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Baptist Female College.

Al II recent meeting OF the board Of trustees OF
the Baptist Female q riirge the following reso-
lutI0ns were unanimously ndopted:-
Whereas, Prof. John +. Lanneuu hau for Inc
ia-t nine years held the nosiIion pf President oi
Baptist Female tollrG aud whereas, the reln-
h"n :" Kong GlnIIuued IL now To he sever d.
tieTriUre.
Resolved, That we deeply regret his rrsigua-
lion. and that We hereby place on record an *
preston of our high appreciation ut Prof Ian
n"au IL a Christian gentleman and II TEACHER OF
superior htta!nnrcnta and ability.
! Resolved, rnut Tins board has reason 10 ron
sratulntc themselves ami trui. Lannenu IN me-
count al thu great suCcrS- tIdl has b rn accom-
/ p!ieH Il durIu% his presidency; that bcruusr OF
Ihr hIgh literary standard maintained In the
college an The mnral aud Chri-tiuu Iun encu
cNcrtri by TIL president aud faculty. "A large
nuInnrr al Young Ladies' have beer hurd for use
luInrss III thrs life AMI helped on toward and
IN II large measure prepared ipr. the Iuys and
rewards OI ImC lite which = Ia come
Resolved. that Prof IanurHu Is entitled Ia
ihr thanks OiIh's h0Lrd. AMI they are hereby
rendered INN. Tor hts generous and voluntary
expenditures from time 10 tiInr made to Imuroy,
The premises and buildings beyond what his
contract with The cnlI"g" required him To ma ke.
& W. HYDE, Pres. Board OF rrusiesu.
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lIoligiuus.

No services at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow.
Elder q. w. Terrell will preach at the
Christian church tomorrow morning aud
evening.
Regular services at the Methodist church
tomorrow, Sunday, morning and evening.
Rev. w. Il. Mcclure, pastor.
Rev. A. w. Herman will preach at the
German Evangelical church Sunday morning
at 1880 and in the evening at $50.
There will be services at the Episcopal
church Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Sunday school at the usual hour, $50.
Services at Second Baptist church COLOR
ed) every Sunday at II IA. III. and 5 p. IN.
Sunday school ut 30 y. IN. Prayer meet
ing every "Wednesday at 4, =. M. w. u.
Howard, pastor.
Services ut the Baptist church by Rev. +.
Mcneiee. every Sunday morning and night al
1900 and 1880. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at $40. Sunday school
every Sunday morning At $3.50.
Daily services AT the Catholic church, 81
O'clock, II. M; Sunday services 81 and 10j
o'clock, II. III. aud "a o'clock, y. H., Rev. j,
j. Lilly, officiating, excepting on the last
Sunday In the month when Father Lilly
holds service at Wellington.
Rev. DR.. Rhodes, of st. Marks Lutheran
church, st. Louis, who is visiting the family
Of Mr.. NJ. Il. ShultZ, at LinwoOd Lawn
preached Il very able sermon last Sunday al
the Presbyterian church in this, from til,
text:-"Blessed are they which do hunger
aud thirst after righteousness: for they shrI
be filled" Matt. v 20.
a communication has been received from
Rev. h. G. Gordon, d.. D., of Salem, Va.
who IA few weeks ago received a call To he
come pastor OF the Presbyterian church il
this city, stating that he will be here ant
preach TO the congregation on san day, Jul,
9Th and 18th, but will then be forced to re
torn home again. As the call is one cOndi
Toned that he and the congregation az,
mutually pleased, il Is To be hoped that ever,
member Of the church will make II conve
nient TO be present at each service while h
is here,
Special Meeting of City Council.
A meeting Of the council is hereby called
to transact such business rs will be brough
before it,on Monday night, July 3nd AT 5 p. N
G. BEN. RUSSELL
Il. f. WADDELL.
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TIE TOM b.

Dird-Iu Independence Mo-, June 9Th. OF
cancer, Mr.. WILLIAM II. LEHMAN, aged
~ years. Ihr remains were deposited In
Machpelah last Monday.
- In Kansas City, Mo-, June 2Stb, of
stomach AMI liver troubles, after n lingering
illness, Mrs. SUSAN BAlk, aged about 81
years.
Mrs. Bair was Il former resident of this
city, and her remains will be buried mere
from the Methodist church, at 2 O'Clock to-
day,
- Al the residence Of her brother n-Iaw
Mr.. John Roberts, in Louisville, Nv, June
%. Miss MARY FIELD, sister Of Judge
Richard Field.
Her death bed was in harmony with her
life. Her sweet temper had won for her
many friends, aud by all who knew her, she
was beloved. A. the moment or her death
drew nigh, her spirits seemed to rise. when
her FRIENDS spoke Of the parting that was AT
hand. hcr reply was one, not of grief. but of
gov and "xuItatiOn. Surely the Shepherd was
before her, and the light of his cOuLtenan, 9
was her cOmtort in the valley, She leaves be-
hind her many precious memories.
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Cleveland and Thurman Bandanas

The club was called to order at s O'Clock.
the president in the chair.
The chairman stated that one of the objects
oil this meeting was to hear the speeches and
Remarks OF the candidates for county treas
urer; that Messrs. Bledsoc, HARRISON, Chap.
man and Hook were present in response to
the invitation extended them, and they adj
dressed the club in the order named, except
the latter. who declined to make any remarks.
On motion Of Mr.. Shewalter. the gentlemen
were allowed II halt hour each to advocate
their claims, Mr.. Rubt. Blrdsoe to Sprnk first.
Judge Ncnophon Ryland moved that the
following list OF lanes be enrolled US mem
bers :-Howatd Williams, Travis Buford,
Joe EdcIen, Marshall Easter, Geo. W. Slm-
mons, e. A. Summons, Geo. Ii. Dodge, |.
Whit(ett, Walter Price, Il. ID. BledSOe, VIM,
5. Mars, James +. Mars, Th0E. T.. Paxton,
JIs. Summers, X. e. Weedm, NJ. +. Price,
Alfred Feehar. Carried.
Mr.. Ryland moved hat the action Of Capt.
Conner in buying 200 torches he confirmed
Carried.
MIR. Shewalter moved that we have the rat.
i~lic"tion on the night of July 4th.
Mr.. RYland moved as a substitute for Mr.
Shewalter's motion that the ratification be
held on Saturday night. July 7th. Carried,
Tn motion the club adjourned until the
next regular meeting, Tuesday night, July D
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A Sound Legal Opinion,

T.. cambridge Munday. Esq, tounty Any.
Clay Co, Tex sayH:-' linve used Electric
Riticrs with luoal happy results. My brother
also was very low with Mniarial Fever aud
,Iuundicr, hut was cured by timely use OF THE
MEDICINE. Am = .tislieI Electric Rrrtrrs qavru
my life."
MIR. -. Z. WiicoNson. &c Horse Cave, Ky.
sId4 Il like testimony. Rnying: tie positively
believes hr wouli hav" dIed had II not been Tor
Electric %lttrrs.
This great RENE " will ward on MS we'll ~
cure NIL Malaria nrsr-nsrs, and Ion all Kidney
Liver aud Stomach Disorders stands uneauaIed
Price 1uc and 81. al Caplrs \ Farmer's DRUG
Store. Iune3O-ev6W-ly
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1902 piece Decorated Dinner Set, at S12; former price, SIS.
125 piece Decorated Dinner Set, at $ls; former price, $92.
IA piece Decorated Dinner Set, at $29; former price, SIT.
1902 piece Decorated Dinner Set, at SIS; former price, $l9.
II piece Decorated Chamber Set, at $40; former price $19.
~ piece Decorated Chamber Set, at 81; former price, 50.
- piece Decorated Chamber Set, ut So; former price, $40.
II piece Decorated Chamber Set, at So; former price, 81 so.
10 piece Decorated Chamber Set, at S.; former price, Sc so.
10 piece Decorated Chamber Set, at 50; former price, 81 Is.
Hanging Lamp. at 50 so; former price, So rs.
l Hanging Lamp, at SO; former price, 81.
Elegant Paror Stand Lamp, at 81; former price, IS.
l Elegant Parlor Stand Lamp. at SO: former price, IS.
Cups and Saucers, per set, at soc; former price, 6Oc.
7inch Plates, per set, at SOC; former price, Goo.
Ewers and Basins, at IS; former price, 81.
Above goods T. marked at factory prices and will only be sold
at these figures until June the 1st.
So if you want them you must come early.
Here are a few changes in our grocery prices.
Granulated Sugar, IA lbs. 81
G. Sugar, Is lbs. 81.
Gautamala Coffee, A lbs 81.
Santos Coffee, 5 lbs. 81.
Prunes. 20 lbs. 81.
Laundry Soap, Is bars 81.
Gunpowder Tea, 2 lbs. 81.
New Orleans Syrup, 2 gallons, 81.
Clothes Pins, 80 dozen, soc.
If you want a Baby Carriage, Refrigerator, Ice Box, Baskets.
fiammocks, Bird Cages o any thing else you can think of, 60
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Council Proceedings.

Council met June -, lSSS.
Present: Mayor Welborn aud all the conn-
ciImen except Chinn.
Minutes of last meeting read.
Petition of Lexington Fire Co., No. |. to
appojnt MIR. q. &. kist rs chief of lire depart-
mcnt read.
Proposition of Mr.. Ed. Abendroth to put in
electric light plant referred TO ordinance com
mittee.
Mr.. Schaeicrmcycr moved that the city
marshal he instructed TO take the calaboose
prisoners aud clean alley in block AZ. Lost.
Motion that property holders IN said block
be instructed to have alley cleaned. Carried
city register was instructed 10 urn over
delinquent personal tax list To city collector
and mt same time call his attention TO the
resolution passed at last regular meeting III
relation thereto.
Mr.. Russell moved that lire company make
needed repa RS to hose room. Carried.
Tho fine of William DAVIS for bathing III
! slourh within city limits reduced from 80 to
| 81 on recommendation of city recorder.
Mr.. Russell moved that the finance commit
tee. in connection with city attorney anu
mayor, be instructed to take steps, ieSaJ
or otherwise, against no. T.. X. Il. Tor non
compliance with contract for rIght-of-way Oh
Water street. Carried.
Ordered that rock he hauled for macadam
izIng block on Franklin avenue between
Eighth and Ninth streets, and that engineer
empIoy only the old men in breaking sal,
rock.
Mayor appointed William Whitsett as
policeman for one month. Appointment
confirmed.
Council confirmed appointments by Mar
shall Chinn of Mr.. Gus. Minkhauser Us deput!
city marshal and Thos. Stands rs deputy
collector.
MAYOR appointed Mr. Fred. Gramm a
Westminster at second ward scales and j. u
Fischer, fourth ward scales; also Jesse Ham
lett as keeper of calaboose. All confirmed.
Engineer was instructed to haul macadan
and repair street in front OF second war
schoolhouse. Also to repair holes along
Main street between Sth and 10Th streets
with rock from caiab0ose.
City Marshal was instructed 10 clean ale,
I'm block II with prisoners in calaboose.
Mayor read his message. Published las
week.
James II. Summers was awarded contrac
to repair wall on Franklin avenue.
Geo. Farrar was awarded contract Tor rals
Ing wing walls at pond north of Main stree'
S. Benedict was awarded contract for grad
ing and macadamizing 23rd street, betwer
Washington avenue and Mulberry stree
Also FIR macadamiZjng 245 feet in length an
~ feet in width on Third street, In T.. ".
G's. add.
Adjourned.
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Chunks.

Chunks.
Who Is o r"Sang ChOo,'
Our Chinese Ben,
Whose little pen
Says the Chinee
Must do the wasIee.
Eli gets there, but Levi never does.
Much ado about nOthlng-the Chicago con
v%ention.
No, thanks, Pm not receiving empty hon
ors-Jas. q. Blaine.
Jim Blaine,
OF Maine,
Dot left again.
Old Elkins' Steve
Had the cards In his sleeve,
But had no chance at playin'
For Old burn.this- letter jim Blaine.
o, Bonnie, sweet Bonnie,
The maid of Chinee.
Ben Harrison was a soldier bold,
And used TO wars alarms,
But q cannon ball ne'er graZed his pail,
Nor scratched his brawny arms.
Right gallantly he led his MN,
And bravely did appear
As rushing on with ranks so thin,
He fell back to the rear.
And when the war cloud passed away,
lie straIghtWay struck for home,
And peacefully pursued his way
To make the Chinese 'bOOm."
And now the people all Will say,
We cannot swallow you,
No, Benjamin, nay, dear; nay, nay,
Go. live with old "Sang Choo."
LAFAYETTE county Mo-. to S. Is. EIkins:
Oh, Stephen, Stephen, why did you do il?
We lear our boy will some day rue il.
BEN IN TRAGEDY-This do | say, me gran.
father upon Virginia's blue mountain tops
didst feed his fiocks, until u day when the
red man. CORY with murder most foul, and
with rash intent. dds: encounter me noble
ancestor, who. reused TO fiery vengeance, and
glutted with red.lipped anger dids't ,ipp-his-
canoe and thus did cause internal Ingen to
Ghutie OFF his blarsted mortal coil, guther the
dried leaves OF his couch about him and lie
down to dream of his happy hunting ground
hard by Pacitic's gold-cappen waye, 10
which l go to mass the Celestials.
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Bazaar. Day,

In the Guild room of the Episcopal church,
this afternoon. from , to 4 p. IN, there will be
ON exhibition and for sale some handsome
specimens Of Fuyal good, mtde an the Sand
wIch Islands, dainty articles la housekeeping
notions, which are durable aud exquisite in
hand work, and are not found on sule in Il
general dry goods store. The ladies of Lev,
ingtOn are especially invited t. call and ex-
anime these goods.
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Half Rates-Fourth of July.

For the lih of July, the Kansas CITY, Fort
Springfield Il. Il. cos. will sell round trip
excursion tickets To and from all stations on
those lines ut half rates, except that such
tickets will not he sold ut less rates than 25c
Tickets will he sold on July 81 and 4th, good
u return on the 9th. j.. H.. LOCKWOOD.
e.. +. " II, A.,
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THIN CRADLE,

HOrn-In Abrline, Tex, June 10. to the
wife nI MIR. Geo. Boyd, ate MolIie Grant-a
boy.
- In Coucnrdia. Lafayette county, Mo.
June 10Th, To the wife Of MIR. II. w. ThieuaG
IA boy.
- In Odessa, Lafayette county, NO.,
June II, TO the wife Of Mr.. Oscar NeWbOld-
"A pIrl,
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THE ALTA

M~arriod-In this city, June 9th. by ri.
Rev. J. j. Lilly, Mr.. GUSTAV NEWM MAN,
Of ST. Joseph, and Miss SOPHIA kISr.
- In his city, June %, hy Rev. john
Never, Mr.. JSO. J. BREDEHEFr and Miss
LAURA WALkENiiORST.
- In this city, June 81, hy Rev. A.. w
Herman. Mr.. j. II. WIEMAN and Mrs
MARGARET THOMAS.
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City License,

To all Whom u may COncsrn!-
All city licenses expire on June 3Oth. 1888.
Every one required TO tako ont license. ~ the
law and ordinances of the city require, must
make application to The city register. Come
promptly. Office hours from 8 II. IN. until 4
D. m. A. T. JOHNSON, City Register.
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Public Speakiug,

There will he speaking Tuesday night,
July 2nd, 1888, at s y. M, ut the meeting OF
the Cleveland and Thurman Bandanas.
Everybody invited to be present.
G, E RUSSELL, President.
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We guarantee our pure manila Irvine Ia
contain two hundred and Ell htY C2SOl feet
more In length to the ball than The cheaper
grades of Irvine j. W. PRINCE,
JAZZ Odessa, Mo.
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We have had a liberal patronage this spring in fact, we have
long since closed out most OF our spring purchases, and have been
compelled TO make a second trip east this season in search of more
goods. We fonnd the markets packed full of Shoes, Slippers, &C.,
and we purchased thousands of pairs almost at our own price. Our
store is now chuck full of goods, and hence this ia nj reason for now
can and will please you.
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Merchants, Read This (!
Wheat Growers

Two Nickel Show Cases for sale AT less
than half price. Apply 10 j. II. SENDER.
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Don't forget the babies, boys and girls: We have nobby little
flats, In straw, felt and cashmere, for them all, and also a full line of
Slippers. We are making such low prices on our entire stock. We
have knocked all competition out of the race. Don't wait until your
nelghbor gets all of the best bargains. Be sure and see u before you
purchase elsewhere; if you don't, you will lose money and regret ii.
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Summer Stock
Complete in all Departments !
Finest Stock of Head and Footwear
n the Marker at ENCentiOnallv Low Prices

Finest Stock of Head and Footwear
In the Market at Exceptionally Low Prices !
We are prepared to show a large and varied
collection of the novelties in our line of the
latest des gns and of the most approved materials
and workmanship We earnestly solicit an
inspection, and will take great pleasure in
showing you Vassar Ties, Button Newports,
Oxford Ties, Toe Slippers, Hand Turned, Hand
.Sewed and Machine-Sewed Shoes, for Ladies
Misses and Children; Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
tor Gentlemen, all Styles and qualities; Campaign
Plug Hats, Neat, Natty Straw Hats of all
kinds, Respectfully,
SMITH
\ so,so Shoe Dealers and Hatters.
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1t is not a Trap, lift does Look Like One!
MONDAY, MAY ii,

We will inaugurate our May sales, to continue until june Let. We
have a large line of Goods in our different departments, which We
intend to give you a chance to get at factory prices. If you want
some of them you must call early.
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LETTER LIST,

III Wednesday. June Is, on the @s@
" Columbus road between Ley NS TSs
lnvteh ana the rrsidence of G. W. Shall. ~ mir
OF steel him Spectacles with crooked slhe nrirng
pack o., Inc ear, incased IN morocco case, sold
ny II. Llchtenbnrg. Kansas City. The ind
er WIN greatly Oblige me by leaving ais unu,
iune3Otf NHJe - "IIIr TS
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'Nhh
Berry boxes at Senden's. jr3f
Fishing tackle at Senden's. mott
Ice cream ~frecZcrs at Senden's. m'I
Sprinkling hose and reels at Senden's Il
Peaches for cream ut cost at Reeder's. It
10 lbs. N. y. sugar, 81. A. LOOMS. j!l
For good, fresh groceries call at Gas
sens. feblS1
Highest price paid for country produce, at
Gassen's. ieblot'
Chicken feed q specially at feed MILL south
OF Moorehead's lumber yard. 1t
The best binder Irvine and machine oil at
Ed. W. Kruse's, Higginsville. mlom2
Oats and corn, ground or ungronnd' at
Vaughan Il Cobb's corn crusher. IL
The p%rettiest N. o. sugar you ever saw, lG
pounds for u dollar at A. LOOMS. jnn2ltf
sample of ground corn and oats to he seen
and orders left AT Vaughan II TrigS's. 1t
Siberia reGrigeralors and Perfection gaSo-
line stoyes In every size and style at Sem
dens. n"it
For cheap groceries go to j.. Erskine. 18th
| street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augl3lf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash. at ID.
Stalling's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. arrlIm"
Geo. b. Gordon, at Dover, proposes /" s"'l
goods at lowest prices Tor cash or In exchange
for produce. my19tC
Ed. W. Kruse, Higginsville, dealer in first
class farm implements, binder twine, sewing
machines. seeds OF all kinds in bulk. I'm
Subscribers who fail TO get their paper reg
uIarly from the carrier will greatly Obligr lis
by promptly reporting to tins office. II
Now Is your time. Good enough for nv
purpose. 10 pounds bright N. o. sugar for
81. A. LOOMS, Franklin avenue.- jan2ltf
The best binder Irvine and machine oil,
also q few cultivators and corn plows to
close out at cost. Ed. W. Kruse, Higgins
VILE, Mo, jn2m1
Wanted-Loca agent TO represent a good
life insurance company. under liberal con
tract. John Wright. Manager, Riaitc
Building, Kansas City. Mo. 1t
For sale-A good residence, one of the
pest In the city, on Main street, large house
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j..
Ardinger, nOy29tf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises. Up
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &c.
at lowest PRICES at Schmidt's saddlery shop
west side public square, Lexington, Me
Give me a call, feb5yl
The Campaign Plug Is quite the correc
head covering from now until November
Smith & Bolton are showing quite an exten
siye line at very moderate prices, considering
the excellent quality and finish. jnl6lf
Parties living In the Dover neighborhoo'
should give Geo. b. Gordon, OF the Jno. 7
I Hlckam stand, q trial before going away from
; home to buy their goods. Good goods. low
\ prices AMI fair dealing guaranteed. myl9lf
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard
. soft, or calloused Jumps aud blemishes fror
! horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, STILES
{ sprains. sore aud swollen throat from what
= ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use 4
!, one bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. W
d Loomis, durggist, Lexington, Mo, mrlyi
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TO-DAY
WE WILL BEGIN-
OUR SECOND SLAUGHTERINc and GUT
PRICE SALE

of a twelve thousand dollar stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers and
Hats. Now we mean just what we say, and for the next Thirty
Days W propose to slaughter prices and get rid of our large stock
pretty fast. Let us insist ON you to make a special visit to our store,
as you can save money.
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Deeklg gatelligenter,
UFFlCIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.


Churns at Senden's. ml0li
CroQuet sets at Senden's. mott
Hammocks at Senden's. molf
Berry boxes at Senden's. jn9tf
Lawn mowers AT Senden's. mott
Lawn sprInklers at Senden's. aproti
Everything in hardware 1T Senden's. II
shaker Preserves ut cost at lteeder's. a2S
Louisville pickles at cost at Reeder's. AIS
Tobaccos and cigars a speciality, at Gas
ems. feblStf
Chicken feed CHEAP at Vaughan il Cobb's
feed store. 1t
Umbrellas and p~arasols repaired at A. Il
Adel's Clothing store. m24tf
Read Geo. B. Gordon's advertisement
elsewhere in this paper. mayl9tf
Parasols, fans and silk umbrellas cheap at
H., WiIker's. Franklin ave. je23l2
Ground corn is the best for hogs, horses
and cows. Vaughan h Cobb. 1t
Bunting for campaign, 4th of July and dec
Grating purposes at II. Wilker's. i23l2
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash, at d.
S~talling's, Llmrick Bank building, MAN
street. aprl4mo
rasturage for fifty head of cattle or horses,
about five miles south OF Enquire oil
j. r. Silver. jul6tf
We have Just received u new lot of the eel
ebrated "Gold" and "Silver" shirts. Try
than. II. Simmer. febl1tf
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for d
dollar, ut A. LOOMS. Drop IN and look at
t; Il is a daisy for the money. jan2ltf
For sale Three half Jersey heifers,
with heller calves. Apply to o. o. Wilson
or Abrsm Hays, Lexington, Mo. 1n3Otf
wanted-Every farmer in the county to
price agricultural implements at kruse'i
Farm Implement House, Higginsvile. j2m1
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind or
human or animals cared In thirty minutes b,
WoolfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by G. w. LOOMS. druggist. Leg
inRton, Mo. mar10y1
We are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed and hats. Ladies
who miss this chance will regret 1t, as J
want to quit the business. Wards Mill
merry Store, Lexington. myaGtf
Mr.. Jos. b. Shelby desires to inform tn
citizens of Lexington that they can at al
times procure fresh butter from his Jerse,
farm at the stores Of Messrs. Eggleston 4
Bro. and w, S, Clagett, in3otf
Oh lay your chest protector by,
And give your weary arctcs rest;
The glorious summer time Is near
You'li need some light weight summer gear
Which IL. Wilker, ON Franklin ave., can
Sell YOU cheap. Call and see him. j23t2
Having purchased the grocery stock o
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, / wish to inform In
public that | shall keep on hand constantly,
full line OF fresh groceries. queensware, wi!
low aud wooden ware, tobaccos, cigars. az
Iprouose to sell good goods and at sma
profits, and 20 endeavor to merit Il share
che public patronage. Give me a call. Re
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