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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
Gen. John G. Fremont Appointed
Governor Of Arizona.
Progress Of the Bannock Indian War.
Spencer Fires Resolution into the Senate.
The Committee to Investigate Matthew
Connection With tho Alleged Elec-
tOral Frauds.
FOREIGN.
THE NINE EXPLOSION.

London, June 8.-The explosion in
Evans coal mines, Haydock, yesterday oc-
Cured at eleven in the morning. The
Wood Pit colliery consists of two mines, the
Ravenshread and Florida. The explosion
was confined to the last named. The men
went to work at six a. m. The condition of
the mine had been examined as usual, and
ten minutes before the disaster it was to all
appearances safe. There were 250 men in
the Wood Pit colliery, eighteen in the
Ravenshead. and the remainder in the Flor
ida mine. The men in the Ravenshead
were got out Immediately. One died, and
the others were much affected by after
damp. The two mines were connected by
tunnel, and it was in the working OF the
FLORIDA m'ne beyond the tunnel that the ex-
ploslon occurred. II Is the general op,n'on
Ina. every man ~ una. o, the n'ne 10 oeaa;
Aplo'e.s ''"uu w.: :,' e"'s ee'I' ooHs VI ueu any
morse ." every sue; lear.n'.y oIrn' '1 anu
!luel'.,e. s.s'"s es"'e''se VI ."e e,u uienu"
lolcs VI '"s M Ny "''o" "a s',a. ''',l ~ coi1
,I,a ,,,;na ,-a ,orL;n,, jar AMI ,;,tht an'
Je,vor;ny tn re,c,, the Mac. whore no,, .nf
tia hoj;,.s ara sn,n,r.nJ IN liz Gre,t
crow,ls of nan women and ch;iJron have
,ssembled in the vicinity Of the nit. and the
oninion nrevaiis that nearly every family in
tho villa.e o Of H,viock ha, suffered the loss
of one or more Of its members Nonovdcr
w,s msad in the minrs The manaoer Of
the nine went down the shaft. with five men
after the cxplosion and finding number Of
men at tle bottom. living on their faces.
opened tho ycntilatipg doors. and thus saved
the lives Of eighteen men. In the Raven.
shead mine, the bodies already found are all
ihnch u's.,sureoI 4. Will pFopao'y oe 1ays
exnlorcrs have suffered greatly. and have
Ind to be constantly relieved. A large staff
of doctors are being in attendance. Crowds
of women surround ,he nit since the ex plo-
sion weeninu and beprino for news from
tho ernlnrers Int on The whole M nile are
very quiet and orderly.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
Belgrade, June S.-Thc Servians con-
tinuc with energy their military prcpar-
ations. while making efforts to obtain al
mission to the congress.
GOING TO THE CONGRESS.
london, June S.-Lord Beaconsfeld has
started lor beriln 10 attend the congress. Inc
roree apPe''rs 10 nave y'e!ue.i !" .ne uenanus =
,or anu'", r. 'u1 mas NO. ,1r '"s rs surrender o.
,.,: arna. ~. n".s'a ;, oh'y, W. ~ ueilany
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE PURcHAsING AND DEPOT c. s., }
Room 15, Headquarters Building,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May q,

oT. TAULs hdIIlIl., nIdy ~ lcto'
CEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will be
- received by the undersigned at this Office, un-
IL II o'clock a. M Thursday, June ls, 1873, for
less Of heifers, and cows. viz: Two hundred
(2lOl head at Yankton, D. I.
These cattle must not be lees than two nor more
than four years old, and OF American stock, sound
healthy, and well formed animals Of average size
All classes Of Wild Cattle, including "Chero-
kce" and Texas" will be rejected. Cattle to
be received subject to rigid inspection, by an
officer of the army, or such other person as may
be designated for the purpose.
Proposals will also be received for any number
less than the whole specified. Delivery to be
completed by August lst, 1873.
Prompt payment may be expected.
L. Il. GIBBS, A. d. G.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, June 8.
Money-3c
Gold--1.0Osc.
stocks-strong and higher.
Governmcnts-frm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
FIRES.
srrAMER DESTROYED.

st. Louis, June s.-Just before 3o'clock
this morning, Ere broke out in the upper
works Of the steamer Exchange, lying at the
Northern Line wharf boat, entirely destroy
ing that part Of the boat. Tho Exchange
was PiItsburg steamer, and vas % lsavs
for that place to-day. The loas il said 70 b
$4,000; insurance not ascestaiusd. Gauss
Of he Gre unknown.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08

Stocks-strong and higher.
Governmcnts-frm.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June s.
WHEAT-s@2i higher; hard, 1.O7; No.
l. 1043c; No. 2, 1.O2 for cash esjc for
July; 92c for August No. 8, Gle.
CoRN-frm; SAC
OArs-234c.
RYE-52! !c.
BARLEY-01c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June s.
WHEAT-strong and higher; 1.0O3c for
cash; 95s@96c for July T; rejected, 90c.
CoRN-6rm and higher; 36ac for cash !;
37sc for July.
OArs-6rm and higher; 23!c for cash /;
243c for July.
RYE-523c.
BARLEY-49ac.
PoRK-strong and higher; 9.00lc for
cash; 9.0Osc for July; 9.523@9.55 for Au-
gust.
LARD-strong and higher; $50 for cash !;
6.s5@6.90 tor July; 6.95 for August.
ALcoHoI-333c.
WHISKY. .O4c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June 8.
WuEAr-spring, l@2c better; winter &c
better No. 2, spring, June, LIP bid.
RYE-6rm.
CoRS-l@l3c better; 4s@4e}c.
BARIHY-dull.
OArs-quiet; receipts, 62,0O0; sales, a..
900; 27@Sl3c for mixed western 29l l@35e
for white.
PoRK-6rmer; lO.lo@lo.26.
LARD-6rn 7.00@7.a5.
l WsmY-l.O7lc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Found at Last,

Messrs. Ballard i Wilson, who have dealt
largely In mixed paints for several years,
have during, that lime, tried many kinds
which were highly recommended but which
did not give exact and entire satisfaction to
themselves or their customers. At last.
they have found just the article they have
been In search OF 81 long. and now offer
Vane, Calvert h Cos Mixed Paints, OF any
desired color, put up In packages measuring
from one quart to forty gallons. as a saving
to the purchaser OF twenty per cent, and
guaranteed, for either outside or inside
work, to give entire satisfaction, or the monsy
,ciN be refunded. This they are authorized
to 30 by the manufacturers and Will be
carried out to the letter. The Vane, Calvert
& Co.'S. paints are composed OF the best
materials known to the trade, the principal
ingredients being oxide OF zinc, pure white
lead. without acids, and pure linseed oil,
which are made To unite with other mate
rials, adding greatly to the durability,
beauty and strength of the paint mixed
ready for the brush, and Will not crack peel,
blister or chalk of. 1t works equally as
we'll on wood, brick stone or iron. aud rs
we'll over other paints. upon old work rs
new. Thus paint Is cheaper than any other,
and 1t is ready for Immediate use from
the package In which 1t y furnished, thus
causing = saving Of time ant labor In mix
ing. Adding to this fact ths it covers one
third more surface than ordinary paint, with
the same body and finish, make: Il The most
economical paint In the market. Recoliect,
every package warranted as represented. or
money refunded. For suls in Lexington.
only by Ballard-A Wilson, at Lumb,r Yard,
on Main Street, directly opposite Dutch
Row n9tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Proceedings of Criminal Court.

State VS.. Dick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dies
motion to DEMONSTRATION sustained.
Stale Va. Henry snlth-hurxlaTy ID degree
prosecuting attorney enters nolle pro.equi.
Grand jury present bill State VS.. John Martin
IA, Ignored.
Grand jury repor. indictments against VIM.
Hou-ley, grand larceny, anu William II. Allen.
obtaining money uni-r false pret-nse.
J. l.. Peak enrolled az attorney.
State VS.. Charles +. Leyner, grand larceny
tried by jury verdict. not guilty.
State VS.. Frank MIller-attachment ordered
for Edward GIlchrist and ZAcE. VIM.
State vs.. Vim. II. Allen-defendant mraigned
plea Of not ~guilty-defeni mt having TO aitor-
ney. Richari Field appointed by court AS
counsel for Defendant.
State vs. Housl.y grand iarceny-iefendant
arraigned-ples of not xulIty-A. j. Hall ap-
pointed counsel 10 defend.
state vs. WIN. Freenan-cause taken up for
trial-Jury, VIM. L.auderdai-. f. I. Lee, Robt.
iludnali. Moses Arson. Il l.. BarksIale, VIM.
stewart. Thos. W. Barnes. II. ". ConkIlng,
Geo. Landlord. Geo. Du.ky. Jas. Martin and
George Schooling. Jury failed 10 agree, and
are discharged.
J. y. Southern enrolled as attorney.
State vs.. Frank Mil!er-Iuurder LIST degree
defendant files affidavit for Continuance Oh
grounds OF absent witness, and the.cup0n pros,
ecuting attorney agreeing that the sbseuj
witness If present would testify to the facts dis.
closed in said affidavit and agreeing that ssil
facts be received as the testimony of sale
witness. application OVerruied. excepted to,
whereupon a panel OF forty are empanneled AL,
challenged. and cause entered luto.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Religious.

Elder Hughes will preach at Sc ialia next
Tuesday night.
Regular services at tho Methodist CT ureh to-
morrow morning and evening.
Robert L.. AcHatton will preach in the
Christian church at Mt. Hope next Lords day.
Rev. Andrew Stern will preach. IN German,
at the Baptist church, Tomorrow afternoon at
3o'clock.
Rev Geo. Lryburn will preach IN the P,esby-
terrain church. in this city. tomorrow morning
and evening.
Regular seryices at the Episcopal church to-
moro " morning AMI afternoon. and morning
services Al so'clock every day during the week.
Rev. DR.. Iaibird will preach in the Baptist
church t" morrow morning and nignt. Text
for the morning sermon, Song OF Solomon. "a;
subject, Love of Christ in redemption.
Preaching at the Christian church tomorrow
morning and evening by Elder Hughes. The
morning sermon will he on The sins of INV
brethren-the use and abuse OF money" In the
evening he will discuss the Difference between
us and the Aethodists."
COUNTY MEETING.
The meeting of the elders and preachers OF tn.
Christian churches, OF this county, convened in
the Christian church OF this city on Tuesday
evening ut = O'Clock. Members We're present
from the churches Of Aullville, IIlgglnsville,
Wellington. Gre-n,on, Mt. Hone and Lxxing-
ton. ON account of the muddy roads but two
churches of of the railroads were represented.
The iultowing preachers were present: Elders
j A. Mediation. Wellington; - Murphy,
Greenton; j. l.. Warren. HigginsviiIe; j. II.
Hughes. Lexington. and j. A. Lord, of Clay
county. Mr.. S. 5. Benton represented Auli-
Vile. and Mr.. Jno Hammond. Sit. Hope.
Dr. w. A (,orion of this city nr.si,i.t quar-
the deliberations Of the meeting. and J. l. War
rea uctcd as secretary.
The programme committee reported the fol-
lowing programme Tor we,lnssday's discussion:
l. 1.-The relation OF the Sunday School to the
conversion Of the world" j. A. Lord. Of Clay
county.
2. 'Hsw to increase the piety and Zeal Of the
members Of the body OF Christ" J. l.. War
rem, spsakar.
The discussion Of the iirst question occupied
the morn ing session, aud was engaged in by all
the members present.
A committee OF the following gentlemen WAS
appointed to prepare q programme and decide
upon the time and place Of next meeting: J. A.
Mediation, J. l.. Warren and ). McDsIiels.
The meeting closed Wednesday night, All
feeling much pronttei by the dis cusslonsa and the
heartfelt e1hortations they had heard. Much
good has resulted from the meeting aud those
present look forward with interest aud pleasure
to the county meeting. II is expected that all
the churches will be represented. The church
IN this city did q great deal to entertain the
visiting members. and regretted very much that
more of their brethren and sisters could not
attend. Elder Lord preached Monday aud
Wednesday, nights. Mr.. Lord is an eloquent
m.n. = forcible aud practical preacher, and all
were pleased with his sermons. klier Warren
spoke Tuesday night, and his words Of love and
eXhortntion reached many hearts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Benefit Concert to the Lexington
Silver Cornet Band.

In rsspons TO a very complimentary call,
two weeks ago in the Intsiligencsr,
the Lexington Silver Coruet band Will give
a grand classic and humorous concert nj
Hagen's Opera House. Thursday night,
March 2lst, assisted by Mrs. Swan Cover.
Miss Katie Hollis, Miss Belle Graves, Miss
Beta 3oyakin, Messrs. Chas. Gimbel, Jos.
L.. Thomas and j. D.. Conner. 1t Is sea rcely
necessary for US to speak of the characte r OF
the music which will be furnished. as our
readers know that whatever Is attsmp ted
by the ladies' and gentlemen who Will carry
out the programme, Will be well done. The
baud has been liberal In It's assistance at con-
certs for the benefit OF musical friends aud for
charitable purposes. and apart from the
intrinsic merit OF the concert which they
have arranged deserve to have a full house.
We hope every lover Of music in The CON-
munity will attend. We present the pro-
gramme below:
PART First.
dedication symphony -. +. Burden
Lexington tOrnet Band
Male Quartet;e: ''Ihe Farmer ana his Boys.p
Messrs Conner. ChII-s, T omHs ami smith
Piano Solo. Paraphrasc de Concert on oh
Uncle Ned
Prof. Chas Gimbrl
Vocal Solo: 80, Italy. Thou Cherished Land. ;
-Att!lia. by Verdi.
Mrs. Swan Cover
Solo and Chorus 1.-THE old Cottage Home
Messrs. Smith, Thomas. Ct,iles and Conner.
Vocal solo: Come INTO the Garden. Maud Bal e
Miss Katie Hollis
.'Brannigan's Band, - solo and chorus. IN CHAR
acter.
rARr SECOND.
Grand Fantasia.
Lexington Cornei Band
Vocal Solo: con, Fair Dove, Oh. Fond Dove
"A. =. Gatty
Miss Belle Graves
Solo and Chorus: ----
Me.srs Conner. Cniles. Thomas and Smith
Vocal Solo: Andsnte, Adagio and AillgreitO
from | Puritnni.
Misa Betta Boyakin
Character Sketch: Hemmrd In
Male Quartetie: "VOices of the Night
Mcssrs. Conner, Chlies. Thomas and Smith
Grand Finale: An Ethiopian sketch. THE Tw
BlackRoses 'The cast of character will b
given In our next Issue.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
High School.

Distinguished pupils OF the High school
for the month Of February Jessie Grant,
Birdie Allen, Louise Ne hl, Hattie Keller
Lottie Taubman. Maggie Spears, Alonzo
Seawell, Ida Morath, Fred Fischer, Annie
Taubman, Robt. Campbell, Willie Rathbun,
Frank Adamson.
TT, following ars dis tinsuished pupils
from the second and third grades OF the
Second Ward School-Miss TeluIah X. Bair,
Teacher
Albert Weber, Hortense Heathman, Mary
Weber, Charles Spears, Lee McGrew Alex.
Logan. Edwin kyland, Emma Hoffman, aud
Fannie Hall.
Pupils, to get distinction, mu,t have AZ
average standing Of nins,y-h,e per cent. II
'c"olargh'p, depoFtAeBt and a%ttsadaDDs.
Jr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

As q protection agsinst counterfeits the pres
elt proprietors have patented the likeness of
DR.. A. z. simmons, the originator of Summons
Liver Medicine. as q trade mark. Hereafter the
original and only genuine DR.. A. =. simmons
Liver Medicine will be put up in yellow wrap
pers with his likeness upon each package and
b~ottle-noue other genuine. Beware of Counter
feits aud INSCRIPTIONS persons offering You
other preparations. For sale by J. A. Quar:es
Il Co. ID. ". b. TevIs and Theu. GosewIsch.
NJ. A. THEDFORD Il 20. Sole Prop'rs.,
Janl2ml Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East Indian
missionary the formula of n simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and
all Throat and Lung affections, also u positive
and radica! cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints. after having thoroughly test
ed Its wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases. feels it his duty TO nuke it known TO his
suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent irse oil
charge, to all who desirx it. with full direction
for preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper. DR.. J. c. STONE,
~ North Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pennsyl-
yApIa. OcI2.-Gm.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
An tlEaAHT PREPARATION

Designed to meet the public want for a harmless
hair dressing and restorative is found IN Parker's
Hair Bslsam. 1t acts like magic. IN cling
at the very roots, removes Dandrun and si
humors from the scalp. and pever fails 70 yestor re
gray or faded hair to its original youthful color
and beauty. Falling hair is immediately checked
by It's use, sud 1t produces u growth Of beautiful
young hair, soft. glossy and lu1uriant. that sur
prises ev cry one. These properties added to it
exquisite perfume and purity OF composition.
render it the growing favOrite OF tho toilet table
every where. Blu a bottle Of Your druggist, II.
W. B. Tevs. LeIington. Mo-. aud test Its
merits.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Skating.

The masquerade at the skating rink, last
night, WAS not 8 success a. to
numbers. but those who were there seemed
10 enjoy themselves hugely. The follow ng
were the masks present:
w. White, Silent Night.
A. Sparks. Black Prince.
Z. kerdolf, THAT other Fellow"
W. Campbell, Dan Rice.
X. Ffynt, Clown OF the Moon.
NJ. Keller. Chinaman.
j. Rsthbuu, Monkey.
A. Keller. Sailor Boy.
K. Gosewisch. Minstrel.
j. Bayliss, Highwavman.
Jim. Chsmberlain, Maid.
The tournament resulted a. follows
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Babyland for January.

A Hna double number. fun of tiny Christ.
mas stories and lovely Christmas pictures,
all in big print, on thick paper, just the
magazine to teach babies to read. 1t is only
nifty cents a year. ID. La'hrop-& Co., pub
fishers, Boston. Mass. One OF our exchanges
says If d. Lathrop & Co., of Roston.
publishers of Bab.yiand, could have seen the
joy the November numbsr carried IN N.
'Iittle man" Who has the privilege :
taking" the copy that comes to. ~ OF
they would Doubtless hs",.,, ..s ONCE.
fna.nn| Juvenile readers is the pub.
.oD OF oil publications Tor little ey e. and
. ears. 1t Is an constitution" In ismiIis,
where there are small children.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
MAhV lkhleH

from Nervousness. Painful Periods and
Debility, will find there ia no way in which
their health may be SO efectuslly regainr5, reIei
from pain Obtained. and func.iuna, regularity
established as in the use Of Farker's Ginger
Tonic. The nurairG nAosher. exhausted by the
care Of her little one. hnds her strength and
nerves restored by It's use. while the mothers
comfort thus secured. is impaired through the
milk to her babe. making the little one happy.
cheerful, free from pain, and dispossd 10 re.
freshing sleep. Buy II 81 bottle aom. your drug.
gist. ID; W. B. 1evisL lexington, No.. or
merits. dec0e-eoW
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Gardeners Take Notice.

We have a complete stock Of garden seeds
In Onlk. which We guarantee to be new and
reliable. We sell ut wholesale catalogue
prices and less. Making a difference OF 50
per cent. less than they have ever bsen sold
In this market before. Also q full line in
papers at five cents per package.
m9tf e.. A. & j.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Ie tournament resulted as follows d:
Notice to P. of 81.

A meeting of Lafayette County Grange is here
by called TO meet in the city Of Lexington. the
18th day of March. 1873. ut II O'Clock q. IN. The
importance of the business TO be presented will
require calm and deliberate examination. All
members are requested 10 come prepared TO give
ample time TO II full and cai eiul consideration of
all business presented at this called session.
aud may thus AZ sid the necessity of another
meeting in April.
HENRY c. CHIiES, Master.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

sold my f.rIu, on which
llsIill live, II being two miles north -
east of HigginsvIlie, on tn. Sllt-Pond
road, ! viii, IN ~
MONDAY, MARCH 18th, ISIS,
sell the following described Personal Property,
to-wit: Thee good work mules, one mule colt,
one large brood mare, Que ionr-year-Oid mare,
fine saddle qualities; one three-year-Old mare,
with good pedigree; one horse colt. sireu by
Cadmus, the celebrated sAddle-horse; three good
mich COWS, one extra twO-year-oid heifer, i've
extra two-year-Oid steers, six No. l ysarling
steers. one good heller. snd one high-grad- bull
cali. Also u lot of 50 to - head Of hogs; n lot OF
hay In the stack oats and corn; three bee hives;
one Champion reaper, one Climax corn planter.
plows. harrows and all sorts oil tools usually
used on a farm. Also part OF my household
furniture. TERA>:-All Gums Of $40 and under,
cash all over. payable october LIST, without in
terest, purchaser giving note with approved Sc
curity before removing tbs property.
isba3w2 DOC RIDGE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Lnndreths, Garden Seeds,

We are in receipt OF q large and fresh lot of
these Celebrated Seeds, both in bulk and in
packages. We have a large stock OF Bulk Seed,
and viii! sell them very cheap. Gardeners and
will do well to give III a cali. The pack
age Seeds We are selling at ! cents per paper
they are the same rs are. usually sold AZ 10 cents
Parties living at u distance can eGder them by
mail and the Seeds will be sent, post paid, on
receipt OF price. Give lis q trial.
nchs j. A. 4UARLEs 4 Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Particular Notice.

Those persons knowing themselves in
debted to me viii confer q great favor bv
calling immediately and paying up. ! am
obliged to have the nonsy, TO meet my
obligations. | hope 10 further notice may
be required. febetf II. SIEAUER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
NOTICE.

7 ETrERS Of administrator On the estate Of
II Esther A. Fitzgere!. deceased. were granted
to the undersigned &C The 8th day Of March. 1878,
by the Probate court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,.
~ 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 II such claims be
not exhibited within two years, they will be for
ever barred. JAMES A. ANDERSON,
maros5 AdniniStrNtor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Handsome, Nobby, New.

The large and we'll rejected stock of wall
paper aud window shades just received AZ
over brought to this city and all are request
Ell to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t is no trouble to show goods
and | will take pleasure IN showing them to
all who wish to examine.
mar9t4 CHAS. II. ROTI.E.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Grape Vines and Early Peach Trees.

| have some twenty varieties Of grape
vines, one and two years Old, for sale also
about one thousand OF the Amsden snd
Alexander peach trees, TWO OF the largest
and earliest peaches in tho United States.
Also q few hundred of the Steady peach, 3
free-stone, ripens In October. The hmsdtn
and Alexander peach ripen early in July.
nyi3' +. W. BEDFORD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Strike While the Irons Hot

In consequence Of thsdullness OF trade l
heavy winter goods, which, l do not wish to
carry over, and will therefore close them
out II much reduced prices. Now is your
tiue 10 get these goods at almost your W
prices. feG2tf Il. SISAUER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Plant Them,

u VIZ 'A's ley, avoid disappointment,
nave seood vegetables. and your family will be
happy. by using Lsndreths' Celebrated Gsroeu
Seeds. Five ten cent pspsss ior twenty-five
e.nts which Is half the cost Of the seeds you
mad in the fancy hoxss throughout the country.
Fer sale by mcb9 J. A. UARLk 4 Co.