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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19
Not Afraid of CatcI,inpIt.

Old Snaggs the other day was stricken
down by smallpox When it became
Inown man appeared at his residence.
u understand Mr.. Snasgs wants
nurse, he said, ''and called to apply for
he position"
''Do you know what ails hin,?" said
IIrs. Snsggs.
lie has the smallpox. hasn't he?''
Yes. Have you ever had it?''
"Never."
Indeed. Then how is it you are not
afraid of the disease? It's contagious, YOU
know"
"Yes, know It is. But l never caught
anS thing in my life. Up TO last week j was
member OF the Cincinnati police force.r-
SttIa, tie ScdTuIaoucIt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19
LADDER OF PAW.

Tho neat appearance of his farm build.
ing quickly attracts the eye, aud It is at
once apparent to the most casual observer
that the han of an al list alone has an
piled the whitewash to
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19

sci to any hour from 80 y. M. to | a. m.,
and is guaranteed 10 do the work of two
brll dogs, shot gun. and 4 par of double
so.ed boots. Before Use, the sofa should be
property aimed, and the window nearest
the loaded end be left wide ODen. This
will save repairs to the window-frame,
Sash etc
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19
POSTAL

Pustofncc w Medicine Lodge opcn from 4 n
~ rN. Sundays one hour on arrival uf mail
Money order office. n. \. MCCLEAuY. y. ".
n. :. MCCLEARY, Assistant.
The Mails
From AttiCa md nll Eastern points. arrives
daily nc PNs leaves iluilv ats M
From Ashland, COl1wutCr, Ncscutungn. Sol
dlcr Greek, lied Creek. sun city, Lake city,
Mingona, kingmnu, bruss, New kiowa. arrives
daily
u ~. arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
~ ysathPN. DcpurtsTucs,ays, Thursdays nnd
Saturdays ut q An.
FROM luka, Film Mills and Sarntogn arrives on
lucs,iny und Fridays ats y und departs ON
wednesday, AMI SATURDAYS nt HAM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
nyDody who leaves a street in bad

anybody who leaves street in bad
order.
The engineer said the water compa-
ny did not have men enough to keep
up it's repairs; but that he had already
notified them.
Mr.. RusselPs resolution passed.
Mr.. Taubmsn moved that the city
attorney be instructed to make out the
tax bills for Judge Young.
MIR. Gaven submitted q request to
fix entrance to East Lexington engine
house, and moved that the engineer be
instructed to repair the place. Carried.
Mr.. Hook said he had furnished the
city an alley IS feet wide back OF his
place land he thought the city ought 10
pay him 800 therefor. He did not want
the cash, but he thought his taxes should
not be collected until the city paid him
for the alley. I'D.
Mr.. Taubman said the water, gas
and judgment taxes could not be held
up. They had to be collected to meet
contract and legal obligations. He
thought 800 pretty high for the alley
as much 30 as the council had deemed
| the calaboose lot; If not more so. He
suggested that it might be cheaper to
buy part Of lot back of Mr.. Hooks
and erect q turn-table thereon to reverse
teams and wagons that had 10 gel
| there.
Mr.. Taubman moved that the mar.
shal and city attorney be instructed t.
abate the goat nuisance. Carried.
Six dollars and twenty five cent?
freight on hose was ordered paid.
| Claim of John Hausam for SIT 4:
for making dam on Msin street, re
ferred to committee ON claims.
The matter of Mr.. Hooks alley wa!
referred to the engineer and improve
ment committee.
The council adjourned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
The Original Draft
| From It'd Bits.l

From Tid- Bits.l
Oh, Mary had little lamb, regarding whose
cuticular
The fluff exterior was white and linked In
each particular,
On each occasion when the lass VI as seen per
ambulating
This little quadruped likewise was there 3
gallivating.
One day it did accompany her to the knowl-
edge dispensary,
Which to every rule and precedent was reck-
lessly contrary.
immediately whereupon the pedsgogue
| superior
Exasperaled did eject the lamb from the in
terror.
Then Mary, on beholding such performance
arbitrary,
Snffused her eyes with saline drops from
| glands called lachrymary.
And all the pupils grew thereat tumultuously
hilarious
And speculated on the case with wild con
| lectures various.
I"What makes the lamb love Mary so:" the
| scholars asked the teacher.
| He paused q moment. then he tried to dag
nose the creature.
''Oh pecus amorem Mary habet omnia tenn
| pOrum."
Thanks teacher DEAR" the scholars cried
| aud awe crept darkly oer 'em.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Crysanthemums.

From the Inter ocean,
My bright faced darlings by the garden. path
standing almost alone. nor asking why
Meager the sunshine that thy small lite hath
Born under autumn's chill and chsngefu
sky.
Ye never knew the roses white and red
That overflow the summer bowers with
bloom;
No loving violet with the MOSES red
Pours at thy feet lis purple, faint perfume
No nightingale sings serenades to thee,
No whispers WOO IN the moonlt night;
No meadow lark with morning minstrelsy
Calls from the blue to warn thee it Is light
For thee are only withered, falling leaves
And stricken grasses turned from green to
gray:
The kindly spider in the sunlight weaves
Her silver bars across thy desOlate way.
Tho thou hast missed the wine Of flower
life,
Tho never rainbow arches span the sky,
Tho nightly airs with death white doom are
rite,
And storm clouds look thee in the YER,
eye.
Yet, o, my precious ones, not all in vain
Your lonely dav dawns in the fading year
The untried heart Is saved a world OF pain.
We suffer most who hold earth loves mos
dear,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
A Holocaust.

From the Somervile Journal
The wild alarum- bell rings out
Upon the midnight air
Excited nen In frenzy shout
The sky is all aglare.
From windows white-clsd women folk
Protrude their night-capped heads,
And, trembling, watch the flame and smok,
That called them from their beds.
With twenty men to man the rope
The engine trundles by
niagara, No. l" let's hope
The reservoirs not dry!
The cesseless clangor of the bell,
The clamor Of the boys,
The whole excited village tell
The meaning Of the noise.
But soon the glare fades slowly out.
Niagara's quenched the flames.
The former fremen turn about
And 60 back to their danes.
And as they drain steamin2 cup
or tea, they tell yarn
OF how the fire dend gobbled up
The Widow Jones' barn,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Z AbG~4 ~ me
CUT FLOWERS.
THEY NEVER SEEN TO SEE |
From the Odessa Democrat. /


The republicans don't care much for
the "niggers' after election. One Of
the prominent republican candidates
on the county ticket feared that he
could not 60 to kansas City to the
Warner jubilee because there would be
too many'' 'nigger." He said he would
60 to the train, but II there were too
many"niggers"he would stay at home.
He went, and, we suppose, found them
sufficiently frozen out, as he continued
on to Kansas City. His democratic
opponent would never have talked like
that. If ons-half the negroes who
voted against had voted for him, hs
would have been seeking transportion
for them, not talking Of staying at
home If they went. The republicans
took their votes but despised' them
afterward. So 1t is always, and yet
the negro's eyes never seem to see it,
Lexington Intelligencer.
Of course they "never seem to see
It," We have noticed for years at
every election and after, an exemplin-
cation of what tho Intelligencer says.
At every election the negroes gather
in small numbers, . few here and .
few In another place-each group ap-
pearing to be attentive listeners to
some brother republican with white
skin. As q rule they appear to have
had their tickets "mAde oat' before
hand. They keep one hand thrust into
a pocket as if they were guarding
something that might escape. They
generally 60 to the polls in squads
under the watchful eye of some local
white boss, scraeely noticing their
depocratic white neighbors.
After the election 10 over they come
around as usual to those who give
them nearly all the employment or
favors they get of any kind. Their
republican (white) advisers give them
the grand bounce until another election
is on hand, aud the same routine IL
gone through with, but still the dark
eys "neUer seem to see It,"
Talk to one of them when an elec-
ton is not pending and ask them II .
| political measure that either benefits or
injuries their democratic neighbors will
not affect them just the same, they
will freely admit it. Ask them still
further if their democratic neighbors
do not give them more work to do than
their republican friends and if they are
not as capable of judging what is the
best policy for al. concerned as their
republican allyes, they will freely ad-
NIT that to be the case. But they
"never seem to see it'--on election
day
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly to the Intelligencer by
Captain j. D. Conner, recorder of deeds OF
Lafayette county, Mol
Abstract of the deeds fled in the Office of
Recorder of Deeds from Saturday, Nov. 13,
to Saturday, Nov. 20, A. D.. 1886. Only such
as contain covenants of warranty contained
in list.
VIM. T. Bell to Catharine Duling,
Al 57-lO0 acres. part of and 16. oO, 49,
|2I........... oo,ooo w
John G. Benning to +. s. Groves,
141 35 100 acres, end W hf sw. Is,
and W hf NV, and NV sw. 10, A., 26. 6,000 90
T. j. Msnley to Foster and Nc
Clure. 46 acres, part se Sc, 20; also
pt n end ne ne, 90, 40, q. .......... 1880 90
Geo. g. Manley to Foster and Me-
Clure, ITO acres, NV Sc, 30 W hf ne,
%. Sc ne, 80, 40, %; also pt NV, IS, .,
J. F. Herman to r. S. Larrick.s
pit lots 10, II and IL. blk so, lst add
70 Lexington. ... 800 0O
+. S. Larrick to Talbert Mason,s
| pt lots 10. II and II. blk so, LIST add
to Lexington 800 W
JAS. &. Kelly TO Lex. Saw. Bank,
30 acres, sw he. 81. and sc NV. III, -,
TiIton Davis and wife to Mo. Pac.
r. X. Co., pit lots and lJ, Farmers
Bank sub-div Gratz place ........ OF
w. B. Brown to John w. Brown.
hf ne. S. As, q .....,..... ......... 5000 Of
John W. Brown to w. B. Brown,
100 acres. W hf NV, 80, and hf NV
sw. 80, 40, %. 5......... -. ....... $500 Oh
Gottiieb schieber to Rudoip Schie-
Der. p acres. pt W hf sw. 80. so. 81. 1900 0,
Geo. Jung and wife to Katie Baggs.
lot 7, Jung's subdivision Hig. 49,. 1:5 O
John White to Thos. j. White, 65
acres, s hf NV. 3, 4S, 20, except IL
H No instrument will be 1iled until tn
fee is paid. -sN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC.
From the St. Louis Republican. ]

While Brother Blaine and his aids
are chalking out their plan of campaign
in 1888 they might as we'll make up
their minds to get along without Calf
fOrnia. For the last ten years, at
least, it has been q democratic state
which the republicans have sometimes
carried through sharp political manage
ment and the aid OF government patron
age. Now that the democrats are
showing q business like intention Of
claiming their own on the Pacific coast,
republicans should retire as gracefully
as possible. They have never yet
cheated Senator German out Of any.
thing that belonged TO the democratic
party, and Senator German has latolY
become interested In Csliforpis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
PRINCE OF MINGRELIA.

The prince of Mingrelia, who has been
accepted by the powers as the successo,
to the throne of Bulgaria, is scarcely
known at all outside of Russia. Min
grelia is Russian province of the
Caucasus, and the prince is practically
a pauper. He is prince without a
principslity, being the descendant OF
family which was dispossesed OF its
sovereignty by the Russians long ago
He is thirty six years old, and is des-
cribed as careless, good-natured man
of the world. He married the daugh-
ter of Count Adlerberg in 1875, but
she was much older than he, and they
soon separted. lie holds the rank OF
captain in the Russian army.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Time and Distance.
From the Rambler. I

Why drives yon cabman ever on
So rapidly in dauntless hight!
Hes here one moment and he's gone
The next away, far out of sight.
Why, tell me why he hurried hence
With a restless, hurried pace,
(He has accepted fifty cents
To drive one to certain place.
And why does yonder cabman creep
So slowly through the busy throng?
His fiery steed Is half asleep
And like q snail he moves along.
The grass beneath his feet doth grow
Yet on be c,swls with listless pow'r,
He bides his time: for, stranger, know
His cab Is chartered by the hour.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

AY Tx = oatha[tie '
If the Liver be- DlH | &
bowels are c"n>tip tied, or if the stomach
fails 10 perform its functions properly use
Ayers Fills. They are Invaluable.
For some wears was victim to Liver
Complaint, in consequence Of which |
suffered lrom General Debility und lutii-
s-sii|i. y few boxes of Ayers Pills
restored Inc 10 perfect health. ~ W. L.
Bri&liiher. Henderson, W. Va.
For wears l have relied more upon
Ayers Pills ih"n anything else, 10
Regulate
my bowels. These Pills are mild in action.
and ii" ilrir work Thoroughly. have used
them Wi:h rood effect, in cases of Rheu-
ma'l>na. hi!nry lro!."le. a?;d Dyspepsia.
q. i. Mili"r. A'l.rhurouah, Mass.
Ayers Pii- cured Inc of Stomach and
Liver troubles, trGm which had suffered
!".' t'"i.. C0H>i,ier them the best pills
l"'ir. mn would moi lac without thcln.-
M"rris Ga;">. DCwm-v:ilc, y. Y.
was #tiac!,cd Will! Bilious Fever,
which ";> followed By ,Iallndice, and was
:" dangerously iii that my friends de-
SPARED of MY recovery. commenced
taking AVER Pills. and soon rcguned my
customary :trr:.gih and vi@or. john G.
f.!;iisOn, Dwell, Nebr;l.i,a
Last s. ring l suffered greatly from a
,r"ihlc>om" hGIn"t oil my side. In spite
of every ciorI 20 cure lhi> eruption, it in
creased until the flesh became entirely
raw. Was troubled. At HE same time,
Wi'iI !hdt2esti"n, and distressing pains in
he Bowels.
Rv the advice Of Il friend | began taking
Ayers Pills. In a short time Wa. Tree
from l'a::t, my food iiLcsted properly, the
>o!"> on my body commenced healing,
AMI. IN les than one month, was cured
- >amGrl II. hiic, Atlanta, Gu
have long used Aver. Pills, in nv
!In:l.;. and !. lieve them 10 be The hest
i'ii> mad =. :. Daricn. D.iicn, Miss.
NJ vile and iirilr girl We're taken with
~ ,vmiriH i'H day 40, and at once
"'':.H;! @iN ing them small doses Of Ayers
l'ii!>. thinking would call 81 doctor If the
ii-';'Nr became ANY Wor-c. In Il short
lrit" i!r. hi""dv discharges >tnprrd, all
,'a.n ""ni AWAY. and h,:rllh WAS restored.
- II. "d"le t.siit.. !:Iyhmoni. Va.
Ayers Pills,
fr'iarsd t, H. ! G ! y,s 4 Co.,. lowell. Ma.s.
s.. 10y az: Dealers ia. AI.aiyine.
oct30yl-np
J. A. WILSON. ROBT. A. WlLSI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Old Love Song

Snow the lusty spring is seen;
Golden yellow, gaudy blue,
Daintily invite the view.
Everywhere on every green,
Roses blusbing as they blow,
And enticing men to pull;
Lilies whittier than the snow,
Woodbines Of sweet honey full;
All loves embems, and all cry,
Ladies, if not plucked, We die
Hear, ye ladies that despise
What the mighty Love has done;
Fear examples, and be wise;
Fair Calisto was y nun;
Leda, sailing on the stream
To deceive the hopes of man,
Love accounting but dream.
Dotted on silver swan;
Dsnae, In q brazen tower.
Where no love was, loved shower"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

Ans !TERED.

TIE o,.csf.ca hee pr,SaSi; bes:l asked ticusa.d3
E ti:..i II ~ "a Brow Iros, SittarS cure e-e-y-
,iT,-:, Veil !. .eEt Bur ice; gurs any oisssso
l. y.ucn 7eputioic pi.cslci-h .ou prescribe ioN
fnTsici-I.s :oenize Iron IS the Lest resto -iiss
art t;1yz to the !,rofes i'm. ssd inquiry Oh srT
is- irg chemical ..rlu viii shstati:tc the asserti
n II rare SfD more Tc-,.rtI rs of m tnaE Oh ''pS
I,.-. s,f.,.sca used i. u.s.;. 1s At5 aiio"s c's-
cI.s:-e! VI 1cET.2T:S ial - Sc te .iios0
ir, ,rflt fact " il successful i pr .cttce IL
however rss,ari; be fact ti.t lri1r 70 ae discov
cry u H;s OWNS :slt "a HiERS no psEfect-
ysa,.siittory combination nio ever been ioono
BROWNS IRON BiIieRSshessss ses:h Ell @:aas esass
hoadnci.e. CT prodsoe constipstioE-aii otEeT .c0n
medicines dn. EsEt Nv N'.s IRON DIT IEiiss
eares Ind Te-Ti;s:l, ,.;iossness, " e6iSness,
Dyspc-.ia, ..!.,iaiia. Chi.is aud FeSers,
TireG ee,,E., = eEeril Debility, Piin IL ths
side, 3s.ci. II f4in,b5, II Hnudzc and Ncaral-
ail-fcr ali tha5e ailments iron is prescribed diy.
BnGHVpS S iRGNB!TfERS .hSs hSsesfs esfs fass ia q
minute. 1:Ec al other Ihorough medicines 1t acts
siogly 4nan 5ikeu by the first symptnm OF
caEs:J ia .sneged sI-TeY The TnTscles then become
nrs-. the G,Ee tibiI improves tho bowels are acfi e
In tae eject Is usltiiy T and marked
4no cyeI tegis 1t rnce t. brighten: the akin clears
GisapoATts; tn:sinna iaransern- -1ts hac6lle re,In
lar md il u II-;Illg inr:lcr abundant sIsten
* supplied for the chill! 2s.neuhef Brp:Tn's Ir7n
Bitters s the Dt:sN iron niedicice th't il net IL
jnrioas iTBsr'tCns a.,t DftJJiNfs fec"nsn:'h", H.
The Genuine has Trade MrTS saj crns.et red ir-;
On ycsr-,ar "'au - .'n -s'"'s"'p
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
THE SPICE OF LIFE.
From the Judge

Inquisitlve psrty-"And do you 90
up that ladder all day long?"
Pat-''No, SUR half ov the tonne Oi
cum down."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
A GOOD RIDANOE.

The Cameron-Lonsdale opera troup
has decided to return to Eng land after
filling their New York and BROOKLYN
engagements. A happy ending to a
rather unsavory theatrical episode.
Try concentrated mince meat somethjnp
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CITY HALL, Nov, Is, 1886

ClTf HALL, NOV. 10, lSCo-
Present, the mayor and all the
councilmen, except Mr.. Hook; the
engineer and the register.
On Mr.. Williams motion the matter
of the gas lamp at the old depot was
referred to gas committee for report.
MIR. Taubman moved that the gas
committee examine concerning terrific
ry that should be in gas district in
south part of Ola Town.
Mr. Taubmah reported from finance
committee that Mr.. Jas. B. Hook
owes personal taxes for the years 1878,
1879, 1880, 1882 and 1885.
On motion of Mr.. Williams all city
work was suspended.
The register was ordered to buy q
wafer gauge to indicate the pressure in
the mains.
On motion of Mr.. Taubman the
printed ordinances were received.
Engineer and attorney instructed to
prevent Geo. Setter from encroaching
with fences or buildings OH Water
street.
Engineer instructed to put two loads
of macadaIn in hole on Water street,
near Settlers.
Mr.. Schaefermeyer moved that q
committee of three be appointed to in
vestigate why city attorney failed to
bring suit on back personal taxes
Mayor appointed finance committee.
Council adjourned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Chicago & Alton R. r.

Trains marked> will not stop.
Trains marked will stop on signal.
Local frelghts run daily except Sunday. Othel
trains daily.
principal points IN the United States and Can.
ada atlowest rates. Also through checks.
-, d. T. MCGJNNIS. Agent, at HiggInsvllle-
r. A JOHNSON gent at Odessa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
xENuPfiON RYLAND.

A rrORNEY- Will give prompt at
"A entlou to all usine5s entrusted to his care.
IN praci. ce in all The courts. except the tro-
t,,.a q ,nrt ,r I,afay.,te couuiy dec2yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Alto RNEYS.
JOHN 8 BLACKWELL. ALBERT r. srRorHfh
BLACKWELL l. STROTHER.

TCORNEYS AT LAW. wit practice in all
~ IN. ouufts OF the state. Prompt attention
given [, u business cuirusted to their care.
Odice in AZ ssonIc build ng over Trigg Shield 8
stare janl0yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
OR p. H. CHAMBERS.
DENTIST.

ouvs1cIAN a SURGEON, Ollie opposite
= ansthnnaa over Graham 4 Morrison b store.
Ne ,sience: At the Benz. Chinn use % on asn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
MEDICAL.
mn. I'll, BOLTON.

D4ys1cIAN AND SURGEON. tas lemovsa
from his old stand to back room over Al,enn asaI
& Aeyer's shoe stor.. Hem 1rrnolos a,st Souse
1r Residence near Baptist College, hrst nSSse
south of the park. -eO.--
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
II. q. CHANDLER.

TroRNE I-AT-LAw, Lexington, MO Will
\ nrsct,ce In ,he circuit and )ther courts OF
Lafsyette lui adj Dining counties Being thor Or
oushly iamiliar with the course OF 1ustnsss Oe
n e.. will give special attention to all mateas
he,ore h Patent Office, Gener: Land OLLIE, ,
war, In,eri,r, and other oepar "en's' Wav
,rer @ zines & Venable's. M9y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

just and will take pleasure in showing
Prices will
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
WALLACE s. CHILEs,

= rroRNFYS AND COtINsELLoRs At
q Isv- Lexington. Mo. Office. front room
tns court house. Will ,,r,ctict in the courts OF
ia.ayette aud surrounding cou ities, and also N
the ,uprep court OF the state CT Missouri. ana
the U. S. Circuit ami Distrist courts i0f Nne
We urrn y strict vi Missouri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

HAssELL, D. d. s. NS
r,ont noems over Com mercialM
Ssnt onposite the Courthouse !" hD
Lexington, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
Staple Dry Goods

memorandum the lowest prices
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
HAN KS.

.,UssEON DENTS .oficeGrp1,s,te
> the courthouse, up sta'rs' 3QQY
10 /, Miss sOuri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT
In Carpets, Oil Cloths, &C.,

patterns shown the City
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -:-AND-::-vELvETS
tina W speak themselves