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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Mary N. Barry

Mary n. Barry
william W. shroyer. c, 81.
Qf. virtue of sn execution issued from
ID the Office Of The clerk Of the circuit court Of
lafayette county: MissoSTi; in faSor q Mary
Eliza Catron and G.: Z Ca,ron. her husband;
Margaret Davidson, Elizabeth shroyer. reiict OF
Sally shroyer. Isrxsre, shroyer Lari. shroyer.
Lizzie Shroyer, Lille Shro,er, Frank Shroyer,
Jefferson Shroyrr and George 8; kathbun.
Savings Bank of Saline county, Missouri, de-
PENDANTS. to M directed, and returnshle to the
August term. 1882, Of said court, l will. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10TH. 1852.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
city OF Lex,sxton. in Lafayette county. Missou-
ri, during The session Of the said circIit court Of
sn,% soq SiSs.s sell lor publicly s.ss ~, by s %aSss.0n Il t. IL, The
tae said piainiia' and defendant: !"
cribei zeal estate, situate lying aud being iu
the county oil Lafayette and state OF Missouri.
to wit: The south half Of the northwest quar-.
township t5ll; range twenty-four ls+l; and the
south hall oil the northwest quarter al the south
~est quarter Of section eighteen Iisl; township
hf'y.one l1ll. range twenty -iOur I2A1; aud the
south halt OF the southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section twenty te0l. township
north hsli Of the northss.. anarser o. oh he . nor ,he
west quarter Of section twenty (2Ol. township
hity-oDe l5ll. range twenty-four t24l; and the
west halt Ut The northeast quarter OF the south
west quarter of section twenty tsOl. township
hfty -one ISL. range twenty -four lsil; and the
north half OF the southeast quarter OF the north
west quarter OF section twenty 1901. township
hfiy,one 1911, range twenty-four [a4l; also the
south halt Of the southeast quarter Of The North
wsst quarter OF section twenty (s0l. township
loil. range twenty four t24I; and the north half
oi Tue northwest quarter 0i the sGuthW eat quar-
ter u said section twenty 1901. toWnsbip .iity-
one loll. range tW enty- tour [2ll.
SiSen under my hand tLis 18th day OF July
lss2.
july22td ShsriH.
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PROPOSALS ron CITY wonk,

CtEALED proposals. will be received ct the
- 0mce OF the City Register until noon on the
l4th day OF August. 1852. for the following
work:
To haul broken rock from the calshoose yard
to any part Of the city under the direction Of the
CITY Engineer. Bids to state price per perch.
The city reserves the right 70 reject any and
all bids. JOHN TAUBAAN, =
iulylStd lJly Register.
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Badly Bitten.

Peter Kiefer. cor. Clinton and Bennett streets,
Buffalo, was badly bitten by q horse. and sp--
plie.i Thomas Electric Oil. which imlnediate-
ly relieved the pain. and In four days the wound
was healed. Sold by C.. W. LOOMS. jly29tl
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qHE RA1LsoAD CONNECTION.
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authorities mad be.o h.te tn. pf.v,ous d.v
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DECENTRALIZATION NoTuCr

'yNdE nrsm Of Cheatham y Lauchner, carmen.
L ters anu builders, was, on the 2lst dsv nj
july. lsS2. dissolved by mutual consent. Ali
lersons knowing themselves indebted 10 ths
1rIn Will piease settle " 18th either member OF he
nrm ~ soon rs possible Those having claims
against the nrm Will pl.ssr present them 10,
medtately. JOHN T
jJS A. o.
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Free OF Charge.

All persons suffering from Coughs. Cslds.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Loss of Voice. or any
affection OF the Throat and Lungs, are requested
TO call at e. w. LoOmis' drug store and get .
trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, free OF charge, which Will con-
vince them oil its wonderful merits and show
what q regular dollar size bottle will do. Gail
early. junel0eOwyl-3
Mr.. J. Marsh. Bank Of Toronto. Ont. writes:
''Biliousne.s and dyspepsia seem to have grown
un with me; having been n sufferer for years. l
have trie,; many remedies. but with no lasting
result until 1 used your Burdock Blood Bittrrs.
They have been truly u blessing to me, snd l
cannot speak too highly oil them" Price 81.
Sold by e. w. LOOMS. jly29ll
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NEW SHOP

LAYING purchased the Carpenter Shop on
IL Main Cross Street, north oil the Episcopai
give me II Call when in need of auy work in INV
line. 0ly29tD JOHN f. CHEATHAM.'
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Coal! CoaI!!

On and after to-day l Will deliver cosl II
any part Of the city 1t sight cents per bush
81. Orders can be lett 1t ny Office snd will
receive prompt attention.
i4tf J.. T.. McGRKw.
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LAND PATENTS AND DEEDS
LOST AND FOUND.
4 PACKAGE hns been found in our Office
n containing II Land Patents, ii Deeds to
Lands and several Abstracts and Titles. These
papers are no doubt valuable to the owner. They
ing for this advertisement.
jly2l T. WINSOR a SON
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CHEAP! CHEAP CHEAP! I!
p.
A GRAND CLEARANCE SALE

a 01IAND CIEA ga LE.
We will begin on
MONDAY, JULY 10TH, 1882,
A Grand Clearance Sa IL of
Rim AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
PARASOLS,
FANS,
LACE NECK WEAR, &c.
This sale will embrace some of the
FINEST and MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
we have ever put upon the market. Lock ont for
advertisement in next weeks issue OF this paper.
jl,s w. G. McCAUSLANn
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8 o. 9O3 90
Amount to be levied on taxable proper
The valuation Of property IN the district is
o.. 09Q. 06O 90. Under the law the annual, rate on
property cannot exceed forty cents on the hun
dred dollars valuation for school purposes,
without the consent OF the voters who are tax
payers voting ct an election held to decide the
question of increase. Yet the gentlemen OF the
board Of education. with the law and the facts
before them, have deliberately sent In their esli-
mate asking for q levy of about slxty-nine cents
on the hundred dollars valuation. Another
strange thing about this estimate is that these
gentlemen want %, 23S 90 tor incidental expen-
SEES. What in the name OF reason can they want
with this amount OF incidental iunds The levy
likely to be made to meet our township railroad
indebtedness under the proposed compromise.
will add largely to our already heavy taxes. and
this excessive school tax on top oil that will be
more than our people ought to he asked to bear.
While have my pen in hand l desire to say
that in your brief paragraph on the public school
question in week before lasts issue, your
Apology did not seem to apologize very
much. You not only ''drove some center shots.''
but ~ the correspondent In The Register who
threatens TO give somebody y bloody head with
IN iron poker. would say. you seem to have
knocked the bottom out Ot the whole concern
and lett them tumbling in the mud OF their
creation.
Ibe,iron poker man was more successful in
his attack upon ''Observer." y Correspondent
Of the Register, for he seems to have knocked
him completely out Of tlme.i
TAXPAYER.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

State to the USE OF Mountjoy
vs. &
William T.. Moore, ct al.
IL virtue of special execution, issued from
- the Office OF the clerk III the circuit court -
Lafayette county. Missouri. wherein tlIe slaI<
" Missouri ~ the relation aud 10 the Use uf Geo
II Ai"unIJoy. collector al the r-v-nu. vi i.a,uy.
.!tr county. Missouri. IL piaIniin. and asalns
william Z Moore, Allen 4 CampheI nn
rurner Williamson, to me Ill rct-d, ami return
able 10 the August term. lssa. OF said court, /
will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 7ru. 1882.
between! hs hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've O'Clock In thu afternoon -, ssIt
.iny, and in front Of the courthouse dior, In Ia,
City Of Lexingtou. In Lafayette county, Me,
souri,, during the session Of the said clvuil
so soI ,ht o. sa,a County. sell publicly by suct1.n,
right. tile: int: rest. claim and estate Of the said
MiI!.sm &; Aoore, Ali.n z. Campbeii and
lion. in and to the following decrlbrd r-ai /. state
situa's, lying anl being IN The county OF I,alsy
cite and state Of Missouri. o-wIt: Lot No two
III. in block ID. in AndeIsOn's addition 10 t,e
Lity ~ LexisEtoii!. '
1882. BENJAMiN nj I,Si.i
JuIylMn - +tH-I - -f sheriff
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SHORTS.

SHORTS.
. For q 6ne nickls cigar, 60 to Silvermsn.
whisky from 81 50 per gallon up, 1t Sill
vsrmsn's. szsu
Tue largest stock Of old Kentucky whisky,
1t Siiyerman's.' 20"
Tue thermometer was up to 30 yesterday.
Coru is growing.
sal .vours old iron IT Jordsn's Foundry
and Aachine Shops. mosi
PeIsw. and Japensse folding fans , ior o.
:, w,l.a. = MiI,er's. jy22l2
10 dozen polka dot handkerchief's 81 %.
...ns w,lker 4 Miller. jy23t2
Bag stock Of fruit jars, at Ciasstrs. Will
not he undsrsold ON them. 1y2Sh
Gst Tucker, at Hlgginviils. to repair youf
watch and 1t will tell you the time. jy2stt
Rsnd,oms line Of lawns, ct greatly re-
duesd prices, at n. F. Boyle 3 Sons. II
Read NcCsusland's new advertisement IN
thi. weeks paper. There's millions IN It."
Try Tucker, al Higginsvllls. for the Esty
Organ, or any kind Of musical
We pay the highest market price fof sh
kinds OF country produce. Gordon . bn-
fo-d j21tf
Orders for wine and whisky solicited,
...,af.et,on 9uarsutesd or uosey refunded,
A. sHverm.n,.. x29tf
On. hundred and 6ity railroad hands
~ar. axnaetsd here last night to 20 to work
=, ~. Grading far tha sonnsctiou.
NJ 1.n,r,es A. Morrison desires to buy
old ,ron. brass. copper, isad, pewter, zinc,
&c. tor which he will pay st. Louis prices.
In cash. MIST
What will Dur farmers do. with their
money : They vii have stacks OF Il. II Ne
n,rht advise We would say, frst pay debts.
,hsSs inprove farms. sE@
on, Of the eouusilmsn from the fourth
v.rd onsht to look alter ths thistles In his
v,rd. And i.troduce some measure to get
r,A ii thar bsfurs II ID TOO late.
MI. ~, mus. mn, .xpset to bs slwsys
.x.mn, IRON drss. Lat us tsks prosecutions
-S,I.... a. All. ana not watt till our
n.o...,v \. as.irovsa. and all Of 10 are left
s.ntron,.
thu pr:css Of our suttre
49, !. d...a goods. ana all can aad great
A..L.,..,. thai asn.rtment. Call st oscs
-. for ~, must 10 seld. n. r.
49, - 1yaatl
49, u.mm.r,. ..nt M an sDund.st
$50. !, a., ...nt,ui tomatoes yesterday.
m.-s. ..l,.. ~. p.rs.c.,on. and they
.. 49,. 49,. Th.v ara much the
-. ~. ...u thu war.
~, ~. !, .,.n,. and fancy DRY goods.
.vr.,.,.. h.ors.nd .tstiea.
sos'so., slps' ~, ..a ~
sIs =" ..r sr,.ns. 10 80 our
-. ~. h..aou.r..s. n. II. Royls b
-, 4.,15 iga2tl
-. ,.u.a po,lAriaee vhe nyss
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= a..,h
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1ss. a",,,.s nm . eood and eom-
=. ~, ~ avell.
1917. ss.o Tn. praeny.
ing ~" soos NJ.
'sF'.es =" - o.. ,..,. o,,. !.
So~@T I'D r.,,o, =.
sIssuuS - S.s ~ n...v
s'..'..s -. "a.
A.sl - 800. .,a .s.n.
yoDe: -. -. .,.c,,on
Wy. ~ m. .u.vo
guy :. ~" so,,1 ~. 800. v,,,.n IN no..r
ps..y ~. ,...,. ,U.nn ~ w.v.
800, ...c,ne v.s . sourcs Of
~y,s 1900. Amen. .Ao..
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saERIEF,s SALE.

state N the use Of NouniJoy
w.. (
trustee.
~ virtue OF Q special execution. issuea from
~ me onncs OF The clerk OF the circuit court Of
Lafayette county. oissouri, wherein the stste o.
6tsseuri u tho relation and TO the use Of
GEORGE n. Aounuoy, collector efthe revenue OF
lafayette county. Missouri. is planting, and
against Abraham d. Saunders and DAVID Cal.
lanan, trustee. to me directed, and rrturpabIs
% the August term, lSS2. OF said court. / viii.
ON "'
TUESDAY. AUGUST srH, 1882.
between The hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon aud Ave O'Clock in the afternoon of ssid
Jay, and In front Or the courthouse door, in m,
city Of Lexington. In Lafayette county, Mis-
souf!s duriaR the seasion OF the said Circuit,
ooutt % SAID county. sell publicly. by auction.
% tne ni9hest bidder. FOR cash in hand. an M
riGnt: eitts. interest, claim ami eStat. Of Inc said
AorAesn p. Saunders Ssd David CsllahsuI
!tosese. defendants In said execution, 10 and 10
toe loliowinY described real estate. situs,s.
lylne anu being in the county OF Lafayette. nnd
state o. Mfssourl. te-Wit: Forty flOI acres. NM
nortneaet quarter OF the southwest Quarter al
secnon fourteen fnl. township Hfty-0ne ISL,
range tWenty.hve (3Sl.
1882. Mn ~ III Tty 0d June
oM Sheriff
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PART.
NERSHUP

I1'HE hrm Of Royle Il New is this day dissolved
l. by mutual consent, j. ID. New having sold
out his entire interest to II. +. Royie. 81 r.
koyic IS authorized to settle all the busins IS of
themselves indebted to Rnylr L New will please
call ut once and settle their nc onnts ~ we are
very AM ious to close up all the business OF the
old Lrm rs svon 40 possible.
jly224 MILTON +. KDYIE-
Lexington, No., July Is. 1857.
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lmDorted Sherry and Port Wt0o, ct silver.
mans. szStt
Now IL the time to buy . carpet cheap. at
n +. Rovls 4 Sons. Jy2st4
Big stock Of fruit jsrs. st ctssstt's. will
net b undersold on thsm. ty29tf
Read McCsusisnd's new advertisement IN
this weeks paper. "Thsrs's millions In It,"
We offer our entire stock Of children and
misses cotton hose ut cost. Wifker Z Mil
Ter. jy29.e
20 pairs figured lawns reduced to &c. Also
nice styles in light NC dark prints, Of &c.
Wtlker 4 Miller, jy22te.
We acknowlsage With thsnks the receipt
Of . complimentary ticket 10 tbs Higgins
vile fair, which will tske place august %.
q. ~. q and 20.
One Of our Dover c~orrsspendsnte writes :
..wst. wstter. wssssst.fs tue cry here among
the farmers; thrsshi.E very much retarded.
All upesppsd Wnsat 10 damaged more or less.
The price Of whsst 10 rsldly dselining. Oats
are sxlrs.and = catering prospect Tor . large
corn crop. Born to the wife Of 4. Z. hsr-
rison, July IL. . boy It died July II, aged
shout 50 hours. There 10 considerable sick
ness here. mostly among children. Of fax.
Success to W. B. steele the general fsvorits."
..Opsp' writes from. " sliingtop:-''Luthsr
Bates, OF Kansas City. PAID o town . n.y.
Ing visit last week. Asssrs. Jossph Lsrktn
and Marry Hinson from inssr Dover. were in
town last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. MARI. Of
Omsha. are vislting the family Of Mr..
Maybe. Mr.. Thomas Woodsrd returned last
Friday from Johnson county whore be has
been for the last six weeks. harvssttng and
thrsshing whsas. Miss Riley Mediation
spent the lest lew day. - our tswa vtslting
her grand parents, Elder AoHsttsa end wife
Our town was startled last week. by The
news OF . couple Of romantic nights from
ths rssidsncs Of the lsdy's father. 1t 10 sup
posed thsy have gone wbsrs stern pspss snd
marriage Licences srs uaksowa. b littls
siris sslongiag . he s.Kssydid" Alssieasry
Hocisty, Asys bssn warking very sssrgst,-
oally upoa . pstssvsrE guilt. which tssy
hsvs sbeut eomplsssd saa ere ucw wsrktag
very lsssly. The names o. shsss Who will
psy then Q dias. Wbsa aaisAsd thsy will
sell II for The bsnsat Of ihs hsathsa.
..R." writes from Plss4Aas Prsirts:-''Look
. tor cyclosss. M. Esssr Axips u quite
III. Miss Jsuais Eysrhlrt, OF Ksnsas CITY,
10 vis,tiay frisads snd relatives 10 tbs ssiyh-
borAoed. IT. fsrosrs hsvs bad . spissdid
harvest ; no sssd 70 harvest - Saadsy this
year. Rev. Troodsr1. bsgins his pretrsctsd
1sssins. q this pIsos. The aeA s0sdsy 10
tais month. Nj sspssts - eeadsus u until
the hrst Sunday In Angslt. a. szpssts .
~>od and nlantv Of 9ooA eating.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
PROPOSALS FOR CITY WORE
PROPOSALS. FO. ClTY =, M

SEALED proposals will be received 1t n.
- Office Of the City Register until noon on Il.
itth day OF August. 1882. tor the i"llow nj
work:
To furnish all the material and tn put a goo,
tin ro 4 Of { Y Charcoal roofing TIN best brand
on the City Hall. under the super vis,n,
and acclrding 10 the specifications in the oGdc
Of The City Engineer.
The city reserves the right to reject amy ant
all bids. JOUN TAliRNA 4 -
iulylJtd t.i,y p..i,.-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
THE SCHOOL BOARDS FIGURING

EDITOR misunderstanding following is the
estimate Of funds to sustain the public schools
in the Lexington district during the present
school year. a. made to the county clerk by the
board of education: .
For Teachers Fund IS, l65 %
For incidental 5. 23S 10
$ll, A03 O0
Deducting cash on hands, 94l co
Deducting amount estimated
from public funds ........... 2.982 90
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29

her.
The lawn party at the res,dsncs Of Mr..
Augustus Carter OF Thursday evening, July
90th,l vas an exceedingly pleasant affair.
fTbs soprsss Of smQss@snt and lsnterts,u-
nsnt were Varied. and With music, moon
hight. love, flowers and delicious refresh.
msnts, brave men and fair women wsrs De.
lightfuiiy entsrtsinsd. In host and hos.
tess with their accomplished daughters made
the evening .bours pass 80 pleasantly that
every one forgot the primary election was &C
near. end thought only Of the bright eyes
Whose flashes sent the light OF love into the
heart Of every young and old bachelor VII.
had the good fortune to be present. (rhert
Was . married fellow In the same dx.) Youl
reporter found the following psrsons pres
snt: Miss Wilson, Richmond. No ; Aisssi
Dsstls Harper and Fannie Bayiiss. LsxIuy
too AlIs Berry Hughes, RICHMOND Mo
1lss Mems Bsatte, higginsviile; Mrs. Frsut
Stewart, Missss Anna Biinco, Nay YSbng
Susie Young. Ethel Sparks, Stella Sparks.
/, Rose Lyons Rachel Lyons Mamie B.rus.
Hattie Barnett, Alice Stewart, Willie Carter
Carrie Carrier. Fannie Carter, Lizzie Lyons
Lafayette county, Miss Ssliis Conweii. Kan
80 City; Miss Marian Monet, Plsasao,
Htl. Messrs. Frank Stewart, B. III. Lank
lord. Joseph K .mey. George Young. Char.
lee Young, Arthur Young, Robert Barnett
Samuel Barnett, Bud Lsnkford, JAIME
Moore, Doc. Barnes, K. CIinco, Clif Stsw sri
G.. Stewart, Herbert sparks, Chss. Wains
colt; Ed. Barns, X. DunIsp, Clint Lyons
LAfsystts county; Msssrs. WIN. Green
Frsuk Groves. A.. J. Hall aud j. D. Conner
: Lexington. TIT hours had grown into tn
moro,ng domain when the company bsgsl
to separate, sud all left the scene Of msrrl
meut and the eujoymssts Of Q hospitabl
time.
tiet Boston Betting Compsuy's Stsndar
Betting, ct Jorasn's Foundry and Aschip
shops. u6tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-21
SPREAD OF SMALLPOX.

The very remarkable prevalence
of smallpox in many sections of the
United States creates an unwar-
ranted degree of alarm. The pro-
gress made of late years in the work
of providing vaccine virus directly
from thoroughly healthy cows,
which is done at thirty establish
ments in the United States, and it's
general distribution in drug stores
throughout the country, so effect
ually removes the greatest objec-
tons to vaccination that there is no
longer any reason why this great
preventive measure should not be
universally employed.
Precipitated lac sulphur is one of
most excellent as well.as simple and
safe representatives. against contrac-
ting any and all kinds of contagious
diseases. It is conveniently used
by placing a pinch of it in each
stocking as often as they are
changed.-Er.