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EDUCATIONAL.

r S. SQUiRE'S
I i. CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
on Grace street between second and Third sireets,
y - =, will be resumed on The
i5Tn OF SEPTEMBER.
Numbcr limited TO so many as can DC careiaHs
taught by the Principal, aided by professors In
French and German. w 1 90 90
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NOTHING purifes and enrlches the blood and de-
struys all polsons In the system like Hop BITTERs.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. D." ..,' :. .' .1<....#
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, co;
A. NJ, G7;, noon, 70; 8 P. NJ, 77;6 ?.
", 72; midnight, 60. .t
Mean temperature, 6sa. 49,.
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A very large stock

" very large stock
MEMS BCslNEss-SUITs Of sS.
MEMS BUsINEss-sUITs at 90,
MEMS BUsIsEss-Suirs at $40.
MEMS DRESs-SUITs at $12,
1t Sl3, S15, SIS, $50, S22. s..., ...
CUT IN SACK OR FRocK STYLE.
A. SAKs & Co.,
1913 Main street.
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NEW STYLES.
FAsHIovABLe GOODS.

MEMS CASHMERE PAHTALOoSs, $3.50.
MEMS CASHMERE PAsTALooSs, $3.50.
MEMS CASHMERE PANTALooSs. $3.50.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

~ On all sotss o. j2ea! Eetsts y.Gdc bstsPse,
TIE ist J JcrWdTQ mi last CT lane TIE tdees Ser
the present year hGTt 70 bsDH;d o9:fe yG:cha a7e:
Or all sales Hsa3t 6etsUteIths lSt Of .iy u,d lac
ofthe year the tGIes kGts to be 1sa:G by lie setter
This custo~l was aioried abort fifteen yesrs age
b. a.! the reel estate a@rn's in Richmond and a.
piles 20 RichT Odd and "piGtty.i
r. b. LYME. 10x A. NJ, household and kitchen
furniture, glassware, Rc.
RICHMO%D BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ, horses, bugges,
farm wagon. &c.
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4ifhnrond Dispahh,

SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.
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[Entered at the Post, Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matter
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g ssss. ses oA5s4 ISIS Pulli''
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NEW REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE
ScHooL. BOARD FOR THE ADMISSION OF Chill
DREN OF NONRESIDENT sPAREaTS INT0 THE
CRY PUBLIC SCH00Ls.-In order to guard
against the admission OF children who are
not entitled to the benefits OF the schools,
the School Board has adopted the following
regulations: ..- -. .a-
Section 2. Children whose parents are
not residents Of the city shall not be re-
ceived or retained in any school; but
child who has been placed by the parent
under the protection and maintenance OF
resident taxpayer, who shall either be the
chiId's grandparents, uncle, aunt, brother,
or sister, shall be entitled to attend the pub
lie schools OF the city: provided that no
such child shall be admitted to the eXclu-
sion OF children OF resident citizens. A
written application by the relative, in form
as follows, will be required: /, -,
resident and taxpayer Of the city OF Rich
mond, hereby make application for the adj
mission OF - into the public schools OF
this city; and I hereby declare that the
SAID - is my -, and that I have
taken the said child to support and main
tain, without any charge or compensation,
as member Of my family; and have not
done this in The least degree for the pur-
pose OF securing the benefit OF the public
schools. [SignedJ -.
Section 3. Parents residing short dis
tauce outside the corporate limits that pay
taxes to the city, and who transact business
in the city, shall be allowed to send their
children to the public schools on the pay
ment OF twenty dollars per pupil for the
scholastic year provided the seats CT the
schools are not required for children OF
resident citizens.
For the Information OF the patrons of the
public schools, we are requested to state
that no tuitlon-fees will be charged for the
admission Of children OF resident citizens.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RESULT OF TEE PRIMARY ELECTION n
HENRIco.-The following Is the result (offi-
cial) OF the primary election In the county
81 sSA ,SSa mSoH oo-p

cn - - So0 = q
8 teAo OIS >aSSe AS
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TIE ylLLIERS'S INSTITUTE.
~ NO. 3l2 NORTH TWELFTH STREET.

Me. AND MRS. DE vILL1ERs, Primo pals. =
syext session opens MONDAY September Io'h,
with a full corps of prominent teachers.
:. ,kn {ns,t,n.e -, sc l2-3t*
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"a ~ f.oE'sG 49, EASA
y ao 100 0G-ao AAuo 2
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F1GurY-r1nsr sEMI-ASSUAL OPENING.
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LOR RENT, THE LARGE DOU-T "a
u BILE STORE uatc AZ The corner of Elev- M:!s
enth and Main streets. now occupied by us. Pos
session given October lst. Apply al our office.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and l. 10 Main street.
Also. FRONT AND REAR ROOM on second
floor and LARGE HALL on third floor FOR KENT.
LODGE-ROOM FOR RENT on THURSDAY
and SATURDAY MIG HTS sc 13-2g%
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EOR RENT, TIE VERY DESIRA- g.
4 BILE RESIDENCE No. 3l2 east Clay Ea:I
street, containing ten rooms and modern convent
enccs Range in kitchen with hot and cold water.
and LaIrobe stove heating three stsries. Rent
very moderate. Apply to
GEORGE w. WARREN.
Real Estate Agent,
sel3-6t No. i11O Main street.
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SCHOOL FOP BOYS.-NeNt session will
- beptu SEPTEMBER Is, 1870, aud end JUNE
Is. $50 .
TERMS: Sl75 icxclusre of washing. lights. and
toNtlsI payable in equal nstalments ut the begin
ming, middle, and end Of session
EDWARD q. GWATUMEY.
TaylOrsyle, Hanover county, VA.
References: Facully of University OF virginia
F.cury of Richmond College. au 4-6w
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University SCHOOL, PETERS
~ BURG. FA.-The tif.eenth annual session OF
,hH SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins SIcPTEMBER
2arI Thorough preparation for the University Of
hlrsinla and other Colleges. Highly recommended
ny re Faculty and by Professors In special
Schools Of The University. Fer catalogue I'D
dress w GtJEIsOS McCaHE
au 9-eodtSe29 PRINCIPAL,
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA.

The thirty. 9th annual session will commence
SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1879. with a thorough or
ranizaIion and It's usual full corps of insruci ors
buildings and grounds spacious and furnished
with every modern convenience aud comfsrt. The
sanitary arrangements are very complete aud suo-
cpssful.
Unsurpassed advantages in Music, Modern Ian
pla.cs and full course of English, &c.
ExtIvaeauce in all It's forms constantly dis. our
aged. .., .s, ,.--.--.-
TERMS: Board, furnished room, beating by steam.
gas washing. seat in church. physicians fec, and
tuIrion in full course OF English, Calisthenics, Elo-
curfon IN classes. Latin or elementary French, foI
session of forty weeks, S245. ~...
Music, &C., extra. 81. ......f
Snmmer board, with y light vacation course of
study Tor pupils only. '.. 80
For catalogues, address
iv l5-2m = REV. X. II. PHILLIPS, Rector.
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EBECATffsNAa..
SCHOOL,
IL. No. Zoe EI.GaTH STREET.

THURSDAY, Sept Nu,ecr 25th, 1879.
CHAkGEs PER SESSION;
Elementary f. .slsh and MISUNDERSTANDING SEQ
English and iipner Mathematics. fE
.Iatin, Gre ek, French, German, each.......... 1a
rs.rSsers' .ssss Recommendations. so
sic boS sfudteS more than TWO of thGse Ian
guages no charge Is made for the third and fourth.
Pay meats rs follows: Ten dollars Isl ~ the Gay oi
ent, sceS The balance in three SIX and nine nohtus
fro "a i,rc ] 9Th day of September, 1879.
snys ar eleven years OF age received, or, IL wen
n karccd, crcn,youpgeT.
xSrralars az The BOOKSTORES.
,n,sicat;ons NAV be made 10 the Principal nt No
Sas e''S' h'''" THOMAS II. NoRwooD.
,n.s, ~ sf3s -ss Principal.
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=
The PRINCIPALS, recognizing The great adyan'age
10 little children OF being lrained under then Su-
pervision for The various classes of the Primary De-
Iariment. have organized such preparatory SCHOOL
successful experience IN teaching little children
and though In the same building, will be so far oe.
tached that the children need no. come In contact
with the rest OF the school; will they be con-
fined more than three and a half or four hours per
day. Gnildrep thus trained from the beginning in
our methods of instruction will have very great ac-
Notwithstanding. as they VIII do, the closest per
sgnai attention both from their instructor and from
the Principal, and at charge that the pri-
mary schools makc-viz.. S35 per session.
Apply 10 the PRINCIPALS. or at the bookstores, Tor
cataIogucs giving fuil particulars ,e.or
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- Schermer-
y ,,so GGAs, SSSE S2na horn.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF NoBBY STYLES.
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ALL THE NEW STYLE COLLARS
Just opened at
r, B. SPENCE & SONS.
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TOR RENT, SECOND AND THIRD T
n FLOORS. cry desirable. App;v 10 LII
JOSEPH WOODWARD. Dentist,
sc 11-3t* S05 east Frank, in street.
E'OR RENT, EXCELLENT DWELL g.
n ING, No. l3 soHt., Adams street. witLont I'LL
basement ana containing seven rooms. II has.
closets, BATH &C.. and Is very conveniently arranged
sc 9-eOd3t GRIRRS A WILLIAMS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
A GALL.

Y. RYLAND, ESQ.,, Dear Sir:-The death OF
Hon. A. NJ. Lay, our representative from the
seventh congressional district, makes il necessa-
ry f,r the people of said district to elect another
man to succeed him. Believing that Lafayette
county is justly entitled to name the candidate,
We know OF no one in this congressional district
in whose character and person are combined
more of the requisite elements Of a true repre-
sentative than yourself. Born and reared in
our midst; profoundly educated in the law; of
irreproachable integrity; always fearless and
bold in the advocacy OF right; u true democrat
in the most acceptable construction of its politi-
cal sense; free from all Objectionable antece
dants; We believe you to be the proper person to
represent us. and therefore call upon you for
permission to place your name before the con-
vention when duly assembled to make the noInl-
nation. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
Special Notice-Cash, Cash.

in order TO be enabled to sell goods and
do work in my line at bottom prices | have
determined from and after this day to sell
only for cash. lii coming to this determine
ton | am sure that | consult the best inter-
est of all my customers. Persons In need
OF sadd'sry, harness. findings or repairing
Will do well to hive me a call as my prices
will be as low as the lowest. Those persons
knowing themselves indebted to me Will
please call and settle before January 1st, as
l Will at that time place all unpaid accounts
In the hands of an officer for collection.
nSlS HENRY
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
FOR THE

Our citizens can do no better, il they wish
any article of Jewelry or Silverware. for Holt
day or Bridal Presents than to visit the house OF
T. J. TURNER,
726 MAIN STREET,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Mr.. Turner used to be In the employ of H. X.
Holman, the Jeweler, who was well and favor
ably known all over the country. He Is q man
OF strict integrity, and guarantees every article
sold at his establishment just AS represented.
He keeps a full line Of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS.
JEWELRY,
SILvERwARE,
And the LARGEST and FINEST line Of SPEC.
TACLES and EYEGLASSES in the City.
(~decl3t3l
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THE CRADLE.

horn,ln Dover. lafayette county, Mo-, Dec.
lth' to the wife OF Mr.. Robert lox-a boy.
In Lexington, Lafayette county, Mo.
glrl.
In this city, Dec. LIST, to the wife of MIR,
Is. +. Hill-a girl.
- In this city, Dec. 18th, to the wifi. o.
Franklin h. Tut, Esq.-a boy.
- In Lexington township, Lafayette county
NO, December 9Th, TO the wife of Mi. Jacot
Harklerhode-u girl. F
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Marrled-In Ray county. Mo-, near Rich
mond December 10th. by Rev. James A. Quarles,
u. BUREfI OLIVER, Esq. of jackson, Mo.
and Miss MARIE +. WATKINS, Youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Henrietta Watkins.
- In Washington township, Lafayette coun-
ty. Mo Tuesday, Dec. 9th. Ut the residence OF
the officiatlng minister, Rev. j. A. Prather,
MT. j Z: FOX and Miss LILLE HAGOOD, OF
Davis township.
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Christmas Concert.

The YOUNG LADIES of the BAPTIST COL
LEGE, the popular MALE QUARTEFTE oil
LEXINGTON, the LITTLE CHILDREN OF tbs
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. skilful performers.
and sweetly trained voices, will all minister to
the pleasure of the aaditors.
REMEMBER TIME, PLACE, TICKETS.
Friday night. December 18th, Hsgen's Opera
House; Tickets, so cents. For
SEATS so promptly to Grimes Il Fennble's OF
to G.. II. Royle's. NO extra charge for RE-
SERVED seats. decl3tl
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Holiday Goods.

Just received q nice and full line Of photo
and autograph albums, scrsp-books, box
papers, fine perfumeries, soaps, combs, hall
brushes, &c. These are good and substantial
goods, and only need to be seen to be ap
preciuted. Call and examine. Prices guar
apted W than elsewhere, at the Franklin
Street Drug Store. ul5t5
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Again.

BY way of a reminder, permit us to say we
don't allow any house in the county to I'M
dersell us. We love competition and will
AWAY 20 Zone BETTER
d!3ts ERlEnN y WILKEk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
IN Wilson Il Ballard will be- dissolved on the
LIST day OF January, 1880, and It will be ncces-
sary to Immediately close their books. All per-
sons. therefore. knowing themselves to be in
debted to said firm will save themselves trouble
and costs by making immediate payment.
WILSON &
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uDlaundried shirts at 20 cents and 81. at
Henry Sinauer'sS'ar Clothing house d6t2
have the finest tea ever sold in this mar
ket. Call aud get some, at Geo. +. Matt.
lands, ul5tl
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In his Renowned Impersnnation and own ORA
matization OF
RIP ANWINKLE
yAGABoND OF THE CATsKuIs

As played by him for ten consecutive years in all
the cities OF America, from the British Provln-
c-s to San Francisco. including Boston and
New York. This play has been wledRed
by the press and ministers of the church as the
pur est and most successful play of The century.
Supported by u flrst-class Dramatic Company,
selected expressly for the piece.
Popular prices. Children, u cents.
SeuI Ah0W on sale Mt the nnafnnica
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
FOR SALE orr EXCHANGES.

AffNG TO sell nv icel- -
IA dence, on South street. } will do 90
q, u Very low price for ca-rI, or eSoh.nge mi
for u smaller house In tho eitY. xheJRHk
house Is two stories ntsh, aRa has nine large
in the eIty: 44e i7ace is weii supplied with
,nr,o0s KIDD of trait and shrubbcry, and has
al The necessary DAT buildings. For purticu-
Lars apply to =. NJ. Mountjoy. a. j. Hall or the
Hniersigned. tmh.9 MARY f. BOWMAN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13

UNPRECEDENTED in the Annals of Lexing-
ton-the immense line OF Christmas Goods, Al
ROILE'S BOOB EMPORIUM. d6tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
Why

The low prices, the elegant styles, the
large assortment, the lair and straightfor-
ward dealings, explains whv our new store
Is so attractive at present. Call at Grimes
& Venable's and see and price goods.
Zeiler's old stand. n:9t4
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The MALE QUARTETTE will assist the
young ladies Of the Baptist College in their
CHRISTMAS CONCERT, at Hagen's Opera
House, Friday night, December 18th. Doors
open at ! O'Clock. Tickets, so cents; for sale at
Grimes & Venable's and c. H. Royle's. NO
extra charge for RESERVED seats. decl3l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
PRICES STILL LOWER.
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps and Gloves,

We are selling the above line OF goods
cheaper than they were ever offered before
in this market. We are selling mems kip
boots for the small sum of 81 per pair
boys boots down TO 81; chllu's boots % cents,
ladies' goat sewed shoes, only III cents
children's shoes, only 30 cents. Good wool
hats for men for the small sum OF 80 cents
boys hats only % cents. Our. stock of hats
Is the largest in the county. We buy direct
from The manufacturers, which enables us
to undersell all competitors. We have the
best handmade boot for 81 10 IN the west.
Mems cali boots from 50 to 81 so per pair.
We keen the celebrated Giesecke Meysen-
burg boot. which our customers wear twelve
months. We are the only house in the city
tina. keeps W. ID. Wells IL Co : atandard
screw fastened boots and shoes the, meyer
rip and are az ehsy TO the foot rs sewed
boots ana shoes. Give them q trial, and VIC
guarantee they will give you better s~atisfac-
ton than pegged goods. Our stock of gloves
Is very large we keep the celebrated VIM
chester Buck Gloves, which Is given up to
be the best glove IN the market. Come and
see US, we Will save you ten per cent. Re
spcctiully, DAVIS 8 ALLsTApT.
s21mS Opposite the Courthouse.
Telephone sticks at Maitland's. n29t2
Mess mackerel, heads aud tails of. in five
pound cans, new goods, ut George +. Malt
lands. nl5,4
Apple, peach and quince butter and rasp-
berry jam in three and i've pound cans at
Mltlluud's. naMa
vases, toiiet-sets, caud,es.ticks, work.
boxes. desks and albums, ut Z. G.
Lexington, Mo. neem1
have the finest stock Of all kinds al fancy
goods in Lexington, and all new and fp-u
Geo. +. Miltta2A. ,ao,.
When You Wat the finest goods or apv.
.'nip' SEW in the grocery line call .3,; get il
NJ Geo. +. Maitland's. ul5t4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
BUSINESS HOUSE.

Expecting to have it finished and ready for occupancy by
December LIST. 1879. In this, however, we are disappointed,
as we shall not be able to occupy the same this season. BIT
having brought on most of the stock necessary for the pur-
pose Of opening out in the NEW HOUSE, we now find
ourselves completely damned from bottom to top. These
Goods must be sold, principally during the next three weeks.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13

2V.U PnIrs Ut % per CeHt CHeHPeT (uHu nHy
other dealer can AFFORD TO sell them. All kinds
and all styles sent here from bankrupt mer-
chants Goods sent every where c. o. d. by the
Popular Bankrupt Boot and Shoe House. 4H
Main Street, Kansas City, Mo. novS-tf
An amendment TO the constitution has
been submitted in the house. declaring
that polygamy shall not exist in the
United States.
Mr.. Prince was reelected as mayor OF
Boston by a handsome vote. This Is a
deserved compliment to a faithful Off
Ger and a good democrat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
why WILL O

Allow a cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage II ore serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be SO readily at
tanned. Boschee's German Syrup has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure OF
Cough, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
1t is DIR. Boschee's famou German prescription,
and Is prepared with the greatest care, and no
fear need be entertained in administering it to
the youngest child, as per directions. The sale
OF this medicine is unprecedented. Since first
introduced there has been a constant increasing
demand and without a single report of a failure
to do its work in any case. Ask your Druggist
as to the truth of these remarks. Large size u
ents. Try it and be convinced. Jan25eow
DR.. c. w. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Headache, DyspeptIc Headache,
Neuralgia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness. and
will cure any case. Price, fifty cents q box, 81
pills, postage free. Sold by all druggists. or.
flee, No. 100 N. Eutaw street, Baltimore. Mar.
i and ap97v
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XEN0PHON RYLAND FOR CONGRESS,

EDITOR lNTELLIGRNCER;-We must select some
one to I'LL the lamented Lays place in congress,
and we have little time in which to do It.
Permit an ex-coniederate soldier to name for
the place an ex-federal soldier. A man who,
since peace has perched upon the banners OF the
army of the union, has been a man of peace. A
man pare in his morals, conscientious in every
action, and a democrat without fear or blemish
A man of brains, brave In defense of correct
political principles. A gentleman and IL scholar,
eloquent IN his defense of democracy, equal to
and true to every trust. That man is Xenophon
Ryland. CONFEDERATE.
Two freight trains on the c. & A.
railway collided at Delhi, Ills, smash
ing up a caboose and two cars loaded
with corn, and the locomotive on one OF
the trains
Glass railroad ties are being tried in
England.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13

CHRISTMAS Is At Hand, And You Can Find
Present for your Sister,
A Present for your Brother,
A Present for your Mother,
A Present for your Father,
a Present for your Sweetheart,
Or your Cousins and Aunts. in the Elegant
Assortment of CHRIS rMAS GOODS, At
ROYLE'S BOOK EMPORIUM. dGtr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13

a new GRAND PIANO for the CONCERT.
frof. t'imbel Will have a splendid Weber Con-
cert Grand Piano for his pupils. Their high at
tainments deserve this marked recognition.
This Is a magnificent instrument. 1t has teen
ordered. Will be here in time FOR the Christmas
Concert and Will add greatly to ne attractions
OF that occasion;
uecl3tl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
Now for the HOLIDAYS

What makes a finer Christmas Present
than a Piano or Organ? No house is fur.
nished these times without one or the other,
and nothing of the same value affords so
much entertainment and pleasure In the
family, and the next thing Is to find the best
place to purchase. We claim that we have
the best Pianos and Organs, and sell none
but reliable Instruments and on their merits,
and warrant each instrument fully for five
years. Our stock of "Steinway l. Sons,'
"kranich Il Bach" Sd. Il G. Fischer and
"Ernest Gabler'' Pianos, and "Burdett'
Organs, Fine Covers, Music. Books, &c, &C.,
Guitars and Violins and everything in our
line is complete, and we only ask a trial on
prices to convince any one that we are offer
Ing great inducements during this month.
CONOVER BROTHERS,
dec6-2t Kansas City or st. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
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