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Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Bolton, October l6,-Hon. b. w. Rimes,
district judge having fallen i'll on Saturday
last, and being unable to continue court,
the bar this morning proceeded to elect a
special Judge. T. l.. Williams was chosen
to preside for the remainder of the two
weeks of the'term. The case of the State
VS.. Walker, for the murder of Tinsdale,
which occurred at the Gulf, Colorado 81
Santa Fe depot. short time since, is now
on trial. No civil cases will be tried, only
by consent, the judge having pronounced q
special term in January for civil busi-
ness.
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T77TTIII y y U"-III
DrrsrrE. Ostober fG-seDstor Coke
sr,ke here tins nftsrnOon. He esvs The IN
sspendsnt tnovsmert some hard hlors.
and doubtless his sfyrt viii vsaken the
rrp-rhsrk-in cosiifion IN the
Sourtr. Genera Weaver received q severe
.e.fkfnr. he s-n-tor ealing him . political
rrr-r. Who pitches his tent and hnngs his
f-ttls whers the cent % plundsr n
sironrest- =.
Al -~i.sIr e-furdsr. J. " Fnrtsrs1n -.
-,r--f~at-T ~ rrrre-ertntIFs-
snc1rr rurcnaE-
oo~r-nur Ooks s6d-r>-c q ln-rs sr< ~
r--~rtf-s su1i.nr- tc-dET. h rr'>-ct
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MArnfIoNIaL AssoorATIoNs
j., Convention Of the Representatives


Convention OF the Representatives
The state convention Of the matrlmonIo
of this state convened here
yesterday pursu4ut to call made several
days since ana thelollowing Is q synopsis
OF tDe MINUTES, a. ithuished by the secre-
iary OF the meeting. 1he following rcnre.
senta iiveg OF companies @ere present: i'''
W. u. Scarborough, Waes Matrimonial.
+. Field, Belle of Texas, Dallas. n n
Wynn, Sherman Marriage BeSs6t. q .
Leachman, Longyiew Marriage 10 Wvse
Greenyllle Marriage Benefit; Il. V%Endv
Greenylle Marriage Benefit; DR.. Il. E.ppayS,,
lei, Queen City, Fort Worth. I. d. HAYS,
Tyler and Wills Point associations; G. X
Draughan, Excelsior, Dallas; G. j. Waller,
Bride Of Texas; II. L. Bowles, Sherman
Daily; w. j. Hopkins, Eclipse, Dallas; X.
+. Bowles, Wedlock Dallas S. H. Chiles,
North Texas, Fovt Worth; L. W. Lancaster,
Marshall Aid; Proxy for Austin Empire;
A committee consisting of +; Field, W;
G. S. Leachman were appointed
to present such subjects Tor the
consideration of the convention as were
thought necessary. They reported as fol- |
lows, and the report was adopted:
We, your committee, would respectfully |
recommend and report for the consideration |
of this meeting:
HSt- uub dCllOll nc luhtll lOOhlDb w |
the restoring of public confidence in the |
plan of matrimonial insurance.
Second-That it is the opinion of this
committee that there are too many COM
panies engaged in matrimonial insurance
in the state, and recommend that this meet
ing adopt measures looking towards such
reduction by consolidation and by such
other means as may be practicable
Third-That we believe. the perpetuity
and stability of marriage associations de-
pend largely on reduction of the benefit
promised by the different associations, and
that we adopt recommendations and sug.
gestions looking to this end.
Fourth-We recommend a permanent
of marriage associations, and
that convention be held annually, to
adopt rules and measures for the protec-
ton and direction of the members.
Very respectfully submitted by your
committee.
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srH1IEI y - HF'fI1-
8sr-r.r. Orob.r I7.-District oourt con-
vsDed b--s yesterday. Hon J. ". Moore.
jnsrs. TIE ch.rs q Jrdrs More - NJ
x-nnd Ju-r - .tr1nr md ooupiete. toncb-
lrr r-r1- 81 'sr1s q rrir1-
Ths r-r-sll->- -su.ty sorrsr.i1n 'rh'ce
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Krruard

~ a = EE0-1T- - r-rs-d sIsysd fr1Is ne
shsd m frurl Hrf hcy's ssfflt snf q l.-iet q
~hrr he lrrt l1k hs-<s klrh, rtsr IN f.rr ~
fr-sao7f vhfu- one b-rrf - ~ hlr. snf cr@
t-.se e 80. 20 = -s-s - IN ~ ~
rs-on<1.L 7srss AZ. HfxD1s cr1>1i-~t
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Special 70 she Herald

Special 70 The Herald
HousTos, October l6.-Tbe city c5uncI
met to-day snd an ordinance was passed
amending the Sunday ordinance and per
mitirg fruit yeHdrrs and ice dealers 20
tecp open until a m and afier p m.
On Sundays. Az nmtudaf0ry ofdinsnfe
ives unanimously posses granting the SAINTS
Fs railway additional rights-of-way. Con-
sideration Of bids for the Preston street
iron bridge was laid over 10 the adjourned
meeting on Friday.
Tinted ststes Circuit Judge Don A. Par
de- uassed through the CITY yesterday en-
route 10 Ksc0. xbere be viii bold c0urt-
The residences q Dr. ncyllntock was
entered ~ iurEla-s lest night end two
rpid watches shd s400 iii money fnken- 70
cine 20 tbt tbieFes-
Ths cotton market closed steady srd IN
chenrnd- ssles, 8573 bales- ml1dlinEs
spof. f0I. rso.ipts, II rs gross. :. ~ net.
HorrTor. October 17.-GeorEs Williams
- shrf ard kfiled yesterday 81 5htpberd.
~, ~. Houslon. E.st A Vet Ieras rail-
rr~d. " : negro nsmed Chsrles Brown
W7Iliarrs. sfsr rrctiring bis fat.l wound,
-riref hfrrseIf ron The Eroun1 <n1 -nU
rroun t~ire IN The lrEs- br1rn 80 A.
-r~sr1 ~r,S rInred IN jnfl - Cold srrnr.
WuIis~ EFEns. ru-l'-cieo ~ r<Tlr s-,t
Isfe L<~r On ThrrshsT 40. n - ~
rr-f -s--sree--< ti-~f - DrrntT
Sh--f Pt<-t e,<<T. Re as r-1s->1 %
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Gn,,eslon, Johnn. finhi, Confidential
Cierk ofKanfman A Ranae, sui
eldes On The beach
Cause, Defalcatlcn.
A Prominent Cotton Buyer OF The
Island city Dies Under the
Surgeons Knife.
Austin. state Fair Postponed - The
Chief Clerk Of the Land Office
resigns.
ST. Louis: Election Day at the Cotton
Exchange-SOme Lively Can.
vassiDg.
Houston: The Cotton Exchange For.
wards $500 to Pensacola.
Calvert: No Yellow Fever There :
" Movement Of the Staple.
BastrOp: Republicans Divided = An
Aged Citizen Disappears.
News Nuggets from the FOrt-A
u Tragedy at Shepherd.
Yellow Fever Reported at Vera Cruz
and Other Points.
And Other Interesting Specials.
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don. and license in publication of the news
and In the discussion of public men and
measures it is the great duty ola journal ST
to judge intelligently and conscientiously.
ior there is no adequate, peaceful remedy
Tor me wrongs he may do. 1t is idle
Sws and the courts against the subtle
ooSvsgue of calumny. This in q thousand
riebi is a myth and mockery. Private
cannot I'd feelings in the nature of things.
the moral protection in statutes. Hence
ali the iournalpsibility of all, and most OF
amenities which fer the disregard of the
even endurable.-[st. !. life enjoyable and
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% 90 Z U0Fts - -
tnree - rnrl. po.,ptlo. - Inc
a.. hs-ssofr-s sfVsrtis-d only for fh<
p7n~l--<ls trrde buf rr~ rf-r ln1uceu-ru
;. a. %. rlsrt Fruit 1r--- ard Frrit
rIErx Cxtucr-s f--~-
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Attention is called to the an,

Attention is called TO the an.
OF Colonel w. j. Keller for Increment
county commissioner at the ensR. of
November election. Colonel Keller II
thoroughly familiar with all the duties o
this important office, is a thorough and sue
county improvements we now have are due
to his energy and progressiveness, and Dali
las county, in its present and prospective
growth, should have just such efficiency on
duty
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,w1N6fdbfs 'TleliT ~ bLh(R lte
N Catue ~ fNlng rom VI 70 W diols lnicll
no tafis eneotdd and II gaze immediate relief
a. !. sTRWAfiD Will MCCLURE
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Buckinehsm's Dye for the whiszers is an
elegant, safe and reliable article, cheap
and convenient for use; viii not run of.
Try IA p
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-. .Dnffrfftf TfffHl NHfHsI w VT
Hc4fffs Morley Eros .......,,.
.nfsfff4faf = hove a5id "WOHDFffUl
N4nf " scyefal Qfny. oysyTg ~ w, 1len
me or Two dosea Informally md npplylng eN-
formally II worked like N chffln in1irl1 20
~ HUTOlli5ON'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-14
T1E nN2.

Nc. Ms: JULIA GATES. aged i ,s.r::
-Nsar Napoleon. Lafayette county. No..
Jan. u. Of typhoid lever, after . short iillsss,
ty. Mr.. ALBEIT KELLER. aged 81 years.
Mr.. Keller WAS born in Prussisn. Poland,
April IA, 1922. He came to this country In ls47
and ssttlsd in New York. He lived in that city
and Brooklyn anfil 1854 when he removed 10
Lexington, whore lie continued to reside until
his death. He married in New York City, -
years ago, Miss Augusta scholt, who survives
him. They had no children. Beside his widow h
leaves . brother, n. h. Keller, in Lexington, Q
sister. Mrs. Rsbecca Lsiblich, In New York, and
host Of nsphsws and neisss. Mr.. Keller was .
Jaw, proud Of his religion ami his race, and
we'll versed a. to their history. He was . Master
nassn. made - in Excelsior Lodge, No. 1o5, II
New York, his mem bershlp being subsequently,
transferred to Lsfayets Lodge, No. g. Of thu
city. His death was not unexpected. and when
the luminous came he answered 1t without &
struggle. He had bssa long i'll; long tended BY
loving hands, long solicitously cared for By hi
sgonizsd wife. While fsrswarned, when the
reaper gathered him In ~ . ripe shsaf, the hear
strings Of the bsreaved snes were sadly tom. II
his demise Lexington lost one of Its landmarks
Ne man here was better known than ''Unsl,
Albert" To all he was genial. kind, petite
He had his faults, As who has net, but he va
full to over1owipS with the milk Of human kind
ness. He loved his people with great Tenderness
and solioItude; and he was never known to turl
away empty handed . worthy applicant for hi
charity. HIS funeral was one Of the largest tia
has been ssen in Lexington for years. the larg
auditorium Of the Baptist church, which ha,
ssen kindly offered for the occasion, bsilI
allsd. Tho regular choir, Capt. Conner SOP
plying Mr.. Chilss' place. endered several %
isetisas beautifully. Rabbi 8onusshs ia
Of st. Louis, preached an eloquent and Apprs
pirate ssrnsA, his thsns being the imAortalit
OF the soul asd the lesson to be drawn irsn ii
death Of = brother man. The remains were the
conveyed to Aachpelah. where they were Inter
red with solemn aud impressive Masonic ssrs
monies. 10 GENES the end to all, but the end
the beginning.
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Stock Notea.

Mr.. Jos. A. Edmunds loss Z. valuable horse
tdisd) yesterday.
Sheriff Elliott will sell, at public auction at
Grssnton, Wednesday. January Is, 70 head OF
tus.year- old cattle.
. Mr.. Robson, Of johnson county. 60 head OF
two-ysar.olds. Fodder, straw and stalks an
valuable this year. There 10 nothiag TO burn.
The following persons are doing what IL torn
ed rouEhing cattle in the Ysnneter neishbsr.
hsod. which is three and one-half miles North
east Of Aullville Andersen, 20 head
Thomas Robinson, Of johnson county, % head
81. Louis live stock market. Thursday :--Ca til,
Demand light and prices lo@l5c lower; liabl
shipping ~ secs as; heavy chipping ~ asos
exporters. s6as Is; fair TO choice native butshe,
stsers, ea@5 u: fair to choice native butchs q,
COWS and heIfers, % sSeA IS; stsckers % ooe
. Is; feeding steers, H@4 ss. Hogs-Bsttsr an,
in good demand. light shipping, ss@s 10
Iorksrs. % 1000 %, packing, ssse -, butch
srs' to fancy heavy. % 1895 g, pigs. u 7ol
: oos skips and eulls. q 6oo5 Is. shssp-ps
nand ssnlnsd to good to fancy nutssas, $G0s
eonuoa - Air, asll II - Se4s y.
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Religious.

DR.. Talbra will preach at Hicklin's school.
house tomorrow st 8 O'Clock, p. N.
Sunday school at the usual hsur as The 1pisss-
pal church. 10 other services to. MO. row.
Rev. James Greer Will preach ut Elm PARK
schsolhelss tomorrow nsrnilg at IL s'slssk.
Elder Proctor will preach At the Christian
church tomorrow morning aAa evening At the
asual hotrs.
Services tomorrow morning ala evening" at
ske Methodist y. Church, South, ~ the pastsr,
lev. ". n. Protuman.
Rsv. G. W. Hyde Will preach at the Baptlst
church Tomorrow morning and night. He will
alss preach each night during the week.
1sv. John Demand will prsash ct the 0synsa
ksehodist church tomorrow 1t. loK o'clock, ..
n. Sunday sshesl in he morsing at the lslAl
hear.
Ela G. .. Lucas wi! not preach ct Durns'
and Atcklin's school HOUSES ct the regular
monthly. appointment In January. on asseHnt
Of he meeting in wi
Daily s~srvisss at the Cath ellie church, 81
s'slsek. .. n; Sunday ssrvisss and 10Y
o'clock. =. NJ. and ~ o'clock, p. n, Rev. J
J. Lilly onclstinE.
There have been services At the ChrtsNal
church every night this week, and they will b.
held ts-lisht At the usual hsar In the lsstar.
room Of the church.
Hid. Alex. Proetir. Of independence, ha
bssa lrsashing in tho Christian church svsY,
night this week to large audiences. He vii
preach tonight and tomorrow morning an,
night at the usual hours. ana continue !,
definitely.
Regular quarterly communism At o. 8. Pres
bytsrian church Tomorrow morning. Preach
ing also at night. Preparatory services to-da
at IL O'Clock. The pastor will he assisted b
Rev. e. MeEair. and preaching will prebabl
be continued every night next week.
Mr.. j. g. WorthlnE'on secretary, writes Us 4
: follows:-''The Sabbath School Township COS
. vsntlon was held ut Mt. Hebron churcn, Decen
Der -, as announced in the In,slligsnesl
After the discussion OF The subjects - per prl
sranns. it was moved and carried that Noun
Prairie church b the next place OF meeting
said convention; time. the Arst Saturday
May. The following is the committee on prs
granms: Rev. VIM. Russell, z. r. Parker q
: J. g. Worthlnston."
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Tim CRADLE.


Born-Nser Odsssa, Lafayette cousty, Nc,
recently, - the wife Of Mr. q. A.. CampbsIl-s
hey.
recently. TO the wife OF Mr.. j. r. Attsberry-A
girl. r
in Clay to wnshlp, Laf.yss.s county. Ne,
10 the wife Of Mr.. Wn B.. Brsdlsy-a girl.
., to Ii. VII. Of Dr.. +. T.. cisye.mi., ne. Hsi.
ils Shoemsksr-a girl.
in Jackson county. Mo-, Dec. %, to the
wife Of Mr.. ". II. Ayrss-s ~boy-dlsd the
Aoxt day.
Near Page City, Lafsye cite county, No..
January 9. to the wife Of Mr.. A. l.. BraAd-s
girl.
AT fayetteville. Lafayette county. No,
TO the wife Of Mr.. Geo. ChAmSliA-A hey, which
died q few hours after birth.
in Cordsr. Lafayette county, No., Dee,
-, to the wife Of Mr.. Geo. Casper-a boy.
in Jacksoa county. No. recently, 70 IL
vile Of Mr.. 3. A. Pallett-a boy.
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NOTICE.

ITO Alexander Mann: You are hereby notified
i that The undersigned will. on Saturday, the
sedalIa. county of Pettis. and state OF Missouri,
present a petition to the Honorable J p .Strotber,
Judge OF the Circuit Court of lafayette county.
Missouri, the substance Of which petition Is that
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company "a corpor-
alton, Is engaged in erecting . line OF telegraph
In an e~asterly direction through Lafayette
county. and along and adjacent to the ~right-of-
way or the Chicago & Alton Railroad Tor the
Kansas City, st Louis & Chicago), and Will ask
to have a strip six feet wide along the said right
of-way condemned for the purpose Of erecting
and maintaining telegraph poles and wires, and
the damages assessed by commissioners, TO be
appointed through the following lands, sltuate
in Lafayette county, Missouri, to.wit: The
northeast quarter of section thirty-three 1887
the east hall of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-elght (2S), or the northwest quarter OF
section thirty-iour (3D. (through whichever OF
The last two peices the track Of SAID railroad may
run). all IN township fifty (5U), range twenty
i've (25. THE NJ. U. co.
d2Atd by Graves & Shewslter, Attorneys.
| December %, ISL.
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j14l2
A Great Offer to Old and New Sub
scriberS.

We have made arrangements With the cid
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raj, Stock and Family paper, the Journal OF
Agriculture, Of st. Louis, to club 1t with the
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So so. The Journal OF Agriculture 10 -
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published ecery Wursday on extra white
paper and with the ~cleArsst and best type.
1t is devoted to the best methods Of Agrl-
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Raising and Orchsrding and has . splendid
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saunders'Photo and Copying House

wish to say to the citissns Of Lexington
snd surrounding country that I have secured
the services Of . flst-elass artist, and am
prepared to do charging and eolorinS in
Ink, water colors and pastel, In irst-class
order. Call and examine specimens at my
gallery, opposite the courthouse, Lexington,
Missouri. j14tf r. u. sAUHDBRs.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN ested in the estate Of Dorotha Flene. minor,
that the undersigned, guardian, has Hled
his exhibit at the November term. 1851,
and will apply TO make a 1nal settlement
of said estate, at the February term. 1889
Of the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri. to be begun and held at the Probate
court room. in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday In February. 1882.
dSlt5 HENRY Guardian.
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.oUN0's CHINA HALL.
Price List.

Best nsnstsne china plates. 7 ineh, per set. 4
B0s ironstons cups and ssuoers, yer set. 4
Best ironstone covered dishes, large. per set 81
Best ironstone 4 gallon pltehsrs. large, each 81
Dsss ironstons china meat disk each ....... 3
flain glass Eoblsts, per y
P1ail glass sets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
flsia slas Anblers, per set ............. &
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Land League Ball.

Land League Bali at tbs opera hsuss, Jan.
u>ry a, 1881, for the benefit of the nosr Of
Ireland. Admission 81; ladies free. Re-
freshnsnts viii be served a rsasonabls fatss.
THOMAS GIDDoJs,
JAMES LYONS,
MCCALL GAVIN,
i14,a Committee.
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Feathers Feathers. ~ Feathers !

Having bought the right for Lafayette county
from Mr., LUIS, the pstentes. aad had a new
feather rensyator constr ucted, 1 have secured
| the ssrvfo,s of Mr.. John Burtx, the former OPP
orator, I will ran the machine in this city for
two weeks longer, and then move it to other
parts OF the county. Yen will please give me
your orders ut once. The machine has given
general satisfaction. You have only to inquire OF
the following named persons Is 10 the value OF
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TH1

Married-Nsar Lexington, Lsfayetts :cunty
No., by Rev James Grser, Mr.: . sAAAk
and Mis- MATILDA STAFFORD.
Al the residence of the BRIDES father. Nj.
4.W. Davis. in East Lexington. January IL ~
Rev. W. w. Prottsman, Mr.. OThO 3AIshN
and Miss LAURA ALICE DAVIS.
At the Catholic church. in this city. Dec.
-, by Rev. j.: J: Lilly, Mr.. TH0A q.
GAHERTY and Miss ROSE 4. L
Attendants: Mr.. Martin Collins and Aiss
Mary A. Aulligan.
At the Catholic church, In this city, By
Rev: J. j: Lilly, January 3, NJ. =.
LONG and Miss CAkOLINE MARX. Attend
ants: Mr.. Henry Long and Miss Catherine
Long.
At the Christian church. in this city. on
Wednssdsy evening, January II. 1882. by Elder
G.. s.. Lucas, Mr.. JAMES Ii. HALL and Misa
Ell N. AcCAUSLAND. AItendaAts: INF.
Ernest NcCsusland and Mise Beaudio Hooker
smith; Mr.. Robert Smith and Miss Flerenos
Gordon.
A reception was rendered the young couple 81
the residence OF tho brides mother, on Frank
lin street, al which many friends were present.
Several handsome AID useful presents were re-
eeivsd. Tho company was well entsrtainsd,a sd
all unite IN wishing happiness and prosperity Il
the newly wcdded pair. Young. strong and
industrious, there IL every encouragement
before them. and We heartily wish them the
realisation Of their most rsssats dreams.
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Wentworth Male Academy.

Tbs first term of 10 weeks Of this popular
institution ends Jan. 20. and the second BE-
gi.s Jan. %. Fifty pupils are now enrolled.
A decided advance In daily attendance IL
observable, and in the interest and attention
Of the pupils, As well Is in the discipline Of
Of the school. Expressions Of satisfaction
ere heard from all the patrons. The board
Ing department has proved an tndispsnsabis
feature, the pupils being 1t sli times under
the supervision of the insti uctors. Boys
from districts where 8 or 8 month schools are
taught which cless about this m would
do well to enter now, a. they Can bs easily
olasslnsd and 20 right on with their courses
Nessrs. Sellers and Payne are able and 70 al
ous teachers, the progress Of their pupils
beng their highest aud best recommends
ton. They not only train the iHtsliset, bu
sndsavor to do what they can for the heart
and nsnnsrs Of thair charges, and We are
glad to observe that the carriage and de-
psrtmsnt Of their bops improves from week
to week,
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Refreshing

Refreshing.
Since Dseenbsr Ssh. the Missouri fsciac
Railway has been running = superb line Of Hotel
Cars between d. Lsuis and San Antonio. via
''MInsols Route" These ears were built by
The Pullman Palace Car Co., and are models OF
elegance and comfort. The meals arc served in
the bos pssslbls manner, and on tho European
plsn-pay for what you set. They will prove
b b . great boon - local passengers Who use
nis line. - we'll - 70 through passengers.
IM&
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OR STOLEN.

Iron the susserib.r living In Texas
e Prairie. Lafayette couIty. MO-. Nm
nARn AULH. about II hands high, -
colsr between . mouse anu bay, not resshed or
shaved, star in forehead. ha,r rubbed OF OF neck
Aay. the Ith. A liberal reward will be given for
her return OF information ~ 10 her whereabouts
Address ne 1T OAK Grove, or Jno. Young .,
Lexington. Uanlll2l ]. L TURNER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-14
BuE0RntCHINN

II As . lumber one JACK tor sale.
| II Z years old, II hands high. ANY -
one wishing . valuable JACK will de
well 70 call ct Allstadt, Chinn q Co.'s 49,
| store In this CITY, jau7tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-14

Our stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
Carpets is kept full of 8easonabIe Goods, which
we offer to the trade at Prices to compare favor
ably with any market. We ask of the public an
inspection Of Goods and Prices.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-14
q. GRUBER,

AGE FOR THK-
ORIENT
Co., INSURANCE CO.,
Hartford, Conn. San Francisco, Cal.
gEAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT.
WILL collect rents, and give personal attsn-
w ton to the management OF estates.
Office No 80, Franklin St. jn14Yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-14

PLATFORM SCALES FOR SALE.
r HAVE TWO PAIR OF PLATFORM OR
L SCALES for ssle-onc entirely
new and the other secondhand. VIII sell either
pair. Call IT my Feed Store, OH Franklin
Street. OaD1t3) W. N.