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Do not forget the h. +. c. concert Monday
night.
Baptist college concert and ~cantata, Mon
dav night.
The building boom has commenced in
earnest aud our mechanics look forward 10
another busy season,
As there are Il number OF "buckers" Of the
Mexican lottery In this vicinity we give the
three numbers which drew the largest prizes:
G.Q6' drew S6O, 900; ~ 1853 drew 100000 and
74,79l drew $4,000.
Messrs. Isqdore and Philip Keller went TO
Fulton Yesterday 10 invoice the stock OF dry
goods. boots. shoes, etc, OF The Messrs'
Rosenbaum j. Son, whom The former named
gentleman will succeed In business. MIR. hel-
Ter Is q thorough business man and Will he
quite an acquisition to the commercial circles
Of Fulton.
The gun CLUB held the most interesting
shooting match that has taken place here for
many. years, al Sportsmsn's Park Wednesday
evening". A series OF matches are to take
place and this WAS the llrst one. The prizes
offered are. rst, AN elegant silver medal, to
be- awarded TO the winner of three matches:
second, u leather medal, to be awarded to the
poorest shooter. Some eight or ten matches
were shot on the afternoon OF which we
speak and some Tery good and some awtuiiy
poor shooting was done. In the shoot Tor
medals Mr.. .has. Taut man won the silver
medal, and, In order to keep the whole thing
IN the same family, his brother, Albert, was
awarded tho leather medal. A lack OF space
prevents our publishing the scores.
The Missouri TrOtting and Pacing Horse
Association has been holding quite an Inter
csting meeting ~ Mexico this week. The
most interesting feature Of the session was
the sale Of fine horses. The Mexico lntelli-
gencer, among others. reports the following
sales -Elisto, bay stallion. owned by j. X.
Barnett, sold TO Th0s. Jones. S425. Marina
duke. dark bay stallion, 20 years old. owned
ny j. r. Barnett, Dover, mo-, sold to Robert
Potts, $50 Nettleton, brown stallion two
wears old, owned by r. Todhunter' Dover.
sold to Neal, Higginsville. $o06. II also saws:
K. Todhunter. OF Dover. u great admirer OF
a good horse, arrived Monday. He has Cd
sale Nettleton. two-year-old stallion, by
fashion, and Johnny Jones, q two-year'old
gelding, by King Raven. He Is also In charge
of Marmaduke. by Mambrino Chief. This
animal Is the property OF j. r.. Barnett. OF
Dover.
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Railroad and Rallroaders.

II was Mayor Chris Walk II short while
this week.
The pay car will be here to-day to make
the boys happy.
Engineer Al. Ford has again taken his old
run on the J. C., b X l., road.
SedRlia Gazette. February ED. II. Nor
gan. the popular Lexington Branch engineer,
sent word here Yesterday that his wife died
in Chicago during the forenoon and that the
body would be buried in Brookield, Mo-,
cemetery, beside her father aud mother. Mr..
Morgan has the heartfelt sympathy OF The en-
tire community.
Well, poor Harold Holiday is dead! The
heart Of every railroad nan In this section OF
The country goes out with great sympathy for
hIm. Thursday evening. Al about 1880, Rhile
switching ears nj the Hsckett mine, Just above
Myrick. he was run over by engine 224 AMI
horribly mangled, and at 1928 II. m, Friday
died Of his Injuries. The crew were setting
out the cars brought in from OF the j. q. B.
4 L.. and HarO!d was detailed to uncouple
the engine from IL car of wood. He succeeded
In pulling out The coupling pin and attempted
to step from behind the engine, but his foot
became fastened in u guard rail and he was
thrown under the wheels OF the tender. Tba
entire tender and the driving wheels and one
pair of pony TRACKS OF The engine rau over
him and when the engine was stopped his
right arm WAS under the front pony trucks.
His right leg WAS mashed INTO Il Jelly ald his
right arm was brOt IN and torn from It's
socket. When struck he tell exactly straddle
OF The rail aud the ilangcs on the wheels
mashed his leg from the heel up lnIO the
groin into The very sma.l space between Il o
track and guard rails, sud Il was necessary %
remove the guard rail before he could be ex-
trI.ated. tie never lost CONSEQUENCES until
The pny sIcians placed him ~ Ter the influence
Of ether, and talked COZ uid freely to kUt
brother woTkmen Of . The terrible acgI.
dent happened. a Il. ."r degree Of fOrtitudt
md bravery was never made manifest. He
had taken out an accident policy only The daI
before this great calamity befeli hiEl. Harold
may have appeared rough aud uncouth VI
times Ia those who were barely acquainted
! VITA ntu, tut n kinder heart never rested IL
In bosom of n human being. No task WA
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STATE OF MISSOURI. g..
InLnrx nr ~.
TO HOLDERS OF TOWNSHIP
RONnS OF LAFAYETTE
COUNTY, MIS-
SOURI,.
OFFICE or JAaEs T. DILLARp, THEAs-
REH IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY, LRxING-

OFFICE or JAMES T. DILLARp, THsAs-
UREH on LAFAYETTE COUNTY, LexING-
TON, Mo-, February sth, 1880. \
ny Office IN hereby given that bonds nun Der
~ ed IL. Il. L., IA, 10, III, Il, Is. 10, 20, 2i.
~, q, u, p. u. "a, IS. ~. 80, 81, of dencInina-
ton, of 500 each, ull bearing date November
l4th, 1882. and issued by The county OF Laiay,
,te, state OF Missouri. n behalf oil havis town.
ship; bonds numbered /, :, L, 1, !, q, I, 8. y.
November l4th. lisa. and Issued by the ooun(y
OF Lafayette, state oil Missouri In Deh ALI of SnI.
n. aar township; bOntls numbered ", "a, Ia. Tia
IA. lla, llG. III. lis, lly, ls0, l2l vi denuuiIrs..
tons OF 800 each, all 0eariIg "a'e Nov, 18th.
iss2 aud Issued lay the county of Lafayette snare
OF Missouri, III behalf OF Middleton township,
IL ,uds rWmber Il. 7, 5, y. 10. II, II, Is, Ia, Ia OF
denomination OF 800 each, all bearing dale
November iI.h, 1882. and Issued by the County
Freedom townships; bonds numher 10. II n
T.. -, - OF denomination OF 81, OOO ench. nni
bonds number 5, y, ~. IL, IL. II. Ia. 4, ia
L. OF dcnOmInallCGA Oi xl0O each. ali beatIno
tate November lsth, lsSa, aud issued Inv tns
county III LalIl elle, state OF Missouri, In L.huIf
Al Lexington townsh,pI bond number 3 of lie
nomination OF 81 600. and hont,s number / 2
J, 1 B, q, I, 8. .. 10 aI denonina ION OF SlOa
racH, all bearing daie November IAN, 1882, aud
issu"d 10y the SuUniy Oi Lafayette, state OF MIs-
>nurg, IA hehali OF Washington township. All
county court nj DaId county aud subject 10 re-
deInptioR, and that SAID bond. Will be redeemed
on The 18th day OF March, 1890, after which date
tbs interest will cease. ami Tor that uurp0ss
may he presented nj ire offioe of c0nnIy lrsa-
suter OF said county for paymeat IN cash.
LAS. X DlLLARD,
trbsri County Treasursr.
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ADMINlsTRATOR's NOTICE

EITkltS OF atniiu.9ts.tioD gu the partner
IL shIp estate u Taylor 4 LrSiieur. (RuLcIl
1ayIVr. ariAg 10 deceased p%artner) were grant
ID TO the uudersign'd on the lS'h Jay oi
February, 1880. by The Probate EouIt vi L.aIay
eIte county, Missouri.
All persona having olaims Rgaipat said part
nershtp essate. are required to exhibit, tacni
for allowances " the uDd' TsiYned surviving
partner aud administrator wIthih one year alter
the date oil said letIsTs, or they may be p,
cluded from any benefit OF such estatet and n
such claims he not exhibited within one wear
from The date OF this publication, they wiz be
forever barred.
This laih day oil February, lSyU.
y. LESUEUR
iL5ls surviving Partner and AdminisIrainI
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SALE.

TNHE undsrSIgned, as admin GxcrxurN
i istrRtor OF The estate Of W. SV2WKG%
l. and John ). Green, will sell 2&41SA
at public auction, to the highest -NmSsN
bidder. nj the late residence of ~&&yrl&SS14a
said John 8 Green, ~ miles northeast OF May.
view. Mo, on the Davis Mil road, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 70. lss0.
the following personal property belonging TO
said estate, tO-wit:-2s corn-red three year old
steers. u fat Cows, 3 fat Bulls, 10 two-year-oId
Steers. 10 two-year-oid HeIfers. 9 Yearling Cat
tie, 8 Dry Cows. 2 Mich Cows aud Calves, 20
Hogs, D Work Mules, 8 thrcc-year-old Mules,
Z Work Horses. | sgidle Horse % barrels Corn,
$50 bu shels Ihreshed Oats, Z lot oil Farming
UtensIls, &c.
TEKMS:-Ali sums of $40 and upwards, Elk
months time. the purchaser giving note with
approved security. bearing ] per cent. interest,
with Discount At the rata OF 3 per cent per
annum for cash under Sl0 cash before removal
of property. Sale To commence ut 10 o'clock
sharp GEO. 3 GREEN,
frbl5t2 Administrator
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Religious.

Rev. j. w. Keeble will preach NJ the Hlck-
O'Clock.
Mr.. Jos. b. Shelby OF the Christian church,
will lead the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting on Sunday
afternoon. He Is 100 well known TO need
comment.
Services 10 Christ church tomorrow at II
y. IN. and 1880 Q. IN. subject 10 the morning,
Burning the Magical Books. or, the Power
Of the Gospel" Subject In evening, "BlInd
Rartimeus, or. the Call. the Coming and the
Reception Services Ash Wednesday. Feb.
10, Al II q. IN. and 1880 p. m.
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College News.

". NJ. A TAPS.
Cadet Edwarus waA called home On account
Of the death oil his brother.
The Invitations for the open session will he
sent out the nrst of next week.
A competitive drill was given to those cadets
who were unable. either On account OF absence
or sickness. to part icipate In The one given In
January.
The ''sympRthelic bass " referred 10 In the
Z. r. e. notes last week, remarked on the note,
that he fears ''it" will be . ''permanent
duett'-doubtless never 4 ''solo."
Every one on the programme for the open SEES
sion 10 be given next Saturday evening, Ia hard
at work and from the amount OF work being
done We have no lear OF the entertainment not
being n success.
The following promotions and appointments
were made In corps OF cadets last Tuesday:
Promotions: To be captains. company A. Cadet
Allen; company p, Cadet Harrison. To be
lieutensnts. company A. Cadet II +. Black we'll;
company u, Cadet Gauldin. To be seargeants,
company a. Cadets e p. Russell. brown.
Lynch and Calkins ;cOppany h cadets Mccain.
l.. H.. Eyland and Taubman. Appointments:
TO be corporals. company A, Cadets Hunt,
Crenshaw and Ewing; company B.. Cadets J.
II. Hickman. Hamien and Ponder.
CENTRAL soTEg.
MI,s Beside Tssgsrt 10 on u nying visit 10 her
home. near Wurrensburg-gone TO attend we'd.
ding, II 10 said.
Why oh. why does q certain young lady OF {.
+. C.. smile and blush 60 chur mingly. when
ar. L. and Kansas City aye mentlenedP
On certain mail days one OF our girls can be
SEED. hy those on the lookout. wallziDg around
merrIly, although this be strictly against the
rules. We never know when 10 look tor tins
strange occurrence: hut one glance 10 sufficient
lUr the young lady.
Miss May Conrad has been called home Ia
minister to her mother and other SICK membc,s
Of her family ..Miss May ID one Of our brightest,
unosl studious pupils. and we hope that good
health will sOon be restored ut her home, 81
tlat she may return TO her studies.
Miss Marion Shrader. on account OF her own
delicate health. lett Tuesday for her hone in
Corder. where she will spend u week or Two,
Ere this time passes We hope Mlss Aariun'a
health Will be recovered, and that We eau once
| more welcome her TO our college circle,
The SarAsatI.n albert' matinee u be given
to-day in Kansas City will be attended by our
music teachers. The girls know the teachers
| will, ON their return, tell them all about II. so.
Ui cOurs., they do not care 10 20 BY the way
Pres'L J0nes and his wife. anu Mr.. and MIS-.
Blii2. have been honored with complimentary
tickets to this great musical festival.
All asst week the wide nalis Of Central rang
with ''The bishop will DO here TO dinner sun
day " He oame-and then the cry was. ''llaye
You Re N the Blshop?'' But. what, Yer were lse
exclamhtons beforehand, all left the dining
room Sunday, having enjoyed the nice dinner.
and still mole the good Bishops w,ae aud inter
estlng talk. All hope I,sRCp Hendrix will visit
us again aud often.
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FOR BIDS
ON HQNDA.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

LKxIsGToS, Mo-. JAN. q. 1880.
TNHE undersigned will receive bids on S25,
i 600 school bonds oil Lexington District No.
z. township 81. range II. OF Lafayette county Ms
follows:
Sl2. 600 SEQ bonds.
SIS, 900 1920 bonds. Or
$25. 600 all $40 bonds,
at the rate OF tour per oept. Interest per aDnun.
interest payable semi-Rnpually At the city oil
New York or st. LouIs. Bonds to be dated July
| lSs0.
BIDS will be received up 10 March |, 1850. The
board reserves the right to reject any aud all
bids. BY order OF the raard.
Ienltd CO w Secretary.
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The concert and csntata TO be given by tae
pupils and teachers OF BIC, Noaday night
promises to be n grsSd affair.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Tarsney TO pro-
Jlds for the clearing Of the Missouri river OF
snaRs below st. Joseph passed the house last
Monday and needs only the presldent's sigma
lure To become u law. II sppropriates 90.
QOl aud MIR, TarNLcy Is greatly pleased with
.his result,
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~DMiNIsTRATOR NOTICE.

ETTERS CT administration on the estate OF
II Henry c.. Herr. decreased. were granted
to the undersigned on the 18Th day OF February.
1851. by the Probate court OF Latayetts coun-
ty. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for 10
the administration within one year after the
date of said letters. or they may be ~precluded
from any benefit of such estate, and If such
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date of this publication they will be for
ever barred.
This 18th day of February. 1890.
JOHN G.. FALL,
febl6i5 administrator
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IUEsDAI %, I5yO,
Tia. following property. to~-wit:-Two good
Work Males, 8 good Brood Mares, . Work
Horses. l rresh Mich Cow and Calf. 81 Stock
Hogs. 40 barrels of Corn In CRIB. 2 Farm
Wagons. | single Buggy and Harness. I Check
rover. and other Farming Implements; also
Household and Ki chen Furniture.
TERMS:-All Gums oil $40 and upward ak
mo nths lime, purchaser giving bankab'e note
bearing s per cent Interest. with discount OF 5
per cent. for cash, except hogs and corr. which
will be sold for each without discount; all sums
under so. cash before removal OF pr pperty.
Sale Will commence at 10 O'Clock sharp.
ll6r2 W. q. q X. A, WILMOT,
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NOTICE.

fINhE undersigned having sold out his machine
L and blacksmith shop In Wellington. wishes
IN this manner 10 notify ali indebted TO him TO
come forward Immediately and pay thei nc
counts or make satisfactory arrangements, on
or before March lst. and thereby save trouble.
tebl0t2s 4 W
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Goa NTY s~UPERvIsOR OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

STATE OF MISSOURI. l.s
COUNTY OF LArAYErrE. ss.
In the County Court OF Lafayette County, Feb
ruary Term, lst day, Feb. Sd, 1850.
NOW ut this day ia presented to the court a
~ petition signed by one hundred and mere
resident lreehOldeTs OF the county OF Lafayette.
setting forth The TACT thai II 10 tie desire OF the
inhabitants OF said county TO establish county
School Supervision IN aud Tor said county, and
praying the court to order AN election for that
purpose, At the next annual school meetings,
ana the court being satisfied that said petition 10
signed by one hundred and more residenl free
holders Oi said county, it IL therefore ordered
that an election 6e held by the QualIded voters
in the county of Laiay ette, State of Missouri, at
the next annual school meetings. for the pur-
pose oil voting Oh the question AZ 10 whether or
IN and Tor said county, and elect n County
school Superintendent therefor, Ms pr divided In
section TUse Of the Revised Statutes of the state
Of Missouri for 1859, and that Ihirt, dsys'
notice oil this order Tor auch election b. given by
publication In all the newspapers published in
The county oi Lafayette. Said elr clion TO be by
bI Hot. Those Young therefor shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots, ''for Super
vision. - anu those voting against shall have
written or prlns on their ballGls, ''AEalnat
supervision.
STATE OF MISSOURI, g.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
l, VIM. o. Steele, Clerk of the County Court.
within aud for the county and state aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ID y full and
rue copy OF the order OF the aforesaid county
court. as the same appears of rec Jrd In my said
office. IN book %, ut page 1854.
In testimony whereof, | do hereunto set my
hand. and aflx the seal OF said court, thA 10th
day OF tebruary. AID 1880
irbl5u WIN Il. STERILE, Clerk.
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tn X OK DLF

Born-In Lexington township, February
II. to the wife OF Mr.. Brad. Martina girl.
- Ia Waverly, February %, tn the wife
Mr.. Il. CruDpley-s girl.
- In Dover, February .. 10 the wife Of
Mr.. Geo. EthingtOn-a girl.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that there. will be
~ held al the business Meme Hall. In Lex
inStOn. Mo-, n meeting oi the stockholders OF
the Lexington POntOon Bridge Co., ut the hour
OF Sa. m, Thursday. March 9th. for the pur-
pose OF electing seven directors TO serve tor the
ensuing year.
Bv order Of the board, Feb. eth. 1850.
W. q MCCAUSLAND. Pres.
g. " IOoMIa. Secrriarv. iehlhld
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL sell Ut Public Auction, on Ill.,
i the Mrs. u T., Cbi'es farm. two AA
and one-half miles north OF May A-@
view, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Nth. 1880,
the following property, to-wit:
One good Work Horse, 4 years old, two good
Brood Mares. two good Itch Cows, twenty
two head oil Stock Hogs, one Farm Wagon. one
Cullivator, PlOwR and other Farming lmple-
ments; about IS ban rels of Corn In pens; also
HOUSEHOLDS and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS SEVEN months time, purchaser Civ
ing bankable note with ~interest from date; Q per
cent of for cash. except for hogs and corn
which Will be sold for cash without discount.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock sharp.
lpbB,2 MARSHALL tHARP.
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N1w Is your time IL lay IN u supply OF shoes,
boots and hats. As | am making big reduc,
tons in my entire stock, II, A. ChIun, az
posite court house, Main street 1871
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TAKEN UP

u Frank Milton. and posted before g5NSSS
ID Thos. Il. Chm. u Justice OF the N.Y.
peace. in and for Clay township. OF IxR
Lafayette county, on the Sd day of February a..
1890. the following described property :-One
yearllng- past heller. red, with white spots. no
ear marks or brands, valued ut seven dollars.
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FOR SALE.

HAVING determined to quit house FS2K6R
IL keeping. l viii sell INV Jersey bkNHS
Il years old. Made eight pounds MI
Of butter per week when 2 years old. also "a good
ynuDK horse, well broke. good single driver.
1t EVAN YOUNG.
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LACK FOR AAIE-

have Tor sale u splendid young Jack
i hrre years old this spring. black -
with " hIte points fine size and action,
ahd broke Tor service. Is In good con- 4aenzAs
III lon to make = season For further paTJicu-
lars. inquire OF II. T.. MITCHELL,
febl5t4 Lexington. Mo.
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80 CICY PROPERTY
OWNERS.

YOU are hereby requested by the city <.
i council 10 trim your trees on the S3A
line of gas lamps. that there he no OH DSA
TO the light from said lamps. ---
j. q. CHISN. city Marshal
Ky order oI Oity council, feblbtl
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IN ~MEMoRIAM.
There Ii no such thing a. death,
10 th0se who live Alright;
Ills but the racer casting off
What most Impedes bis flight"
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty 9Od to
remove from our midst our beloved friend
and associate. Robert Taylor, and
Whereas. u IL but lust that appropriate
recognition OF his many virtues he had. There.
fore be II
Resolved, That Ia tho death Of Robt. Tay-
Tor the school board has sustained the loss OF
u good member and counselor, the teachers
OF The The public schools n warm friend. the
community u good citizen and his family 4
true companion. He was for MANY years @
prominent member OF tie board, and up to
the Time OF his death WAS Its president. Up
right In his intercourse with his fellDwmen.
ne was Tany times called 10 ill important
public official positions and ever proved him.
self c0nsclehtio Is, faithful and honest, and,
~ 4 Christian, he was foremost In promoting
every good enterprise.
Resolved. That the heartfelt sympathy Of
the board be extended TO the family Of the
deceased in their Hiti lctiOn.
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread
upon the records "f the board and that \ copy
be furnished the family Of the deceased.
Friend nj rest your Iabors U Ter
Dream OF want and Woe no more;
sleep the sleep that SHOWS not breaking,
morn OF toll, nor night of waking.
Z. q. LUDwIGs,
L. j. BANDoN.
GEORGE +. V~ENABLE.
Committee.
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TENTS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
SHORTS.

Great bargains at Chinn's shoe store iSlz
Read Royles add. llS't
Come and see u.s. Don't forget 1t. Royie
q Son. )lSu
The most thorough and efficient instruction
ON the Piano, Organ, Violin, Viola. Contra
base, etc.. and In Tneory and IN Is
given by r.. J. Zeistefl at the e.. A. Semi
mar Hfu
Now STYLE hats at B. A. Cbinn's 1872
Call for La Grippe Cough Candy, for sale
by ali druggists. grocers and confectiopers'
Manufactured by the Western Candy Co.
90 TO B ,ur q Son for spare ribs. backbones
and country sausage. JAnliH
Cali and see the newest styles OF shoes,
and the nobiest hats. b. A. Chinn. is'2
Rpyle u Sons new add Is straight goods.
Read Il and see for yourself. tisu
Persons failing 70 get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly obiige us by
leaving word al this office, where a paper
will be given you and = reprimand 10 IN
earritr. II we hear no complaint OF courI-
we mast conclude that the paper Is LETT WIN
dus reg larity.
Bargains Bargains ! In Shoes boo's'
cans. gloves and hats, ut b. A. Chinn's. 1871
saai want 10 cloee out the following articles
&4fcr8lakinu stock. and offer these LAT prices
ro3srdAass II eost g hoy's suits. from 8 to
ID ,vezss: "a bosssseY<fefA>ts 3eamI = g y
wear. b ajsahis ,erd <tt<is 2fesftea fsAfk
suits, stks tfoan ~ - a ~ 4!eeat'laf Hsa.
YER, and Melton oyetcoasest tack< sAa
ulsterettes. Please give me . call and exain-
Inc these goods before buying. II. Sinsuer.
Pupils snted In oil and china painting'
"a astel ara orayon work. shell and wax WORK.
For Information ABOUT prices or for orders
for anything In the above line apply by letter
or post 10 Miss Sue M. Alexander. Lexing-
.on No f1f
Extra nice country lard wanted At Gag
etes. Iiu
Royie's add means business. Read It. lisu
Read our add. Come and see Us and we
will prove that we mean Just what we say
NJ. r. Rov,s a sou. ilstf
At 80 .. m, singing class begins course
on next Monday. Seats nearly all TAKEN
TuIioa % 90 per term Of twenty lessons
Call ut Writing and Singing Academy over
Ludwigs' jewslry store, between = snd op'
m. j. N. johnson, instructor. IL
wanted-A good mich cow james "
M.a,.v febi5tf
Lady wspted-With fair education; per-
manent position to right party; S4o pei
month. Address, o l. this efice. "
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-15
NOTICE,

A Ill. Insurance agents are hereby notified that
\ they must immediately make their returns
TO ne county assessor or The penalty Of the law
VIII BIZ enforced without lear, favor or Affection.
Iebl5t2 JOHN S~ANTMEYER.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-15

T AM now prepared to formally coatract for all
l. the dry. well rssted straw frsm Tour hundred
acres OF Hemp. JaplsN w II. SILVER.