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Y. M. G. A. Items.

Our sunday meeting Will be led by Pror I
ID. BIanton, OF f.. a. seminary, AMI we may
safely expect II nice talE foil wed by several
snort testimonies. We can safely promise some
good music anu singing.
We are not u believer in ghosts but If we arc
successful IN arranging our programme for the
next monthly social on the nth INST, some
ihniiliar spirits may appear and liz seen walking
around. Now don't accuse us of having n ghost
party. but cOaie and see. AS the time cInpsInv
since the last social has been 30 short. we Were
forced to place II on the 18th. Come early and
secure Il scat.
Last Tuesday night our juniors met for their
monthly meeting and In spite of their fears OF
out" tea. when they went ,p in the hail. IhrS
i"und u large tent put up. II couple OF barrels to
81 on. anu lanterns to furnish light. The only
tiinR missing was mosquitoes. such fun ns they
hadl They tried and convicted one of The bows
Tor steniing. and then refreshments We're served,
lust "a IN CAM and disappeared IA quickly. The
twenty boys declare that they had u good time
and WRnl another nnn.
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College News.


W NJ n. TNFS.
Cadets Hunt and Ramsey expect to visit tn,
wicked city Mt the mouth of the kaw, To-day.
Cadet Edwards received a visit from h,s faith.
er. Gov. Edwards, OF Waverly, last Wednesday
MIR Y. Il Holman. of Sedalia, visited hn
son, George IL cadet in this school. lust WrdneE.
day.
The cadets who expect. or rather hope, Il
graduate IN JUNE, have already begun uuon thci,
orat ions,
the popularity of several cadets has grown
ainrmingly the past week cause they received
boxes from home.
a large cnncourse of friends witnessed tn,
exhibition drill last Tuesday. We hope they
were entertained and ask them TO come again,
fev. Eason made an interesting address 10 the
cadets on last Tuesday morning. The cadets,
one ana all. enjoyed his well chosen remark,
anu hope the reverend gentleman viii max,
them another visit soon.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION, J
LEXINGTON, Mo. April 2d. Ism I

LEXINGTON. Mo. April ID, 1880.
Sealed proposals. Endorsed ''PropOsnls for a
High school Building and addressed tn the
Undersigned, ut Lexington. Mo. Will be- recciy-
ed until April 81. 1880. AT IL O'Clock.
The building Will be seventy eight by eighty
two ieet. win Stone Basement gnJ two brick
Stories. Eight School RoUIa. and arranged for
the Fuller y warren System of Heating, venti-
iaIing anu Dry Closets. The contract Tor this
apparatus has been let and is not included in
IhIs bid.
Each bidder will be required to enclose "a GER
titled check for $3.50 TO be forfeited to the Il lar,l
In case his bid IL accepted aud he fails to enter
into contract within ten days after the acAeI-
lance of his bid. otherwise thr aaeus viii lie
returned.
| Plans aad SPECIFICATIONS can be seen ut the
Architect Otnce of Kramer Il ZOll, Findlay,
ONO. and ut the Office OF the Secretary.
The R6ard reserves The right to reject any aud
all bids.
BY order of the Board.
| upT5t2 e., q. LUDWIGS. Spcratarv
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FINAL EMF

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all creditors and
IN other persons inter estcd IN the estate OF
Marx HOwsare. deceased, tlat the un,leraign
ed, administrator. will apply TO make IA final
settlement OF said estate at the May term,
lS!O, of the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, To be begun AMI held ut the Probate
court room. in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday In May lSO.
DANIEL SHERMAN,
annhiE Almi,a
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IN" concert which was to he given on the Sth
~ ulis month by the X. j. u. Tuart"tic, of st.
LOUIS mas been postponed Indefinitely on ne
house.
Pait of the material to b. used in the building
"l IN" plank walk from South street Ia Mach
p"iah cemetery has been hauled and the compile
non OF one oi the most needed improvements in
Lexington M " soon he chroniclc1. MIR. jos.
iotn"r' who has labOrcd 40 z"aiou-ly in
rniTIhE the required amount of money for the
bulIilhS OF the walk, deserves the thanks OI
every citizen Of Lexington.
Why"riy:-Peopl are preparing 10 make
er.ol blackburn. spent several days OF thus
week in this city Mr.. Louis Gralz spent sun
day here. Mrs, james Goodwin returned from
sweet springs, where she has been visiting reIa-
tVes, rrl lay. Rev. Boon KeytOn is In The city
shaking hands with his many friends and old
ncIunintanCes. Rev. keyton was once "a school
boy and citizen OF our town. and returns among
ls after years OF absence IA Methodist preacher.
He preached to u large congregation nj the
rreSbytcrlan church sunday morning aud
evening. The Baptist Sunday schoo' convention
convened IN this city last week. Inc meeting
was an interesting one and we hope benz fetal
To our people. Rev. Powell will commence
lrotracte,l meeting ut the Il IptisL church Thurs
nay evening Everybody Is INVITED TO attend
ana TAX" purt in this meeting, rs 10 ID for the
glory OF God and the uphuiIding of HIS king
uom. Muster Dave Groves came down from
O1Vrr saturday night. Misses Ida barnes and
niora Sirader, were the guests al sir. W. NJ.
Bray and wife several DAYS of the pnat week.
mr.; Buck Thomas and family. lrll Tor Norma,
oklahoma, Thursday evening, going via Sweet
springs To visit their brothers. We ARE sorry la
lose MIR. Thomas ana family ~ IN HIM W. lose
an honest aud upright gentleman, "a good citizen
and II friend To all. We wish for him lifelong
prosperity and SUCCESS in his new home. Mrs.
bsyiiss and son, Brad. spent several days OF
lne past week IN this city, the guests OF Mira.
Thomas. They returned To kirkwood Saturday
morning. The NJ. T.. church has been thoroughly
painted, phpered and cleaned, and It's present
appearance speaks well Tor The members, and
Tor the workmcn. as IL Ia IL beautiful and artistic
piece of work. MIR. w IL. Pecry, of IIiggInsvilie,
| WIZ IN The civ HpVpraI ,luya nf tho ..naf Ny.,l
Miss Fannie BOnham left for Lexington, Mon
day morning., TO seek II position. Mr.. Joseph
THOMAS ieit, Sunday night. IOr st. LOUIS, tor
sunday night, from Pueblo, Colorado MIR.
Edgar Robertson, of Kansas City, is visiting
ms parents In this city. Mr.. w. r.. Fry lett for
stock of goods Mr.. George Blanchard and lam
ny. OF Marshall. visited In this city, Tuesday.
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ADMINusTnATOR,s NOTICE.

ETrERS CT administration on the estate OF
II william X. Finch. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the 3lst day OF March
1850, by the Probate court OF Lafayette cOun-
ty. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat.
are required TO exhibit them for allowance 10
thr administrators within one year after the
date OF said letters, or they may be precludct
from any benefit of such estate, and If such
claims be not exhibited within two years iron
the date Of this publication they will he Tor
ever barred.
This 3Ist day OF March. 1880.
PEACH RHODES,
/ anrhth hl,nI,i.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hrtrt.y gwen To All crr,iiior- auI
~ ORG, parsons interested IN the estate al
Ad'1isnh ilno~, decreased. that the ualui-
signed adInin lHi ralor-, Will apply 10 urkc . unaI
settlement Ol SAID estate at The May t,iu.
1870, at ia" Probate rnurt o. IrinvrIt,
county, Miahnuri, Ia he begun aud held at The
if"hii' CONT room, IN the CIiy Of Lexington
Nj" on the H'C"ni Monday IN MAY. IS@h
Nj. 4. IIODk,
". I. lIpDk.
hlrai9 Adm nIrlTHtuls.
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tn H ORADLY

Born-In this city. April 9. TO the wife OF
Mr.. John Morrlson-twins-a boy and a girl.
- Near GreentOn, recently, TO the wife
OF Mr.. Il. s. C%Oivin-a girl.
- in Clay township, recently, TO the wife
of Mr.. Robert Wade-a girl. D
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w" certainty have a great variety in
DRESS FABRICS To
OFFER YOU,
FROM 25C to 81.

and all shades, including Cream and Black. The lustre of these
goods gives them vivacity, without making them gaudy.
We have some very handsome black and White stripes and
plaldS. These two cOlOrs show the material to great advantage.
There are nothing more desirable than Mohair for a stylish and
practical diess.
IIenriettas are still in great favor, and combined with
plaid Surahs, open Il great field for artistic dress making.
We have wooden fabrics, as fine. soft and smooth. a $ a
China sik,and nearly as lustrOus. These made up with Vandike
points or silk fringes,. are the acme ola stylish Costume.
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NOTICE,

Subscribers to The fourth series OF the LcxIng.
y ton building and Loan Association nrc here
by notified that the entrance fee and first month.
ly payment are due and should be paid ut ono,
10 the secretary. There nrr II lew shares re-
NAMING unsoid which may be had bv applying
10 CiAS W. LOOMS, -
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The Imported Draft Stallion,
LORD EDGERTON !!

unIIS GRAND DRAFT STALLION. HAVING
! IuHt been purchalrrl from hIs tmrDrt,r.
Judge j. ID tinodrasIurc. of Nashville. 'Ernn :,
wiil slant me rr"Hcnl trasun 4 lirgainsvIir
Fair Grounds, ii %lN the raa1n or So In
insure,
LtiitD EBLEIELON took lat premium a, "A
VSIslinS III lSSi. LIST IN lsSi, and 81 IA lSSS over
all ngrs aud brcWls at ,lriu horse, nj Alirr,n,.'
ham. p"3T Manchester. England IIrs ain,
I h"a,ii"'H Jumbo. IN lSSi lsl prize over an aces
ia Chester county. England, also, S.aic y,,r
2d priIc 1T Manchester aau LI,rrponl In
1881 lt TOOK SIX LIST prI SO IN England, luciud
ing III" CHAMPION pri6c at Muuri,rstrr ana
Lir"rroui or"r al draft horses.
July, lord ErlgUri"u'B dam. wan thr,r I.t
prizes AMI Ono 1i prize at Manchester and Al
birmingham over all brood mare. -, I,-f. trJ
1857. '"'
The breeders of ~Iflyoitc county ayr an
oip"r UNITY nENor L"IOrC offered them. An i'm
ported iri"r winner over all Iran breeds .nd
nerh in England the honr oC iLc dr:,It' nor, -
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OIL
REAL. ESTATE
rINhe undersigned administrator, with the wi
! annexed, of the eatate Of George W. Younl
deceased. will, on

deceased. will, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10th, 1890.
sell ut public sale. between the hours of nine
O'Clock IN the forenoon and live O'Clock In the
afternoon. OF that day.. Ut the courthouse door
IN The CITY OF Lexington. Lafayette county Mo.
10 the highest bidder, for cash, a, p.hlic due
ton. the following Land sit waited in the county
OF Ray, ard qtaIc OF Missouri, to-wIt: The
3 pta half oil the north hall OF fractional section
thirty three Ce). township lllty-one (5D, range
twenty-sevrn ca, with uccretIons; and on.
hundred and iiity QiO) acres described AZ fol
lows: Beginning NJ the south east corner Ct tia.
north east quarter of tine north era, GTartcr al
section thirty two (33l. tOrYnshIp aitY-Onc (aD
range twenty. seven CO. Tanning thence north
over tie northeast corner Of section tlirty-twu
(t4l, ID u point ON the east line OF section TWEEN
ty.nine t=O), thirty-seven AMI ii hnlf ca "
chains north Of the place of beginning, I!,ctG,
east forty tiOl chains, thence soT,s, tnlrlY -scytn
and H. half tJ7I) chains. .h"noo West forty tll
chains to the Iiaco of beginning.
Sai Sgle tN he made subject TO the approval
OF the probate court. Of Lafayette county MIS-
souri,. III the May term thereof. lSl.
ALHERr Il. YOUNG,
administrators. with I've viii annexed, OF the
estate Oi George W. Young, deceased. u5l2
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MAYHEM NO.

A Wopd 10 the fublic:-T0 our Friends and
EntrOns! We wish to say aud state that we are
here for the purpose of selling all goods in utr
line AS low. AMI on IA small margin ~ .Eey cat.
be sold by anyone. We are dSiuS h~usfoesa
with the EXPRESS iHrrCar Oi making Il livInE IN
an h9rest way. aad our motto 10, iuatIao Ia
ali, and do unto Othcrs IA YOU womlt have them
10 UNTO YOIt, live ami tot live. treat everyone
cOurieQUsly. sun lem Inly, kindly and honest
ly Therefore all are treated alike. We don't cN-
poet to make one man pay for what We might
loose on another. therefore we ask rVcryJus Ia
call ami see for themselves. This RE, OF one
man having any advantage OyrE al,pIhtr'i IN buy
ing goods % Ht SoGS and uunOnme. We don't
cl i'm t,Nl We can buy staple goods any cheaper
tl.dn OthtT InorOhaLis. nor do We claim that
they oan buy goods cheaper than we We CLAIM
10 buy goods rs cheap as any living nan, ana
cOrdinR TO quality. 1t is. md has uvtn, ouc
aim TO carry good gco1l. AMI sci! them down
ns low rs tIgY eau be sOtd. 50 ITO not be drcciy-
81 Ey those suits Rhd'so called lea lrrs, but come
and se1 US. we are here TO stay and propose 10
Stand UP to the rack, fodder 81 NO %fo,licI. taIl
and zee us whether YOU want anything or not.
We VIII tTI Raq trcas you nicely. aud tell you
G0WpthinE gnod. II W. don't know any
tAtIg Wv Will i"ii you something anyway.
ii"l"w we quote you II lew thing. Bn you may
know we mean what ", ,ay-
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OTHER DESIRABLE THINGS ARE

Plain and Stripe combinations in Camels Hair effects, Bordure
Serges, in NieuN Rose, ISeseda, Ecru and Cream. Mohair Glace,
Mohair IToCade, Carina IuStrine, Pongee Robes, Mohair Escur-
ial Robes, Novelty Snits, &c. For French Satteens, Foreign
and all other desirable Dress Fabrics, come to Fash
ions Ileahamarlcrs.
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-
Rev. f. C. Gordon is attending the meeting
session will end to-day.
First Baptist .hurch, Rev. Fred w. Eason,
pastor. services for the week commencing to-
morrow. Sunday school, 9:30 to 1890;
preaching. II a. M, subject of sermon:
PROSTITUTION, the Eternal Healing" Night
services. 1880 p. M, subject of serMpn.
"Glad Tidings." Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night at 1880 p. IN. Services at chapel
Tomorrow afternoon and Friday night.
Richmond Raylte :-Preachers are warned
against a couple on tine road with a new and
clever swIndle. 1'hey-a young man and
young woman get married and presenting
him II $40 ounterieit bill tell him to take out
n fee Of five dollars and recell ing the balance
in good money, depart for the next town.
They have swimdled Indiana preachers by
the score and il Is said they are preparing
for n fruitful RAID through Missouri.
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the
Missouri Baptist Woman's Missionary Solicty
will be held III The BAPTIST church In this city
on Wednesday and Thursday, April 10th and
18th. A cordial invitation is extended to all
persons. especially those who are interested
in the work OF missions, to attend these
meetings. Ladies cOr,icg f:oui a distance
! are kindly urged to send their names, Tor
| entertainment to the secretary of the society,
at Lexington, Mrs. Bette Wadde.l.
To the WOman's Missionary SOriCties in
| Lexington District. Southwest Missouri Con-
| farence.-near Sisters You will see in this
weeks Advocate the notice OF The change IN
time from April TO June, OF our DISTRICT ueel.
lug. Will each society pi'Gsp Seh.i me "a o
Of annual yepGIt, that / may be able 10 make
Inv report to the annual conference at Clin-
ton. viii the dear sisters in Chrllt please
remember to pray FOR our beloved! presiding
elder, AT the sunset hour of prayer, that the
Lord may restore him TO health. il it 10 pom
sistcnt with His will.
MI. ". 4. MCCLURE.
District Secretary Lexington district.
Dear Rrothgcn:-My health is such that |
weeks. The old nbsrcsS in my side has re.
turned, and | know not what the .pG,,i. W III
be. | therefore AL n snd appointment iol
| tho diaiTIUl conference at WayrrIy, April the
Jth, and will appoint il for some time in June,
The dclcgat cs-clcct from the quarterly cor
fcrenrcs, and from the WomaU's Missionary
Societies, vii. ?I2,,Setafe notice OF The change
IN tho. The preachers are hereby requested
70 make announcements from iheic puIhil9 OF
the district coNieffnff. fIriHer, am No
apif 10 AilcpA ~ npG bpSinesE: brethren viii
piQa3r ai,rlt 81! missionary correspondence t,
brother Me lure, Lexington. vino il author.
lied 10 receive money, sign receipts. and pny
drafts In my name. Brethren lay q. ny
God bless vor nj. IA C6M,
1 nuYIH Il son AZ" closing ont their boob
aud fancy goods department. Special sale for
one week. Unhrard ri bargains. Read nd. Il
x. H.. Lees biz drive IN groceries coin
mences to-day, lasting only ten days. Every,
body come, 1t
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NNs
District Secretary Lexington District.

Auyln Il son are closing out their book
aud fancy goods department, Special sale for
one week. Unhcard nj bargains. Read ad. Il
x. Il. Lees biz drive in groceries rum.
mences to-day, lasting only ten days. Every
body come, 1t
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COrr1NG POINTERS
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Mrs Il NJ Martin and daughter,
Mabel, arc visiting In Illinois.
For oil kinds OF 6ne job work at
very low prices call at this ONCE.
DO not fail to call snd see ny stock
Of window shades.--f. v. TAYLOR.
H.. 4. Handy will give you the low.
est 6gurcs Of snyonc 10 tov" on lun'
Der.
Our old friend Z { Cooo. 10 quite
sick Of bis rcsidescc 10 Gsr6cld town.
ship.
Mrs Fannie Potts and Mary A Shis.
lilo arc guests At their fathers reel.
depce q present.
The Nebraska and ksnsss Farm
L.asn Co. want ell the good farm
l"ass they cen get.
RK Orchard has his nee house
psiated. We hope y old friesd will
live msav years 70 esjoy u.
Loans made Of LOO rates Of interest
BY the Nebrssks 4 ksssas Psrm Loan
Co. Money ready - soos ~ psps''
are sigsed.
Deyo 10 giv,sg away to ladies' asn
pies Of bis special odors, se . safely
say they are the 6oest Perfunes ~
eves ''smoled."
Peatierly 4 Aul,s are stiIl selling
vinegar snd trsntulss juicc. Call and
see them. Good cider vinegar fcr 2:
essss per gallon.
Wonder shat kind Of meat ths|
vss th,, the yousg fellow hsd in I
basket 10 oac ice cooler last sunds!
nsss have bees very eHhii<vsusr'
We would call tAe attention II tb'
township road svess,sr TO tAe he'd roe
d,tios 81 the sossh approach 10 III
river bridge. IL cssAs 70 b tep, II
good eosd'tiss.
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,rnevs her Subscription 70 the Gsss'
Psmi,y Weekly. Even the psopl
IA Esslssd cast DO without The gses
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-06-13

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himself sas no, tar on, II the Gay be
,hoash, u he had . better or,ulen ~
himself other. would also ba,ea bet
Ter opinion 81 him, Then ru, year
self forward II yen ueald 10 Aecss
Lcel W no, dosn " you would rise
10 prominence.