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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-29
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The OnIyRemedes For The Skin
And RIood Universally

VIM. L. Hotteu, 672 North Tenth 81.
Philadeiphla, reports that one of hiS
customers stated to him incidentally
IL Of he was feeling so well and had
ga ed twenty-seven pounds in the las
yea ali of which he sttriLuted to q
syst matte course of the CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, which mas proved etfectua
when all other remedies failed.
SORES ON NECN
Cnas- Brady, SOmerviIie, Mass, wns
refers to DR.. IL. Wood, druggi Il of thai
city, certifies to wonderful cure ofrua-
ming sores on the neck which had beer
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely &
the CUTICURA REMEDIYs.
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KNOW IT'S VALUE

All OF your CUTICURA REMEDIES Civ,
very good satisfaction. The l'uTIcGRA
l especially recommend for the dis
seases for which it ir used know from
experience its value. DIR. II. j. PRATT.
MOnyello, Wis.
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Central Notes.

Mrs. Smith called on her daughter, Miss
SallIe, last Monday,
Miss Mae Dowier spent Sunday aud Mon
day with her cousin, MIR. Smith.
Misses Florence and Lizzie Clemmcns and
Jennie White spent Sunday at their homes.
Misses susie GrInter. Mamie Woodland and
Julia Dunnica went calling with Miss BRYANT
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Jefferson spent sunday and
Monday Of this week with her parents, neal
Napoleon. IL was her first visit hOme this
term.
Miss SIdie Moore, who was with us last
year, made a pleasant visit at the college 9
few days ago. We are always glad to see the
old girls.
Miss Wayne Corpeny received some beau
tIiul gold fish one day this week. She very
generously divided with Mrs. P-of. Jones and
a few OF he girls.
Miss Fannie Rannabarger. - former pupil al
Central, spent Saturday at the college with
her many friends. We hope to have her with
us next term.
Professor informed US at the breakfast table
Wednesday morning that We would be re.
quired hereafter to he in the dining room
three minutes after the bell rings. Some O
the girls think 1t is a very strict rule.
The venerable DIR. Chsmbliss.o of Montgom'
cry City. Oficlated at our chapel exercise
last Wednesday morning. We enjoyed verl
much his good words of encouragement an,
advice. May he visit Central often, with as
surance that he will always huye u heart'
welcome.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
November Term, 1890.

Court met Monday. Present, Asso-
ciate Justices Il. IL. Benton and ThOs.
A. Catron.
Judge Jos. f. Smith being absent on
this dav Judge Benton is chosen pre-
siding Justice.
Forty acres, NV ne 90, 40, 81. be.
longing TO llettie Wilkinson, ordered
assessed al 1890 for 1890.
Strip east of blk II, Napoleon, order
ed assessed 10 August Orthoif at $l25.
Mary e. Iancy's assessment ordered
corrected TO read 2l3 feet, sw part of
blk 81, St. Thomas add to Waverly,
instead of q feet, ne corner of blk 81,
St. Thomas add to Waverly.
WIN. ID. Steele's account OF $40 40
against the state OF Missouri ordered
certified.
b. ID. Weedin ordered to build
bridge over Brush creek, on Greenton
and MAYHEM road, west OF the Houx
place.
Court adjourned until Wednesday.
Court mel pursuant to adjournment
Wednesday morning. Present Presid'
ing Justice Jos. +. Smith; Associate
Judges r. IL. Benton and Thos. A
Catron; Clerk Steele and Sheriff
Mitchell.
f. Kleeschnliz granted abatement o
taxes tor 1887 on lots l, 2 anu 3 blk A
McCOrd's add to Higginsville.
New road. o. G. Gam ct al; S. l.,
Ramsay files exceptions to report o
commissioner.
Abatement of taxes for 1889 an,
back, on lot l3, Old Lexington, grant
ed w. j. Hall.
NO. P. railroad granted privilege o
building stock pens On the right DIVA.
at Northrup.
Judges and clerks of election an,
messengers each allowed 81 so.
Il. }. Duling granted abatement q
taxes for years lS77-7S Oh ten acres q
land.
Jas. Friheely allowed to pay one ha
of original taxes for 1889 and back q
35 acres of land.
Peter t:ayes granted abatement {
Lexington township railroad taxes fo
1888 and 1899. Not in the township.
School mortgage OF Mr.. b. Cheathal
ordered satisfied.
New road, Chas. i. Greasy; road a,
copied by overseer.
Road change, David Groves, Or,
referred to commissioner.
New road, G.. +. Legate, referred I
commissioner.
, New road, Mary e.. Young; commits
sloners assess ne damages; road order
/ ed opened.
u Road change, w. II. Fitzgerel, con
m~issioners report read and road order
ed opened.
Court adjourned.
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Bud Mccoy, the leader of the noiori-
Gus Mccoy gang, was killed neal
Tennis Camp, Logan county, Virginia,
on the Ohio extension OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad, last Friday
evening, by q msn named Dempsey, OF
the Hatfield gang. Eighteen bullets
were found in his body, Other parties
were supposed to have assisted In the
killing. Mccoy had collected consid
cradle money from Contractor Tennis
and was returning to his home Oh Peter
creek when the murder was committed,
although an old grudge rather than
plumber prompted the killing. Grea'
excitement prevails and it Is believed
Dempsey aud his associates will bt
found and the death OF Mccoy avenged
Mccoy lie known to have killed eighl
men, but he alw avs escaped punish,
ment,
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Y. M. G. A. Items.

There was IA large attendance at the song
service last Sunday afternoon. Good singing
will be one OF the features of all the young
mems meetings and it Is hoped that still
larger numbers II young men will come GU
and attend them.
The reception this mOnth will he held al
the p~arlors. Thursday evening, the 10th. 10,
stead of the 18th. a. heretofore announced
A short programme will be given and h socis
time enjoyed. A new feature of entertain
ment will be employed. Ladies' and gentle
men are cordially invited te come.
Services will be held each evening texcep
Wednesday, Of next week, as il is the weel
Of prayer for Young Mems Christian Ass0
Citations and their work throughout; the world
A large attendance of both ladies' and gentle
men IL desired at these meetings, which will
he held In the Y. NJ. G. a. p~aIlors. The meet
ings will be led by our pastors and others In
terested in the Y, M. &. A. work.
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SALE.

Sarah Il. Warren. plaintiff.
Va.
y. N. Wilson. a'iminisirator. defendant.
virtue pf 4 special execution and order OF
IL sale Issued from the Office OF the clerk Of
IN IavOr of Sarah H.. Warm and against
Stephen n. Wilson. public administrator, to
me directed and returnable to the December
term, 1880. OF SAID court, | will. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER LIST. 1890.
between the hours of o O'Clock In the forenoon
and 3 O'Clock In the afternoon OF SAID day, H.
front OF the courthouse door in the city OF Lex
h gton. in Lafaye,,e county. Missouri, .durln2
the session of the said circuit court of said couh-
~. sell publicly at auction to the highest bidder
for Cash, all the right, title, interest aud estate
oil IN e defendant, " HdMlnlstralUr, ana all Tue
right, title and interest Of George Is. Warrep,
deceaaed. OF, la and TO the following described
real estate situate, | ing and being IN the county
of Lafayette and stat, OF Missouri. to-wits SIX
and Onr-hnli elcvrplhs Of the brick building
known as the properly OF the lloYer Store COru-
lniny, lying aid b l'g on lot two t2l. in said
town OF Dover, Lafayette county. Missouri;
ordering ami decreeing the ioyrpiosure OF u GER
tain mortgage held hY said Sarah ii Warren
against said property. aud ordering and ,lecrts o.
ing II sale OF SAID property 10 satl. Gy tue debt
die snid sarah II Warren, from aid estate OF
said George Il Warren. deceased. and In said
mortgage and decree nnmrd and described. and
levied upon rs the property Of The estate Of Geo
Is. Warren, deceased,
Given under my hand this 9th day of NoveM-
her, 1870. CHARLES s. MITCHELL,
nOvStd Sherin,
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Criminal Court Proceedings.
EIGHTEENTH DAY, NOV. 1, 1890.

EIGHTEENTH DAY, NOy. 1, 1890.
State Us. Joshua Murphy, disturbing a law.
full assembly; recognized 10 the sum Of $500
for his appearance at next term.
State vs.. Monroe W0rkuD, disturbing law.
ful assembly; recognized In sun of $500 for
his appearance at next term.
State vs.. Charles Ora endort, selling liquor
without license; tried by jury and found
guilty; punishment assessed at q fine OF $50
and costs.
State vs.. Mat Walker, gsmbling; sentence
Of defendant committed TO 10 days IN county
jail.
Patrick J. Powers. o native of Ireland,
made 0 citizen.
State VI. J. 8. R%osephloom. obtaining
money by false pretence; alias Oapias order,
ed %returnable at next term; bono fixed al
$500 and continued.
State vs.. George Trolters. unlawfully kill.
ing game; alias capias ordered returnable tC
ne xt term OF court.
State w. Taylor Washington. ~felonious 40.
sault; bond fixed ut $500.
State vs.. TIlIman Berry. forgery; defendant
sentenced to two years in the penitentIsry.
Frank Trigg, clerk. allowed CAS- 10.
e. 8. Mitchell, sheriff, allowed $3.50 80.
Court adjourned until March. 1891.
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THE TOMB.

- At the residence OF her niece, Mrs.
Mary Willis, In Switzerland. Florida, Octo-
Der %, Mrs. MARY c.. TALBIRD. relict of
the late Rev. Henry W. Talbird. aged
nearly 10 years.
just two weeks to the day after this devOt-
ed wife and good Old womsn's husband had
passed to his reward, she. as had been her
often expressed wish, closed her eyes aud fell
asleep In Jesus arms, and her gentle spirit
took its light to that other and brighter shore
70 which her companion OF many years midst
earthly scenes had lead the way.
The sad news Of her death reached our city
last Saturday, while the church In which heI
husband had preached for twelve years was
being draped In honor of him. and prepare,
tory to q most solemn memorial service
which was TO be held the next day.
The friends Of these two good old p6oplt
are Iadened with grief at the loss they have
sustained but are happy In the thought that
they are nov resping the rev ard of loLg live,
spent In the service OF their Master.
- AT her home, in Independence. Oct, 81
Mrs. ANNA. wife OF Rev. }. W. Dunn
Mrs. Dunn had for q long time been = grea
sufferer from consumption, but her suffering
we're borne with the most commendabl,
Christian iortitude until the final summon
came. when she peacefully passed away
Her MANY friends here sympathize deepl,
with her bereaved husband and children.
IN MEMORIAM,
There is no beng on earth who IS nearer
TO God than a good, Christian wife and
mother. II any have excelled The subject OF
my tribute. Mrs. i. ". Dunn. of Indepen.
dfnce, Mo-, lately decreased, III those auaiItic,
have never known them. She ''iuok IN,
ty the hand" twenty years ago, u child, he
husband my pastor, aud, she MS assistant, ant
10 all good Instructions has been almost
equal to Il mother, until II few days ago
when, ] have no doubt. she went to tia
place where the wlch ed ceuse from iroub.
ling and the weary are at rest" To a Iare
family for whom she had many n ieiie
anu troubles she was an atiectlonate an,
good mother. and they who have been m
associates mud frien'ls, have my beaTtjel
sympathy In their gr sat loss. know VIVA
the value OF q Y rod mother H., but neye
fully realized IL I'LL | became Il mother INV
' self In grateful and affeclionate remrm
brance, leave my tribute to a noble vii,
mother and friend,
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EnE ALTA

Marrled-In Hlgginsville. recently, Mr..
THOMAS HUNTER aud Miss LULU MIL
BURN, both Of MayvIew.
- At the residence OF the BRIDES father
DIR. W. G.. Webb, near COrder, November q,
Mr.. PRESTON TUT aud Miss ia ME
WEBB.
- At the recorders office IN this city
November l. by Rev. r. W. EssOn. Mr.. JAS,
NELSON and Miss NANCY KENNY.
- At the Methodist church, In Corder
November b. by Rev. W. B. Mcfarland. Mr.
HUNTER BARLEY and Miss ELIZA.
BETH, daughter Of Mr.. J. ID. Waters.
- At the parlor OF the Grand Centra.
hotel, Ia this city. NoSembe" q. by Judge y
Ryland. Mr.. WIN. q. COUCH, of Richmond
+. and Miss EMMA l.. CHEEK of Hardin. fht
bride and groom were accompanied by theIl
friends Mr.. II. A. Mills and Miss Neysd,
Mitchell.
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A safe Investment.

Is one which ID guaranteed TO bring you salts
factory results. or in case of failure u return OF
purchase price. On tins sale plan yOu can buy
from our advertised druggist q bottle OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. II ID
guaranteed TO bring relief In every case. when
nsrd Tor any affection OF Throat. Lungs oil
Chest. such us Consumption. Inflammation o.
Lungs. Bronchitis, Asthma. WhOoping Cough,
Group. etc . etc. 1t 10 pleasant and agreeable
to tas'e. perfectly safe, and can always b'
depended upon. Trial bottles Tree al l.. Farmer
drug store. MOL
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SHORTS.

For S~ale-Several second hand vehicles at
die ulously low prices to make room. j. H..
senden, j7tf
Parties wanting new goods aud cheap goods
will save money by calling on j. T. Winn'
Dover. octiot4
Now IL your time to get a valuable sewing
machine at less than ne-third Its value.
Read our splendid premium offer on the
fourth page, II YOU do not have q good sew
ing machine now It will be your fault. II
One store room AID dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row aud upstairs rooms, corner OF
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juy1of
Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men md boys, from 81 so to 81 80 at Henry
aI,aper,s. anR0tf
Boys pants at % cents. at Gratz's. olstf
A handsome oil painting given TO any one
buying twes ,y.lye dollars worth of goods In
cash, &. J. II. Winn's, Dover. oetlsl4
John A. Thompson. executor OF the estate
of VIM. p. Thompson, deceased, by virtue oil
the powe given him as executor OF The last
will aud testament OF said deceased, Will. on
Saturday, November %, 1890. between the
hours OF 9 o'clock a. m. and 5 O'Clock p, m,
IN front OF the courthouse door. In the ely OF
Lexington, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash the farm OF said deceased
situated In tho bottoms, 4 miles west Of Well
ineton, containing 100 acres, 40 acres OF
which 10 splendid cultivating land and the re-
naming 20 acres excellent timber and pasture
land. The description Of the land as 1t sp-
pears In the office OF the recorder of deeds Is
No follows: The northwest quarter OF section
four (4). In township hfty N0), OF range
twenty .eight 1857 In Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri,. ANY and all inquiries regarding said
land and sale will be answered by addressing
Johu 8. Blackwell, Lexington, Mo. oct2otd
Mrs. s. P. Aruold's stock of stylish MILL
merry goods 10 complete In all its branches and
she invites the inspection OF all desiring TO
purchase goods In her line. noSlti
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The HeaY est Load

That man carries. without murmur or com
plant. Ia the poor mans sick family. The case
admits of no trining. The Pasteur Remedy
Company, through its agent. asks the privilege
of leaving with each family q sample bottle oil
the Pasteur Family Remedy for trial. 1t cures
all diseases by destroying all the poisonous
germs in the blood. and external diseases, from
the cancer TO the common pimple, by using in
connection with the RasteW Camphorated
Arnics salve. No charge ls made except fol
sal,e. Inform all who are suffering and speal
OF us as YOU lind US. No cure. no pay. Foi
sale by l.. W. L.oomls. No. 1.
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The iron aud steel used in this coun
try during the last ten years have cost
the consumers from $780, 900 900 to
$500, O0O, 600 III excess OF the English
prices. II one-half of this sum
measures the burden imposed upon
our people by the tariff. then for every
dollar collected by the government in
the duty upon iron and steel the Amer
lean consumers ha,e been compelled
to pay SO.
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Bucklen's Arnica Saiye.

The best Saive ~ thu wOrld Tor Cuts, Rluises
Sares, plucrs. Salt lthCum, Fever Sores, letter
Chnppr Hands, thilhlaIns, COINS. and al
SKIN Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, OF
uo pay required. II IL guaranteed to give per
irct s~aiisfact ION. or money refunded, PrIc,
twenty i've cents per box. For sale by L,ero,
Palmer. OcIlsyI
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You are in q Bad Fix

But we will cure YOU IL you will pay US. Our
message Is to the weak, nervous and debilitated.
who. by early evil habit, or later indlscretions.
have tr h'd away their vigpr of body. mind and
msnho0t. and WHO suner all those effects which
lead To premature decay consumption or insant-
~. II this means you. send for and read our
Book of Life. written by the greatest specIallit
of the day. and sent tssaled) for six cents in
stamps. DIR. Psrker's Medical and Surgical
Institute. Isl North Spruce street. Nashville,
Tenn. aug30yl
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Two hundred single cassimere coats for
men sId boys. from IL bO To - 20 at Henry
Sinauers. au9if
New groceries. new dry goods. new boots
and shoes. new hats, caps aud rlL ves al J. f..
W ina 8, Dover. OctlSt4
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SALE OF FINE CATTLE!!

WILL. sell to the highest bidder Sa<duu0
i on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER &Ey
IS. 1880. the following personal '"
properly, t0-wit: ~
six head half-biOUd Angus COWS, shed by
Lord FreGerie.' Imported by Leonard Bros. f;
I head three-iourth Angus heiiers. out OF above
COW and by ''Slusher's bull;' head high
grade Sh"rt-nOrn cows, all extra good mixers;
Is head one. half and thrte-iOurih Angus CALVES.
: Holsiein heller calvtP, | Sh ,rt-horn ste"r call,
/ re sisterei POlled Angus bull. Lord " cling
ION H." = years old past; l English Berkshire
boar. | spring wagon, good Us new. run IL
years.
TERM OF sALE:-Six months time without
interest, partIrs 10 give bank able pOie beforS
reDiOVing HfO' X.
Above sale will he held on my fai N 3 miles
south OF Lexington, "a miles north OF May view
and ] miles We I Vi HIgginsville
A NJ. B~LEOSoE,
nOyltu Per j. e. ID
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Nolico to Democrats.

All old and new members who are TO take
part in the rally. meet ut the courthouse III
8 O'Clock, saturday. Procession will form at
8 O'Clock. II. f. RYtANp,
X. 8,
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We wish to inform school directors and
others Interested. tina. We have again manu-.
Iac,ur.d II lot OF our celebrated School Desks.
when we will sell al very low prices. Re-
e., ellully. ASH WINkLEPtunNiruRe 90,
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TIKI QRADLH ,

Born In Omaha, Nebrasks, October 81. 10
the wife OF Mr.. Henry YinglIng-a boy.
- In Higginsyllle, October IL, TO Il @
wife Of Mr.. j. +. Rltter-a girl.
- In Weston, Mo-, October II. TO the
fife OF Mr.. l.. G.. Stabler-a girl.
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Regular services at the Christian church 10.
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Usual services at the Baptist church TO-
morrow morning and evening. sunday
school ut $3.50.
Bishop T.. X. AtwilI will visit the Episco-
pal church at this place on the LIST Sunday lp
December the 9TH day OF the month.
Regular services at the N. Il. church. South,
tomorrow morning at u O'Clock and In the
evening at 7:aO o'clock. Sunday school at 0 40
Rev. N. II. Mccain will preach at thu
Dover Presbyterian church every fifth san.
dsy In the month, commencing with the dhi
Sunday in Noyember-ths 80th.
Call on j. F. Winn, Dover, and huy YOU
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING decided to quit farming kS12N
IL and r., mt my farm, l will. on IA
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. 1890.
sell at public auction. at my farm, one and II
hair miles southeast of Lexington, the follow
Ing property. tO-wit:
Three work hortes. ID hiRh-grsde cows, lO
yenr'ing steers, u irltng hriiers, ID spring
calves thoroughbred bull about - stock hogs.
2 single buggIe-; u large lot Of farm machinery
anti inducements. harness. Ne also a lot oil
cOrn In field and hay In the stack.
| 1ERMS;-SIA months time. without int"resi,
On all snms of $40 and over; under that amount,
cash before removal OF property.
Oct25lu j f.
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Found.

The Infallible Female Waters hre u new
discovery. Safe. pleasant and curative. Try
them aud You will be pleased. For sale by
Octllt4s ID. w. q. TEvIs, Druggist.
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A Novelty.

The Infallible Female Ws:ers are safe,
pleasant and curative. They csrtsinly have
u specific influence. For sale l.
Octilt4~ d. W. B. TEvE Druggist.
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For Sale.

Several second hand buggies at ridiculous
ly low prices TO make room.
juue2lti j. II. SENDEN.
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DsdIcatory Exerclses-W. M. A.

The formal opening of the new academy
building will take place tonight ut 3 p. NJ,
and the privilege of celebrating this occasion
has been granted to our association. We
wish that all the friends Of the school could
be present, and II we had room we would ex.
tend a general invitation to everybody to
come; but since we could not accommodate
this host. we have decided to ask every one
who comes to bring a book suitable for our
library. Almost every one has MANY good
books which he has read and W hich now lie
idle on The shelf. One Of these may accom-
plish much good by being placed in the hands
OF the many young men who assemble here
from year to wear.
The prOgra nme OF the entertainment will
be as follows:-
Medley: ..........A Academy Mandolin Club
Cadets williams, Ramsey, Sprague and
Orthwinc.
lnVOcaliOh. ...-.. .... ................. .
Address Of Welcome ............. ......
Cadet Clarke McCue, Pres. \ NJ. G. A.
selection: .........L Lexington Male Quartette
Recitation: .............. Prof. &. &. Parker
Piano solo: "VaIse Caprice" q. ...... Lacke
Madame Ed. BlitZ.
tOcai 500: Selected
Miss Jewell.
Violin solo: "VI. Air Varie.".. de BeriOl
i'rOf. Ed. BIltz.
Vocal solo: Selecte,
Miss COrpeny.
Address. ............... Rev. #. W. Easoi
Selection ........ Lexington Male Quartet,
The above IL one OF the choicest musics
aud literary treats ever presented TO ii Lex
ington audi nee, and we are sure II will b,
greeted by Il large and spprecistiye audience
CLARKE MCCUE.
T.. b. RUSSELL,
Executive Committee W. NJ. A. Y. NJ. G.. A
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LOST OR STRAYED,

IN reddish brown COW with even 65@.AR
~ horns, n white spot on forehead. EESSS
AMI another on her back. Reward yx-Q
offered for Information. nolStI
GE0RGE +. KING.
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JOHN POWELL.
MAPLE SYRUP, per gallon .......s 90
BUCKWhEAr FLOUR, per pound. ...... o5

BUCKwhEAr FLOUR, per pound. 49,. o5
Fine line VI Teas and We especially recomnL end
oar Gunpowders at BIC. Toe and
IJc. per p0und.
See the fine Prizes we are giving with Conre
aud liking Nwder.
New Full Cgsam i;he"se, per p1un I e. Il
New Brick Cheese. y r pound .............. ~
We hive "A full line Of Imported. Key West
ami Domestic Cigars.
Good Ia, K. domestic cigars. 10 in box, per
ooN.''' .''''.... .'..... ..... .........$ 75
keystone. domestic cigar. so IN box, per
box 80. ........"......... .............. Is
Crescent, domestic cigar. no In box, Der
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Smntrit"s. domestic cigar, loo in box, per
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Marie AntOlarlte, key West cigar, 80 i'm
DON, per box ......-.... go. 4 W.
FL. Cap General. hey West cigar. so in box.
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La Mairolina, hey Wa cigar 10 IN box.
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