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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. lss
COUNTY or iAFAYRTrE.
Iu tue Circuit court OF said county In vacation
June 9TH, lsst.
The State of Missouri at the relation |
and to the OF George NJ.
Mouuijoy, Collector OF the revenue
Of I.aia, cit. county, in the state Uf
Missouri, plaintiff,
vs..
Cyathia smith. nnd Jerome Smith,
uer husband; Jane Couch aud
Chs. Couch. her husband; NJ ar
KuIeL johnson and William b.
Jol,sUn, her husband; william
Wooden. unknown neirs Of Hiram p.t,tj.n
WUOlen, Sarah WOoten, Matilda
Hendricks aud LetAU Hendricks
Ler husband; Martha Smith. Mary
smith. Nancy Bradshaw. Mary
CrOwder aud James n. .row,ier,
her husband; Elizabeth l.udlam
aud - Ludlam. her husband;
Mary Mupes aud William Mapes,
her husband; Lucinda Pierce and
benjamin Pierce. her husband.
DalhOuse. defendants.
l her hu bands Jesse Couch and Chr,s. Couon,
her husband, Margaret johnson and William
unknown heirs of Hiram Wooten: You are
hereby notified that said plaintiff has
commenced suit ainst you in
general nature of which IL u obtain n juds-
Inent for the taxes, interest and costa
que o. on the following described Ire real estate st.-
souri,. to-wit: On Que hundred ami twenty
ll2Ol ucres. the southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter aud the east half Vi the southeast
quarter of SECTION twenty live (25J, township
Ioity- eight I4sl. renge twenty seven [27l, said
real estate being delinquent Tor the years
1857. 1863. 1871 1872, 1878 1874, 1875. 1876 1871
ls7s. 1873 lssO. 1851 and issl. and that said
.xes ior said years, exclusive OF penalty inter-
-st ami costs, amount IN The aggregate to the
rum oi Two hundred and .hty-One ami thirty
Six one e-hundredths doiiars, t$25l ami ~ lU0l,
and that the may he declared
lien said real estate. and that the same may
be sold or much thereof as may lie necessary
To satisiy the Judgment rendered herein, with
Interest. fecs, penaltiess Comm AID Costs
And you are further notified that unless you
appear ~ the next term OF said court, 10 be be-
gun and held ut the Courthouse, in the Cty Of
Lexington, in said county Oh the 4th day of
August next. and on or before the 9Th day vi aid
term, il the term shall so long continue, and il
not. then before the end of the term and AM wrr
said petition. the same will be taken as con-
iessed.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof Le
publ. he'd In Ihe Lexington Weekly intelltgeu-
Ger. newspaper publ he'd in said county of
Lafayette, Tor four weeks successfully. the last
insertion to he ut least four week. before the
commencement Of the next term Of tbIs court
true copy. Attest:
Juae'.5 FRANK TRIGG. Clerk,
John $. Blackwell. attorney Tor plxlntln.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATI on.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYkTrK.
In ri,- Circuit Court of said county In vacation
June 9TH. 1884.
The State OF Missouri ut the relation
n,,,i to tae n.e OF George Al.
Mountjoy, Cole, tor OF the revenue
Missouri plalntlG.
w.
Wnli.,n o.. Clayton. Joseph c. Petition.
CLAYTON. George Clayton. james
=. Clayton. Granville Clayton.
Carrie Jones, = minor. Maggie
COwie, Harriet T.. Cowis and
John Cowie. her husband, and
unknown heirs ot Charles Clayton,
deceased, defendants.
Two the said William .. Clayton and un-
L known n.irs u Charles Clayton. de-
ceased: You are hereby nctia'd that
Id plaintiff has :om'neaceL SUIT
liz object ami pe" raj nature OF which
/ to obtain ju!smrnt lor the taxes. IN.
real estate, situate IN the c"un'y I'll Lafayette
aud ), ate ui Miss"uri. to-wn: Twenty (2O)
feet ", 81 par. Of lot two 10 block ior.y-two
1876. is;7. ls;s, 1873. 1851, 1881 and 1852. and
OF penalty. interest an.i casts. amount
| IN the uygrrxale 10 the sum 81 tour
| hundred and nuy-twO and four one-hundredtls
ani lt) an,i tn II the same lnny be
| declared II Irn On sail real estate. ana that
| the may be sold or NJ much th"reef AS may
be urce .sary To satisfy the judgment rendered
| herein, with interest. Teas. penalties. c1hhsn-
| viOns und y.
| Aud You are further notified that uniess YOU
appear at the next Of said court. To he be-
| gun uhd held ut the courthouse, in the CITY Ot
| Lexington, In sad county. On the 4tt day Of
August ne ext and or before the 9th day O said
| term, u the term shall SO long continue anu u
| not, then before the end Oi The terin anu answer
| said petition, the same will be- taken M con-
| Iessed
And 1t 10 further ordered that copy hereof he
| published In the Lexington Weekly inteiitgen-
l Ger, newspaper published IN saiu county OF
I.afuy ette Tor four weeks successively. the last
| assertion 70 be Ut least four weeks before the
CONNIE nceMent oil the next term OF this court.
true copy. Attest: -.
! jane75 FRANK TRlGG, CLERK
John 5. Blackwell. attorney for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
ln the circuit court OF said county in vacation
June 7th. lss4 .
The State of Missouri At the relation !
and Ii tie Use Of George Mount
joy. collector oil the revenue of La
iayette county. IN the State OF Mis- Petition
souri,. plaintiff,
william r Beck. defendant.
no the said William Beck: You are here
L by notified that said plaintiff has commenced
object and general nature of which Is to obtain
\ Judgment for the taxes, interest and costs due
on the following described real estate. situate
In the county OF Lafayette aud state Of Missouri,
to-wI; The west half of lots four ~ amt nine
o.. Old Lexington, said real estate
s-ing delinquent for the years lSs0, 1881 sni
lsSt. AMI that said taxes for said years exclusive
of penalty. interest aud cOS:s. amount in the
hundr-iths dollars tx9 81 lOO) ,snd that the same
may be declared lien on said real estaie, and
lhnl the .aine may be sold or much thereof as
may be necessary 10 satisfy the judgment ren
derei heiein. with interest, ices, penalties, Coin
And You further notified that unless
ynn appear at the next term of said court, to lie
begun and held ut the Courthouse, in the City OF
gust xt. and or before tlie 9Th day of said
term, if the term shall 30 long continue, and II
not, then before the end vi tile term, and answer
said petition the same will be taken rs c,'nfes-
sed.
Aud II IL further ordered that u copy hereof be
published IN the Lexington Weekly lnteiiisen ::
Ger, n newspaper published IN said county OF
laiay etle. for iour weeks successfully. the last
| insertion 10 be ut least four weeks before tue
| commencement OF the next term of this court.
june7ts FRANK TRIGG. Clerk.
| John $. Blackwell. attorney tor plsintin
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07

Died-In Davis township. Lafayette county,
Mo-. June 3. Mr.. JACOB ZENTMEYEk, aged
about 70 years. Mr.. Z-ntneyer WAS a pr0Ini-
nent citizen OF his neighborhoOd. and HE loss
Will be much deplOred.
In Mayn0r, Texas. May Bird. lssi. after
short illness, Mrs. SA LIE W. FRISIOE. rel
let OF tile late franklin ~ FrIstoe UI Lafayette
county.
At the residence of DIR W. a Cord m,
near this city, MAY n "t ncuir intlaMu,n ion
Of the stomach AMI congestion ot the brain, Dr
A. +. LANkFORD, ugrd Il SearE.
Dr. I.ankfOri Was man OF great learning in
his rOlession. and had made his nainc known
In Europe as we'll Ms IN America. lie Was ,du-
Gated al William Jewell college Liberty, the
Masonic College, Lexington. irom winch he
WAS graduated. and graduated irnm jefferson
Medical college, Philadelphia. in 1865 lie was
professor OF surgery IN the Kansas City MEDICAL
College, and nled The saIne chair uIt-rWard in
| the Missouri Medical COll-ge, st. Louis His
| health falling somewhat he came To his old home
to rest and recup. rate. but his fame folowr,
HIM, and he Wus kept IN pretty steady practice.
He was u man oil kindly ami GENEROUS Impulses
| and practiced his profession much noin til.
| love Of his fellow men. He had ho sis or iriends
and no enemies. and his death in The very prime
| of his manhood WAS great shock tu the com
| munity
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
lu Tue Circuit court of said county In vacation,
June 9Th. 1854.
The stat. OF Missouri ut the relation
aud u the of Geo. NJ. Mount-
joy, collector Of the revenue OF La
fayett- county. iu The state Of Mis- Petition.
souri, plaln'ih,
Unknown heirs Of Jesse Spence. de-
PENDANTS.
TJNO the said unknown heirs Of Jesse Spence;
i You are hereby notified that said
You In SAID court by petition. the object
| and general nature of which is to ohtiln =
Judgment for the taxes, interest anu Goals due on
the following described real estate situate IN tns
wit: The west half oil lot two (O. in block Any
(oO). hrst addition TO Lexington. said real estate
being delinquent for the years 1857. 1877. 1873.
1874 1876, 1876 1873 1873 anu 1852; ana tnat saiu
| taxes ior said years, exclusive Of penalty. in
| t-rest and costs, amount In the ae9reSalG, 70
the sum of hny aud seventy lone on. -huntiredths
ts5o and 7iIioO), and TINT .ns same aa, naay ,h.
the same may he sold or 80 much thereof as may
| b. necessary to satisfy the Judgment rendered
herein. with interest. fees. penalties, commits
And YOU are further notified that unless you
appear ut the next term OF said count to bs begun
and held ut the courthouse, in the city oi Lex
inston. in said county ,on ihe Ath day oi August:
| next, and on or before the 9TH day Oi SAN
term, If the term shall 30 long continue. anu II
not, then before the end Of the term. aud answer
said petition. the same VIII Do 'aken ~ con-
| And It is further ordered that q copy hereof be
published in The Lexington Weekly lnfelligen.
Ger, n newspaper published In said county OF
Lutayette, for four weeks successfully, the last
Insertion to be ut least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term OF this court.
ian.9.s IL ,.3!I copy A'e FRANK TRlaG, Clerk.
| JoHN T. RLACKWELL Attorney Tor PIAtntin.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF i.AFArkrrs
In the Circuit c"iut OF LaiHveite county. Mis-
souri-in vacatiOn-May l4,h. Issi.
Bertha Bergman and Henry Berg
man, her husband. pl,intin.. ipe,it, IN
VS..
Henry +. Stuenkcl defendant.
AIOW ut this day come the plaintiffs in the
~ above entitled cause before the under1ign-
.d clerk ol the circuit 'Uuit of Lafayette county.
III vacation, and Iic their petition and affidavit
stating among other things, that tn. nD we
nam. Il defendant, Henry r. Stuenk.i. has all
stale. and has secreted himself SO that the ordi-
uaTy prOcess OF law cannst be served upon him.
II is, thereupon. ordered by the clerk aforesaid,
in vacation, that publication be made, notifying
hin! that action has be, m commenced against
him by petition and attachment, in tue circuit
court OF Lafayette county. in the State OF Ats
sour, founded ON contract TOR the sum OF tw"
thai his property ID about iv be attached. anu
that unrss he br and appear 1T the next term OF
sa a,i court 10 he holden at the courthouse in tue
city OF Lexington, within the county of Lniav-
elite. on Monday, the 4th day OF August. 1854.
and on or before the srd day thereof, u the term
shall so long continue, and If not. then beiuie
the end of the term. judgment will be rendered
Rsai'is. him. anu his property sold 10 satisfy Tue
same.
And il Is further ordered that copy hereof be
publ shed in The Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, newspaper published in SAID county "t
Lafayette, for iuur weeks Successiv.ly, he last
insertion to be ut least four weeks bef re the
commencement OF the next term OF this court.
true copy. Attest;
T.J DuIing and Graves u Auil. attorney. for
plaintiffs. ju0r7t5
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
Fourth of july Celebration 1884.

At Affords Grove, near this city, by Div.
No. 1, Ancient Order of Hibernians of Lafay-
ette county, Mo. The celebrated Richmond
band is engaged for the music; it is composed
of the best talent and numbers II members.
The best of order will be maintained. Prom
inent speakers are invited TO deliver adj
dresses OH the occasion. and most OF them
have accepted. Come one and all, and ccle-
brate the Independence of our country. All
the Kansas City boys are coming down.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
LEXINGTON

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit court of said county in vacation.
May 2Sth. lSs4
James Donlphan Ish. plaintiff.
Mary Hanley. defendant.
no the said Mary Hanley: You are
] hereby notified that raid plaintiu has
lhis day commenced u suit against y"n in sad
court by petition, the Object aud gen.
erai nature of which is to obtain jndg-
m-nt for dIvi-iOn and partition umDng
the part es afGretaid according to their
ght AMI interests Of the following des-
! crbei lands siluutrd IN Iafay yett- county. Mis-
| s"uri, whereof the late Martha lsh died seized.
t"-wi,: Twenty (2O acres oil oi the west si'it Oi
The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter OI
tiDn thirty t;I) i"rty (4O) oil nf the
north end III the weri half %; the southwest quar-
Ter ,.f section twenty Three (23l and 40 acrrs on
of the south end OF the ea'd west hall OF the SAID
| southwest quarter of said sect on twenty three
| t23, and the northwest quarter ni the northeast
| quarter Of section twenty-seven (2); all IN
| township number ifty (50l. ui range number
| twenty mine (,9) Also the following describe,
| lands situated IL the county OF Jackson, and
state OF Missouri. to-wit. The northeast quar-
| number nity CyO) Of range numb'r twenty nIue
(l) and iIy- three (I3) ucTes being the south
west diagonal corner OF the west half OF The
southeast quarter ui section number eight (s)
| IN said township number fifty (iO), of range
number twenty nine (2S) and the southwest
quarter OF The northeast quarter. and the north
-ishL lS), township iitiy CD oi range twenty
C.gi; and >" the northeast quarter OF tlie
southwest quarter OF section seventeen an
| township (JD) ~ range twenty Ellie (2Hl, nll al
SAID lands IN both counties amounting to ioul
| hundred and seventy three {i.ij a"r-s.
| Tia, SAID plaintiff, Jane lsh is entitled
to seren-eIgh'h hs OF sa nr'is. Nh l said dcltndun
May Hanl-S TO one eighth part thereof. subJec
| tn Two deeds at trust gwen thereon by sal,
| Martha lah in her iiie time. one to the Morri
s"n- Wentworth Bank To secure u note iUr on
t,.ll- und one hun!rr't Is 1907 dollars datet
February 1th, lSsJ. aHd one to the Lexington
Stv,Hys Bank to srcur" n note f"r Two Ihousan,
live hundred and hiN tS..aJ,D dOllai.. date
March 18th. lSS:i
And y, u are Iurther notified that unless yol
app. 1T Inc ;:tXt term vi said court, Ia be bt
eun and held at the courthouse, III th+ cIty o
| l.r> vtGn,Iu said county. on The Al
/. day of August next. and On ar befor
the GIh day oi said term II the tern
shall - long continue, and II II Il, the
bri,,Ie the end al IA" term. an.i Lns said prIl
ton. the saline " III b- taken - Confessed.
Ana II Is further ordered that copy hereof b.
published IN The J.r\iilpinn Weekly lntrlligeu
= Ger, new -pap-r published in said county u
lafayette. lor luur weeks -tircrseiyrly The la,
= Insertion 10 lie at least Tour weeks before III
/ commencement oI the neat term oi this court.
a tue copy. Attest:
I may3l5 FRANZ 1tlGG, Clerk.
v by L Il DANIEL, ID. 4.
j. ID. Shew alter and Raliibun 4 Son, attOr
news Tor plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
D., God f.,, of tho poouv Rsrus,us we

ind a w Bargains offer:
15,UOO Yards Beautiful CaicOes, choice brands, at
full Standard yard wide, at
Domestic splendid value at &c.
Bleached Cotton, yard wde standard, at
Obo Cotton, good value, at 4c
never before been
Crash Towelng at &c.
Iuckaback Towels all linen. at &C.
OdozenBe America for co. % and Soc
sold less than
novelties
The 24c
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
A Card of Thanks.

desire in this public manner TO return my
sincere thanks to those friends who eyiuced
their confidence by voting for he at the elec-
tion Tuesday. In my conduct of the office
endeavored to do my duty, but | bow to the
popular voice which has called another to
the place. Respectfully,
,JoIiS rAUHM,S
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
NJ. F. ROYLE a. SON TO THE
'FRONT.'!

This. the leading Dry Goods, Carr
pet and stationery house of the
County, would call the attention
OF every one to the fact that they
can not and viii not be UndersOid.
and leaders, but will give YOU more
and better goods for your money
than any house giving You quota
ttons on shoddy goods aMd off
brands. One visit to their sPlendid
es III hlnent will convince you
beyond q doubt thnt what they snY
IL strlctly true, and that they mean
business! ajtf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
Mr.. CroWdel's Thanks.

I hereby return my thanks TO the many
good friends who stood by me at the polls for
reelection as marshal. They did not succeed
in returning Inc TO the office, but they did
succeed In winning my constant gratitude
With my best wishes,
[ am, Yours Truly,
j. II. CRowDER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
BIDS FOR IsOCk WORK.

dds will be received by the Undersigned. at
ID the Office, in the City Hall until MONDAY,
JUNE 9Th, at l. O'Clock, III, Tor furnishing mate
rial and replacing the rock wall on North street,
Spring street, according To pltnb aud
eptc Ious the OIL the CITY Engineer.
The city reserves the RIGHT 10 Ieiect ANY
and ali IDS. JOHN IAUBMAS.
ayl1td City Register.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
COUNTY COLLECTOR.

We are authorized To announce h,sHI.GE NJ
MUUNIJUY Us u candidate Tor re eiect,"il H.
the uiliu OF County Collector. subject 10 The ac-
ton III the democratic party.
We are authorized tU announce JAMES w
Ii IRItIStJA us u candidate lUrt ouIi;y Coli. ciUr,
subject To the action Ui The drinocratic party.
We are aurhurizsd to announce W &.
BEAIlE rs u candidate lur Cuun.y Collector
subject To The action oi the deih"cratic party.
We are authorized to announc- Dr.. +. II
CHAMBERS Il, u candidate Tor Cuii.Ity Coilec
tor. subject u the action oi Tue deinuci ati'
marty,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
RESIGNATION NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen t" all persons inter
IN rsteti IN the estate ui Mar iia lsh, Il ceased
that the undersigned. administrator Ol aaid ra-
tate, will ap,ly at The May adjourned tern,
of the probate court OF Lafayette county. Mis-
souri. TO be begun and held at the probate cou,
room, in Lexington, Missouri, the both dny
ofJune, lSS4. lnr permission To resign US admin
istratOr Of said estate.
CHARLES IL. PRIEOR,
Tnax3lfl m ruf,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized 10 announce 10 EPH
BOWMAN Us u Candidate for sheriff. SUBJECT 10
The uc.ion OF The democratic purity.
Wanie authorized to aunuuncr Gil AkLES \.
MITCHELL. as IA candidate tor sheriff. subject
To the Of the ueino,i aii': party.
Ne are authorized to announce FRANK NJ.
TEOM AS as II candidate iur 5hrrin, nutJect 10
the action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JOHN i
WHEATlkl as u candidate iur SiIrrlh, subject
10 the action Of the democratic parry.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07

T Have all kinds Of hard wood lumher sS4.
l. Tor sale, On my iarm three miles south 49,
OF Lexington, on ColuM uMbus road. Bills S1SeS
left with me or nj the mill Will be ~.4-
promptly sawed to oruer.
uoftif r.. ALLEN
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
TO LOAN ON REAL. ESTATE,
$1,000 nONR MONEY.
GEORGE M. CATRoN
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
No Announcement Made without
Fay ment In Advance.
PROBATE JUDGE

We are authorized To announce j. HARVEY
NOTATION ns y candidate for Probate Judge,
s,inject to the action OF the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
JUNG as u candidate for Probate Judge of
Lafayette county, subject TO the action Of the
democratic party.
We are authorized to announce XENOPilOS
RYi.AND ~ u candidate for Probate Judge OF
Lafayette county subject 10 the action oi the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
PRATHEk as u candidate for Probate Jut.e oi
L.aiuy ellie county. Missouri, subject to Demo
trutlc usage,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07

keeping the FINEST GOODS
Shades Black also in Dress Silks Sstn veye White Goods
Cashmere
Cdes Hosiery great variety Ladies' and isle h
Othef
mention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
THE LEXINGTON ELEVATOR
is FOR RENT,
WITH PRIVILEGE OF PURCHASE IN
AUGUST NEXT.

'lNHE building is a modern structure with the
i most convenient recent arrangements. Siuh-
uted upon switch nf the Missouri Puciflc u L.,
within six hundred feet Of the Lex ington depot.
II is 34x46 feet. c0ntains "a bins with adt quute
capacity for 10 900 bushels; fourteen OF these
chipping bins with spouts to convey to cars.
There is additional capacity for storage OF 10 900
bushels on second door; corn crib (new build
ingl holding {. 900 bushels, sdjoins the Elevator,
huving endless chain cOnvpyOr to shrller In main
building, that shells at tn. rate OF 500 bushels
per hour. There Is m Oflice separated from
these. The condition Of the machinery is ex-
cellent. engine of twenty horse power. upriS ht
boiler, WAS put in last December. Fairbanks
scales new. under cover. tor weighing loaded
wagons. another pair in house In perfect order
{ have hve thousand five hundred sacks, three
!our;hs oi which but little used one 8 asOn-
hardly soiled-wll sell these to renter tor one
half original whole cost. The facilities for
doing business in Lexington. the ri Ia surrOund-
Ings AMI extraordinary promise oil the vast
grow ing crop of wheat invites earnestly to this
property the attention of commercial men. For
further information apply to
maylTu JOHN REID
Adm illustrator Of Chanslor. Dicken 4 Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07

rINHE uni-reignrd offers Tor sale thai SO,
i magnificent tract Of land known Ms GtsEh
the tirntZ farm, adjoining Par" SSSesS
CITY. Mo. consisting of about $50 acres ---
of irnd PeTrUrs wanting tucn II ihfIn ~" IA"
do we'll to call soon Terms favorable i.r TIA.
purchaser, nurrh cash. balance III ) 'uia
annual pay IneHt., " ith interest al per cent
ml7w4 X q WENTWORTH. Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
FOR SAlIf;.

HAVE for sale. II good young
L Horse, gentle. md works We'll IN A-sSN
single barnsas. Also Buggy amt dar- NAA
ness. Will sell together or separately
aproGlr GEORGE ). KATIiEUN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
FARM FOR SALE.

CENEN miles southeast OF Icssi, 81 .-f2a>
- acI les in cuitivntion; u acres OF II III sEaSsTs
wheat; ~ acres OF good ,lmbsr; small SzpS
dwelling; gOod fences fine Orch,'d; NV >AA-
ing waiter Apply to lay lor y l..sucar. ~ On
the prem ises t. w : IIixs, innIliI
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
We HAVE BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for buying cheap many years
the wants Of not only our City Trade but OF our
friends County WE'LL being unsurpassed and
ALSO occupying, do buildings doing mostly our
saving thereby heavy rents and clerk hire an
prices that can't be duplicated by any house in
this county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07

GARN EAR SAIE

A GOOD FARM oi 80 three
uul d hall mites south al LrALg- E3".l
ton Tern,1 .nn''" App:y IN 44ul
aSttf JOHN =. BLACK WE'LL. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
ATTENTION!!
First Battalion to the Front !
HEAVY REINF0RcEmENTS TO FOLLOW
As the situation imminent, or rather
the of
CHEAPER DRY GOODS!!

Being always the alert, seeking opportunities by which
do the people the good thereby increasing business we
have searched markets (Which In
pressed sate) Bargains We succeeded wonderfully taking
and the result is
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
AuCtiOneer and Collector.

TIME undersigned Will attend sales as auc-
l. tiODerr anywhere in the county. and will
also to u general c"lirctihg business. Charges
moderate. and prompt attention prolniaed.
Address, al Lexington.
Yours respectfully,
iuly2lJi FRANK II. THOMAS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
TOWNSHIP OFFICES.
HAKD WOOD LUMBER.
CONSTABLE,


We are authorized to announce THOMAS G..
YOUNG as II candidate tor COn1tAbl. of l., King
ton township, subject 10 the action oi the
NIL
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07

inspection of Goods ana rrlces eelg
convince he
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-06-07
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