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rAERrss tfktt TN isAScr Mr.
ND No. s.-Thls Hall MA spain Iilled
last evening 10 the interest x temper
ance. M. Wilbur Truman read DE b5ih
Psalm and Capt. Bags offered An earnpsl
prayer, alter which the latter spoke n N
earnest ard telling manner. Tie Captain
was followed by
Mr.. Louis Buchanan (colored). Lou
is q ready talker, and for 4 half hour be
amused The large audience and gave
King Alcohol some staggering blows
At the urgent request Of the eomlnittes
he consented 10 talk Tor them again mex
Nj. McNah, Psesideu. Of the Union
spoke briefly, but (as 10 bis custom
straight 10 the point. Mr.. TruemAI
closed the meeting With q forty.minutG
speech.
The members Of this Union are ali
earnest and faithful workers. Mr., aht
Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. McNash, Mr., Hill
Mr.. Morrison, Mrs. Freeze and many
olhers have labored untiringly in III,
cause. This evening the meeting will b.
addressed BY able speakers, and a grand
time l. anticipated.
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EVERY certificate we publish regarding
DR.. BnlPs Cough Syrup is genuine, and
we will pay reward Of $1,000 to any
proving The contrary in q single case.-
a. Q. Jhyer & o., RaAiMore, ma. dsM
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THETennesseans, slave cabin singers
are to give a concert in the Martins Fer.
~ NJ. E. Church next Tuesday evening
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ALuNATlc named John Mcshane, who
has been confined in the Ohio county jail
for some time past, was sent 10 Weston
on Wednesday.
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BREAH DOWN N PRIcrs.-Dreas Goods
8 cenis, Black Kid Gloves S5 cent? and
Carpets as cheap a Is cents. They have
TO be sold TO raise money now.
J. W. FERREL.
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THE Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis-
siouary Society Of the Zane street NJ. E.
Church have made fifty yards of rag car
pet, which they propose to dispose Of at
auction for the benefit Of home missions.
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Mn. @. W. LEWIS, Of the firm Of Dom
ALLISON, Lewis & Co., will shortly erect
q two.story brick residence on McCul-
Tough street, East Wheeling.
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TaE Martins Ferry Choral Union is to
give concert in Commercial Hall on
Thursday evening Of next week,
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The ierryboat Carrie, at Martins
Ferry, has been sold by Messrs. jenkins s
Inglebrisht to B. Il, Halleck, Of Sleuben'
vile.
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CLouprSa and threatening, with heavy
rains and severe storms In places. That's
the kind Of weather Tice has cooked up
and proposes to dish out to-day.
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WAsrEp.-Work in Embroidery and
Fancy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes a
speciality. Address Box 81, Bridgeport,
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ONE release deed admitted to record
yesterday-only this, and nothing more.
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TRACKLAYno on the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad was commenced
on Wednesday.
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THELadies' Social Of the Zane Street
NJ =. ohnrch, BY their supper last week,
Melted S1o3 50. 49,
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THE proposed excursion to Cincinnati
tomorrow on the steamer Hudson has
been postponed,
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Anmck pavement has been put down
on either side Of the stone bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

GREAT bargains in SILK velvsls at
speyer Bros.
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BnEAK down in prlces Of Dry Good,
and Carpets. Now Il your time, Call
and price, Got to cell.
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GESTs' Rns shOeu Of the latest styles
Just received at L. v. BLoNDa
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KID Gloves, all eolots and sizes, 80
cents, at speyer Bros.
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ANOTHER dark day yesterday.

LAMESrABEY healthy is the way an
uptown physician puts 1t.
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Tn finest sshoeu kept in the city a,
i. V. BLoNpA
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SAVE money and buyyour trimme,
Hats and Bonnels Al spsyer Bros
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TEE cheapest shoes in the city at
kY. BloNp'a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

TIE matrimonial market is dull. No
licenses have been reported for several
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

MsRINo Vest, 50 cent, al speyer Bros
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Jun received, a lot Of childrens Shoes
Of the latest styles, at L. v. BIoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

II jon want to 90. suited in a pair Of
ahoes 80 TO L.Y. Bronps.
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BLACK silks can be found at speyer
Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

YEsrERDAYfs bad weather made good
business for the street cars.
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TIM CcuEn. cncurf ocbaf- Jadgs
Melra.-The Circuit Court wa In les.
sion ~ usual yeiterdAy.
The CurtisC Cox libel suit 4 ltin on
trial, and occupied The entire day 70 the
exclusion Of other business.
Adjourned TO The usual hour This morn.
Ing.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for So cts, a
w. FERRELs.
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THE schmulbach Zouaves will be mus.
tered into service tomorrow.
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MrN1urAI CouRr-Judas Otanntr.

MUNICIPAL OpUht-JHdgs VFaElHltF'
Court met at l0A. N, and disposed Of
business ~ follows:
I lam Sutton ct al. VI. John j. Jones, I'd.
ministrator, etc, in chaneery; final order
entered.
Ann Sutton ct al. Va. D. O. List ct al,
In chAncery; dnal order entered.
Adjourned until this morning al 10
o'clock.
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uoUsR FOR sALE.-I onef for Sals the house
II on souih Front street. lAland, 10 which ] now
Tedde. House contAins nine rooms, pantry, bath
room and water closet; wash house aud coal hOuIe
In the basement. There are hot and cold water
and gag fixtures on all three floors. The lot d 60
by rs feet, and The gIOunds we'll improved.
Terms easy. Apply 70 HIyey a Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
Gep25 RouIh Front street, IalRpd.
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Glrtg'ttelIig
FRIDAY. NOV. es, 1877,


AVG"
For Ciuclnnati-Steamer Hudson.
For Rent-Residence.
Offal-List, Davenport & Parks.
Olal-Schenk & Z0eckler.
Foot Rests, &c.-Mendel, Booth & Co
George X. McMechen.
New Grocery-Geo. K. McMechen.
Look Out for Bargains-Paull L Bro
Two Thousand Dollars 10 Loan.
Wanted-Book. keeper.
Harpers Weekly.
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
a. observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner:
WEDNESDAY.
'A s. la 4 'f - II i =
'A i 'f % 'S g 's &
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spauIding's Glue meuds everything.
eOd6W
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NoBACcos.-I HAVE on HAND
full line Of Tobaecoa from IN Is,s,ia, ".
n9IIaeeonea In The country, includirr IsrIIss5is
E tIiz Bios, HollEooks Monitor nav HSsrS y
pp,S a,as Nays, Homer Hndsnn, j. h ~ -
n snS s.SJ y Pace Dunyille, va; b T. atsyeI
49, aaI ts se San furnish al Styla made ~
~ N. RRtIEY, 1900 and iii sis,n q,
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The following appointments, made by
the local commissioners, were confirmed
by the Board:
II. B. Ferguson, Principal of Seventh
Ward night school.
James 8. Cooke, Principal, and Miss
Ella Mccoy, assistant, Of Eighth Ward
NIGHT school.
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A VERY LARGE AND coMp1ErH gTooT
- q ht4pleand Fancy Grocerioi. Wa sSrsIIs
ngne n1t tlt:elaaI lpodS. IoWeSf raaySst 49,
ls10 nsT, DAyERP0Rr 4 PARE "a -
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FOR SALE.
GALE OF vALUARLE REAL ESTATE
q the County copr, d oAio County Wet VII
EA'n, -. c"lvn j. cn.p.s,.

J.K. Davis stL.
By virtue Of decree Of The County Court Of ohIo
County, entered on the - day Of October, 1871,
10 The ChaneGFy Order Book Of aid Court Oh page
a0t In The ehAncgEJ CAIte Of Thomas ColVln 70. ].
X, Davis q A. In mid Court, The undersigned Spe-
ciAl Commissioner will On
SATURDAY, The al day Of December, is77,
AtiO o'clock A. NJ, al The front door Of The Court
Hoana Of Ohio county, w. Va, proceed 10 sal NJ
public auction the following valuable real 0tate,
io-Wit;
beginning 90 The Eonth line Of John street laoW
1921 d paint which q twenty 20 feet and one
sixth inches from the northeast corner Of lot num-
Ter one hundred and eighty-one QSi) and Ia the
centre d the division wall between the dFst and
second lenemCuts vest Of alley; thence yeltwlfd
with south hde Of John btTeet (noW 18th StretO
htlten feet and three inches 10 the eastWafdly line
Of property owned by james MeAdhms, and with
his line division IN part between second and third
tpneintnls) ono hundred aud twenty -four feet and
ten inches 10 The tthEanlly line u alley IN Isar
add with The same eabtwarlly hheen feet and ten
tnehes 70 stake which Is tEenty.three ieet and
one-BlIth inches IRON the southeast corner Of aid
lot; theRee nUrihWtTdly to and With the centre Of
dlVlEion wall between aid tenementh one and iva
one hundred and tWenty-iOuT feet and ten lneliei
10 the place Of beginning together with the build.
inga and aPpuTtenSnces thGrIuntO belonging, being
Davis BY Thomas 0'Bden and vile By deed dated
January ash, 1875,
TKRis or HALE-One-thlrd OF the purchlst
money in eaAh, and ~ much more Is The
purchaser may elect une-hAlf Of the remainder IN
nine months from the dayOi ale, and therenlln'
der Of the purchase money In eighteen month
from the day Of ale, the purchaser giving his u0teI
With approved security for each Of MD deferred
ln,tallmentA Said notes 10 bgar legal interest and
the tile will Be retained until oil the purchase
money Is Paid up ro,,N, n pp,.n, v,ro,,
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Collector Ind. School Dis. Of Wheeling.
The following resolution was adopted:
Reeolpet, That the Clerk Of the Board
Of Education Of the district Of Wheeling
be and Is hereby authorized to issue an
order at 90 days for the sum Of 5000,
and have the same discounted II the same
can be done at a rate OF interest not 10
exceed seven per cent per anhum, for
the purpose Of paying the teachers for
the nonlho OF November.
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SUhIHNER e co.
~ aruAdNsy, New Ycrk,
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FISH CULTURE.

EpIroR RUK,L WORLD The history Of the
aIt-li,Iul propagation of ti-u dates from n very
,.al,v .tvrioL. In. Ihinu7- have praCtiCcl tins
art-for both economical and ornamental pur-
uasrs-from time immemnrlal Ry patient at
tcutIun to the detail. AMI p'rscv"Tln@ industry
i'll the prosecution of th" husIn'->. they have
attained to an eminent degree "i success IN III"
practice of pIecIculturr IN" ancient Romans
Engage. cXt"nstNslN ia the artificial cultivation
of fish A. an article of diet. Enorm"n- cNp"nNr
Was sometimes incurred III preparing nriIi;la'
tanks ponds, AMI IA securing and trans pei
ting from distant places parent fishes from
winch to propagate their sP"clc~- The prices
paid by mobiles and other persons "f wealth tor
fishes meeting certain conditions s""m almost
iahulnus to u. and certainly CAV" Il great imrr'
trs tu the business. During III" mitdic ages
u,scIculturc WAS praciIcrd 10 n considerable eN-
tent NV the monks of Europe. Through their
Iustrumeniaiiy II Is SAID that several excellent
food Dishes Ecrc introduced into European wa
t.r, where they have become abundantly naiu-
raliEsd
The methods employed in all these cas-. have
been either TO procure the eggs after they have
been laid In the natural way, Or else 10 transfer
the fish themselves 10 the waters where they
We're wanted To spawn About "A hundred years
ago, "r a little over, the process oi "rtIhciaiiE
| formulating the e-s7a Ui fishes was discovered
| This process WAS first discovered by II u"rhah'
| and attracted considerable attention from mat
| ursiists ut the time. But amid the hhse'ie'
| state Of affairs IN Europe dnr'nS ''e
| rev olutlOn and the wars OF Nnpo'"'n '',''i
| ,hi. az, MAS forgotten or only practiced by an
| .,.,;ousl naturaIi,i in the study OF emoryolo-
| ,r,,. ,,roc.s. WAS re re-,iiscovercd during The
| ,orsu.rt of th. present century, by one kenny
| rr.,cb,,.u. and from then until now 1t has been
| attracting increasing attention, and 10 being
more and more practiced IN the propagation Of
tod Ashes. IL puts in ;he hands Of the psclcul'
,uris, the power of unlimited multiplication o.
those species of fish that it is desirable 10 propa
| gale. Tbr superiority OF this method over th'
natural pr4ces. i. seen IN the fact that IN nature
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A NOBLE LINEAGE.

Wade Hampton. the Governor and heliverer
oc Soutb Carolina, one OF the abiest and purest
m.,, of tn. nation, comes of noble stock. He
traces his ancestry back 10 the 'Green Old Sod
and his genealogical tree bears the names Of the
most Distinguished families our country has
rroduced. II is high praise, indeed, TO say that
h. is worthy OF them all.
His great-grand parents, John Preston and
Margaret his wife. emigrated from Ireland at
an early day, abou; l7G0. They had several
daughters and one son. Chief Justice Marshal
married one of the daughters Gen. Wade
Hampton of Revolutionary fame. married
another, the present governor being grandson.
His ancestors, Tor three generations, have
b,ep II en- remarkable for their strength OF mind
and tenacity Of purpose. The blood of his great
grand parents runs in the veins of nearly all
those who. in the past one hundred years, have
distinguished themselves in the field ofthe forum
The Breckenrldges, Blairs, Browns, Clays,
Wicklins, Pres,ons, Harts, Marshals, Thos H.
Benton and u host of others date their lineage
TO John and Margaret Preston,
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las ADVENTURES OF mil1lADss pETtRMH PAUL


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THE OLD WHIG PARTY-VEX NOT
IT'S GHOST.


We shall surely not quarrel with Nh Thomp-
e,u'- loving reIrrcnc. t" the old wh!g party.
Iu,rc = >om,tuIn, touching In them. Il was as
4 wbIg HAT nr gained his laurcis, and on the
spot which hr now rcvtsIt> after long years OF
rriucmtn' He comes back 10 Washington an
oIi man but a -, At "Hici4l nc hrholds the
c,pueI ui las county. much grown IN SIZE,
Iruiy-hc brnolis II itrlng IN the sunshine
written all over with luminous Pagss OF Old
WIZ history, yu'i h.s heat sweis like ihs
great dome above It. lie gu2rs INTO the ' r-
.Init hiIia. aua. ~ the moonlight streams over
the shadows, AN hundred ghOstly iOrms, in
swalluw- faded coats amt White cravats. steal
out from under the ancient ash- eoughsr moving
.Dl,Iunly TO ILr soft, sweet music oi the mon,
the Constitution aud the enforcement oil the
laws 80 Ave, II mos! respectable old
marty: and what wonder that an old Lnan's
fancy should III tue-c corruptiul times turn TO II
w,.tru!,yp Bat i t.sl, dead As a door NALL
dead .,s Il ulckerel, dead AZ the bulrushes round
NIL, Mo-rs OH the banks OF the Nile. But II is
dead never 10 hc recalled TO LIE. IL was 100
pure t. live amt 1t died. II died ana 1t WAS
nuyir,i-rufllrs. silver cane, rel six handker-
chief, snuG-Lox and all. Ii the miraculous
hand OF cod should touch 1t INTO being, and
should bring II back ior m"nen, 10 the lace OF
the earth its old eyes would be da2zird and its
old rrspcctsbIllty would be nrIyutd and It's old
nesrt would be slcktned by the slght= II would
encounter RIP Van WIukle, 1rAy-hraricd and
wlthered wuud b. a STRIPPING To II. Lett rest;
and ~ for the secretary of the navy. ike
uolrur.' Last Leaf be his sleep gentle
and his dreams fair. fer
The names he loved 10 hear
| iiay. Seen cary II for many u year
ON the tomb
| II
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only from 900. , TO per ccut of the eggs laid
lr"iuc. fish, wh!!r by this artificial process. -
" - p.r cent. common results. Under the
tfnhucnCe otthIs success, uuickvnrd by the Slim
ulni!on OF nigh lrices, resulting from general
scarc y of food hshcs III our markets, this in
iustry has .: late suddenly assumed n prominent
Importance as an industrial pursuit o! the coun-
ny In order to investigate and experiment,
'nd ts suggest and execute plans for the prose-
'niI"n at this hmsIne7s, a large number OF states
nav" instituted boards OF commissioners on iish
aud ilsh culture, and under the operations OF
these commissioner. suitable laws have been
secured, governing the timc and manner of
tak!ng nsh, the erection of dams in the streams
AMI tie building Of ishwAys, tor the passage Of
migratory fish over such dams when on their
Way ie thelr spawning grounds. Numerous
matching hon-cs ana other puraphernniIa Tor the
| matching nAd rearing .! Ihr Young fry, have
| or'M ted N The dIilcr -nt -tur= Large guam
Title Of young Iry have been rurl-G ii.;y rivers
| aud lakes. which have had very marked effect
| on The supply Oi some species OF iyp. Il hes In
one ca-" a certain kind of H-h int sold at Sis
! Fer hundred, were increased % "a gcIy by arti-
| hc!al breeding that III one yetr'- tim, they be-
came - Plentiful as to -rl! ~ - l,T hundred
| pounds, and were even uGas IL The market at
! tnnt i"w price. rur'ng tiis time constant al
| h'Ilous have been mae 'n our knowledge Of
| hsh-s. unU OF ttr VARIOUS sptcl-s y! nshes and
| The lncsms requisite To taelr successful mauipu-
! .l,Iru and n.anasemru Il uu- been found that
! mol "uiy cIu ;itt e-s- b- f~ruiHri and hatchsi
| ny srt.!cIul mgau- but that They inuy be- ritAsr
! ~ Ir,ur!n'et cESs nr young ..y, CARRIE: to a
! gr,i distance. ln"sr r4;4- have been taken from
! tnr Jm.t~d -trtr- ~ hng.aud, after which they
wer" successfully hatch.i The youns fry of
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leave her d!sTe pHiabi" iil- DaHR-
That Annie would not ,lp-no though he had
begun 10 Weary of n"r, and L. lind both h. wife
and =lcklv baby grcu; -u.uiut,runcr. II
some comfort To tier, however, that IN rHr lHrd
year of thcir nIrIis.," hc bach to America,
and ,,;tri Lim,'i IN galveston. Te>n-. Nri
whatever conliurt -lI'. lusuI ~ IT. she -unn h--
gan sore 10 need. size hal another chl5d, ana
with this additional Gale came ia" Interest
trials OF yambl-r'a VIE. Her arI-tpcra;Ic hUA-
band became very poor. >hr Ead hard!! any
ciurhlus i'tt, Lni hvi bpar.-I'tli WAS 50 much IN
arrrar that =hr disiu!s-rd H." lIrltr mcer" cal
ShO helped her uur-r, ami WIZ inferior i"ud,
poor lodging ami ">i.u-i!ug cl.u,al~, lifted lay
by day sun increasing buTi"n
Paul stood ppNeris IA all Te-pecte ht1!y. lis
handsome lace hlti rrchIr-- lpok. uut w!lA
tie gradua! decay "f h!- toilet, L. Tlamncr= had
Keep, pace lhin2- haI -vn. baJiy With h.Lu
tor four ears, .iiJ IL -nDWri y. 80 on. could !
now have looked ~ h!, !..rr AMI doubted -,
occupation. trt'iual4N, too. h- :,-=4nI-I The !
.wu.ger aud Diu-r"G "I ~" professional gambler
he Wa nire'i obi.ci to-hut I"op." may act
& part until They .r"l I, amt AIn.r soon luuld
that cold look AMI ,nrrring wvris We're not tn,.
worst that could br!uIi her.
1t was their hi!l wcd.n. day, aud II had .eeu |
fv. year. Of restless ial-erv. AnI.'e ~ -itins
nursing her baby, and thinking Ut ne loi.H that |
had wrcr he,! her IL when she noari a -u"lli,uE
unI-" AMI II confused taIkiu. uu Ia" stairs. he
vaguely wondered about H. hui GIi not lurn her
h-at until ,A- cDuu-iDn wL= "a; lci door, and .n
| her 70 Ia. Ihrm size fo-r 10 i.cc ,t-ner nu>-
| Jaud stretched upon Z. shutter. stabbed L" The
heart, ami 'i-Ad
"Thar want no one 10 L!am" hv' hilu-r!',
ruarru II" var l.Ay.ur with Mu-'-u- n.ch,
amt l!i lh,n., OF tvu up..r pt IL ',il! stand
! rs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
AT COST! AT COST!

l-'iOIC + cuIi-e. sugars canned corn, peaches,
u ioInaioe-. dried cnrrants. apples. peaches,
cherries, and hlachberries.
FANCY AND PLAIN CANDIES.
Dry goods, groceries, shoes and boots. All
at prIcr- to suit the iiIutu-
decy JOHN K. JORDAN,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
For Stornaches out of Order.

SO medicine WILL =" "tf"ctuuliy lmpr"." The
tom, ur It, stomach ~ 'iv>" fGtl-; tH'.y r-uoN.
all aruIIfv urc.,-Iullc ".th"i lay mtrIup"T uI
improper d.rr. They reach the liver and .cdur"
/; 81 healthy action. Ih'y are Wuui' riuliN
,.rIc., Ii III rt~..- "f -i,a~uiIn lirl the.
riIi IN cuIiuE all disorders ct thu liver ami
-t"In.tCh-
HOLLOWAY = PILLS are lii" best known ~
the world i"r III" Iullrwlps disease. t-cu-,
Asthma, EIlIuus Complaints, Ei"'rhr~ on the
skim Bowels. tnu-uiur'I"n, i''hllIiy, pI"l~y.
Dy-rntrry. II yoIp-lns. f"m,.lr Irregularities.
Fever uI all kinds. flt-, H"ui, II'IIacEr. la
digestion. Inflammation, .IaundIr". liyrI tom
rlaiui- LumhLgu, Pile. kncUuHll-m. ErI"u-
i!nn -: | rInc, ~crniuii "r kmE'- I.NIl, ~rrc
Thrn,t-. Stnu" and ''IINr', IIr-D"UirurrHN,
ruuur-. I Iccrs, Worms ct all kinds, Weak
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
JAMES ii. McIEATT0N,

1 TTUH<kI Al LAW, L-A.ustuu. Mo, VII.
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V.u.Us counties, --u4 IL. ,a- supreme Court %
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