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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

pI"t-in snI-a-Bar township. Lafayette CO.,
NO November 9th, of crysIreIns OF the BRAN.
JOHN ii son OF l. NJ. Webb. aged - years.
OBITUARY.
AT her home, near Greenlon. LAFAYETTE
county, Mo. October 81. OF Paralysis, "f'er be-
ing %cnntin"i 10 her bed forty-tour days. Mrs
y.af-- Mr. Mnuzev WAS born in Hampshire
county, NIrStnla, IN the year ls0+. and joined
the Oh school Baptist church. in ls29, ard lived
II faithful and consistent m-mb.r until her
death. She hn, written her own culosy in the
memory al all who knew her; for none knew
n'r. but to love and IS sem her. As n perfect
Lady and Il true Christian. Her funeral WIS.,
preached at her late home, by Elder Joseph
Nar'icr. 10 It solemn and sorrOwful conxregI-
ton of friends and relatives; to whom We rx-
tend our heartfelt sympathy. and would say to
them, mourn not for her Rs those who have no
hope. She 10 not lead, hut sleeping. soon TO
awake IN the bright realms uI eternal jov.
Dear Is the spot where christians steep,
Ana sweet the streams that angels pour
cN why should We, IN anguish weep
They are not lost. hut gone before. II.
In this city. TUESDAY. November 2G, OF
malignant tumor. Mr. HENRY FLYST. ST.
Mr.. Flynt WAS born. December Il, 1910, IN tho
town Of wllhesbarrc, Luzern county. Peunsyl-
rsnia, and resided there until about the age of
fifteen years. He then went 10 Philadelpnta.
Pennsyivanis where he learned the trade OF coach
making and served shout seven wears. Alter
serving his time As apprentice. he moved to
Richmond, Virginia, and afterwards. 10 Lynch
burg. re-ldInS in the stale about two wears.
Leaving Virginia, nc novel to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Residing there only a short time. he moved to
Louisville, kentucky. and then 10 Lexington,
Fayette county, kentucky, and there al about
the age of iwrnty-four years. lie married Misc
Mary Chapman. She died after they were mar
ried four months. He then travelled over the
southern and western states. returning IN about
tour years 10 Lexington, Kentucky, and there
married Miss Ellen Bell, now hi. widow
Living In Lexington, Kentucky, one year, his
oldest child. james. was horn there. He then
moved with wife and child 10 Lexington, Mo. -,
landing here October IL, 1870, and lived in this
city up t" the year 1861. He then moved to
Kansas City returning in 1865. and has resided
here until tn. day OF his death. His children
were as follows James NJ. Flynt. dead; Mary
f.. now Mrs. Geo. Z".ler; Emma A. now Mrs.
Storanht; Henry, jr Kat. b row Mrs, John
Taubman; Laura W Eddie M. dead; Dudley
Il. Robert Il Lucy G, dead. Slnc,. he has
lived here, Mr.. f!ynt has been engaged prin-
cIpalIy in the carriage manufacturing business
with varying success. He WAS u kind hearted
man, beloved by all who knew him., and had
not an enemy on earth. He was buri-! With
masonic donors. having fer many years been
funeral ceremonies beginning at the Pr.ebyts-
rIan church. conducted by R-ys. Geo. l.. Lev
burn, NJ. q Williams and J. a. Quarics.
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IN 1HE WHOLE HISTORY Of MEDICINE

No preparation has ever performed such marvel
Gus cures. or maintained SO wide a reputation, ~
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is recognized
as the worlds remedy Tor all diseases at The
throat anu lungs Its long-coniinued series -!
wonderful cures in all climates has made it uni
'ersaliy known rs n safe and reliable agent 10
employ. Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners of more serious disorders. It acis
speedily and surely, always relieving suffering.
and often SAVING life. The protection it affords,
ny lis timely use IN the throat and lung dlsor-
ders OF children, makes II IN invaluable remedy
TO be kept always on hand In every house. No
person CAB afford 10 be without II, and ;hos.
who have once used II never will. From ,hrI,
knowledge of its composition and effects, Phy.
sicrans use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in
their practice. and ClerSymen recommend IL
1t is absolutely certain In It's remedial effects,
and will always cure where cures are possible.
FoR SALE Nv ALL DEALERS.
ape0wl-lyr. Nh
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Miss johanna kriehn'S solo, The Vale of
Chamouni," Was eAceiiently rendered and WAS
much applauded.
Mr.. Hserle's address and poem were well re-
ccivei.
Miss Mary liusing, an accomplished young
'dy from Hamburg. Germany. who Is visiting
! atires here. performed a very difficult, sclec.
t!on, upon the piano, in such IL high style of art.
that II brought her II pt RECT storm of appi4u-e
No more critical audience could h. found, and
tho favor with which her playing received was a
great compliment To her. II WAS decidedly the
greatest success of the evening.
The following named ladies graced the &C.
casion.
Mrs. A. r. Johnson, dressed in bIuck cash
mere and velvet
Mrs Frank hriehn, black Cashmere and
velvet
Mrs Thomas John, drab alpaca.
Mrs Frank Gates, brown silk.
Mrs. Iaechbuering, black alpaca
Mis-. Charles Weber, gray Cashmere.
Mrs NJ Il Keller, black silk.
Ms. Many Weber, black alpaci,
mis-, I-izki" Long. brown .iIk
Mrs. Philip Keller, black silk.
Miss Carrie Bachr, blue alpaca.
MISS Amelia M"h!, black ALPACA.
Miss Em!n, Baenr, blue alpaca.
Mrs Da-hlcr, GrnD alpaca.
Mo. aEert, brown alpaca
SWISS oy"r,kIrt
Hiss Mhss'e Berg. black alpaca and velvet.
Miss Adiir i'lrnrr. grAy alpaca.
Miss LouIac Mrhi, DARK cashmere.
nIss julia Mint, dark cashmere.
PISS Louise Goehncr, blue six popltn.
MtSs iai,ie nrytr, brown French iner.uo.
Miss LYDIA Gather, blue slpnca.
Siias JHl'a Hagen. brown alpaca.
A'as May oiswart. brown alpaca,
Mss Josie Mott, white lawn.
MIS- Sarah Berg. whit. Cashmere.
Miss Lizlir smith, brown alpaca.
Mss Minerva jenkins, brown SILK.
Nlss Augusta Geker, drab cashmere.
Miss May L!mrick. black Cashmere.
MISS Lizzie Marshall, Richmond, brown cash
mere.
Miss Gussie Keller, brown silk and velvet.
Miss Hattie Keller, black cashmere
DTS. Henry Gcizer, brown cashmere.
Miss Marie Hu>inE. blue silk mixed bouretts.
AIRS John hrI.hn, brown cashmere.
Miss Johanna krIehn, black silk.
hrs. Z. 4. BillsrI. combination silk and
tweed.
Mrs. John Goehner, brown alpaca.
MIS- Gas. LaugOvIich, black alpaca.
ais, blanche Gates and Miss Bir.iIe Keller.
White maraeIiies. pink ribbons.
Ihe music for the dance WAS furnished h,
Me7srs. L. +. tors, Ed. Teller aud Frank
hrienn, and WAS very goot.
Everything passed of pleasantly, ~ the Lied.
e'Hran1 entertainments al ways do, and those In
attendance went home wishing for an earl,
repetition Of the event
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A Reminder to the Gas Company.

II the gas company don't war: to provoke an
Indignation meeting of the citizen, Of Lexington
II VIII purify It's gas. As i: has been for two or
three nights II Is rank poison, and where a
number OF burners are used. as they are in thu,
once, The occupants OF the room are Threatened
Win ssphy Nation. While We are on the .un-
J'ct We may as we'll remind the company that
the practice of turning the gas down at tn.
works. about one O'clock AT night, in order 10
save gas IN the street lamps, will not he tolrr-
ai,d while payment for mlI service is demanded
II may be true that most persons are asleep q,
that time and the arebus lamps are no, nluct
noticed, but the intclltgencer never sleeps when
the Interests vi the public are concerned.
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REMARKABLE RESULT.

1t makes no difference how many Ply sician.
or how much medicine you have tried. il is now
an established fact that German Syrup IS tn,
only remedy which has given complete saii-fac.
ton In severe Cases OF Lung Diseases. II !,
true there are yet thousands OF person, who are
predI-posed to Throat and Lung Affections, Con.
sumption, HemorraSes, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast. Pneumonia. Whuup!r.
Cough. &c, VIII" hav" no personal knowledge u
Boschee's German Syrup To such We w"u!c
say that 20 900 dozen were sold last year wiihou'
one complaint. Consunptives try just one bot
tie. Regular sire IS cents Sold 10y all Drug.
Hist IN America mayllyrlcow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
PRETTY AND YOUNG

In every feature but the HAIR, which had grow q
white from irver. This lady writes us: ~ hav.
used Parker'S Hair Balsam sIN months and am
more than pleased with IL. 1t has restored tue
natural brown color OF nv hair and given II q
silky soitness, nicer than ever be iore. There is
no DandruG, NO falling hair, and it leaves the
scalp 30 Clean and nice and cool that | am ever
SO much pleased, and l teel and look like nv
self again DisInlcctant properties that enter
chemically into this preparation render II hea!
Ing, cleansing ard hcalthfnl, and the beautiful,
fr-sh and vigorous hair il produces, together
with it's property OF restoring the hair 10 It's
natural youthful! color. leaving the head entirely
freed from Dandrun, clean and healthy. sur
prises no less than 1t pleases Buy q bottle from
your druggist, d. W. B. Tevis, and test Its
merits. octl2maeow
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New Millinery.

Miss Sue Rife has returned from the east with
a iull stock Of Artificial Flowers, Neck Ties, RIB
bons, Jabots, Hair and Hat Ornaments, Fans,
B"ads, &c, and also a large number ofthe lat, 81
style Hats and Bonneta, Tor iadlcs' and mIsscs'
Wear. Among the iavOrIte styles of hats viii he
found The Princess, Opera, Croquei, Arabian
Regent. sailor. ull just suited 10 this market.
and selected with especial care by Miss Rinr III
person. The ladies are respectfully requested to
call at her room, over Qusrlcs & Cos Drux
store, second floor BOnncts and Hats trimmed
u order on shortest notice. Satisfaction guar
AEteed. aDrlu;f
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Pezzoni's complexion powdsr-"the best

Pezzoni's complexion p~owdsr-''the beat
on earth''-in flesh color and white, at Conk-
ling's.
Tue mar who has thin animals unless they
become 80 because OF sickness, Is commit.
ting a sin. He has no right to keep more
stock than be can feed generously.
When YOU come to town on a windy cold,
disagreeable day. and tie YOU hor Sc to the
courthouse rack, TO take the weather as 1t
come-.put yourself in his place for q while,
literally, anh without an overcOat, and see
Il |, would not br fifteen cents well spent to
put nlm In II comfortable stall with u rack
full OF hay.
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Removal.

Mr. j. K. NewboIi has removed his tailoring
establishment from the back loom over W. q.
McCauslaud'- store. To the room formerly occu-
pied by aim. over The store of Davis & Allstait,
where he viii be pie i,-i To see all who wish
anything In III, line Cutting Is made "a spe-
c!aiIty with him. Good fits guurantee,i in all
c.Hfs, anu garments 80 marked that any woman
can MAKE them.
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TIE ALTAR.

- Al the Lindeli hotel. Kansas CITY. Of
sunday. November 2ith. ISIS. by Rev. J L.
I"yior, Mr. JAMES II. WOLF. OF La. N.gas
y NJ. aud Formerly Of this CItr, to Miss ELLA
+. N'bIl, daughter oil Mr.. & Il. Scott, of TIN.
city Attendants. Miss Alice +. Wolt, OF Lex.
Ingt"n, ami Mr.. VIM Homer. OF Kansas City.
The happy c%onri". after the cam,
to Lexington 10 visit friends and r.latives. an
on wednesday evening started for their futur.
home in New Mexico. We wish them success,
and prosperity.
- NJ the residence of the brides father, neal
Rosr IiIii, Johnson county, on Thursday, Nov.
=, 1875, ly ti"v W j. Lee, of Holden. GEO,
W. BATES, ' :, -0n OF Iheoiore Bates
Esq an! Miss JEMlM II. GfiIFFEIn. W,
wish them Il happy future.
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ADMINISTRATOR,S N0IIlE-

EIIERS OF administrator on the estate OF
IL Thompson Dean, deceased, were granted
10 The undersigned on the 18th day of November
1873, bv the Probate court OF Lafayette county
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance, To
the administration, within one year amer the date
of this notice. or they may be preciuded from
any benent of snch estate; and If such claims lie
ever barred. GEORGE S. RaTHBUN,
poY1c-S Administrator.
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NEW YORK. Nov 3s. 1879.
GoLD-weak At l0O,.
MISSOURI olNEs-lps.
ST. Louis. Nov. -.
~GRAlS-Whtat lower; No . red. -. cash,
ssns'h December, S31Gostc January; s0>. a
o4sc February. No. 3 red, SIC cash. Corr
;tctiV" and lower, GAGTg1I y .Cash and NoSem.
Der; 2h@.9sc December; 3nc January az, Il
3ic May. Oars steady; la4 4l9,. cash; I9Sc
u r"mhrr; !".c hit for January; a0br bid 10,
February. R}- duli: t,1c bid tor cash: 42Ar
o!h Tor D"c-tnSer. BARLEY dull and unchanged
~HUG>-Fairly active; liSnt shipping. 81 4ls
. 81; packing. COMMON 10 choice. 81 sSic ~;
butchers to fancy heavy. 81 sl43 Esc.upts,
! 800. Shipments. So
demand Tor butchers grade
nj previous prices; sh'pping grades would eel
hut al low prices liher-. Receipts, |. 500. Ship
nIrnts. 80
S~tikkP-Fair demand for muttons, at 81 Ga /,
as 50. krcelpt,. lsl. Shinmnnt-- nnur
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Gentlemen.

We ask your attention TO our splendid as.
sor'lnent OF cassimsres, tweeds and Jeans,
aud also to our very attractive stock Of ready
made clothing. white shirts, nett shirts and
drawers. handkerchief aid neck wear, all
new, fresh and nobby at VIM. &. McCaus.
lands. octostf
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THE CRADLE.

Born-In this clty, Nov. %. 10 the wife OF Mr..
Halian Lutll-n-H -Irl
= In this city, November 2gth. 10 the - lie OF
MI. James I-ll"r, nee Anna tarpentcr-a boy.
- At De- logs Mines, 81. Francois county.
Mo November %, ~ tn. wifi 81 Mr.. Firnau
bes'"E~, NJ" Iy'iia itavIs-n boy.
- In West Freedom township, LAFAYETTE
county. Mo, November II. to the wife OF Mr..
James fieIis-a boy.
- In Lexington, Tuesday. November -, 10
the wife OF MIR. Jane, Mck-Al-a girl.
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X

You are specially invited to ~e1aniue oui
elegant stock OF shsetings, shirtings, table
linens, table oil cloths, blankets, towels,
napkins, and above all, our own make OF bed
comforts, made from nice new, fresh calico,
and clean white batting. at VIM. &. Nc.
Causiands. ocI76tf
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Now Goods.

have just received, and will sell low, for
cash, a full line OF fancy groceries, consisting
ralslns, new Zante currants, new citron,
apple butter, peach butter, dried California
pears, new dried sweet corn, mince meat,
homlny grlts, new oat meal, two cars Of
choice Michigan and OHIO apples.
nV30Ts GEO. +. MAITLAND.
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DO you make your busbtnds' and sons fire.
shirts: If So, 90 TO McCausiand's anu buy
his hne unlaumdrIsi shirts for less than YOU
can buy the materials to make them. They
are the best shirts in the msrkst,upd sell for
only one dollar. oct26,f
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FOR SALE.-BOOkS AND SUR
GECAL INSTRUMENTS.

TNHE Medical Library and Surgical! ~Instrn-
L ments OF the LATE DR. T. $. smith, tor sale
cheap For further particulars inquire OF DR.
Il. W Young or the uHd"rsIgnrd.
CHAT. LANkFOnD,
npySD-tf Adm. IN ,Gfut,r
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ others Interested in the estate of j. ssc
bean deceased. that the undersigned, cx,cu-
tor, will apply TO make b tinal settlement of
-aid estate n, the February term, 1875. of
the Probate court Of Lafay cite county. Mis-
souri,, to be begun and held at the Court
house. in the city OF Lexington, NO, on the sec
"ni Monday in February. 1879.
nov30-5: WILLIAM CORSE, Executor.
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Harris Cough BItters cure the worst forms
of Coughs. Colds and Consumption. II is a
good stomach Bitters, pleasant and agreeable; a
good appetizer aud promoter OF Digestion. Il is
made with Pure Whisky. and is Tonic, >tinu-
liant. Anti-Bliou5 and Expcc;orant. II has
cured a great many cases OF Consumption. For
sale By ID. W b T-vis. Lexington, Missouri.
No i-Npy3nIy
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County Court Docket.

First duy, Monday, December 2nd-Licenses
and miscellaneous business.
Second day, Tuesday, December 3rd-School
business and claims.
Ihiri day, December 4th-Roads and bridges.
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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. ny9ml
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

Domestic, st John, White, New Home
and Singer Sewing Machines for sale cheap.
L employ no travelling agents, and parties
wishing to buy CAL save from S5 To SO on
each machine. Call and see them at c. G..
Ludwig's n,9lf
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Always Ahead,

hriehn q Wiiker have opened a choice
lot OF new fall prints, and will open q SPLEEN
did line OF new fail dress goods to-day.
Our price, are always the lowest. a3ltf
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rHF AGED. THE FEEBLE AND cuHyAlEsctHr

Find just the help they need in the health and
strength giving properties OF Parker's Ginger
Tonic. This comforting iuvigorant diGuses
warmth and vigor through the system. sootnes the
nerves, oanishes melancholy and gives strength
and elasticity to the worn-out frame. 1t is in
oomparably superior to wines or liquors and
does not intoxicate. Every mother will not
only comfort and strengthen herself hut will re-
lieve and pscify her nursing babe by the free
use Of this excellent tonic. Buy q ST bottle
from your druggist, D. W. B. Teris, or . SAM
pie bottle ct II cents. and test it, merits,
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Good News.

hriehn d Wilksr have been appointed
agents for the sale OF Butterick's Patterns
and Will hereafter keep 8 full supply OF these
celebrated patterns on hand for the accom-
mediation OF the ladies. oc,lo
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JNO. A. LOCKHART,

WELLINGTON. established IN ~
w 1883, wishes all his old Gus SCS~
toners 10 know that he does all ~
kinds of work in HIS line rs cheap 40 Lexington
or any other mechanics. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. viii always he found At his
place OF business during business hours. Patron
&c home mechanics. Prices greatly reduced
Rrply for nssh nuSal.an
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just received-Another new aud splend,d
line o! dress goods OF various descriptions
also OF trimming silks In all the fashionable
shades. Our prices are always the lowest
IL. j. 3. AhEsns. nySO
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Try, It. 10 cents will get a sample bottle Of
AAR>H's GOLDEN BALsAM, the great Throat and
Lung medicine. Try 1t for your Cough. Two
doses will give relief. A large bottle will do
wonders. Regular size. so cents and 81. Tfya
10 cent. bottle first. ASK your druggist for II.
For sale By j. a QuarIes & Co. nOv2ms
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E:leels!n 4ntelIiaenesr
OFrICIAE. COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

quart. >'p'
lArsa!us in Jeans and htnuel> AT hGieirn y
Wthrr's. o3tf.
500 PAIRS old boot les wanted. J. II.
M.rqu,rt. sep
Ifyou want YOUR clothes repairrd, cheap,
=, t,J.E NFwBuLn. au2+if
Tru can n,v q ul.. par lo-4 white blankets
tor = 80, ~ MeCAu-lara'>. "ct2Gtl
B,J,l 4rh'> Y. /. spool cotton > cents
aspunt AZ kr!rbu X WIIrsr'>. orila
pre-- goods IN ru,:le-> variety. from 10 ir
$Ip.rsard " IA. NJ .u~tlud. ucD1otf
b Ir,ou wYut4 suit Of clothes made To tit.
Yr,.bria T., 70 .I.H NFwHnLp. au.4tf
Jus, fhrun 90! it-p,,i> \ A'l>llIt are sell
inr mems b.u boots wa, down Al 81 - per
u,,r >,.2ltf
.-l--sfr -rr.t variety. cheap, At Grimr~
yay..,-H.,!e Sew, Old Main
~.t n,lSun2
IL. u.a!. .-t ,rtt- and H.. rhr,ur-f prices
90. ..,rt .r VI Gr.-y- ,nl ,r.i ~
NV. op,Irrf
,..r ,,,rr -y,- ,fcrat,,s. r,It. th,t any
,t f., =. ,, ..u - y
~ ,r,,,,
.
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Trisch MISUNDERSTANDING.
Piano Duet-Nlsse5 Schuneman and ,IIu,iux
Vocal Solo-Mis Mari" Weber.
Piano Sulu-Miss SIdonIe Weber.
Declauatlun-S. Haerle.
Observation-Disclosures.
Piano Duct-Mi.scs Sidonie and Marie Weber.
Vocal Solo-Miss Johnun nriehn.
Abschied yoin WAld-Liederkranz.
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NEW AND ELEGANT.
Display of Goods at Charles Bon.
nell's Book Store. Opposite
the Courthouse.

To those who wish To ma { their
holiday purchases early, in order to avoid the
haste and confusion incident to late purchases.
l have just opened out Il large line Of new goods.
In addition TO the unrqualcd stock Of standard
and miscellaneous books, | have on hand a large
stock OF novelties In stationary, and pup-teries.
l Also wish TO call particular attention to a fine
line OF work boxes, toilet, card and cigar cases.
Call enrly and make yoar selection from the
largest assortment. and at your leisure. AT
BOSSELL'S, Book Store, Opposite tie Cour;
House. noy9u
DR.. c. w. Benson's Celery and CsrnOmiIe
Pulls are prepared expressly TO cure Sick Head
Ache. Nervous Headache, pyspeptic IIea!sche,
Neuralgia. Nervousness and Sie.plesaness, md
will cure any case. Price. fifty cents a box, 80
ptlls, postage Tree. Sold by al druggists. OF
nee. No. los n. Eataw Street, Baltimore. Mary
aud. anvil
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CHnord's FebrifuRe-Palatable, Power

Clinord's FebrifuKe-PaIatable. Power
ful, Antiperiodio and Tonic. Natures
remedy Tor Fever and !Ague. Never known TO
isil IN a single case. This popular remedy diff
iers from all other .Ayme cures. IN beng free
from al: poisonous effects on the system; II
enters INTO the circulation and destroys ali ma
laTIous poison. and thus erai.catcs the disease
without producing any of those distressing
siter-srusatIons such As iuIinesa and pain in the
head. ringing IN the ears and partial deafness
Try It once and you will never br wilh0u, Il.
j. L. RICHARDSON. Prop'r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
The Liederkrang Ball.

The LiederkranA ball. last Thursday night.
was q very agreeable and successful affair. The
hall was comfortably flled with a pleasant
crowd 10 enjoy themselves. and
they did SO thoroughly. The evenings enter
tsinmsnt was opened with = concert and adj
dress. tho two lasting until about ten O'Clock,
when dancing began. and WAS kept up until two
O'Clock.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30
Happy.
Choice Sewing Machines.

Those who buy their dry goods OF Royi.
New. poyslm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

The 'rack-layins on the Chicago s Alton rail
road hat reached the Columbus road. pretty
nearly iu. south Of this city. Yesterday.
We acknowledge tie compliment OF an invita-.
tinn ~ a musical convention andtconcert to tax,
place at Clinton, Henry county. December IG,
Il, Is. 10 amt 10Th. under the direction Of Prof
) Wesley Martin.
Richmond COnscryat"r The case of Mrs
Amanda Tri@g 50. the -. L h. {. \. road,
trial by jury, resulted IN d verd CT Of 81 ECO fol
the piainttG Her grievance was that she va,
carried by Hardin. with her children, at a tim,
when her mother was lying seriously Ill.
a lodge OF the AuCIeut Order OF Cnlte,
N"rkmen was organized IN thi, city last Satlir
day night. The following officers were elected
7. VI W, Rev. II. q Williams; If. w. JOS
. Lcsueur; & F, John NJ. Wotaua; o.. A
'. Robinson; Recorder, +. e r.. BrightweIl
F.nauceer, Ethan Allen; Receiver, {. b. Rms
sell; hui'ie. \. j LauChner; /. ~, John NJ
Welsh; o. W, Harlan ~l.usllen.