The weekly Caucasian. [volume], May 09, 1874, Image 4

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THIS IlSXIIVOTOIV WEEKLV O, 14.
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THE NWER OF MATER.
t QAim nrrti.
Tb Hale-Ian Mewa of tht- M tnat iBtaiB Itl
Ur from Bald youataia fjorrepaiot aeeriB
lu ut rtcMt tar bquake to tba fimwi prayer
of p.wT B Owaabv, wbo. faavlair a.aly triad
t gt up a rial uanni in oatifaa, apiwaiaaJ
to lba AlMtffbiy 10 a. ami tat fe.ine.f by ahakia
tb earth uudor Una, and who, wbrt lba moua
tain labors. . took to tola baala wiUout walling
to polat a BioraJ .
Poaej B weabr--a? hit trlba laorvaaal
Ueri, or did wbiltnitur m at poaoa.
New old Bald Mouaiaia'eaummU to tha Juda,
Removd afar from city dla and crowda,
Peaoefal he plowed blaawaat potato patch,
In ptiN prpared bit aottiaa: beat to nateta ;
in Mac toiled dad to Kereaac hit atora
Aad, paaoalol aiUl. wrought bard to aa II
Dora,
Fait h j bla bio-bW vtaa-slad eabla a rood
'jt aiand. uMaaa Olu Bald to buag-rT mood
Haa awaltAwad it a couatrr eebool boom radt,
Buikled of Inn Md daubad with olaalio alar.
Xo wiaMr'a wiad and aummar'a rata
war.
Bar on work dafa tha niatte youth war taaf ht
'iDif " u aoa," ua, "iwa uasaa uuii u
aaofbt ;"
Oo ttuaiaa bar food Pom? aarmaDi road.
Atti called dttwn Borrow oa We inner' bead,
And oiten preached with orthodaay'a roar
Bucti eoripiom imAm aa aa'cr wen beard batora,
(li Anaoiaa and Q.e tr4f bride,
Toanbinc a trada la lurpeauna bad
Huff oo lb laaiaal "both Were llfbtaia' atTfllfc
'( au God waa wrath al their wicked work;"
Huw Naati 'a life wa ahnrtened by a epa.n
" 'caaae ibat ba taacbed dutilllo' oaia atMf"
Hoar "Eglao far ht eroeloeae wa (ored
B Chad, the lrt-baidrd, with a aword, i
M.m (sempaoa Loal fci balr, bi eye, Bia Ufa,
"By Ml fa' hole aacreta to hla wife;"
And bow la avair axe, la evarj ell ma,
Id Lord' gad proa tba aluaar Try Ubm.
Bald MouBUlB'a aoos wer bead lea, and aJa'
a-ardaujibiara let Lba araacber' waiatoi paaa.
One da lb ere cane a kateiab acribc wbo apaka
And aatd, "I'f baarn Old Bald'i befua to
ftrooaa,"
Tbec Poaev fftrdad op hi IoIb and ertad
Cata tba oeoul a ibe moantaln aide: -
AJtd n irt acbool baua Itookad tAy by th
To be4 ua waralBf tbay'd oft beard bafora.
And nevdlre aUJl tba apiBf BeLihbora beard
Tbc tbander of loe faitbful preaobar'a word;
mot w " iaey aay abu, nor
abaatt
fto Ui. . -a bbfpberd't bob! wa Tax ad wilb
Whttuar bia axbortatloa or bta prayer
Waaid aava Iroai uraieBt mj tioDcr tber.
Bat "Lord, aead dowa thy Ufatala', tbaa,"
ba crayon j
'Ll tbee bera weeked hearts he or dltmayad
Lai Balby'a bowel bile and but, rh. Lord!
A ad af.ftk oa mo rifbt n!" and at lb word
Tber waa a aia4eD subterraaeaa quaka
Taw aaad tba rafter of tb teaooi betue ibakt;
1M froi below tber CaBie a dreadful aouad
A of atoTBi denoaa batUiag udcrf rouad.
On akreik, owe yell of sinner rent tba air,
Aaii ioTll toey ruabeii la terror and despair;
forth to tbe road and down tba rocky dell
Fled panting pneat and popuiaoa, pell-matt,
Aad wbeo lEey paaaed tba dwelier oa Uia plaia,
Lai Poaey Oweoaby lad lba Having trust
WHAT ItCOMLI OF EDITORS
What beooraaa of tbe ad (ton f
Tbat'a wbat we'd like to know ;
Tbey do a beap of good on eartb.
And tc beaten tbay ougb t to go.
Bat som'etbmg see nu to toil o
lhy'r a penult ret,
And in toe great baraaftar
WUloa"le MUiaiaawat."
. ?'v boaa tbtaklig tba qaaatioa of ar.
And tt trout)' e i a baap ;
It eome to a la lb daytime.
And with dream disturb oar aleeo.
And tbe more we cob tbe qneailoa
Tbt deeper It aeama to get.
And brloga ua to this conclusion :
Tbay'U "ba left oat in Lb wot."
Now, rteeoB to yoanelf a momeat :
Waold a do to Jet tbem in f
WouMa't tbey go U InterrlewlBg
Aad dlarasaing arerytbiag f
Woui'lo't tbey bae two pai lie.
Aad a bobby, too. to pet t
Tht tbiu would never do up there
They'll b "left oat la tbe wet."
It' ry well to mil, air.
And say, "your bad ain't level,'
But did you ever know aa editor
Thai llda't keep a ' 'devil t ' '
Tou don't suppose for a momt at
Ibat be la ibci could get,
Aad be a yelling ' ' py 1 ' '
They'll be "left out ia tba wot.'
Ther'a one more point we'll meatloa
We hope you won't get offended
Bat it's 'currently reported"
That ibe tree liet Is appended.'
Kow, did you ever know ao editor
Tbat baa "pulled bis weasel" yott
They're not golog to do it there
Tbev'U atay 'out io tbe wet."
PRINCIPLES OFVtNTIUTION.
Ventilation ii based opon tbe
movemeoii of air at differeot Urn
peraiarea, bat e ctDDni get rid oi
loal air, or aapply fraab air in Ibe
same manner at we would free a
bon-e "I ful water or supply it wiifc
tbat whicb ia pure by eiaul mean
ores, allnwing jut o many oubic
inchei fur eavb occupant.
Toe ooiidmoiK are eol rely differ
ent, la aiudvii g Ibe muvemeoia of
tbe air, it we would compare tbem
witb Ibe movement of eater, we
raui-t imogiue ouraolves at tbe bot
tom ol tli wxnwnb tbe ground
underneath on heate9aa fire would
beat the bottom of a poO-fiywatcb-irg
ibe motion of tbe watelvjo a
glaca globe witb a fire under
can form eome idea of tbe oonataut
and immense agitation of tbe exter
Dal almospnera.
Inaccurate, unscientific, and even
repulsive as the idea may be to the
mathematical mma oi the architect,
that we should depend in a great
neainre upon the mere agitation or
tbe mixing up of tbe fresh and foul
air, for our cbanoet of getting pure
air, 1 think, notwithstanding, tbia is
just what we bare to submit to. This
is wbat nature teaobes ua, and al
though we may be to a certain extent
artificial beings, and live in artificial
bouses, balf of a lifetime spent in
trying to work ins more preciae and
aocurate manner than Old Madam
Nature does, baa about worn out my
patience in that direction ; and I con
fess that bar burly-burly way of
mixing tbe oxygen, nitrogen, bydrog
en and carbonic aoid, and all other
gases together io one grand mats,
and toatiering tbem around promis
cuously, is batter than any arrange
ment I bare ever been able to devise.
The more we study the subject tbe I
more evident it beoomes tbat agita
tion is tbe natural method of venti
lation it is Nature's great purifier,
.Now, if we accept agitation as tbe
true prinoiple of ventilation, we find
ourselves lar more likely to get our
share of pure air by it than by tbe
mathematical onhic-incn programme.
Mature does not dole out pure air by
the cubic-inob, but If unrestrained,
supplies every living thing abund
antly. She soorns every attempt to
measure it, and if we adopt ber
method of warning, it will be about
as easy to supply a hundred cubic
'eet or cold invigorating air per min
ute to every individual, as we now
find it to be to dole out a pittanoe of
ten cubio teet per minute oi warmed,
debilitating, nauseating, hot air. 1
bave spent a great deal of time and
money in getting up patterns and
taking out patents for warming con
triTanceo. But I bave done witb
tbem. We have been running air
beating to snob extremes tbat I bave
oeoome perteotly diaguted with it.
If we inhale air at tbe same temper
ature at tbe blood it quickly kills
ns. Nature never ruins tbe air for
breathing purposes by overbeatmg
it she leaves such miserable busi
ness to tbe managers and warmers
of railroad oars, asylums, hospitals,
aod, not unfrequently, our homes.
L W. Leeds, cWuiiarian for ily.
MT DEAF WIFE AND MT AUNT.
I bad an aunt coming to visit me
for tbe firat time since my marriage;
and 1 don't Snow wbat evil genius
prompied tbe wickedness that 1
perpetrated towards my wife and
my ancient relation.
"My dear," said I to my wife on
tbe day before my aunt's arrival,
"you know aunt Mary is coming to
morrow; well, I forgot to mention a
rather annoying oiruumstanoe in
regard to ber. She is very deaf;
and, although sbe can bear my voice
you will be obliged to speak ex
tremely loud io order to be heard.
It will be rather Inconvenient, bat I
know that you will do everything io
your power to make ber stay witb
ua agreeable."
Mr a. announced her determ
ination to make herself heard, if in
ber power.
I then went to John Jf , who
loves a joke about as well as any
parson I know, and told him to be
in tbe bouse at 7 p. m. on tbe follow
ing evening; and tbaa I felt compar
atively bappy.
I went to the railroad depot with
a oarriage next evening, and when I
was on the way borne with mv aunt
I said :
"My dear aunt, there is one rather
annoying infirmity that Annie (my
wife) bas which I forgot to mention
before. She ia very deaf; and,
although she can hear my voice, to
which she is aocustomed, in its
ordinary tones, yet yon will be
obliged to speak extremely loud in
order to be heard. I am sorry for
It."
Aunt Mary in tbe goodness of ber
heart, protested tbat she rather
liked speaking load, and that to do
so afforded ber great pleasure.
Tbe carriage drove up; on tbe
steps was my wile; in tbe window
was John N , with a face utterly
solemn as if be bad buried all his
relatives that afternoon.
"I am delighted to see vou
shrieked my wife, and the policeman
on the opposite sidewalk started.
and my aunt nearly fell down the
steps.
"Kiss me my dear," bawled out
my aunt ; and the windows shook ss
if with fever and ague. I looked at
the window ; John bad disappeared.
Human nature eould stand it no
longer. I poked my bead into the
carnage, anal went into strong convulsions.
When I entered tbe parlor, my
wife was helping aunt Mary to take
off ber hat and oape, and there sat
John with his faoe buried in his
handkerchief.
Suddenly "Did you bave a pleas
ant journey J" went off mv wife's
voioe like a pistol, and John nsarlr
jumped to his feet.
"Katber dusty 1" was tbe resDonse
in a warwooop ; ana the conversa
tion oontinued.
Tbe neighbors for blocks around
must bave beard it. When I was
in the third story of the building I
neara every word.
In tbe course of tbe evenioc mv
aunt took occasion to speak to me :
now ioua your wife talks I"
I told ber that all deaf person.
wiaeu inuaiy, ana that mv wife.
being used to it, was not effected by
tbe exertioo; and that sbe was get
ting along very nicely wilb her.
x-resenuy my wile said softly :
"Ah, bow verv load vonr annt
talks !"
"Tee," ssid I. "all deaf
do. You are eettinir alonir final?
with her; for sbe bears every word
you say." And I rather think sbe
did.
.Elated at tbsir success in beinr
understood, tbev went at it ham mer
and tongs, till everything on tbe
maotlepiece olattered again, and I
was seriously afraid tbat a crowd
ouia collect la front of the house.
But the end was near. Mv aunt.
being of ao investigating turn of
uiiuu, was aeauous ot finding out
whether tbe exertion of talking was
"J w uiy who. DO
"Does not talking so- loudly strain
yogr-wngi r strer asked
STOCK, FIELD AND FARM-
A tram of mnles sold In Vanhall the
other day for $IH6.
Mr. Kolx-rt Banner last week releoted an
nner or xiuo.ouo iu gold lor his none
Dexter.
A roos'er which ht four feet and four
wings is attracting the altenlloo of Sacra
mento ssvans.
Paris Mercury : We learn tbat the cat
tle of a number of our farmers are dying
for want of food.
The Richmond Conservator says thai
feed for stock Is neailyall eate up, and
corn and hay la getting eitremely scarce.
Owing to the continued heavy ralue, the
Ray county farmers are afraid that they
will be unable to get in a full crop of corn.
Slity-two head of Berkshire pigs from
seven to len months old, averaging 1104
noiinila. were sold in Marshall the other
day for H 75 per hundred.
Corn Is worth ti SO ner harmt.and araa
vsrv bsckward. ta lh mnnnvmnr nl fU.
line farmers, who expected to have had
their cattle grating by this time.
Paris Mercurv: Wa understand that the
apple, cherry and pear buds In this section
are all right et, but we are sorry to learn
mat tne peaches generally tie killed.
Peculiarities of a calf Isielv born In Lud
low, Vt. ; Two heada. slx'leits tour for
ward ones and two hind ones and two
tails. It Is no more, bui haa been stufled.
An amateur fanner wanders "whv An
this fair earth the ground It spread bot
tom side up, so that it must be turned
over with a plow belore crops can be raited."
Moberlv Enternriae: Mr. James Orlnln.
of Cairo, haa bought 80.000 pounds oi to-
Dacoo, rir wnicn ne paid Irom VI te 110
per hundred. The latter price was paid
for tobacco two years old.
IIA fine mare belonging to Mr. T. J. Sul
lens, of Boone county, dropped a mule
eolt last week wblch when it ttrt straight
ened itself lifted its withers loan altitude
ot 9 teet f Inches. This it the tallest mule
colt on record.
Ralls Ceunty Record: Feed is distress
ingly scarce throughout the county, aod
many cattle are dying. One farmer near
Hadiaonville, we understand, bas lost
nearly twenty head of siock within the
past two weeks.
Mr. Daniel Root, of Saliae county, has a
sow lets man two years old, which (eccor
dingtotbe Saline County Democrat), In
seven daya leas than a year, gave birth in
three litters, to thirty-six piga, all but
fouref which are thriving.
saline Progress : Mr. Alexander J.
Howard, of Grand fass. In this county,
hss purchased irom J, L. Bvatt, ot 3l.
Louis count?, a Dor Devon bull, Duke of
Devonshire, and two heifers. They are
said to be extraordinary floe cattle.
Glasgow Journal: Last week we saw 30
bead of the finest aod fattest three-year-old
cattle driven through our streets that we
have seen for many a day. Tbey were
bought of Wat. L. Garnet, ot Saline coun
ty, by Stettmund x Wahi, of this city.
I be price paid was K.4o3 fw.
Louisiana Journal: We have been In
formed tbat a great many cattle bave died
from starvation in tbe western oart of this
county, aod io the edge of Montgomery
and Lincoln during tbe past two weeks.
Tbe light crops of last season caused a
corresponding light feeding, and thegrass
even yet ii not sumcient to support stock
on the range.
Boonvllle Advertiser : Thomas Tucker
and T. A. Nelson. nfCo-Der nnnnlv. nt.
r-rntly sold to Mr. Mullball, of St. Louis,
76 bead of fat tattle,averaging 1620 pounds.
The price paid waa six cents per pound at
the scales. These cattle were all thne
and four years old and were all raised in
Cooper oountv. One of hem a fnur-vear.
old. weighed 2210. and nine averaged ISOO.
Plrasmt Hill Review: On S.lnritav lut
Mr. U. G. Alnsworth shinned te St. Louis
ii car-ioaus oi hue callle air. J.
Knorp shipped to St. Loiiin, on Tuesday
iel. sewn car loads of A No. 1 cattle, the
Read and
Remember!
TIIA.T
LEXINGTON, MO.,
Aaa DitLaas m All Kikbs or
Staple and
Fancy
Dry Goods
SUITABLE FOR
LADIES' NEW DRESS GOODS,
Of ths latest stylet and tvery variety.
ALSO, A FULL, LINE OF
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES
AND NOTIONS,
TALLION8 AT NETTLEWOOD,
MEMBRINO
IS A DARK n. H. . f!M in
Vmt 1AH hn1 high, bird
by bia owners ulrtHj -? Mnoii,
ion of III r-itf Mi'iiiliriou
thfr, ntl bi Um bj Uob IU1-
ls(ta ua. nt M 111 h I-1 tin Clllcf.
Will ort lltoiu-d ufjbr of mar. lb
mho, orOOU maun.
ULVER8TON
, H . KH hnU blub bred by
R A Alsavatmlrr. of KfOUirkv. fORle.l In
tttlialrtd by the fmu Uilnirton, aad hi
dam Utttlm br Imp. Mrft-v. U!vrtrn I tb
Irr or lhJ followini; race-nri a-ia winner.
K.t.nmn ihinvatr llrlilto.loUin.Troiitl.
Hlrn BfBnett. Mliif Morn. Zu Zu, Kwm
Kicliirrl., gulndtwil, etc. lJlvrlo wu flrt
Ola rt.o?-lior. nil on of old LmluiUin'
fnforll tun. He loupt-d oat hi ball' brother
"Harry oMIi Wft'r over Ably Traos, St.
tjouu.ia the rrmarkahlr llmaofS M Tor II mile,
tb tatet rao for the rluiaao vr run over
that ooora. UIrton term lor common
mare, 2U W lnurj for Uioroufhbretl 6 the
waaon. Tor lb irand weepttak prlte at
k-snssariisiui rill "lor the beat tall Ion."
oer forty entries from tit dllfbreal dab- of the
mn aoted atalliOMi lb abov two talllaa
wn tba lat and Jml poaitloaa. r further
.articular Of neclli-ree, C, aaa traiiaoa
dotting KfUtar and Aruce' Slud Rook,
aprllll K. TOiHUNTKU uwn.r,
SUNDOWN!
THIS thoronfhbrW uUIob
will snak la present -
at th aiabl ot ivwi n .
Cox, one Bill cut of Dover,
al lto Inaur a oolt, money
lus. U anna u iha mar ia as
certained to b Io foal, traded or removed from
the nelf hborbood . Car win ba taken to prevent
accident but no responsibility aaaumed For
pediftTM mm Bruoe'l Ituri Book, lat volume,
pa. em.
AIlO BlineVsUIlSJ piRDffllltJ BDVJ nBIITWVJ JSHIBt,
DEVIL." at 110 to Inmr. or tb alnale
leap. Ham term and oondltlona aa (or tbe
aorta. prt-.m LEW it w.
Edpcatloitl.
MUfled
LCXIN4.TON MALE INSTlTtTE.
Bev. Bowland Doggttt, A. M , Prin.
THE Itrat term will be apenrd In
th oommixllou ttulldiiia;.
known a the Kuseell inloa, (Uta
Chrlitlan lBllinte on HmiUi atreat,
MOWDAY. HKI'T. I, .".
!-. isxnihiv wl be onVrert bora
n.l vn.ss. m.n Il lirfDHre tut til
oluaae in oollfHf, a well aa l-.r the active tut
Inea apeialioii at 111. Autptu aooomiuusla
tlon lor boanlt-r-. . , , , , . .
lhtohrlatlo year will be dlfUlad Into two
term of u month earn.
T K H M 8 :
Board, laolndlng furnlahed nxnn, fuel
lifftita, per toriu
Tuition for primary branotiea
f'r iiitermetliat '
For advanoed
Incidental le for boarder
Fur day scbolara
Bill payable per term, In adrauoa. JullVvl
JOHN F. ENEBERC.
Diaua IN
THE PVBE-BRED STALLION
OltlEIYTLL.
ARICR CHESTNUT, ill teen
hand aod a half bleb. star
In forehead, and two wbtte teet,
and one of the lar treat aad pur
eat bred borae In ibe L'nlted
State . Pedlar tbown on d-
pllcation. He Will aland we present season al
tbe farm af Wm. Poindexter. one-balf mile
west of my house, two-a-balf miles souta ot Na
poleon, five miles west of Wsllmitton. He will
serve a limited number of mare, at alS te incur.
note to b liven at time of aervloa, payable when
the mare shall prove o be (n foal or when b
may cnange owneranip. Applicants ror servic
will be entered aoeordlnc to data of aunlloa'
Uon. Pasturage free of obartrs. A skillful
groom and oareral attention provided, but
isdmiit ior aooiuenta or ios.
mpr4-m 8TUOTHEB REN1CK
id ao an.
arthljr whoop; for her voioa was
oot so matical as whea she was
voncr.
"It is aa exertion I" shrieked mv
WHO.
"Than why do yoa do it ." was
tbe aatweriog tcream.
"Becattas because you eao't
Dear ii l aoo t.'
"What I" said my annt, rivalling
a rauroaa woistls at the time.
I began to think it aboat time to
evacuate the premises ; and looking
around and seeing John gone, I
stepped into the back parlor; and
there he lay, flat on his back, with
his feet at right angles, and bis body
rolling from tide to side, bit fists
puked into bis ribs, and a most
agonised expression of coantenance,
but not altering a sound. I imme
diately and involuntarily assumed a
similar atti'ude ; and I think, from
tbe relative positions of oar feet and
beads, and our attempts to restrain
our laughter, tbat appoplexy must
inevitably have ensued, if a horrible
groan, to wbiob John gave vent ia
his endeavor to suppress bis risibil
ity, bad not betrayed our biding
piBHW.
In rushed my wife and annt, wbo
oy mis urns oomprebended the joke;
aod saob sooldiog as 1 got then I
never got before, aod I bope never
w ni again.
I do not know what tbe end
would bave been, if John in hit en
dsavors to be respectful and tvmoa
tbetic, bad not given vent to such a
groan and borsa - laugh tbat all
gravity wu npset, and we all
screamed in concert.
I knew it was very wronir. and
all that to tell sack a falsehood, but
l think that Mrs. Upie herself would
bave laughed, if the bad seen aunt
tiary t expression wbeo sbe was in
formed tbat her bearing was defect-
Jtan Rerore It s Frenchman living In
Bracket euniy, Kr. Be la known te be
over one hundred yean old, and blmsrli
"allows" that be wasaboyatBraddock's
dafee:, a 174, or 118 J sari sgo. Thr
Kentucky V soman says of bim: "If Mr
Ksvore's aeoount of himself be true, halt
at leart 130 yars old, and is therefore, by
tons odd,, tba oldest man In tbe United
S atea. In fac. If we excrpt the somewhat
epooryph.l Br., ilt0 whe claims to be
about 170, Mr. BVvors It probably the old
sat man la ths world.
A story is told of a woman who
freely used her tongue to the scandal
or others, and made a confession to
tb priest of what sbe had done
Se save ber a ripe thistle top snd
bade bar go ont in varions directions
and acatter tba seeds one by one
Wondering at tbe penance, abe
obeyed, and than returned and told
bet- oonfeasor. To ber amazement
be bade ber go baok and gather tbe
scattered seeds; and when sbe ob
jected that it would be impoeible,be
replied that it would be still more
difficult to gather np and destroy all
the evil reports wbtcb sbe bad circu
lated about others. (N. O. Bulletin.
A Mrs. Rodmae, ot Rock Island, has a
ibrpbrrd Oof which receives rrgularly
each morning the Union from the carrier,
and talus It to tbe heuse. Wben the car'
rier Is early, a wblstle will bring him to
the gate for bla charge; when he la lata,
the dog ! iooad Waiting,
finest that have lefi this market for months
No l-M Ih in flltv car-lott,l nl catllt
and hor have been shipped frnni Pl-aant
H.ll by Messrs. Ainsworth, Hievens aud
mi'irs1 wiuiiQ me ibmi uentn.
W onnr the following stnrlc salaa fmm
the Mar-lull Proirrrst of last Ktu-k: Mr
S. w. ler boiijrht of R. B. Line, 18
mosu oi sieers. svpniirinr n y nnnnri.
$4. Same of E. Keithlcr, 91 head. av.
rairint 1127 lbs. at $4 75. Rtme if T.
B. Mikel,33 lied.aver.((liig 1300 Ibe at S4
75. autrne of O. S. Mar in. an hMrl t aa.
50. Same of P. Loltug average 1400 lb..
at K 50. Also 23 head of hugs of Wm
Iyraton. at 4 60 : 63 heart of knn r u
Francisco, at $4 00; 44 head of hugs of L.
t-. jeai, ii uu. Kobert bmlib bought
of J. a. Tucker S6 head hogs at $4 60.
Same of Geo. Hudson, 26 head at (4 76.
At the recent stock sale in (Tntitmr.i
the following were among the heaviest
transactions: Mr. F, M. Johnsoa Mid 60
hogn to Lee Anthonv for Si ao mp too.
Hugh Deversold 20 fat cattle: ai Jl nr lisi
to Mr. Morris, of Illinois, and lot) fat bogs
K U. w. Anthony at S4 60 per 100; Mr.
ouu r . n iiburson aoia io neao or tat cat
tle at X5 to parties in Bnona ennnr. Ue
John W. Barrlsseld to O. W. Anthonv
18 fine cattle, weighing 1.400 pounda at
$6 per 100; and 6o hog at $4 per 100
Joihua Potts sold to G. W. Anthony a lot
of bogs at $4 50; Mr. Anllionv bought 100
beep from Henry Akeman at $6 per 100,
gross; Col. C. T. W'orley. auctioneer told
the following stock : twelve mules helnr,..
Ingto J. M. Dinwiddle, broke to hslmr
from $SS to$110. Work horses and brood
mires sold from tV to $109. One pair
of Berkshire pigs $21.
Lsst Flidar Mr. Jeremiah Tneni r
nix cuuiuy, ueiiverea to Joseph uastle'
oerry. oi Illinois, by all odds, age and
nambereontldered. the best lot at imuim
ever shipped from the county and. so far
s wo uave seen, tne neat lot that bas left
mis part or the state this season. These
cattle were all three and foor years old. and
Mr. Turpin. who Is noted as one of the
most successful stock raisers In the ooon.
ty, hss taken more than ordlnsrv tuina m
DUt tht- 'hllr fal' An than Th. iJ.
r-- - -- a ur ,i,b IIUU1-
hered 60 bead, and averaged 1687 pounds
20 nead tveraging 2000. and several of
iiicui going irom ziuu to 2300. The price
paid was 61 cents, or an aggregate of near-
ij cu.vw. tt uen it is cnnsinareit thsi mni.
of these cattle were but three yeara old
iu umw ui uitfm over lour, we are inclin
ed to tblnk that the stock rsliert of lha
county will willlnglv award the horns"
to Mr, Turpin. We have noticed that some
of our eichsnges are bragging over bun
cheaoffouror live cat'le averaging 1800 to
, w iuiju.uui we nave nearuoi none that
lame aoywnere near ar. Jurpia's 2000
pounders. If any of our exchanges can
produce an equal number of steers, fatted
by one man. that will he&t mis ii
should be glad to see them trotted out.' We
inina ine gures given above Justly enti
tle our county te a position in the Iront
rank of the stock raising counties of tb
state. In addition to the above, the fol
lowing snipments were msde during the
sia csrscauie; j. j.simtns
6 cars cattle; Repp Hudson, 1 car catt e
uunkle dt 1 urpln. 2 cars cattle. The lat
ter gentlemen have about 620 IimH ,.t
tie now on hand, the greater portion of
-iMvii wm uvpuLori loeraaraettcis month
Larron journal.
WATKINS & SON'S
Cassimeren,
Flannels,
Yarns and
Blankets,
A. SPECIALTY.
Valise and Trunks from $2 to $20.
A COMPI.KTK STOCK OF
HARDWARE
TO SUIT THE TRADE.
All of which wa propose to sell
for CASS at bottom prioes. Don't
forget, but remember wbat you read.
No. OI lain Street is the
place to get good bargains. sep20-ly
THE riNE KENTUCKY BRED
TROTTING STALLION,
MAMBRINO CHAMPION
WILL stud th pment
huod M H. stoantr'l
rrn, ! nllt south of
Wiftrly, on th Wftrcrly
aid Fiilwr'l Fcitt totd.
Wilt Mrr mar t t ,m-
urMi1. Not t b flrcn t Um of Mrvio
pavftbic wbea tb ms.rv bm Drove to b In fol
r nben tbey ebuuita owncrtblp. DMorlptlon
vou rmifrrvts. Draw. letlvHl in issi oj st ra
ti r I Bo Chief: 1st dam bv imnortcd (JhamDiOti:
M dam br Cherokee id dm by Blankbura'i
n Dip, i(o oim oBiiara. Mannria LQarapioa
la tba Ur of Mollit Looa (wlik raoord of
SSSl.t83N ftodl:S3U at A vsiara old i told for
15.UO0J, U-neral Croxton (trotted la i.KH at 6
yean oia aoia ior a.ouu), aod ower laat eoiu,
tkna proving bla ability to tranmtt to bU oolt
tbe tr-5tttnu of bia aire. A rara obanoa lor
tboM wbo wib a proved producer of trottara.
Care tUea to praveat aoalieau or eecapae, but
will not ba rcapoDalble ahoald anv occur. Wa
will fire a uremluai oMtt for tbe beatooUof
warosriBO CD am pi ob at tbe Marahail ratr,
M. BKAUKH.
aprllStVIn r. A. ULACKBtJKM.
FOR I ALE.
TUB ttadenlgTied daetrea to twit bis
rifJeooa. and Iota S, i and 5, black
B. Hooter's Addition. Tbe bouse la
new. contains five rooms, ball, oorcb.
and two c liars, with oroaatary out-lmlldmRS,
Adjsoeat to tba bnuaa la tbe brat cut Io
IdkU0, J leet dtx-p and IS feet Wide, walled
witb curbinK brink and ocineDlrd tbroiivhout.
exoellpat varletlra, alto currant, noaberiy aol
raspberry outDea in aouDuanne. ine rront yara
is lull set with flown, qi shmba. roae buabea.
bulbous roois, etc ., more than enoujrh can ba
pared from tbe plaoe each year to pav the taiea.
vv iu oe teiu ai wrmot). ,mn mi ine piarat or
oa naraw , u. v. (jukkik.
NEW SPRING G00D1
: 3STO . OO. ,
A very ouriout little story, all
about a flock of geese, oomes to ut
irom Butler county, California. On
tbe 8th of laat month a thunder
storm passed over this district, ac
companied by bail and snow and
very vivid forked ligbtninir:
Aa tbe bail began to fall and the
lightning flashed, thousands of wi!d
geese, which were in tbe pondt of
auauuvr wsisr wniCU OXISl in that
locality doring very wet winters
suddenly rote np io a great flutter,
as u many nnnters hsd discharged
a voiiej among tnem. xncy went
up and up, apparently to rise above
tba fearful cloud. It was nearlv
dark, and tbote wbo saw them rise
thought no more of it until morning
when tbey began to find dead treese
and bear of hundreds being picked np
meir neignonrs. nome seven
hundred bad been found. One man
picked up on his farm all two borset
could haul for tbeir leatbert. Their
beads were badly torn snd their
bills split into tragmenta. .Many of
mem uau me leatnors oi their hacks
crisped aod burnt aod their bodies
buret open. The portion of tbe
oonntry thus affected was a mile
and a balf wide and reached several
miles iplpButls county. Tbe ter.
ribla (igbtolng in this cloud was
witnessed by people on the lloncut
o I una oounty and in tbe central
portioo ol this oounty. The thun
der waa beard twenty miles distant.
McCausland & Bedford,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP
STAPLE & FANCY 600DS.
DRESS GOODS NOTIONS,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES AND KID GLOVES.
SILVER SHIELD ALPACAS,
PURE BLACK IYIOHAIRS,
SHAWLS, &c. Ac.
Carpets of newest and best styles.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE WE SELL TO IE AS REPRESE'TEO.
Very Respectfully,
M'CAUSLAND & BEDFORD.
BAPTIST FEMALE COIXCOE.
LEXINUTON, MISSOURI.
A. r, riee, A.M., Preit.
(LtUProf. OrMtkand Qirman and Acting
ITUrSIni TT .rvSUTV arc wo is -Uttyc . ;
rjWE HKt UaUKl MM.MI Will bf 1
munuax, a.ri . i. ltrji.,
nrl Mrl Thurftav. Jnoe t. 1H74.
niWawu m on oi uic nnsiiumt towns in w
Wmi. stullr KTM-Mshl br rsllro(J and
team boat Irrnn ll iiru the in th ratiUt
ol nigbir ouuifsUea na renriv-a otinimuiiuy.
nroTHitKi wild (Mini, oi cisiii cxitaricnuru sui
sUMMmDli-iifd ttirhin, witb imitl mod ! gant
aoooDinioltloas ror oiy tMarurf, tnia inu
tutiun offer to young imtUn Ui biirnMt ail van
Ugrm for an duoatfutt, belli toltd tuiil oro-
oientai.
Tihhs Rnard. inflludiDc nimtihed room.
ruel ami llgbU, per icmIod of forty wwki, $iW;
waabiOK TfOty-flre oenu pardoieD) tuition in
oollirlat department, Wi in atademlo, 140;
io preparatory, leuoui on piano, organ or
guitar, (wiin ae oi miiroinfBt;
Bill nKvahl sumlannuall in a.lvance
For CatalugUvM or furtbtir )o formation addreai
ine rrtaiaani, MiiDKion, no. m..jj.
E.WINSORSON
OXNKKAL
INSURANCE
AGENCY,
KEPRESEJfTlNG
FIRST CLASS COMPANIES
ETNA INSURANCE COMP'Y,
HARTFORD. CONN.
Attctt. - - - 5,934,049,08.
Ths Largest Capital,
Ths Largest Assets,
And Largest Income,
Of asy lissraice Ii toe coaatry,
as stoob tub nasi voa M Trias.
Losses paid at Leilncton, nit-
teuri. a-ii v in is t ears,
14,4S,I.
C. vTIMSOB k. iOJf,
Assaia.
HARTFORD FIRE INS. CO..
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets, .... 12,201,396.45
Uarlnc paaaed auoRMarnllr tbe financial re
Tulaiuiia an 4 gn-at oalaeaillea lur ality-tour
yeara of tbe prrtat eriitiiry, Ibe ctiuimiircial
World may be aaltily oballangtHl lur any
H1UUKK UKAUK UK flKCUUlTr
than IU Pollolea afford. More than Sliteeo
Million Uollafa paid io ClalmauU.
E. W1N80B , SO,
genu.
PINK L.UM Blilt
Doors, Saslt, Blinds,
GROCERIES,
CHINA, GLASS.QUEENSWARE
., ao., a.,
BROADWAY,
LEXINGTON.
MIMfiOVRI.
NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTORY .
T. O
CRENSHAW,
MiRtifactuiar mr4 Dealct la
SADDLES,
HARNESS,
COLLARS. WHIIY,
BRIDLES,
LASHXS, CrjBaT-0Ol(BS,aPOKS,BgasrrKS,
o., a..
PINB STB.BBT. aortb tt O. S. PrsabfKfiaa
uourea, isxmtuta, sts.
Mv work Is hot nana av aors. bat bv nsiwrl-
snovd workmen , and of the bsat snatarlal , wblob
I win su aa low aa good wora oaa DC sola.
KIKepalrlag aoas St reaaoaatjlc pneca.
daola lr T. C. CBRNSHAW
ririltorc.
TUB OLD RELIABLT HOUSE
FURNITURE.
S. A. HAYS,
(At the old atantl nf Jaaea Hays, dwotaaed )
No. ta Mala Street,
LEIIWWTOIV. MI8HOURI.
I AM Bow prepared t tMr
lab. to order, all klnda af
rurnlture, uob aa u N IT Vftj,
WamroDea, ftMBm
Uurraua, f 1
BetUuada, ff '3
Waabatanda, I I
Hair, Htiuok and JfmWm
harlor Heu,
tnamber nU,
l nine-Room
and Kitchen
Furniture,
Cbalra.
ir.klu
Hat-kaoka, e.,4
Bemember, I keepTa full luprtly ,
or ktetallio Rurlal Caaea. alwava
on band. Plain and ornamental Wwud CoJUna
furniabed at abort notion, and obeaper, tbaa oan
uanaa eiaewnen.
Cheap for Caak
cooda
me a onil and aatUiyourMlvM.
as
CMr Motto: I Mil
uiva a
may mi
tu. . A. BATS.
asi
ft
' ' Ot miLalDBLFHI A.
if ik.lll
.still'
Isscts,
P. C. PATTERSON
P. C. PATTERSON.
Tbia old and reliable Inimrance Company onn
tlnuea to insure Buiidintpi, Houachuld Furui
luraanu Ba"rcnanair.r irDcn t aiiKinti uiu u
lire. All loftaee auitaini-ti by tbe Aaaocialion
alnoa iu or kkd nation have mn DrnmullT nai.t
nas siouu uie area ucccaatiuiij iur uny -Lurea
yeara.
E. WI5OR k SOIV,
Astenta.
FIREMEN'S FUND INS. CO
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
AftteU, (GOLD) - $6?ft,O0O.OO
Tbt? onlT Inauraoee Comoanr on tbe Parifli
alope tbat went through tbe Cnioago Klre anlr
iy, ana paying iia lonaea nuiiir tor uofiar. who
ucn a pmtige it ia wortby or tb patronagi
wa uiw tiuiiu iuuuo.
E. WI.80R k.
AganU,
MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMPANY
OF NIW YORK.
Assets, .... tJ8,550,059,4J
Ths Largest Company In tht) World.
Will lasnra voar Lirs aa anv nlaa. C.mlX tar
E. WI1V80R k, SO.f ,
A genu
With tne abore line of Inanrantw Cnmnsmsi
aa mimj mm moi critical, win wri
Pollelea on any olaaaoi nronrrtv aubleot to Inaui
anea, Iron tne mod fit dwelling of lba laboring
ausait mi its (aiaii lUKIiaiUD ! ipe weal liny
riaa, from Uia at ore building of a green grocer
aw sua i tatj i ar asuiiicaa ni iiiti mrr.'nani nrinu
oburobea, actil bouaea, public t.uil-lhi.a.
warebouaea. barna. Ao. Will Insurs tb liva m
men, from prattling infancy through youth aud
sal anuww mj uuarj
Hecnre a policy on your dwelling, atorehoui
barn, church, aohool butiM. warehoutMi. np
rou nare mine oi tbeae, inaura your lile, before
It la eferlaetlnnlT Loo late, "f rruruilnstin
i iu- mi is-1 ! umo." naring neen in the bua
ineaa for twentv-tlve Teara. wn ar fullc nmi.
on all DOlicleaof Inauranna. 1 k rn.nr. .,..,
eaall thing,)" we Oummlt no errora nor bluD'
utitirauiiis mi roia poiiaiet. Tour patronagi
rncE no. 4 maix street
Commonly known aa Wlnaor'a Corner.
E. WIN30R&SON.
WHOLEIALB AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FINE GROCERIES,
JEIr ooaauatlv a bud aaS air salt, a Saa aasortaual 1
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FINE WINES,
UQUORS,
TOBACCO,
CIOAItS,
BOOT8. 8HOE8, ETC., ETC.
OFFICE MD STORE OP CITF FWlffiG A1ILLS.
TRl'STEE'g SALE.
WHERKAS, Willi. m Sh.wh.n. sad Elus
Aon atiswhsn hi. wtr k. ,h... a ,
and rcrorded In baok no II, p. 47 in tbs re.
oordsr's aoloa or Lalsr.t' county, Hlssourl
oon.evto to tb Qnd.r.isniHl, trustee, tbs fol'
iowm aesorioea rest esute, silusta la ssid
oouotr of La. sr. lie sod stale o( M iom I, lo-wlt
Tbe nurtbwestqusrler or the nortnweet qnsrter
ir0."kMb?r m tw""'-s"en,.Dd the wt bsll
..u.o. 4usrur 01 sention (M) twenty
six, all In town.ti o number iui r..,v..iK. 1
raoss nomher lani tw.n,.-.i.u i ...
buodreu (200) acres, aiore or is..; wtilcb. ..,3
certain promissory notes In ssid neeif de.cn bed.
And wbereas, ssid notes are now due snd re.
er snd owner Ibereor, snd in pursuant of ths
will on "aosrslaned,
WEDSMtDAY. JUNE IS. A n inrj
J'""'0 ", boors of ten o'olock In the forenoon
Intloa, .x.unly of Lsfajetle' and stale ol Ji'.'
V! 1 r '.VT," ' ' Win vendue to tbe
..... . '.N.me sooee real estate, to
i!L..," 'lJ',0''" and the co.i. and e,,nl,., G(
tun n,. KILtMl,
POWDER, per kee,
8ALT,Perbbl. .
COAL OIL, per gal.
SUGAR, 12 1W grjod,
COFFEE, 3 lbs. good, -WHITE
SUGAR. 7j lbs. good,
ALL BRANDS FLOUR
$4 50
2 60
25
1 00
1 00
1 00
3 60
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
FLOUR, MEAL AND BRAN FOR 8ALE CHEAP,
AJI
aavltw
SWEET POTATOES FOR Ntl r.
T f AVI n0r '! ',? Irm. aboul two and a
X half nilles west of Uilnifloa, a lot of Sweet
. , v, ,u nerniuda, Ited and Yellow
Naasemood, and buutlirro Oueen varet
Parties Mlshlna tb.ro ,u .... "' ''
tarlle.1 oon.enienoeT ' " "
","-lt J W. (iRAIIDY.
STRAtEU OR Sl'OLE.
k. blah, t years old rhlsspni.K. star
In tbe forebead.whitesucit on tu. nose
mane lies on the lelt .1,1. ol his neot
ZT1 i , '""'"'"a ssia norae to the undersigned
will be liberally rewarded
Laalngtos, Ma. Apnias tf.
THE CHICAUO ALTOS R. sT
It the only road between HT. LtiUIS AND
UIICAIiCi WH IIOUr CHANUK OK Iak"
under one menaaeia.nl, and ihe only road run
alne Pull man r.laoa Cars between HI. Louis
and Cbless.,. Also throueb oars Irom KANHA
wit totllic A, o oeer ihe uaaav Nawlaoa
Be, MS at LOUISIANA. Missouri
Tlckelo lor all points East .mt tn. w.i u.
over Ibis hoe are lor eale thr.,uboul lbs coun
try at all Ibroutb xiok.t timer.
Uea. Tlckt A Pass. As'l.. Lbioaao
1. C AttMuLiia, Oet.lip't JSr'io
SEWLta MACHINES.
GROVER & BAKER
BW BEST PR EMI DM
SEWING MACHINES
THE VERY BEST IN USE.
th iwpaoriB
SHUTTLE A ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
AUK riHIT CLASS IM EVERY EESPECT,
f AKEIntbe most Durable aad Substantial
1VA Manner and larniabed al a
LOW PRICE.
Whmw thv havt boPD Introduced tha? hava
tare maktoB tua aamaatliob.
Try th eaaa and raplditr or motioa. mX the
liaiihflit of their mtohamam. witb thsir
duralnhiy or machinery, and you mual u osoa
tironouuou ueui me umn to ua.
Th I.UOVKH A R AKKH SKWINO HK'HIMt
Coal I' A. NY la lba only Lompaajr Ibat ufaf) Mt.
Vui visas- m uiiuiuv im siiiuu. , ,
MS JoiSi .M
Tbsj a. two dl.tu.ot Maa Is M
SALEKOWifaaa immi ,j 10i tar -s ,n 1,
.".nWaJllfWlillfrlln,,
tewon julihow i4Uriw 1
ULa'Tfl'lfRAP.CH OFFICE,
So. m Main Street.
Vesicles.
U. RUSSELL Jl CO.,
Established, 1840.
f RANKLTN STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET
HOUSE,
BEFSG ONE OF THE OLDF.HT Carrlairs Msa.
nfaetorles on tbe Unper Mlseoarl, and bav
ins a reputation unsurpassed b anv, wa would
call tbe attention of oitlsens and sattODMrs sf
peclally to our lane stocb ol
Carriages, Rngsles. Rockaways
and Light Spring Wasons,
Vblcb we will sell st tbs lowest sssrkst prlaas
ORDERS EOR NEW WORE
Pat np in every style ta salt.
And ot tbe very best rasurlsl aud workroaiubip
ALL WORK. WARRANTED.
Wa har oa han4
Second-Hand BuxclMjind Bock
Whlflh We Witt aoll Wrw last.
SpeoleJ atteatloa paM to aJl kluda ol rraair-
H. F. WINKLER,
MANUFAO T.U RKRS
AJIB DIstaLHt IK
Furniture.
Would raapeetfutly announoa to tba pob.in u
to lha trade, that thttT now have tbrirFur
alrare Mtvaafaotory, witb oomilot ,aotituir
In aotife ooeratloB. aad art ready to do ll
kmda ol
TOBHINa,
SCROLL S A WIN Q, .
Tbey alao kosts aomataatij oa hsvid, andior aaie,
9TAJE BAJ41STKBS,
Mi WAX POSTS.
walndt corruss, te
METALLIC AlVD WOODEN BV
RIAL AE0 ALWAYS
OIV HA5D.
They raapeetfully aaktba attntlOB el all to tht
rUclca of tbelr aanuftiotur pledfinf tbemaelvm
waouaaooaapaaaaan aruoieaou oeoitaroi ior.
LAFAIETTE
INSURANCE COM-PANY
. Lexington. Mo.
CAPITAL ANU ASSETS,
JAJiUARI I, lt7t,
81U6.052.4 7.
INSURES ONLT AUA1KST THE PEUUOF
MAViaATIOM AND INLAND
TRANSPORTATION. -
John W. Waddell. President.
Edward Wintor, Secretary .
William Morrlaen, Treasurer,
MaaoToas:
JOHN W. WADDELL,
ROBERT HALE,
JOHN B ARDINUEK,
BKNJ MAKHHAI.L,
WM. MORRISON,
A. V. ROBINSON,
ROBERT RUXIOJI, Malta
L. W. WKRNWAO. Btrtta.
aeae) mt seedl St42i;'.ev toiaaanea An
eat nam ,rflr.wol noHllalM aarl t,,f
i Aaa.aTeaiiaeVaATa mo. ).
J Sl, Louis, Jnal.tl, 1S7S. f
4f W lssbrAayfcmeearT l.aravetu lasur.
baa
Oa Osd sr street ,.. t
LOUIS
A larva,
.uHt
'.lu..
.'.'T ban i
bear U.ou,i; "
'", lobKo, .j "'
oa tap. 1 "I free!
OHSTapiBrTr-
VUt,iJ Til It
or Krrors and At . ''luf
Kestoied. iLi
New -.lh K?,?
bis reuiedl,,.. u'",1'" I
sealed: savsli?Mi' "!.
ClATItlN, No 4,lfc
'.-aalnsmu'n"i?VF
aafu,".l'","ln,'a
snd all dlsordVL. !W
tbat b, n, mi t i'li-tl
baudniisouX.1.
sr a oasell win .I,1:"'"'!
bmyfa.tb Iwi iT
sufferer sddrM,, '''; 1
JtooSLj,
-ma
.r
""lUrtll,,,.,.! "
' f .fl i;l
01 Bediri.tA
riTs i
A NT person h
:.r ,". "lastted t
,,. doiu, nr u. -i
Eipreea,
Dr. Prloo la a reiol.l1' r
tbstr.Mnt,f0rf"nl''H'J
astbd,rr,e.!P.?!jMi'
Do aot rail to
asu aotblns im l,"
aomalUrho.,l'i1-.I'TlI'r
or bow ,
Add. m'l
RADWAY'S RE;
CTJKESTHtlforS
In from OnetoT.
NOT 0HE
snsrreatlaithaalWn. i
situs wrrsii,
SADWirS REiriV
EfUf",,..
itwun,jB, a
Tho Only p.i,f
tlist trntsntlv itep, ih. a . Nl
Intlsniitiation.. snd rur.,!' , W
Lulls., stnm.rh. Boeti. Kt, u
IN ntONOKETOTetraji
aistlnr hew ni.. .
JHEl-NATIil. ft.,1 rl.Uen iV'j,
Beuralstc. or pruettiid m:Jr
RADWAY'S !ii
WIT.t. Atnn. i
IXfLatMHiiTKiV itf TU t'-' u
!XrLAMSIAno UP THK M
OKI THROAT, DIFfli'l'i,'. il
BTtTEAICi, CIDCP. wn.II
BBADACflg, TO0THaHIKC4:
corn chill Aori v if i ',
in ppi.CAUUO I.I til" WtL
aarta wbcra tht uaId aru m,.."
and I'omloi-t.
Twsjr.lyari.ru in hll'iKm i
mnmnM cara CRwpi ir.n, (
hrikthi ki, an c np.'n
uraBNTKRY. riiLir, km
and all I N TURN A L r!fts K
Tralttrff ali'inid s:d tt- -m
Hessdr Uttff (
WS,tr Will (ircvrflt lla.(. rSH
aitsr. It U Itaiter IUab Imris.
aunaiani.
FEVER AWi
rim and Aurg ',.
aot a rfDMMtlal mgmn lntlMsyr',1
inn aaita. atHi ii tt o-J
iifj trilrfr I' )
(,ukt Hi,' a
and Aaitsj. atHt ail uttt
trphurrt, Vallow, sirj u
WAT a Vll.LMI otiukl
Liar, rmj a
HEALTH Ul;
STKONrl Alb Pt'aitl.'l ta
or ri.h-ii au .n .r
aSAunrtia a' mil m
i haaswUasipAaiv. Itlnatoa. allaaoarl.
: flaa ata : 1 lie aonoi 1 statement of tba eoB'
altlon and affairs of vaur ooupanv, for the
year ending December stst, 1873, has been Sled
la tbia ottos aad baa been approved.
Wry Reetwotfullv,
reblLM FRANK P. BLAIR, Sapt.
TO FARMERS AND GRANGER!
IA M now la mil blast witb s larje lot of Plows
out of tba eoaiblnallon, tbat 1 will sell for
oasb as low aa aoj other bouse wast of St. Louis
As Grangers bave adopted tbe cash sjstera thnv
are looking for ao other good, but those sold for
oaah. Also a larire lot of cultivators, four trst
oleespsMne, and a oar load of Bala wagons.
f????Inp,n.,Vw' 00d M farmers
don't go baok on a fellow.
"arts-am JO. HOOK.
NEW TIN AND STOVE STORE
GEO. KING.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER Of
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
T" TIN ROOFING a Quttarlag.made
A aad repaired In seat workmanlike ojaaaar.
0rs.i.ADr
sell
TH( ORCAT
BLOOtJ
XOWDNLKV, WOTAWA Jk CO.
Carriage Slakera
MAW ST. , LEXINQTON, opp. Baptist Ca)
rpHANRTUL ror past favors, would sanounos
aLr.rl."e.Sk';L'a.toi"h"' " "--2
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
hl ?"rl" " workmanship. The,
itl ,f i"4. nnlehing up, Rookawayi
and alldeirlpUons of Buggies. 7
.i?!I1Z bL.Te m iai "ECOND-HAND Bug.
fie. and Iwokaweva, which will be sold low
PAIRING "Q"" vua " au binds of RE.
' at.to Hid
HEst END M AKRET-HOISE.
J. 10 WELL,
DIALER IX
CHOICE FAMILY SUPPLIES,
uKUULKIES,
PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
MEATS, ETC.
FRAXKLllH BTJtBKT,
CWW.SITE WIST IKD UT BOfta.)
LKXINOTOJT, MlttOlRI.
I if 7 ' " """s .old warrsated to
n. ,1 ...'. !? a'va Tie a call. rran.
lib s.t. neat door to a a i hmu , .
h.;. wUi W(rk V 0,' cheap as lb,
oheapeat and everything warrentod to give en
tlre aatufacUo. wpuljji ,jK tillltl
J. W. RINEHART,
HARDWAHE.
A QENERAL ASSORTMENT
LOCKS OF ALL KINDS,
tuiur., RulM, Divider.,' Drawing-'Karvi.,'
CARRIAGE BOLTS OF ALL SIZES,
.:,hiTs.v.S.ul';;
altea; lod many oUier toim
. iwias, rora-iisintiiasti ehnaa.
rni.rH.,?,2S,w,l,Gr''1"0,,1 and Hang.
Sml ? ?""', BrM and Bltui Augur
s,.ri iiL. . V B 1 n oilier tblngs vou will
' oatlisucb. la
, vu.Tf, auon, ooiaaon,
GUNS, PISTOLS & AMMUNITION
HAI HADI THE kfORT $
urii'K, m kacid au t.I
ODY UNDKKiMltB, WAV,
Of TIM TRULY VulM:
i
EyerjDay aite
aBjeilitisSs2'
Ira IT drop mf t(M RaUi?
TKXT coBninnatM TbroafK
aad oltiar Fluid aud julretr "I
lira. rr it rapa'ra lha tf R
fountl natarta) ScrofuLi li.
Oliodular diaaaaf, I'kwiliM
mora, Nodaain ihattlaiiditiireri
Hon Hytit, Wromorous diacUTvt
Oia worst forma of Bkia daf
Soma, rU Uaad. Bins Wor ;?
Acne, Black Bpota. Worms '"alj
cara In Lba Womb, and all
chargca. Klakt awaata. !- l
tha Ufa prlaclpla. ara within
wofAdurof Modem ChanWiTB
Strive to any peraoa asm( nftrf
laaaaa tta potant powar to etna
Utha patlaat, dally bacoaus1
and dMonipoaltton (bat u
cecda In arraaUnf tbaa swrf
wiLb nr maitrlal maUfM
the 8ABRAPARILLUN sr o f
ta oaruin; for whan oim oi-w
work of purification, and iv'2
lysa of wasUa, Ita repairs w)l
tha patiantwijlfaelblmssslir i
the food dlfantiig betur,lr!;
and walfkt iswraaaini.
Mot only doee Uia BiStiM
all knowa remadtal sJlUl,,
fnloua. Oonatltutloiiftl, toltC
only poattlva can for
Kidney BUiddtr i
Urinary and WMbdbeaM.On
itoppace ot Watar, Iwodumm
aaaa, Albuaslmirla, aaJ ib A
brksk-doat dopoais. or (ba w I
wliii autksuaoaa Ilka tbs whm f
whlta allk. or lhart 1 a irn-;
anea, aad wbltc koaa-dusl J'M-J
a prtaklnf , burning etBMtkKi r l
pain la Uw Small oT U
I
Turner of 12 T
Cured by Mtuluu
DR. RAD
PerfeclPuriatiTEftl
parfMllr taataM. eltfintl'
para, rtffulata. parirr, clean "a;
waj?a Pills, for tfii' cure of '.'
Liver. Biwela, KM'ier. BvJ
naadaorM. cMe(lraiiiii. O"
Mini. BlMuUsUiaa.lllluDi tm 1
jt-iw-k Kllea, Bird all trsBP'
ra WarrantMltneiTM-ii-'t
icr 'n.iia.aanuiiiiai dobw- .
euatiruita.
A lew dnaae af R T)WAT 1 JJ
lam frritn all ilia al"iu mnwrl
per Ho a. BOLD BV ltKli."J;7 1
tamp to RUWAT
Mk liiforaiaUoa wtirtii
GEO. ZEI
OP ALL ALL BIN Da.
I I eordlslly invite sll to eorae sad examine aiT
stoca of go,d., irthevw.nl to buv iaodr ana
pav Ib. CASH. Tbia 1. th. placid SSSd'vo"
money.
Inkvia-Vr
J LLP li 1 1. ..-1 a ... .. '
- ... i.i 1. ii tni ,
No. m Mala Street,
lxlngton. Ml
t ARM FOR SALE.
OW IHQ TO tb. baaltb ol tav fsmllv
. "d ;'' S.bu.rn
1 now offer for eala tb. spL ailtd farm
auon, wblob I reside liiI .i...J7S
mllea Soulb l Oover, ia Ibe very heart wTT
favetu oountv. and oontalns Mo aoreV I M ii.
der good r.ncs aad la cullivallos Tbaiano. i
Bant, oousisu ol a dwallmg boat. uZn
aoo two aaiia. ail rhm.... t....,
n.w Iran,, bin atui .i rv 1
uW lMn rSiilbrf "" P'aoa. apple
SIT?.' lSJ.lUVi.Iij f"7";i' losstbeV witb peaches,
.i..Lr.. T ""'.in eounilaooo, aad as
laad la not sarpaawud in qua il, bv anv farm la
tb. eouotr. and us.. .if...... '.. T.
Jltou J i'. k' r"s" .a th. State, and Is
I,..VTr afl.M.nlael,blif1ioodand eoo.e
HT? . H? '""bsa, sobiHda. Ao. WIU be
sold together or will ba divided. If tbe lav
pvovasaou.r.wanud wilb l. ad Tanas
naav. Apply totn. uodarataKat., apoa lbs press.
ssaU'lstf Tuus.t. waSu.
DEALER l
' .It
COOKING and h
STOVES
Tin, Sheet Iron aod W
No. a Mal !"
T SE leave ta annoiisM i a
I th. publla genersl T
large aaaottment fLMSr.
patterns and aianurarturet-.
lba spring fads by or
As Law as the tow
I bave a largs aason"" , ,
snd Copper warei all !"
slave plates, .to. ...A
I bav. aleo a large TH
prepared to do all Ami'"""
TIM ROOriMfana f
A spaalally, and dons at IK"1
to ba bad In tbe city. . ,1
I am sol. agent for Bll
CELEBRATED COOK
Pleaaa give eje s sell. ,jp
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