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ALL FOB COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC EXEcUTIvE
COM'T. OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY, Mo,

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
COM'T. OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MO-, I
May s, 1884. }
By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Lafayette County, a DEMO
CRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION is called to
meet ut the courthouse, in Lexington, on
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1854,
For the purpose of electing 10 delegates to
the state convention, which meets at St
Louis. on Tuesday. June "a, to elect delegates
TO the N::iCnsl DeInori attic Convention, which
meets al Chicago. IN Tuesday. July 8; and
also 10 select 6 delegates to the state conven-
ton which meets at jefferson City, Mo-. en-
August T., 10 nominate candidates for state
offices. and to transact such other business as
may come before it,
THE PRIMARY MEETINGS.
In the various townships. to send delegates
to The county convention shall be held on
SATURDAY, JUNE :, 1884,
AT the places, and with the representation as
hereinafter mentioned, the latter being fixed
at one delegate to each one hundred votes
east for Sherwood and each fraction OF fifty
or more.
Ciay township, Fairview, . delegates.
Davis township, Higginsville. 4delesates.
Dover township, Dover, 4 delegates.
Freedom to 4nship, Aullville, 9 delegates.
Lexington township, Courthouse, 8 dele
gates.
Middleton township, Wsverly, 8 delegates.
Bar township, Odessa, 3 delegates.
Washington township, Wheatley's School
house, 4 delegates.
VIM. G. McCAUSLAND, Chr'm.
WM. Z. WILSON, Secretary.
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Personalities.

Mrs. J. D.. Conner, who has been quite i'll,
is better.
Col. C. T. Garner, of Richmond, was In the
city Thursday.
Mrs John Davis returned from her visit In
Nebraska, last Monday.
Jno. G.. Young number 3, is now agent ut
Aullville. He is a good one.
Rev. Chas. Steinmeyer, of Wysndotte, Ks.,
has been in the city this week.
Miss Nettie Wallace went to Kansas City
on a visit to friends Thursday.
Misses Mollie and Lizzie WEIGH, of Hardin,
are visiting Mrs. Charles krlehn.
The family Of Mr.. Charles A. Morrison
left. Tuesday, for their future home, Kansas
City.
Mrs. Geo. Koenig was out for the first time
Tuesday, after being confined to her bed for
six weeks.
Mrs. pollie White, of Versailles, KY, is
visiting the family of her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Wallace, At.
was in the city yesterday on legal business,
and paid the Intelligenccr a pleasant visit.
Drs. o. Feagsns and Chas. Smith, Of Wav-
erly, who have been west for about q wear
for their health, are horie again much I'M
proved.
Mrs. A. p. Moorehouse, Of Nodsway coun-
tv, is here visiting her brother, Mr.. John
McFadin. Her husband Is y prominent
candidate for lieut-governor.
Tn following has been sent to friends:
"Dr. j. B. Burbridge requests the pleasure
of your presence at the marriage Of his
daughter Emma, to Meyer Keller, Tuesday,
May 20, 1884, at 8 o'clock, p. M, Christian
church, Dover, Mo-"
Cyrus H. Mccormick, head Of the great
harvest manufacturing company. who died
Monday In Chicago at the age of IS was one of
the richest men in that place. He founded the
Theological Seminary of the northwest and
gave = go. coo telescope to the University OF
Virginia. besides endoWing . professorshlp
Of astronomy 10 connection with 1t.
The following cards have been sent to
friends:-"Msggie E. stevenson-W. 8. Ken |
nedy. Hattie T. Stevenson-R. F. Lancas- |
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Stevenson request /
your presence at the marriage of their dauyh.
ters, Hattie and Maggie, Wednesday evening,
May 81, 1884, at Al o'clock, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. Glasgow, No."
A little three wear old boy was sitting on
the doorstep with nis mother a night or two
ago, when the latter said:-"L.ook at that |
star, son, how bright it is?' "Who lit it!'
asked the boy. "God." replied the mother.
Did he light it with 8 natchf' inquired the
juvenile. mo. my boy, God doss not need d |
match to light the stars with" "No.' said the
title fellow, ibis mother won't let him fool
With matches, will shef" Curtain.
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An Editors Tribute.

Theron r. heatOr. editor OF TT, Wayne.
IND, "Gazette." writes: For the past live
Years have always used DR.. Kings New lis
so'ery, Tor coughs OF most severe character
as well as for those OF = milder type. l,
never fails 10 effect Il speedy cure, Nv
friends to whom | have recommended it
speak OF it In same high terms. Having been
cured by 1t OF every cough l have had for five
years, consider it the only reliable and sure
cure for coughs, colds, ETC." Call at Chas.
W. Loomis' drug store and get q free tris,
bssts. Large size 81. 1xpbsow,y
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ORDER Of PUBLICATION.


In the Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
May t. rm-srd day-May 14th. 1854.
John Reid. surviving partner and Admin strato,
OF the estate Of Chanslor. Dicken 4 Co.
Nov at this day comes John Reid. sur
~ wing partner and administrator of the
estate oil Chanslor, Dtckcn & Company.
ana presents his petition. pray ing for an ordei
Ter me sale or so much OF the real es-
tate OF said firm as will pay am!
arm. and yet unpaid for want Of s%uuiclcn;
assets. accompanied Ivy the accounts, IIsts ana
inventories required by law In such cases; on
examination whereof. it Is ordered that ali per
Sons Interested in said estate be notified tina,
application us Aforesaid has been made. and
that unless the contrary he shown on or before
The first day Of the next term Of This court.
70 TO- be held on the second Monday ia August.
whole, or SO much OF the real estate of .aid
urn :s VIII be sufficient for the payment OF
said Iehts. "
And 1t IS further ordered that this notice be
In the Lexington Weekly InteIIiren.
c:r, d newspaper published in the said coSuty
Oh Lafayette, for :onr weeks successiyeIy be.
lore the COMMENCEMENT of the next term OF tins
court. A true copy: Attest.
AENOpHON RYLAND.
mia Judge of Probate Cont
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THE ALTAR.

ia a Sl,at D 3 5h,' MT s1ty' a IONA &; 5 81 Esy' a.. n
Miss HENR lErTA, daughter OF FIN ora,h. ESQ
At the German Methodist church. 10 this
CHRis. hEiNz and Miss ALVINA, daughter
OF Mr. Wi liam Meyer.
They were rendered a reception at the resi-
dence of the father OF the bride. where numer-
Gus costly AMI beautiful presents awaited her.
The young people left for their future home this
morning.
In this city. at the residence of the brides
George k-onIg, Mr.. HENRY KEIFEk and Misa
ANNIE e. SCHMIDT. Attendants, Mr. Her
man Schmidt and Miss NJ. A. Bour; Mr.. Albert
Winkler and Miss Katie Kisfer- e.,
Elegant marble top dressing case-Messrs.
William. julius. Oswald and H. s F. Waller.
Handsome fancy center tabie-Messrs. Adam
Nicholas and A. WinAler.
Handsome Japanese clOck-G. a. kriehn.
Maroon and gold table coser-Mrs. IT,. A.
Kriehn.
Handsome gold lined individual salts-Mlss
Three oil paintings-Brother of the bride.
-Four handsome damask towels-Mrs.S .Baehr,
sister OF the bride.
Bedspread-Mrs. C. Rebul. mother Of the
bride.
One dozen handsome knives in ase-Mr snd
Mrs. Charles X kriehn.
Handsome pread-Mrs. John KreIhn.
Lace bed set-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wliker.
Silver and granite tea pot-Mrs. G. II. schaef-
erInefer
Silver table spoon-Mr. C.. H. Schafermeyer
Green and old gold table cover-Mr. and Mrs
Fegert.
Set Of knives and forks-Mr. aad Mrs. Frank
KrIehn.
Ha cling lamp-Father and mother Of the
groom.
\ handsome boSdastoMrs. George King.
A rocker and SIX chairs-From the groom.
Richard Schneider.
Set OF sance dishes-Miss Luta Keiier.
Cut glass Cake salcer-Miss kaue Kieier.
Pickle tish-Mr. frankie kieter.
Wsshbowl and pitcher-Mrs. Il. Talbot, sister
| OF the groom
Water set-Mr. Ed Meyer.
Silver butter dish-Mr. II. sInauer.
Fruit pic:ure-Dr and Mrs. Adams.
Handsome caster-Mr. and Mrs. Goehner.
Crystal table set-Mrs F. Voltz.
Humid painted glass aud silver bouquet holder
ard card reeeiyeTIMiss Mary Bour.
pincu.hion-Mrs. Ereigh.
Damask table cloth and napkius-Mrs Gruter.
Pair OF china cups and saucers-Master lance
Frosted crystal water service-Mr. and Mrs.
RostagnO.
Bed sprea. Miss Mary kreutz.
| One dozen silver forks and teaspOons-Crn0m.
Bed spread-Miascs Emma and aussi+ Wink-
Handsome easy ehaiI-Mr. A. Wirkier.
Cut glass ant: silver fruit basket-MIsses Mol
lie ami. Lizzie WEIGH.
Feather bed and p~,llowe-Mother OF the bride.
kinson. rolnred.
Qu;lt-Notiier Ofthr brii-.
The guests from Il distance We're: Mira. Lizzie
Rebui, OF st. Lonis: Mr.. 4 Mira. Sam Baehr. of
Dover; Mr. and Mrs. Talbot, HigsInsvilie. and
Mlsscs Mollie and Lizzie WEIGH. ofHardin
wAt the Baptist church. IL this city. on
i IN nar y Nay IVY, '' Ha,,a at 0 e.Sioca r M. ~
ROBERT +: SMITH. Of the arm Of Egsisston
4 smith. AID hlss MARY BELLE. daashter Of
DIT. L. Bolton. Attendants. Mr.. William
b, Bolton and MISs Iona RYlanAf Mr. EdR Ard
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SPECIAL

Thankful for Past patronage, W.
are now in the nsarket,and W. nave
to say TO all of our friends s.thar
we Will not be undersoid by any.
one.' and before you buy, look
through u stock. 10 not be de.
ceived by Flaming Flacards tof
goods You do not Syant). but II you
want cheap goods and 10 be d
right. call Oh
att NJ. r. 4 GOV
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TIE rOmB

picd--in HieginsyIlle Lafayette County, No,
May Il, Sir. ". IL. HOCKENSMlIH, aged II,
years.
AT Mayvi-w, Lafayette county, Mo-, May
II. Mrs. StIPHlA PROCTOR. a much esteemed
lady Of advanced age.
in Kansas city. Mo. May Il, Of dropsy,
Mr.. ALFRED II OFFUTr, aged about H
years. HIS remains were inferred in Machpn-
lab cemetery.
lin waverly, Lafayette county. Mo, May
.: of consumption. Joseph L., sun OF Hon. Z.
NJ. Edwards, aged 3. yclIs.
Mr. Edwards left Two children. 8 girl and
boy. his wife HAVING preceded him 10 the grave.
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Bucklen's Arcica Salye.

The best salye in the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheuIl. fever sores
teller, chapped hands. chilblaina, corns, and
all Skin erupttons, AMI positively cures piles,
or no pay required. II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect SATISFACTION. Or money refunded.
reprice % cents box. For sale BY c., w.
li'oht's- janhyl
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The Lacjede Club.

The members of the Laclede club are re-
quested to. attend q called meeting, at Philip
Keller's store. Monday evening next. at 8
O'Clock. All members are urgently requested
to be on hand. as business of importance is
to be transacted. Respectfully,
u. NEAL,
GEO. LOGAN,
m1rt1" E. 8. YOUNG.
Executive COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE To

GEALED proposals Will be received at the
- office of tue City Register and Treasurer till
noon, on
MONDAY. JUNE arH, 1854.
for placing tilmg under North sheet, ut The In
ter5ectlun OF Pine street, aG:o,Iins 10 p!eus and
specifications now IN lie hands VI the lI..uroye-
ment CoInmIttte vi this city.
"ne CITY res-r Tes the right 10 reject snY AMI
all bids. e. Il. EAiLAED. MnTOr.
JohH rAushAH, Register an.: Treasurer,
mnyl.ii
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BRICK WORK.

HIaGISsyILLE. Mo-. May eth. 1854.
THO CONTRACTORS OF BRICK:
L Will agree to furnish Brick ~ de- 9..1
pot In Lexington, 30 that they can be
put IN wall at nine dollars und SEVENTH ExH&
i've cents, or Will take contract at sale price
and II my BRICK do not compare with ami
made IN Lexington, they may be returned Ut m
expense.
maylOt8s RAW
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DMINlsTnAToR,s notice.

ETTERS o: administration with will An.
a. neS"d on the estate OF Gideon FiourDUy.
'teceased. were gran ed to the undersigned on
the 10Th day OF May, 1854, by the Probate .courl
OF Lafa Vette county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat,
are required TO exhibit them to me for allowance
within one y-ar after the date OF this notice. O,
they NAV he pracluded from any benefit of such
estate: and fsuch claims be not exhibited with
in two years they will he forever barred.
mavl.i5 W. FLOURSOY.
Admin sirntnr with will nnn.x.i
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Thanks.

l take this method Of thanking all my
friends. most heartily for their great kind
ness In trying to save my goods from the fire
Of last Saturday night; and also for the m.ny
expressions of sympathy for my losses. Sin
cerely yours. A. W. SMITH.
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lI>HE upper stories OF my house on ~
l. Laurel street, Lexington, Mo mi
containing y rooms, suitable for hotel, !Ml
restaurant, &c. The house has recent Ss4
y been renovated and thoroughly lifted up Tor
TWO store-rooms. VIII Also be rented. Terms
made very reasonable to suitable persona. Gail
soon. 3 ml7tf LOUIS BAEJJE RLE.
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RoI1glous.

Rev. A. NJ. Luwisch will preach at Indie
pendence Tomorrow.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning aud evening.
Rev. James A. Quarles will preach at Cor
der tomorrow morning and evening.
There was no lecture at theC Christian church
last Saturday night, as Mr.. Coombs did not
arrive.
Prayer meetings will be held in the Ger
man Methodist church, Napoleon on every
Tuesday night.
Usual services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. the Rev. c.
s. Blackwell officiating.
Rev. W. N. Poage will conduct services at
the Methodist church Tomorrow morning at
IL O'Clock, and at night at ] o'clock.
Daily services at the Catholic church, "a
o'clock, q. n; Sunday services 3 and 10A
o'clock, q. H., and "a O'Clock, p. M, Rev. j.
j. Lilly OFF, iating.
Rev. j. A. Quarles, d. D., will preach at
Prairie church on the 4th Sunday in May,
(the 25th) and regularly on the I'd and 4th
Sundays of each month.
There will be services at thee German NJ. f.
church, in this city, tomorrow morning at
1ea o'clock, and In the evening at Z O'Clock,
Rev. Geo. Koenig, officiating.
Rev. John 8. Denton, will preach at the
Shotwsll schoolhouse Saturday night before
the fourth Sunday Of this month. and will
probably. protract the meeting several days.
Rev. G. l.. Leyburn is still away at General
Assembly at Vicksburg. and his pulpit will
be filled tomorrow by Rev. James Greer.
Morning at 1o1 O'Clock; evening at s O'Clock.
Christ church, Fifth Sunday after Easter.
Sunday school, 9:15. Morning Prayer, with
Sermon at IL o'clock. Evening Prayer, at
4 O'Clock. p. m. Evening prayer, with lecture
In the chapel, every Wednesday evening at .
o'clock. Rev. John Davis. Rector.
There IL talk Of changing the time of meet
ing Of the Sunday school. at the Christian
church, in this city, from $3.50 q. m., to 1870
p. NJ. md also to have the evening services
close of the Sunday school exercises.
A number Of young men In this city have
recently been having a weekly prayer meet
ing every Tuesday night, with the intention
of developing 1t into a Young Mems Chris
tian Association. As soon a. q suitable room
can be secured this will be done. In the
meantime the meetings will continue to be
held 10 the basement Of the Presbyterian
church, all young men, OF men not SO young
for that matter, who live In or are visit
Ing the city are invited to attend. The next
meeting viii be held on Tuesday night, and
It Is hoped that there will he a large attend
an,a.
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FOR SALE.

A RESTAURANT and fixtures
"A doing u good business. Will
sell reasonably, with u email stock H1N.
OF groceries, 2 acres of around at &kS
taehed 70 the house. already planted llc.soI
Tor selling, l Wis!. to go out OF ihs business.
L. L.. STEWART,
mnyl;tls r. l. JuncIInn
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

(,EALED nroposals will te receive al The
- office of the CITY RsgistrE anu Ersasur. r lin
noon, On
MONDAY, JUNE uTu. lssI,
Tor placing ding under franklin sheet. at the
InIers' ctiUG OF Poplar street. accUrdin. " ui.ns
and specifications row III III. IL md. q III. i'm
prOvement Committee OF thts CITY.
The city reserves the :isTt 10 reject sny ami
all bids. =. 4 KAI.i.ARD NaIur
JOHN iAtshAi. Register and rr. asirsr.
nayl7If
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Stock Notes.

Geo. Landlord bought Of D. A. Hancock,
Saline county. a few days ago, 225 Merino
sheep at 81 per head. He also purchased of
Capt. w. D. Rankin. ~ sheep at "a 25 per
100 pounds.
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Ladies and Gentlem IN.

We ask You to read carefully our new AID
in this issue OF this paper. We want your
money, and are willing to work for it, and
will give you more goods for it than any other
house. The prices given in our sd will con-
vince anybody. Come and be made happy.
m10tf W. G.. MCCAUsLASD.
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COUNTY

VI are authorized IN annoRncc GEORGE Nj.
MOUSTJUi ia y canhiiate fr Ie-aieciirn 10
the oiic CT OF County Collector. subject IL The nc
ton vi the democratic party.
W. are authorized TO announce JAMES W.
HARRISON us q candidate Tor County, Collector,
subject to the action Of the democratic party.
We are authorised to announce W. G.
BEATiE as y candidate Tor County Collector,
subject 10 The action OF the democratic party.
We are authorized to announcr DIR. P. II.
!.CHAMBERS a. u candidate for Cou1ty Coilec-
tor. subject 10 the action OF Tue democratic
party.
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Ice Boxes,

l am making an ice box that takes the
chunk. come and orlar size to suit before
the hot weather comes. 49,.
may17t2 A. W. SAITH,
Opposite Postofice, Lexington, Mo.
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No Announcement Made without
Payment In Advance.
PROBATE JUDGE

We are authorized to announce j. HARVEY
NOTATION rs IL candidate for Probate Judge,
subject to the action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
YOUNG rs q candidate for Probate judge of
Lafayette county. subject 10 the action of the
democratic party.
We are authorized to announce XESOPEON
RiLAND as n eanniaate i"r fsooate Judge OF
democratic y .rty.
We are authorized 10 announce John A.
~ - Candid .Is Tor i'r"na,e Juds &c of
Lafayette counly. Missouri, subject 10 Demo.
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FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
BOWMAN as u candidate for sherin. s~utjecl to
the action OF the democratic party.
We are authorised to announce CHARLES S.
MITCHELL. rs d candidate tor sheriff, subject
to the action oi the democratic party.
Ne are authorized to announce FRANK n.
O AS as u candidate Tor Sheriff, subject to
the action uf the democratic party.
We sre authorized to announce JOHN 8.
DIS a Candidate for Sheriff, subject
TO the action of the democratic parry.
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BIDS FOR ROCK wORk:

R1Ds will be received by the undersigned, at
JUNE 9Th. at II O'Clock, nj, Tor furnishing mate.
rial and replacing The rock wall on North street
near Spring street. according to plans and
spsclncatlons In the Office Of the City Engineer
The city reserves the right 10 reject any
ana all bids. JOHN TAUBMAN,
mayl7td Civ ReVi.ter
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THE CRADLE.

Born-At Berlin. Ills, recently, 10 the wife
OF Mr. tkaries Eonnell-a girl.
in eSinrtnn tnwnship, lafayette county.
Mo-, May Il. 10 the wifc oi AFR. j. W. Ander-
SOMA boy
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The Big Fish Eat the Little Fish, and the Early
Bird Catches the Worm

We ha' . been in the markets early. and for weeks. taking
advantage OF every bargain cash in hand could procure. boug6t
n immense quantities; so that now We can say and assert that
Th .+u"- -H - .H'--@
we have hundreds Of Mems Good, Substantial Suits, at 81.
We have hundreds of Good Wooden Suits, at Sc.
We have best Indigo Dyed Blue Flannel Suits, warranted
fast colors, at So SO.
We have,hnndreds of First Class Cashmere Suits. at Sic.
we have hundreds of Good Suits, for Children, at 81.
We have hundreds of First Glass Suits, for Bows. at from
So so to SIS. ' " ON9' a.
We have hundreds OF Good Suits, for Youths, from 81 to Sc.
we have hundreds of Good Strong Pants, at 81 so.
We have hundreds of All Wooden Pants, at So so.
We have hundreds of Boys Vests, at % cents.
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COUNTY rREAsURER

We are aLtnor. ked 10 announce OSEPH F.
III us d candidate for Lointy Treasurer,
subject TO the action OF The democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce NJ. v. l..
MoCLELLASD Us \ candidate for County
cratic paFty.
We are auth1rized to announce ISAAC
A as a candidate Tor County Treasurer,
subject TO the action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce EVAN
YOUNG as u Candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the notion of the democratic party.
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JOHN &. CHEATs5AM T. SON
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS

""hu TUT StfFFt, EFhElElOh. Mo.
\JE BUILD srAiRWATS 1--WE
w Plans md Spcciiics'ians. HiIh EHHa
luli detailed drawings, i"r my ka Il OF ESautl
aIrhi'ectuTal WrrE. III low !ikiIres -EsuH
Wh%re We are rrrIIiok.'i to ma Il ". ia l.. IN
chaT2e tEr raw Z. We sri .ol tn mann
ias'efer, htai bel %"i if". mHhi:r', iiearths AMI
crates. New siy.es oil ian..i- os, ..rE.,! ~,
handsome. tul, g.f
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THIS Is ONLY A DROP IN THE BucKETH

We have, also, an immense selection of Fine Dress Suits, for
Men, 1onths, Boys and Children, which will be in propor,ion "a
low y as any other Goods We defy any and all competition. and
Will duplicate and beat all prices made by any of our competitors.
no matter howlow they may be. E
~ Goods, however cheap, are 6rstclass. and will be guar
'h'e1a a snch' as we positively do not sell any other.
we nave made it our object to combine durability " ith "
IRENE low prices, and have succeeded beyond our expectation.
!. n 40 NOT say ms Is all talk, or judge too hastily, for, as
ilamlet sad, There are more things in Heaven and Earth
horatio, than are Cup to this time) dreamt of in your PHILOSOPHY"
90 please cal! and look for yourself. and let us prove to Won that
what we say is true. Respectfully,
PHILIP KELLER.
Proprietor Mammoth Clothing House.
Lexington, MissourI
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ASSESSOR,

We are authorized to announce JOSIAH
MANN IA q candidate for Assessor, subject to
the action of The democratic purity.
we are authorized to announce W A.
as u candidate Tor Assessor. sub
ject to the action OF the democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce LINN B..
GORDON as q candidate for Assessor, subjecr
to the action OF the democratic party.
An INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
CoRpER. Mo-. March Is, 1884.
EDITOR I~NTkLIIGENCER:- Please announce
Assessors Office OF Lafayette county. subject to
the vote OF tic people.
JOHN W. DEAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-17
TOWNSHIP

CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS c.
as Il canhidute tor Cunstabl. OF Lexfng-
ton township, subject TO the action ut the dem
Ocrstic party,