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The Morning herald., 1877-04-11

NOTIcE.-I. y H Stesrrets. t-e hereby give
ne-.oe ihsI stan spply TO tie Iui geso the
Court OF Gs4r-rai Sessions of the Peace and
jail Delivery of he STATE oi Delaware. il
and ter lie ooQn.y Oh New c.s.le. on Non-
dag, lie IN dSy OF May usxs. being the strss
Gay Of the MAY Term 4. D, 1877. fer 8
license 10 keep an i'm or tavern in school
District NJ. 3 ap6 IS. thrisliaua Hundred.
known as lie -'cAlmkus Irr." 10 sell.iu>
toxiclting iio1ors IN less quantities than
epe eaari. 10 be dunk on tie premises.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-11
CArHARINENEwMA

NOTICE-I. John cAilan. Go hereby give
OF me Court OF General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State Of Del
aware. in and for the County OF Neg C4stle
on Monday, the 7th day OF May next being
the frst day Of The May Term, A.D., ls7,
for a n,epse to keep an Inn or Tavern al
No. 6al c Cnriktiana street, in the First Ward
of the City of Wilmington TO sell intoxicat-
ing licDofs In less quantities tsian one
QUAR-. 10 be drunk ON the premises and The
The Morning herald., 1877-04-11
SALE

BY virtue of a writ OF Plees. Eenditiolll
Expopas. 10 ye directed. WI! be exposed
TO public sale al the Hotei tf William p
FORD, at kirkwood. in PeEcader hundlea
in New asile csuGiy. Tel. on
1CE>DaY, APRIL "a 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-11

NJIiCR-I. George A. Millinrfon. do
~ hereby give notice that shall arply
10 the Judges OF the Co1r: Of General Ses-
slons Of the Peace sud j4ii Delivery Of the
State Of Delaware in ana for The Coau5y nt
New sastse. on Monday. The Tin day o: Nay
next, heing The first day Of ihe May Term.
A. L. -. for a License 10 Keep an Inn or
Tavern d. As Jefferson House. al the corn
er OF a Ai.- and Delaware stree; in inc
C4'y Of New CaStle. Delaware, 10 sell intox.
| ieaiing Liquors il less quantities than one
auAr1. Io De drunk on the remises and
the following respectable ciliEers ana frrx-
holders recommend this said application,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-11

iMiAdletown Transcrip, please ccpyo
The Morning herald., 1877-04-11

spIoE MICHAEL COTTlNGEAN
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The Atlas Map.

The atlas map of Lafayette county which
for some months has been IN course OF prep
aration by the Missouri Publishing" IoInpa-
ny. under the management OF Mr.. j. y.
Mathews, il completed, and VIII be ready
for distribution next week. From AN adj
vance copy which has been iaii upon oar
desk we lind that the book is II very valuable
Que, containing city, town Nlila-s anH town
ship plats, prepared with great care. aud
which are rs accurate a. It i possible ia
make them. beside tnG>. The atlas has i
congressional map of the state, which VIII h,
useful To every body; many fine views Of
the public buildings. schools and best iaIm'
Of the county; biographical sketches of >cv
eral Old citizens, u census OF the state. prin
cipil towns III the state. aud prinriptl elite
in the United States. The work through
out is neatly done, and the maps are e>pr
Ciaily we'll executed. II should be in every
house In Lafayette county.
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Religious.

There viii be no preaching ut ,hr BAPTIST
church Tomorrow.
lafsy cite rresbytcry viii meet al Prairie
church, in tins county. On the 10th INST.
..rv. Mr.. Dalton, rIe,bytcriau. u~r,,,he- at
Chapel iii on the fourth ~nndty IA the Iurnla
Rev Peter Cobb, Mcih"iI-l, prrIrIr- at
Chapel HIlI on HE s-cnDi SUNDAY N rac. month
August meeting Confinement 1T l'pSrr ye.r.I-
day, and WAL be under 4tll h~"ttWAs Uy To-.
!nprrUw
Rev Lamar krd=wortG viii irrmh 81 Maple
wool ciurch, n-Iuu!.uw moTnIn. a, thu u-u,t
hour.
Rev samuel 1. kuaUrr pIrarhc- AZ NnNrll.
CA The secOnd ami fourth Sunday IA The month,
AMI al Maptewuou on 'hc fret and ttI,.l sun.
day.
Rev Nj "a. William. viii preach al thr Mr;i
oht>t church IN this city t"-Inorrow morning
AMI evening. Subject in the morning. 9TH,
nature Of faith &"
The Southwest Missouri Conference. Men
o'ttst Episcopal Church. south, VIII meet al In.
dependence, September. eth, Hslef: at october
10th as heretofore Annuuuc.,i
\ protracted meeting has been III progress .
AullvIile, since . the eth ult.. c"mtuclrd Icy
Revs. Heddrick and >lui-r, of the Christian
church. Several addition. itay, been .nair.
There is IL protracted Injecting IN progress a
concord church, i'll Sni-a-Bar township. CON.
Quoted by Rev. Isaac Newman, and Rev Nr
Harris, OF KNOT knostrr. II Will continue Il"
sumo days.
a protracted meeting was commenced al liz
Harris school house. III Clay township, On Ia
18Th nit under III" supervision of Rev. Nj ir't
and Rev. Peter Cobb. Methodist. 1t -tIl con.
tinues. The attendanc. has been large; th'
audienc" well behave! and orderly, and e"vrra
conversions have been effected. l;-v. Mir
! Ationv assisted.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

THE WAR.

AUSTRIAN TEp"i~-
Lo>pnN, AUGUST Information HAS been re-
c"Ivod that the Porte has decided not I" le''lh
more than l0,G o men IN ihcs-liia ant Ei'li"T.
considerable huil., "t trn'r- from T. rlF''ih'''
HAY" been seat t" hiriau"pl",
>>urnhT yIcruEN rur run IUHh-
4 trl.-ram fran bucharest mst"'1r.s that
NJ helmet li AMI ''-mnn f"-i' h''" "'i"Ai'''
the Russians At lirn"ya. with los "i si',"'"
Killed and wnund,l. Ia" car ha~ con" bach
TO ~raatyshtI.
IIE PORTE u> rHh Wax.
,o<.rA<TiwurLt. AUGUST "-Ihr Austrian
Ambassador had u confidential audience ~aiur-
day with K,drla ley, president q! ia" council
OF state. The latter l. said I" have 'n''i'''''
ina, the Porte. IN spite of Ia. late successes, WAS
firmly convinced That the war WAS really u ms
fortune for the whole world. II tinssH "n}H de-
manied autonomy Tor bulgaria, under 'hr'-ii"n
governors. the Port" w"uld agree E" make peace.
Eu,H,rK~r, Aug he Russian troops
around rlrvnt have been reinforced. and now
number ~, 900. The loumantan army, T." TIE
number OF -. 600. now passing continually T."
\lknpoIls. Will torn The extreme right q! ia 8
force
Cn>-r.NlI>orIr. W.. , The rort' iir IN
formed Minister ~Iayari u al iII> about L. com.
pl,tr the Notifications .aI increase the garrison
of Galllp"li. The Porte atre 'h1t viii 'r i"''
To defend t~.allIrUli against any attack
p>rnan rasna ticgrapn- fam iicyna that
eight haltait"n- OF Russian infantry aud riS"i
! sluulrnus of cavalry attacked I.nv,th "n iU"7-
,tlv. IN. garrison AT hawaii. having been t'lm
forced by i've ba'ialI"u- 81 infantry ami ~'.ir
IavaFrv from Pi,vns. r~rrul,,ol the I:Was!tu-. vii.
lost 300 killed aud unu woun.tci
SEE*>N, Am-. st IA stated ihtt iarG, MUM
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
WELLINGTON

The y. u freight trans run rrguIari. r,N.
There Is considerable sIckn-ns IN lAI- s.r.nuN
NJ this lime.
A. G.. Mc\"el stl.I.pri It small lot OF no.
Wednesday
There IN belus i great icll 81 wheat delivered
IN Ihl- place
Harvest Grange is moving To open i Z" "I'"rA-
tive store III Tins place
"Willic'' rrtc" now OF i Louis. va hrr'
tins week on ii visit Ia hi father family
MIR, Arch Riding. OF wurrn>bHrg. sp,u; II
week here whiting the family ot i:ry. \. \
Moor.
We understand Mr.. iiarron, VII" i've ="v.tll
miles west OF This place. hrt I nuc mare stolen
last week.
1ns trei,iug"r ialIu about two miles -uI,i'f-
west oil ihis place. vas sold lat Iue-.iAr II
Ir>lnsi"u al publ" ouir nj twrmfy-rl-'I huu-
dr',t AMI eighty dollars, about seventeen dol.
lars All acre. Very cheap.
We hav" to report more work at burglars.
Last sunday night the residence III samuel VI,
Harris, Ia this place, Wa, entered hy 4 ihlrl at
thieves aud took ht, p"ckrt brook containing
about twenty d"lltre. lie entrance" wr~ mrvt,
through - window which, VA up HIS pants am
coat we're found out ,i"ors II tur yari.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
Stock Notes.

Mr.. Robert Parker sold. Wednesday, 10
Mesars. smith X Marx, :, head Of cattle, weigh
ing ), no pounds, At %. cents. Same TO same
Il head of sheep, weighing ! 80 pounds.
Owing to the crowded state OF our columns ""
nave had to omit articles prepared regarding til"
stock farms OF Messrs r. a. Blackburn and
Meu0ah Bcamer. They Will appear next week.
These gentlemen are preparing som" very lin,
stock for exhibition at the autumn flirs.
MIR. Lee bradley sold. recently, t" los. +.
smith, p head of mixed y"arllng cattle. Al slt
per head; $ head yearling cattle, al 81 per
head. 10 Mr.. Henry Ewing, and to Mcssrs SlUl
aud Elliott, ! tat COWS, at $40.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MT HOPE.

ftlt.ItAb NhflaN'-
The citizens OF Nj. Hope and vicinity met N
the grange hall Al Mt. Hope Aug. Ith, to rom.
suit IN regard to The rr"roaltl"na luu,ie 10y Imr
Il. e, 81. l.. and I. l.. Il, aud t"appu:nt c.m-
imii'c", to secure the riGht-Ot-wav Tor, auI t.
raise subscriptions to SAID road. u II. -til-r-
field called the meeting to order. Capt. VI L.
lIeHry was called to thu chair. and I W Car,
michael WAS appointed secretary. Ey request
OF me chairman, K I. Russell explained ia.
object of the meeting. In absence, Of "uf-Itt,
talent our local guns were brought to bear. I
;. McChesney,A Il. Hatch and q. :. kv>trr~D.
addressed the meeting. ON motion the rliA.I
appointed Chas. Mc,.irl, u :. kestcrsun. I :
McChesney and 7. W. Carmichael, Il commute,
to secure The right -uf-way, and raise suisse. f.
ton Tor the railroad. The people ar" rn,t.u-It>.
tic and want the railroad. bat have been hum.
Rugged 80 mach that now they az" .In-whHl
afraid. |! "" had a positive guaramte, IN ron.
would Ue built "n the proposed Iuuiv. lnrt,
would be no trouble.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
bUTIERlGx's PATTERNS.

We have received our spring and summer eat
alogl- of r. ButtrrIck y Co.'S. celebrated pat
terms, u household nrcessity. anu III" ""iN re-
liable patterns in The market; call or s'"d io'
une, and get posted IN the new styles. ihrr- It
n report being industriou,iS circulate bH M
tcrested parties that Butterick Is 'busted, - Il"
sc the expression. but, TO draw II mia, We 'r'
spectlnlly say that they are ''mistaken' anu
knowingly So. Hugh T. Wiison, opposite sItS
Hotel. apIl-tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
Merchant Tailor.

would respectfully inform III" public that |
have opened ont n first class tailor shop on
Franklin street, opposite tn" court house, where
| will keep constantly on hand 4 fine stock "i
cloths, cassimcr-1. l"rskins, and vr-ItmG-,
which | will make up IN the latest style, nj
| rices TO suit the times. Tn" patronage 81 tie
public is respectfully solicited All work
warranted to give satisfaction IL. GElt.tE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
SRERIEF'S SALE.

4 al lllN4o % ms hsiua
".
james l.. Ennis.
d virtue Of a spccIa! execution, issued iren
u the Office of thu clerk al the Circuit court OF
Lafayette county. Missouri, in favor OF Farmers
SaNlng> Bank, and against James l.. Ennis, t.,
me directed, and Tciurna5le to the August term,
l-.1, vi SAID court, ! " Ill on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST,
$50, between The hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon of
sand day, au'i IA front OF the courthouse door,
~ tn" city .! lexington. ~ Lafayette county,
Missouri, during ihe session OF the Circuit court
ui sand county, sell publicly. bv auction, 10
the highest bidder, Tor cash IN hand, all the
right. tI'lr, interest, claim and estate of the SAID
lance /. Ennis, defendant III said execution,
IN and Ia the following described real estate,
situate. living and being in The county of Laiay-
etc and Stat" OF Missouri. io-wit: The south
halt 81 !hr northeast quarter OF the southwest
4utlHrr %! section iiierG 40, IN township iiity-
o.. t5y, -! RANGE twenty four ca, containing
, twenty lhl acres more or less.
Gwen Under my hand, this 10Th Gay o! July,
Isl. GEO. NJ. MOUNTJoI.
~iuly2S-ia sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Vcrmont's centennial celebration COM
mences on the 18th and continues until
the 18th. A reception to Mr.. Hayes is
part OF the programme.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

st Louis is the third manufacturing
city in the union, only being surpassed
bY New York and Pliladelphia.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

The southern press invites northern
capital to come south. where there IS no
communism.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Oregon has the best liquor law that human IN
genuIly has yet devised. Every diiuEer mus
pay live dollars a year for license, ami ~hoeSs'
sells To au unlicensed person Is to be imprisoi'
ed The names OF those VINO procure license &c
drink are patlishei every siA nionths.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Philadelphia Times:-A Republican
victory is possible, but 50 is the sinking
OF Ohio by an earthquake. and one is
about rs probable as the other"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Augusta Ga Chrontcl" The >ew Eng
land u!-. OF uv-rihrnwing the southern sE.r"mI
o, lab. bv afuei conflict and unirIrmdiy legs
i,f.Yn has resulted IN s'srh an uptieaval oi
northern labor that Il amounts 10 Il revolution,
i.tr!- At aaaschv. AMI has banIsted petc" and
,pudi-nc. from many homes and counting
nodes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Gold IN New York, Thursday, opened
at 81 % IS, and ciosed al 81 % IA,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

For June the excess nj imports ever exports
- 4, u1j ,GUa. foI twelve months ending June
9Th, excess vi .,uurts. Sl3l ,9l3, As.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

II. uIIne Dick" Foster va klilrd
near L. X l.. jun.i."u yesterday nn"rn'ng "a
u.uI- alter eight O'Clock under rather >imgH-
lar CIRCUMSTANCES. Foster VA, q brother a!
Mr.. Elijah Foster. 4 >,n-ln-lIw of MT he"
Httc>. who lives near Dik Grove. LHd had.
We are told, worked Tor Mr. @,tr-. though
u.ly be not recently. A>ihr PASSENGER tram
was g"Iu@ ~ thr I]Incii"n :">trrlay 'ipihIt'S
! the engineer saw Poster sitting on III" IN
,IaIlc. short distance ms SIDE OF NE
depot. but thinking that he wnuld get Qua
OF tn way Kept an with li~ tram. WHEN be
approached him nearer te saw th,t ne wa
not 2Oiug TO move, nut thnucri iHr tram
would not >trik" HIM. In this hr was mt>
! taken. A. thu pilot OF the engtn" struck him
with considerable" force, knocking HIM from
the track breaking hi, back and thigh. 'u'
cru>lin. in hi, ribs. lie lived but 4 few
minutes after Tia" arc,,irnl. Mr. ". II
Ewing s.nt a co hin ami. he,rSe after til" re
mans Yesterday allrr"oon, and we sWppns,
tles Will be inferred b. his friends.
Though there was a good crowd IN tow
Monday. til" attendance at the stock >uic
wa. light. One Old mare 50! at 81 an
other at $50 {: / snail old mule brought 80
Cow and cali, $3i 10 force pumps. sold 10
e,ora~e. averaged - ~ each, and SONS >Ina
things ut fair prices. As WE nav" irrq'Irntl
-Asd. these stock ~salcS-thnuglI a great con
veuicnae as they arc-can never h" mad
what they should be units the lea'iinS N'oc
men take them III hand, and MAKE an mon
to effect some Of their Purchases AMI sale
there, ~ i, doue In kentucky. Come, gen
tlemen il rests with you.
Thursday evening, a. punkei Bros. d'
livery wagon was beng driven across tn
railroad truck near the Pacific depot. I'll
hor.s BECAME frightened, the wagon was uI
set. and tn, horse ran with II IN that pos
ton. The wagon was badly used up, til
running gear generally being brohel
Messrs. Dunkel have already sent to ;
Louis for new parts for the wagon, an" IN
few days it viii be all right. They ATE ten
pDrarliy u-iug an old Wagon.
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The Lexington Silver Coruet Band,

Ledhy Nj. George I.iler.t- ole sta III
,titurrvn, "r "ut city "tnAirh ~" Ate justly
proud. Two evenings "i each w"'h III
band d. uut>v> the sweetest Ia iu,il", l."
tn" delight of our citizens, ana csI'rr''il !"
the yuuug ladies and gentlemen >'ii"II"G
from the msIady OF love. /" many II whom
the practice night has become a Ie-uias ap-
poiutIueut. and thu ,~rWrin"u>s \ lry>1lrg
place. But while We enjoy these rhlrmtug
free entertainments. "" should reflect that
thu band necessarily incrir> con~iirrtbi" ~
pens in lii" rUrrh!>" at n"w AMI Ir-i-ril's
music, i cost unavoidable Ia an or-SauiEIii"t
Of their character and rc;Iown. Ii" bin'
.ir,rrv, -nC"urasenent-uU >iinitH h-'h'I't
it j. our baud-hut or account OF the merits
/ OF tie performers. ia" enjoyment We de-
rive from their efforts, aud tl- uniting ia
which has sustained a continued prlrIt',
| and organization for twenty-five yrnTs.r"ich'
ing Il perfection OF skill i'll execution com
plmrnturY to our city is an evidence thai wt
may boast prcteu>ioH- to 4 cultivated il,t"
for at least one ui the lire nr'>. ~ a >ug
gr>tluu, and Il u mark al the appreciation o
our C~itIZen>. particularly thr I"un@ people
We would propp-- that on nl-tit ia "N"r'
two weeks the band tay.r lie "ll" a T. gaia
programme Cumc:it al The courthouse
chiVgtn. tor adm!tiancc "a irItiiug sum. IA"
sufficient 10 Keep item IN good music. Ihe-'
cheap zone, rt> viii afford 4 pleasant an'
agreeable manurr ~ which L" pass an eve
nIng with one, sweetheart OF VIII, AN,
the amount, paid tor such real cujoymeh
VIII materially assist III encouraging til
band. aud sustain our reputation IL pa
irons. amateurs aud lovers Of thu art dIvlm"
W. respectfully requ">tthc band {" respond
and arrange tie lin" ami place "i concerts
If the >usg"tIion l. approve! l..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

II II IIIu"r-. thr father IN law OF Fred Grant
A. Potter Palmer, Will Ir Onr Ct the big bank
iupr- OF the y-lr, his d"bt- exceeding s. 100"
III Amprmc, :! .Iro. 800 Of the -um being secured II
8. no. Known how much the creditors vii! sc
c-l.r. r.' in tn" state ui TIA" real estate and min
!uF -....i. markets their dividends are not likely
l., L4. I,l.~r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Ii - reported that arrangements have been
IuaIe Tor the payment tu the United states OF
The mex: Hi-tailmemt ni the amount awarded hE
the mixed commission, that President DiaZ in
tends to recommend 10 the next congress
acknowledging the English debt, and provide
.or IT. payment and interest. The Lerdos gen
erals. J"sra, -NitaInirGns, Topaz and Nelez,
have offered their services so the Diaz admins
,ra,ion, and they have been accepted.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

One thousand men, the first install,
ment OF the fifty thousand mel who ar,
thought to be necessary to whip Cuba.
will leave Spain for that devoted i-1an'
next Wedn eSday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

L. / ,uklin county VI , the gras.h"ppr'7 have
60. Itg Destroyed Nh feed IN some pastures thar
TIA. farmers have been obliged 10 tInmtnr feed
lax their cattle hay. several axe moving th"ir
,tai crop iur ~fu';,!,T OF ,try ing II for winter u-"
COM stllk- arr eaten Oh b, the pests, tri 'n''-s
~ wealth. set IA 1t seems inevitable thai thy
VIII ",.-;ro, most ri she unharyreted CROPS and
80. t,.,I
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syGtrhlg a!ntflll9fnfFr'
Official COUNTY PAPER.

I;y. 1890
IA. Missouri r.v"s l. again threatening Il" '"'
.Gp4rtp f Omaha.
Twenty-Five ehUrcura ~ New l"rk cay III"
Low without pastors.
capt. jos. /. stephens has purchased '''
E,,nyi,!r Advertiser.
TIE loSt IL POST jh,nk7 itsts Is t bad W." i"F
CLOSE lepU"iIctm state.
gutlotuy thai ina rut "n 2-,"f' fF'"'h
heads 10 ,xn.h.tri IN Loud II.
Inr Columbia Lite lusurace Company has
1a>-,,tuu ID ,"r hands oil + receiver.
Lr,. Hannibal courier ha~ G"i i fresh start
" a,.,u Ebc.t ave the pr"ir3ci"rs
Tie , nlgaso churches have mortgages t" ta'
:nu.rI OF $l.itl Ia on their buildings.
iAc>,da.tt puIs,orr.i has heard at me Ni''
w.s.u IL. :hg com "t rrttla county farmers.
N,,-rs. Moody and : tuAey "iil moi attend any
.ms-urytlnIs or conventions this summer,
ia. ..,. OF pure sold i used Annually ir
De- .a- ii, .~rr.j". The pr"f'r "i III" t"i'! states.
tn. -,r.,c- a.lurc,i aU Indiana uiau, - YEARS
u... t,lu. newspaper foG l"r tirSt tine m !~
t, -
...nasrtt .n4, j. .,-7. 900 ~sruhwurms and
100. IS we destroyed IN the rlr,sier Il,
J. s-..I-
!ir ~..:4 Democrat tells 1t se!ar y"nu-
!....- ,l tIA: ,uy Wa" have gwen wr c'"."c'
trr.,ai.n-. a.l a;Hp.a',ts '"r'r asst.
.r tri< u:. .."1oet Is many dogs -~',"
>..u.Dv..s-li,a. .'"">"h' "n' F''''"' IS
-. .i"' -'s"iN@ ''r PATE" 81 '' '""-
900 -. - r,n,. ,n Ru,-a!ta
..,t., ;s, Ike a~t.a,rcr, Il, Ic.lnusy and i lack
g. -.-,r'.. DID," among Tue '''''nA''"''S
..> ,..t-- ,,,,r,u,n, cam, into pom
seventeen republican urv--
,.. TAX nI rur,nI u,t,
,...... '-r,,ri AT Cinc.puart. up
...,-.u ,rA. IN .irIs ia-: rh,.r lives IL
.... .,,,f -r.,r.J more, N, missing
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maj. amt let every STATE have a wciI-ii-cP.IEr
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

The wheat crop OF the United States
Of this year, it is estimated, will aggre'
gate 32j, 900, 900 bushels, against 2Go,,
oou. 900 last year. OF this years crol
it IS estimated that not less than jr0,
coo, 600 bushels will be sent abroad.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Ilr follow .u@ correspondence. extracted from
The Boston Transcript, explains ,t-riF She
l., h.l.r. Nj. p--cr'. Juiy -, is.7-h"ar John
LIS If pretty gIrI, here, II" com" down -
ally. liz 90 her 'Hostou. .Iuly -, i~'1-ne"r
ali, Lott OF PRETTY gir'- here, too. can't get
4way from nu-in.s--Jnha.' >aiiv went back /"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Billy Mckee, the Globe Democrat man, seems
10 b" the worst sued mar. IN America III"
government has brought suit against him on SIN
teen nuurrI and iiIy-rhrec counts for crooked
u.ss IN wli-key. The amount involved in III"
various suits is nearly 4 quarter of a million dol
lars. II Mckee is convicted on half the counts.
and given q wears Imprisonment on each con
vicrion, ie will lie q t~olerahly old coon by The
time he gets through
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

I lINNr ten pain OF pure bred, full ~
l blru,'rri Berkshire Figs ion sale SAA{
arrIul,l - be as good stock Is any SSAhkAA
IN IN" county AMI pairs not akin 10 each utucr.
For luIi p~c'ii-rcc ami particulars. address
GREEN BEDFORD.
S,vI1 - Nup,la,n St
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

-ly- the Wayne, y J., Democratic Press
''N.a.tra .Hlis = comparatively 'i's"ri"i, ana
All on account, it Is said. al The uncalled i"r
war made by the Newspapers upon h'"Nmen and
hn;,}-. l. IL said that til" evils were done away
vita Ion. time ago, but the newspapers have
continued their attacks merely because the sub
i-cr WAS prolific and afforded good opportunities
fl display al wir aud SATIRE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

NV lulh sun -''Reduce n" arii,y :" !".""'
men. .ut Jet every STATE have q wciI-di-cr.Inrd
i,..-,l ml.rr. adequate ro maintain ;he peace
ugl d.. '.- limits" That Is the doctrine.