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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

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VI, Amos Wade, II New Berne. j. dead
aged - He WAS highly esteemed.
Battleboro Frgyr.>s. Spm- unknown pa
~ or parties entered Mr.. John Ellen : Storr
IL W hltaher : Mil last Monday night. and
took So
Henderson TaL1r-ss.<t. snnnosed ca,.
Of infanticide occurred in town this ucrI
4 colorei infant being found n a well her
on thursday. Ellen Foster, colored. j. uu-
der arTe>t, Supposed u be the person implt-
Gated
Charlotte Ol<,r,.r. Its remarked be,.
that the Western North r,rnl;n, I'll
has suffered quite severely from recen, r;r.
there having been several slides aIonr n,
line.
Winston I.tLr. Tn railroad e.,.-
r~eyiving in Stokes. Appojntments b,I.
GRAY. Norebead. Caldwell Jo,ca anI X"
are the railroad takers
pn,f n.. n-r un
caIIaj - ,aEa = ,, hnn'aooFo' mas hee'
man, ~ r. SaIa+n ENn "'F'it
nI,ao ~ Pc ne ~, ,nL ! Jll"1e .Hcalehiy' III
London.
Charlo +, OLser,o. ,h.n, +y.r
ladies' met nj the residence If 49,, $50
Yesterday mornipo anl mala
for the loan wear hon IT., ia,2xnal
thar it should be had on TN, orb IF Ianrar,
at the Central Hotel
yoL.k
c,h"'i wo. Ii ~ puiicu 'ieaSuic 'o"hd III Ec
80, 60 " al ~ l'uSNlah Ioiu many Oh the
Judge yer having refused the Just
Iceshlp OF Sc tn Carolina, Governor Simpson
has been elec ID to the position.
An Omaha >pecial saws Rr;y,dor C.r.ral
Crook came very near loosino his III. on
recent hunting expedition in the Platte V,l.
ley by being overtaken bv severe srow
storm. known in that region As a"blizzard y
He was barely able to reach a house with
his ears and feet frozen, and nearly chilled
to death. He has not vet recovered
TIL Sa,so M.nue r
ton mills were sold Saturday. After con
siderable spirited bidding. the pronertv wa.
knocked off to Thos. A. Green. George AL
len, J. w. Walker and Alfrel Dewitt. who
already owned the larger portion Of the
stock. We learn that the mill will be nut
in compile order, and that it will continue
work, giving employment to a large number
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NUt NheU
n,ou" O. o'"'ni'nS 90 10 rom re
uI1' ulS a ooon committing iorgeries IN
Wiilnln9loh' nhuer the name OH. f..
feet six inches high, dressed in dark brown
check shirt, black coat, black overcoat and
round, stitfhlack hat has a rather red face
small. black moustache SLIGHT hair lin On
left side of the month and j a3d;ctoI ~
hard drink
"oldsporo hesSen9e|" AcoIorei man named
JIM reacock, living on the lands OF Mr.,
Crawford IN fIkeyllle township, III his coun-
ty, met with a sad death a few days ago.
IL seems 'hat ne was SUBJECT to having hts,
and while cooking his meals must have fallen
lnto the flre, IN which position he lay when
discoyeTed' we deeply sympathIze with our
:: H. l.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

W,DEsBoRo.-From the UernM- All the
churches will nave Trees" Nelson, son OF
Col, Ed Lilies, has been appointed Page
TO Congress, Salary SO per month.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25
DECEMBER, - 1919!
Agricultural.
- DON'T LOOK FOR THE PAPER
NEXT WEEK.
! christmas Chat with u Patrons

Few persons will grudge the printers then
.naual week of rest, and holiday enjoyment.
They work steadily the year round, through
l,r.bine and rain, Through Summers heat
ami Winter'S drearlneSs, as steadily III the
Issutitul Spring-time, when the balmy air
ami the melody of budding Nature woo the
s,gI abroad IN the fields, as IN the chill De
.smber. OF March, when the roaring storm
.rr,ide. and the dull mechanical picking of
IaIf,frozcn type, present little encourage
,~.pt to leave a comfortable freside. SO,
-rI-g Christmas time rolls round the boys
+-I entitled to drop sticks, don their Sun
Errig, and sally forth to see Sally, or may
h. II, jamie, or Mollie she is a pretty lass,
with a pretty name, be sure of that For
n, boys are men Of taste, who like a neat
form. with take ing title and a hand
same dress : one who knows how receive
a. we'll as to make a clear impression and
Isn't afraid Of even the Devil himself,
when he politely crooks his elbow as her es-
.,rt home from church, or the Baptist fes-
rvaI We feel sure every one of our Typos
vii find a bright eyed "pard' of that de-
~bstk-mark on Eternity's Black Board, and
M doubt We shall nave three sets of lock
nm cases to report ere the Spring time
Games. Gentle Annie So mote it be,
4 for the Editor, the week will bring
him no relaxation nor rest from usual labor.
rr more than twelve months he has not
-+t the city for a single day, nor left his
work for the space of two hours, during the
bonr, from 9 a. m. until IL p. III. AS some
rarson- have attributed this seclusion to un-
liability. it NAV be admissible to say that
M greater mistake couH be made. The
ease is easily explained our paper is small,
Vas greatly run down when we took it, has
bnt the poorest equipment of type and ma
,ar;al. and we have no capital to enlarge, or
anprate it; while at the same time we have
very many large, well.printed, well-cOnduct-
81 competisors. For these reasons We have
1.an compelled to run very economically,
doing our own mailing, two days OF each
raaE ook-keeping, correspondence, etc,
all If which Is itself reasonable occupation
.r two men. Add to this, the weekly COM
ra>ition Of seven columns of historical mat
.~ five columns of local matter,
.oi seven columns Of condensed news,
mi the correction Of nearly thirty columns
tproof, and it will be seen We should have
scarcely a moments leisure, even if there
were not frequently friendly callers to force
.bnthing spell.
These remarks are not made in boastful
,-- but solely by way of explanation.
We wish our friends to feel that we appre-
4ne their kindness, and that it would be a
genuine pleasure 10 see more of therl, both
1.,heir homes, at this office, and on the
street.. or at public gatherings, if Duty did
ut.r1id.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

" J Z. Hussey has not been appointed
Librarian of the House, but he says MS
chances are good.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

some editors decrE what tncI term Fer
,aal journalism. They contend that the
PAPER should speak, and not the editor :;
Tia. tie paper should be responsible, and
1t the Editor that the public do not feel
ar interest in the mere personality of the
ei,r or in his private affairs. We
aI u4.rent views. I'm heSoItn especial
vts. ne0nle, if W. judge them Alright.
4a>. 4r0w and resi- ect the journalist before
they viii respect his views, or take much in
,er>. 10 his paper. For our part we take
-.-.a, in every one of Our patrons.
'4r.1- at his name on the books, or in
with, it week after week, the mind invol-
unfairly wonders what manner Of person he
>.wv happen never Il have met him per-
or how he IS doing, if we know him
T l. the years 90 by,a kind of frec-ma-
Is built up between the editor and his
@.@> \ subscriber enters the office say
-- ! am Jones, If Jonesyille, and at
We know one another. This sort of
may sound Provincial" and all that.
.@ua>U Is. But We S~outherners have
r -.cceuout IF the Provinces Pos
E-sn North Carolina becomes asthick-
@.ela> New York or Pennsylvania we
1rt the Non-Personal style. Yet
great journal, of the North were
u Upon Personality. 1t was Horace
~ who made the T,ib"nr, 1t was
.a who took hold of a ray-lcss SIM
g,-ae 1t shine for all the world"
''oaion Bennett and the WeraM
5 no success, upon a pyramid Of failures.
c 18es made the Springfield Repubhi-
! BEL, d. Prentice made the Courter-
Amt 50 Only scores of instances,
b ..ay, therefore, that our friends will
W. near 1t, We will mention that the
az -s' the new year finds the FARMER
as "A>Lc within less than 100 of hay
r. LIE number Of bona tide, cash
v-1 '11IIoer> that We're upon our lists
Had ''h charge on the Sth day Of
ts 80 Tar Il, our experience ex-
4- -eT,ea>e in the brief period OF
Lre turing the rcty dudcst nctrsp0-
q2s uncommon enough to justify
o@aa .-'t our labors are not wholly
az .4't We have barely paid expcn-
H1 ,.'r,eI ourselves thus far and
u3t the circulation as vet IS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
City Hotel Hop.

A grand social hop was given at the City Hotel
last night. We have not time or space at this
late hour to give an extended report. Among
those present We're: Misses Florence Arnold,
Lizzie Dunn, May Limrick, Matte KerdolG,
Fannie Porter, Katie Graham, Lille Graham,
Anna Hays. Belle Hays, Rena Hill, Dixie
Wlnsor. Katie Chanslor. Lille Jameson, Lutte
Moreland. Rosa Young, Julia Smith. Minnie
DAVIS. Katie Dry.dsle; Mesdames Robs. Davi.
and Chas. Allstadt; Messrs. H.. W. Winsor, C..
Z. Ballard, Chas. Allstadt. Robt. Davis, PeIl
Williams, Isaac bays, Clln Daniels. 8. D. Lii
liston, Jno. Bayiiss. William Tut, T. b. Wal
lace, Lee Ewing. Hamilton Findlay. Emerson
Chanslor, Russell Wilson. DR.. J. s.. Mckee,
Frank Hassell, Chas. Roylc, William Green
w. K. Robinson, Samuel Tod, John G. Bishop
and u. Smar. Of Independence. The supper
was given at the European Hotel. aud it 10 I'M
necessary to say 1t WAS a good one. Mr.. Tango.
witch always sets up good supp.rs. and is liberia
with his customers. The music was furnished
by Messrs. e. Aud f. Corrs and Ed. Teller, anc
was rendered In their usual good style. The ho,
! was . very pisAsaAt s6ar IN every rpspset.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
THE TOMB.

Died-In johnson county. Mo, Jan. slst,
1873. Of diphtheria, NETTlE, daughter of Mr..
j. Priest, aged 9 years.
in Waverly, February 9th, of paralysis.
Capt.SAM'L WARREN. aged about So years. He
was buried at Dover yesterday. Nh. Warren
was IL resilient of Lafayette for about IS years.
and WAS universally loved and respected by ali.
At Daughters College. in Platte City, No.
At Q O'Clock, u. m. Friday. January oath, 1879.
Of scarlet fever. HORTENCE, only daughter OF r.
W. and Maggie L. Park. aged about nineteen
months.
AT Daughters College. at 2:l5 o'clock, D..
m. Thursday, January SO,h, 1879, of scarlet
fever, RALPHTALBO1T Youngest son of T W
and Maggie r. Park. aged about five years.
Near Mayview, Lafayette county, Mo-,
on the 5th inst. of pneumonia, GEO. PEARCE,
aged 81 years. Deceased had been blind lor !
number Oh years.
- In this city. Tussd,y night. February 9TH
after a lingering illness. Mr.. EDWARD COWIE'
aged 10 years.
- Near Waverly. In Middleton township,
Lafayette county. No. Feb. 2ud, OF
Mrs. SAMUEL HERBERT.
- In Waverly. middleton township, Lata.
yette county. Mo-. o. pneumonia, on Feb. Sd
Mrs tEN>1E DlSW1DDIE, (nee Bedsworth,
wife OF R. S. Dinwiddie.
- On Monday, Feb. Sd, Mr.. ALBERT
Of Ray county, formerly of Pleas.
mt Prairie. In this county. His remains wsr,
buried Aear Napoleon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
KILLED.
Another Distressing Accident.

Thursday evening, the 9th inst, Espy
Boor and his brother Harry e hunting to-
gether. Espy is 10 years OF age, and Harry
is about 81. They are sons ofW. Henry Boor,
who lives on Judge Woods furm, about five
miles southeast Of town. They had but one
gun, and while passing along q heige fence
concluded to take opposite sides, and one
got over. and they Travelled along togrtbeII
With the fence between them. After going
q short distance Espy saw q bird. and called
for the gun Harry handed the gun through
the fence, muzzls foremost. and Espy, SELF.
ing hold of 1t, gave it 4 sudden jerk, when
the gun was discharged, the whole load en-
tering his body nsir the right nipple, and
killing him almost Instantly. Nelghbor,
were near at hand, and ran quickly to the
scene, hut Espy was dead before any ont
could get to him.
We dislike to morslizs On such cases, blu
we do hope that this will be a lesson to al
who handle firearms. They cannot be TOT
careful. 1t is but q few months since we re
corded an accident under exactly the SAM
circumstances but fortunately not SO seri
Gus. The family have the sincere symPsth!
Of the entire nelghborhood.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
THE ALTAR.

Married At the residence Of the brides
orotner. Wilson Malone, Esq, in Middleton
by Rev. n P. Norfeet. Mr.. JAMES RICHARD
son and Miss MARY Lutte MALONE.
IN Norborne, Carroll county. Wednesday,
February 8. Mr.. WIN. v. CARPENTER and
Miss MOLLrE SNODDY.
At the residence of the BRIDES father. in
Middleton township, on the "a INST. by Rev.
S. T. Rudner. Mr.. WILLIAM E. YOUNGER
and Miss FLORA n. DEBOLT.
At the residence of the BRIDES father. In
Middleton township, on the 4th inst, by Rev.
8. 7. Rnnner. Mr. EDWARD DOWNs and
Miss ANNA B. YOUNGER.
At the residence OF the brides father, In Sni-
a-Bar township, on Tuesd az, the 4th Inst, by
Squire Harris. Mr.. ALFRED WkLLivER anu
Miss LIZZIE BUNTON, all OF this county.
- At the residence of the BRIDES father,
Jos: Wolfskill. Jan. 10Th. near Petra, Saline coun-
ty: Mo-: Jan. 29,h: by Ed. P Rea. Mr.. JAMES
GARRETT and Miss MOLLIE W~OLFSkILL.
Attendants: Mr.: A: B. Brlce and Miss Sue
Wolfskill; Mr.. +. j. Ayres and Miss Lille
Winnings.
- In this city. Thursday, Feb: 9Th. by Elder
Hughes. Mr.. CHARLES Il. CAMPBELL, and
Miss LIZZIE V.BELLES. of Clay township. We
wish for the couple Il full share OF
bliss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
City papers please copy. Sc

A supper and dance was given last night.
a. the residence of Mr.. John Smith, about
eight miles southeast of town. The enter
tainmcnt was to have been given by MIR.
Lupton, and extensive preparations had
been made for the pleasure OF the guests,
hut Mr.. LIS. little son received a serious hurt.
Thursday and 1t was deemed best to transfer
the scene Of gayety to his neighbours, just
across the road. Of course we could get no
report for this issue, but we are satisfied that
all present had u good time. Several young
ladies' in this city, who Intended going, were
greatly disappointed by not being able to
do so.
Mr.. h. Hale, western division superinten-
dent Of the No. P. r. r., when here last
Tuesday, ordered the stock yards placed In
thorough repair. He also ordered plank
walks placed between the tracks from til
depot to the southern terminus of the side.
Walk lately completed by the city, on Clark
street. This will make 'evsrything lovely"
about the depot, even IN muddy weather. and
will be a great convenience to Pedestrian
going to and from the depot.
Nothing like printers ink. Last week
DR.. Webb. Of Dover, advertised for an In.
structor for his children. competent to teach
the English branches, Latin and music. BY
the first mail after the paper was issued, he
received four applications for the place, and
has also had numero US personal applications,
But still you cannot mako ZONE people be.
lieve 1t does any good to advertise.
Captain Eads is said to own and to use for In.
specting his work on the jetties IL steam yacht,
which was formerly the property OF Tweed ant
which the Boss used to carry him between New
York and Greenwich. The cabin still retains
the "Americus" decorations of Tigers heac
and claws.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Marcus L. Belt and Mary s.
w Belt. his wife. by their certain deed OF
trust. dated the fourth day OF November. 1872.
and recorded In the recorders Office for Laiay-
cite county, Missouri, in deed OF trust record
book No. IL, at page 1872. conveyed to The un-
dersigned, trustee. the following described
property in the town OF Dover, Lafayette coun-
y. state OF Missouri. to wit: One rrame Store
House. situated on the west side OF lot number
three (3); which said deed Of trust was made ia
secure the payment Of a certain pr ,missory note
therein described. which said note Is past due
and unpaid. default having been made in tn,
payment OF said note; now thsrefo,e, at the re-
quest of the legal holder OF said note and in &C
cordance with the provisions Of said deed o,
trust, l., the undersigned trustee, hereby give
notice, that I will, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l8ra. 1873.
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon and dve o'clock In the afternoon Of said
day. In front OF the courthouse door. In the city
OF Lexington. county of Lafayette and state O,
Missouri. expose to sale. and sell to the hiGhesl
bidder for cash, the above described property
for the purpose Of paying the amount due upon
said note together with the costa and expenses
Of said trust Aad sale. A. =. AsDURT,
! fssead TRUSTEE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
why WILL you

Allow . 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. Bosches's German Syrup has gained
the largest sale IN the world for the cure OF
Cough. Colds and the seversst Lung Diseases.
1t is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescription,
and Is prepared with the greatest care. and nc
fear need be entertained In admi nistering it to
the youngest chlld, % per directions. The sale
Of this medicine 10 unprecedented. Since first
introduced there has been . constant inoreasins
demand and without . single report Of = failure
to do its work in any case. Ask your Druggist
- to the truth Of these remarks. Large sise Il
cents. Try 1t and be convinced. jsn25eow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
COMING VISITORS
One Hundred Members of the Leg
islaf,Ire to visit Limr1ck Lawn.

Arrangements have been perfected whereby
the Pacific railroad will brig to our city, to-
morrov morning. alsrge excursion party, con-
sistlne of about one hundred members of the
state legislature. The party will arrive at 8: 80
pollock. take breakfast. and will then be driven
In carriages to Limrick Lawn. where they will
make a personal inspection of the premises.
They will be accompanied by a committee of
gentlemen of this city, and everything possible
Will he done to make their trip a pleasant one.
Returning, tho visitors will dine at the City
Hotel and Commercial Hotel, about half going
to each place. and will have a couple of hours
leisure to look around the city. and will return
to Jefferson City Sunday night.
1t was Impossible to arrange this visit for any
other day than Sunday, as the large number
wishing to come would compel an adjournment
of the legislature, and they do not wish to lose
any time. This ID a good work, and one of ne
cessity, and we should be glad to welcome then
on Sunday or any other day. Our citizens VIII
not be remiss in showing their respect to oul
Visitora.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
Masquerade Ball.

A grand mas querade ball will be given by
the members of the Leiderkranz, at their
hall, on Monday night. February 18th. This
will be the first ball of the kind this season,
aud will be q grand affair. The costumes
will be rich and attractive, and all who at
tend are assured OF q good time. Admission
for members, so cents; non-members, 81.
One lady accompanied by q gentleman, free;
moro than one lacy, rs cents each. Masked
ladies free. Masked persons canuot secure
tickets at the door. Tickets can he secured
at the store Of z. g.. LudwIg.and at the door
for unmasked persons. This ball will be the
most brilliant one ever given under the au.
spices of the socisty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
the pFAIn-RAIf OF

Our country 10 getting to be ~fearfully alarm
ing. the average life being lessened every year,
without any reasonable cause. death resulting
generally from the most Insignificant origin. A
this season Of the year especially. . cold ia such
. common thing that In the hurry of every day
life we are apt to overlook the dangers attending
1t and oitsn ind too late, that q Fever or Lung
trouble has already set in. Thousands lose their
lives In this way every winter, while had Bos-
shee's German Syrup been taken. q cure
would have resulted. and q large bill from q
Doctor been avoided. For all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Roschee's German Syrup
has proven itself to be the greatest discovery Of
its kind In medicine. Every Druggist In this
country will tell you OF Its wonderful effect.
Over ESQ. 900 bottles sold last year without .
single failure known. febleow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08

ONE farm If $40 acres. This farm is
Yin \ stale of good cultivation. 1t is E&
divided into eight fields; has 22U acres in ~
essary out-buildings. and has never falling wa
ter. 1t is 3x miles from Dover. IA miles from
Page City, on the No. P. X R, and 4 mites
from the Chicago 4 Alton r, R. This farm is
offered for the next so days. at $50 per acre.
Also u farm of 80 acres. 2h miles from Page
City. and 4 miles from HIggIn-viiie. This farm
il all under good fence, mas double log house,
kitchen and necessary Out-buiidings. The land
is all fresh. This farm is offered at SIS per
1 mile south of Dover. SAID lands are all III
Lafayette county, Missouri.
dc7tf WIN. II. CARTER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
DUNN n ARSENIC

Form the basis Of many Of the Ague remedies in
the market. and are the last resort of Physicians
and people who know no better medicine to en-
ploy, for this distressing Complaint. The effects
Of either OF these drugs are destructive to the
system, producing headache. intestinal disor-
ders. yer igo. dixEiness. ringing of the ears and
depression OF the constitutional health. AYkR's
AouE CURE is u vegetable discovery, containing
neither 4uinins. arsenic, nor any delrterlous
Ingredient. and is an infallible and rapid cure
Tor Fever and Ague. Its effects are permsnen,
and certain, and no injury can result from its
use. Beside being y positive cure for Fever and
Ague in all Its forma, it is also . superior rem
cay tor Liver Complaints. 1t is IN excelIen
tonic and preventive. as well as cure. OF all com.
plants peculiar to malarious. marshy and MAS
matte districts. 1t acts directly on the Liver
and hillary apparatus. thus stimulating the sys.
tenn to . vigorous. healthy condition.
FoR SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
FARM FOR SALE.

FVNHE undersigned. executor of the last So
i VIII and estament Of Jesse Roberts. SGSSSs
deceased, now offers Tor sale the nome 81
farm oil sail deceased, situated in Green -
ton Valley, two miles south OF GreentOn post
Office. On the line of the new extension OF the
Cd A. X. R. said farm contains 24U acres OF No.
Land, $50 acr"s under fence, balance in timber
There is on the place II good residence. two good
barns, apple orchard, Deact es. pears. &c. Also
good water, both in wells and spring branches.
TERMS :-One-third cash. one-tAird IN twelve
months, and remaining third in two years
For price, and any other particulars, apply to
SAMUEL W. GREASY. Executor.
maylltf GreentOn LxIayctip Co, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
Millinery at Cost

Miss Sue Rife, in order to close out her
remaining stock OF artificial flowers, neck.
ties, ribbons, jarbots, hair and hat orna'
ments, beads. bonnets. hats, &C., to make
room for her spring purchases, has deter
mined to sell At cost. These goods are OIL
the very latest fashions and In svery WAY
desirable. Rooms in the bui ldlng lately &C
second floor. lana
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08

MAYHEM Grange. No. 81, will have q pub
lie Installation Of officers on Thursday night,
the 18th inst. Speeches will be delivered by
prominent members. The public Is invited.
The Young Band will furnish tho muslc on
the occasion.
H. c. CHlLES, Master.
]. W. GRAHAM, Sect'y.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
Coal Miners Wanted.

A number Of industrious, steady working
coal miners can get constant and prontabI.
employment At the soal SUPPL, shalt OF tn
c. d A. r. r., one and one-haIf miles east
OF HiggIusviile. Good boarding house nj
mines. UP. b. WlNsoR,
dc21 Superintendent OF Mines.