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or Sale
GOOD INVESTMENTS.

HOUSE Two doors west OF Morrlson-W ent
II worth Bank. Good store room and rooms
above
House on Main.Cross street. between South
and Franklin avenue, known as the Vaughan
property. Good store room and rooms above
good location. Ateo residence Of Fix rooms
adjoining, now paying Il good rental; will pay
10 per cent on Investment.
House on Wsst-ThIrd street, known as the
Lee property. Residence of seven rooms. tive
cellars, cislern and $50 feet front A good loca-
ton aud will pay n good per cent on Investment
Residence OF eight rooms fret door east of tn
Episcopal church. on Franklin avenue, Nifty
feet front. There is no better investment In thu
city This property must advance
The store room and two floors above, on
Frank & In avenue. Just back of he courthouse
| now occupied by Smith Bros This is excellent
| property and Is sure to advance In value.
One half interest /, slaughter house nnC
| ground near the Rock bridge, in the western
part of the city. THIS will be good property II
u short I me
will dispose OF the above named property a
most reasonable prices In order to close tn
estate Thns- wiahrn g TO make safe investment
would do well to call on me.
j. T.. SMITH,
Administrator Of the estate Of w. H smith
deceased.
Sixteenth and Franklin avenue. mch9tC
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r. Gard of Thanks.
ODESSA. Mo Mar. r. 1850

ODESSA, Mo Mar. 8. 1889.
We respectfully invoke the aid Of the press
20 In'Imatr Que unui'arable sense of graft
Jude to the goo! F@Gg!e of Odessa and sur
rUurding country fOr their wide spread
general symralh, aad practical generosity
toward Us IN our recent severe sickness; for
the kindly o:ices Of ministers, pastors and
res ihcnt, who visited us-Of the medical pro-
:as-.Ou, tel by Dr. j. +. wood, whose visits,
skill and counsel took estimate in the value
Of life Itself, aud to ladies. gentlemen and
chi!fren who have riYalCd each other ia labOI
yacriitce anu gilt, lor our relief, we humbly
" q debt of gratitude, Tor which al
methods iaII 10 furnish u true expression
I Even the timOrous soul that wanderS OH The
border land of the invisible world, is moi
denied The light that shines in she lace of III
friends. our families heg TO Join us in thi,
card. 1uliN ALBERT MURPHY,
ID. Il. Nj PLY
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

Mary Holster and John liolsten. her hus-
b nj. Catherine Meyer aud Fred ID.
Never, her hush and, Joseph Holster. .
MINOR. by Claus aol.ten. Ma guardian.
ors, who sue bv Fred ID. Meyer their
guardian and Otto Meyer, Il minor. who
sues bv Henry Meyer. his guardian, plain
ny virtue OF u decree and order OF sale issued
ID from the Office of the clerk of the circuit
oil Mary Holsien and John Holsten, her has-
uand, Catherine Mey r and Fred d. Meyer, her
husband, Joseph Holsten. u minor, by Claus
tvlsren his guardian, Henry Holster and Ernst
Hols,en. minors, who sue by Fred. ID. Meyer.
heir guardian, and Otto Meyer minor, who
sues by Henry Meyer, his guardian. PLAINTIFF.
expaIte. to me dlrecte aud rstnrnable to the
Aprll term, 1859, OF said court. l Will, on
MONDAi APRIL lsT, 1850,
| between the hours of nine O'Clock in the lore.
NOON and 1--WE O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
| day, and IN front OF the courthouse door, IN the
| cI'y of Lexington, In Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, during he session OF the said circuit court
oil said county, sell publicly, by auction. to the
| IL CHEST biuier, Tor one-thIrd cash, ont.;hird 10
Que year aud one third IN two years from day
Of sale, the deferred payments to he secured b,
Iced OF trust on the prS m ses soid, or the pun
chase: may ~ his opt Oh pay all cash OF
lay of purchase, all The right, title, in
is in and to the following desor ibec
cal estate. situate, lying and being II
h. county OF Lafayette, State Of Missouri
,o-wit: One hundred ll0Ol acres, beng the W es
uaif OF the northwest quarter, an the mort
uaif oil the northwest quarter of the southwes
quarter OF SECTION eighteen (s). in TOWNSHIP
Iorty-eighJ (<5l, Of range twenty -four GA.
Given under my hand this 9th day 81 March
1889. CHARLES 8. MITCHELL,
mci 9td SheriG.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say To our citizens, that for years
we have been selling Dr Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, DR.. King's New Lille Pills.
Rucklen's AroIcu Salve aud Electric RitterG.
ami have ucvcr handled gcmedics that sell NJ
we'll. or tia, have gIvca such universal satisfac,
tinn. We do not hesitate to guarantee then
every time, and we stand ready to refund til,
purchase money, ii satisfactory results do no
follow their use. These remedies have woI
tt..rr great popularity purely ON their merits.
M u NVNIy LEROY FARMER.
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County School Commissioner.

Prof. X. II. EmhusOn, Of Higg!nsvllls, has
announced himself as q candidate for county
school commissioner. subject to the demo-
cratic convention. He was born In johnson
county, this state, but was reared. partly, In
Texas. When but Il boy, his parents died,
leaving him to work out his own fortune. He
began life on a farm, having worked for seve-
raj parties In this county Resolving 10
educate himself. he attended the Normal
school ut Warrensburg, but afterwards en-
tered The university, from which he gradual
ed In 1855. He has had considerable expert.
euco in teaching, this being his seventh SEES
zion. He %as principal of the schools a
R%ocheport, afterwards principal Of the Hist
| school OF Marshall, aud now has charge Of the
schools at HIgSinsyllle. He is Il young man
a successful and devoted teacher, q thorough
democrat and, as such, has presented hi
name to the people.
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The W. NJ. A. Taps were unav oidably crowG-
ed out this week.
An adjourned meeting of the road overseers
Of the county is called ut HiggInsville for the
23d inst.
hr. q. Ben Russell has rented part OF DR..
Lhapman's house, on South street. and will re-
move thei etc about the nrst of April.
The Lily Band, on last Wednesday night, ser
enaded tue ladies who so kindly assisted them
10 their concert. The gentlemen c ME next.
\ gentleman came all the way from Kansas
City. Kas.. Thursday. to buy IA weaSer's reed
from J. II. Sender, having Jailed TO find oGs
In Kansas City.
Mr.. 8. II. Ii. Clark, of the Mo. p. r.. K.
was in The city yesterday. Ii he gave any ordel
for a change In the time table on the branch, |
ia not known to outsiders.
sher Il Mitchell says that he WINS no dog
| and that the dog that bit Miss Willie Blggerstai
| belongs TO II prisoner named Jim Mays. H.
has bad the dog removed to the country.
Mr.. Louis HeItman, manager Of the Kohle
Concerts, was in The city yesterday, and mad
arrangements for n recital at The opera house Il
the near future. Full particulars next week.
Mr.. Il l. Greer, Of Aullvillc, one OF Lniay
cite c%ounty's enterprising stockmen, shipped
last "Wednesday. q special train load Of liv
,tock, consisting of HIx care of very ane bes
cattle AMI two cars oil hogs.
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The TOMB

Disd-At the residence Of Mr., John Oliver.
In Dover r"wn>hip N.rch l, OF consumption,
Mr.. HENRY BENNETT, aged about Al
years.
= In CLAW township. March !. of pneu-
mona, Mrs. SARAH DILLINGHAM, aged
about 81 years.
- Ia odessa. March I, OF consumption.
Nh. AL|GjCA DOLL tRHIDE aged about
ia Years, wife Ut Mr.. Jesse Dol,arhIGe.
- suddenly, Of heart disease. at Fort
Rertrn. Montana. October 1 lSSS Mr.. JOHN
". LUKE, well known to many OF our cit!-
Gems.
- In Odessa. March 6 of mqIariaI fever.
Mrs. JANE EWING, vie of John NJ Ewing.
aged abuur 80 Years. She was buried al M.
Hebron church last Thursday.
ATRU WOMAN AT REST.
On last Friday, March /. the loved spirit of
| Mrs. Bet'Ie Dale Smith, wife oi ThOs. II.
smith, passed to its home and reward on
! hiyh, This IL The first death that has occurred
in the Baptist church, Lexington, for more
! than "A year. Sister smith was born in Har-
den county. Kentu"kY. December n. 1929.
She was married March II, 1890. She has
been the mother of eight children, three o.
whom and the husband survive her. In 1851
sbe and her husband moved to Missouri
locating in Saline county. There they re
manned until 1867, when they purchased anc
moved to u pleasant place in Lafayette county
some five miles south from Lexington. TIL
remained their home to the time OF her death
Our sister lived the life If a consecraIe'
Christian. She was piouS, devoted and
t%rustful. Her delight was to be In the sane
suary with deyout wOrshippers; her regre
was, that, on account OF distance from he
church, she could not attend regularly. He
nome relations were pleasant. She was
kind and helpful wife, an affectionate an
torbearing mother. She was always love
In communities where she lived. She WI
ever the true friend. Her Christian charac
ter reened to grow purer and brighter to th
duy of her departure. A blessed legacy
husband, daughters anil son! May God co
a fort the sorrOwinR, and bind up the
wannds. PASTOR.
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THE ALTAR.

Mnrried-I In this city. February 81. by Rev.
G.. W. Terrell, Mr.. JEWETr B BEN rLEY,
of Blackburn, and Miss ANNIE MCGEE, Of
Dover.
- In Wellington, February 90. by Rev.
A. A Moore, Mr.. /. WILEY THOMAS and
! Miss CORA b. CAMPBELL, both Of Gay
township.
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sBERIFF's SALE.

Lafayette county
vs,
rbomns II Fine and Mary 1 Fine. his wife.
WHEREAS, II appears to the satisfaction Of
w the Court, that Thomas Ii. Fine and Mary
[ Fine, his wife. Nv their certain deed oil mort.
gage. dated the 18th day of March, A. D.,
1888, and recorded IN the office OF the recorder
OF deeds within and for Lafayette county,
Missouri, In book No. 81. NJ page 2l3, convey
I'd To the county of Lafayette, for the Use
and benefit of the County School Fund. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
aforesaid county. to-wIt: Tue southeast QUAR-
Ter of tue southwest quarter OF section twenty
six (2el, in township Iorty-eight (<S). of range
IwenLy-Dine (29). containing forty (4O) acres.
more or less; which said conveyance was
made TO secure the pay ment OF n certain bond In
SAID deed described; and, whereas. de-
| ,aulu has been made IN the payment Of aaid
bond and interest, and the same are past due
| now, therefore. L, Charles s. Mitchell, sheriff oil
Lafayette county, Mo by virtue of an order
issued by the county court, February 9Th,
| 1883, hereby give notice. that l will. Oh
MONDAY, APRIL lsT. 1889,
| ur r said real estate for sale at pablic auction
o the highest bidder, for cash, in front OF thu
court house door, in the city oil Lexington, II
said county and state, bel wecn the hours OF ter
O'Clock In the forenoon and i've O'Clock In In,
afternoon OF that day, 10 satisfy said bone
and interest thereon. to sether with cost OF ex'
ecuting this sale. mchSCu
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THE FINE NORMAN STALLION
COMPROMISE

will be permitted to serve mares at the sam"
price and terms Us the horse. Compromise Is a
black with mealy nose and belly, six years old
fourteen hands high, heavy built. very vigorous
and II sure iOal gett,r: He was sired by Com
promise. Jr., WAS sold Tor 81, $50 when q two
wear. old. and he by Compromise, imported by
Henry Clay. HIS Dam was II Hercules Jennet by
an imported Spanish Jack, brought here rom
Kentucky
Care taken to prevent accItents. but no re-
sponsibility should any occur.
PHsturags Tor mares furnished at 81 per month
uIehSu SAlkh 4 COBB.
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THE CRADLE.

Born-Ai Hannibal Mo, recently, 10 the
", Ge OF Rev. JDO. Dayis-a girl.
Al Hannibal, Mo-, recently, to the
wife Of Mr.. q. *. TOZer-a girl.
- At Myrlck, March 3. to the wife Of MIR.
| JpD, Roosevelt, Jr.-a hoy.
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L. SILVERMAN'S CORNER.

and owing to Wholesalers Reductions in all grades of Liquors and
the recent squabble and bankruptcy of the much-talkedof 'liquor
trust the aforesaid most powerful of all beasts has raised his
monstrous trunk, and will, from this date, strike out the heads and
bungs of my immense stock of Whistles, Liquors, Brandies, Wines,
&C., &C., at the following enormous reductions
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Ask your merchant for the "s. 5. q r.
boots and shoes. They are best. 1t
For good, fresh groceries call at Gas
sens. feblSf
Highest price paid for country produce ut
Gassen's. ieblSu
Are YOU made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite, yell
low skin! shiloh's Vitslizer is q positive
cure. For sale at LOOMS. sleow
The best school shoe Is made by Smith,
| Simmons & PEABODY. 1t Is all oak and VIII
out wear any other shoe offered to the trade.
Sorghum, fresh from the country ut
Vaughan a Trigg's, feb9tf
Call and get five pounds Of oakes' fine can
dies at Vaughan & Trlgg's.
II you want waterproof grain boot, buy
the Reliable made by Smith, Simmons IL Pea
body. II
Produce taken In exchange for goods, a
aassen,s feJlStf
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 1Oc., 5Oc.'
and Al. For sale at LoOmis'. sleow
wauted-At D. Hackers bakery and con
fectionery, a strong boy to learn bakery and
confectionery tThues "Sh@-
For Sale Cheap-A medium sized Halle
safe with combination lock. for sale cheap Tor
want OF use. Apply at this office. jl9f
' Chopped corn. without the cobs. cheaper
= and much better than meal for young chick
en-. exchanged for ear corn, and for sale a
the feed mill, feb22lI
The county court adjourned to meet OF
. Tuesday, April 2 next.
y Itch, mango, and scratches Of every kind oi
o human or animals cared In thirty minutes b.
Q Wcollord's Sanitary Lotion. This neve
tails. Sold by G. w. Loomis. druggist. Lex
ingtpn, Mo. mariO'l
Having purchased the grocery stock o
Mrs. Adam Toepps, I wish to inform tn
public that l shall keep on hand constantly,
. full line OF fresh groceries. Queensware, will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars, az
: I propose to sell good goods and at sma
profits, and to endeavor to merit a share
q kbe public patronage. Give me a call. Re
nnember the place, Adam Toeppe's old stan'
tErankhn avenue, between Eleventh an
j, Twelfth, Herbert Gassen. febl5tf
h.. Paymsster J. W. King, In charge OF Cor
" ductor Sam. Luvett will be here one wee
from tomorrow 10 give the railroad laddI'
~ Their ''lush."
NJ. For dyspepsia and liver complaint &c
have q printed guarantee on every bottle
'. Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cur
B. For sale d G. W. Loomis'. s1eow
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Madame Pauline LUCIA, who Is now AZ
years of aye, is about to undertake u final
tour in America previous 10 her retirement
from the stage. IL is asserted that she Is 10
receive $50 900 for forty performances.
Col. James A. Price, of Weston, Platte
county, was the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
Ann f. Porter. OF Fairview neighbo hood,
the latter part OF last week. at which place
his wife and son Ben have been visiting for
tie past three weeks.
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~
Announcement.

> hereby announce myself q candidate ior
school commissiOni0ner of Lafayette q unity,
subject TO any action the democratic party
may take. CHAS. D. RAGLAND.
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LETTER LIST.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHEIkIEE'S SALE.
John G LOngdon
VB.
Henry g. Jones.
u Y virtue of a special execution issued from
ID the Office of the clerk of the circuit court oil
Lafayette county, Missouri, and in iaV0r OF
John u LOng'ion and against Henry e. Jones,
time dir ecied, and returnable to the December
term, 1885. of said c. urt, ] will, on
MONDAY. APRIL lsT. 1889,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said
day, in front III the courthouse door In the
city of Lexington. Lafayette county, missouri,
during the session of the circuit court OF
Lafayette county ,sell publicly, by auction, TO the
hight ut bidder, Tor cash in hand all the right,
Iille. interest, claim md estate OF the SAID
Henry g Jones. d. ien1ant in said execution.
IN and 10 the following described real estate,
situate, lying and beng IN the county OF LII
~ftyette, and state of Missouri. to-wIt: The west
half OF the southwest quarter Of section tw"n-
t~y-five t25), tow ship hity-one lbD and rsnse
tw-nty-se'en cd. except twelve (,2) acres on OF
and clear across the eaet side OF said hall quarter
alsp twelve Q2) acres of of the east side OF the
west hall OF The south west quarter OF SECTION
Twenty-Five, (25), township hity-one (oll. range
'weniy-sevrn 30, and twenty-eIght (2S) acres
of of the west side of the east hsif OF the south
west quarter of the same section. township and
range.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March
1859. CHARLES 8. MITCHELL,
mcbQtd Sheriff
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When Mince Pies flourish and Hot Drinks clink,
Jack Frost is banished by a Silvsrman drink.
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Swedish Brunwins and Swedish Punsch,
Scotch and Irish Whiskies,
Mumm's and Monopoles Champagnes.
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MONDAY, April lsr, 1888,


between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said
day, and in front oil 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, for
partition, to the highest bidder. for one-half
cash In hand, and the balance on twelve months
lime, with I'D crest at The rate OF eight per cent
per annuIn from the date OF sale. and 10 be
evI enced by note AMI TO be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold, all the Right.
tIds and defendants In said decree and or.
der of sale, 10 and to the following described
real estate, situate, lying and being IN thu
county of Lafayette and state of Missouri, to
wit: Lots numbered seven and eight II and 81
In block J, in the town OF Higglnsvillt; ant
umbered twelve [l2l, in block K, in McMeek,
ms audubon to said to wn OF HigginsviLle. nj
| according to the plats of said ,own, aud add;
ton now on die ia the recorders oiioe Tor SAID
la ayette county, Missouri.
Given under my hand this 9Th day o
March. 1889 CHARLES ..
| mcE9td Sheriff.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

Lizzie SCOTT ct al,
va.
Anna NJ. Gwin ct al.
ID virtue of u decree and order of sale lehued
ID from the Office OF the clerk Of the circuit
court Of Lafayette county, Missouri, and In
favor OF Lizzie Scott, Willie Scott. Thompson
z Scott, Robert NJ. Scott and Lewis Scott BY
Jeremiah ). Dorsey, their curator, aud Nancy
P.Scott and dabelle Scott, plaintiffs, and against
| Anna NJ. Gwin and Clarence Is Gwin, her
husband. defendants. to me directed, and re-
turnable to the April term. 1889, oil said court.
| I WILL ON
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BEST STOCK, BUT THE CHEAPEST ONE
WE HAVE EVER HAD.

Taking advantage of the war which has been going on for a short
time between the large wholesale dealers, re have made our purchases
at prices never before dreamed Of We have searched the markets
thoroughly for such goods IS W @ knew would suit our customers;
and, owing to the war above alluded to, we have been enabled to buy
them almost at our own prices. We will give our customers the full
benefit of our experience and our advantages in buying, and W cor
daily invite you to come and let u show you what we have. We
have no fears about pleasing you.
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SMITH BROS.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR
Groceries, Fresh Meats,
Sailed Meats, TinWare,
Glassware, Queenware, &c.

CAST YOUR OPTICS OVER THIS LIST.
Choice Smoked Hams, per h.. l2d
Sliced Hams, per b............ 10
Choice Smoked Shoulders, per Id 10
Choice Smoked Bacon, per lb... ii
Dry Salt Bacon, per Id. ........
Breakfast Bacon, per Id. ........ l2d
Choice Family Lard, per Id 80. %
8 lbs Round or Loin Steak. ..... 25
4 lbs Rib Steak. 20
8 lbs Boiling Meat.............. 25
II lbs Granulated Sugar. ....... l 90
ID lbs Light Brown Sugar...... l 90
IA lbs N. D. Sugar. l 90
II cans Corn or Tomatoes ..... l 90
Wellington Flour, per 100 lbs. 2 80
We have Just received a choice lot OF
large, fat Mackerel, in barrels or pals.
Try them.
Come and get one gallon of oul
Family Strip for 35c. This is the bes
Sirup in the city for that price.
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ATTENTION!

The only and greatest living White Elephant still holds forth in
all his majestic splendor, headquar es at
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Per Gal.
Ma and Rye, 5 years old. $50. sS 80
Vir. la Apple Brandy, 4 years. 500
Virg, sApple Brandy. 8 years. 50
Tennessee Apple Brandy, 4 years. 5 90
California Grape Brandy, 7 years. s 50
MARYLAND Blackberry Brandy. -. 2 90
Angelica California Wine........ SO
California Port. so
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CHRIS K YOUNG

Young is q man about 80 or 81 years Of age
and married. he Is of German birth and
nad, at the time of the killing, been in this
country alb ut / year. He was employed IN
the coal mines ut Corder and has always beer
known rs q qusrrelsome. disagreesble char
acteI.
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1880. 1880.
SPRING
ANNOUNCER EMIT !!

Anticipating an early spring, and an increased demand for All
reasonable Dry Goods, we have made our purchases much carrier
and much larger than usual. Our selections have been made In per-
son, and not on orders, land we fatter ourselves that we have not
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cannot quote prices on one in a hundred of th'
BARGAINS We HAVE,

and will give you only a few as 'eye openers" -
20 yds. Best Styles Elegant New Prints for 81,
16 yds. Heavy Brown Cotton, one yard wide, 81.
16 yds. Fine Brown Cotton, one yard wide, 81.
16 yds. Soft Finished Bleached Cotton, 81.
Is yds. Plaid Dress Cottons. choice goods, 81.
16 yds. High Coored Soudan Cloths, 81.
10 yds. Pure Linen Crash. IL in. wide. 81.
10 yds. Standard Ginghams, choice styles, 81.
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Sateens will be the leading thing this season in thin fabrics.
and are by far the handsomest printed goods made in design and
colorings they rival the art of the painter and the dream of the poet.
'They are a Thing of Beauty and a Joy Forever"
We have them in qualities from a sumner at 10c up to the most ele-
CANT French. Now we give you a pointer, and it is this. we will sell
you these goods lower than you can buy them anywhere else.
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We have the correct things in Wooden Dress Goods, beginning
with a nice, neat, half wool at 1Oc, and running up through all the
grades to the sublime quality of Henriettas. These are 46 in. wide,
and we have them in al! the new Spring shades. In their matchless
beauty of color and delcacY of texture they stand at the head of tho
class. Ask to see our SO in. Serges at 1c, and our Doubefod Eng
lMh Reipes at Gle
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ttunka sDd ~4al.ses, will remove, March ION,
to the Joe Hook building, opposite city
scales. marzu
The cheapest and best boots are made by
Ss. 8. q p" All good merchants have them.
Buy no other. II
To the Ladies Of Lexington and Vicinity
Having regained my heath. will again re-
sumo dress making at my residence pear the
cemetery. Your patronage will be thankfully
received, Mrs. Jos. Curtis, mchstA