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THE ALTAR.

Married-Nesr this city. October 30, at the
residence of the brides father. MIR. Berry
Fisher, by the Rev. A. A. Moore, Mr.. PAUL
REINHARD and Miss MARY A. FISHER.
Attendants: Mr.. Grant Fisher and Miss May
Stephenson.
- In Odessa, Lafayette county, Mo,
October %, by Rev. &. T. Wallace, MIR. LEE
NJ. RANNABARGER aud Miss OLIVE NC
DONALD, both Of Washington township.
- In this county, at the residences of the
brides father, Edgar Youngs, October "a. by
Rev. G. T. Wallace. Mr.. WM. W. PARKER
and Miss ANNIE +. YOUNGS.
- In Waverly, Lafayette county. Mo-,
October %. by Rev. w. Ii. Winton, Mr.. II.
L. TUCKER and Miss JENNIE III. WEBB.
- In this city, October 81, In the parlor
OF the Catholic church, by the Very Rev. j.
j. Lilly, Mr.. EDWARD O'DONNELL, of
Wellington. and Miss ANNIE A. BUCK
LEY, of Odessa.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Novamber Term. 1888.

Court met IN regular session. AL
present.
County treasurer ordered to take up
tor cash ten Middleton township
bonds.
New read upon petition of Henry
Conrad, commissioners report filed.
Stephen Raunabarger and 0. G. White,
file objections, and case set for Thurs
day, 4th day of the December term.
N. NJ. Cooke appointed justice of
peace of Freedom township.
w. w. Thomas appointed justice of
peace of Washington township.
Aullviile ordered disincorporated.
b. d. Wecdin ordered to repair
bridge near Anderson Whitsett's, and
build new bridge across Peavine creek
south of Concordia, and make contract
with Dietznan, S1l00, to build new
pier under Tabo bridge and point old
abuttments and wing walls. west end
of bridge.
L. v. Foster, Geo. w. Osborne and
George Bates appointed commissioners
to ASSESS damages i'll j. b. Williamson's
road case.
Commissioners file report in w. FL.
Mock road change, and the change
| ordered made
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sHERKFF'S SALE.

A2rri60n Slckier
vs.
Palmer Sickler.
DY virtue of an execution, issued from
ID the ONCE OF the clerk of the circuit court OF
LHfay cite county. Missouri, and In favor Of
Harrison Sickler and against Palmer Siokler,
TO me directed, and rcturnable to the December
term. 1858. Of said court. ] will on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1888.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the FORE
noon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, and In front Of the courthouse door, IN
the city OfLexington. In Lafayette county. Mis-
sour, during the session of the circuit court
OF Lafayette county. sell publicly, by auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate of the
said Palmer Seeker, defendant In said execu-
ton, in and to the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being in the county of
Lafayette, and state Of Missouri, O-wIt:-An
undivided one-hall interest In and to lot num-
Der seven ri, block nine l9l, of the original
town OF HigglnsvilIe, Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of No
Vsmber; 1883. JOSEPH W. BOWMAN
nolQtd sheriff
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PUBLIC SAEE.

s ADMINISTRATOR of the estate E51.fS
\ oi John Auilinix deceased Il will ~
sell, ~ public auction. to the highest 1AnA
biddsr, al he late residence OF taid urUc ecu,
Oh the Lerk 1s<hunsr farm, about three mics
.e-ef nki @xsnstens On tho Dover road, on
Vi eS61lf1bAK. NoyENDEk II. 1855.
ihs following Ders0nal property belonging to
arld esfHte, fQ{Hfts-U yenfltnG steers, 2 two
se1rsold-kc1fsfs 1n8gs and pigs. IA
shoats, 5 mich cows. 3 calves, ! extru good
mare, / Mccormick binder, ! check-r0wer and
planter, 1 iarm wagon, ] spring wagon. l lot oil
tOUis and all kinds of farming implements. etc +.
I lot Of hay. BIG shocks OF corn, IL acres oil
growing wheat, ] cider mill, | lot OF cider ia
barrels, etc. Term OF sale made known on day
safe. JOSEPH Is. SHELBY, JR.
novlotd Administrator.
Lafay etIe county, Mo-, November 5, 1883.
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Raleigh, N. e., NOy, S.-Yesterday morn
ing negroes burned the house of the chairman
Of the democratic county committee and to-
day they broke into n railway warehouse and
tork II number OF dynamite cartridges. They
are melted BY white men aud serious trouble
is feared. The military is In eharge'of the
city.
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PUBLIC SALE

HARRY CLAY
a blood bay, isk hands high. bl.ck points, Inc
form and action and weights l ~ pounds. For
color, style, size and proportOns, for an all
parpose horse, he cannot be SURPASSED In III
county. He was sirei by Volunteer Goldsmith,
be by Volunteer, TO by Rysdck's Hambleton-
ian. Dam by Young Reve'Le. he by old Reye-
nue., out of Bolts Fate; Fee by Boston,; grand.
dam by Gaines Mcssengc', greai-grand-d dam u
Coppcrbottom mare. II, Is known throughout
fpal gctter; took seconi sweepstakes premium
at the HiGginsvllle lairin 1888, showingiagainst
adjoining counties; $50 took four other PREM
iums in other ,ings At same fair. Persons wish
ing to see his colts before the day of sale. Will
please call on Perry Cunningham ut MAYHEM.
who will take pleasure in showing some OF
them and pprson eau thereby see Tor Themselves
his extra breeding qualities. A cfedIt Of nine
months will be given without interest. pur-
chuser giving IL bankahle mote. A discount OF /
per cent. for cash will he allowed.
viii also DE cod at same time and place. Il
lot OF Mares, Horses. Cattle. Farm Machinery
etc. Tor which see bills.
ectsOt4 JAMES E. FlNNELL.
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PUBLIC SALE.

r WILL sell, Mt public sale. Noven- a.
i her 10, 1855 at the Chicago Il Altol kSlT>
stock pens, HlgginsvIlle. Mo , nv CA
surplus stock of horses and cattle, consisting Of
10 line Galloway heIfers, n good fouldition ioi
4 herd; several Short-Hornb bulls. 2 finely bred
troiting colts, one by Stanley's Fashion. will
NembrinO and Abdalla dam; q goai saddle
horse, and other stock.
Sale will begin ut l O'Clock p. m.
SIX months time, without interes. Will DC
given, purchaser giving bankabIe not:
octlTtd j F.. CAMPBELL.
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NOTICE il hereby given that the co-part-
IN neTslIip heretofore existing between the
UNDERSIGNED was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 2OtlI day ofOct0ber, 1888. q. A. ChInn
assumes all the liabilities of the late firm and
will receive aud receipt for all delts due the
same. Il. A. CHINN,
oc27i3 NJ. j CHfNN,
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

Morrison Wentworth Bank to the. use of Grove
Young,
vs..
Ilobt. l.. Greer ct al.
DY virtue of an execution, issued from
ID the office of the clerk of the circuit court of
Lafayette county, Missouri, and in favor OF
MOrrisoD-w ntwOrth Bank 20 the Use of Grove
Young ana against Robert l.. Greer,
Wilhelm A.. Greer, Jerome b. Greer
John z. Greer and w. Boone Major, 10 nae
directed, and returnable to the December term ,
1888, OF The circuit court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, l will, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH, 1888,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day, and in front of the courthouse door, in the
city of Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, during the session Of the said circuit
court OF said county. sell publicly, by auction ,
to the highest bidder, for cash In hand, all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate of the
said defendants in said execution, in
and to the following described real estate =,
situate, lying and being IN the county of Lafay-
cite, and state of Missouri, tO-wit:-1he east
half of The west half of the northeast Quarter OF
section eight (8), township fOrty-eight (4sl, of
range twenty-five (25 also two () acres OF the
north end of the northeast quarter of the soTh-
east quarter of section eight ~, township forty
eight (4S),of range twenty-ive(25) ;also two acres
being IA strip of lsnd of OF the north ends of the
east hslIof the southeast quarter, and the east hall
ollie west half of the southeast quarter Of section
eight (l township forty-eIght u8), of range
twenty-five (25).
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 1883. JOSEF W. BOWMAN,
noylOLd sheriff.
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PS-n TO addition the above, VIC also wantto sell You yor Dry Goods for
winter use, and will offer every imducemcnt tin the way of "bet goods" and
"lowet prices" Have an entire nw stock of Blankets, Comforters, Cassi
Jeans, Flannels, Knit Underwear, Cotton FIaunek, Hosiery, Fine ~
Common Yarns, Bcached N Brown l"mestcs, tinghams, Calcoos. Table
Linens, COrHets Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Nc, N will he glad to see you
when In need Of Dry Goods generally. ED. w. ii. AHRENS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

W. ~ WV
I WILL let TO the lowest and best bidder, on
i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, A. D.. 1883,
One wooden bent bridge for construction, about
hlty feet long, to be built across Cottonwood
creek on the road leading nom the Webb school
house to Three Groves, and near John Prices
place.
Letting will take place at bridge site. at 10
O'Clock .. m.
Plan and specifications can be seen ut the time
and place of letting, which will DO at bridge
site Ut ten O'Clock \. IN.
Contractor Is to give bond with approved
security Tor complying with contract. as the
law directs.
Commissioner reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
SATURDAY., DECEMBER l, A. d. 1883,
| will let 10 the lowest and best bidder, Tor con-
struciipn, one wooden-btnt bridge, about forty
six feet long, to be built across Poavine creek,
on the Concordia and Warrensburg road, about
four mIies southwest OF ConcOrdla
Letting will take place at bridge site, at IL
O'Clock y. n.
Plan and specifications for work will be
seen at time and place Of letting. Contractor
10 give bond with approved security for COM
plying with contract rs the law directs. Com
missioner reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Also, on
THUR3DAY, DECEMBER 8, A. d. 1888.
| will let to the lowest and best bidder. one
lity feet long, to be built across branch. just
west Of Anderson Whitsett's, about three miles
southeast OF Odessa.
Letting will take place at bridge site. at 2
O'Clock y m.
Constructor to give bond. with approved Secur-
Directs. X. ID. WEEDlN,
uOylOtu O0mnalSslOner,
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS,

HITY taxes for 1883, real estate, personal AMI
~ merchants, aye now due and payable. |
may he found At my ONCE. up stairs, next 10
the I~teRister Office, at all times, either myself or
my deputy, so come on and pay your taxes anI
do not wait until the last moment
JOSEPH q. HMM,
nOvl0iS N3rahal and Collector.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4rH, 1888,
nIss0IuTI0N notice.

ONE THOUSAND BARRELS OF CORN. Can
" furnish good feed lot and plenty Of good
wafer. JOS. B. SILVER,
novs4 Lexington, Mo
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MRS. ID. T.. MCCAUSLAND,
MRS. A. NJ. YOUNG,

- In Higginsyille, Lafayette county Mo-.
October 20, OF diphtheria and paralysis of
the heart, GEORGIE L., son of IT,. w. and
r. Z. Houx, aged % years.
"Leaves have their time to fall and wither
at the north Winds breath; but thou hast all
seasons for thine own, oh, Death" In the
death OF George we fully realize the above
language to be true. While our hearts are
with a greater degree of sadness that we look
upon it, when noiselessly entering the sacred
circle of homo and taking from 1t those Just
entering manhood, the Youngest, petted and
most loyod. While our loss Is irreparable we
should not murmur. God is too wise to err.
HE gave and He tsketh away. Blessed be
the name of the Lord.P In Georges death
promise: my presence shall 60 with thee;
and 1 will give thee rest" He was not afraid
to die, but ready and willing, for In the after
noon when his mother entered the room he
jOyfully said, "Oh, Mama, 1 am not afraid to
die. Christ has forgiven my sins, and is with
me. l am ready to co." And when he had
suffered all that it was possible for him to
~N"hb WV aS0ES htnA LIZ iOuuu q
sweet rest" To his dear loved ones we can
but say, "Cast thy burden upon the Lord and
He will sustain thee i" for George has ozly
gone before, whereltheir!many dear ones wait.
ing to welcome him. The moments fy rapidly
aud we shall soon be beyond the sufferings,
trials and sorrow. of life and strike hands
with our loved ones gone before.
The young, the lovely, pass away,
Ne'er to be seen again;
Esrth's fsirost flowers, too, soon decay,
It's blasted trees remain
Full oft we see the brightest thing
That lifts it's head on high,
Smile in the light and droop Its wing,
And fade away and die.
And kindly Is the lesson given;
Then dry the falling tear,
They came TO raise our hearts to heaven
They go to call US there. p.
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AT COST.
&c.,

OF Bernhard Meyer. deceased, and rent che store
TO any one wishing to go in business. also
have q first class Cider Mill and a lot of Barrels
for sale. WlLHELMINA MEYER,
iuIyOatf ByecutriK.
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ksnsas City Times:-Mr. Tarsney gels n
splendid majority of 1000 in the district,
After a campaign OF hard aud able work on
tho stump he reaps i rcward oyer which anV
man might exult. To be the leader OF q sue
cRssful crusade for the redemption of a con.
gressIonal district lost 10 its righ!iul posses.
sors In two successive preceding elections,
Is something to look back upon with the
STRINGS of pride for u lito,ilno. Mr.. Tarsney
will bear his honors worldly, and will be IN
debate and in the less attractive but ouits
A. necessary field Of practical work a
prominent figure in Washington. Kansas
City trusts the representation of her varied
Interests to him with confidence. In Kansas
City. Jackson county and the fifth district, we
hare won a decisive victory. We have stood
by the ticket and redeemed our pledges.
Looking over Missouri we seem to have done
by comparison better for democracy than has
any other purt OF the state. In the results of
the clnpuign of 1888 we find the right TO
assume whatever prerOgatives of criticism or
leadership that How from EiIbfulncss to the
party.
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Majority In johnson county............ 800
Majority in Jackson county ............ B2S
Majoyity in Lafayette county. .........1,lo9
Total maior;ty 91I2
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EE'F'Tk:K List

LETTER LIST.
'f'HR following letters remained uncailed for at
L the postofics at Lexington, Lafayette cOun-
W. missouri, Nov. g., 1858:
Blackwell. Miss NJ. c. Buford. Francis
Brown, E. f.. Bryan, b.. Il.
Cunningham, s. b. Crouch, Lucinda
Gaines, j. W. Henry, Charles
uoAdley. Margaret col Mide. Andrew
Mansfield, Mr.. Neal, A. J
Roans, Henry Robertson, james
TOgnetti. Alierd
CARDS.
duncan, Jas. Frazier, JAG Mrs.
FRANKIE, Herman Goss, Jno
Reed. Chss. Mrs. Reed, Lafayette
Randsls, James
When calling for these please say tina: they
were advertised. P.S FULKERSON. p NJ
EDOUARD BLlTZ
WILL open Il course in Harmony and Prac-
w tloal composition. and Will come To the
mousse oil the pupils whenever a class oil Iour is
formed. Terms:-
Class OF four Zone hour lesson. per term
OF ten weeks $40 90
Private lessons (hnlf hour, each pupil. SIC 90
The course of Harmony will be completed III
one term.
instruction In Violin, Viola, Cello, per
term OF ten weeks GO lessons).. ..........S SIS 90
CHanoer l1Kgic aud eHSengbks for anna
teur performers on the plano or string
Instruments. rehearsal OF one hour, per
teiM ...........pzO w
an tuition fees strictly In advance. nIOtf
GaTh.
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rhE TOM
MRS. MALISSA CHANSLOR.

"NS NhAhoD
A tribute Of respect from the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Christian church, Lexington.
MOI
II is with sad hearts that we say to you,
sisters, that Mrs. Malissa ChansiOr IL dead.
Sister Chanslor was kind and true in her re-
lations in life and especially wa she faithful
to her religious duties. Her life was hum
bic, but dignified, walking in the fear and
admonition OF the Lord. and when the
shadows began to lengthen we laid her to
rest. and none can tell how we her co-wOrk-
ers in the Lord, will mss her gentle. loving
words when we meet at our weekly gather
ings. We think as our minds wander back
that we can hear her asking, "Do you think
we will ever succeed in building the parsOn-
age. sisters?" but thanks to the All-Wise
Bong she lived to see her hearts desire ac-
complished. BLESSED are the dead whO die
In the Lord, for their works do follow them.''
Therefore we bow in humble submission to
His will. and while we deeply deplore her
loss, we know TO be absent from the body is
to be present with the Lord.
Dearest sister thou has left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us,
He will all our sorrows heal.
MRS. ii. T.. MCCAUSLAND,
MRS. A. NJ. YOUNG,
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II. WlLKER

Will make it hot for any man that
thinks he can undersell or overreach
him in bargains. Come to 10Y and
ll09 Franklin Avenue.
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Cooking and heating .tovOs at senden's.

Cooking and heating stoves at Sender's.
The ideal hair curler, at Ssnden's. oc27tf
For good, fresh groceries call at Cas-
sens. feb1Sif
Highest price paid for country produce, at
G~assen's. feblStf
Have you tried Payne's new barber' They
say he Is smooth, O20iT
Umbrellas and parasols repaired at A. q
Adeps Clothing store. m24tf
Do not fail to see the beautiful line of we'd
ding presents Just opened at Royle ~ Sons.
Save enough to pay your taxes by buying
millinery, notions and childrens winter wenr
at Mrs. Moorehesd's. novlOt4
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price l0c., 5Oc.'
and 81. For sale at LOOMS. s1eow
Mrs. MOorehead has lust received the
largest stock Of winter millinery and notions
eyer brought TO Lexington.
Ladies, don't be deceived; take no other
shoes but the Smith, Simmons u Peabody
manufacture. They are the reliable. 1t
Entire new line Of embroidered black kid
gloves at the best value ever offered you
80 cents. 70 cents and 81. Royle Il Son, 3t2
Ladies', new goods at the Ward millinery
store from fashions center, and a trimmer
from St. Louis. s.. A. Board, successor 10
w. ID. Ward. oofElf
Tho Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, OF Bourbojl. lai.
says:-"Both mysoIf and wife owe aais hses
to Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure" F6fl9t4e IL
Loomis', FRANKLIN ave. 6iess ico3S@
FOR sale-A good rssidsneas,a nttfa3tthe
pest in the city, on Main street iAss< house,
good outhouses, we'll, cistefk, cnkoN Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inaaifc 81 j.. Y,
Ardinger. sSvnssE rncSSstf
A lady graduate, an ezpefieheSd and sue
cessful teacher Of sdvnnae9 E1gIish, Latin,
Fireman. Hst2slaatiss mi Music, desires Il
|s!t1hf1x4 Nail kachk I11&> huzSlB ~iesti1ponials
.ffed, ~ q 4 Txahcftaisr Care
HeJ.f1t &6shia. &exf<l<t3n.fkfogEaA20i
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home, last siddsf. Y19EI
Cadet Allen, who resldes Il Plssaant Hill,
went home last SaturdaysA6ds As5td long
enough TO vote the straight democf2tictzckst
Capt. Darst called 8 meeting of the gym
nastic club last Wednesday to levy assess-
ments and requests a larger attendance ON
club evenings.
"Hurrsh for either Harrison or Cleveland,r
Is the first thing you hear In the morning and
the last thing at night.
As betting is forbidden In the school the
cadets paciiy themselves by the thought OF
lbucking the boys who got left without their
consent,
The guns, swords, flags and other fixtures
which Prof. Sellers had in his display at the
Kansas City Exposition, have returned.
Prof. Ryland has succumbed to the entres-
ties OF some young lady and has shaved OFF
the mustache that once adorned his upper
lip. While it makes hun look somewhat
younger it docs not detract from his hand
some features,
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.sklg gatellieeater.
SHORTS.
lamps at Senden's,

Il
3r'pg lamps at Senden's, oct27tf
uUrstrips at senden's. oct27tf
'ail your attention to Ahrens' new ad,
COOS and cigars a speciality, at Gas
feb1Stf
lancy yarns in all coIors ut Mrs, Moore
is. novlOt4
'Ferything at reduced prices at Mrs.
Prehead's.
pst received, at Royle n Sons, a beautiful
of Jackets. n3t2
pr the best hair cut and the smoothest
We In town go to j.. Il. PAYNE. o2Otf
lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Plasters. Price 26c. At Loomls'.
received, by express, blouse waists
-Aewand children, at Royle 4 Sons. 3i2
tdlco taken In exchange for goods, at
u as. feS1Stf
: not fall to see the beautiful line Of we'd
NOresents Just opened at Royle y sons.
Iurage for fifty head of cattle or horses
five miles south OF town, Enquire Of
Silver. jn16tf
. say, ladies', have you seen that large
1t the Ward millinery store; It's name is
odingnagian. Oct6tf
ok at Mrs. Moorehead's large stock OF
ydren's and infants closks, hoods. sac
hs and knit goods. noy10t4
ackmetark." a lasting and fragrant per-
Price % and Soc. For sale at q. w.
,is', Franklin ave. s1eow
. craze is now the "S. s. q p" celebrated
nd goat sbfes. All reliable merchants
yale them. fry a pair. II
in need of dress, goods. rgimpz. psassf
spsefles, plpsRas. efe,, call and seeths peY
,l1k. iataf 4ffics and acH coI6fs s. A6fen>'.
q. ". n. Kimheri;n, tup We. ~. thfosi
safasFh spetisiist. VIII visit Lexington
b4f6 Saturday In every month. Office at
ommercial Hotel. n3m1
For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
sc y printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Hobs Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
r. sale at 9. w. Loomis'. s1eow
Saddles, Harness, Trunks. Valises, Up
istering Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
est side public square, Lexington, Mo.
i've me a call, feb5y1
Mayhem has q new Store, atithe old Haden
and, Just opened by the Wheatley Brothers,
ho have purchased n full line Of groceries
d drugs. which will DO sold at bedrock
Ices for cash. Call around and see them. "
English SPAWN Linlment removes all hard,
st, or calloused Jumps and blemlshes from
lrses, blood spsven, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
! aims, sore and swollen throat from what
ar cause. coughs, etc. Save $50 by use OF
Q bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. w.
iOmis, druggist, Lexington. Mo, mr1y1
A nasal injector free with each bottle oil
Ailoh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price Soc. Fo,
10 at G. W. Loomis'. sleow
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w. M. A. Taps.

We are glad to note the interest the cadets
took IN Y. NJ. q. A. convention.
Mr.. Nix, instructor in the Y. Nj. C. A.
gymnasium at st. Joseph, gave the boys an
exhibition in different atheletic exercises on
Monday last, which they appreciated very
much.
Mrs. Il. n. CalkIns, of 81. Joseph, visited
her son, Gals, last Monday and Tuesday.
The foundation has been laid and the lum-
Der delivered for the bath house.
A prayer meeting was organized in the
school, last Monday evening, with about 80
members.
ankle.
Cadet Harper deplores the fact he cannot
play ball on account OF Il disagreeable boil on
his hand.
The W. NJ. A. cadets subscribed about
S75 for the state work of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Cad Holmes spent Sunday at his homo in
Kansas City.
"Practice makes perfect" is the motto OF
the gymnastic club.
1t was a difficult task for Capt. Darst tC
make the boys keep their seats in study hall
the night the canning factory burned, sc
anxious were they to see the fire.
The cadets are thinking Of organizing a Y
N. G. A. In the school.
Cadet Rogers left Monday for a visit to hi,
home in Kansas City.
\. Politics bias been the principal topic Of CON
{sstiqls 9utside Of the sehepl spen.
wesk. asss Az The perHs hl4ale "A
school is about ea1alIy divided.
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