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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
A New Conundrum ,

'Pray tell to me the difference, DEAR"
Said Edward to his lass,
''There 10 between U store cashier
And the teacher of class?''
Ihe damsel, smiling, eaid. IL will;
The difference you will find:
The store cashier, he minds the till;
The teacher tills the mind.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
A Matter of Pronunciation,

How fate the honest man derfdes!
The man who for his new straw hat eves
And many. other things besides,
Delights In native grown tomatoes.
ihe man who always "psys his way''
Sits down to liver and potatoes. !:
He'd gladly eat, but cannot pay
The price demanded for tomatoes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
mn P. HI. CHAMBERS.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, office !9pposite
fcourthouse over Graham y MOrrison's store.
,roai janlI6-ly.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20

LEXINGTON, MO-,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, viii practice in all
IA tae courts of the Sixth Judicial Circuit;
The Supreme Court of Mo-, and the Federal
Courts sep20ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
No Rose Without a Thorn.

W men summer IL breathing her swestest delfstt.
bloom,
'Tis then we must spring from our couch in .hs
night, :. =. I
10 chase the mosquitoes all over the room.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
Catches the Wrong Fish.

Now TO the pond the small boy hiss
To fsh tor pickerei. perch and pout,
But soon returns with weeping eyes,
To have that rusty hook cut out.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
ATTORNEYS.
DIN s. BLACKwELL. ALBERT R, sTROTHER
BLACKWELL s. STROTHER,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. VIII practice in all
n the courts Of the state. Prompt attention
given to all business entrusted TO their care.
Office in Masonic building over Trigg 4 Shields
store iaulOyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
Life.

Day breaks upon the world,
And people rise from sleep;
Man Roes OF to bis toll.
And woman stays to--sWeep.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
ALEXANDER GRAVES. WILLIAM Aui
GRAVES & AULL.

TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Lexington, MO-.
"A will practice in the courts OF the sixth judi
cial Circuit. and United States courts, rlonp. up
Cnmmor,,si Rank jan6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20

From the Rink to the Beach.
And now ills almost time sweet maidens think
From " ban dust and smoke and heat to aee.
TO put aside the rollers Of the rink
And sport among the rollers of the sea. d
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20
XENOPHON RYLAND.
RICHARD FIELD.

A ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Will give prompt at
n tention to all business entrusted To his care.
WIN practice in all the courts, except the Pro-
bate Court of Lafayette county. dec2yl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
DRY 4u,,ps.

PRINTS Morrimpck, flnoy, 8 l.., Man.
chester, Arnold, 6h; Amerlcgu, q;
Pueblo, 5l-a; Hamilton, O.; Gloucester,
b; Gloucester mng., ~; Gloucester
silver grey, ,,SN; Allen, .; lodi, 4 u;
&; Alien pink ana purple,g; si'opson az
yer WcN o; Richmond, pink aud purple, q;
Dnunnll sorting I leg; RnrettR shifting,
VA Allen check, ~ Peabody, black, 8 i.S:
Simpson, black, 81 Rosedsle fl.2.
bhoWE ~ ENItNG-Crown, Z L.; Au-
gusta, u; httrlch Ill. 6T; Charter OAK, AZ;
Live Cab, 4; inieunt,onal, s 10; laurence
al, " Glendale. "a, Enterprise, @, Glen
dnlo, IN; Nouii A., l.2; Admission, ala
hR0WN suligrfNU--cast irou, \; Farm
crsi ! II; Honest IL, PocnhontaS, IL;
Ailenuslel Bt.uinry Bl.9i Dwight 1t;
lockwood, D Sd Anna,ohai . l-ii bedford
BbEAcHEp SnrETTNa-New York 40 IL.
Wamsutta, lOit Lsugdon, y, i.onsdpie. n,
lsonsdale onmnric, "; Mss1nville, 10 10,
eruli Of the Loom, "a, Gold Medal, IL,
Cream OF Crop, 80
Observation-Disclosures. A o A, II, Amoa.
kens A. u, swift River, ~; Sinndard
<, q; tpson Ky, ln.l; Enstrp IA, 10.
nnRlnnd inncv, fNf, Acme nnn, w.
Naleigh, D, iandau z, -, FUari klyrr,
iRsy; slbley awning, u.
srHirEs- HAMILTON, To-. Thorndyke,
lei American, q. Rock Rlvcr, q. Haleish,
unknown. Ga, w. -
DustNs- Ainoakeag. lgs., Otis, Ia.
York, 10, Warm, lSl,,
IN GCKs Assn pIAtDs-.Mount Pleasant.
II Catuba, ~. Old Dominion, !. Mem.
pills, Id. Queen CITY, i.i, Augusta, Z.
I.nnetec, ~; Coitnndale, :. Cumberland,
heck, Smiley, ~.
utsonAss- Bates 3 Id, Seteryillp, q.
Wsstv,lle, Z, ilatss Dress Plaid, ~ Scotch
y. II l.a. AnlnakeHg, Z ~, B-ilevieW,
~ Washington, y, Windemere, TIA
tnEViOrs -ilstaaie, 2 10, sterling. 1.g.
Unknown B. y 6l.i, sihley, se.I; Glen
Everett, IL; Bnss, s, h,lverialv, ). Ar,
nnRtin, v; Victoria, ~ oermsnis, u i.2,
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81 l-2; December, closed S,sOtoss,i-a
,,'' y % . 70 ~ lower; Gosh 500; NOyem Der
sss S'S' tsto5 80; October closed 5.eSto
sVxed meats quiet; dry saltea shon.
eers, 500 S75i short rib, 90, short clear.
At The afternoon board wheat opened
MAX MAX, 80, closed IS .; November, Sc IA;
December, So IL.
Corn Is higher Tor November.
PorR aud lard Unchanged.
Inc Dfoyers' Journal Ieports. Cattle
receipts, LOO; shipments, 2,iO; market
SOW ana prices II to % lower; shipninp
stesrs, 5.oV 10 Q 20; stockers and feeaers, ID
q, 20 ooV; cows, bulls and mixed, l,5 to s 90;
lhroL gh 'exas cattle shade lower at . 5i
500; Western rangers 10 TO Is lower. the
lowest day OF hs season; natives ana half
800. sew w
osogs--RReessipts, $3.50; closed 10 cents
sheep.Receipts, 800 market steady:
natives, $50 to $50; Western, LIS to 3. "a:
Texans, so to275,
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 carloads, ali for tho m trkeL. duh inn
closed weak, with 80 carloads TO carry
over; common 10 prime Gative steers sold
III 3.to TO 10, including 500 TO an ,xuorter
AZ % 10 o o0, u few SO ecte5 extra steers
west ny o'To 10 obs, and q carload of Chero
sheep-Receipts, 5000; nearly nat, nt
lowest nsures of the season; trading linz
lied; FAR To good sheep sold at 3. 90 10 Q 80.
fair to good lambs ~ 475 to 10.
Flour duh and heavy.
a, Wheat--Spot lower; closed heavy: on
tions lower, closing steady: No. . red, 95sl
10 ", elevator; 9S t. O. b., No cred, Octo-
Der, % to %, closing 95: Move nber, 9jS 10
w, closing III ia; December, 0lN to 93A
Corn spor stesdy; options opened
nj her ana closed steady; No. 2, 81 to 81 Id
elevator; 81 IA ailoat; No, ., October, 5VE
TO 69;s, closing 5Ds4; November, SO TO SO Ia.
o,o:osins o.; December, 4SX to -, co sing
Cofiee-Spot fair; RloQulet and steady,
So-4; options shade higher and Iairly nc
i've sales 25,25D bagsi October, rs to :, 20;
Eovember, no TO las; December, 40 to
7.l5; January, 20.
sugar Refined easy; white extra C, s
1915; OFF a, rs TO q; mould A, 6 Lilo;
standard A, 10 l8; confectioners A, q IL
10 ll-lo; granulatod, 6 0-l6 to G SIS,
hlce hte& y and fair demand.
FORK quiet anu steady; mess, 0. so to 10 on.
Lard lever and more active; western
December, 6.22 to62s
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LINUOkA.

ALooHoL-Per gallon, 20 Ia 2SG.
Observation-Disclosures, p0r gallon, so IN
oUl; Imported Cogpac, lS77, per gallon, 4 80.
w, %; $50, 70; 1855, 50; lSe1, 20; 1883,
500; 1875, 10 80; utard, Dupuy & Cos Cog
nae, lS73, so; 1870, %; 1854, 90; 1879, 10 q.
blaquet, nubouche & Co.'S. Cognae, ISIS,
leo; 1870, 70; 1915, 400.
dlN-nomestic, per gallon, LIS to 2 co.;
import Holland, 3 90 to S75; str Robert Bur.
nett's Old Tom, per caslS, s 30 TO 900; Hol-
'and, per case, 80 " l50O.
WHISKY Rcctldeh IS per cent. proof.
per gallon, Sli Western, 20 TO %; Bour,
bon, 40 TO 81 50; Rye, 80 To 3 80; Scotch i'm.
47b - W
CHAMPAGNEs-Pipa Heidselck, quarts.
per dozen, Is 90; ] Krug & Co., quarts, per
dozen, IL SO; Nicer Il Chondon, Sinery
Mousseux, per dozen, "a o.; G. Goulet, per
iozen, ~ no; q II. Mumm 4 Co.'S. Dry
Vorvnay, ~ 75i Extra Dry, % %; pints, 3 90
additional.
WINES California claret, per gallon, 75c:
1ieniaudel, MOL, per gallon O0to / rs; i'm,
ported clarels., ordinary, per cask, 20 90 TO
Sto; FAMILY clsrets, per cask. 20 on TO lbs 90:
nue. claretS, per cask 100 % to It's 90; Me.
doc, per case, 300; 81 Julian, per case, 9 SO:
Mhrgeux. per case, 90; ponte Canet, per
Csc, III ~; Lacrosse, per cass, II 90; Leo
veil, per case, IL %; Chateau Iatltte, per
case "a W: ordinary, per case 3 20 TO 9 50.
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nARpwARn ANp MErALs.

AxEs-Collins, p aasen, 500; Gold Dol.
lar, 4 dozen, $40; Diamond Edss. "a do-er
40; Double BIZ, l7.ca
sxiLlErs AND LIps-i,<c y n; sugar
fiS PI.ArE-r. G. lexla, 4 box. 1. oO.I n
ltx,si. box, 90; Texno isxen, 81 box. 50:
rerne, SixsS, Z, box, Ia. 90
iINwARE-pieoed. discount 50 4 cant .
stamped, discount 20 Z cent
SoLosE-No. |, &c; No. y and \, lSo n N
DUCK HoRsE Coil ARs--No. /, rs Il dog
dANEs-,lwo loop, $50 = dozen; thrcs
loop, S.75 q dozen,
TAcKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, .. 90 n boy
Skuk hoEs--A dozen, 7.D: railroad
picks, q dozen, $50,
MArrocKs--Ts dozen, $50.
nvEsf. BELTISG--O Discount 50 . cent,
NArls--s.0o, rate.
count 10 per cent; AIaes' list, steel ssoois.
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY NARDwAgx-Shatts. enisha,l
suo; poles, Is 50; singlotrees, wagons. AZ.
lect, 20; buggy, : Is; express, 250; wagon
tcngues,lQ, 90; hickory sxles, 10 90; holsters,
40; coupling poles. 4.Tj; spokes, xxx, 50.
iect, 20; NIX, $50; sawed lelloes, lsx, La.
y 2oV; BoMdeu shoes, 600; nnrthwestern
morse nails, No,6. 500; 4, G.25; s, 500: bar
Mon, se rttei plow steel, 70; spring steel
bUGGIEs-Grade h, and spring ton, 90 Oh
10 sgO.Oo; do, open, 900 10 5000; do aide
spring top, loo % 10 1890; do. side bar
l1hoN 10 $50 60, do. phatons, 1850 10 $50 LOO,
erade A, side spring, 100 90 20 $50 .OG; 40
pnatons, loOcO to 10000; huDlr seat bugg ga
i,S ~ TO 2N.n; nsasssrm springs, ITO 90 ID
tau'' hree snrsry wagons, Al.tp 10 les,
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GENERAL MAhEsTs.

.. kANS CITY
,sh y CITY, ust, 2l.IWheest lower;
ember, 20 10.
Corn quiet and wonls; cash, sliA; No.
mner, ~ l.2 asked; year, 90 bid
Oats norlinal; ~ III bid
ne Live stock Indicator reports. Cat
q Receipts S,ts2; shipments, 2,0'I; ~ call,
Uw IA To 10 lower; exporters, 3 20 10
~; good 10 choice shlppiog, i.s5 10 . rs;
pmmon 10 medium, I ~ iU I ~; stockers
M leaders, 2s5 to 100; COWS, 2.O1 TO 100;
Ass Texas 81, era, . o. TO $50
poSs-Reccipis, $40; weak slower; %
sheep- Receipts, l5,; shipments none;
endy; fair Ia go'd 800 to3 20; common
medium, l50to2 90.
ST. LOUIS.
kr, Louis, Oct u = Cattle Receipts,
~; shipments 100; easy for all grades,
t utcllnet; fair native sh,pplt x steers,
nv 10 500; native butcher alUor, Q 80 Ia
Roui mixed luls, bulls, cows and helfera,
Nv 70 JOY; stuckers and feeders, go % $40,
Nehs, A. 10 $40; iodlauS, 40 to375.
hofs. -llaccipts, 500; supply II cru and
nrket active ne 3 IS 1876.
Sheer Receipts, l,1l; ahlpincnts, 1870;
~ grades, comtuoo 10 medium natives,
10 20; 70 10 choice, 40 20 81
nos, bto2T5 Texans, l.15 TO s.5l
fiour Jul and lower; family, 30 tnS,Sl;
oice, tW 70 t,Oi fancy, 4 30 TO 400; pat
US 2Sto5 ca
Wheat very ACTIVE aud lower for Decom-
nnd May opened "a TO a. of, then
Faulty dtcllnodt the close nd I'M he'd
70 ia unuor vest nd y; No 2icd, cash,
loul l.2, Or,ober,ul l.2tpOl l-i; Nuvem-
r,vSes To %, December, pili to va. May,
a TO LS'ss; market closed ut inslde
Iorn lower, weak and very 'iow; No 9
NNVt. tlkh NJ l.OI, VsA. Nay ntlNp ~ -
paiss'eady hutscarccly sny'hlng dono;
N xcd, cash, 81 l.2 t. 2.'l bid May
Ccrnme firm atts0.
m.c2l quiet ana unchanged.
WhisAy lower AZ 1,l5.
'fovisions slow nd weak AMI only lob
ue done nj about pr vious prices
hltctnoon Boaru. wheat dImnral's ed NJ
eningo board, but later advanced sharp.
and closed ~ higher than at o'clock,
e,ng, OnioDer ~. Nuvoinher. W @.
!nbei, tO,s, May, loss. corn nominate
as flrm, hui no Gales.
CHICAGO.
nfcAoo, Oct. 81 -Four qulei and casy'
" heat active and lower with sharp 80 l.
both by shorts aud unga, op ming IL
l.2 lower. rllllsd | cent, but again f.
~ Ia. Failed -, Il. clined . I, fiuctuated
N tie n kolu OF lei ffrm yesterday 4 cll D
n tire, closing ~ the Inside prices DC
Der, s. 10 20 s.s. clcsci 81 les. Novembe q
toSj Q :. clio 81 $40. \, december " ~
~ ~ c esd .. ss. May, rs to s.s'
'oin insrks srain weak and lower,
f'lsneu ~ ,t,clcsing ~ about the Inside
III. ~ 81: Octubsr 4 !. 10 al III. closed
~, Novmbsr,5 % b. 80 ~, closed, sp,s,
pr, 10 "a a. 55,s, closed % IS. 10y
0fk moderately a tive, Is 10 70 loser,
~ ~ TO S&i November, closed $40 10
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AoIDs-Acetic, loo % ID; benz ole, Ole Z, or:
sarbolic, iGc .. ID 81 ric, 55c 9. III; gallo. iSc
6 OF; oSellc nc II ID. BaiicyliC, % a III.
tannic,sl.t6 q ID; artaric, powdered, Coz al :
ALuM-31sg6c a ID.
1879 III 1'''''
ARROW RooT-- bermuda 4hc "A ID.
tolu, 50c I. H.
BARE--Uass!s l2c u b; sassafras, lcc Z,
Wild cherry, l4c q ID
BAY RUNS g275 Z, n.
ID sMUTH -Sunnit ate, $226 q ID.
BLUE MAss--iic d ib.
BoRAN-- 20 3 ID.
Experimentation, 7jc {, 10; English,
81 81 ID.
-, CANrnARIpEa--Russian, powdered, 90 10
.75SGsSc Z, ID.
CISoHoNEDIA--p. d W., l-oz walls, go y
or h,pz cans SO q %; Is. {; = %, LOG vials,
2lc q OF; 5-u2 cons, los floG
COCAINE Muiialo, crystal, l0c z, gr; 4
per cent. solution, 4, 81 n Oh.
CoRRosIYE UBLiNATE $50 q 10.
CREAM TAkrAR- Pure, COW iered, sOc a 10
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD lNQl c ~ 10,
q ID, ''>''''
GuM--Arablc, 5O@ooc 4, II; asafteildp. 9sc
Tlb; opium, So S5ailO I'm; canphor SSc An
Hops-- Pressed, 2W2 Q y ID.
IODINE Sesubltned, 81 q H.
IonofosM.-i.c Il OF.
LEAVES Buoh1 l5c q ID; rage, pressed,
as u q N; SIENNA. NC n II.
MERp uRY-.dOG II n.
=, MoRrniNE-.P. q w, II, $S05 a OF; +. &
W, OF, s. s; Smiths h,$2.1O; OF, s2.65
OILS ergnmut, Sanderson's, s9.25 Z, Ib;
casein, 81 - ~ ID; castor, sl.i5tpl IS II gal;
cloves,SL . q ID; cubebs, $40 6 IL: lemon
Sandelsop's MI III, peppermint, 81 pm;
sasoairDs Sc q, II,
toNs iuM-.erJmide, Acc a 10; chlorate,
an ~ 'o"'u'' ~
DIVERS PowDres--Sl 10 n N.
QulNiNE-t W., ags, efc f,oz p. & W.
,-oI gans' NC 9 OF y. Il s, OF g2c 3, OF; II,
d =. boz caus, SIC u OF.
HED pREC PiTATE--S5c q II
soAr.'Cas,ilc,mottlel, 500 q ID; white,
Cont, II 100 n N.
sTkYcnNINt-Crys'al,ll u, &i,Go r or.
SuLruuR.-3 30 y 10.
CO. q n.
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He BUSINESS WORLD.
NEW YORK DAILY REPORT,

NEW YoRK,oct. a. Especial. ! Railroad
stocks active aud excited, with important
advances In several speclalties.
Money On call At tn, Stock Exchange
III TO "a per cent, the rui'ng rate is
nowa per cent, ana large amounts have
been invested in railway stocks and bonds
which VIII tend TO maintain the higher
rates,
Sterling exchange firm, due to the
fact that heavy sales of bills have
been made against purchases of
cotton on OPTIONS, and owing to
the slow movement of cotton, drawers arc
practically short OF the market, as bills are
now maturing anu cotton drawn against
Is not yet at hand.
Railroad bonds active and higher; Rous-
ton q Texas Central, main line, iirsts, 100;
seconds, n to ~; Fort Worth h Denver City
|S's, $50; Missouri Pacific consols, IOS
The cotton market was again weak
1or contracts, ana closing prices wero at a
decline cf2to points from last night
|There were no speciali,iniluences at work
|to'day which would account for the con-
|tinued depression in the market, and the
|cnly theory which receives any accom-
Itance Ia that Wall Street is interested Ia
deal" to depress prices, and the TACT that
prominent bankers are practically short az
the market, on account OF maturing bills.
drawn in anticipation OF a revival as the
basis for this belief. Transactions were
Smaller Ia volume than In the two preced
ing days, and there is no evidence that the
clrcle Depreciation is widening. On the
CONTRARY, Gotten men appear TO be doing
very Iittlo In the market. Liverpool advices
reported the market in the buyers favor.
but 1t is known that little Interest Is shown
in the market abroad Southern adyiceu
speak of the quiet and easy markets, and
[rom one section of Tennessee q heavy
lrost was reported
Wool market RULES firm, but there is n
tendency On the part of sellers to induce
purchase, although 1t CO.. not be said that
Concessions are being made. Texas stock
las all been taken and growers can CON
ratulate themselves upon the favorable
eturne, tho averag ance over last year
Peing cents per pound.
Caltle easy with moderate inquiry.
Hides in f.ir demand with prices firm.
Leather holds very strong and the de-
pland continues liberal
Sugar dull and easy.
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LEATHER.

Loursvr.LE OAK SoLE LEArHrR..X
neavy, tree or brands, 300 III; X medium,
SIC 10; medium, one brand, $50 ID; BaItI,
more crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, S5o1SSc.
BUFFALO 'SLAuHTER--Prime, Is to % ID
SIDES, Zoe ID; good, 10 to rs ID sides, 2Sc 10
counter, u to lais sides. go per ID; g. D.,
~ TO 500 n; No. 3 oak harness lea, ri 10 s2c
10; No. hem harness lea 200 10; No, 2 hem
harness lea, CSC III; No / hem slSjrting
lea, Sic 10; No. hem skirting lea, 81 TO S2c
10; welt and bride leather, 400 10 s 90 a
pHII.A DELPHIA CALF-- Extra ouel,tv
2 To 81 lbs 20 dozen, l.20 10; - 10 ~ lbs To
doIen, ll5 10 isto 20 lbs todoxen, !. O5. "a 10
Oios o dozen, 100 10; 80 ~ 10 ibs 10 dozen.
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FRUIT AMI POULTRY.

yrIoSs-st. Louis, 20, per barrel.
yAnb AaB-fn crates, 40
.uicEEss-uens. s.e1, spring. a5O.
sugs loo per dussu
tursEa Best grade northern, &c. best
Dallas ,punty, " ialu other Texas county
onhnt. 10 sccoriius 70 quality.
asrbss-i.m pet brsael; ~. Louis, s.si
LENoys--tl. o, per boz.
OtANers "a 81 par b-x.
sw <st PorArbsr-sc
pc res bushel. = = =
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LivN sIuuN.

rnequotailons slvcn below refer 70 r-asa
cattle, living weight
BEEvEs..G TO $40 an.
Cows..lSsec y u; mllch cows, COM.
mon, ~ TO 50 n head.
SuEEr-.prime. lisr r..
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LndIc.. Your Ancntlnn

l have aided lsrgs sllk depart
meni, 10 black aud c1iored siisr. In
Rhauain Tficotin-s. Rhpdsiiiier,
l. ons suu other qualities. All 1 nsH /,
come ses lie -ilks snt nrice them.
y. nAruAN.
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Established Storthe
Disc Asses NERVOUS DEBILITY MANHOoD p
TEMPE Syphilis
structure dIEET on.
P"on Malaria liberation,
u fo lie new and certain methods 90
csd consultation
less We can benefit oco
treatment male and female assistants patients under r
rates.. '-'' N-N'
ENsend taking treatr
Hours Ito Address
III. Mo
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Young ard Middle-Ased Men
A SURE CURr.

Ine awful effect OF carly vice, whica.
mind and body, with all ita awful Ma b..
I0r9 tho inevitable sequel, CONHJM =.
nioN, setg In, or Palpitation OF the Haas..
humidity, Trembling, Nervous DisohaSSes,
80 huOh no Bx FEARED, IAck ~ Ideaa
IKE To Social Life and BIT, ,siius Wan
chOly.
MARRIED MEN. or thoss .I.a-,.,,
on that happy life, aware OF Physics -
,niii,y, Excitability Of the Nerves, or olh,.,
Irregularities, quickly assisted,
NO MINERALS UBED.-sYoune pac,,,.
losing their health, and spending tiins
and money with those unskflied and NM
qualified 70 treat them, causing fatal tiis.
orders 70 tho head, throat, nose, liver AZ.
CURED.
LET NOT FALSE MoDRsTY deter ycp
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1iipEs-No /, dry flnt hides, lie :, 10,
No !, y Din, hldes, llc q lo' No dry
% q 10, Try bulls and bad u smaged, 80 "a n .
dry deer skins, lgs {, 10, M. |, gfsen saltsd
hides, Use q 70. NO :. green ented hiits,
e1c 1, ID, No. |, green butcher hides, &c \
~ No. :, green butcher h des, &c fiS, sheep
skins, uptljc each.
Wo.l.-Fall CLIP, lOQITc AN.
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The bss, brought TO Texas, sold a,
ALs1oN's.
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CONSULT
DIX. WASSERCUG
tFron Russian Poland)
On All Diseases Incidental to the Hu.
nan n0dys

Oh, WAsSERCiC having bad nyac,,,.
and experience for the last 10 Years. will mn.
ANTBB A CURE. W
IN cases of Cstarrh I'm all its stages.
sonrvs, 8iotobes OF the Skin, liberated
Legs Cancers. Tumors, Skin piseas.s
ofEvery Form. Inflammation, saIa,nc.'
eont, liver Complaint, Dyspopsin,
Asthma, Dysentery, Piles, Fits, An JJrI,
nary and Kidney Troubles, and disearss
OF tho Eye and Ear, Lung diseases, In
o'sesuon Ana Nsrvoug Debility.
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Stocks and bonds.
NEW YORK, Oct 2l.-Bonds closed ct The
Dlluwing Dricgs bid.
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EXPORTS AND srOUkA,
Exports nom all United SAFES ports thus
FAR This week: Great Britain, 1855; Franco,
6,IA; Continent, SB,2i2. Stoct AZ all UnitoI
states ports: Th!s day, 5i0,2S0; this day
last year, 5liSS1.
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DIT WA. ksMNCUG. Consul
7sa ElSr street.

an .,... Next snewb uldingl ~~-'
rites
WASsERCua W
iouss; On 20 Ssa slrs
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fIlld, fAske,l,
u,pEtANn wnoL,

ToSR :. closed, New York, quiet bu,
ate dy New dreams, steady, Liverpool
quiet and steady,
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IoNE-C'osed: New York quiet but
nrm; New Orleans, easy: Galveston quioL:
Liverpool, dull; Dallas, firm.
coI'ron oHOcaaEHT
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KANSAS CITY, uct, q .-Whest lower
sh, ~ l-2to " "a; November, il.a; De-
embor, 20 10.
|Corn quiet and woals; cash, 81 ii; No
Emhnr NN 10 IA I. .-.-.... ~ Y -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-04-09
Jefferson County Court.

Proceedings of the special session of the
County Court of jefferson County W. va,
March 10Th and Dist, 1885.
David e. Henderson appointed road survey
or of Precinct No. 3, Middleway District, IN
place of T. c. Watson, resigned, and qualified
in open Court.
f. G w Herr appointed road surveyor OF
Precinct No. ?, Shepherdstown District, for one
year and qualified in open Court.
NJ j. Bilmyer appointed road surveyor OF
Precinct No. /, ShepherdstOwn District, for two
years.
VIM o. Norris appointed road surveyor OF
Precinct No. ?, Kabletown District, for two years
and qualified in open Court
The bid of NJ. j. Rohr for carpenter work IN
the porticO I'm front Of the Courthouse, FOR $50,
accepted by the Court.
The bid of James w. Butt for furnishing and
putting up jacks on chlmneys OF tie court
House for SIS. accepted by the Court
Order relating to road in kabletown District
Order appointing Daniel b Lucas to repre-
sent the stock of this county IN the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad in all meetings Of the stock
holders of the :. Y. r. X. Company.
The bid of Armentruut X Iutwiler for re-
pairing the wall around the jail yard, for the
sum of $40, accepted by the Court.
The bid of Weirick q Weller for iron work
on the columns in front ofthe Court-House,i oi
500. accepted by the Court
The bid of VIM Johnson for painting on the
Court House, for 1854, accepted by the Court
Testo.
T. \. NO IRE,
Apr 9. IS. Clk ofCounty Court.