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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-22
Bond Suits.

From Mr.. ,Jno. S. Blackwell. the efficient and
energetic prosecuting attorney OF TINS county,
who returned from Jefferson City yesterday, We
learn tine following particulars Of the proceed
incs in the United States district court. The
case of James Smith, ofIowa, against Lafayette
county, was on So, OGO bonds issued 10 the
Louisiana & Missouri River railroad. IL VIII
be remembered that there were $40, ooo OF ponas
issued to this road, and that a suit iof the ether
S., 900 has already been defeated by the county.
In this case Mr.. Blackwell set up an answer.
To this the plaintiff demurred; argument was
heard on the demurrer; demurrer overruied,
and the plaintiff dismissed his case. That Is
the end of that tale, as plaintiff Will not oe
likely to try the supreme court OF the united
States with all the chances against him.
The next case of interest to this county was that
of Jas. Forbes vs. Lafayette County, on Licking
ton township bonds to the 'Bobtail' road on the
north side OF the river, for IS. 200. The points
in this case had been very fairly heard by the
court in the Kirkbride case, tried some time
ago, when the county got Judgment. hirkorlGe
| sued on SIS, 900 OF the same bonds anu was
| beaten, Alexander Graves being then county
| attorney. BY continual buzzing at the court the
bond lawyers at Jefferson City concluded that
they could get Judge Krekel, probably. to re-
verse himself in this case, and a motion for ar
! rest of Judgment and new trial was accordingly
| filed, SO that both cases were to be considered
ut this term of court Mr.. Graves went down
to see about the Kirkbride case, and, on argu-
ment, the motions above alluded to were over
ruled. Mr.. Blackwell's defense in the Forbes
case was the unconstitutlonality OF the township
aid act, and the averment that the road did moi
pass '.irto. through or near" the township
sir. blackwell desires us to publicly thank MIR.
Alexander Graves Tor valuable assistance In the
case in an able and iorcible to which
he came we'll armed because of his study ofth'
Kirkbride case. Though no decision was had
in the case up to yesterday it is confidently ex'
pected that the court will render Judgment fol
| tho rounty
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
William J. Philpott, ct al.

. hi'to'tS Se"
Susan f. Webb, ct al.
RY virtue Of an order OF sale Issued snt from u
onicio, clerk of the law and equity courts ef
jackson county. Missouri; in favor OF William
Susan Il. Webb and John P. Webb, her hus-
band. Zllpha A; Gordon and william $. Gordon,
her nusDand' william WiII,s% r. A webb rh,lp John ana "a. M Mabn,
Samuel E.. Webb, Sarah A. Webb. Mary s.
Webb and Malinda j.. Webb, Sarah A; Halnes
and John Huincs, her husband, and Addison 5.
Webb. William Is. Philpott, Samuel A. Philpott.
Lucy J. Gordon and Lewis Z. Gordon, her hus-
band, defendants. to me directed and returnaDie
TO the December term. 1873, OF the Laiaye"e
county circuit court, L VIII, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1879.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF SAID
day, AMI In front of the court house door. in the
soiIri, during the session of the Lafayette circuit
court of said county. sell publicly by auction, to
the highest bidder. for one-half in six months and
cenI. per unnum interest with approved security,
all the right, title, interest, claim ana estate o.
| the said plaintiff and defendants In said order OF
estate, situate, lying and being in the county o.
Lafa, cite and state Of Missouri. to-wif: The wcsl
half of the northeast quarter OF section twenty
three C23). township forty-eight tS, OF rangt
twentv-nIne (29; the northeast quarter OF tht
northeast quarter of same section, township
and range ;the southeast quarter of the southeas
QUARTER OF SeCtlOn louIteeu NifJs snhiS o"Hoh
and range; the west hall Ofthe northwest quartet
OF section twenty-four Gay, same township ant
range, except twenty coy acres out OF the north
east corner thereof rs conveyed by one j Johnson
to one Parks; also eight and one-half tsh) acrti
in the southwest corner OF the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of last-named section
township and range bounded as follows: Be
ginning ut the southwest corner OF said quartz
of quarter section, and running thence cas-
thirty-one (3D poles and thence north iorty-fou
40 poles, thence west thirty-one (3D poles ant
thence south iorty-four az poles to the begin
ming; also thirteen Q3 acres of of the sOuthwes
part of the southwest quarter Of the southwes
quarter of section thirteen Q3) same TOWNSHIP
and range.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of Novem
Der, 1879. GEO. NJ. MOUSTJOY.
nov22td Sheriff..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-22
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

FIRST-That we have the largest stock and
best assortment of Furniture, Carpets. Lace
Curtains, Oil Cloths, Mattings and Window
Shades in the west.
SECOND-That we buy for CASH EACLU-
SIVELY, and consequently get goods at the
lowest possible prices, and give our customers
the benefit Of the same.
TuIRD-That We ship our Goods in car lots,
by which, together with our private freight con-
tracts, we save largely
ON FREIGHTS OVER SMALLER DEALERS.
FOURTH-We represent our goods fairly, and
guarantee satisfaction or money refunded.
FIFTH-We take great pains in packing oul
Goods Tor Shipment, SO that parties purchasing
of us may rely on getting their goods in the bes'
condition.
SIXTH-We will guarantee to DUPLICATE
CHICAGO or ST. LOUIS PRICES on Furniture
and Carpets. We only ask you to examine ou1
stock, see for yourselves and be convinced.
SEVENTH-We have q Catalogue, with Cut
and Prices, of many patterns of our Goods
which we will send to any one on receipt o
their address.
ALTERNATELY, NORTH u ORRISON,
Corner Sixth and Main Streets.
noy22,l Kansas City, Mo.
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Another Deer Hunt.

EpIroR ISTELLIGENCER: In your issue OF the
Sth inst. is given II ludIcrous account oil an incl
dent which occurred on the Usage river while
deer hunting, in which a noted minister of your
county figures quite prominently. With your
permission. l wish to give You a little incident
Of the last nights attempt at deer-slay1ng, by
| the parson, rs related to ME by one of the party.
| Now, if there be one accomplishment upon
which he prides himself, it is that of being an
expert in the use of his 'tdOuble-barrel.' He
was so sanguine of success that he had taken the
precaution to provide himself with u 'hunter's
Lorn," to notify his companions when he kill
| ed a deer, SO they might come to his assistance,
and every morning, when starting out for the
days hunt, he would say, Nov, boys,
when you hear me sound the 'call' Qhere he
| would give three blasts-t-o-o-t, t-o-o-t, t-o-o-t
loud and hideous enough to scare all the deer
out of the country come to my assistance as
quickly as possible" This daily admonitlon
had come to be regarded as rather u habit than
an expectation, for never a ''toot'' for help had
any one heard from that horn. On the last day
one of the party discovered a field OF wheat
where numerous deer tracks were to be seen,
and as the parson had been unlucky, 1t was deci-
ded by the party making the discovery to give
him an opportunity to retrieve his laurels.
Accordingly, about shutdown the two went to
the field, and after placing the parson upon a
s.stand,'' his companion started off with the
horses to get them out OF the way, when the par
son repeated his warning about the scall.' N
told me he thought to himself, ''Blast your horn
-I've never heard it yet" Knowing the par
son, if exclted, was apt to, shoot rather wildly,
NJ took the precaution to put about 800 yards
of earth between himself and friend. He soon
heard a tremendous report. and then listene l 70,
the Call In about twenty minutes anothe,
deafening report rang out. but never a ~''toot.''
Now started Tor the parson, thinking ar
accident had befallen him, and when near hiI
heard him say:
"'Well. what will the boys say now? Tive
more fair shots at deer, and one of them only
eleven yurds-three times eleven is thirty three
only thirty three feet away, standing broadslde
and l never hit a hair !"
ssWho are you talking to. Parson ?" asket
'sJust come here. Let me show you what
fine chance l had to kill the largest buck l eve
saw. was here, and he was standing by tina
) bush-it isn't over sixty yards. is it ?"
= 81 think not. But you shot twice."
''Oh, yes; l did shoot at Il doe"
"Where was She ?"
i. "Yonder, beside that little bush
"What? Not that one there-lt's not Owe
, thirty feet?"
"Yes; that's the bush, but it's a great del
further than that. stepped it, and its eleUe
) CARDS"
a Nd didn't swear /! Thus ended the hunt o
e the Usage. and if you wish to see the parse
e smile ask him how much use he had for his hol
e Oh the deer-hunt. SCRIPTEN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-22

standard, and was captured in company WIN
C,rrol we'd and Can't. Joseph Barnett by a
detachment of Col. Deitzler's conihahu' III
trio were taken to Kansas City, then TO Leaven-
worth, removed to ST. Louis from 'h.no. ~
Alton Gem, Winsor was exchanged at Rich-
mond VIRGINIA. and sent to Gen. Prices COM
msnd in Arkansas. In 1868 he was made ad-
infant Of the military post at Camden Arhah-
s,s r.,aininr his former rank anu remaining
at Camden until 1865, surrendering the post 10
the limited States military forces. He returned
to Lexington in the fall of 1865, and engaged
with his brothers, Edward anu arho'o =. l.
Gov -, tho ,urchase and sale of hemp until their
w,r.hous. ,vos burpt in 1863. In 1871 he was
ON. , tho ,pcorporators of the Lexington Coal
Comnapv ana became its superintendent. The
hu.in.ss ,r which he is said TO have managed
with signal ability. In 1878 he. in connection
with Edward and II. W. Wlnsor, secured the
contract to. furnish the Chicago n Alton R.R.wiih
| coal, Their shafts being situated near hiS-
slnsviIle. In June Of the present year he re-
ceiyed his first paraiyt'c stroke, which iorceo
him 10 abandon his business until september.
A-ain returning to his coal shafts anu remaining
tor = couple of weeks. He found that he could
! not endure the fatigue and worry incident TO the
management t. of the business, SO he came pack ~
Lexington to rest and to die.
On the 9th of October the fatal arrow was sped
that paralyzed his body and his speech. HIS
strong and vigorous body and constitution
fought for life until the evening of November
9Th. when all that was mortal OF Upton Il. VIM
sor ceased to exist. Funeral services were heiu
at the residence ofhis brother, Edward Winsor'
b, Rev. Wesley g. Miller; from thence III beau
titul M,chphelah, the ''city of the dead, MS
friends laid him away to sleep the sleep tha'
knows no waking until Gabriel's trumpet shall
sound the reveille of the resurrection morn.
Our dead friend wa never married. He iouSh'
life's battle alone, and with an integrity thai
WAS never called IN question. l never knew MN
to be idle for any considerable length OF time
his fine business abilities always in demand. and
beside, his proud spirit could never brook INT
bread of iileness. But life with its cures hat
been laid aside. The marble shaft that stands as
a spectral sentinel over his grave is no less list
} less than the clay it guards beneath. The violet
that IN spring time will grow on the mound nbov'
his breast will wax and wave unhCcded in TIT
revolving years. The storm OF coming centuries
and the Grrcer tempests evolving from the con
5 tentiOn of the living will find no responsive
|. chord from the heart that once beat IN unlsoi
l with the strife of contending hosts, or was re
1 sponsive to the cslls of the sick and dying. HOY
5 short is liie's SPIN!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-22
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Lafayette County
vs..
James A. Drummond.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Office of the clerk OF the county court of La
Iayette county, Missouri, in favor OF Lafayette
county for the use and benefit of the county
school fund, and against James A. DrummOnd,
10 me directed, AMI rcturnable to The December
term, 1879, of said court, l will, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER STU, 1879,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon of said
day, ana III front of the courthouse doO:, in the
city OF LeXington, in Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session of the circuit court of said
county, sell publicly, by auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title. In
terest, claim and estate of the said James A
Drummond, defendant in said order OF sale, In
and to the following described real estate. STU
ate, lying and being in the county oil Lafayette
and state of Missouri, tO-wit: The west half o.
the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section No. twenty-eight I2Sl, in township forty.
nine t49], of range twenty EIGHT 1881, containing
twenty 1901 acres.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Novem.
Der, 1879. GEO. NJ.
nOvl5td Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-22
MONDAY. DECEMBER sru. 1879.

between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, and in front OF the courthouse door, in the
city of Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
said county, sell publicly, by auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right,
title, interest, claim and estate of the said Geo
II. Pearce and Susan Pearce, defendants in said
order of sale, in and to the following described
real estate. situate. lying and being in the coun-
ty of Lafayette and state of Missouri, to-wlt
The east half of the southwest quarter OF section
four ~, township tOrty-eiglt 4S), of range
twenty-seven (21), containing eighty (So) acres
Given under my hand this llth day of Novem-
Der, 1879 GEO. NJ. MOUNTJOY,
nOYI5td Sheriff.
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& Company,

Fully realizing the hard struggle the people have to get
so extremely cheap that none need go without the necessi-
ties of life.
We say positively, and court contradiction, that we are
selling our Blankets, Shawls, Jeans, Cassimeres, Boots,
Shoes, Flannels, Crashes, Towels, Table Linens, Notions,
&C., at prices never reached before in the annals of trade.
The people are always right in their Judgment, and in
nothing do they exhibit this more plainly than in the pat
ronage they bestow on us.
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Pianos Pianos J!

Now is the time TO purchase before prices
go higher. Send to Conove Brothers for
catalogues and special prices for thirty days,
on the "MatchleSs Steinway,' s.Gabler."
kranich Bach" and 81. Il C. Fischer'
planes. Largest stock of grand upright and
square styles. Organs, and small In>tru-
ments. Latest and select music stools and
covers in full supply. Address.
CONOVER BROTHERS.,
n22t2 Kansas City, Mo.
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A Card of Thanks.

NeighbOrs and Fi.ieHdS:
My store building in this place was badly
damaged by the wind storm of saturday. Nov.
sth. have received not only your genuine
sympathy. earnest and hearty, but something
more tangible, IN the shape of material assist
ance. This unmistakable evidence of youl
Kindness and esteem has taken the sting out Of
my misfortune, and places me under obligation
which I would gladly repay We're it in n.y.
power. Words cannot express how deeply
thank you. shall always remember you witt
Kindness, and endeavOr to prove to you tina
your generosity is not misplaced. Again
thank you sincerely. WIN. III. LAf.
Odessa. November 20, 1879.
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Linn B. Gordon. AMWR
/ living in Lexington township, VHEN5
In LAFAYETTE county. Mo-, and post "
ed before the undersigned Justice 0
of the Peace for Lexington township, county
and state aforesaid on the 18th day of
wit: Red, with WHITE in face; crop of right
ear and under half crop and slit in left cul; APP
praised at Sl5 by Robert j. Smith and Travis
Euford In22-3H FRANZ X. TUTT j. Z.
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THE CRADLE.

Rorn-Ip Sni-u- Bar township, Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo-, Nov. l4th, to the wife Of MIR. ElsIn
ItcX-a boy.
- In Waverly, Lafayette county, Mo-, Nov.
18th, to the vile of Mr.. H. T.. Francisco-l girl.
- In Waverly, Laisvette COUNTY, No, Nov.
Recently, at Chapel Hill. Lafayette coun-
ty, Missouri, to the wife Of James Smith-a girl.
In Chapel Hill, Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, to the wife OF Geo. Wilklnson-a boy.
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fINilE Undersigned, executor of the last @
l. viii and testament OF Jesse Roberts, SYAs
deceased, now oilers tor sale the home G2
farm ofsairt deceased, situated in Green -.
ton Valley, two miles south OF Grccnton post
office. ON the line of the new extension o! the
&. " \. l.. K. said farm contains 26O acres of No,
l land, $50 acres under fence, balance in timber
There is on the place Il good residencc, two good
barns, apple orchard, %peactcs, pears, SC. Also
lERMS:-Onc-thiri cash, one-third III twelve
months, and remaining third in two years.
For price, and any other particulars, apply TO
AMUE W. GREASY. Executor,
u-rIliE i.rcGniaL in.n. q. Aa
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THE ALTAR.

Married-In warrenton, No; Nov; 18Th, Ny Mr.
bride is a daughter or DIR. H. A. Koch, president
of the Wesleyan College. at Warrenton, and:the
groom y prosperous young business man OF st.
Louis.
- AT the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Jack SInsher. in Lexington township. Lafayette
county, Mo, recently, by DIR. II. Talbiri. Mr.:
ROBERT W. MASON, of Ray county, Mo-, and
Miss LILLE j. SLUSHER.
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ADMINISTUATOR,S NoTICE,

7 ETTERS Of administrator on the estate of
- Christina Slushrr. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned o. the eth day of October.
1879. b. the Probate court Of Lafayette COUNT.
Missouri.
Al persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them to me Tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be pr,cluded from any benefit of such
estate; and ii such claims be not exhibited with
in two Years they will be forever barrel.
WILLIAM ). FONTAINE,
novl-5t Administrator.
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE,

Marsh's Golden Balsaln. the great Throat and
Lung medicine, cures Coughs, Colds, Group.
WhoOping Cough. IlOarseness, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis and Consumption. Try 1t. Sample
bottle free. Regular sizes so cents and 81. For
sale by ID. ". Il. IcvIs, Lexington, and e. f.
Stone II Co., Napoleon. Oct25
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Lafayette county
VS..
Geo. II. Pearce, ct al.
DY virtue Of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Office of the clerk of the county court OF La
iayette county, Missouri, in favor OF Lafayette
county for the use and benefit Of the county
school fund, and against George H. Pearce and
Susan Peace, to me directed. and reiurnable to
the December term, 1873, of said court, will
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FINAL

is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN ested in the estate of Felix G.. Young,
deceased, that the undersigned, executor, viii
vi the February term, 1879, OF the Probate court
of Lafayette county, Missouri. to be begun and
held at the Probate court room, in the city OF
rn,rv lS;g RUFUS YOUNG,
may5o-5t Executor.
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Call early and get posted, and see what can and will be
done. This means ruina:ion to prices in Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes and Carpets for the balance of the season, as no one
will be able to contend against our prices. People throw
good money away who do not buy their
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Oratory and Music, Grace and Beauty.
At Hasen's Opera House, Friday, Dec. 5th.
AT O'Clock, y. IN.
Tickets p cents, ut Grimes & Venable's, and at
&. II. Royle's. n22t2
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Flour Flour ]

NJ. A. Hayden Mayview, Missouri, keeps
constantly on hand A.. V. Robin>On's -four,
which will be sold cheap for cash. ap3tf
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Harrison'S Pantascope.

a magnificent art entertainment, a pro-
nounced success in the larger cities OF the
east and south, VIII open at the opera house
on Monday evening, Nov. 9th, for one
week. n22tI
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Fifty Cents will bay the MARSH AGuE CURE
liquid or pills. 1t cures the worst cases of
TertIsn, or Third Day Ague, and all forms OF
Chills and Fever. Never known to fail. Try it.
For sale by D.. W. B. 1cvis, Lexington, and c.
Il Stnnr " Co Nan0lrOn.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID Farm of TWO hundred 80
n acres, three miles south of Licking ::I
ton, for sale on reasonable terms. III
Apply to A
JOHN S. BLACKWELL.
,o,,on Lexington. Mo,
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, BOOTS and SHOES.

The question need not be asked, and were it not for forms
sake the name need not be given, of ''who is going to make
this excitement as every man, woman and child in the
county of Lafayette knows there is ONLY ONE HOUSE
having the vim, the heart and soul to sacrifice their prop
erty this early in the season, viz,
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my GOODS FOR LAND.

WE are authorized to make a trade OF n
w u stock of Dry Goods at wholesale 49,
outside of LAFAYETTE county, for 4 well ~aA
improved Farm of $50 to 400 acres, in LAFAYETTE
county. Applicants will please call on or
address a.. WlNSoh NSON,
noy,1t4 EeaI Estate and INSURANCE Agents.
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milf
CHEAP! CHEAP :! CHEAP!
IS
is SELLING
II, WILSON
FARM FOR SALE

4 TrOItNEI AT LAW, Notary Public and
n Justice Of the Peace, Lexington, Missouri.
Office over Davis u Allstadt's boot and shoe
Store. nnvI--l.
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Hear Elouucncc and Music

At IIagen's Opera House, Friday. Dec. 9Th,
At O'Clock, p. IN.
% cents, for sale at Grimes ~ Vcnable's
and at C.. ii. Roylc's. n22t2
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CHARLES VOGT,

l. Err IN BOOTS & O Es
No. IGi Main Street,
KANSAS Y, MISSOURI.
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Lexington Market.

In this report the wholesale prices are given In
lett hand column, and retail prices in right hand
column. In country produce, the figures on the
left denote what the merchants are puying, and
on the right the prices at which they sell.
FLOUR-Func nour uer sack s ; 80
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Overcoats, Overcoats,

$50 Overcoats for sale at NJ. GratZ'. We
don't propose to sell ut cost, but will sell as
cheap as other houses that propose TO sell at
cost. Call and see and be convinced.
milf NJ. GRAFT.
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SCHOOL OF

FULTON & TRUEBLOOD,
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
Send for Circular Send Tor Circular
noNSmls
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FOR RENT.

TIME DWELLING HOUSE formerly -
occupied by VIM. b. Steele. Also, H:
the House on west side of Laurel Street, -,
Immediately south of the Morrison I
Wentworth bank. Apply to
poylJ-tf RICHARD flELD
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|THE GRAND CLIMAX REACHED AT LAST !

When patience ceases to be a virtue, and when neces-
sity becomes a law, the public must be aroused from its
lethargy and spirit of indifference, and made to culver once
again with the excitement of terrible bargains in