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Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

chicago Times. !

Gen. Sherman did not participate
IN the ride about Milwaukee planned
for him and other distinguished Wis
itOrs. At I O'Clock he went to n pho
tOgrapher's 5, where the members Oi the
rhirti~th h were in waiting. His arrival
was the signal iOr an outburst OF
applause, and he was Immediately the
centre Oi II large thrOng. While await
ing the summons to the operating
room MISS Carol Yates, the daughter
OF Theodore Yates of Milwaukee, was
introduced to her fat her scommander.
Taking her hand in his. the wrinkled
old warrior quietly put his right arm
around her and drew her gently
toward him until her head rested
upon his shoulder, and then, bending
over her, he softly kissed her lips. Ii
poet or painter wanted a theme for
''Peace and Innocence" he would have
had it there, in the warrior, grizzled
and scanned with u hundred battles,
holding in his arms the fair young
girl
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

Moi.icn granulated sugar with good
vinegar. aud oi this take rom II lew
grains to teaspooniul. Tie effect Is
almost instantaneous. and the dose
seldom neeis tn b- repeated. II can
be- used ior all ages, from infants oi "A
few months old TO those on the down
hill side of life. The remedy IL cert ainly
u very simple one and, although no
theory Is advanced TO accormt for it,
wonderinl sci ION IL merits n trlsl
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
Reminiscent

Squire Dswlap--Ses that rock over
there,
The Girls-Yes
Squire Dewlap - Right under its
shadow, twent y-iive years ago, asked
your mother To marry me
The Girls tcarried away with curios-
riyl What was her answer
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
His Vacation.

Have You ha.i - pleasant yarall"n
this summer;
YES, enjoyed myself hugely
How did you spena it,
by sending my wife io the coruir
for sin weeks. ."-.Iudg~
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
lie Fined the Minister

Preacher-ie generation oil vipers
Umpire waking up No back talk
thsre-ten dollars Epoch
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
wooL-sToRsMc FACILITIES.

Large Warehouse the bank with Special We" to the >tr"
Wool Wool Growers the Judith and Wolf Creek county will ind
TIA, m,,ic point to haul their wool. whether
desiring sell or ship.
;annen and Others seeking location, will lind the route via Jml anin
The shortest and best road depend olaNne supplies OF all
kinds BED ROCK PRICES. Also blacksmith shop Landing
es~oRDERS By NAH. GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
Dry Goods Department.

r m Wn" l.nrht Ia I'll aud
''i'n"t "ir,
aud Hosiery ~ tmrrw
iaebct- aud Whit
u sal
T ni Ting i "a
~ tf litl ~prta,
Magnificent Line of Notions,
i.rlttlrrh an
. tut f
faurts, tbs trunks
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

by his wife and son, who had been visiting
there, aud by his daughter, Mrs. w. r.. Com
stock, who came down TO visit until after
Christmas.
Mr. Wm IoiIer, now employed by the st.
Louis Clothing Co., and located at Clinton.
arrived here saturday night to spend bis
| Christmas vacation, which lasts until the 9Th
inst. lie i, thinking Of removing to the state
OF Washington.
Messrs. Mat Wilson and Walter Eckle, of
this city. aud Ed Beattie, of Higginsvllle,
who are attending II school of dentistry in st.
Louis, arrived here Wednesday morning 10
spcnd thu holidays. Mr.. Jno. Greer, who il
attending the amt Institution returned yes.
trrday morning.
We have received pleasant calls this week
from Mrssrs. Samuel Charlton, W. n. Palmer
John Mcintyre, T.. :. Gnnn, Joseph Osborne
Thos. Il. Weaver, j. +. Miller, II. j. GuI,
braitn, Il. l.. Motto, Il. NJ. Landlord, w. T.
Fry and several others whose names we 20
not at present recall. Call again, gentlemen
MIR. Noble BeatIie, en- route TO hIS home il
Charleston, Va. from Il visit in the Indiai
territory, stopped at this place for a visit t.
old friends Tuesday. He is II son OF Mr.
Tuck" Rcattie. who was well known in thi
county, and who disappeared so myste"iousl,
some ten wears ago and il supposed to hav,
been killed by the Indians.
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E'iil tiDGs

There will be services At the usual hour ut
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
The children of the Episcopal Sunday
school especially the larger ones. are earnest
ly requested to meet ut the church tonight
and Monday night to assist in decorating the
church for Christmas.
Miss Belle Bennett. OF Louisville, KY, who
Is The agent employed to solicit subscriptions
TO the endowment fund OF the Bible Training
school which is to be loc rtcd at Kansas City.
was in the city Sunday and secured 400
from the MEMBER Of the NJ. f. Church,
South.
Wonderfully refreshed and strengthened
mast the good old Prophet OF the Lord have
been when, after paTtaking of n very simple
repast he WAS able Ito 20 forty days and
forty nights in the strength OF ;hpt meat
The strengthening and sustaining pOwcT
must have been something other than the
simple food. That something was the aSsur-
ance OF u sympathy in the midst OF heavy
burdens, burdens OF care, burdens of trial
and the further assurance OF appreciation fOI
works of faith and labOrs OF love" These
reflections are suggested by The action OF 8
congregation toward its absent pastor. Dol
lars and cents are truly essential TO the com
fort and temporal welfare OF the minister,
household, but Tor the minister hjmsclf. the
faithful man Of God whose burden is at time
almost crushing, there is "A something more
essential, a something to him beyond al
price, a something that gIaddens his heart
and encourages his efforts, and that some,
thing in his ease il The same thai it was in The
case OF Elijah. The assurance of sympathy
the assurance of appreciation. The action OF
that congregation was b bth delicate and beau
ttful, and doubtless the God fearing, sou
loving, faithful pastor will 20 on lin tn,
strength Of that meat for days and years
remembering not the dollars and cents bu
the Heaven born motive that thrilled the
hearts of a loving aud appreciativc people
IL was a beautiful tribute to the worth of
NOBLE man. "A
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Born-In IIigginsville, December 7, to the
wife OF Rev. j. :. Conner-a boy.
- In thiH city. recently, to the wife OF
Mi. Geo. WCiS-a girl.
- In Wavcrlv, recently, to the wife of
Mr.. thomas Jennings IA boy.
- Ia this city, December IS, to The vile
OF Mr.. vfm. CrOWdeT-a girl.
- In Clay township, recently, to the
wife of Mr.. Alfred ktng-a girl.
- In H%irgin-vilIe, December IL, to the
wife Of Mr. h. Il. Gladish-a girl.
- In Dover township, December Is, to
the wife of Mr.. Chas. Gray-a gIrl.
-- In Higginsville. December IL, to The
wife OF Mi. >. J. Kirinschmiut-a girl.
- Ia Washington township, recently, tC
HE wife of Mr.. James Williams "A boy.
- In Washington township, December
10 h, TO the wife of Mr.. w. S. Downs-a girl
- In this city. December ~. to the wifi
Of Mr.. j. IL, Sender, nee Agnes Hutchinson
"A boy,
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Atmore's celebrated mince meat. AT Egglc~-
ton IL Bros. d2l'2
The weather this week has been rs pleasant
AS could bc desired.
An adjourned meeting OF the city council
will be held tonight.
Call on Eggleston " Bro. aud see their
goods and get prices, d21'2
Home grown and strictly pure Duckwhent
flour. at EgglestOn ~ Bro. d2lt2
Faust brand fresh oysters only at ID.
Hackers, bakery, confectionery and res
taurant. 1t
Fnr Sde-A iirst-clu>s music box with
hcli-. VIII .rIi cheap; call on l. Il. K'uf-
mann. uC'3D'f
Thr Rrarko cub viii be cntcrta'rci 10y
Mr.. Ed MoGrew, at MS parents reid. cc,
d. c.mbcr %.
Ii you want to see the incest line Of o. n
dies III the city. go 10 ID. HACKERS h"k. ry
and confectionery. 1t
Don't fail to call and see my stock Of 10, .,
for they must go AMI that means il will pay
YOU tn call nj A. Eglc's. dcc7ta
ID Hreckcr has the largest aud finest stock
Of confcctionrrie at the lowest prices. Candy
from ten cents "A pound up. II
The remains of James F., son OF John Al d
Lucy II. FIshback were removed from Mae
pelah cemetery. TO NAPOLEON. last Monday.
:. C. DoIlarhide was tried before Esquire
Russell, in Odessa, Monday, upon Il charge ot
forgery and being unable TO give bail in the
sum of $500 was remanded to Jail.
Cheap! Cheap! Ihave just received n cai
Of line Michigan salt. fresh from the mine,
and have another one on the road. which |
will sell at 81 81 per barrel. Come and gel
It. A. LOomis. junc22tt
Arrangements for n grand concert to b.
given by the Star band and the Burden
orches, ra soon after the arrival Of the new
wear are being made. Well may our music
loving people look forward to "A treat.
The iron front for DR.. Mcng's new build
Ing has arrived aud will he placed in pOsitioI
to-day or enrly next week When complete
it will be one Of the most elegant cuisines
houses in the city.
T.. +. Burnley who was arrested on a Clarg
Of living in adultery had IL preliminary eS
: animation before IA jury and Esquire Grau
Nlll' hSlNJ ''h 'FN hA''NN 80 J''' $500
! all in favor of conviction hut could not a2rc
as to the amount Of fine to assess agnlnS
> him, some Wishing TO place it "a high - T2'i
A change of venue was then taken by the dc
iendanl to Esquire Whltsett's court ard WA
' to have been tried Thursday, but when tl
case was called Prosecuting Attorney WIiso
dismissed The case in order to issue snotb'
u writ against the man and again get the maj
1t ter in Squire ClaylOn's court. TIT warraI
hal all heen filed out and had only 10 /
" signed by the clerk OF the criminal court ~
he sworn to by the sttorney. which only ~
70 uuired y few minutes. but by that tim
5 BurleY, smelling n mouse. skipped out AZ
$. has not ~ yet been captured. He made 4
J. he FOntoOu bridge, intending TO 30 over u
he river, but was beaten there by Jailor We
and he then took to the bluffs on this side
= the river. His wife was here and determin
" to enforce the la " against him.
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Y. M. G.. A. Items.

One encouraging feature of our work which
shows progress, is the fact that, in spite OF
Increased efficiency and experience in dis
patching business, our board of directors have
longer sessions than ever before. We are
certainly increasing our work ve"y much
Our last board meeting was an important
one. We elected TLOs. l., Paxton to ill the
place of W. &. Stewart and believe we have
TIE right man for the place. We also decId-
ed TO secure Hon. Geo, Il. Vending TO deliver
his lecture on Stonewali jackson for US In
March.
II any one in Lexington has doubts abou,
the work which we aIe doing, it will not tie
hard matter to convince 49,. II he viii only
take pains to investigat. is not an uncom,
mon t!iing TO have n g. / OF fellows stay the
whole eY' ming here aud 1t wouId delight the
hearts Of our contributors to see twenty
or thirty fellows PLAYING games or reading the
papers, One has only 10 reflect. "wherC
would these fellows be. If this place was moi
cp'n, tC appreciate our work.
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Musicale and Reception at b, f. C

On Saturday evening last, Mrs. Menefcc
and Miss Jewell, OF the t.. f. G., entertained
their friends with "a musicale and reception
held IN the art rooms Of the college, Some
fifty or sixty invitations were sent out, and
there was "A sufficient response to bring to
gether a pleasant asscmblage of OUT leading
society people. With the sId of lace curtains,
! rugs, furniture and bric-a-brac. the rooms
were transformed into u very handsome and
tasteful suite of salon ~parlOrs, which, filled
with ladies and gentlemen in their best cos
tunes, made a bright and enjoyable scene.
The following musical programme was given
with much success and was heartily enjoyed
by the attentive listeners:
PART FIRST.
Piano solo: 1.-THE Alpine Storm. ..Kunkel.
Miss Maria Hawkins.
Quartet: "Vogel's Waltz.
Misses Jewell and Hayes, and Messrs.
Chiles and Smith.
Tenor solo: "Fly Forth o Gentle Dove."....
Mr.. ChileS.
COntralt0 Solo: "rhe Lost Chord. Sullivan.
Miss Hayes.
PAR SECOND.
Soprano solo: ''Salv. Mara."..... Balln.
Mrs. Menefee.
Bass solo: "The Man o. Wars Man "........
Dir. Smith.
Soprano solo Judith" ......... COacone,
Miss Jewell.
Quartet: Ion In the Silly Night "...........
Misses Jewell and Hayes and Messrs.
Chiles and Smith.
After a time spent in conversation and
social enjoyment an elegant COLLATION. u
delicious Refreshments was handed. viii /
seemed TO be as much relished as the heauli.
full music. There were among those present
Rev. and Mrs. w. /. Mcclure, MIR. aud Mrs
w. +. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Smith
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. ii. Royle, Mr.. and Mr.
JAS. II. MOrehead, Mesdames r.. +. smith
Leroy Farmer, w, b. Bolton. Misses FOgel
man. Standeforj, Title and Katie Hollis
Clemens, Mcclure, Waddell, Shanklin, Neil
Cobb. Young, Winsor, MOuntiOy. LaBerteV
Grady, and Messrs. Powell, Howe, Wad
dell, French, raubman, Rolhwell, of Libef
ty; King. Grady and Chiles.
The evening WAS delightfully."- spent Az
one and all join in thanks to the fair ladie
, for the pleasant occasion and the hope .hi
> such gatherings may be frequent during Tia
winter season.
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FINAL ToTLEM

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen 10 aIl creditors and
~ other persons m'CIc>ted in the estate ~
NUundcr G.. Ewing deceased, that the under
signed, administration will apply 90 make 4
final settlement Of said estate, al the + bruHrN
term, lSgO. OF the Probate court of Lafayette
county, Missouri. tn he begun and held At the
Probate court room. in the city oi Lexington.
ON the second Monday in Fcbru re $50.
dcc2I JOEL II EWING,
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Holiday Excursion.

On December 9th, 18th aud 3Ist, 1889. and
January LIST, 1870, the NJ. p. IL. r., will sell
round trip excursion tickets to all points
within 300 miles of Lexington at the rate OF
one and One.tbird fare for rOuud Lri.2.
Tickets COOL going on date of sale. good re
turning until january 3, 1870.
r. A. NuEL. Agent.
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E.HAI

NOTICE 10 hcr"hy gwen To All credi;orn an
IN other persons ILI"'rsTcd in the "riat" ca
" IiIi.m Lnud rdIlc deceased, that a.. under
signed, adm n'sirafcr. viii apply So mth,
"a tnai settlement OF sHtti estate, III the / bra ~.
term. iSJi, oi tn" probate court - laiaN .
rtic county, Missouri. to be begun "ad hHl
at the Probate cont room In the city Gi
Lexington, on the sCCnuG Monday IN february
| 1880. ROBERT J. D~lILINGuAM,
! ttrrllIt Adm mist tor
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EIAnE. AEruraIE4aGN,r

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all creditors an
y other persons Ia cresied in the cstat. 81
Il rnc.j Y. i.anL'Orl. deceased, that the under
signed, 'duiIniatr Ctnr, wlii apply t. mike Il
'inHl settlement Of sald estate, ut the February
! { rBI, lNH0, oi The Probate court Oi Lafayette
county, Missouri, TO 10 begun and held at ih'
HTuuatc court room, II the city vi Lexington
on the ErGund MGm,teI IN February. 1890
IHAT. l. L~ANKFDED,
/ IL -nlIIn Aim ~. ~
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE IL hereby given to all creditor
~ aud other persons interested in the estate
Of John ID. Patrick, deceased, that The uE-
dcrdiEned. public adHinIshatUr, will ap
ply Ia make II final settlement Of suId
rsL~ie at tn" EcbruarY term 1880, oI the PrcLai,
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, TO tt
br.uu and held nj he Probate court room N
the city Il Lexington, on the second Monday
in Fchr" arr, 1899 :. y WILSON,
tIrC3It1 pIk &c AlmInr@Tr mirror
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EENaA T"TLE;NU ENT

NOTICE IL hereby given to ali creditors am
~ other persons interested it the estate Of
Henry Ge,zrr, deceased, That the uGdcrrIgn-
ed, eXccutriN,w will apply 10 make II final SETTLE
mcUt ui sand estate Al the February term, lSHh
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, 10 ne begun and held at the PTObaJ,
court room, in the city ol Lexington, on Ill,
second Monday IN February. 1890.
IORATlIEA GELIER
l.-nIL. -.
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FlNAR. SETTsIEME EMF.

NOTICE II hereby given TO all creditors and
~ other persons Interested in the estate a.
Harrison r. CnrIsmIn deceased, that the under
signed ,adImnIstratOrs, will apply to make Ii final
sctllrmeuLOf said estate ut the February term a,
1880, Of Ii" Probate court OF BaiayRtit
county, Missouri, to be begun and held dt th'
Probate court room, IN the city al Lexington,
Mo ON the second Monday in February
1880 ROBEET WRIGHT,
John W. SPENCER.
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n SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors ant
~ Othcr persons Intct eatcd ia the estate Ol
George MastcreOn. deceased. that the under
5iEuud, puhilG administrator, sill, apply to
make Il final settlement OF said estate IT I'll,
February term, 1850. of The Probate court {"
LlfnyttIe county, Missouri, to lie begun anC
hid al the PROBATE court room, in the city al
Lexington, On the second Monday in February
1880 ). WILSON,
IprhItI publlc Administrator
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ENT

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 all creditors ard
~ other pCrsons Interested In the estate al
| NpoiswuUi NJ. NCCul!uch, iced, that IN under.
sIgncd. executor. Will apply to make a final sci
Element nj said estate. at tueF'cbruury ERIN, 1891 i
the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri,
To be begun aud hcld at the Probate court room
in the clty OF Lexington, on the second Monday
IN February, lSgO. $ l.. SMITH.
lprlIE ENaputnr
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NOTICE IS hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persOns Interested in the estate o.
Patrick Mcbride, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator, viii apply to make .
final settlement of SAID estate at the February
term, 1880, 0i the Probate court of Lafayette
county, Missouri, to be begun and held AT the
prObIi" court room, in the cIty of Lexington,
on the second Monday IN Frhru Try 1880.
JANE Mcbride,
hpC3ltJ AdmirI-truyriN
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SANTA FEE,

rs l. customary this comp ny viii make
-pCcial Cscur-Iou rates TO accommodate
Christmas and New Years Holiday travel
10 al points within Two Hundred Miles Of
Lexington tor one and one third fare for the
round "trip. Children between the ages Of
i've AMI twelve wears a. onc.Galf Of special
rate. Sale Of tickets to be Dee. "a. ~, 81 ard
January /, 80. Tickets good going ONLY on
late Of sale, and good returning at any time
up to aud including January >, 1890.
dI2tr JOHN ~TtUBMAN, Agent.
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ENT

NOTICE IL hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persons int, cstcd IN the estate Of
Henry JurlIrg. deceased, that the unieTsign-
cd, administrator. will apply to make Il final
settle m"nL OF said estate at the February term,
1870. OF the PrDbIt" court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, to he begun AMI held at the PrOba:c
court room, IN tn" CITY OF Lexington, on the
second Monday in February, 1880
JNO. f. DIERKER,
! L-nLlLE Al.LAL---nL--
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CETx
TAN-PAYERS.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,
LFNINGTON, Mo Dec. 9th, Is,

hF~NINEipN, Mo b'O' 'uh' loo''S
LII Delinquent CITY TuX-Pay"rs, who have
: been sued by the city attorney, are hereby
noriir I HAT II Their Delinquent Taxes are paid
t. the city collector within SHY td0) lays iroGi
the tate hereof. all costs Will he RENTED. save
thirty Cul en- - on e Ch cast, To the cry mar
shalt By Orii"I 90 the City Council.
Jos. G.. JlIiNS. cry Marshall and CO...
Ry 1HOS. STASpIsn. Deputy EOllcctor.Glltt
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FOR SAFE

, y nuihuriry OF thr will OF John e.. .F-%Gs
Young. deceased i Offer ~ ~,"iSafe 1".i
;" his ate residence, loi . ami 20 ct Eiiil
oil lot >. block -. First A"tt,ti"u to IAIaA
LcNinetnn. being 10 I"rt on FrnnElin avenue
and IT, feet ur Main Cross nr 18Th street III.
dive Iin. ~ a.Hh-tantni brick structure cr t."
larGr rou'ns Ia" prop"rtH ~ we'll supyl rd
with out hUIidi"rs choice :iuI!, good VAT,
AMI mu!crT go nc's. ami Is one Of IL.
most Il strab!c situations IN the civ. 1.~r
"a .. Apply :" Nr 'in-s Green on The prem.
's"s ~ Ia lur Undersigned.
Irayii' GEO NJ. CATlpN
E.nrIinr Of .Lrn.E Nnmnu Ir.rr. -
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-E,u O 0EEICE.

1EitSOSS wanting work Of any kind or those
{ desiring to employ lanOreTS, cooks or -rr-
wants, Gtn register tncir ma nes ut my grocery
aud dry goods store. ON mum street, opposite the
pu-I"iiisp. NJ charge for registering, and The
On ~ fee required viii only tie collected when
the parties ngrcr aud then by the prrron en-
pluYing. iull POL JND II .'DRDNS
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Grimes & Venable, jewellers, have q nice
stock of rings, ear drops, Ne, suitable icr
wedding and holiday presents. Call and 'cc
the new stock. decTi3
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Call on Eggles.on " Bro. aud see their
goods ard get prices. date
Faust brand fresh oysters only at -
Hackers bakery, confectionery and res
;aurant. II
TIE finest Florida oranges in the market,
at Trigg ~ Shelby's. dlit2
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Silk Handkerchief and Mufiers

IN endless variety and elegant designs. Tie most exonisite
assortment of New IIandkercldrs ter ladies' in Lace. Enriroid.
cry and APplicay Work. Also Il beautiful lire Of Handb r.
chiefs for DC, Zoe, l5c, poe and 2Jc.
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QUIZ Low
Home MONEY TO LOAN.

c-iItc 81 mInOrR Ia Tor iaHn, Part on prImt
real r-tat" anl pant ON good personal security.
PIrti"r desiring 10 morrow will 10 well to call
Office over T.. Winsur ~ son.
mayi3I $ n. WILSON,
Public administrator and cX-oGice Pub. Cur.
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SILK UMBRELLAS

Tor ladies and gentlemen, in medium and high grade Qualities and
In Gold, OXIdlZed and Agate I FPS or Heads and Natural Sticks
a Fine Collection at Special Prices for the HOLIDAYS
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DRESS GOODS !

We are headquarters for Dress Goods. If it is only a Sc
calico You want. you cannot afford to miss our stock.
Ia Henriettas, Stripes, Plaids, French Broad Cloths, Fancy
FIanneiS, Black eros Grain Silks, Surah Silks in all colors, we
irao al, aud can show you the most complete stock ever
shown in Lexington.
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AnwEHVSTssAT0EE,S SOTsCg

ErJ ct adminisirt ION on the estate
- Ui Clifton Il Daniel deceased, were granted
H. the UutitrslrHrIi un the 2,Nh day OF NUvCmhrr,
1850. by III" probate court OF lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said CstJi
arc required to exhibit them tor alluHarr
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21
ALL READY FOR CHRIST
MAS TRADE

Spend your money where it will do you the most good.
NTaud"St stock of Dry Goods suitable for the seasons business
ever brought to Lexington, and all to be sold at orr usual Low
Prices.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21
c. +. c. Christmas Coneerra.

THIS week has been one Of unusual interest
in society circles and lar from the least eVeu's
that have taken place were the ChTisimas
concerts or "'pupil1 r~ecilals' given ct 9. +.
G. last Wednesday and Thursday evening".
ON Wednesday evening the following WAS The
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

ALL Germany is a-sneeze.