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never have told me this than to tell it to
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40 get the tide at Wnatcom figure thirty minutes
iAIer; Semtahmoo, sixty minutes later, and Lacon-
ner nearly two hours later. Corrected weekly.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-17

DISPATCH-Capt. NJ ryan, arrives from Pt. Town.
send saturday morning CARRYING U. 3. Mail. Re-
eurns from Ssmiahmoo Sunday mornings
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STEAMBOATS,.

CHEHALIS-Cspt. Brownfeld, arrives from Seattle.
Monday evenings. carving U. 8. Mail. Re.
turning from Whstcom Wednesday morning.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-17

WELCOME-Capt. Brannsn, arrives from Seattle.
Monday nights and Friday morning. Returning
from Whstcom on Tuesday morning and Friday
afternoon. of each week.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-06-17
Tide Table.

From tables of United States Coast Survey for
ship Hsrbor complete.
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Low WATER.

Date. Am. #. Pm. IT. Am. #. Pm. #.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
A NEW FEATURE SURE.
AT
HAGEN'S OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. llth.

Harry Deskin's Liliputian Opera Company
who appear at the Opera House next Monday
evening, are considered one of the finest attrac-
tions in the country. They are in point of
novelty without exception the stropgest compa-
ny IN the world. rs not one of the members are
over 81 INCHES in height. and In point of merit
They have the endors. ments oil the press through
oat the country The company includes such
celebrities as Miss Jennie Quigley, Miss Eliza
Nestal, Admiral Dot, Commodore Foote. Can
tain Midget. Major DAVIS. Colonel Richardson
and others. They present an original adapts-
ton OF the story of Jack the Giant Killer, wo ven
int" charming opera. intr oducing the entire
company OF Midsets in their removed special.
Ties. the same rs We're performed by them before
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, on their tour
abroad. The little people carry their own
ponies and carriage which may lie seen on IN.
streets We can assure all OF strictly nrst-clx,s
Ltertainment. .s,I
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
eRDER OF PUBLICATION.

August t. rm-and ,iay-Augusi 18Th, Iss.
Madison johnson. adu, ni- truiar uf tn, e,in,e
Of \ liert q. j hnsOn, decreased.
NOW al this day comes Madison b. johnson.
~ administrator OF the estate OF Albert IL
johnson. dcceas.d, and presents his petition.
praying lOr an order Tor the sale of 20 much ui
The real estate of said .irceusrl as viii
Ray ant satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate, and yet unpaid for want OF, sufficient
assets. accompanied 10y the accounts, IiaIs and
INVENTORIES required hy law IN sucl, cas-; On
examination whereof. It il ordered lst ali ptr-
soma Interested in SAID esta'. be notilicd il,rt
application as aforesaid has been made, nui
that unless the contrary lie shOwn on or before
the iirst ,iny OF the next term Oi this court,
TO be- held ON The second Monday In No, ember.
1882. an order will br made for the suIe Oi Ihe
whole, or 80 much OF the real estate of said
deceased ns will be sufficient for the nay ment
OF said debts.
And It ~ further ordered that this notice be
published In the Lexington Weekly InteIIixeu
cerf newspaPer published in the said county
Of Lafayette, for four weeks successfully be-
lore the commencement Of the next term uf this
court. true copy: Attest.
JAMES b HORD.
6uR2bi5 Judge OF Probate Court
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
sel't9 !
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

OAsDHAs Or TUB nL1CAl1ON.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court Oi said county August te, m
m lSe2.2n'i day-August sth lssa,
Ihomas h Hanna. Thomas S. Chit
ienden and thomas T.. Tuutle
Stanley B Walker. Matte Field and Petition.
James Field. her husband, and
Mamie Walker
Two the said defendants: You .r. hr.,,
u suit against ynu in SAID court by urIiiion
and attachment. ,he Obj. CT and general nature
Oi which Is TO obtain II judgment against you Tor
the sum OF iOur hundred amt twelve and s,ytv
Onc-hun'lrcdths Il ,!ars (S4l2 CO. lOO dine mmn;,
acc unit Tor goods, wares and mrrcha nde. snII
you by said plaintiffs, with ten Der cent Interest
thereon from the lst day OF February ISsl
anu You are further notItieCi that your nrop.
erty mas been attached, and unless YOU
appear NJ the next term of said court to he be-
gun ana held ut the courthouse, II, the city of
lexington IN said count, ,un the 4h day of De-
ceihoei next, ana on or lie the 9TH ,ily of sn m
term: u the term shall SO long continue and il
not. then before the end of the term and an
confessed. ' " '"~" 40
And it is further ordered, that Il copy hereof
! oe published IN the Lexington Weekly Inielli-
fsnser; anewspaper published i'll said county OF
\ Laiayeue ior Tour weeks successlvely, the last
| insertion To be at least four weeks before the
commencement ni the next term vi this court
triie copy Attest
Nv i. ~ FRANK rKlGG. Clerk
ny q DANIEL, ID. e. .epi9t5
plslntlaa. ''i
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
SECOND WARD.

MISS MARY n. SMITH, TEACHER.
Chss. Weber. Eddie Jordan. Chas. Leseiski.
Henry Hill. Richard Young. Harwood New. LIE
Grand Ryland. Robt. Patterson, Jno. Heath
man. Minnie .Mehl. Annie Lesueur. Katie
Selling. Sarah Jorien, Fannie Jones, David
Hesthman. Rudy Maggie. Geo. Hoffman, Arthur
Gehner, VIM. Wood. Thos. Yingling. Sammy
Reems. Bennie Hamlet, Henry Gelser. GersOn
Silvsrmsa. Arthur Fiynt. Jno. Mountjoy, Jas.
Bouiwaie. Gustav Weber. Allie Eale, LYDIA
Primer. Emma Schxrfermeyer. Eda Schaeier-
meyer. juliet Young. Fannie Venable. N.liie
Foster. Leila Gordon. Mamie Young, Bette
Saunders. Carrie Nichols. Total, 50.
MISS JEANNE FINLEY, TEACHER.
Lille Wool, Katie Leseiski, Alice Becker,
Gussie Gelzer. Carrie Ripple. Mamie Jordan.
Laura Mitchell. Lavinia Toeppe. Lima Bradley,
Mary Weis. josie Ripple. Alice Hall. Hannah
Nehl, Carrie Miller. Mabel Bowen, ,Tona schaei-
ermeyer, Lsisy Bsyllss. Josie Sandifer, Mary
sandiier. Emma Hamlet. Birdie Gunlach.
Anna Nichols, Carrie Naeel. Carrie Weis,
Jennie Cooley. Rosa keems, Rosa Goehner,
Alex. Lesueur. Jr.. VIM. Reems, Geo Farrar.
Sxml Zeiler. Barnett Young, Chalmers Wood.
Jr.. Alex. Lesrd, WIN. Apply. Ir.i in Tevis,
Claude Davis, Leonard Myers, VIM. Bartelis,
Clark Venable, Henry Klee. Carl Hoffman.
Carol Turner. Ottoe Primer. Oswald Bullard,
Udie Mitchell. Frank Nicholas. Win. Weber.
Ernest Kreihn, John Davis. Total, so.
MISS MAGGIE RYLAND, TEACHER.
Olive Wood, Blanche Bsyliss. Flora Becker,
Mary Sherman. Anna Schaeiermeyer, Emma
Geyer, Anna Setter. Salle Briefly. Birdie Mil
Ter, Mary Ripple, Carrie Klee, Tessie Nicholas,
Lima Clark, Eds Hoffman. Mary Kramer. Nam
ME Hall. Anna Baker. Nettie Davis, Lizzie
Davis. Lee Young, Lottie Redeke Anna Toeppe,
Lena Barlells, Lulu Carroll, CallIe Leard. Lula
Briefly. Robbie Turner, Earl Young John Meet.
Eugene Weber. Jno. Martin, VIM. Nichols,
Ollie Patterson. Albert Pierson, Geo. Ripple.
Dexter Ssndifer. VIM. Nett, Ar,ie Nagle. Cll,..
Myers, Albert NichOls. Ada Saunders. Total Al
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
Free of Charge.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Loss OF Voice. or any
affection OF the Throat and Lungs, are requested
to call at e. W. Lo"mis' drug store and get q
trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. free OF charge, which will con-
vince them Of its wonderful merits and show
what regular dollar size bottle viii do. Call
early. junelOeOwyl-3
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09

f. Asenith Hall Binghamton. n. Y, writes
''l suffered for several months wit. dun pain
TIN ough the left lung and shoulders. lost my
spirits. appetite and color, and could with diff
fculty keep up all day. My mother procured
some Bur'lock Blood Bitters; l took them as
directed, and have felt pain since first week
after using them, AMI am now quite well.''
Price 81. Sold by e. w. Loomis sep9ll
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
ORDER o. PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
In 'he circuit T. c%t,,t @ Of saii county. August
te'm-S!h day-Auyu-t 18th, lsS.
The Missouri Pacific Railway COM \
pany
Eliza Harrison. Hugh Campbell.
hazlett X. Campbell, James Camp.
Dell, Martin Donovan, Henry
Macy, Richard y BuckinEhsn.
Charles Seuart. Z v. PEBBLES i
Thomas NJ Hackett. CALVIN L. Nc.
Grew. Minerva E. Marshall. dryi-
See and sole executrix of Renjainin
Marshall. deceased; Bette Akin. Petjtion.
son. Howard Atiinson, Frark
Atkinson. Robert Ia, lor. guardian
OF said Jessi-, Howard and Frank
Atkinson and Aimira Atkinson:
Belle Brace and William Brace
her husband; Lulu Campbell and
Lewis Campbell, her husband;
Meivina Rose and Sidney Rose,
her husband; Fannie Campbell and
Charles Campbell, her husband.
(INo the said Martin Donovan Richard a
i Backinghnm: Charles Stewart, Il v.
rreebiss. Caivin McGrsw and Lee Atkinson:
mas THIS day commenced suit against yO,i In
SAID court Dy petition. the oLjvcI and general
nature OF which ls. among other things, tn OBJ
pointing three d sinterrsie,i commissioners. res
idents OF said Lsfaystte county 10 a.se,s IN.
rreooS an% ~ Of The
side-rack Tor said railroad over the following
aescrloed iands by reason Of the appropriation
thereof for railroad purposes. to-wit:
A part of lot eight (S), in blocg two n, In
Buckinghnm's addition to the city Of Lexington,
SAID lot beirg owned by said Marlin Don0yen. -
part Oi iOts ten and SIX tlO and ", in blpck
nvs r 1ol IN baek,nsham's addition TO the city OF
Lexington. ssid lots being owned BY said
Richard 6 Buckingham ,'-
small portion OF the south corner Of lot
three 3): IN block five (5), IN Buckingham q
S ns sa,sior IT. to the city q Lexington said lot
ri. Aooot one h.ifon the southern part Of lot four
~, IN Dioek nve (5). In said l,ucktnshsm 4
20 q addition to the CITY II Lexington, said lot
being 0w0ed by said Il. v PEBBLES
About three-quarters (xj of lot i've III. in
block hve 10 ~ said Buckingham's addition to
tue Guy OF Lexington, the undivided One-ihjrd
Of s.id iot belonging 70 said Calvin l.. AlcGrew
of lots one and two Il and q, in block seven n,
anu nearly all Of lots one. two and three d, 9
and -; aud nearly one half Oh the south end Of
lot four ~, In block six t6). all in BuckinE-
hams addition to the city OF Lexington, the un-
divided lone- fourth OF which belongs 10 Bstiie
AtKtnson: Jessie Atkinson. Howard Atkinson
FRANK Atkinson. AlmirA Atkinson aud said Lee
MAsRnson; Az also one hundred and tWpnt, i've
ll25 ieet. more or less OF the north end OF l,,t
seven 81, IN block az. In SAID Ducklu: ham, =
eouiilon 10 the city Of Lexington, said lot bx.
longing to RAID Atkinsons aiO, nsme,I.
Ana You are further notified that The day xed
ment Of said commissioners Is
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Q, 1852.
Ct the court ht use. IN the city Of Lexington,
Lafayette county. Missouri. 80.
And II Is further ordered that copy hereof he
published In The Lexington Weekly lhtei.igen-
CIR, newspaper published In ssnl county OF
Lafayette. Tor three consecutive weeks.
true copy. Attest:
by &. B DANIEL, d. C. rHsIaei
WaIIuce Chiles, attorneys fol plaintiG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
ENECUTOyt,s NOTICE.

ETTERS tastamen'ary on the estate Of
IL Calvin X Fox, deceased, were granted to
the nndrrsignr'l.o on the 22i day OF july, 1852,
Nv the Probate court oil Lafayette county,
All persons having claims against said estnte
are required to exhibit them to lis for allowance
within one year alter the date of this no, ice er
they may be precluded from any benefit o, such
estate; and II such claims lie moi eN ed W itl-
In two years they will be forever barred.
TERSLY L F,,X,
CHALLES II. ANDERSON
NY
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
The Law orkindness

Is universali it affects all the human family. all
animals and may be found in patent medicines.
Some are drastic. and patient is obliged to suffer
pains worse than the disease; but in cases of
obstinate constipation. dyspepsia. there is no
remedy SO kind, SO gentle in its effects. and vet
so satisfactory. as Burdock Blood Bitters. Price
81. Sold by G.. W. Looms. seu9tl
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific R. R,

Passengers by taking the Wabash can
make close connections to st Louis, Kansas
City snd st. Joseph. Passengers eau leave
Lexington for Kan>as City AMI return bv
Chicago fsst train lhe same dsv. For rar.
tlcuisrs, Inquire OF n. u. bishop, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
LAND LEAGUE RAIL,

GRAND BALL at Hagen's Opera House for
" the benefit of the National Land League
Iund. given by Michael Davltt Land League
No. Of Lexington. Mo on
FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER Is, 1882.
The best of music will be furnished, refresh
ments. &c. Everybody is invited to attend.
Admission 81 90, Ladies free.
THOMAS GIBRONS,
joan 4. LYONS,
JOHN O'MALLEY,
JOHN MULLliAN,
MARTIN COLLINS,
PATRICK kEAIING,
BRlEN CLARK,
WALTER WHELAN
sep9td Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
FOR SALE

THAT Elegant Brick Residence on -
Franklin Street, lately occupied by M
John u: New. Two stories high. with M
iiant airy basement; six large rooms WI
beside Kitchen and basement; portlco in front
porch In rear: three lots fronting on FrankIin
strerti trees, shrubery. grass, fruit asd flowers;
, anunanl Wafer; choice location cenfrh OF the
onyi very valuable property al present and pros
p-ctive Call at once and secnr. the bargain
soao' L. WINSOR 4 SoN,
insurance and Real kstats Agsais.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
Consolidated.

g. e. Graham and w. j. Morrison having
consolidated, have now the largest stock Of
stoves and tin-wsrs IN the county Any one
wishing to purchase now Is the time, as they
wish to reduce their stock. ula,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
"The Commodare.,,

Jos. L. Foote, the Commodore. Elgln, ILL.,. E.
says Thomas Eclectric Oil cured him of sclatica
with one application. Thoroughly applied 1t also
cured HIM Off severe cold and cough. He thinks
1t very valuable remedy, and Will never be
without II Sold by c w Loomis sall
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
Coal! Coal!!

on and after to-day l Will deliver coal to
any partef the city at eight cents per BUSH
ell. Orders can be lett at my office and will
receive prompt attention.
f4tf JC Nccppw
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

T ETrERS restamentary on the estate OF
IL John B. Dysart, deceased. we've granted
10 the undersigned on the 4th day oi September,
!ss2. by the Probate court Oi Lafayette county !,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against 8 lid estate
are required to exhibit them to me- for allowance
within one year after the date of this notice OF
they may be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; ami II such claims be NOT Ahibit-d with
IN TWO years they will be forever barred
JOHN o. LOCKHART,
-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
new RICH BLOOD.
PARSONS P,IRGAIlVE PILLS

MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD. aud will complete
ly change the bl0Oi IN the entire sy stem IN three
months Any persnn who viii take pill each
night IRON ! To IL Weeks may be restored TO
sound health II such u thing he possible. Sold
everywhere or sent by mail iur eight letter
stamps. Send Tor circular. JOHNSON
q co Boston. Mass For sale by Chas. w.
Loomis Lexington. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

TNHE merchants of Lexington are hereby re-
oi Wentworth Male Academy to run accounts
with them unlees they have been otherwise in
structed by parents or guardians. We will not
be responsible for such bills, and thf sc who act
contrary TO this request not only do it ut their
own risk but they also do that which is calcu-
lated to render imperative our efforts to iniplant
care. Respectfully,
sept9t3 SELLERS & FL EET
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
MAKES HENS lay,

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
the Horse andsCattle Powders sOidl here are
worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's CJndi-
tiOn Powders are absolutely pure and immensely
valuable Nothing earth will make hens lay
like Sheridan 's Condition Powders. Dose, one
ieaspoontul TO one pint food. Sold every where
or sent by mail for eight letter stamps 1. S.
JOHNSON & CO., Boston. Mass. For sale by
e. W. Looms.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
THIRD WABD.

Isadore Gratz. Henry Russell, VIM. Waddell.
Chas. Georges, Albert Barron. Walter Ashford,
Frank AcCurdy, Nettie Eckle. Ada Lamborn.
Anna Cuilum. Mary Ludlum, Lizzie Price. Eva
McCuroys stella DAVIS, Alnnie Hickam, Minnie
Caiium. mary "inkier. Iessie Iaubman. Min
ME Marshail. Hugh spears, owen Grimes,
Mary LsBertew, Eddie Meisenhelter. Ashford
LaBertew. Bennie Hill, Thos. VanAusdaie,
Saml. Mcdowell, Matte DeBolt, Robt Walker,
Oscar Fischer. Gertrude Mexican, Mary Ham
merle. Emma Asniord. carrie Jones'. Annie
Allen, Herbert Duncan. Romie Mexican. David
Russell. frank John, WIN. Van Ausdale, Peter
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
FIRST WARD.

MISS NETrIk b. WALLACE. TEACHER.
John Greer. Adolph S;haefer, Marshall
Easter. Woodie Monroe, Walter Marrs. Eddie
Ludwigs. Lhas. Krieger, Burton Trotter. John
Jennings. Willie Trotter. Eddie Morrow. Ernest
Hays. Robt. Monroe. Homer Nelson. Annie
Graendorn. Annie Greer. Florence Buothman,
Ktiae Graendorn. Thos. s Meng. Total. 10.
MISS BIRDIE ALLEN, TEACHER.
Matte Casper. Allie Casper. Emma Schaeffer,
Mittie Gillen Fannie Gillen. Mary Miller. Rosa
Graendorf. Bora eele. Mollie k.o Ter. Carrie
McLsuRhlin, Ettle Simmons. May Wright.
Maude Daparade. Emma Dsparade, JAS. Cas-
per. .sThos. Casper. Chas Nelson Eddie Frazier,
Henry Frazier. Chas Lahay, Stephen Snyder,
Jas. Mclaughlin, WIN. Mclaughlin, Claude
Csmese, Emmet Morrow. Theo Iudwigs, VIC
tor Hamlet. Robt. Nicholson. Frank Nicholson,
Chas. Spruce, Lenny Stanley. Hugh Berlin.
Oliver Berlin. Jno J Knoller. Katie Kehrln-
ger. Total. IS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

TrEDM the undersigned. on the work ~
II al the Mo Il. at Lexington, -
on M"aiay. Sept 4. 1882. two Work
MULES OF the following description: OIL
One a mare, mouse color. about "a hands high, +,
mare. dark hay. about II hand. high, medium
weight. years old past and had sore on ton
o. ~ eli caused by the collar. A liberal reward
WI De given for their return to me as above, or
for information left ut thus office as 10 their
Whereabouts. (>9ns) ELLEN MURPHY,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
PUBLIC SALE

TNHE undersigned will sell, at public
i sale, to the highest bidder at kNS
what Is known HI the Reid & Chans- E~H.
lor" farm. u miles east of W.Ilinx- S8
ton, on the Lexington aud Wellington roud, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 10, 1882,
the following property, to-wIt: IL head of
graded heiiers. from l TO years old; B mich
COWS; yearling steers; 4 he III OF calves: =
nigh grade bull cAiv-s; 30 head of choice sheep,
Including No. Cotswold buck; good work
horses; farming implements, Consisting OF
wagons. plnws iiarroHs household anu kitchen
| furniture. &c:. &c.
Terms make known OH day OF sale
sep!9t2 A. MOORE
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
NOTICE To CONTRACTOWS

CEALED proposals. will be RECEIVED NJ ;le
~ Office OF the ti'y R.i.i-irr until noon IN
MONDAY, September llth, lsSa fur tli. iuii,.w
work: "a
II, raise the Manholr nn Spring Street. nOrili'
OF nth street, Four Feet amt to MI ia tie
earihwnrk to Correspond herewith
Tue city Reserves the right To reject any AMI
u Di Is. JOHN TAUBMAN,
4 aurl9'i (.,tv t.y;.i.r
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09

Sarah Simpson. Nina Burles, Minnie Robbins,
Maggie Myers, Lulu Jones, Henry Cogswell,
Wm Alex ander, VIM. Brown, Laura Wolf.
Nettis Arnold. Ada Conway, UIa Gates. Tillie
Tracy. Maggie Davis. Minnie Harris, Lucinda
Burles. Mary Clark, Susie Price. VIM. Mound,
Nett.e Arnold, khoda Slaughter. Lula Harris,
George May. Lula Combs. Amelia Stewart
Total, Is.
MRS. FANNIE COLE, TEACHER.
Anna CLARK. Lucy CLARK. Mamie Clark, LOttIe
BurIes. Lucy Meyers. Annie Akers, Harriet
Elam. Matte Waters. Hattie Jennings, Mollie
Gates. Wm. Thomas. Roviila Hays, Mary Price,
Mary A. Waters. Mattie. Hayden, Mary Robin.
son. Annie Mathews, Julia POindexter, Belle
McPhersOn, Eva Booker, Hattie jackson, Alice
Martin. John Linsay. Jno. Mounds, ,Jno Price
Henry Mcpherson. Eliza Colley, Walter Colley,
Lucinda Akers. Gabe johnson, Mary johnson
Matte Collin. Mary Robinson. Eddie Morris
Willie Colley, James Simms, Dovle Booker.
John Booker. Total, 70.
MAMIE p. GEE. TRACHER.
Bette Davis, Maria Williams, Jennie Green
Mamie Casy. Julia Ball. Ionic Young, Minnie
Young. Tillie Berrie, Augusta johnson, Razial
Hockaday. Hulds Young. Willie Wright, Lul,
Haynes, Matte Lee. Mary Davis, Mary Young
Emma Gray. Mary Smith, Pinkie jackson
Maggie Porter, Anna Green. f "a Marshall
Harrison Gates. Walter Thomas. James MAY
James Linsay, RObt. Alexander, Robt Gates
Willie Hughes. Willie Nash, Chas. Wood
Ssml. Berry, Richard Young. Alex. Hook
Claude Davis. Addison Brown, Frank Collie
Elias Smith. John Hayden and John Foster
Total. 50.
CLARA HUGHES. TEACHER.
Jennie White, koxie Bell. Jennie Burton
Jennie Campbell. Carrie Gates, Annie Hawkins
Lucy Waters. MOllie Thornley,, Annie jenkins
Kate Haynes, Hattie jenkins. Annie Ray, Fan
ME Hunter. Mary Cromwell, Mary Nelson
Belle Adams. Pearl Adams, Mamie Brown
Jessie Wilson, Eliza Mathews. Ella White
Matte Gates. Mamie Cary Isaac Wright, W aite
Sprawling. Geo. BouldIldge. George Riley. VIM
Waters, James Morris. Eddie Nelson. William
Davis. Geo. Jackson, VIM. Anderson, WIN
Lyons. Geo. Green. VIrgie Hockaday, Pete
Clark. Bird Conway. Fannie Rhodes, S.ml
Lee. Birdie Washington, sallie Clark, Matti
Rhodes. Frank Johnson. Walter Field, Ann,
Rhodes. Arthur Colley, Annie Hockaday, Sam
| Elan. Fannie Lacy, Julia Adams, Thos. San
| ford. Susie Dulaney. Total, 5i.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
NEW SHOP.

HAVING purchased the Carpenter Shop on
II Main Cross Street, north oil the Episcopal
church. invite my old friends and pairons Ia
give me u call when In need oil any work in my
line. (jy29t') JOHN f., CHtATHAM
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
w. c. EccLEsToN g. CO.
J. r.. JORDAN,

J. r.. JORDAN.
Dry Goods cheap Mt j. r. JORDAN'S.
Oroceries cheap Ut j. K JORDAN'S.
Hats, new styles at J: +. JORDAN'S.
Notions OF all kinds at j. r. JOROAN'S
Glass and Qusensware ut j. 4. JORDAN'S.
Boots and Shoes at j.. K. JORDAN'S
Game. In season, atJ. X. JORDAN'S
FRESH YEAST ut j. r. JORDAN,S.
s0Setrv Vrodnre hnMRht at ]. 4. JOkNAk1S
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
JOHNSON'S
AN0DYNE LINiMENT.

For Internal and External Use.
CURE-Neuralgia. Diphtherla. Group. Asthma,
Bronchitis. Infurnza, Sore Luags, Bleeding ut
he Lungs. Chronic HOarsenrss. Hacking Cough, ,
Whooping Cnugh. Chronic Rheumatism Chrome
DisrrhGa. Chronic Disentery. Cholera Morbus
Kidney Troubles. Diseases of the Spine and
Lame Back: Sold everywhere. send for PAM
nhiet to l. 3. JOHNSON i co Boston Mass.
For sale at Charles w. Loomis' Drug Store
It. Xington. Mo. sept9yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
A FARM for eale four mlles west of Wayerly.
q Lafayette county: Missouri. perhaps the
most productive to its size IN the county /
known and we'll improved home or Orchard
Place OF l6O acres. OF up TO 40 II desired
over ~ acres IN choice fruit trees orchards very
dwelling, carriage house. ice house. other out
DuIllings; commodious barn. good gates, fences
stock water. woodland. &C.; margin.d Iy
farms, public road. river extensive bluff range.
and finely adapted to grain. P0ss ession given
a a. any time Apply to Arch $. Van Anglen.
auRI9u IL VAN ANGLEN