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FIN ANCIAL.
&OA nnATO LOAN ON FARMS
DOO.OVO Ell. Hodgsop,St. Paul.
- 100 100

r DAMS NEGOTTATED-From $l0O to
IL 5000, on all first class Life companies
policies. buy Tontine or other policies. In
close stamp. L. P. Van Norman, broker, 800
Jackson street. 1921
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LHOR SAIE-An interest in fourishing
Il country newspaper. Only paper in the
county. A rare chance for first class man.
Address B., Globe Office. 116
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dor sALE-For 1925; fine upright piano.
II Hale. Address B. this Office. 169.174
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WTANTED-At Grand Central Hotel,
w second cook, female, good laundress
and girl to wash dishes. 169-175
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dor SALE-150 lots in Arlington Hills ad-
II dition. Terms liberal. B. F. Schurmeier,
III East Fifth street, between Jackson and
Sibley. 160*
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NOR SALE-Constans block on jackson
Il street, subdivided, "a lots now in the mar
ket on reasonable terms. Also lots on
Cooper street, 150 feet by 40. Apply at No.
s Jackson. VIM. Constans. 1872
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TNOR SALE-A new house, seven rooms,
IL woodshed, cellar, cistern and well. Near
new terminus OF street car line. Apply to
John L. Judd, Portland avenue, west of Dale
street. 169-175
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nor SALB-A Democratic weekly news
L paper, established thirteen years; net pro.
ceeds $4,000. Price $1,000, half cash down.
Easy payments for the balance. A rare bar
gain for q newspaper man. Address Globe,
st. Paul, MINI. 1921
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NTANTED-A girl for general homework.
w Apply from 9 to IL q. M. at Is STILL
water street. 171-177
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EOR SALE-Hundreds of business and
Il residence lots, in all parts of the city, by
II. A. Timme. 1871
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NTANTED-A competent girl for general
w Homework. T. c. Field, 90 Iglehart
street. 169-175
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E1OR SALE-West-half of lot Il, block rs,
Il st. Paul proper. s. s. Eaton. 134*
NOR SALE-The residence property of the
Il late Gen. German. Apply to z. L. German.
1861
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NTANTED-Two furnished rooms with
w board, in private family, for gent, lady
and boy eight years old; pleasant location;
state price. Address T. L., Globe Office.
172.173
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porn

Corn receipts IN Chicago l20,0l6 oushei ;
shipments 2S4 sos.
PORE
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d EMEMBER-Th parties who must sell
~ their st. Paul property at once, place it
with II. E. Baker & Co., for their location,
Third street, opposite Merchants, gives them
the advantage of having the largest inquiry
for improved or unimproved city property.
16Q-7R
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REAL ESTATE.

nor SALE-The Arcade Hotel, situated on
Il Robert street between 18th and 5th; enquire
of J. r. Cabanne, IS E. Thi d St. 17l-77
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WTANTED-Twoc competent girls; one to
w cook, wash and iron, one to do up
stair work and take care of children, at 60
Summit avenue. 172 IS
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WTANTED-A good second girl at II East
w Seventh street, UP stairs. 172-17S
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DIOR RENT-A large boarding house, and
IL the furniture for sale. a lease of the
house will be given for the house for five
years. Inqu ire at Globe office. 1861
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DOR SALE-Harness, double harness, sim
L. gle harness; single harness IS and up,
at j. M. Warmers auction store, corner Third
and Cedar streets. 167-176,
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WANTED-A good girl for general house
w work. Apply at 425 East 7th street,
cOrpar Locust. 167-173
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TORSALE-House and lot, No. 46 DeBow
Il street. Stees Bros. Tits
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r AKESIDE-WHITE BEAR LAKE is now
IL open for the season, and persons desir-
ing pleasant quarters and good board can be
accommodated by applying at the house to
Mrs. W. Fl. Drake, White Bear Lake. 171-T
BANKRUPT STOCK Of any class OF goods
I'D wanted. Address lock box 1859, Fargo,
D T. 49,
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w ANTED-Gir for general housswork.
w Apply at No. s (old) Rice street. 172-7S
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WTANTED-Ag girl for general homework.
w German or Swede preferred, at 295
Selby avenue. l67-l73
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EOR RENT-Furnished front room, suita-
II BILE for two persons. Apply 1875 West
Sixth street. f71-175
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THO RENT-New house with good well and
L cistern; splendid location. Apply, P.
Kelly, 1877 Commercial street. 1T0-174 =
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FiVEs..EN'TS .1LINE|
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

NXT ANTED-Composito at once. West
w Publishing company, 3l3 Wabashaw
street. 1871
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WTANTED-Thr or four UNFINISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping. Waba-
shaw, Robert, or neighboring streets, pre-
ferred. Address c., this Office. 173
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s. ROOMS WANTED

WTANTED-By the LIST of July, large
w house, in tine central part of the city.
Address NJ, Globe office. 1870
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HOUSES.

dor RENT-Good brick house near Seven
Il Corners; 10 rooms, bath room, kitchen,
Phalan water and good sewerage. Inquire at
Watson 81 Rice's Office, Gilfllan block. 1874
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dor RENT-A pleasantly situated and
IL nicely furnished front room, with or with
out board. Apply at No. 155 Fort street. 1881
dor RENT-Two suites of furnished
II rooms, No. Ii E. Seventh street, up stairs.
151*
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PROFESSIONAL NURSERIES. Mead hav-
i ing recently returned, can be found at 212
Pleasant avenue. 1870
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
A GARD FROM MISS LUCY JOHNSON

CoNcORDIA. Mo. March 3, 1882
Taxing advantage OF our ignorance of the
Herman Language tile editor of the Missouri
Ihalbote has Of late published series of articles
In MS paper, said by the citizens of this place
10 reflect no stinted amount OF dscredit upon
our family, and which, if true, would injnre MS
socially as we'll as from q business standpoint
In an interview with him. ia the presence of a
number Of prominent business men OF this town
as witnesses. whose names will be given ii
necessary, he emphatically denied writing the
articles in question, and at the time AFFIRM
ed that they did not refer to us even remotely
and said that he would make q satisfactory
statement to that effect i'll the following issue of
his paper, but instead published an article which
was partly false and wholly An additional in
suit, and now claims that his statement WAS all
that We required. but that the trouble is In Con-
sequence OF the ignorance of the citizens here
who fail to translate his wonderful sffus,ons
correctly.
We know that the editor OF the Thalbote is
| not partial to us, but we are not his wife, hence
not AFRAID OF him, and since we are ladies he
feels safe from bodily harm, an immunity from
corporal punishment he would not otherwise
| enjoy.
We cannot recall an instance where he has
peeh uiscourteous toward any lady, or sandered
| her either through his paper, privately or by
lnnnendo.:w :where there was husband or ..bip
| brother" in the background, with whom il
! would be impolitic to come in contact. However
he will do well to remember that there are male
| members OF our family, and that 1t will be u
serious matter to HIM If he encourages a visit
IRON one of them. LUCY JOHNSON.
MR. Arnold Ewing will apply for n divorce at
The next term OF the circuit court, Mr.. Frank
| Irgg having deserted him and gone to house
keeping, leaving HIM a lone wldower, CT widow,
We do not rightly know which,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
sHERIFF,s SALE.

toiate, OF Missouri s4s
-, va.
JOhn-P. Herr.
Rf virtue OF an execution, issued from the Of
a1l hce of the ciern OF the circuit court OF Ray
sourrand against John L. Herr, TO me directed
and sretnrhable to the May term, 1852, of said
,conrt, Will. on
MONDAY, APRIL 17rH, 1882
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
moon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, and in front OF the courthouse door, in the
city oil Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
Sourl, during the session OF the circuit court of
Lafayette county. sell publicly. by auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, uli the
right. title. interest, clam and -estate of the
s;iid JchH p. Herr, defendant in said execution.
In and TO the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being in the county of Lnfa-
yettc and state oi Missouri to-wit: Lots one
two, three, four and live II, 2. g. 4 an,i 81. IN
block two III Waterhouse 4 Riding's addition
to the town of Mayriew; also all Of block three
~, except lot nine t9l. III the town of Mayview;
also lut twot2l IN block nine 81 and lot eight ISL
IN block III; lot one M block Il l5l lot
hve l5I in block ionr Ia ALI in the town OF May
view; also lot seventeen MI, in block one M.
hn'erhousa AMI isidnS's additIon to- Mayview;
aud me undiviied one-half interest in lots one,
two, three and four Il. :. 3 and Al, in block one
l II; also undivided one-fourth interest in lots
i've, SIX, seyen eight, nine and ten 70, 6.7 8.
and 10. all IN block one III, wuterhoise & Rid
t5l hy fity-siX 1861 leet the south side OF
The west end OF lot eight Isl; and ffty-six I56l
| ana loI; and Iiity-siX 1861 feet more adjoining
the c;,et rs above described; also the sou, Invest
IuTter OF section seven Ill township forty y-nine
i9l, range twenty-s 1851, containing one hun
dred anu ;forty-one and six one nun dredths
Hi G-l0OI acres, more or less also the northeast
quarter oi the northwest quarter of section four
| III, township iorty-nine 1891, range twenty
s. ven l2Il. containing forty (iol- acres, more or
less.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March.
nrh25td Sherif.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
WANTED-A MILL AT ALMA.

ALMA, Mo-, March 25th, 1882.
EDITOR 1NTELLIGENCER:-A meet
ing OF the citizens of Alma, Lafayette
county, Mo-, and vicinity, for the pur-
pose OF taking some action in reference
to the building OF a Touring mill in SAID
town, J. 4. Goodwin was call to the
chair. and r. w. Neal was appointed
secretary.
After the object OF the meeting had
been stated, and several present had ex-
pressed themselves upon the needs and
wants OF our community, and their will
inagness to cooperate in any feasible
plan that might be adopted to further
our object, il was
Resolved, That when the meeting ad.
joura It adjourn to meet on Friday,
April 7th, 1882, at 4 O'Clock p. M. at
she school house in Alma, to take some
definite action In reference to the build
ing of a Touring mill in the town Of Al
ma. and that the secretary be instructed
to post notices of said meeting in varl.
Gus public places in the district;
Resolved, That our county and other
newspapers be requested to publish
these proceedings, for the purpose OF
making our wants and desires known to
any parties looking for location for. q
mill.
On motion the meeting adjourned, to
meet on Friday, April 7th, 1882. at four
o'clock p. III. Z. - .l
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01

Bourbon. 1t does not fit his party, even
when that party advocates the extinc.
ton of the national debt. and We hope
he will see it so. for he can be a power
tor good when he tries, and it is written
in the horoscope OF political affairs-as
'revscable as destiny-that the national
banks, like the Chinese. must go.
Dick Little. the James boys princf'
pal lieutenant, has surrendered to the
authorities of Jackson county, and has
made full confession duplicating his
confederates. Gov. Crittenden is in Kan
sas City looking the matter up. It begins
to look as if the old gang would at last
get its deserts. An Independence
special says When he, Little, gave
himself up he made q full confession
and gave the names of all the partlci-
pants in the Gad's Hill, Ottervllle.
Glendale and Blue Cut train robberies.
and it was upon this statement that C.
Hite was arrested in Tennessee several
weeks ago and sent to the penitentiarY
from Gallatin. Mo-, for twenty-five
years. for the Winston train robbery.
Little also says he killed Wood Hite,
another OF the James gang, In Ray
county, Immediately after the Blue Cut
robbery" John Bngler is now being
tried for participation in the Blue Cut
train robbery. and Little has been sub
penaed to appear as a witness in the
case.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, March 81, 1882
State Of Missouri, Executive Depart
ment-By virtue OF the authority in me
vested by the constitution of the state q
Missouri, I, Thomas T. Crittenden gov
ernor of the state Of Missouri, do hereb,
call upon the senators and represents.
tives OF the general assembly to meet in
their respective places in the capi
tai in the City OF jefferson, at the ho III
OF O'Clock p. m., on Wednesday. the
18th day Of April, A. D.. 1882, for the
following purpose: 10 apportion the
state into fourteen congressional dis.
tricts, and provide for the election oil
representatives therein; to make appro-
priations for the expenses OF this special
session OF the general assembly. In tes.
iimony whereof have herewith set nv
hand and caused to be affixed the great
seal of the state of Missouri. Done al
the City OF Jefferson this 9th day of
March, A. d.. 1882.
[Seal THOMAS I. CRIrTENDEN,
BY the governor.
MICHAEL K. MCGRATH, secretary
of state.
In addition to the call above men.
toned the governor ordered that spec-
ial elections be held Saturday, April Is,
1882, to elect members to fill vacancies
10 The generally assembly, as follows:
Franklin couaty, second district, vice
James S. Hayburst, resigned; johnson
county, eastern district, vice William J.
Workman, resigned Rails county. vice
Henry Il. Priest, deceased; Atchison
county, vice Ezra M. Hurst, resigned :;
DunkIin county, vice William M. Har-
key, deceased.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
Stock Notes.

STOCK men having their horse and jack bilfs
printed at This office. will receive notice In our
STOCK holes Tree Of charge. New cuts, new
borders, new type, and good workmanship
Don't forget that you can get your hOrse and
Jack bills printed in two colors at the Intellgen-
Ger OIL &c for the same price you will ordinarily
nave to pay for very plain black job "a neat at
tractive lob is guaranteed in all cases.
we regret to learn that our blonde friend, X.
r. Marshall ,ot Washington township by an un-
fortunate accident, recently lost q fine blooded
calf.
Live stock market st. Louis Thursday Cat
Tie, receipts 100; shipments 225; supply mod
crate anu demand urgent with prices firm and
higher; fair 10 good shipping steers IS 1906 %;
heavy shipping steers, 81, ,5o@7 90; exporters.
" Oo@7 35; butchers steers S5 00@G 25; cows.
~ 25S5 90; heifers. s5 OO@6 OC; grass Texans,
"a COOS SO; stockers. - 25@4 60; feeders 81 75@
IS; Colorado steers, 81 1895 90. Hogs better:
light to good Yorksrs, Sc l5616 SO; Baltlmores.
$6 5596 70; packing So Co@6 is, butchers to
fancy = 1907 25. Receipts, 100; shipments
l.lOo. Sheep, r. ceipts $50; shipments 81 800 !;
scarce and wanted, fair to fancy "a 5O@s SO.
Ihere 10 quite building boom IN Lexington
this spring. MIR. VIM. Jordan is lust ccmplet-
Ing additions to his foundry, on which several
thousand dollars were expended. MIR. E. VIM
sor has commenced building O handsome brick
on Main street. opposite the courthouse. Mr..
Ihton Davis is making improvements at his
place. Mr.. w. z. Mitchell is to build u resi-
dence on Franklin street. Mr.. j. ID. Shewalter
Will pulld an addition to his house. Messrs
Jno. u. Longdon and BoOthman & Berry will
Duid lonr brick houses to rent. MI. W. B.
Hamlet will build brick on Franklin street,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
ODESSA.

Mr.. James Peddicord is east buying
goods.
Cali on DIR. johnson aud subscribe
ior the Intellfgencer.
DR.. O. Beardslee has bought the old
Murry stand on the corner OF Second and
Mason streets, and we understand is
going into business. .-.
We would like to call the attention
OF The Odessians to the fact that most of
the main roads to the city are in very
bad condition, and some one should
take the matter in hand and make an
effort to have tho roads repaired.
The Oldest inhabltant never saw bet
ter prospect for wheat crop than the
farmers OF this vicinity now enjoy; the
much dreaded month Of March has now
passed. and wheat is uninjure d and in
most places will hide rabbit.
Some of the M. DIS of Odessa are
kicking themselves outside of what the
grangers are pleased to cali the s'ring, !"
and the prospects are tina: the next will
be free-for- all ring; we hope no one
will get hurt in the race. Brethren be
kind to one another.
Odessa IS coming out on q big build
ing boom. 1t will not be long until
every lot as now plated In Odessa, will
be inclosed. But we have room to
spread, and from the present outlook
we will soon find ourselves spreading.
But let 'em come, we will always be
found awake and alive to the interests
OF all. JOB TROTTER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01


The st. Louis Republican prints this
paragraph :-"County Clerk W. A.
Woodson, of Lincoln county has paid into,
the county treasury during the seven
years OF his administration Of the clerks
sffice over $10.oO0." That is . pretty
good showing, but the county clerk of
Lafayette county can make a better
enc. During the same time Mr.. Steele
has turned into the county treasury the
sum Of SIG, ,9S5, ,95-in 1875, $2,155; in
1876. $2.160,66; In 1877, $2.7l9.66; in
1873, So, 1868; in 1879, $2.O2s, SO, and
in 1880, $2,1l2,79. So far the county
clerk Of Lafayette wears the ribbon, and
we are inclined to think that no one can
take it from HIM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
keep full and complete stock of . -
PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES,

upon which d., pretend make profit They kept
for he of Paint and Varns customers and sold
at cost This is bragadoca humbu but what Fhave
done past nd to do in the future Ahyone who
needs Paint or Va rnsh Brushes, large small Ioln
will 0o we'll to call Oh me- 80 :,
In conclusion say the people of Lafayette and
adio counties tht the Goods and bound sell
buy varoas markets. being tied TO none but pu'
chasing where can do tie best NY adyanage IN e.ghs can
fair profit themselves l have determined to make the
lowe ossbe on L &c, kept stock and if
the 1mces ask seem unsas factory will order lots at such
as NAV seem fair the purchaser
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01

The republicans in congress seem de.
termined that there shall be- no reduc-
tion Of the taxes imposed upon the peo-
pie. They admit that they are unneces-
sarlly high, onerous. and even in many
cases unjust, but the only relief they
offer il to bankers and manufacturers.
Millions upon millions are to be drawn
from the people, and. il tho Robesons
have their way, squandersd in subsidiz-
ing John Roach and other protective
tariff patriots. There il but one thing
for the democrats to do, and that is to
fight. and fight hard, every subsidy and
every dishonest scheme. Les then,
stand BY Cockrell In the senate and Hol-
man in the house, and they will write a
platform In the hearts Of the people that
will cause them to hurl the lobbers
from power in 1884. never more to re-
turn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
SsEEgesFF'S SALE.

State h the use OF Mountjoy
VS.
John M0sby, ei al.
lCl virtue of It special execution. issued from
s1zthc Office OF ibc clerk al the circuit tourt Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, wherein The state Of
Missouri ut the relation aud to the USE OF Geo =.
Mounijoy, collector ot the revenue OF Lai;iy-
cite county. NJ iss0gri, Is pIinttii, AMI against
John Mosby, James Mosby, Robert Mosby and
Mary Flyurnoy. defendants, 10 me directed, and
retnrnahe 10 the April term, ISSs, OF said court,
viii, on
MONDAY, APRIL 10rI, ISSa.
between the hours rnIne O'Clock in the fore
noon nnd hNr O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, and IN front Of the courthouse door, i'm the
city Of Lexington, in Laiay yettc county, Mis-
souri,, during the session of the said circuit
court Of said county, Sell publicly by auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash III hand, all the
right. title. interest, claim and estate of the
SAID John Mosby, james Mosby, Robert Mosby
and Mary FlournoY, defendants in snit, eXecu-
ton, anil to the following described real es-
tate. sitpate. lying and being the county of
Lafayette, and state of issour ,to-wit Twel.: =
ll2I acres, the north end or the northwest ny
Lei OF the northeast quarter OF section twrnSy-
tom l2il. township i1ity-eght (4Sl, range
twenty seven liz
G.YCu pDder my hand this iIth .iay Of March,
tsSs BENJAMIN ELLIOTT,
marchlStd
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
SEIEftlEE,S SALE.

State Ia the Of Mouniioy
vs..
Baltimore I. Cooper
- virtue o! special execution issued from
- The Office oI HE clcrk oi the circuit court oi
itslay cite county, Missouri. wherein In. state of
Missouri at the relation aud 10 the use of George
NJ. Mouniioy. collector ci the revenue of La
tIyette county, Missouri. is plaintiff and
against Baltimore 4. Coorcr. 10 me directed,
am Fr,ufnahle 10 the April term, lsss, oil said
court, will, ON
MONDAY, APRIL oru, ISst.
between thc hours Of nine O'Clock in The fore
noon anh i've O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
'iaS, anu IN front Oi The courthouse door in The
city ot Lexington. III laiaS Ell. county, Miissou-
~, curing TIE session oi the circuit court
OF Lafayette county, sell puhliciy, by auction 10
ie highest bidder, all ine right, tile, interest
-clhiih anu estate oi The said baltimore T.
Cooper, defendant in said execution IN and 10
HE following described real estate, situate,
'Slns and being IN the county of Laia yettc and
STATE oi Missonri, to-wit. Lot Two (2), block
town OF W;Iverly.
Given under my hand THIS l3 day OF March.
1SS2. BENJAMIN EJ / IOTT
Sherin
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

There will be a meeting Of the LA
fayette County Sunday School Associa-
tion." tor the purpose of organizing
Dover Township, Wednesday, the
twelfth day OF April, 1882, at the Chris
tain church. in Dover, Lafayette county
Missouri. All Sunday School workers
are cordially invited to be present.
JAMES BELT, President.
Advance and Register please copy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-01
NAPOLEON.


Health good.
Growing wheat promises large crop
Our saw mill is now in good running
order and turning out q good lot oI
lumber of all kinds.
Our fonrlng mill has been stopped q
short time for repairs, but will be ready
IN a few days to grind again. Too much
old wheat has been held. back hereabout
Quite change in business about to
take place in our town. M. G. Jacobs, a
pioneer since the war in the mercantile
and produce business, has sold his stock
Of goods with storehouse. dwelling, &C..
to Mr.. Knlppenberg, from Warren
county, Mo. MIR. KS object is to estab.
lish his two sons-ln-law In trade here. II
they should be as successful as their
predecessor in business, they may con.
graduate themselves. INcoG.