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II 800 ssr1 u tho rHic0<e coansxys sps<ndsa
and. vel inprsvsd Enquire roen / kaxwsa
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DaoYoSALs FOR ExeAvAfrNG-sEALEp
II bids wti re re lived ~ the F0s1teac@ of
Aues Rrvwr lie Frans ssse~t. ur 90 p IA.
TUESDAY Jane 10 fer exeayaftrF three iofs oa
partossss o-rer JntveFsssF ard seccad streets
The sfshs . re erred g. r sci cay ard al ksas
ser further taEcrnssion srply ~ aeove address
Anas Brss~n
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n srses % land 10 b. cleared IA neas.tesy.
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xna street. rcees hcase sor sntesxn <fisn oa ineS
Aav ynnr 5rs4 ~ n IA A. y N1a@n~
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CHAxxz DooIEY HAVE HKMovKD
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T osr - LADIES PTRSE. CONTAINING
IL mc0ey ard pxp<rx. Flzder return ~ lbs
Fearfs ssrxsf and receive inward
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NGxa NELSON. THE 6KEAT skEkEss,
M te2is pAsz. pr<zezf sud fufAre. cuusuisar
eca "a I'll sfxsrx. sndsrs ~. xsnttenen - a
C1efEy sefeak cosnH Third stsee@ roo0
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DooTH 4 HASyokD ABSTRACT ca aSC.
I'D Rooms - and - sesskle bs0cx-
OSBORNE. 7gEaPEa 4 co. AEsfaAcTGEs
~ OF lAad tltsas. soonns d ID. II sa1 - bosd
block seattle. Na<n-
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poAKp N PRIVATE FAMILY WITH
ESh.m4.xssne salts al rssaEass sossses< TO- sen
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ExcAvAIoE AND GEADEE-I r. RAsf-
Il p,eA ioe krzasnx. tsfrsesEx. excsv.Sins;
buIkhe14s Pot ID. Aas.reSs ~ Fsrm strerx
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
ETHALINDA'S VICTORY.
How the Dear Young Woman Trough
Tbinua I'm a Fncua.

How the Dear Young Woman brought
Things to n Focus.
Theophilus James Hunkor had bee
the STEADY company" of Miss Ethalinda
De Wiggs for a long time.
Tuesday night had found him at the
DE Wiggs domicilo as regularly AZ Tues
day night arrived, and every II knows
that Tuesday night comes on strict
schedule time.
He arrived at eight and loft at 1890,
and he had been doing this for years
without once asking tho fair Ethalinda
If she would 10 his, or If he could be
hers.
These dilatory tactics were regarded
girls parents hoped that each succeed
ing Tuesday night would report some
thing decisive. But 1t didn't.
No succeeding Tuesday night ever
seemed to succeed.
at isn't right" said Mrs. De Wigs to
her daughter. ''Tho constant attentions
of Mr.. bunker discourage other young
men, who no doubt think you are an
gagged. | really think you ought to
bring him to the point"
$50 do l." assonted Ethalinda, "but
how shall do it?"
"You must hint to him in some way
that unless he really means to marry
you he had better cease calling on you"
Ethalinda resolved that she would,
and she was full OF that resolve last
night when Mr.. bunker called. She
had determined to seize the first oppor-
tunity tho conversation afforded for the
planting of an effective hint, and If no
opportunity offered she had resolved to
manufacture ono to order.
Fortune favored her, however, and it
was unnecessary for her to 20 into the
oppOrtunity-making industry.
Mr.. bunker had been much Interested
in tho operations of the license court,
and on previous Tuesday evenings he
had dropped opinions which would have
been invaluable to tho judges could they
have had the benefit of them.
Last night, after discussing the wealth
or and the baseball outlook, Mr.. bunker
remarked:
"Well, Indy, tho license court Is
over at last"
Eyes, Theophilus James," the girl re-
piled, and u close observer could have
detected, without tho aid of a chemical
analysis, that her ton would assay two
thousand pounds of denomination to
the ton. eyes, the license court is over,
but the marriage license court is still
wide open"
There was no mistaking her meaning,
and Mr.. bunker did not pretend to.
He looked at her for a moment or two
in a surprised sort of way, and then, re-
covering his self-possession, he re-
marked, as he clasped Ethalinda to his
bosom, and imprinted a three-ply kiss
on her lips:
"I'm glad you mentioned it, my love.
I'll get n Tomorrow"
go, you needn't be in such a hurry.
after waiting so long" replied Etha-
linda. 81 shall need a little time to pre-
pare. We'll have it The first Thursday
of next month"
And they will, unless Mr.. bunker dies
or absconds. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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BOILING LAKES.
Ono In California That VIII Cook an Egg
In Four Minutes.

Ono In California That Will Cook an Egg
In Four Minutes.
About one hundred miles north OF
Oroville, at the foot Of old Lassen, there
is a boiling lake covering several acres.
The depth OF the lake Is unknown, but
its entire surface constantly boils like q
huge kettle. The degree Of heat we do
not know, but We were there about ten
years q and remember distinctly that
1t would scald the skin from the fingers
in q very fow seconds.
Our party agreed that it would boil an
phur pervsdsd tho atmosphere about tho
lake, and around its borders something
like sulphur could be scraped up in
handfuls. This lake is near Hot Springs
valley, at the base of Mount Lasseus
Between it and the mountain there are
perhaps one thousand boiling, bubbling
hot springs, and in tramping about these
springs the soles of q persons shoes be-
come uncomfortably warm. The North
Feather river, at Inc base of Lassen, in
its trickling SHOWS and springs. and In
a clear, cold and beautiful stream bu a
few feet wide, flows through this COM
munitv OF hot springs.
Some of the springs bubble up boiling
water within a span of the river. Stand
ing in tho midst Of these springs o pecu-
liar sensation Is experienced. At a
thousand places the earth emits a vapor
of smoke. while under the surface there
is a jarring, roaring noise rs if hun-
dreds OF steam engines were in opera
ton, and tho ominous trembling of the
earth produces a fecling of uncertainty.
A short distance south OF the boiling
lake and rear Willow lake, which is
beautiful, cold and clear, there are sew
eral geysers that shoot up streams of
hot water from five to ten feet in diam
eter and eighteen to twenty feet high.
That is a grand and rugged country
about Mount Lassen, presenting every
variety of natural beauty and a~ffording
unlimited field OF study to the g~eologist.
II 1t is desired to look into the crater of
an extinct volcano q trip to the summit
Of Lasson will crafty the wish.
The high Sierras of Northern Califor.
MIA are little known except to pros
poctors and trappers Of a past age, and
their wonders are yet to be described
Red Bluff (Cal.) Peoples Cause.
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SEKERlEE',s SALE.
Burnhnm. llama. Munger II Co.. plaintiffs

Bnrnhnm. llama. Munger u Co., Plaintiffs,
Va
Benjamin +. Goodwin y Co. defendants.
DI virtue Of an rXscutIon, Issued from
ID the Office al the clerk al the cIrcuII court oi
Lafayette county, Missouri, IN favor of Burn
ham. Hanna. Manager ~ Co, and against BEN
jimin +, Goodwin and James Coo OWN. to
INC directed, and return able To the September
term. 1880. OF said court. l will on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1880.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of sad
day, and in front oil the courthouse door, IN
the city OI Lexington, in Lafayette county. Mis-
sour, during the session OF said circuit court
OF SAID county, sell publicly, mt auction, to
the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest, and estate OF the deien-
dant+, OF, IN and to the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being in The county OF
Lafayette, aud state OF Missouri. to-wil: Fifty
CIn Ierl oil OI the south cad ~ tots ci' wen uD
and Twelve tn, ia vi OK sixteen (lGl, IN the
original town uI Saint thomas. now WaVerly.
Missouri; also ten aud srventy-live Gne-hun-
,%IrciItIa TO ~ 100 ,crrs al land IN tile south
west corner UI the northeast quarter OF the
-unthwrst quarter 81 section fourteen tD, IN
TOW uship iiity-6nc 6iD, al rang" lwentA -iour
C2D, lrvI,d upon AS the property OF James
GOuuVIn
Gwen under my hand this 18th tay ef July,
lsgd. Gil :. MllChELi',
natd Sher.n.
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A CALIFORNIA SENSATION.


It is reported that the sales OF the california
Remedy" joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, havo
grown within n few months till they are now
really sensational. The way the fame Of thls
production has spread is simply marvellous. Six
months ago II was unknown. To day 1t is all
over the country. They have been actually CIV
ing II away in this city to people afflicted with
dyspepsia. sick headaches, indigestion, consti-
patton and liver troubles, not TO DO paid for
unless II cured. Probably no other remedy was
ever before submitted to SO severe an ordeal.
Such practical tests arc no startlingly oonvinc-
Ing as 10 DO almost sensational. II IL stated
that two Of the active principles of the new
remedy belong to the vegetable Kingdom of
California aud nTc 80 well known 10 us all
under common names that It would surprise
us II told them. Hut we are not surprIsgi ut
anything Californian, and this recent discovery
OF the new medicinal virtues Of its vegetable
Kingdom is but another instance Of the aston.
i'hing possibilities of a soil and climate like
ours,
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more than u year old oI consumption tscrofHIa.
OF cOurse). lie could walk n lutte, but could
not get up iT he fell down, and could not move
when In bed, having no uEe Of his hands. I i'm
mediatcly commenced with the CuTiCuRA ltKaE-
DIEs, using all freely. One sore after anoth'r
healed, u bOny matter forming In each one of
these live deep ones just before healing. which
would finally grow loose and were takcn OUT;
then they would heal rapidly. One OF these
ugly bone formations ] preserved. After taking
a uOZrn and u half bottles he was COMPLETELY
cured. and IL row, at the age OF Six ycars, u
strong ami healthy child.
MRS r.. s.
May .. 1856. GI2 E.Clay st Bloomington III.
My grandson remains perfectly well. No signa
or scrOiull and no sores.
MRs. l.. s. nBIGGS,
Feb. I, 1890. bloomington. IN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

EFrEltS Cf administration on the estate Of
L. Wm. Y. G.. Campbell deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the 9Th day Oi August,
lSse. by the Probate court OF Lafayette coun-
ty, Missouri.
All persons having claims against \ I'D estate
are required TO exhibit them for To
the administration within one year after the
date OF saIl letters, or they may he preciud'd
from any benefit Oi such estate, anu II shch
CLAIMS be not rXhihitc,. within two wears from
the daur III Ihis publication they will he ior-
ever barred.
TnI7 9Th day OF August. 1890.
CLAUDE {. CA
suouh Adntni, nator,
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ell lie then hat two of
them on each hand. and Ms
his blood became more und
more impure. IL took less
lime for them to break out.
a sore came on the chin,
beneath the under lip. which
was very offensive. His
head was one solid scab,
discharging u great deal.
This was his condition ut
twenty-five months old,
when undertook the care
OF him, his mother having
tllril Whnn hn VIVA IL lIIila
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WHEAT IN STACN on RARN

INSURANCE against lire aud lightning. Oh
l. wheat and 9th r grain IN the stack or barn.
on tn" iarIn or stored IN grain warehouses, from
one day To one year, ut the lowest rates Write
us. an.l give amount and time. and We wall send
you tue Oiicy by return IN all OR call ut our
oIhcc IN Lexington. opp ,site court Du4e. next
door Ia pnsLOnlcr r.. WlSSDK u son,
Insurance., Loan ami Real Estate Agents.
june2Sm2
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A Shocking Situation.

Cholly turning ashen pale) Quick, n
cab! a cab!
Hawy-For heav'n's sake, IN dcah
bhoy, what's mattah2
Cholly (paralyzedD-M-m- collah
button = in bottom side up.-Van Dorn's
Magazine.
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-Hostess-"Mr. Feejee, let me help
you to some of the roast beef" Re-
formed Cannibal with u wistful, retro
spective sighl--"No, l tank you. Me
vegetarian now."-Chicago Tribune.
A CALIFORNIA sENSAT.oN
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-Prisoner-"I don't think there will
be any need of your addressing tho jury"
Lawyer-"Why not?" Prisoner-"My
insanity will be instantly plain to them
VIXEN they see that have retained you
to conduct my case."-Puck.
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LACK MALE.

NN Saturday, August Both, ls9D. at
" Lexington, Mo, l will sell ut pub m
lie auction one Cool Jack. nine years "
old, Compromise stock, blnck with 0A3b
mealy points. Terms Ia months time. Sale
l O'Clock p. m. J. L. MARROW.
II. Il. EuRANK. Auctionccr, aulGt2
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y E d. LEsUEUR.

r AND LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT,
IL Abstracter and Conveyancer. Lexington,
Mo. Money To- loan On Improved farms in La
Iayette and adjoining counties. ut lowest lates
OF interest win privilege of paying part or all
Of principal before maturity.
No delay, no red tape. Money always on
hand. Write me for terms. muhgyl
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IL In m LII Wind. Etc.

Boggs-How is 1t you always got a
seat in a street car while / have to stand?
Foggs-Just before / get In / take q
pinch of snuff, sneeze several times. and
some one always gets out to avoid in
huanZa-The Jury.
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81 would suggest ice cream" remarked
Miss Blocker, but I'm dead broke"
IL, too, am in mortal fragments" re.
piled Miss Be~acon-Street of boston,
N. Y. Sun.
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Whore New Yorkors Live.

Though 1 have always written as a
New York correspondent live in New
Jersey. 1t is a popularity OF New
Workers that II they can afford to do so
they live somewhere else. The very
richest OF us always keep a city address
for precisely the same reason that
actuated two friends of mine, who were
beginning to struggle for a metropolitan
existence, and felt they needed to have
a Fifth avenue letterhead. One Of them
worked on a morning paper, so they
hired a hall bedroom in Fifth avenue,
and when tho evening man got out Of
bed the morning man got in. just so
the Vanderbilts and all the ether Knick-
erbockers keep a Fifth avenue number
and live in Europe, and, just so, the rest
Of Us keep a downtown business address
and live in the suburbs. Julian Ralph,
in Providence Journal.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will sell at public auction at my NSS%
L iarm, five mics southeast of Lex U-Us
inStOn, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1890.
The following property to-wit:-5 Steers, two
years old; 3 Heilers, two years old; ; Calves. =
Mares, | G"lding. I YearlIng Mule, | tilly, two
years old; l Iearling Horse Colt. l Mower, !
Hay Rake and other farming implements
TermB:-Twclvc mOnths with 8 per cent. from
date. FIVE per cent of Tor cash. Sale begins
ut 10 O'Clock u IN. JOiIN II. BUSH.
X. Is. EUBANK, AuctlOnerr. augl6i2
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

ALTus, ARK Dec. z, 1883.
The Chicago Singer & wing machine received
in good ORDER. This machine il II splendid one;
the agents here would ask about thirty-li !e
dollars Tor such n machine MANY thanks.
JOSEPH BACHMAN.
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A %ScROFULOUS BOY
10 Turning Sores Covered His Body
and Head. Bones Affected
Cured by CutIcura
Remedies.

When six months old, the left hand of our lit
tie grandchild b. gan To swell, and had every
nil Ia no purpOac. About five months after lt
became n running sore Soon other sores form
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

SoMERsKT. VA Oct %, 1859.
The machine ordered of YOU arrived. and
after u few days trial l lind 1t To lac a. repre-
scented, and doubtless will continue TO give
satisfaction. MARY j. WALKER.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

MIDDLETON, TENN. Dec. Is. 1883.
Irecciyed your premium sewing machine one
year ago and AIN well pleased with 1t. Would
not exchange il Tor machines sold here Tor
Fifty Dollar. ! thank you IL thousand times
for such II valuable premium. WA BISHOP.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

-Deacon-"Don't you know it's
wrong to shoot birds on SundayP"
Young Nimrod ~ notwithstanding ennyi
I'm only firing at en-"
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TRENTON, NIB Nov. %. 1883
The premium sewing machine came to hand
very promptly and in good order. IL is nicely
finished. WORKS like II charm, and We are de-
lIghtsdw with IL. l. +. YOUNG.
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ST. MARgARET's, MD, Dee.

ST. MARGARET's, MD, Dec. ID, 1889.
We received the machine two weeks since, In
good order. We are pleased with the machine
and glad to speak of you HI an honest, honora-
Bile firm. A neighbor was here 10 look ut the
and expects to order one next week.
L. N pInnIIr
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X
STATE TICK EFT.

o SUPREME JUDGE,
JAMES Il. CAN'T,
oil Henry County.
o SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
l., r.. WOLFE,
of Randolph County.
ron u COMMISSIONER,
Il. A HICKMAN.
of Mississippi County.
ron CONGRESS-,
JoS U. TARSNEY,
OF Jackson County.
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WILLS BRIDGE. N. Y Nov 20. 1889.
l would say, after using the sewing machine
received from you, 1t gives perfect satisfaction
IN all respects. dong NIL kinds Of work very
nicely. Mira. |. G. YOUMANS.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

This valuable Sewing Machine is given rs n p
Price, including one years subscription, $l5
This offer = open to old or new subscribers.
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Cuticura ReSoIVent

The new Blood Purifier, internally, ito cleRnse
the blood Of all impurities and poisonous clc-
menis and thus IemOvc The causc) and Curl
CUnA, The great Skin Cure, and CuTICURA soar,
AN exquisite Skin Beautiler. externally. ito
clear the skin AMI scalp. and restore the hair)
cure every disease aud humOr of the skin and
blood, from pimples 10 s%crofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICUnA, 6Oc;
soar, Bic; lt~ESOLvENT. 81 Prepared by the
POTTER DHuG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
G5-Send for ''IIow to Cure Blood Diseases -
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JACKSON. CAL. Nov. 10, 1888.
] lerelved your prrmium sewing machine ~
good order, aud am well plea ed with the zane.
Accept my thanks. A. MOTION.
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LoSGMoNr. Col. Nov. II. 1879.

LoEGMoNT, COL., Nov. II. 1899.
received the mIchIIc AL right, AMI am well
pleased with IL. II does excellent work
PENlNAu MCCARTHY.
'emium for 80 yearly subscribers to this paper.
Sent by freight, receiver to pay charges.
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HERRING. ONO. Nov. 10, 1859.
The sewing mnchinc 1 got from you AS u pre-
mum last year. cannot be b, aten, and does as
good work as II forty dollar machine
GEO. b, MUIR.
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WRsrBoRO. Mo-, Dec. 10, 1888.
My sewing machine gives good satisfaction
dues rs good work as "a dity dollar machine.
MARY +. MURRAY.
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UEIoNTowN. KAs.. Dec. @. 1889.
We received the machine some two months
ago. Have given it q fair trial ~ like 10 very
much. We think 1t is Us good rs u forty dollar
machine. Miss JANE ROWETH.
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NO. o -Four small Dwellings, with two and
three rooms, good locations. en- easy terms
and CIeIp.
u,2SI Il. WINSOK 4 SON aventa
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COUNTY TICK EFT.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JONAS I FERGUSON.
ron PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM AULL.
FoH ~sHENFF.
CHARLES $. MITCHELL.
Foa COLLECTOR.
JOHN G. WoRTHINGToN.
FOR TREASURER,
JAMES II. DILLARD.
ron CIRCUIT CLERK.
CHARLES l.. EWING.
70. COUNTY CLERK,
SAMUEL j. ANDREW,
FoR
CHARLES q WALLACE.
FoR ASSESSOR.
JOHN WALKER.
ron JUDGE OF RoBATE.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
ron PRESIDING JUDGE,
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Western District RALPH s. ANDREWS.
Eastern District-IIERMAN ii. ELLiNG.
ron CORONER
DIR. JAMES II. STRAUGHN.
FOR CONeTAHLhs
Clay Township. ................Arch Gillespie.
Davis Tow nshIp ............-.. George Evans
Dover Township .......-....H. Hockensmith.
Freedom Township ................., kuieE
Lexington Township. $500. Thomas Young
Middleton Township. ........ w. Scott Thomas,
Sni-a-Bar Township. .........J. A. Fuikerson
Washington Township .............A. ii. Kelly
JusTIcE or THE PEACE.
TITO TO elect.
Clay TownSnip .............. Thomas u. Chlnn
g.. j Miller.
Davis Township ......,..... j. Il. RaRland.
W, y. Dorm Biaser
Dover Township ..."............J. HARDWOOD
j. TompkInS
Freedom Township. ............. Henry Miller
Lexington iownship.............James Hook
Middleton Township. ....... -. John Hall.
j. Il. Goodwin
Sni-a-Bar township. ...........R II. T. Russell
j. Phillips.
Washington Township. .......J w. White.
Robert Mathews.
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SALE

ON. 5.-AlsO another Brick and Frame Dwell
ling, two stories, 8 rooms ami hall uud
porch good barn. Must be soi ! soon. Onrr-
ed low. l.. WINSOR ~ son, Agents.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

The driving whee on thhsm abhncH is admitted to be the simplest asiest ru
convenient OF any. IN machine is el-threa4ing has thev very best tension ant
is made OF the best materially with the wearing parts hardened d is finished
style. IL has Veneered cover, dropIcnf table. our N drawers m enter swing
manufacturers warrant every machine for five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
COTTON MARKET by TELEGRAPH.

Idyerpool Oct a. 4 D. m.-fhe sales Of the day include
600 bales American. Futures closed steady. Amer.
Ss01d sellers October and November deliyery S304d
sellers November and December devery S2e4d sellers
and February delivery. s2Sa az 5000; Fessvsiy and
livery s7.e435 sso4d May and June delivery ss-e4@
4O6ld. ..s,
mddins os good ordinary net ana gro;s Ok r.;
bales cosstwss S5e bales; sales 11sS bales; stoeks
SoyfolS Oct e7-Coston steady middling ESQ; net
and gross receipts bales exports 70 The SSntnsnt
'' ssy.nnsS, Oct T-co.son essy; midalins. 9tc low
Il 500 bales esposts coasSse b27s bales saieA 1875
New.orissns Oct M~costoo sseady mdains .stsi
low middling 0e ood ordinary, 9e net receipts 10 7s7
sess slS brace 50ts s., ss,s1; e'sss"i's. bales