90 cents. w. G. MCCAUSI.aND.
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Mo. Pacific Railway Excursion.

commencing June BIRD, the Missouri
Pacific Railway will sell on each SATURDAY
during the ummer months, ROUND rKII
EXCURSION tickets from Lexington TO all
points on the Lexington Branch and return
al Two and one half t2ij cents per mile each
way. These tickets will be good two q,
days from date of sale,
by this arrangement parties can leave
Lexington Saturday night. remain over
SUNDAY Al sweet Springs, and return Mon
oay morning, arriving at Lexington at $50
a. IN. For tickets and further Information
call on Z. Ben Russell, ticket agent Mo-. p.
railway. J.. f. FOWLER,
Jun22tf Acting Gen. Passenger Agt.
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County Grange.

Notice Is hereby given to all member Of
Lafayette county grange. that lis next recu-
lar meeting will be heid in The city of Lex
ihgton.o OF Tuesday, july 9TH, commencing
1t II O'Clock. Il. m. All members. both
male and female, are earnestly requested to
be present and promptly AT the hour named
HENRY {. CuILES. Master.
IL EErEILSaN 49,
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Religious.

Kew. II u. Williams will preach at the Meth
oiis; church in this city Tomorrow morning AN,
evening.
Rev Geo. Leyburn viii preach ut the rrr-hy
Ierian church in this city Tomorrow moruip,
and evening.
Services ut the Christian church tomorrow
morning ami evening at TIE usual hours. l.,
Elder Hughes.
There wall he services at the Episcopal church
tomorrow morning and afternoon, Eyy. j. W
Dunn officiating.
Key. James NJ. CLANCY Will lrr.,cl. at tn,
Presbyterian church, IN IIgGlnsvillr. ,,-mor
TOW morning and evening. The sacrament o.
tie Lords suppe, VIII be administered at the
close OF the morning service.
br. iaihlrd viii preach IN the Baptist church
10 HIprrow morning and night. In the morning
%" ''lh" difficulties 10 be encountered in h,.
coming IA chrIstiun. =" In the evening o, ,.rn,
fault and chastiscmcni Of Moses.
There Will be a concert given for the h.neGr ,f
the church, by TIE M.iiIod!sGs, at their church.
two and a half miles south Of Mavvl-w. Thurs
DAY, July ii. ISIS. Abundance, 80 cents; chill
drrn half price. a fuller notice Will be found
elsewhere.
III" United Presbyterian church rruort for
the year ending May /. nity-sIN presbvteples.
6tI ministers, demonstrations, :, els menh,r-
and In, Sur,,v ..,..,. -,
scholars. total r,rhu,;,aI, "n'
| were So. alO.
During the past wear there ,v,s
through the pstrur.,L,.
| OF the PRESBYTERIAN churcb ~. ,nn.sh,"
3D. sabbath s,ho,ls yivirr go, = 80,
sch.,Is ,or,, '"' VI i.oi-
NV ''''ee'eu Win the missionary work Of
that church. embracing l2+ g2l children
The rain of last sunday ,r.,.n,nI ,,..
bo,d in ,nI IT,, n"o''" 'Ap'clea L"
returned to those who ho,ch, go 9 e."
impossible TO tell when such . m..,i,, oa,,I, J..
held. 1t was Il great disappointment I, ,h,s.
who intended going. especially TO the larr.
number OF children.
.'nA" i"f u h'e cent testament issued
!, ,ns Lad ,o,ha Soc'e'y IL 8" great that
,hr,rano,, ,Le~ no"S'"" copies a day
list has b.eu ,iontcJ in 49,, !" price
LEGATIONS of the society ,re gre.,,r - r ~"
receipts for MAY wer. a.. sss. co,ios g."
turs Issued, 1a4, Os7.
The Indebtedness of the four principsl mi,
s'"nary organizations of ,hi. country are As ,o,-
lows. american Baptist Missionary Union,
'''o'' ifesoytefian Board Of Foreign Mis-
800 '",,"'' heiorhlei foreign Missions,
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BILL OF PRICES FOR Cash .

tafulhS inils. So.
Cardins. Spinning and Keeling Yarn. -
Making White Flannel, per yd ,.....,.... -
Making Cosored Flannel, per yd. ........ 30
furnish double warp, color, card, spin
anu weave Jeans, peryd :......-...... 30
Card, spin ard weave Blankets, per pair. q 90
clrti, SPIN, weave, scour and finish
Blankets, per pair.......... w 3 10
lard. spin, double and twist Stocking
Yarn, per n ~
We make Ia wards of Jeans, 50 inches WIDE
ana weighing II ounces Ia the varl. to the Mound
yard wide, TO the pound, and it shall wrirh :
ounces per yard. Ii takes 10 lbs of wool Tor a
par OF blankets weighing from ; TO -, NJ. . fin
ished. In Card!ng Rolls and Spinning Yarn We
whit l Id. OF grease 10 5 Tbs. of WOOL: or we
'harSe a cent a pound extra. In making goods
we iufhish whateyer is wanted. In working
WOOL on shares, We taIe Onc-half lur working
The Other; in cardIng rolls. we take onr-fifth,
all-Vllii Z. /. WEN \ SON.
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New Wheat Flour.

The Star Mills are now grinding the new
wheat crop, and u fun supply of splendid
hour Will be kept constantly ON hand. Try
1t. WM T. krpp,,r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
Great Bargains.

10 make room for fall goods, | am offer.
Ing my stock OF spring and summer goods
at cost for the next so days.
july6tf CE Cops
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Choice Sewing Machines.

Domestic, st. John and Singer sewing
machines. the three leading machines OF
the world, for sale at
jeltf C.. g..
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FINAL ~SETTLEMENT

NoIioE Il hereby gwen to all persona ipt.r
~ cstcd, that The undersigned. adinini.tra,nSaa
me e'tatr OF Margaret {. Smith, deceased. has
!iLtH ms exhibit anl will apply TO MAKE
hhai settlement OF tn" sand estate at Tho nc,1
,,rm OF The Probate court OF Lafayette copptv
Missouri, to be begun and held 4; the cour,borse
IN Inc city of i.rNlngtnn, on the secnn,i Won,
ny N August next, ISIS S. +. SMITH
~'"Se~.~.-.. -.-.. administrator.
lure ui the institution. The whole :"
bple being the rulers in the state no one IN
SIS can be looked 10 to shape the n.i
rse of events 1t is not the intelli- n''
t and the virtuuus only, whose will III !t'
ts, hu. the ignorant and the vicious 'hs 1
o are at liberty to express their voices
h the Test The very worst class OF " ~
Zens as well rs the best, contribute one
il pat to that aggregate political ~.
sntity which constitutes the popular :t'
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Personal.

be sure to attend kriehn & Wilkcr's grand
e,earance sale if in want OF dry goods of sny
A'"". julyGt3.
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FOR SALE

Enitahl farms in Lafayette and ~
A>oachhoh couhiirs, MO. Large stock $3.50
OF groceries 10 exchange for a well I'M b5
proved farm near Lexington. viii ex- -
chanSt u highly improved Texas farm. we'll
stocked with cattle, work stock and farm ilppIe.
on or address. A " N"'
Zeal Estate and Insurance Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
10 THE LADr>S.

1oIIIE LADIES'
\ NEW and improved machine, that ,plu,,,.s
new principles, recently naicnt,'I ~ 'U,1ea
hlacturer-, and they have added all IN. r,aI i'm i'm
io,Invn' h"o"h 10 the sewing machine art, US
A sELF-SETTING
"hIch cannot he SET wrong, viii lr r,,9ru;,o,
- ~, Improvement IN the right dir, ton Thr
' .nt Il s'!i-seltlns IN every sense "i In. word
,nu Is mol dependent on Il mark on lie nr,,Iir,
'if' as IA other machines.
THE AUTOMATIC TENSION.
Mheh once properly regulated. VIII rsr.fy need
:, r 'tahsrd: ami. a. II general r.f,. ls. whole
ram. OF itInily sewing can he d0u,.yI.rnnr nv
,i'hs' oil tension whatever. TIA. mi, - oh,
c cnI,' ny nicely adjusted spring, r,.. viii ar-
themselves 10 The Size o! ;sr,tI usr..
A DEVICE.
whereby the hnhbIn can IA. ,,o,rt ,
M 'i' 't''.i'h'- lbs saves uHu..,...I. w.Yr
~ inc machine, and nrthIca,iiug ami r.,. wing
filled. '' IT, "o'is
IT HAS MORE Rosu
u'i''ef III" ann than any Other innul, .,,y,,r ma
'ii;,r. ana 'tti"r,is unusual iacilitlrs for dining
All Kinds "i work. a
DIAL FOR REGu.ar.yc
The length "f stitch, which enables ma. o,,,
TO readily ascertain the icagtu o.! s,,i.l. ,,,E',,,
l'7'lhS previous 10 conii,r ncluc WORT y, nfhcr
machine has This handy device.
oPEN-iiEAD CYLINDER SI,tfrIE
mmIi'iiS II bob"in. that carries one-lpurrn NOR.
l''i'''i IMAM any other. Their. Is lur .r,. h,i..
threaded shuttle IN Use.
AHJU>TABILII YOF
Al tfie parts are ma'ie adjustable, 50 in.f ..I,s,
,"'''" - rom long usage, can hc .a,,i, taken
Up. ini' VIII save the expense of iurl5rltIng
tmr fiite. IA" machine cannot Toe pu. oui OF
'ihie unless some part l. broken.
BILITX,
In the construction of the New y.,a. , ,,a
matter Of durability has been c]arelniIy r%ons,'ie
cred, All the working parts are m.rir 81 .tn,
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BAPTIST Female COLLEGE,
A. +. FLEET, A. M. PRESET
IEkISIIDS
T'ht NEAr SESSION BEGINS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1878,

10. ON 49,. Buiiiings enlarged three times
Within two years TO accommodate iucrrsse uf
PUPILS. Furnished throughout; with gas. Ac-
communications ample for SEVENTY = FIVE
i''ti'iofit>. Faculty consists OF eleven thor
".Sniy trained and experienced teachers. Fs-
.ia'i'S Tor Instruction in music and art unsur-
ssaSSa i IL th' west Board and tuition 800 to
SEph year. send for Il catalogue.
lul6yI A + EIEIr pr.s,