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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-09
OVER THR BANK AND KILLED,

DENVER April S.-Last night two engines
attached to the east bound freight train on the
Denver & South Park railway, while on very
steep grade became detached from the cars.
which becoming unmanageable, ran into the
engines, throwing them down steep en-
bankment with five cars piled on top. 10.
Hogan, engineer, was killed, Monihan, another
engineer, had one Leg broken and the other dis
located.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-09

HALIFAX, April S.-Three fishermen, of Gan
cook island, were drowned yesterday by the
capsizing of their boat. Their names were
George Mason, who leaves wife and seven
children; John Wilson, wife and seven chill
dren; David Lang. wife and five children.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-09

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. s. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK THIRD STREET.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-09

CLEVELAND. April S.-The ladies' gymnasium
at Oberlin college was destroyed by fire to-day.
The fire was caused by a defective fue. ALI
the costumes and the piano burned, but no
body injured.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
CHICKY ME-, CRANY CROW"

"CHICKY ME-, chicky me, crany crow!
A sensrless little jingle know:
\ ct it drifts along DER tine dewy clover,
Soft and sweet. and over ANA over,
Soft and low, then clearer ana clearer,
ThrObbng along, nearer and nearer;
Happy and JOYOUS the children go, -,
Singing their ChiCkY me- crany crow.
1t carries me back happy rover;
Again live those sweet days over,
And Memory back each JOY conveys;
Again live in those happy days -,,....
When youthful love our hearts was SWtl.l"S
And YOU, my Prince, ne er tired OF telllhS
The same old story, so soft and low: -,
81 love you, Chicky me, Crazy crow!
Warmly you casped my little brown hand!
How happy we IOamed the Summer-mnd,
Coming our lessons by waySde stream
Dancing along where buttercupss gleaHl,
Holding them up to our dimpled chln,
Striving ever the prizes to wln
If YOU spelled me d )wn, you WhlspeTeu lo"'
"rm sorry, ChickY me, crany crow
The yelrs have given us lessons new,
A grander work for our hands 10 90,
That endless is rs the daIsy-chaln
You wovc for me in the shady lane.
YOur heart aS ever, is brave ana true-
The gods and the FateS nave smiled on you,
Yet sometimes know, when the sun Sun nHslo"
You whisper, Chicky me, crany crow
Mrs. D. Is. HeCett, IN ChcdgO lF'O1He'
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

At some points after this last asst most most
,,,andorf,,I n' SU meteor had passed fire balls
hrnnght ND the rear, exploding Ike
rocEsts; u1C at other points electric cur
rents for half an hour 1oWeu IiIouS vi Jug = i
iron rails and wires. A telegraph useu t
hv !, VI bows in Marshfeld to learn the art art
O Of teISSranhing pT was thus affected TOR
more n, ret than thirty minutes afterward, l.
That water was gasiied by the tornado &c.
is proven by the odor OF sulphur &, or
rather r. phosphorus, along the a track, !,
irhis ' o5or was ozone, and ozone Is
oxvpen GAS Just liberated from It's COM
binsfion with other elements.
Oin'''O JOHN H. TICE.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
PERSONAlND LITE,

EDWIN Booiis fortr -.
old. 9'S'
SENATOR EDyp's d,,.
soon publish a b. e. uao!s Y!
as well as a write ""' L
Mrs EMMA BGDs -,
gets the S1OO prior IL. u I 1.
centennial prize pq 'u'
GENERAL HANCt maj,
much as Judge Da frtss4 bU4s y
pois is better distri ed, d. Z
RALPH WALDO .Dn.
few people nowadayaannSSV anSVi !.
in revising his papefOr, nIr
after death. -O'
Mrs. HEPwoRrH DIV,
from Queen Victoria so,s ~
year from the Civil Liz ia
ton of her late husbaIl u /
literature.
APRoPos of the Chan,
Sydney Smith once said F:
a Sunday sermon: "Dof
that this sermon is mine
such things. 1t is by an
Claiming"
LOUISE ALCoTT's bOOI
translated into Germm
Dutch. She is literaUv /
begging letters for herm
of which she will ever IL
once had an idea of goin,U
being a capital little sSIl
abandoned the scheme. III
A LONG deferred tribrg
ory of a great Journals
summated by the erecfn
ment to the memory ofa
Gales, over his grave il
sional Cemetery, Wal
The spot has remained
cept by the contour OfA
death in 1860.
Mr.. JAMES PAYN, theI
ist, has been the reCipit
cent testimonial as a ry
literary merit. Mr.. Wi
lent paper manufactured
who died recently, lesil
the amount of f7OO.mf
wife of Mr.. Payn f?,M
of the noyeliSt's aF
fl, 900.
WHEN Tallevrand died
his Memoirs to NJ. dehI
structions to publish Es
after his death, unlea
stances should rendGl
desirable. On the ID
Bacourt, in 1865, he ebeql
moirs to NM. Andra
forbidding their pubia
1t is said that the rea2
ther delay was certain
Theirs.
Mrs. DR.. L. F. BUD
and valuable medical
ming, R. |. At thed'
band, DR.. A. D. BuL0l
tor of the Springfield
River Daily Ne,0s), she
solicitation of theh4
had been practicinsl
of his patients. HGd
ly increased; her sua
beyond the Ordinary
ued constantly a N
study, and has won ntl+
erous commendatiol
members of the prOt'f
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
Something u

KAN ST. was the fl
a fan. She lived
past, and for the d,
and she was the dal:
Mandarin. Who Ell
even on a teaches
In China and JapIal,
one has a fan; and y. !
sorts for every0@.
waves his fan at v
you, by way Of gIe.
who sOlicitS TOR alII
ly small coin .j "3,1| y
charity presented \
the fan. j
In ancient times i
and Romans, fans
enormous; they Ve1
feathers, and carf.S
heads of their nlas, s..s
to protect them .1,n lIY
about before theI VIII
Catherine de A's,H
folding fan ever r., \
the time of LOus
fan was a gorgeSS9s
IL - ;oweis, and "
In England u:, the!
the time of HenI3
many wives e;aI catI']
less wept behlnI ll
diamonds was
Elizabeth Elizabeth upon y
The Mexicaan an,
Cortez had ffeD ,.%
marvels of beauI Y.
black fan is the e.
the I,,,O use of the f,a
in illi that nat countr]f,
education, ed 1t.s and
code' code Of signals :I,.
on a long cOp'Jt@
HYrs' The Japsnte1;iS5
litely essf"5sei esssesffssc1iI
ed edVi With a faa. fad
wi with h a low Oo%
cuts cut his his head II =
fam fan for everySSs
i'sr ns,'s Young hl
| CATER 81
man, skimplpss 4
front fl On, gate ,,,'1
And tlle ton
his ilis''I spectacle I'r
sal said if the e3:yiSsl
towns township th'|l,k
WOMEN re.. e..
when they'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05

thcy know no foe in this crises, eA-
cent the enemies OF the people. 'ohh
f. Rvlsnd asks the support OF the
people in defense of their own inter-
ests Let them vote for him on his
own merits aud not on any real OF
supposed demerits of has opponents.
Defeat will not change his politlcal
views. The people have risht 10
saw who shall be their Judge anu
with their decision he will be con-
tent. Maj. Ryland is man OF intes-
rity, and fully qualified for this ''h-
portant office No one who KNOWS
him can deny this. Neither the
poverty of a man, nor his wealth. nor
the approval or disapproval OF his
action by the populace would Cover"
his action as judge.
TO do his duty would be the END OF
all his eudeavors, let the consequent
ces be VIII 1t they may. Why then OBJ
Iect to Maj. Ryland? Why strive to
give the judgeship to some othc'
county? Has MIR. Hall any chance ol
success even if he defeats Rylahd III
LAFAYETTE county? The whole ques
ton then goes back to this: shal
Mai. Ryland be defeated for the once
of criminal judge only because NJ
was Union man during the war
II so, the sooner the democratic part.
in this county is disbanded, the pei
ter it will be tor the people. '"
know that the confederate eiemeh
are getting sick and tired OF having
this matter thrust prominently l"t
every canvass.
Conventions frequently defeat TN
will of the people. An inteliise"
man can control his own vote al IN
polls. For this reason the couh,
committee submitted this quest'oh
the people, and not in the interest
| ahy candidate. - "
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

Barnett c. Moran, by his GER
w lam deed OF trust dated the 2lst aay Oh
March 1879 and recorded in the recoruer oi
fic. of Lafayette county, In the stale Oh Miss9u %
in deed book No. 81. page ~ Wiiiiamson.
IN. folIowinC described real estate, situaleu IN
the county of Lafayette. and state Oh M.sso; i,
to-wit. The one-eighth undivided lhteI.st lhte.,n, ~
and Tn the southeast quarter oil the southeas'
ul1arter of section twenty (2o) aiso tne Ia
section twenty (2O); also the east hall Oh i. sne
southyrest quarter Of said section twenty CsoJ'
also the southwest quarter OF the southeist duu
ter of said section twenty Guy also Two ;,n.
fifty ON e-hundredths G 50-lOO) acres taken on
the northeast corner OF the northeast q. .,;na
fiS, aIl in township fifty (3O), oil range twtMy wy
eight (2s) except twenty (2O) acres soiu 10 VIII.
smith und wife, being the west nail Oh tiie eo.. H
west quarter of the southwest quarter Oh seo.om
twenty ,2O), in township MY l'W. y, u. ha,.s
iwenty-eight (.s) the land Intended 70 pc heie re-
hv conveyed being the One-righth uDdivlueu IN
terest In the lands OF John q: Moran. uecease ~ ~
mi whereas the said deed was naue W
secure the payment OF certain Proieov,htJ ~
note in said deed descrlbed; and, whereas ny I
suld note is still due anu remains rs "np p,a mi
| now therefore, at the request OF the iaWlu,
holder and owner of said note, and IN pursuahce p 0
oT The provision Of said deed oil trust. WILL Oh
| TUESDAY, JUNE 22D, 1880.
| ,.,ween thc hours OF 9 O'Clock in the forenoon
| mn, n,clock in the afternoon OF that aaJ, u
| uuIlic yendue, to the highest BIDDER, lot ensa k
| in hand in front of the courthouse door, III 'ne
| county of LAFAYETTE and state oil missouri, pin,
coed to sell the real estate herein aDoSe uts , :,
uay said note and interest together Win III
| costs und expenses OF this trust
'o''' " JOHN S. BLACKWELL,
| ,o,, Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
sTRAyED Or STOLEN.

h east OF odessa. Lafayette county. ~
Mo. en- Tuesday night. May 18th, 1914
three head oil horses One Sorrci Mare, blaz,
lace about seven years old. about fifteen and
nnr-half hands high round. plump build, some
harness marks, and goes all the gaits, not shod
One Gray Mare. fourteen and "nr-hah hai'"I
high. q Years old past guo.i saddle animal. s.i"'
ali round new in front. One bay horse, htt"er
and one-naif hands high. five years old past
shoa all round right shoulder sore, no saddle
qualities A liberal reward will be given To-
their delivery ut Odessa, OF TO the Mammoth
Stable IN Lexington. Ii stolen reward VII
| also be given for the arrest and conviction q
| the thief (n22') l.. j hoShENo MI n
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court oil said county III '"'''''o"
Nav 2Sth. 1880.
The State of Missouri ut the relation
and to the use of Putnam > Fuiker-
son, collector of the revenue OF La
fayette county, in the state oi thie
souri,, plaintiu.
Thomson l.. Smith, Geo ). kath-
bun and Albert oymes. defendants. ,,nr,
yIIO the said Thompson l.. Smith ana Ainer,
| Symes: You are hereby notified that saia
| plaintiff has commenced SUIT against "a "a
| In said court by petition. the oiJrc! anu
| general natlre of which IL 10 oota,h Juu5 -
| Tor the taxes, interest anu COSTS u"e on III. ,U
lowing described real estate, situate IN 'hr co'i
| iy of LAFAYETTE and state of Mlss"uri, u-M'
| twenty acres, the east hall "i the h"r!nWss' ,s
quarter OF the northeast Quarter o' nf rang.
| iiy.. (35), in township hfty-one (5i). OF rang
| nw.ntv seven EN- said real estate being deiln-
uucnt for the years loi2, 1873, 1914 ie.3- Io.o'
1877 and 1873. and that sai' taNes ioi ,a' ann,
| in the aggregate TO the sum OF one hme" 'T ai
| Al >ty-v.. and eighty three one-hunnfenthS uoi-
lars tsl6a SO 1909. and mat ,ne SAM nh IS mat tht
| same may be sold much thereof rs may p'
| necessary to satisfy the Judgment ehnelcu t h.i
in with interest, fees, penalties, co'"nii''
and costs .,, ,ss w,
appear al the next Ausu term oil saiu couit, @
| be begun and held ut the courthouse IN the w.
Il | of Lexington in said county, on the it uas a.
August next, and on or before the ON Jay VI s'
| term, if the term shall so long continue. anu -
| not then before the end OF the terh' anu i a., u
aver said petition the same will be taken
confessed. . hroof |,
And it Is further order thata copy hereGd ,ii,.n
nublished in the Lexington Weekly lntell!geI
Ger a newspaper published In saiu county
LAFAYETTE for four weeks success'Neiy, me me "a ~
insertion to he at least four weeks oeaoie r, u
I commencement Of the next term 0i lhiS court
A true copy FRANK TRlGG, Clerk
Ho i,,thhun attorney for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05


,.. ,t, ,.,,,s folks and friends of humanity,
symnnathy's scarce. since the world first be-
n ever YOU did, on travelling man ,
~ NO. call ma ali runners, guerilas or bum
Agents or drummers. or whatever you can;
Bpt you' always regret 1t, now' ooh So" ''i
If eyer YOU 90 back on a travelling man.
Right here I'D make mention, IT'S not my inten-
To .hieia the wrong -doings of some err'"s
If be den'i use discretion, some foolish trans
u,, gaess.UIi ansa his name to be dropped from the
.,s ,hare,s po mse dissenting he'll quit repre-
n,, hanaa NJ. has so disgracefully served;
And no longer the trade he formerly mnae
Viii Keen for his coming their orders reserved
rbsre,s NO use Disgusting. the fact, though sur
or trials and troubles the boys have their load
Our life would be dreary Indeed We :" s''
Did we not have our fun while out on the road;
There's one thing quite certain Yo" cn''s ''
With Mi'u sll the M CAV 1asses we happen to meet.
While even the preachers adore the dear crea-
Dou,t veu think they'd better be kept OF the
Ask conductor or tram man. the livery or "ray
Or the wo-dollar-a-day man who sells lis '''
..hash,'' ,, o,,,
Just ask them quite plainly, on what they 'o"h'
For the .'root OF all evil" best known as 'n'
And thew all to u man, sir. will give you TIL
..We generally try to make all that we can; 90
Rnt At ali our patrons. druInmern are ial ohes
And the profits all come from the tra'eiihs iia"
Now. in closing this ditty We don't crave you
But We ask your good will, which we mop
ne'er to lack r r;,,,,x
Don,t slander us bIindly but treat us all kinnS
Far in 30 DAYS more we'll be round Oh you
tn the trade, one and all, big dealer ana smai
We mean what we Say when we make th'7 II
If vonr credits o. K. and you're able to pay
Just save US large orders; that suits us Inc oeS
Like piece of drlftwood on watery main w
Another drift encountered touches an" par
again, ~ ,;r.,s ctarn
We meet, we part, We sever. drifting e'ern"'i
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
rRUJSTEC,S SALE.

xvyHEREAS Alfred f. Norman, of the CITY
w oi Kansas county of jackson, and state
of N,,.nuri by his certain dc eed OF trust, uateu
The 18th day OF February. 1878. and recorded IN
In. r,cor,irr's Office Ui Lafayette county, IN Tue
state Of Missouri, in deed Ot trust record No
- nj mage No a55 conveyed to John +. Slm"ns.
of the CiIy of Kansas, aud county OF JnGkson.
and stut- OF Missouri, as trustee. ne ioioM, ms
I.scribea land situated IN Lafayette county.
an,i, stale of Missouri, tn-Wu: Inc south nan vi
The suu,iw.at quarter OF the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter OF the southwest quar-
fer all i'm section ten uU) township loftS -eieht
4si. OF range twenty nine C2D. containhs
Tie i,a ment oil one certain promi5sofS noe ~
sui,i al, Ell OF trust described; anu Whefehs saiu
note hu, become due and payable anh uelah,'
mas been made IN the payment OF said n"te; anu,
wh.reas IL Is provided IN said deed oi tiust thht
in case vi the death, inability, refusal 70 hCt ~
nhsence the Uhen) acting sherin OF saiu county
of Lafayette at the request OF the iegai h"inel vi
granted to said trustee III sari hceu oI uuh, Z,
and whereas, the said trutee mas since ueu >
Nnw therefore, notice in hereby gwen ihat .he
| undersiyu.d d. sheriff and hctlnS trustee, ~ We
request of the legal holder oI said note. wiii IN
| crordance with the terms anu prov o' s",u
| iced of trust proceed to sell the real es'ate
| therein ubova described, at public venu"e, "
III. highest bidder Tor cash III hand, NJ tne eou'.
| hnu,. door In the city OF Lexington. county o'
| LAFAYETTE, and state OF Missouri, on
MONDAY, JUNE 7TH. 1850.
| bctwe.n the hours of O'Clock IN the i"tehoo'
and 3 O'Clock IN the afternoon ot said day J.,
satisfy said note and interest ss 'u ,sst
| with The costs oil executing tins trust: 100,
| Hs,t GEO NJ. MOUNrJOY,
Sheriff and acting trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
CRIMINAL JUDGEsHIP.

To the Voters of Lafayette County:
1t appears from the card OF A. q
Hall, Esq. that he is opposed to the
people voting directly for the ONCE
of Judge of the criminal court. p
man with an experience OF twenty
five years practice i'll the er'm.ha'
courts. a business which he made
specialty, objects to the shortheSs OF
the time allowed to discuss MS
merits. He iutilnates that John +,
Rylaud desired to take advantage o.
him in some way. Did not the county
convention instruct FOR Msj'r Ky
land? Did not Mr.. Hall attend 'h'
convention at Higg,nsvilie, and there
dsclara that Maj. Ryland was moi
the choice of the people of TIL
county?
Majsr Ryland never had any des'r
to fill any Office against the will OF th
neople, He knew that more voter
would attend the primary electro
on to-day than could be expected
any other time. For this reason ohl
he asked the committee 10 subml
the question of criminal judgesmp
the vote Of the people. What gre'
reputation has Mr.. Hail won as
criminal lawyer? Does he base
on a certain murder case which I
prosecuted before the maglstrat
and declared before "high heavt
and on Gods green earth" that
was murder in the first degree
as prosecuting attorney indicted Il
accused for murder III the second q
gree, and in possession OF all I
evidence OH the part of the state
prosecuting attorney he is found q
tending the same party and declal
ing no crime had been commltte
The jury acquitted the defendai
the people paid the costs. Ii no crl'
had been committed Mr.. Hall,
prosecuting attorney, should
have allowed any indictment to
presented against the accused. u
prosecuting attorney, Mr.. BlackW
"a. assisted IN the prosecuting OF
case from the beginning. There
not money enough i'll Lafay'
county to make him take
otbsr side, Mr.. Hall's sense
professional duty allowed him te
40. He had the right to decide
himself, and l disclaim amy inten
of insinuating that he did so
corrupt motives. AT the same
Ideclars such conduct is agains
rules of professional duty, as L
always understood it.
The issue is squsrely male III
canvass against Major Ryiand
cause he is a christian man, ana
seauently is sober man, anu
4 Union man during the war.
----eh~ueht for q moment the
= tion of Maj. Rylaud was such
ereveut an impartial dIschare
his duties as judge of the cri
court against dramshop keep
should vote against him. The
- over. John E. Rylsmd's war
ia without q blemish. lie W
frat to suffer from the wsr
prisoner. He was among the
with his respected father, to liz
the enfranchi sement of the Vef
who carried him from home
prisoner. For this determined
he was driven from his home
militia of Fletcher, while his
was imprisoned as hostage
killing of Arch Clements t" 2
an attack Oh Montgomery
John E. Ryland is democr'
principle, not for ths sake o
- He will not sloop to the tSic
demagogue for any office ; be
to snfranchise his feliow-cl
hs has voted for some oil G.
nan vhs were his capters.
The pesple of Lafayette co"
tired of the war cry. Dem"c
uniting and casting aside al
dicss. The country is i'll dan
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
Prepared by Cr. j. c. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
s,,nrv AL DRUGGISTS EVERY u NM.
STss .S NOTICE..

y.,AErN M hv Andrew }. Robin -
l son IjrInr in Clay township, La ks-sN
Iay,it. county Nh and r"-;rl before LS-XA
lin, un,I-rer.n-d J. T.. of Clay tnwm>hIu, county
and state ,iurcs.ld on t. 9Th day OF MAY, lSo'i,
"A stray Horse. drscTih'd as follows: ON" real
roam Hoy T.; Il"u: L. hands high: about years
old: ( Whit. i-rr; siidl" aud harness marks
white huirS III the forehead. ApprIi- I'D to 500
uIpiL II II. WDE~TERMElE ER, J. 4.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
NNTICE.

NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual election oi teachers in the iuDiic
schools Of lexington. Mo. Will be held ON
Wednesday, June =. lssO: All arpiicah'7 ,oi
positions must be filed with the Secretary oi the
Board on or ucIore Monday, May 3lst-
n,,vaqtI E. ALLEN, Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
SEE< .AYEEs.

INEoM the subscriber, living near ~
II Wellington, Lafayette county, k--., v
Missouri about tiI" 2l,ii al April last, L1LA
one iI"hl bay Horse. sixteen ian'l~ high, sum"
white III Ihc face, hind feet white, old Also
one dark chrsuIt s"rr"l tiily. tw" years "id
A,y person who viii CIV" III" information 80
that ! can get them, ur bring them to M" VIII
he literally rewarded for their tr"nblr.
,u,y..nI GIDEON MAINE.
Wellington, Mo-, May 70. looO.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
REAL ESTATE AGENTS..
McHATTON, SATIERFlELD 4 co,

1,MEs II. Nell ALTON. attorney "nd Notary
] Iii,Iir ,iNi:l.ES l.. EWlN, MayNi.w,
'yrE,Sy - II-irEFIE.ID. Odessa. VIII do
,:,n,.,.,i r,Yd Estate business AT MryHiew and
,,,l,-s;, in The Sa!, OF Lands, Renting "i Farms
.,,L T,ymcut of Taxes tor non f"sid"nlh.
- - - ,. IL. >, la; of ,!csIr:ibi, Lands, I'M
49,, md I'uimrruvrd. al low rates and long
n@io, @ Iir,',. Iuviuus lands for sale can register
lihc' -. n ~. ,i Nnyy,,w or odessa We refer
nr ,,,.rmissi,u iu " l.. steele, County Clerk;
- ID Conner, R,coricr; George Nj M"nniJ"y,
Su-rlir; Il. X. lrrlant iir:'rnat,, anu ~ -nI
cI,,l,u5 oI lafayette county III Ecn'I.N E.l,-.N
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
GOODS AT COST

yNOH SIXTY DAYS, FROM THE fiksi nr
June 1850. we Will sell any or Al ar, att'.,us .u
in our store ut COST for CASH: me r,iSn HirIn W
hraces a full line of DRY GOODS, SiLp ~ iiiN"i
GROCER ES, BOOTS and SHOES; ~ am am
CAPS, also HARDW ARE .QuEENsM w Ahr-' i,ns nn,
everything else usually kept III u ,,I I'm
will be convinced OF its truth by slv!ns US a
trial Now is your time to get Goods ;' ie,"r. .a
,ricrs cali and take Il look through our l.arSe
stock. LEV iS' S-NA'' ,.r.,o..
Alma Mo . Nav -, 1850. may -o.-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
NOTICE {!

s | shall be absent during the coming SS&e
summer, Mcssrs. David Miller ana ,-a5S
Il. l.. McDonoush Will take orders IN mySSTS
stead Tor all kinds OF Frult and Orna- -
mental Trees, Grapevines, Small FRUITS, itosea'
Ey-r,srcrns. Shrubs. &c
Our Nursery furnishes the best OF stock-Suar
anire,, true to nu,ur-aud should he fatronZeu
by the people because 1t Is STATE ihsii'u@iion @
mot :, nriyut, concern The trees and plants
Will be selected, packed and delivered by me
and Gus tnmers can depend on getting the best
To guard against ImpooIoTr Si'r uS""ta are pro
yId.d with certificates. Stock replaced III hal
price Office al the Western House, IN room
No |. Po4tnfce h"N No lo!. Lexington, Mo
| Ont oi live hunlrr'l and tity tr1es piahie" 10
| Mr. James Il kIr;lry not one died
| (mu,s,9-eow) CHARLES lECBNEh,
| Gen Ag't No. AGr'l- College Nuts'lieS-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05
JERSEY BULL.

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imported ..San Soucl'' (65ll, Is solid-H-.
mole color, with iull black poin's,friy ihrSeahd
th, best bull of his breed ever brought 10 western
Missouri lie will be allowed Ia serve cows at
| - ru,l: two or more cows owned by one person
| nj 81 each Call and see him at my place, one
| mile northeast of Lexington Mo.
| IN mrs,f TIM HOW ARD.