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A CLUB FOR LADIES.
The Russell Club OF LondOn-OveE
500 Members,

500 aembers.
London News.l %
The example of the Albemarle
Club on the street of that name,
has been followed by the establish
ment of a somewhat similar insti-
tuition. The Russell Club," on
Regent street, viii help its prede-
cessor to remove one Of the grounds
of inequality between the sexes,
which has performed a practical
grievance, The Russell is called a
club, but it would be doing injus-
tice to those for whose comfort and
convenience it is designed to attach
to it the meaning which the word
carries in its accepted application.
Clubs, as hitherto designed and
conducted, have had their social
character marred by the selfshness
peculiar to the sex which has ap-
propriated them. Mans club is, of
his life, a thing apart. There are
occasions, generally professional in
character, and historical in their
recurrence, when ladies are special
lyinvited to club, and are priyi-
legged to sit in the bay window.
But there is much fuss made about
it, and the understanding is so dis
tinct that special favor is CON
ferred, that the hospitality loses
much OF its grace. o GHs ~
Ladies, however, are above preiu-
dice of sex, and when they estab-
lish club, they magnanimously
repay a century of seclusion by
assigning a special wing Of the
building for the use of gentlemen.
4 portion of the club on Regent
street contains billiard, card, smok-
ing and dining rooms set apart for
gentlemen, and it is significantly
enjoined that sin no other part Of
the club will smoking be allowed"
But, as we understand the arrange.
ments, gentlemen being members
of the club are not excluded from
Other and more attractive rooms.
AS the gentlemen have their peca.
liar wing, the ladies have their
private drawing-room, sacred from
the tread Of man. But for the
regt, the reading-room, the writing.
room, the linipg'rOom, the music
room and the larger dra~iRg-rp2m
may be used in common, as are the
public ro9ms in a well ordered
hotel. Ha'gaI.a zf7aia iaa
But while gentlemen are not for.
gotten in the arrangements OF the
Russell Club, tits the ladies who
are chiefly remembered. The prin-
olpal objeetin establishing a club
has been to supply a temporary
home in q central position for
ladies' engaged upon the arduous
duty Of shopping. The pleasure Of
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Ten Cents Per Week
NO 81

lady, even on the first night, was
enabled to enjoy long, good sleep,
the first time for at least six months,
the racking pain being entirely
gone. The arm was of course
swollen greatly in consequence of
the sting, but the swelling disap-
peared gradually upon the applica-
ton Of some cooling lotion. All
pain was gone, the lame arm recov-
cred its previous Yigorousness, and
not the least sign of rheumatism
has since shown itself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-06
Marriage o. Woman 10 a woman.

Marriage OF a Woman 10 a woman,
Tus,arora tNovsdal Times Review.
Marancy Hughes was married in
September last to a person who was
known as Samuel NJ. Pollard. Her
relatives opposed the match, and
she eloped and was married without
their knowledge, and a short time
after their marriage Pollard con-
fessed to her that he was a woman ;
that she had trouble with her rela,
tives in the East; had lost her
property and assumed the disguise
of a man for the reason that ave-
nues for making money would be
open to her in that character which
would be closed to her as a woman.
Pollard has never given her any
particular reason for doing her this
great wrong, but is believed to have
been actuated by a foolish pride in
appearing in the character of a
married man. The victim was
ashamed to acknowledge that she
had been so imposed upon, and
sbrunk from admitting the truth,
Pollard, without actually threaten
ing her life, repeatedly intimated
that it would be bad for her if she
exposed her, and she kept silence
until fortnight ago, when her
aunt got an intimation of the fact
and questioned her closely, and she
related to her the whole story. The
victim says that the woman's real
name is Sarah NJ. Pollard, and that
her trunk is filled with feminine
A complaint was filed
yesterday by j. G. Howerton, ac-
eusing Pollard Of perjury in swear
ing when he took out the marriage
license that he was a male,
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nee sIiHgs "a Remedy for Rheuma.
gtRm


tism. -
The Prmger Landwlrthsohaft.
liches Wochenblatt contains the
following in regard to the cure of
rheumatism by the means OF bee
stings The correspondent says
that his wife having suffered so
much as to be unable to enjoy any
sleep or rest FOR the space Of six
months, the right arm being almost
lame, preventing the sufierer from
doing any household work, making
her even unable to dress OF undress
herself and having heard that a
farmer, quite inoapaeitated by rheu.
matlsm,haA haen accidentally stung
by bees, and thereby got entirely
cured, he persuaded his wife to try
this remedy, as the pain nom the
gting of the bees would not be
greater than that already suffered.
Three bees We're therefore laid and
pressed upon the right arm for a
considerable time, in order that the
poison bladder of the insects should
entirely empty itself The effect
produced was astonishing, as the
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TINE COLDER WHEEL
Fortune Teller and Dream Reel

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Inyested judiciously in Stocks (Optious or
Priyilegesl. Is q, sure road TO rapid fortune.
u drl. oesaiis .I sad onelel "a S,9ck xenange Re-
CO., bankers, 81 Wall street, New YORK
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THURSDAY, JUNE ID, 1S7

at II o'clock. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following Ofices:l s5N -
Judge Of the Chancery Court.
Judge of the Circuit Court.
Judge Of the Criminal Court.
judge Of the Probate and Cireuit Court
(Bartlett).
Attorney General Of Criminal Court.
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
Trustee Of Shelby county.
Register Of Shelby county,
Clerk Of County Court.
Clerk Of Criminal Court.
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Clerk of Circuit Court (Bartletf,
As preliminary to the assembling of said
convention the Executive Board, conforming
TO the usage Of the party in that respeet. rec,
ommend and request that primary election
be held in the eighteen Civil Districts Of the
county and the Ten Wards Of the city, on
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ADVERTISING.
TO THE
CITIZENS or SHELBY COUNTY.

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE BoARD.
.DRMOCR TIC AND CONSERVATIVE Parry. !
MEMPHIS, May IL, 1873.
1lHE Executive Board of the Executive
l. Committee Of the Democratic and Conser-
vative party of Shelby county, hereby call a
convention, TO meet in the city of Memphis,
at the Exposition Building, on;
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By srder Of

lanes TAlSIE 3 R MILLER, sIoAMP,l
7 RHETT, THOMAS FLFNINn.
81 NJ NEELY, d STEWART
~ ~ " VI Az, Il DOUGLASS, 1l8.
yV,HN Johnson, WILLIAM MILLER,
: = y Pis PPiEIIII, JOHN Nc BROOKS,
) M CREWS, ON ALsUP, VII NELSON,
Executive Board of Shelby county. ~
W L CLAPP. Chairman.
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0deleGatts; Union academyl
p NJ Witherington, chairman; Anthony
Barrett, Ben Boyce, iG \ douglass, {
Stewart,
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$40. $40. $50. ann

35 A day 70 agents canvassine tor tho Fire.
Y : s5de Yl;ltoT; t0 Terms and outfit free. Adj
dress p. y. VlOkBRY, Augusta. Maine.
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New Announcements
"A REWARD

send for a copy Of our standard list and learn
wnat an Immense circulation you can get for a
GEO. P. RowELL &CO.. 10 Spruce st., NY.
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awarded hyheit prise At Centennial Exposition for
Ene easN.g qaahes and sreelelcs and lasting char
aaer @ sissacatg and fruorhg 1ho best tobacco
lmns,- On inferior goods see that JaSson,s Bess Il
On every pug Sold BY all dealers Send for saulple
lfee' 10 u A. JACKSON & Co., MIRA Petersburg. va,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-16
MY LOVE.

Some men 10 wOndrnus pnwers OF mind
So tar surpass all oftheir Kind
They scarce seem of { e s.lf-ssme race
In Imagery, in flncv bright.
In bringing things ob-eure to light.
In all. the God given power we trace.
But not slUn" In minds We see
Great breadths OF inequality;
But IN the p' rson. too. ~ we'll
Can It be said. Soa slouchins dronc.
Who talks of self and p-lf alone,
Equsls y man full growne
Can II be 7sit. yon sallow she.
Pock-mnk-d, ana void o: dignity.
with manners gross and loud,
Was. by Dame Nature e'er designed.
In al! held dear by ur ni. refined.
10 rivA! esuty-conscIVns. proud
buto. my love, with eyes go brown.
With clustering locks your cheeks adown,
So beautiful and blonde.
Si'h skin, like Parian marble, white,
with cheeks that glow, AID eyes ~ bright,
SO gentle, true aud fond.
Is one on Earth. o. tell me. Muse,
And na"ght in time or space refuse
OF present or 10 Ler
Is there now, or hs. there been.
BY man or angels ever seea
One 50 beautiful ~ she 2
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ys pEDAsosUE.

Right learned Is We Pedagogue,
Full apt to rsade md spplle
md exc to ftache ye parts of speeche
And strape ye urchin Well
For as 'tis mee,e IN .oake ye fee,o.
Ne aiiing head to mende;
1eyonker's pate To stimulate,
he beats the other end.
Right lordiy is We Pedagogue.
AS any furhHned Turke;
frr well to rule ye district schoole,
1t is no idle work.
For on rebellion lurke'h there.
In bresst OF sscrei- fors,
VI malice fulle in waite to puIIe
lie ePedaSogue his nose!
somstimes he hears. with trembling fears
vi yr unRn lily roSue,
On mischief 6-ntr, with fulle intents,
10 lick ye Pedagosue.
And ye PedaEogue he snalle.
When to We bitteiI led
God rende him mighte. in such a plirh,e
10 breake ye rogue his heade.
Days after daye. for little paye,
He teacheth what he can,
And bears ye yoke, to please the Ioike.
Ana ys committee man.
An, many crosses bath he borne,
And many trials founde,
While he trudsed ye district through.
And boarded rounde and rounde.
All, many a steak hath he deyoursd
That by the taste apd sighte
Was in disdain, twas very pIs!ps.
or days his patent rIghts.
Fulle solemn is ye Pedagogue
Among the noisy churls,
Yet other welle he hath a smile
To give 5e handsome girls.
A1d-one ye fsyrest maybe Of all
To cheer hts wsyninE lie,
shall Be. when spring ye flowers shalE
Bring, - PsdAGoG0s his w1fS
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Cincinnati Enquirer: A senate COM
mlttee, seized OF An inquiring disposition.
has examined the books Of the Treasury
Department. 1t is found that the depart
ment has spent ninety-five millions of
dollars incidentally in fastening the
public debt upon the people. Since 1860
we have paid in interest more than one
thousand million of dollars. It is also
discovered that there was net Increase
Of the public debt during last year Of
nearly twenty five million of dollars.
The republican party is opposed to iu-
vestlgations.
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l. HOOD, J.. H.. GREEN, C. Il. VAN BLAxKIN.
Texas. NssuurI. New York.
HOOD, GREEN & VAN BlARKlN

De Al ESTATE \ EMS. Jefferson Cry
II No, <, neraI K Al Estate business. 1,
p-itc5 Ct-iIOus vi s.G!inZ real e-tatc We btk
Iearr 10 cali tlriT tru.iVu To Ihe Tact That
our trGG - always I the eat IniucIng capitalist
" i.'est IN IVES ,ern Zeal estate Our Cuutn -
siUus light NJ s-.ie, no ciiaIR-. We also ole
ioS sale hne farms III Missouri. in Various coun
iie-. Ne sell ct great bargains AMI on iout
.lIn-. Par casiI, UAanCs Per cent interest " Z
exchange pubic lands aud improved real .sIs
la ,eAas Iur Improved farms la Missouri. On
drst ela,s reaI esIate pay isrt IN cash, enabling
parties desIrous Of eniIsraiIuS to lexx, ID g.t
tIe n"mes while land IL yet cheap Guides AL"
ii.aps stuI Tree to ali. -Audress US At Jenerson
q =. No. Reliable agents wanted III ever!
county 10 represent US. octlSu
MOD. 1hEEN VAN BLARkIS.
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ITO be continued ]

The St. Louis lines claims that Mr.
Eaton IS the most inconsistent man in
the senate, because he complained that
man would have to take q cart with
him to haul home his money when he
went to collect debt after the passage
OF the silver bill, and at the same time
argued in favor OF making the load
heavier by demanding that the new
dollar should contain 440 instead OF 4l2
grains of silver.
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TWO HEARTS.
SIR JOHN sCCKLIs0.

] prithee send me back my hear,
Since l cannot have thine;
For II from yours you Will not part,
Why, then. shouldst thou have m.ne /,
Yet now think on't, let il lie;
To lind II were in vain,
For thou st \ thief IN either eye
Would steal it back again.
Why should Two hearts in one breast be
And yet not lodge together?
oh Love vh.r. is thy sympathy.
II thus our breasts thou srvers
But love is such q mystery,
cannot And IL ont;
For when think m beat resolved
then AM most In doubt.
Then farewell cares. and farewell woe,
VIII no longer pine
For I'm believe have her heart
As much as abe has NINE.
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

eueh n Sore. Weak Infamed. Red, and wats1y
Eyes: liberation and Inflammation Of the Bar:
Ringing Noises in the Head: Sore Throat; ElonGa.
Gon OF the tvuia and Swelled Tonsiis; Nervous
Loss OF Nervous Force. Depression OF Spirits, arc
al carefully and scientifically treated with this
remedy according 70 directions which ACCOMPANY
each oottie. or VIII be mailed TO any sddress on
Each package contains Dr. ssnfo,dS Improved
1nhalnS Tues q 9Th full dt-eet!oas for use IN al
Canada wEEKS i POTTER, General ArenfS
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Maas.
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ALFRED J. HALL,

I ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING Al
II TURSEl, Will prss.!ce IN ali the courts q
-ecord. IN Lafayette county, and In AL tae Stat
ANU Federal Courts Criminal law and co!iec
hons ,pvclai;y. Refers by PERMISSION, 10 to-
LrsiuStUu Savings BsGA, lion. John Reiu
Chairman stale DrmocrIGic Executive COMMIT
te-i uov- J W Stevenson, u, : Senator roh
kentucky; Z. L. IFeianu, County Treasurer
VIM. steele, County ,lerk. Orice over u
&. neiIer's sLnrc. ianio-lS
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We MET-WE PARTED,

We met. ami for Little while
Pleasing hopes my life beguIle,
Ny heart Is glsddened b, her smile.
And knows no fears. no sickening fears.
We parted; yet Hes hopes were green.
And scarce knew fears. sad, 81 kening fears
But. now! like strangers have b-sn.
Fer long. long year.; for weary years.
o. loved one. come bn, now and thea,
Ny lone heart cries. SO sadly cries.
Come AMI replace with Joy sgain
Ny hearts ssd srghs. my hopeless sIgks
Thou csus't n0t2 Then life can but be
memory of the past and thee;
And other Joys dead 10 me-
Beneath the skies. the drcary skies.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Lexington, No
IA Oaice over No. o.. Main street. Prsctic'
in AL the Courts OF Lafayette and adjacent eoun.
ties. in the supreme Court OF the Stste AM
District Court of the United States. PrompI
attention given 20 collections and All othei
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Is q fact that can be suhstantiatrd BY the moss
L respectable testimonials eyer ofIered In fnror
q Any proprietary medicine. that tho RADICAL
CURk FOE CNrLRea does In every case Afford IN.
stapt and permanent relief No mater OF how LONG
standing, or how severe the disease. tho nrst dose
gives such evidence OF It's Value stuene of
Catarrhal affection 8 that confidence is at once fels
u !ts ability TO do ali that Is claimed for 1t. Tho
testimony OF physlcsns drusR and patients 4
uHanimoUa on this point. and the accnmuiatinR
evidence 10 In point OF respectabilty superior 10
any ever be:ore obtained In favor OF q popular
remedy. The propr1etors, therefore, may justfy
!eei proud OF the position this remedy has axssinSd
and believe 1t worthy OF is reputation
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the TRUE WOMAN.

Her name shines not in bsnnercd field
Where Right and Wrong so boldly war:
Nor rings her voice in any cause
winch men and women battle for
Yet IN her presence. subtile, sE,ef,
You long 10 kneel aud kiss her feet
no wonhrous romance vreathes he. life,
Nor has sis led y martyr train;
Nor beautiful. nor rich Is she,
But poOr-auG some would call her plain:
lt IN her Two dear eyes on see.
beauty burning constantly.
No silFen robe enfolds her rormi
No dainty lcIsur. ha. her hands;
Her jewels are y simple ring;
A ribbon binds her head's smooth bands;
Yet In hi garments sinp . grace
Her souls reEaiily you trace.
No gf' hath she to shake and thrill
'hankleas world ith wsrbl.d sonEsI
And art that wakes the IVORY Eeys
To Other hands than h-rs belong;
1"t In her word- OF tender cheer
richer music charms the car.
She walks In humble wavs n life
In 10 ID OFT times through gloom snd shade
A;'d chr-s and crosses not few.
Are on her patl' mt nLulders laid.
YET smiles and drinks eucn bitter cup
Ana Keeps hcr brave eyes lifted up
And homely ways she urrathes With rraoe.
Harsh f:uty turns to loving lest:
Aud cheer hope and st.a last VIII
Are ut her si'ie. In work and rest;
IItE .N-
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No wonder the people have conf
dence. when the best physicians are pre-.
scribing DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup u
all cases Of Cough, Cold, etc.
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JOHN 5. BLACKWELL,

1TORNEY i LAW, Lexington, Missouri
n VIII prA.II,e III All the Cour.s Oi Laf.y eI.
and zIjuItInX Cou,ti,s. PrVIupi attention give
10 ali gu-Iu-ss UfnCe over AUIl's Saving
oalk. SAWYER. old , and. tepl.Ii
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. p, Bouert, Rrisfol. a. Z

. hcssrs. WEEKS & POTTER: E>enflrg,rn-F Feelin1
thoroughly convinced the efficacy Of SANPoR RpS
RADICAL CrRx FOR CArkRkH, am Induced to drop
you . line 70 say that although have been scers-
t.ca o! All the 'ostEuns advertised Rs .rAdicN
cures, have never found anything that promises
suSn feuet and ultimate cure as that OF SANFoKDs.
have been afflicted with this dreadful diseaso
Ior more than ten years. and not until recently
could be induced II perscvere with any until I
read the letter OF Mr.. HENRY wKLLs, and can
tfuthtrly say that after using Ave or ak bottles
AN thoroughly convinced Of lie curative pfoper.
Ges. Aoping that Others similarly AFFLICTED IKE
myself VIII be Induced TO make the trial am Rer-
temen. very truly, THEO p BO6EHf
BRiaToL, 4 l., July "a. iS7i.
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A. F. ALEXANDER,

"A Court. OF I.atxy ette ami adj DIN ing counties
VII also attend promptly ~ the collection OF
Claims, amt To InvesuSation OF titles 10 reaI
Morrison Co. ianl<-ly
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WILLIAM YOUNG.

A TToRNEY Al LAW Lexington. Missouri
IA viii practice his profession in All OF III
courts oi I-aiayett county and the Courts .
Record IN the state Ouice over Aull's Bans
:>a~yer's old st=nb. All business promptly
afieutte! TO- ian6-Iy
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Call and Examine Stock and Price
NOT mINTAKE

'TNHAT GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
i AND SHOES, QCEENsWARE. STONE
anywhere in the city, at l3l, Dutch Row. !
Five huadred bushels Of dried APPLES and
PEACHES WANTED.
JOHN X. JORDAN,
sspAS ltXfnCoH, NJ.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TAslE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for ST. Louis and the
East 30. ~.
Arrive at St Louis uis.. 6.lT p
Express and n all tor st Louis East. $3.50 P.
Arrive st ST. Louis. 3u A. n
Sunday tram for Brownsville 7:syA
ARRIVE
Express and Mall from st. Louis. East
Accommodation from ST. Louis, East
Accommodation train from Hrowns.
C. BEN RUssELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains Tor Kansas City and West
Trains Tor ST. Louis East and south 6:I5rn
irAins for Kansas City West. 6:lorA
Trains for Richmond. d................T:15 IS M
ARHIvE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from St. Louis and all points East
anu Sontn. ............-...........s:3h s 80 "
From Kansas City and ali points W.s, ssHI y
St. Joe and points North. ........'..; :oorn
S. K INGRAM. agent.
WrASDoTTE. KANSAS CITY ASp soRrHwEsTKRN
RAILWAY. MARROW GAUGE.
LEAvH LEXINGTON:
psssepger for Kansas tity and " st.. 6 50 A. NJ
express Mail. Observation-Disclosures. ...... SO r NJ
Freight 80. .................,...9 $40 n
ARRIVE AT LhXIN ToS:
E1press and Mail from kansas .itv
ahu the west ii :36 A. II.
trassenser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5lP. n.
CHAs. 4. MORRISON. Agent.
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SEo. KATHBCS. :. D. shAwALTkk
RATHRUN s. sHEWALTER,

A TroRNElS AT LAW. Lexington. No: Vii
~ practice IN all tile courts OF the Sixth Judi
attention gwen To collections. once eyrl
IriIues & Seaable's store. opposite City Ho,e!
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JAMEs H. McHATTON,

A rrORNEi AL LAW, Lexington. No.. vii
a pi i-"rice the courts OF Lafayette and al
oInIpg couotIes, aud IN the Supreme Court Vi
the STATE. Special attention given 10 collections
Oh',e IN Dutch Bow. near QuArles 4 Cos. Dru-
fesS-ly
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ELORIDGE BURDEN,

a TrDHNEY IOUNSkLLOR AT LAW
n Lexington, Mo Ohice back room over Tie
LeAim.iUu savings Bank, opposite court house
" III practice IN the slate aud Federal courts
prumr, attention given the collection ol ,laini'
an; rebate business Iebl1-yl.
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John A :, TVTr. FRASKIIS x. TUTr,
Nntary Pubic,
TUT s. Sun

A T-TORNEIS Al LAW,
n LEXINGTON Mo
Once No. So. Main street, over revis' Dru-
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