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lnayale Cheesa.

nov hare cheese cured ready for
market. I keeps large stock Of cheese
At Miner Bros, Red Cloud, whefp Or.
des may b sent or direct 70 The fac
tory. Every cheese vursanSsd genuine
full cream. and ~ fp0 sdultsra-
ton.
Prices - Low q tho 80 on2itv al
goods can Be got ehowhSfoAs
solicit the patronage ofsA1
4St3 / O. CaA1enxuur
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IN: AMERICAN PEOPLE are the jury
that nave set upon the merits of the
Soda offered for its use. The verdict
is that DeLand's brands are the purest
best and most thoroughly relible of
any in the market.
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COUNTY FAIR.

There will be a meeting of the Web
ster Go. Agricultural Society at the
court house Saturday July 9Th at I p.
m. All life members are requested to
attend as there is important business
to be transacted.
E. HI. JONES. Secy.
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For Sale.

A good farm team and harness.
Horses will weigh about 1000 each.
apply to G. Dawney, at H. StevensOn's
farm. fnavalc, Neb.
4S-2t
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Look Here!

Now is time lyon want To get bar.
gains in clothing. boots and shoes.
will he sold regssiles- 81 cosi. must BE-
sold; come and see 20 he convinced.
J G.. Po<tTr.
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All who wish to insure their prop
ersy against the rAyages 81 eo1,uid-
should call on s'rohm 4 Nckeeby. ~
they are prepared to give the very
best terms obtain able $SG
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Par Cent. Money 70 Loan

Money 10 prove up With On fnai re-
c<ips. or o. decided land II : per cent
and lee PER cent conms~<zo1. 90 &c
straight . per cent no conml<sson-
Jso. T. waL1ox-
O6cs a he Cosrs Ho2ss
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Mcssrs. Mo~her. Moore 4 Outcalt. at
the First National Bank. of Red Cloud,
will make you the very best terms on
real estate loans. ISl
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We attended the second monthly
examination in district No. 81 a few
days ago. The teacher in this district
is doing faithful work and the examin-
alton showed attention to study and
commendable improvement. W. can
not speak to highly in favor Of these
worthy services, oral or written.
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wosios Of Proving viii.
The State Of Nebraska,
MNhAteH County

The State Of Nebraska, 4.
Webster County.
County Judges Office, July term,
1883.
Notice is hereby given ,ha, tine
2IsAday Of July, 1888. - fixed by the
Court for the examination and prov.
ing the last viii and Testament O,
John l.. Vance, deceased, late Of TIE
county aud State aforesaid: and all
persons interested in the matter afore-
said viii appear at SAID time, ~ the
County judges Office in said county
to contest the probate Of said VIII. ii
% desired, otherwise ii will proceed
without delay. and as provided by law
~ Given under my hand and
g., the seal 81 said Cour, this 5th
DAY of July, 1853.
~ JSo. X WILCOX,
1873 County Judge
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4. B. LINE.
Make q B line to ]. q. Potters and
see his stock and prices on boots and
shoes.
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80 f.sA Gi,si.sI.fs1ssS 0-ss.siy1sssSS
sse6s1s 80 10 90
-S4sscA
- sEe s0euy y 0na1A 0o94Y
49,. , - M1o6 - pn5c SS6~S
s1oo.eeyDcU. n 0syv1Efu0rsAvik0e1nOA
S>SWErsese%siEe
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Brick Brick
LAND LOANS

A first class quality Of brick for sale
at the new yard. II. 7. KELLEY. Ar
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Al maid, win he closed at the hours sbovs.
Once hours from Z D N. 70 Q p. -
Money Order once hours from Z .. m. 70 7 .. =.
Once hours on Sunday from en- 10 s:3o .. n.
n. B. NcNirr. r. n.
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TEE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.

casflel0 Pest No. 90. ca. q.
seess every other NesAay e~vssins. Rsssiss
Meeting on Monday svsafsg On ~ before The
oil neon. L. b. AcSrfr.
s. HasT. Adj. Com.
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JUST RECEIVED.
A good line of boots and shoes.
Prices low at J. q. Poticrs.
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Schools are closing every week
now.
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Chas W. Springer Co Supt
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Legal Notice.

In the District Court OF Webster
County Nebraska.
Dallas Z. Newcomer, Pl'tf,)
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S0eflA0'e Apr;ea Ssl0n

APpiIC0
- Edwin c. Hawley. his Atty.
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HIS SOUL AND HIS SILVER,

your asking me Row I came to use it remind,
me OF The story OF the Sootchman who. on his
deathbed. after a life of mesuness. wanted tn
make things all right with the Lord by leaving
some money 10 the kirs.'r
"'Whl the Almighty pass me into heaven III 1
give ie'W" pounds 10 the kirk. dye thipS?'
said he"
! can't promise ye thot mon,' answered
the minister. but I advise ye to try the ex-
pertinent"
Laughing heartily at the story, Rev. F. E.
osporne, of No. 27S, Ogden avenue jersey CITY
pastor OF the First Baptist Church, Yves, Hobo
ken. continues: THAT'S what 1 did with
Parker's Tonic; I tried the experiment. It mora
.oan met my expectations. and l am very glad
to testify to its excellence. 1t goes at once to
tue ROOT OF oil digestive and nervous dersnxe-
ments SO common among men Of my profession
For omen and chronic inpalsds the Tonic ia a
perfect lnvigorator. and is destined to supplant
all other remedies for this Purpose. A single
dose produces a gentle perspiration and sense of
lie which cradicates disease. 1t seems to romeo
eseiy organ into activity. i ndrnir.. il. too, for
habif over lnebriates.'
This preparation, i Oh has bren knovn no
EaIker's Singer Tonic, Will hereafter be calle,,
simply farker's Tonic. As unprlncipaled de. l.
ers are constantly deceIvipg their customers
VIII inl:rinr articles under the name of gingrr;
ahu a ginger Is really an untmp1rtant iayoripp
inXfeoient. we afUp the misleading word
ih,re Will De no change, however, in the nre-
paration itself. and all hotties IN the hands nj,
Healrr.: wrapped under the hume OF Park.r's
facsimile signature of Hjscox & Co. is At the hot.
tom OF tie outside wrapper. mayI2mI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
A WOMAN 8 SMILE.

This description of . woman,,a smile is said
to be taken from q Hawaiian romance, but
there is q certain something about it e~alcuIa-
ted to create several doubts in the mind Of
the reader:' sCrouched at the foot Of anlold
board fence that hid the humble dwelling
from the sharp scrutiny Of passers by, she sat
and idly gazed upon the passing Sehicles and
men,. She was fat ana large of limb, and her
round brown cheeks glowed with the rich
warmth of the chestnut. Her long dashed
eyelids dropped over her ~lustrous eyes, and
the-thick tresses Of her blue-black hair shaded
her aeck aud BOSOM. Suddenly some passing
objeN arrested her attention, and the dark
pupils Of her eyes expanded in amused sur
prise. Her rich red Inns parted and there
flashed upon the landscape two rows Of beau
tlfui white teeth. Slowly her mouth opened
Wider and wider. Deeper grew the dimples
in her bronze cheeks. Brighter danced the
sunbeams in her eyes, until a stray ray,
darting throughthe foliage of an overhanging
Dough Illuminated the deep cavern Of her
mouth, bringing into view the back other head
Then, seeing US, gaze intently upon her, she
shut her jaw and darkness fell upon the
scene." Z
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
WELLS "R0uaH on ooaHs..

Ack fo- 'Wells "aRough on Cofhs.s 1bs
Suick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
Wsrts, bunions.A ~
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DON'T BE AFRAID OF WORK,

Don't be afraid tf killing yourself with
oyerwork, son, is the facetious way the Bur
ington Hawkeye has of counseling Young
menrt 10 thrift. Men seldom work so hard as
that on the sunny side of thirty. They die
sometimes but it Is because they quit work
at p, m. and don't get home until g a. m.
It's the intervals that kill, my son. The
work gives you an appetite for your meals; it
lends soliaity to your slumber; it gives you a
perfect and grateful appreciation ofa holiday.
There are young men who do not work, nv
sonyoung men who make ahvisg by sucking
the end Of cane, and who can tie q neck tie
IN eleven different knots, and never lay .
wrinkle in It; who can spend more money in
q day than you can earn in a month. son.; and
who will go 10 the sherif's to buy postal
card. and apply atthe Office of the street COM
missioner for a marriage license. So find
out what you want to be and to do, son, and
take OF your coat and make success in the
world. The buster you are, the less evil YOU
will be apt to get into, the sweeter wi i be
your sleep, the happier your holiday, and the
better satisfied will the world be with o
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WELL DONE P0R-

A young man ut Glasgow, Ia. was taken in
the other day and done for by a new trick.
he laid a wager with a ~strangerthat the latter
would not WOO. win and marry a young lady
whom, with his companion, he had sees
arrive at the hotel where he was living. The
latter Introduced himself to the damsal- abe
smiled upon his suit, u minister was called in
and they were married within an hour. The
wager of no inconsiderable amount was
handed over to the bridegroom, who lett with
his bride the following day. IL was aft r
ward discovered that the couple had long
been man and wife, and that they had heeS
travelling about playing the same trick at va
rfOua hotels
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
HE CAN'T BE FOUND.
[From the

The Republicans are having a terrible time
with the democratic mayor of Chicago. A
patch from Chicago, they aiIplauded him rs
an ad,oca e of protective taxes, boarding the
democratic lion in the wigwam of the Iro.
queis. Now, having learned that he de.
nounces protection as "a monsters thew en-.
treat the democrats to take his advice and let
caught mapping under a democratic presi.
dent. Perhaps it may enlighted them to look
up the record Of some democrat who in the
days Of Andrew jackson, after decIarins
himself an enemy Of the bank, set u b.
persuade the old hero of New orleans rot 10
grapple with the "monster,n
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WISELY IMPROVED.

ono one can tell what the world has before
ssbut we all know what we have LEFT behind.
Energies misdirected, opportunities vast"
just then q goat struck him In the rear, and
as he picked himself up and cleared . board
fence he continued, but the present Il ours
to wisely improve.n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
REAL ESTATE

now ovr lift Improved Farm in Lafayette County 70 sh. and as many HOUSES md Lot in
Lexington. Have also several dyI Improved Farms il, JurmnS Saline and Bates Counties for
sae. and several Thousand Acres of UnmMUYei Lands IN Southwest Souhsasta and othwpst
Missouri some (which can be bought at great bargain. Now theIm me as pr&s are tending
upwards . ~ -.
W wills o Pay Taxes Rent Farms md Houses nd take charge of property fnonreudsnt
ives are also pepared to make Loans on Long i'm and Low Rates II hteraton landed
Tsnkinsyo 20 for pas. patronage, we solicit. your business in the future promisps fidelity
ind dhpHbh.-
E. wINSOR s. son.
sAmu... -. :. . ..,,,.p insurance. Eli. ss Estate and 1'.nA Agents..
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SALMON AID SOAP.
1From the BROOKLYN Eagle.

TFrom the Brooklyn EagIe.1
General Arthur, one of the moA accom-
plished anglers, that America has produced,
has taken the largest salmon yer caught with
q fly in this country, weighing fifty pounds.
ever larger fish is the presidents friend, Hon.
Stephen W Dorsey, but they were not sal
mons, and he used soap for bait.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
To Two Lulas.
BY LYSADAS.

, I know two lovely college girls.
/ Two lovely blondes. OF purest mould.
In whose deep eyes no man e'er gard.
But gazing therein drowned his soul.
Their beauty 10 the theme of all,
And, strange to say, one name they bear
The sweetest lame TO mortal known
A name that hourly grows more fair.
And 1t is Lula-simple, sweet
Clothed with an essence from above;
Just suited for these lovely girls.
Whom God hath made for us to love.
There Is no carol. tone nor song.
Nor strain of music ever heard,
That half as sweet as Lula ia,
Who's sweeter far than any bird.
The Lula whom I just describe,
A Venus envy:would excite..-
4 girl who has q rosebud mouth,
Whose presence brings to day The light.
Her eyes. are like two starlight gems,
Set meath with locks. of golden sheen,
And like the Lady Edith P.
Reigns DER the hearts of ali. q queen.
Her charms would captivate a god.
Her manners make the men grow wild;
And many would lie at her feet.
Content to gain from her q smile.
The second Lula whom 1 see,
Whose name I dare to breaih with praise
10 one upon whom all eyes resss,
And feasting never tire to. gaze.
A tiny nywph Of svlyaa. foru,
As regal as an Antcinette;
4 little angel in c.sguise.
And. sad to say. a born coquette..
10 sweet and pensive she appea..~
A soul unknown to love she'd. wake,
Aud e'er its owner hardly knew
His heart with snmity sss' hreak.
Love makes sad .hsxoa.ev'ry day
Where e'er these Lovely creatures 20,
Whose smiles and .Elances mash ana, Kill.
Whose beauty seems to hourly grsw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
(From the Loufsyille, XIV, Poytsl

From the Louisville, KY, Rastsl
: Onsyesterday, 4day1, N order from Hresi
dent Bennet 81. Yonng went into effect OF
the L., Ma. b C.. a~ilroad-that no traini
shall be run or work done N Sunday. The
order is an extremely grateful one to an in
dustrious and ~hard-worked class-railroad
employes-and the success of the experiment
will be watched with much interest by other
roads. In this city railroad employees, even
to Office clerks, are required to work nearly
as much on Sunday as on any other day, and
the objection to giving the men one days
cessation from labor has been that one road
could not afford to do It unless others con-
scented to the same arrangement.
A Post reporter this morning called at the
headquarters Of the L., N. A. c., and OBJ
tanned q copy of the order, which Is as follows:
LOUISVILLE, April 10, 1888.
John Macleod. Esq, General Superintend-
ent L., N. A. Il G. Railway, Louisville, Ky.
Dear Sir-In the future operations of the
LouisvilleSNew Albany d Chicago railway,
1t is directed that j SO far as possible no work
be done, or trains be run, upon the Sabbath
day.
You will on the first of May stop all trains
on the Sabbath except the evening passenger
one, Some questions concerning mail trans
portation haye arisen, and If this train is not
required I shall issue q further order concern
Ing it.
In case Of perishable goods or live stock, it
may belnecessary to do some work, but you
wiItavoid this where it can safely and proper
ly be DONE.
You will in the future run NO excursion
trains of any kind, for any purpose, on the
Sabbath. This order applies to campsmeet.
ing trains. II Christian people can NOT n
other places for worship this company VIII
notviolate divine and civil law, and deny its
employees the essential rest Of the Sabbath, to d
carry them to csmp-meeting grounds. !!
l am also informed that 9 number OF the
company's employees have conscientious scru-
pies against any work on.the Sabbath. There
are hkeiy DINERS VINO 90 not feel so strongly
on THIS SUBJECT. under no ordinary circum-
stances must any employe' VINO objects on
Ine srounos VI MS fehxieus con'ictons, De =,
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A BETTER 60.

The following order for q set of teeth was
fS0ehtly received by q Plattsburg, N. T.,
dentist @My mouth 10 three inches across,
0ve-etghts inches through the jaw. Sum
hummocks on the edge. Shaped like 3 horse
more particular I shall hay 10 come thar"
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- These ompan have been TR1E and TESTED by TIME and IRE nc Hound III as
BIZ AL IL wilt. CoLqssA a. CAraTAL AND ASSETS DSsscp, nr,o =. 49,.
md ERsON on LAM or WATER, on BOATS or RAILROADS, in TIT FIELO or in
HOUSES. 1nsurrga ganstloss or damage b.
FIRE, LIGHTNING,
oc,, .. CYCLONE, wIND-sIoRM,
PernSO OF Navigation n dInland Tran an0n.
BY Boa o " ailr0a
CALL at our Office and getty ourP Property insured, or WRITE Us what you want We ill
W ~GGus S WIEN sna 4 " III E9 o ce4iss OF 9e n a. stv that s Ta "a w 70 TH Ha4E EU55 ! VASE Il
sCHooL HOUSES AND CHUKCHEs. 1N ~" 20
E. WINSOR g. SON,
Insurance Axens
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LAUGHED ITSELF sI0K.

The Laramie Boomerang tolls this story ;
Gan insane man named Leonard, who has
been kept by q guard In his private residence
in Denver, recently embraced an opportunity
when his guard was embracing his (the in
sane man,s2 wife and skipped TO parts un!
ing wife, who commands az. income Of about
$500 q year, ohsred &3y reward for ia rs
covery and return to her, tho whole CITY rose
up as one mar and laughed itself sick
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
ELASTIC WIGS.

NJ. Garcia, in his new book, the "Actor,s
Art" says that the,celebrated French actress.
DeJazet, who PLACED the part of young lovers
at TIL age of seventy, used to get rid OF her
numerous wrinkles by means of elastic wigs,
forehead.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
BY LYaADAB.

Faultless Is thy form and face
All ,thst,s grace thou art;
No msn.e'er look'd in thine eyes,
None, but lost his heart.
Is this witchlng grace Of thine
Ever to entrap mankindf
vsx not thy rcet's mind.
Lest he thy faults should find;
Old maids, beware.
Gossips. take care.
Unto hts grace be kind.
How wouii our earth BE- a heaven
Were old maids allow'd here to dwell,
soon they would breed dark dIssenslon.
And make our new Eden a hell.
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STRAY NOTICE.

T'AKEN up by the Undersigned, ~
living IN Lexington township, )S1N
Lafayette county, Mo-, on the goth OF N
april 1883, two Colt. described az follows:
one a bay lilly, one year old this spring, white
blaze IN forehead about 5 inches long, left hind
loot partly white. One a mule, year old this
spring. jet black, and no marks. These animpIs
are on pasture on the S!usher farm, 7 miles east
OF Lexington. on Dover road. They were taken
apr2sf3 MICHAEL aAwMaS
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In advertising . medicine It Is best to be
honest; deception will never do; the people
Won't stand It.. Let the truth be known thu,
Burdock Bloed Bitters cure scrofula. ane all
sruptions OF the kin The medicine is sold
everywhere by druggists. Sold by Charles W.
Loomls. mlstl
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~NIsTRAT NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration dc 6onie
II NON, on the estate OF George Houx,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned on
court Of Lafayette county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date Of this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited With
In two years they will be forever barred.
ap7t5 Administrator de bonis non
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THAT DEFENDS:

The Boston .Hsrald settlesa question con-
siderably discussed in the country paperssin
the following style: az correspondent, sssks
whether It u correct to apply tho WORD mil
II she made the money herself, call her q
millionaire. pure and lsfmp1s. Butt she In
herited her million from . husband, or other
relative, then, of course, she should be called
4 ~millfOnnafreas. al Ia 80 = :
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ terested In the estate of Alfred F. Cobb.
deceased, that the Undersigned, admmis.
traitor. will apply to make n final settlement
OF SAID estate at the May term, 1883.
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 May. 1883.
JOHN C.. COBB,
aDrIt1 Aarnipif-
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WHICH Is THE BEST.

The president having been advised to dis
charge his French cook, the Boston Trans
Crypt thinks the suggestion must have come
the reason that "the American cook can wort
more mischief with the aversEe stomach than
the whole race Of French cooks togethep.n :
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
Can't Say Eaough.

81 cannot speak too highly of Burdock Blood
Bitters; they have been . great blessing to me.
cured me OF biliousness and dyspepsia from
which I had suffered for years." Mr.. ]. Marsh,
Bank Of Toronto. Opt. Sold by Charles "
Loomfs. m,e,,
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n

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interest,"
~ ell in the estate OF Lewis Neale dec dthat the
undersigned executor. will apply to make a final
settlement of SAID estate, at the May term, 1853. of
the Probate court oil Lafayette county, Missouri.
10 be begun and held II the Probate cour. room.
In the city o! Lexington. on the second Monday
In May. 1855. ISAAC SEATE '
Apr7,bF .a
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ADMINISTER ATOR,s NOTICE,

7 ETTERs of administration on tb. estate n,
II Eliza A. Houx, deceased, were GRANTED to
the undersigned on the I'd day OF April. 1888. by
tne probate court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
they may be precluded from anv benefit of snch
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited
WITHIN TWO years they will be forever barred.
L EWING,
0RIlGO - dminIafeaAaA-
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A Word OF Caution.

Railroad men. mechanics. c1nDefcial trav-
elers. base ballists. farmsrs. and others who
labor out Of doors. are peeuliarly liable TO &C.
ctdents and injury. Thamas't Eeleetric OIL for
bruises. burns, bites and sprains. is one Of the
nness applications yet devised. Sold by c. W.
Loomis ,,o,,
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Thunder 1, Down tho Ap..

That for lameness, for rheumatism. for schss,
for palms, and for sprains DR.. Thomas' Esls,.
trio oll1s . positive and reliable remedy. DR.,
Thomas Eclestr,e OIL can be purshassd Of any
druggist. Sold bye. W. Loomis.' MICA
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PENSIONS.

The legislatures of North Carolina and
tennessee have granted pensions to soldiers
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The ground upon which Cincinnati stands
was purchased by j. C. Symes about ninety
years ago for 81 cents an acre. He has not
lived to take advantage Of the rise.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE.

f1SE OF the best farms In Lafayette
~ county. near Msyview; Containing E3H3
Ho acres, I'LL we'll fenoedJ GOOD DWELL 1mI
ing. tenant house; orchard, &c. Will y
pc sold With crop Of wheat, &C., at Q bargain.
upon reasonable terms: all No. / land.
"a have also several thousand dollars to
loan ct 9 per cent.
msystf oto. .. RATaSuN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12

Thirty years. observation convincss the
Harrisburg Independent that only about
three out Of every ten men elected attend to
tneir public duties or are capable of attend
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MAKES HENS lay.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
now travelling in this country. says that most of
worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's Cond,s
ton Powders are absolutely pure and lmmensely
valus6le Nothing on earth will make hens lay
like 81 ertdan's Condition Powders. Dose, one
teaspoontul to one pint food. Sold everyw6ere
OF sent by mail for eight letter stamps. i. s
c. w. LOOMS. S"e ny