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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15

When John Wesley died, in 1871,
he left 10000 followers in England.
Since then the smallest decennial i'll
crease has been 25,410. Tho increaae
of the last decade has been 32.4O5,
and the original number has been
multiplied by five.
The St. Louis Presbyterian says
that it speaks we'll for the Methodist
Episcopal system that out of ten
thousand three hundred appoint
ments made in 1s77-7S no preacher
declined to GO where he was sent,
and no society refused to accept the
msu appointed.
Famine follows the British forces
in Afghanistan. Dispatches received
in London say that General Stewards
command finds great difficulty in OBJ
tanning supplies. The soldiers are
suffering for food and clothing and
camels are dying for lack Of forage.
The natives are sulky and lnsolent,
and obvious waiting only for an ill.,
trepid leader to fall upon the invad-
| ers. If the English get through the
| winter without rujnous disaster they
will be lucky.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned. executor of the last
i will and testament of Jesse Roberts, 4SSA
deceased. now offers tor sale the lone ~
farm Of said deceased, situated in Green -
ton Valley, two miles south OF Greenton post
office. On the line of the new extension OF the
Z. 4 A. r. r.. Said farIr contains 240 acres of No.
Hand, $50 acres under fence, balance in timber
There is on the place a good residence, vi good
good water. both in wells and spring branches
TERMS:-One-third cash. one-third In twelve
month";, and remaining third in two years.
For price, and any other particulars, apply to
SAMUEL W. GREASY. Executor,
maylltf Greenton, Lafayette Co., Mo.
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FOR SALE.

ONE larm af 800 acres. This farm Is
Vim q state of good cultivation. 1t is E
divided into eight fields; has 22U acres in e34A
grass, good orchard, barn, and all nee -
essary out-buildings. and has never failing wa
ter. 1t is 3E miles from Dover, ~ miles from
Page City, on the Mo. P. B R., and miles
offered for the next 60 days. at $50 per acre.
Also u farm of so acres, 2k miles from Page
City, and 4 miles from Higglnsville. This farm
is all under good fence, has double log house,
kitchen and necessary out-buildings. The land
is all fresh. This farm is offered at $25 per
acre. Also a farm Of ITO acres of choice land,
1 mile south Of Dover. Said lands are all in
Lafayette county, Missouri.
Gc7tf VIM, II, T
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ICE ICE

TNHE undersigned has now in store n sufficient
i quantity of pure, solid ice to not only sup
ply the home market, but any reasonable de.
msnd which may be made Tor shipping pur.
poses. Ice will be furnished in quantities from
100 pounds, to car loads, delivered at low
prices. Address communications to me at Lex.
ington. jan2J-3m GEO. SETTER.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.

The Tri- Weekly REPUBLICAN Is published
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, and is
especially adapted to the wants OF those sub
scribers who are not SO situated as to receive a
daily mail. II contains not only the cream of
the Daily REPU SL.CAN, but practically all the
news of the week published In the seven issues
Of the daily is given in the three of the Iri-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

L.rAxHrrE CoTsTS. IS.
In the Circuit court ofsaii county, in vacation
January 22d, 1879:
Nancy w. King and Alfred King, ''
her husband.
VS..
Henry a. Campbell, Aaron G Camp
bell. William Y. e. Campbell,
Eliz abeth G. Masterson and Givens
b Masterson, her husband, George
T. Campbell, Robert f. Campbell, -.-
Wayne Masterson, QuiBtus Mas
terson, Sarah Campbell. Aaron
W. Campbell. Elizabeth Camp
bell, John d. Campbell. Susan E.
campbell and George w. Camp
bell her husband, Sarah w. Thax- Petition. :
ton, William Thaxton, Mary Gar
Vim and Theodore Garvins her hus-
band. Ola A. Martin and Joseph 2.
Martin, her husband. Iphigenia g.
Smith and John T. Smith. her
Henry a. Masterson, Gi,ens Mas
terson, son of Velinda H. Mas
terson, deceased. Clay borne Mas
terson Elizabeth Masterson, james
A. Masterson and Alfred Master
no the said Susan E. Campbell and George
Martin and Joseph Martin, her husband,
Iphigents G. Smith and John T. Smith, her
pnsE n h aSe s eee nerees q nU suit AGAINST anas s yoa
and said other defendants In said court by
petition. the object and general nature of which
said plaintiffs and defendants according to their
rights and interest in and to the following de-
scrioed real estate situate in Lafayette county,
Missouri, whereof the late Henry Campbell
died seized to-wit: The west half Of the
tSenty-one ttsiS. except five or ten Is or
10y acres, bounced and described as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner of the
southwest quarter of thu northeast quarter OF
said section twenty-one t2D; thence east along
the north boundary line of said quarter quarter
to y point fifty feet east of the Cottonwood
Spring; thence south far enough to pass south OF
the old orchard and to the west boundary line:
thence north to the place of beginning; also the
west half of the southeast quarter of section
thirty 500 feet in width on the west side thereof,
commencing AT the southwest corner of said
tract, and running thence north TO the county
road, running through said tracts, all OF said
lands being in township forty-nine (4s) and
range twenty-eight (2e). Excepting from the
operation of this suit D graveyard consisting OF
one hall acre of land; and if said land cannot
be divided without great prejudice. that the
san e may be sold anu the proceeds divided be-
tween the parties Interested according to their
rights as The same shall be declared by the
court.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear at the next term OF SAID court, to be
holden at the court house, IN the city oil
ON or before the 9Th day thereof, if the term shall
80 long continue, and ifnOt, then before the end
OF the term, and answer said petition, the SAINT
will be taken as confessed.
And it is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published In the Lexington Weekly Inielli-
gencer, a newspaper published in said county Of
Lafayette, for four weeks snccrssively, the las
insertion to be ut least four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term OF this court
janeo-st FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
by c. b. DANIEL. d. g.
Wallace & Chiles, attys for plRs.
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IA FOR SALE.
TRUSTEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS. William A; Kinehslos by hi.
w certain deed OF trust, dated the 9Th day OF
April, 1872, and recorded in the recorders ONCE
for Lafayette county, Missouri. in book Ne. 10,
at page No. 50, conveyed to the undersigned.
trustee, the following described real estate
situate and lying in the county Of Lafayette,
and state OF Missouri. to-wit: The northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
eighteen ,(ls), in township forty-eight (4s), OF
range twenty-slx (26l also the south half OF the
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter OF
the same section. township and range, contain
ing in all sixty (60) acres more or less.
which said conveyance was made In trust
to me to secure the payment Of a certain prom
issory note IN said deed described, and. where
as, default has been made In the payment Of said
note; now, therefore. l. the undersigned .trustes
in said deed of trust, in accordance with the
provisions of said deed of trust. at the request
OF the legal holders Of said nste, hereby give
notice, that will, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 4rH, A. D., 1879.
between the hours of 8 O'Clock In the forenoon
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, on
the premises above described, about II miles
south of Lexington and one and q half miles
west Of Tabo Postoface, in Lafayette county
Mo-, proceed to sell, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the foregoing real
estate and property, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to pay the saic promissory note In
said deed described. with the cost and expense.
of said trust and sale.
CHARLES ". K1NCHELoE.
febltd Trustea.
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B%|acksmithing and Repairing.

TAMES p. HALL having re- g.
y turned to Lexington to stay. C@@
respectfully solicits y share OF
occupied by Clowdslsy q Wotawa, where he 10
ready to do all kinds OF RlRsksmithing. ltsapsr
Repairing u specially. 1sltH
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ranEements are made.
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A~DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

I ETTERS of administration on the estate of
II stephen Pool, deceased. We're granted to
the undersigned on the 2lst day Of January
1873, by the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
; All 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 snch ~cstate; and if such claims be
not exhibited within two years they will be for
ever barred. a. BENJAMIN F. VJCKARS,
jan25-5t Administrator.
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FOR ALE OR EXCHANGE.

WISH TO SELL MY HOUSE, AND
i LOT, corner of Main and Locust Linn.
street, or will EXCHANGE it for prop
erty in good location ne .rer to the nQ
Courthouse. Its offered for sale at much iesf
than its real value. Inquire Mt Intelligence
Office, OF +. Alien, or
Oct10ti w G MITSCROVE
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THE Is
Tim ES- j RI AL.
BOLD. FEARLESS AND
LEkDING PAPER Of 81. LOUIS.

] AT En- VI VII
The coming year bids fair to prove one OF un,
usual interest to the general reader, and ofgreat
P1SMiP psJ6U aRS qselI Fr!e as f e Is me from sa' ali lens sns
tangling alliances, beire.. underiu no obligations
whatever TO rings or oombin atone. political or
questions from an dnprejudiced andnnrestricted
s sbs 4I% Es III Surp9 %fu q be- The SrsPE u ia shsfin Of
it as a medium for presenting 10 itss readers all
the news of the day, and second. to present suee
comments on the various political and businesS
moyemenrs throughout the country as will ena.
bic the reader 10 arrive at q correct conclusion
regarding them, to the end thatNhc may act un-
deTstsndIy. And while doing this the TINES
whenever found, or to oppose corrupt .c6mhi.-
nations THAT have for their purpose the despoil-
tendency the debasing of public morals. It will
use plain language iu talking Of men and meas.
aTss; A sh as5s shslt p BE n nssMs y ssa 4 ' be d.n aoa =
framed by trimmers and tricksters, Tor lis po.
litical views or opinions: 1t will rather rely
for its guide in this particular on the, Constitd.
ton Of the the g1l!ed States; shs s. Lays paced M.
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six columns in all. In its columns is presented
all the news of the day, foreign and domestic.
while due attention is given to literary, to SCI
entific and In fact to all topics Of general interest
plete.
~ffty-six column paper. clearly printed. pre-
scnting q handsome and most attractive APP
pearance. In preparing matter for the Weekly
the wants and interest of the country reader are
kept constantly in view. Beside furnishing .
large amount of miscellaneous reading matter,
an epitome OF the news from all perts Of the
world and whatever is fresh or new In relation
to agriculture or the household, q carefnhy. pre-
pared review of the market for the week. Is given.
making it of incalculable value TO the farmer.
the mechanic, and, in fact, I'd, all Glasses OF
readers.
same as the daily, contains atifty-sixsc columns.
In it the PRINCIPAL news Of the Two days preced-
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AMRERGRIS,

Perhaps one of the most complete
metamorphesis of the character ana
associations connected with u sub
stance in nature is found in the deli
cate toilet perfume, ambergris. which
u%aturalists tell Us is nothing else than
the result of q fit of Indigestion on
the part of the spsrm-whale, being,
in fact, a kind OF intestinal calculus
or portion of the food Of the whale
imperfectly d;gested. Foxes have a
great partially for a%mbergris, and
congregate on the sea-coast in search
of it. They eat it, and return it ! n
exactly the same state as it was swai-
lowed, in respect to perfume. though
changed in color. This is the white
ambergris 80 highly valued. Thus,
after passing through the digestive
organs of two animals, it retains its
delicate and subtle perfume, which
rivals that of the tairest flowers, and
also retains its values for the toilet.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION POSTAGE PREPAID.

IHE DAILY REPUBLICAN, published every morn
ing, Will be furnished at the following rates:
by mail, seven times per week, per year. .$l9 90
In the city, seven times per week per year. ID OO
IN the city seven times per week, by week %
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BIDS FOR WORK.

i by The County Court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri, will recei.e sealed proposals to build
county, according to The plan and specifications
now on file III the County Clerk IS office OF said
county. Is DIS 10 be for The entire work. The
contract 10 be let to the Ii west and best bidder.
The right to reject all BIDS, reserved The con-
tractor to give Il good and sufficient bond for the
faithful performance OF the work. No bids All
pc received after the 10Th of February, 1873.
Bids to he left with the County Clerk.
JNO.
| .r,-, -s Il. S. MITCHELL, Com.
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The
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Religious & Family Newspaper
1t is clearly printed on new type, and beautiful
white paper and Is one oil tue nanusomeSt papers
published.
While THE CHRISTIAN is broad and liberal
In its spirit, courteous in tone. and unsectarian
in its aims, it Is, and expects to remain, an I'M
compromising advocate oil the plea for Il return
TO primitive christianity, and the union OF all
Christians on the Bible alone as the only true
basis of Christian fraternity and cooperation
1t has ever been, and will continue to be, an
earnest advocate OF prohibition, backed up and
pforced by education and moral %suusiOn, as
the only ~eHectual remedy for intemperance.
L, will also devote much space to family cult
ure andrrelig1ous intelligence; give u summary
of secular news anu market reports, weekly :and
In a word, Will aim to meet all the wants OF the
family and church. 1t will keep Its readers
posted as to " hat is going on In the great world
of thought and activity.
THE CHRISTIAN
Is still furnished to subscribers at the old price
of
So 90 PER YEAR.
Notwithstanding the many Improvements which
have greatly increased its cost.
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ASSISTANTS EDITORS =,
&c REYNOLDS, a.. 1. HoBBS,
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Assisted by au able corps of contributors.
Address, -: -
Christian Publishing Co.,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Henry sellmyer and Caroline
w selimyer, his wife, by their cert in decd
recorded in the recorders Office of Lafayette
county. Missouri, in book No. 90, at page 566.
conveyed to the Undersigned, trustee, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, lying and
bei:g In the county Lafayette and state of Mis-
souri,, to-wit: The northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter, and the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter. and the south half of the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter, all
OF section thirty-four (34), of township forty
eight As) ofrange twenty-eight (2s), CONTAINING
one hundred Q0D) acres, more or less, which
said conveyance WAS made in trust to secure the
payment of Il certain promissory note dies cribed
in said deed of trust, which said note is long since
que ana remains unpaid; now, therefore, at the
request OF the holder of said note and in accord
ance with the provisions of said deed of trust,
Il the said trustee, hereby give notice that l
will, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1873,
between the hours of 3 O'Clock u. m. and
io'ciock p. m. of that day, IN front of the court
house door. In the city Of Lexington. county of
Lafayette, and state of Missouri, offer for sale,
at pablic vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the above described real estate for the purpose
of paying the amount due upon said promissory
note together with the costs and expenses Of
said trust aud sale. 1851
Janls-td JOHN c. COBB. Trustee.
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HARPER'S BAZAR, 1879.
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CEDAR STREET. in the rear OF Hills Agri-
cultural House.
WILL shoe horses ALL ROUND. STEEL
w TOES, at the reduced price Of 81 ".
Plain shoes, 81 IS.
Reset old shoes, IS cents.
Shrinking tire, per set, - co..
REPAIRING done in accordance with the
above low prices. All work warranted, aud
satisfaction given or no charge. jo3l
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.------ y ST. Ennia.M0 ,
, 1879-02-08

No1701WfFV {1zQ. AfFfF7lAFF+
A gentletnalt Vi Aulln l.oWA.lts e1Hie tn this
city su,uc wccks agu. Wills hers lbs bought i
buggy aud horse. On h1s way hoI.ewara, ut
Gunter'x Hiil no got out of thu buggy fur smut
purpnse, Al4u tilu lluF4o Tan away with It. Dark.
nrts bad set In, an4 Ills gentielnRu lookesl III
vain ios h!a missing property. llc went home
ind gave uettce ot thc cacapc. snd was mucl!
troubled al The failure to recover thd bcast Mnll
vehicle. AZ Inst llicy werv found ln the w1odl
ol t';ntlaia swamp, near tbs place III escape
II. buggy hs,l icruta 4ixrd atullt. tie trees l
such 1!,auner tbIat thc horse could uot iE4w T.
and thcrc tic unfortunate beast had stood, with
0ul food or water, for ten DAYS. Though ema
ciatrd aud feeb!c, The horse wea driven Ao,nt
wltuuut belug taken from tic buggy.
, 1879-02-08

AMI often used II during the last decade Of bis
ilfr. 4 lady who was long member Of MI.
Ills intellectual VI osE, aaTs That the Idea did not
spring nj ouco tn his mini in its perfect concise
ness; ac Ind expressed It again and again With
ETa'iua!1Y lcescntnt dlffusIvenrss before he gave
1851 where It anpears thus: .'Of all the people,
~ MI the icobfc. and Tor NIL tho people," "a
published II Additional Speeches, Vol. ,, =. ~
"l:ut ta,at,h ahc adds, twas not quite pointed
ten IN csitctslng the National action. to pierce
n,H! penetrate The mind of hcarer and feadet
with flat just t'ca Of Democracy, securing II
1fere by mitch iteration; ami can distinctly &C.
call his joyfnl look when be aftcrwhrd read II
tn tnc in hia library, condensed into this gem:
"Oi the peoplc, By The iteoplc, for the pooRle"
, 1879-02-08


Jack shcpa.d, tlIr bt3 nc"st'oy, struck an fdra
tl.s. utAtr day which calno wlthtu lair's
breadth VI ,nakfng his fortune. liz bought q
tiinu novel mud subliyldea It Into twesIty parts,
whlri. l,r planned to deliver 10 Little English
III monthly pnrlA at two CULTS per month, on
lbe piult pursued by tlls usuul subscription book
agencies. However, ll!s own keenhess iu select
ing work Vi vivid interest proyc,i his ultimate
ruin. Tie first monthly part delivered to En-.
giisf left The hero ot tho story in the Kr11sp Of
fatp lurutnu ~ stsong tllat the rca1eE could not
walt for tle ncxt insta!1mcnt to b. delivered.
Taking tllecc or fur companions into his ctu11-
tlener, tllry yesterday wayIaid .Jask IN IN alcv,
went through him iur tho u.t~r nineteen
monthly putts, a1,u, willie tnEos buys held llse
ssuxvul's" Ac4a against suow-bank, tic
fourth read tllc rcst of the story a!uud aald
kutIsicI alI cravings.