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STREET CARS run from all the principal
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tBrcakfast DINNER. +Suppcr.
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NTEsSRS. HUTCHINSON G BEDD having
VI leased thc commodioU> stables attached
ta the Carter House. purpose conducting The
Livery bu,ine>, I'm alI its branches. Theeuuip-
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0fancsic~n, JEFFERSON County, Vest va.
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NJ THI1I.IGENCER, sATURDA1. DECEMBER go 1882.
Paddy RYAN te.niKht.

Paddy Ryan tonight.
II you want to buy town lots OF houses,
| call on K. Winsor b Son. slStf
The finest line OF cigars and tobacco In
the o,ty, at arundy YounE'a. d2St7 =
Pure cider vinegar for pickles Or for ssbls
| use, at Gordon 4 Fulkerson's. asst
A ine line OF ch slce nuts Of all kinds for
the holidays, at Grundy Yeunx's. d23t2
Mr.. stephen Chsatham has shipped, from
| this point, this week. car loads Of hogs.
Try Keer's six-cord soft.dnish spool cottsn
on new machine spooIs, found at Miss Rifles.
Buck wheat nour, maple syrup, nincs
meat. aud large stock OF canned goods. At
Cis:ett's. dstf
II you want to sell your town lots or
houses. place them In the hands OF Z. Win
sor i Soa. s1stf
What makes = more useful pre- sent than
nice hat, cap or . pair Of those hsnd.msds
boots or shoes, at Chian b Chinn's. dl6tf
The annual New Years ball OF the Lex.
ington Turn-ysrein will take place on Mon.
day evening, Jan. l. 1883, at their new and
sommodious hall. Everybody aad their sis.
tsrs and their cousins, &c., are invited to
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TRUSTEE,a NA1.E:

WHEREAS. Garland J. Blewett and Anne
~ Biewett, his wife. by their certain .ired
OF trust, dated the 18th dsy OF August 1873. and
county, Missouri. in book No. -, ut page iN,
conveyed 10 the undersigned. trustee, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In the
county OF Lafayette. and state OF AissouPi, 10.
wit: Beginning at the quarter section corner
betwaea sections fourteen O4) aud afesn (iS),
IN township ffty. of range twenty y-.even tyj;
thence east twenty and seven -tsnths (1O 7-iM
chains to stake; thence south thirty. .one ami
litty-hve One-hundredths (2l 55-l0O) chaius 10
ue center Oi Oranon in che southwest quarter
o! said section fourteen; thence IN west wsriIy
direction with the meanderings Of the center or
said branch to the line between sections four.
teen tlH and fifteen (5); thence north with
seld line thirty and htty-One one. hl,nd retlths
tS0 81 lOO) chains to the place OF beginning nii
In section fourteen QX, IN townshlp nfty i6OI
OF d. range twenty-seven t2S), containing sixiy
(6O) acres. more or less, which SAID cOuye vance
WAS made in trust to secure the paymrnt Of =
described. and said deed OF trust proyides
among other things that in cuse default or
failure Is made in the payment OF said note or
any part thereof when the saIue shall become
que SAID trustee may proceed to sell the property
herein described, or any part thereof accordInx
to the provisions of said deed of trust: snd.
whereas. default ha, been made in the payment
oi SAID note the undersigned. will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 27D. 1888.
between the hours OF O'Clock, 4 M. And a
O'Clock. p IN Of that day, in front Of the
courthouse door. iR the city OF Lexington in
the county OF Lafayette. anu state of Missouri
proceed 10 sell 1t public vendur. 10 The hirhest
bidder. Ior cash, the above described real
estate. for the purpose Of paying the amount du.
upon said note. together with the costs and ex.
dec23 c. B. DANIEL. Tru.,..
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TA1 ALTAl.

Msrredmln ss 1o, Ls%1ingt.n % .ewn:hlp; recently,
WARDER sad Miss HARRIET GILL.
Near Corder, Lafayette county, Mo-,
Dec. y. by Rev: s. T. Ru6ner. Mr.. JOHN
A. SNlDER and Misc SUSAN LOWELL.
in Lafsyeits county. NO., Dec. %, BY
Rev. $. L. Ru4aer. Mr.. JOSEPH VEL horn
and Miss MISSOURI AvITT.
At the rssidsnoe OF Mr.. Ora Harrison.
In Ray county, Mo-. Dec. q. 1882, ~ Ksy. A.
A. Moore. Mr.. OLIVER Z. WICKilTFE and
Miss JENNIE HARRISON.
Nv. -At the residence Of tn. brides father. Mr..
Rev: T.; Roth. Mr.. J. r. MILLS snd Ma
At Three Grove church. by Rev. ". B.
AcFariand. Dec. Is. ls82. Mr.. Z. .HACKLEY
and Miss NELLIE Lesser. both Of CordeF
At the resideAce sf the ofitciatiag Clergy.
y .Wssdnesday, Dscsmb.r q. 1852. Mr.. joan
MILLER. of Aullville, aud Miss JULII
BATES, daughter OF Theodore Bstes. Eso. o
Clay township. this county.
At Waco. Texas. At the residence Of th,
BRIDE. father. Mr.. F. O. Rogers, Dec. q. bs
@ Rsy: s. A. King. D.. D Prof. SANFORD
sny. OF this city. and Miss LUCIA v. ROGERS
The 4ntelligsncsr sxteads its sincere conRrst.
alations. We know the professor hss take. .
wise step. snd We trust his fair bride nav lear
to like the community 70 which love has tran,
planted her.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
TK1 CRADLE.

Born At Dover, Lafayette county. Mo
Dc ss. to the wife Of DR.. Joseph Carter "a
glrl.
-tn Concordta. Lafayette county. No.,
uSo. 10. 10 the wife OF Mr. Claus Brock Msn-s
-In Concordia. Lafayette county, No.. re.
Gently. to the vile OF Mr.. Etaile sohrsder, {
Gently, to the wife OF Mr.. Westley Waikenhorst.
\ boy.
,.-In Middleton township. Lafayette county.
NO., December / to the wife Mr. G. II. DRY.
dep. bog:
NO. recently. to the vile Of Mr.. William Ostcr.
meyer. . boy.
,.-Is Lexington township. Lafayette county.
mo-. recently. TO the wife Of Mr. Pleasant
Aicklin, girl.
In Lexington tow nship, Lafayette county
NO. recently; to ths vile OF Mr.. Rudolph
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
Religious.

Usual services in the Baptist church to-mor-
row moratRg and night by Rev DR.. Talbird.
Usual services at the Presby church to-
morrow norning and night by Rey. Geo. L,
Leyburn.
There will be vices In the Methodist church
tomorrow at IL O'Clock. and at night st
O'Clock. conducted by the pastor, Rev. w. N,
Poage.
The Presbyterian Sunday school children had
their usual Christmas festival, last Monday
morning, at which all were remembered and
| made happy.
There will be service At Christ Church (Esrotsst-
| ant EpiscopaD. tomorrow morning 1t IL
O'Clock; In the afternoon at 81 O'Clock; aud in
| the evening at Z O'Clock: Rev. e. n. Pscke,
the rector, officiating. Sunday school at 9x
O'Clock. u M.
Tns usual festival was given the children OF
the Methodist csnrch ip this city ON Christmas
| morning. There was lsrs. crowd IN attend
snce' an abundance OF good things for the little
| folks and others. and the occasion was much
enjoyed by all who participated.
The children OF the Episcopal Sunday school
were given Christmas tree in the guild room
| last Tuesday night. The tree was loaded with
handsome presents, one to each scholar, beside
a bag OF candy and an orapge. The little folks
were all greatly pleased. and enjoyed the occa:
| sion very much.
The Sunday school children OF the Christian
| church enjoyed their annual treat Christmas
morning. Alter singing and = season of zen,
eral talk. the good things were given out, each
one getting paper sack full. Those who ver,
not present were remembered by their teachers.
and sack "as sent 10 each one. When they
were all Supplied they fled opt OF the house.
and the room was not Uttered up with cake and
candy. They were about 80 Of the little onel
present.
The children of the Baptist Sunday school
We're we'll entertained Christmas morning. Ex.
ercises were opened with \ song; then praye,
by DIR. Tslbird; song. l:.cltation by Charli.
Guenther. song, Fannie Robinson. Recitation
Mary and Dyke Robinson, song. Address, by
| Sim. I: Price. song. Address by Dr. Talbird
| The address by MIR. Price was peculiarly an.
prspriate, and was well received BY both ofd
and young. 8asketfuls of elegant cake and
nne candies and fruits were then handed around
and each one invited to help the mselves bounti
! fully. There was enough for all, large supni1
left for the poor, TO whom it was given.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Sc
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

-
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAfAIkrTE.
In the Circuit court OF sani county in vacation.
November 9Th. 1881.
Jane Z. Chaney)
vs..
John Chaney.
ITO the said defendant. John CLANCY: You are
l. hereby notified that said plaintiff has com :
menced suit against you in said court OF ssid
county by petition. the object and general nature
OF which is to obtain divorce from the bonds OF
instrimony. heretofore contracted with you,
upon the grounds Of desertlon without reason
able cause Tor the space of more than one year.
and that she may have the and custody of
the children born OF said marriage.
And you are further notified that unless you
be and appear At the next April term OF said
court. to be begun and held at the Courthouse In
the City of Lexington. in SAID county ,On the End
lay OF April next, and on or before the 9Th nay
thereof II the term shall so long continue, and II
not. then before the end Of the term. and ans er
said petition, the sumo will he taken con-
I-ssed.
And it Is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published in The Lexington Weekly Intelli-
gencer. newspaper published In said county
OF Lafayette. for four weeks successIvely, the
last insertion TO be at least four weeks before
the commencement of the next term of this court.
true copy. Attest:
dec2t5 FRANK TRlGG, Clerk.
Kafhhun g. Son oftorpays for niu,nti6
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ADNIINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

ETTERS Of administration on the estate of
- Basil Stephenson. deceased, were granted 10
me undersiGned on the 10Th day of November
Missouri. "S'
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for sllovancs
Within one year after the da:e OF this notics. or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF NOR
estate; and Ii such claims be not e exhibited VIM
In two years they win be forever barred.
JOSEPH U. LEsUEUR.
oee<'S Ad0iniatrstox
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
ested IN the e.>>oiUpton B. Winsor Co.
Will apply to make 3 final settlement OF said
estate. At the February term. 1888 of the Probate
gun and held at the Probate court room. in th,
eity or Lexington. on the second Monday in
February. 1883. "
II. W. WlNSOR
oees@ Admihistrstor
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE. is hereby given to all persons inter
.s ~ es'ea IN tie estate OF Upton Is. Winsor, de.
oeaseu. mat the nndersigned. administrator.
VIII apply to make final settlement OF said
estate. At the February term. lss2. of the Pro-
oate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri 10 IA.
oegun and held nj the Probate coult room. an
!ne CITY oi Lexington, ON the second Nonusy
in February, 1852.
,,,., EDWARD WINsOk,
ueeioao AdministrnSor
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
ADMINISTRATIVE, NOTICE.

I ETrERS OF administration on the estate of
- James b. HOrd, deceased, were granted To
1882. by the probate court OF Lafayette COUNTY
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are Tequireo 10 e1hibit them to ME for allowance
within one year after the date Of this notice. or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such
sstatei AMI II such claims be not exhibited with
MARY A. HORD,
0cclo Administrative.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

I ETTERS testamentsry on the estate 9.
- Henry j. e. Ahrens deceased. were granted
70 the Undersigned on the 18th day OF December. r.
iss2. by the Probate court Of Lafayette county
Missouri.
All persOns having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to us for allowance
Within one year after the date Of tiis notice, or
they may be preciuded from any ben. fit OF such
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited with
IN tWo Years they will be forever barred.
ELlZABErH AHRENS,
EDWARD W. IL. ATHENS.
dec2lti Ey.curnr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
ID. IkDSSEIL
Dealer IN and Manufacturer of
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons inter-
~ es'et in the estate of Jesse SchoI-ld
deceased. 1.,,as that the undersigneh. admnls.
nr nraar. ., VIII apply TO make final settlement
ths Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri
10 De begun and held at the Probate court room
IN tue city oil Lexington. on the second Monday
~ February lsss. GEO. $. RATHBUN,
pinia afra
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Tho Masquerade.

There was . grand masquerade at the opera
house Thursdsy night. Most of the Makers In
duigsd in the exercise of roller skating, and the
scene presented WAS an ever varying one-the
beautiful and the xrotesque. the lovely and the
ritiiculous-constantly changing positions ss
they whirled around the room. Msequerading
on skates il . novel idea. and the company
seemed to enjoy the ian much moro than they
generally do At . dance. Hundreds Of visitors.
including some OF our best citizens. dropped In
to witness the scene. We made 40 effort to secure
the names Of al. and think we succeeded.
though there may be one or two whom We nlsssd.
The list 10 ~ follows:
Frederick. Q character in Pirates OF Psnzance
Mr.. Wm. Bolton.
Last Of the Lexington Guards M Eph
King.
Tramp-Mr. Jas. Robinson.
Lexington Intelligeneer-Aiss Cordle BouI-
ware. OF Fulton.
Clown-Ar. Ernest McCauslxnd.
One dollar day young msu-Mr. Goalder
Young.
Monk-Mr. Sterling Grimes.
Peasant boy-Nr. Meyer Keller.
Village school girl-Alss Mamie Hutehlsoa.
German sailor-Mr. Jas. Aorehead.
Poeohontas-Aiss Lille Graham.
M5ef-af. ""' S'ee"'
ksinbow-Hss Julia Garner.
Gipsy-Miss Annie KetIer.
Kansas iraVeier-hr cnas. fnfneh.
nfiesaier uensrat-Ar. III. r. hSisLu.
Soldier of '76-Ar. Evan Young.
Leking'on Huard-Ar. Wm. nstnpun.
Im. Do.sino-At. 'as. S'cno's.
De'"-Al. JAM 0feeh'
Sunmer-Nr. Sam Nays.
oiue-'ss LIME Oonnsn' ot 1s'srsou's'
Va; a:;....h.,-u;.. rm,. u.,,..,.
c.-r..n pa.s.., ho.-n. Ern,.o, ch.,.,o-
u..h.. N. nj.
Co,,,r. o.,,,.no,-u- " p.v,.
Rrovn.vi,,e.
C,rl of IN. R.,,m.nt-l;.. r.nn;. Ireland
III. c.. ~ n u..,,..a
A,h.,,., -;.,-u;.. r,,, p.,,i,.o,
ssvi.. .;rl-u;., Eddia w;n.or
n.m. C.r,u,- -u;.. R..b., u.r,.r
T.mho,;n. a;r,-,I;.. T;,.,. Ri,
I..I.,a h.,,.-u,s. = ;,,;. Jom..o,
an,n,.h pir.t.-Mr n. pvI.nd
cn,hov-prof EI..,
,rr.-n'M- s,.nh., N.,u
M. Io.hn., wh;,co,,h-l;aa Mani. vo,,v
Old f,sh,o,.d virl-M,.. Mimi. 1;r.nt
Nun-M,.. Mnsv;. non,h,,,
Artis,ic-ni.a Nv p.vnoId,
No. Nj. I...;. 80,
French p..s..t-Mi.. R.,.n H,hb.-a
Flower rirI-Nis. S.uie (,h.-hers
Am.,;c.n ao,,,,.,-Mr r. r vu.,,
Ir.hm.n-Mr rra,t Att,n.on
r,.h.,,,.n ~. o....,1.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
millions Given Away.

Millions Of Bottles Of DR.. King's New Dis
coysry for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
have been given away - Trial Bottles OF the
large sizs. This enormous outlay would de dis
sstrous to the proprietors. were it not tor the
rare merits possessed BY this wonderful medi-
cine. Call atC. ". Loomis' Drug Store. and
get Trial Bottle free. ana try for yourself. It
never falls to cure. junee4eow
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
NEW SHOP.

AIlNG purchased the Carpenter Shop on
MAin Cross street, north OF the Episcopal
gave NE call when in need OF any work in M
iae. (aJDuI JOHN L. ChkATHAM.
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TND Tok1.

Died-In CISCO. Eastlapd county. Texss.
December .: 1883. OF bronchitis. Little ADA
dauEhtsr Of W. ID. aud n. F. Chandler, form.
erly OF this county.
- Near Concordia, LAFAYETTE county. No.
December q. Mr.. d. H. EHLERS, ased q
years.
.,-In Lexington. KY. December Q, 1852. n,
tse resfdsncs OF Mr.. JAS. Graves, ON East Min
% years. from softenink OF the brain. Mr.. II
was An uncle OF Mrs Negt Gibson. Of this oity
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
Dolls! Dolls II

4 I"'l and complete assortm snt from 81 to
e'o, Il August Egls's, Franklin ST. nAu
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
PROCLAMATION.

c. E. Ballard. Mayor of the City of Lextng-
ton, By the authority vested in me by law.
do order that an election be held in the Second
Ward of said City. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY %, 1888,
for the election Of one Councilman to I'LL the
unexpired term of Mr.. H j Z. .Ahrens, deceased.
Given under my hand at Mayors ONCE. In
the city Of Lexington. this Goth day of Decen-
Der, A. D.. 1852.
dec93t2 e. e. BALLARD. Mayor.
Attest: JOHN TAUBNAN, City Register.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
1aekli.,s Arniea seIXe.

The Best Salss II the world for Cuts, Bruises
Barns. sorss. Ulesrs, Salt Rhsun. Fever Sores.
letter. Chsppsd Hands. Chflblains. Corns snd
all Ska 1rupttons. and positively cures PILES.
Il 10 Gaarsatssd to give perfect satisfaetioa Or
money rsfundsd. Price . cents per box. For
sale By C. ". Losnis. MayHyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

RIERINO BUCKs FOR SALE.
r HAVE A FEW TIRsT.CLASs
y nn.!Eo BUCKS for safe; at
inetoH, No.
Sapto0 r. NJ SPARK8
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

IRON the farm OF the under
+ signed. near Wayery. on or
STEERS. Southwest Cattle. A @AA
liberal reward will b paid for their recover,
Or for any information. Address.
NAPOLEON P. BUCK. Wayerly. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30

STRAY NOTICE.
TTHAKEN up by Thos. c. Sawyer.
l. miles south OF Lexington, ana NN
posted before Granville Clay ton, JUS "a
tlee OF the Peace in Lexington township, La
fayetts county. on ths 33d day Of December
1852. the following described property: One
Bay Horse. l5h hsnds high; blind in LEFT eye;
some collar marks; left hind foot white to the
pastern joint. and appraised to $50 decs0ts
j. b. JORDAN.
Dry Goods cheap at j. r. JORDAN's.
Groceries cheap at j. 3. JOkDAN'S.
Hats. new styles at J. Il. JORDAN'S.
Notions of all kinds at j. r JORDAN'S.
Glass and Queensware at K. JCRDAN'S.
Boots and Shoes at j. =. JOkDAN'S.
OBJ Gam in season. at j. r. JORDAN'S.
Augh RESHYEASTat j. r. JORDAN's
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.
5TATIOSERY.

OIL CLOTHS. RUGS. &C.. &c.
We are prepared to offer you goods vt very low
1Gurss. and can make it to your interest to come
snd look through. To show you our goods will
be . great pleasure.
sspt1s A.F. ROYLE SON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-12-30
MULES!
MULES!!
MULES!!!!
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MULES y!
VIM. H. EWING & CO.,

EAlNGTOS, MO-. have established at the1,
k.EI, Where they will nuy or sell Mules eilhe,
single or IN lot. OF any number. Farmers OF
otners WLshing to sell Or purchase will be ucl
SIomihodated on the best possible terms Fai.
0sainx and Honor Bright in every particuIa,
Will be ths motto of the establishment
r~GlVE US A TRIAI.-I1 snr2Otf