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DEGIsTER'S ORDER.
RrnIsrER,s nFrIcE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Del, October B, 1882.
Upon the application of Charles Freeman,
Executor of John Dowden, late of Whining
ton hundred, In said county, deceased, IL Is or
dered and directed by the Register that the Adj
ministratur aforesaid give notice of granting OF
letters Tcstanentary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date cf granting thereof. ny
auslnR advertisements TO bt posted within forty
days from the date Of such letters, " six of the
nost public places Of the county of New Castle,
reoulring all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same or abide by an act oi
Assembly In sucn case made andIprovided. And
also cause the same TO he inserted within the SHINE
neriod In the DAILY GAZETTE. news
naner published in Wilmington, aud to he con
fjnued therein three weeks, (e. q. d.
T~~l Given under the hand and seal Of ONCE
IL. S. }oftlle Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
H. Sm New Castle County. Aforesaid, the day
S"" 's"' y, q. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All Dersons having claims. against the estate oi
the deceased must present the same duly attesied
10 the Executor, on or before Oetober 1Oth,
igga or abide the act of Assembly III such ease
made and provided. CHARLES FREEMAN,
' Executor.
Address. ThurIoy pn, Oct2t-tts 3w-
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PERSONAL.

B. j. Davenport, foreman at Moir's Can
merry, has resigned his position.
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100 Acres of Standing Timber.

Chiefly YELLOW PINE and MAPLE.
within ono mile of railroad and three miles of
water, and ADJACENT 10 othnr large and nne tracts
OF timber land the growth OF which Is likewise ON
the market For particulars as TO location. price,
terms, etc., address,
sept22-d w1'-lf GAZETTE OFFICE.
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II REMONAL--DR. DRAPER HAS RE-
~ MOVED his Oaacc from No. s3l Market
s.t sssrest 70 the Northwest corner OF Eleventh aud
Marhst streets. noyg-iw
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PERSONAL.

SOLDIERS NOW SUFFERING FkoM ~
WOIJEDS or disease of any kind cansed, s,,D Dy
military service are entitled Hnaedent 70 mothers or
thers s,f Soldiers who died from the ensens ~ N
their service also entitled Msny Careful
saistsnce siyen in Delayed or Rejected clas, .e 81
many can be allowed with bntitlis eces sent on
CONVENTION. CHARLES 4 GEORGE A, 49,, Alta5,
HtRporneys-at-iaw. eis Street, Wsshinafs ~ ~
ID O. -
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H0TIOEs.

N0TICE.--THE SECOND WARD DEM.
Az OCRATs WILL ,ncet M ihc oaIcc of VIM.
brady, NJ the northeast corner OF Third and
rnset anrset streets, on the 18th dny OF November, at
Daniel MaEuirc. FRANK II. r.. DAVIS,
hoflV-zt- Chairman Com.
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i. G. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
RraIsrKR,s oFFIcE.

Address: ThurIow. IN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
Stock Notes.

st. Louis live stock market, Thursday:-Cattle
Native shipping steers. ss 5O@7 50; grass
natives range $4@5 25; cows and hslfers. % 50
@3 IS; southwest butcher stun. s294 s5:' grass
Texans and indiana, which constituted the bulk
of supply. ranged 1894 for canning grades. and
u 25@5f for good to best steers. Sheep-In fair
demand; medium to fancy mnttons % 50@5;
Texas, 1904 so; Colorados and common ~ so
@3 90.
The Reno Gazette ssys:-"W. B. Todhunter
branded last spring over 5000. calves, and has
sent to market this season 6,OOO cattle. These
figures prove Mr.. Todhnater to be the largest
stock raiser in the country. There are others
who send more cattle to the market, but they
buy instead of raising them. He has over %, O00
head Of stock-cattle. and over lou. 600 acres OF
patented land. He got patents last month for
IS. QUO acres of swamp land in one bunch. He
has about one thousand bulls and three hundred
saddle horses. He employs fifty men, and puts
mp $500 tons OF hay to guard against hard
winters. He keeps one hundred work horses.
aud raises enough grain to feed all his saddle
and work-stock. Besides his cattle he has 700
or 800 stock-horses. 4 jacks. and 500 stations
His stock is divided among four rsnches-ons
known as the White House ranch, lying just in
side the Oregon line, where 1000 head ale kept;
one in Long Valley. In the northwest corner OF
Nevada, lying alongside OF Surprise. supports
1 900 head; the Pyramid ranch, lying at the
northeast corner OF the lake, has l 500 head and
y lot OF horses; the Abbott ranch at Stems
mountain, leeds about 5000 and Harvey valley
5000 more. The home ranch is twenty-five
miles from . neighbor.
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Personalities.

Mr.. Luther Nickel is visiting his mother.
Mrs. L.. Ripple, jr., has returned 10 ODESSA.
Mrs. Albert Keller is nome from her visit to
Lamar, Mo.
Mr.. VIM. Jameson is in the city visiting rela-
tlves and friends.
Miss Lizzie Webb, of Dover. is in the city
visiting her sister. Mrs. Man. Chinn.
Mr.. Buford A. Chinn left for Cincinnati and
other points east, last night, to buv goods.
DIR. Hausam, of sedalis. spent last Sunday in
this city visiting his son. Mr.. Jno. Haussm.
Messrs. Luce and Gebhart. OF the Advance.
paid the In.eiligencer u pleasant visit Thursday.
T.. d. Bogie, ESQ.,, passed through town en-
route home from the state convention Thurs
day.
Mrs. Egtd Kist and Miss Lizzie Ripple have
returned to st. Joe alter u three weeks stay in
our city.
Mrs. DIR. Tucker. of Edgerton. Kansas, who
has been here ON q visit to relatives and friends.
returned home Friday.
Mrs. A. Stewart. of Clay. township, LEFT last
Wednesday for a visit to relatives and friends
in Msrtinsburg. W. Va.
Mayor Harrison. of Chicago, intends soon to
take a trip across the Atlantic. remaining only
q few days on the other side.
Rev. A. I. Sharpe and vile and Miss Nina
Limrick came up from Sedalis this week to see
Mr.. VIM. Limrick. who is very seriously i'll.
Miss Eva Frlck, OF Oak Grove. y former
student and graduate of the Baptist Seminary,
who has been very i'll for the past TWO months,
ia now convalescent.
Mr.. Buford Allen Chinn and lady went down
TO visit Col. Donaldson. Mrs. Chinn's father
Mr.. Chinn returning home Monday. His wife
will remain at her fathers u week longer.
Mr.. Edward Brawner a worthy Lexington
boy, left. Wednesday, for Quincy, Ills. where
he will in future reside, having secured q goot
position there in his trade. We INT hum "a
our Sucker bre thren as u worthy young gen
tleman.
Aessrs. Charles f. and J. F. Stokes. Of
| Southeast Missouri, are in the city visiting theil
sister, Mrs. p. H. Chambers. Mr.. C. Il. Stokei
is the member OF the state Democratic Executive
| Committee from the fourteenth congressiona
district.
Higginsvllle Advancs:-Mr. John Lyon. ar
experienced young drugslst. who has been fn
the past two years employed in the drug stor'
Of Aessrs. Gordon 4 Fulkerson. at Lexing'
ton. has been employed In the City Drni
| Store by DR.. Seeber. in this city. The doctor
can congratulate himself upon securing
tue services of so competent and clever
| young gentleman" ~
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New Firm.

have this day associated with me 10 the
dry goods business my son Chas. d. R0yle,
have consolidated his stock Of books
and stationery IN one stock, and we will
continue the business at the old stand
(Kreihn's new bullding) under the -irm name
Of M. f. Royle &'Son.
Thankful to all my old friends tor their
patronage Of the past thirtyJfue gears, 1 hope
the new tirm will receive y CONTINUATION OF
the same, and we hope to aid many new
ones, rs we pledge ourselves by careful and
polite attention to their wants 10 merit the
same. Dur stock will be kept full and COM
plete In sll It's departments. and we ask our
friends to always give Us . call before max
Ing purchases elsewhere. Respectfully,
js224 NJ. F. RoYLE.
Having sold ont my entire interests in the firm
OF Royle & New to my former partner N. f.
Royle, who, as will be seen by the foregoing
notice, has associated with himself In business
his son, C.H Royle. l beg leave, after return
ing nv thanks and bidding adieu to my friends
and customers, TO recommend the new firm to
youaNl. and also to the public as gentlemen OF
the highest integrity oil character, and ask tor
them y liberal patronage.
JNO. ID. NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
THE COMMITTEES DECLARATION
OF THE RESULT OF THE PRI.
MARY ELECTION,

LEXINGTON, Mo-, July oath, 1882.
The Lafayette county democratic executive
committee met at the court house pursuant 10
adjournment. Present, Messrs Collins, Greasy,
Handley. McCausiand. Peudicord, Plattenburg
ami Redd. Collins in the chair.
On motion the committee proceeded to cast up
the vote OF county poiled at the primary election
held July END, 1852. Upon casting up said vote
1t was found that Tor congress Alexander
Graves received l.ool votes; Aenophon kyiand'
$50 votes; IL. V. L. McCicilana '42 votes. on
motion 1t was declared thst the delegates 10 Inc
congressional convention to he held in Kansas
City. August 2nd. 1882. were instructed by the
said vote to cast the vote Of Lafayette county Tor
Alexander Graves.
For representative. VIM. ID. Carter received
1851 votes, and was declared to he the nominee
ofthe democratic party for said office.
For presiding Justice OF the county court.
robert a. Barnett received l.4'' votes; 1ohh "A.
rEstner receiseo ooo 'otes' IA. narne'' was
oeciAltu .ne NOMINEE ~. sA'u ounce.
49,. Ia. Nv - - '.as ;, 80.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
State to the Use Of NountJoy

State to the Use Of AounJoy
W. .
Ophelix A. Martin, ct al.
ID virtue OF = special execution Issued from
ID the Office Of the ci.rk oil the circuit c..,,lt Of
Lafayette county. Missouri, Wherein the stute Of
Missouri Ut the relation AMI Ia the use OF li.oree
n. AOuOjty, collector Of the revenue Of Lnfsy-
cite county. Missouri. - plaintiff, aud axalnst
Ophellu A. Martin a1d john Martin, her hue
hand, Maggie DJuihitt. Novaz-mbln D0uthItt.
aud Green l. OUuthitt. defendants, tn me ,iir-cr.
ri and returnaLle Ia the August terra, iss.. OF
said court. ! will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 7rM, 1852,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and i've O'Clock IN the Afternoon Of said
day, and IN front OF the courthouse door, IN the
city Of Lexington. In Lafayette county, ME-
souri,. during tie session Of the said circuit
court OF said county, sell publicly. by auction,
to the highest bidder. Tor cash tn hand. all the
right. title. interest. claim aud estate Of the said
Ophelia A.. Martin and john Martin, her hns-
band: Maggie DOuthlIt. NOvazrmbia DuuthIlI.
and Green l.. D0uthilt. defendants IN said exc
cutiOn. In Snd 70 the f0NOWing described real
estate. situate. lying and being In the county Of
Lafayette and state OF Missouri, tO-wit: Forty
t<Ol acres. the southeast quarter Of the north
wet quarter Of section lWealv [4Ol. township
forty mine tA9l. rAage twenty dive (25l,
Given under my nau1, this Both day of June.
1854. BENJAMIN ELLi0Tf 49,
July4sto Sheriff.
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'EDNESDAY, AUGUST 9TH. lsa2.
smERurF,s SALE.

Ssate 70 the use CT MOunUoy
vs.
David 8. Beatty.
ny virtue OF y special execution, issued from
~ the Office Of the clerk OF the circuir court al
Lafayette comfy. Missouri, wherein the state
Of Missouri AT the relation and tn the use ot
GrorEe ~. MounUey. collector Of the revenue OF
Lafayette county. Missouri 10 plainlin, aud
against David S. Beatty, defendant, 10 me
directed, aud returnAble TO the August term
1885, Of said court. 1 will on
MONDAY, AUGUST TIN, 1852,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon aud Eve O'Clock in the xfierpoon of SAT-
day, and in front OF the courthouse door, IN
the city ofLexington. In Lafayette county, Ms
souri,, during the session OF the said Circuit
court Of said county. sell publicly. by auction.
TO the highest bidder, tor cash in hand, all the
right, title. interest. claim aud estate Of the
SAID David s. Beatty. defendant In said exc
cntion. in and to the following described real
estate, situate. lying and being In the county Of
Lafayette, and state OF Missnuri. to-wit:
Ten (l0l acres. the south end Of the northwe st
quarter OF the northeast quarter; also six IoI
.crss. the south end Of the northwest quarter or
the northeast quarter, all in section thirteen llsl,
township iorty -eight 1851. range twenty-five
ISL
Given under my hand this Suth day Of June,
1852. BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
juiyl5td sheriff.
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AUGUST srn. lsss.
sHERIFF's SALE.

S'a's " ths use Oh N0unuoy
".
william r. Hendricks.
Rf virtue Of q special execution. Issued
~ from the once ofthe clerk ofths ctrcnit courl
o. L.a.ystts county. Aiss0un. wherein the
state OF Missouri. At the relation and 10 the uss
Q 9eSrse n. nounJoy; csllector Of The revenue
OF Lsiays!tc county. Missouri, 10 plaintiff aud
against William r. Hendrieks, to me- directed.
snd returns6ls to the August term, lSs2, OF said
court. I will, OF
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST srs. 1851.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon asd ave O'CLOCK in the AFTERNOON OF
SAID day and In ir0Dt OF the court house door.
y aas city OF Lexington, IN Lafayette county.
1lseouri, during the session OF tiss said tircuil
court Of said county. sell publicly. BY auclloa.
q tSe nignest bidder. for cssh In hand, all
~ right, title. Interest. claim and estate Of the
ss.d Wiui.ns r. Hsndricks defehdsnt IN said
execuuon. In snd " the following described
real estate, situate. lying and beng In ths
county OF LnfAy eite. and stale II Aissonri, to-
W.T.: Ten te) acres. The northwest u srtsr Of
the northwest quarter 81 the southwest quarter
o. ~. secuon {hirt*en Q0: tOwnship forty EIGHT
tASl. range twenty.6ve (25).
1852. MA Il 'I0,cT
ltyl3tQ sheriff.
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sHERIEF,s SALE.
state to the use OF koans,oy

State to the use Of Aounyoy
vs.. f
William Fell.
p virtMs of special execution. issued from
~ The 0ncr OF the clerk Of the circuit court 0f
Lafayette county. Missouri, wherein the state
o. Atss0issi, NJ the relation and 70 the use OF
CeoIge -. Aountjoy. collector OF The revenue
Of lafayette county. Missouri. IL plaintid. aud
against William, Fell. to me directed and re-
| will, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST srH. 1850.
between the hours Of niAs O'Clock In the forenoon
and ave O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said day, and
In Irsnt ofthe courthouse door. in the city OF Lex
!netoo, IN LAisyette county. Mis- souri,. during
the session Of The sSid circuit court OF said
csanty. srii pabiisiy. By suction. to The hIghest
bidder tor cash IN hand. all the right, title, in
srrsst claim SD estate OF the .xid William
ell. defendant 10 said execution. In land 10 the
oilowing described real estate, situate, lying
aud being Ii The county Of Lafayette, and stale
Of Missouri. tO-vit: Lots four a. and i've Isl.
u block sixteen u6). Shelby 4 Co.'S addition 10
Waverly.' " -5
E,ven under my hand this 3Oth day Of June.
1852. BENJANIN ELIlfrTT
Jiyiotd SheriG.
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Reliable and straight dealing. at Silver
usu's. ASH
SIX parssols at cost to close out. Wnker
Miller. jv22t2
Try Tucker. ct Higginsviile. for fine clocks
and jswslry. jye9tf
An elegant line Of lace collars cheap, at
Wilksr q MilIsr's. jy92t2
Lsce bunting at Is cents worth 25 cents. at
n. r. RoyIe d Sons. jy22t7
A speciality In old Kentucky Sour Mash
Whisky. at Silssrmsn's. a29tf
Read NcCausland's new Advertisement in
this weeks pspsr. There's millions In H."
Special Inducements to private families. IN
imported sni domestic wines. At Silver
mana. s29:f
Tucker at H%igginsville, Is getting lots OF
new goods. and 10 buying for cash. Don't
fail to zee him when you want . watch. II
The Lafayette Cattle Company organized
for tue purpose Of breeding, rearing, buying
and SELLING cattle, was fully organized ON
Monday. July "a. Capital stock $50 600 ;
president, Thomas Shelby secretary. j. ID.
Conner; treasurer. Geo. NJ. Cstron. Their
agents. Aessrs. Evan Young. 10. u. Shelby,
SE.s 00O. .. oOTOOu uuu 0AViAiD "Soo'
will iesve for the west next week to look
for Q locanon and purchase cattle.
Christian Advocate :-'Agreesbly to the
reports made through the papers ; and we
suppose them to be true. our literary instit-
uttons DID . good and . great work during
the past scholastic year. And now that the
boys and giris-beg psrdon-the young gen
tlsmen aud young lsdies-havs . mon,h or
two vacation let them 60 home aud address
thsmsslves to tue every day practical duties
Of life and lot their papss and mammal have
. little rest"
Following are the stockholders in the new
bank ct Blackburn a. II. ShIndler, l..
shindlsr, Thas. W. Dsyis. Geo. A. Aikirs,
Robt. P. Astoalf, Carroll Logsdon, Pres. l..
Pssk. 8. A. suggstt. Ss@l. ". Campbell,
jean .. Asstsrson, Geo. W. Liter, n.
Bssmsr, Ernest Aynsr, john Donaldson,
Louis Herring, Jr.. A.. T.. Cstron. j. +.
Drsne, Wn. Hickman, Wm. II. Ferguson,
Motley Thomss, BEETLE n. Ac9rsw. A. H,
shiudier y the president. snd the directors
ere, A. b. shindlsr. Taos. W Davis, r. P,
Astcalf. Geo. A. Aikirs, Geo. w. Liter, 8,
W. Campbell, n. Bssmsr.
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FL0ATER FOUND.

Found. in'the river near Berlin. on Thursday
last, July Goth. the floating body of u man
An inquest was held and the following verdict
rendered. The man came to his death by Vic
lence. (canse unknown the top Of the heat
being badly mashed and gone. lie was sup
posed TO be about I've feet ten inches high
weight one hundred AMI fifty pounds whiskeri
and moustache of q dark color: the features o
his face almost destroyed. lie had on u new
suit OF dark clothes. the coat q half frock, white
shirt and blus heck-tie, gaiter shoes neari.
new. three studs ia-hts shirt front, one pearl
the others supposed to be gold;a common watcl
key In mis- vest pocket. The body had been il
the water longer than ten days.
ia. HARDWOOD. Coroner.
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TUESDAY. ANGUISH g., no.,
snERlFF,s SALE.

SsseS w uSS VI AOu0UOy .el
vs..
Peter y. Sullivan. !
RY virtue Of y special execution, issued from
tne Once OF TIE clerk Of the Circuit court Of
Ls,syslte county Missouri. wherrin the state
Ge9.gs n; hoanyoy. collector Of the revenue
OF L.i.ye!te county Missouri, Is plaintiff, and
" 'sss and r.turnsh!e to the August term
TUESDAY. AUGUST srn, lss9.
between The hours 81 nine O'CLOCK, In The fore
nom and ave O'Clock IN the afternoon or said
city Of Lexington, IN Lafayette county, Hisson-
q. curing the session Of the said circuit courl
o. said county. sell publicly. BY auction, TO i,s
highsst bidder. for cash In hand. ali the right,
t1tie: Interest. clain asd estste OF the saic
refer y. Sullivan. defendant In said EXECUTION,
~ and 70 the following described real esiats,
s.susts. iytsg and being In the county of Lnfay.
cite anu stass OF Missouri. to-Wit: Forty 20
ssrs.: the southwest quarter oi the norihessi
quarter Of srcti0n seventeen FIJI. tOWnshIs
iorty-elght 1881. range twenty-eighi tssl.
1852. BENJA MN ES.1yOTTT ~
y9lyl2ta Sheriff.
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TIN TOMB.

Died-In Csrdsr. Lafayette county, Missouri,
on Sunday. July Bard, Mrs. NEIthERCUTT,
mother Of George Neithercuu. aged IS years.
LIE h. son Of c.. W. snd BETTE Haynes, and
grandson OF W. H. Ewing OF this CITY. aged /
years.
- In Davis township. Lafayette county
No. July Path, OF dux, Mrs. ROBERTS, mother
Of Mr.. Al. Roberto. sged 10 years.
- In this city, Jaly 20. OF general debility.
Nj. JOHN O'AALLEY, aged 81 years.
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Notice.

Having made an entire change 10 my busi.
usss, l hope that oil parties kaowing them
thsir accounts, ~ 1 dssits to close up my
old sustness. Thanking my friends for
their patronage for tbs past seven years and
hoptug they will continue the same to the
new GrW, l rsmsip, respectfully.
1y22tz CHAS. h. ROYLE.
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THE CRADLE.

Born-At MAYHEM. Lsfsy cite county, No.,
July 20. to the wife of John Barker-s boy.
in Lexington to Wnship, Lafayette county.
No., July ~. to the vile Of Mr.. Robert Howe.
DsS Susie Brsnch-a girl.
In Corder, Lafayette county, Mo-, July
2lss to the wife oil M. Geo. Whites girl.
IN Dover township, Lafayette county,
Mo-. July Is, 70 the wife OF Mir. b. 4. Harrl-
sop-X boy.
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PrOofP0sitkVe

We have the most positive and convincing
proof that Thomas' Eclectric Oil Is u most Ell
fectual specific for bodily pain. In csses of
rheumatism and neuralgia It gives instant relief.
Sold by c. W. LOOMS. jly22l
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Grand Picnic.

The old aud Young psopls Of Napoleon aud
vicinity will give y grand picnic, on Sstur-
day, August s, 1t The beautiful grove n g
half mile south OF Napoleon. The following
.sessksrs have been invited: Col. r. 4.
Vsnhorn. Ksnsas City /; Col. John r. Crisp.
Independence Col. n. v. l.. McClellsnd, OF
Wellington Hsns. Alexander Gravel. Ken
option Rylsnd. john 3. Block well, George 8.
ksihbua and u. g.. Pnstzi0g. Of Lexington.
Rsfrsshnsnt stands, swings and various
other smussmsnss will be on the grounds.
Come 10. come ell. q bring wsli.diied
baskets. Too music will be furnished dur
ing the day. No dancing. The Napoleon
gun club will offer e45 In prizes. Free to al.
Conditions made known on the grounds.
TIE mar ~s>l.of-the-dsy will see that good
order 10 kept. Committee OF Invitation
ltobsrs A. Hudaall. Solomon Essrhsrt, VIM
Weraix, Strothsr Rsnlck. VIM. Shemmer.
Rebt. Ftshbsek. J. II. Lightner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29

The old settlers win have . picnic at Robt.
toa, August IL. Thers will be . meeting Of
the association In Lexington Aondsy, Au-
gust Z, To- make preparation for the picnic.
Ii 10 important to have . full meeting. Let
oil attend. ROBT. HALE. Seer stAry.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
BARGAINS IN

In order to make room for an extensive stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
I have determined to close out the remainder
OF my
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
and have reduced the price OF same from
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
Please examine my stock before purchasing
AMI l will save YOU money.
H. SINAUER,
jiy29lf Star Clothing House.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
FOR CITY WORK,

CEALED proposal will be received at the
= ofics ofthe City Register until noon on the
l+,h day Of August, 1882. for the following
work:
re build = cuivert 1t the intersection OF North
and Pine streets. Said culvert to be built OF the
best limestone rocA or hard brick. laid in good
cement, and according to the specifications with
the City Engineer.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. JOHN TAUBNAN,
julyI5td CITY ReRister.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
Love Your

| When your friend orineighbor Is lsborinx IN
der bodily addiction. indigestion. biliousness,
constipation. caused by impurltJ of blood. or
disordsrs Vi tbs kidneys OF liver, don't fail to
recommend Buriock Blood Bitters. . sure and
ssSs remedy. Price d. Sold by c. W. Loomis.