davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
THE FOLLOWER.
Ii4lsp NitI'

Nv" have 4 y"unr Ter IA tir, hvu-",
\ IA. L. Iuun r,n;
Nhn dearest To- i,I- mother -
hI al ',"d'- lItli, men.
iu-,i"yr- ,Ed out hr CIIu,s- Ia hi,
II" IuiI"w- up Hh.i duwn;
lie ~Ict!- hIA slender hand IN hrI-
lie plu'k- h,T by the gown.
WHY 'tU YOU cling I" ne 50. .hIldr
\ ..U track IN" -NrIvNNh here.
ln' itrv"r l"i IN. b." alone
tUi hI. with serious nIr,
Answered. Il, closer TN t- drew.
Ny I"rt w'rr made To- follow yuu
Iwn wears hriuIr tlIr h"v was born,
Nn"th, ri.i!i. al .,I"u.
huiE Nt..s'u hat ut iln- awhile
Went back again Ia heaven
lie cam" 1" hii IN hr"tn"r'- place.
\ud ui"-- our failing YEAR
/ h" gr"'i '.Hi -..ut 'im ,iuSn ia love
dry "ur u-ri">- t.nf-
tniuh -. mo h"I. tor | liraV
IA What ll,,. ii III i,:- sI,d
m~ai''"g Ihs' l'' in""- not OF.
\ Iuv--r-" II IA thr dts,h
H. M"I'..t " Is..T tIiI. h.. sTr.W
Vi, I""t w-I- fii.,i. Ia follow N"u
90, "I"r n"r-. ny rh,li. amt 1T with mr,
am Ia al upon nly hTrI.l:
tvu ar" ne last at Nil IuS sou
Nn'! N'HI must -. 1t, i,.-f
tt'N iI'''" / !"'r ,"u. ii iuu-t .urs,
h'n. I:i"w u,Hu TIL M.
~" ~ - an =tiftnp n"N,
You rhIiI upon N"ur ku.,
ihu,!. ui iI,. then. IHd what -nli
y i pra'ttcrt when | r,nIil
IT. =Otnrittin. Ia u. Great ,ni vie
IL !rIl'I /" bt lsrud
-. -HN |" all t!..ns- s."ni AMI fyIrr
Nv tel were made 10 fOiI"w Iuu
- "In' is'l". imN wIt'., uud sIl hS Iue
Aui pir'r Your iiHnd IA ulH,.
tAnd N"ur-. IA, ChidD, white have Nuu
Ii NI"krt Iu i,I,In-
W. " iGul ntIr -hIi-' ~ -uIiuw- Al,
" o. =, had ..ur rr;t,t- 10 IN;
E"I IlnnL the GOT "N'Tnru,i
W. Ii.iV" each utiI,I >tti
W. \" u,ilIin.' In ih,. " 0ri,i hr.iip
For %,' rrr "Hly three:
h"Ih ! .i,i "hiII. ny Mii, HIrd r'uli
How rttur V"U :,t'r In M,
kUOw -ih,i'c.i nI',IN- knew
Nv feet ""re n..'ie l., i"liuw y"u -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
The Chicng" Trihum-, the Iradin"

The Chicrg" rrihun", the leading rr-
publican paper oi Illinois. say Ct Mr..
Shermam'> speech: "lh" reader canmu,
tail to be impressed with The >trik lm%
resemblance between MIR Sherman and
that other historical iinancier, Mr.. Mi
cawbcr. in their strong hopeiuinc>S. The
secretary insists that he will resume. as
Micawhcr did that he would pay; but i>
equally oblivi"us or Indifferent rs To how
he will do 50. He says TIL day for re-
sumption is seventeen months oil. and
evidently rests his faith on the ;,S>ump-
ton that in the interval uf time some
thing will turn up, that will enable him
to iructity his promise. We confess that
we are disappointed in this part of the
speech, which practically means Moth
ing. except that the secretary ha, no de-
fined policy Tor the future. or none that
he dare ayow.H
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
GRAVES ~ w OOD

A TTOENEN~ At IAN, wlu practice ~ the
~ STATE amt + ttrl.! t""rt-- lt"hhi' ..i""'!"''
kI,,u t. the ,.lIc,uaH 81 Jam :. rti'r-'''" -
keller Iry E"ui- -inUv. "I'H",i!e t"> ii"i"',
IrN.lzinH- Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
El.DRIDGE Burden

A tEuE\EN y ,nJ\~lIiNE ~ LAW
~ i-Ntu=t,.i. Nj. ',.Iirr back Ir,n "N"r tie
,.,rltsfuu ~-.,.u.- iiArh. .pp.~.ir '"..r: h"i.~"
n ,-..,.r.... "a tir. ~f-..v f.. f'tt'rn! v"hrir
i.air .-'rf.au i,, % i l ','it' 'Ilvn ii "':ti!!r-
- A. TEL. l..u,a~- irnI.-LI.
I..lI, 4 - MN T-N-RIlS h TrIT,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
AIEDR VI -.
II. nENTON TAYLOR.

4 TTOENEY AT LAW, WIli practice ~ H!i
y the Courts 0f Lafayette ana adI".ninG
counties. also IN the Federal courts. pre-"
attention given (" collection ant t'>''sH''oi.
oIIiuI tlifc- Onirc IN Wtl.up'- hu'kr nrN'
,ionr to L :. tNpre-. "iilcc, MAN s'rr''
-riLl.. I'M
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

But this is against the decision OF the
supreme court, eNpos:nlated 4 lawyer
in the disposition of Il case before a Gal
weston magistrate. well, | don't care
II it is, replied the Justice, then over
iue that decision
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

A IGuRSIl~ NJ LAW,
~ LENl>rroS. Mo
G,'ir- ~. &C. Ma:u street,. over IrNts' inu-
Store, VIII practice ~ i.rr LIt.IyrI;c it ii":
!Ii ,uantir,. ~lt,riai attention gwen /" collect
Ions au.! ;he inv j. .-,tt,"u a. i.Et tiiirs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
A DISTINGUISHED TRAMP.


"n" dr;td-nr.ti~ NJ way n!"ul. !H,.
other dr.tI- -uraI> i in 4 >l,-ri,, puitr..
car Grlrl = >ulnrr,r ,.,nIaI va. l;\ri
/ an! >r,rinu.,r, it,,r. +. u.r.j,.,r,.,...
| iI,. no, .rru ur,>Id..,i >i,n,.,. nm. ~, ,,
I Niur.n i'm ,,,. u,.u1h H.. ma, ir.,y,.g,.J
more 81, free. r,i,.> :I,.,u =, m,ui,I.,. j., =,
>l,uu,,.I. >:.r.,rjn,, ar e,
! e, rr.s. ,.,,.ur,i,, H.. ,,.,.,.,r, ,..,..,,.
Iailuu,, that h.- ,,,ar. 81 br,in... v',>
| W,Shirui,r and Inn; Ia. h,.;,.,.,r,.,,,..,,,.
president. wnn,I rot l,. driven uu.brr
! from WASHINGTON .lurm,, ,b,. h,.,,rJ
r,.ru ,h.1 Ih,. >,,!Ii,.,..' bonn. n.b,.,.
rented = r.r,,o,. l:u, ,h,.r,. .>i,,rJ :,
r.riuruc.,l l,. 'I,.r i,,.,v,.,.,, t;u,..,l T. ..m
! >r,i',.. u,l,.,,.r,r Fam ,.,,,.
| r.,,. .,,.tru..J i,,. him H.. ,,..,r,,,.i r.,.
! Tom sr,,r., ,,r,,.r,..,.,r A.. ,.,,,l.,,.,r
/ rd tu ,h,L, IN tI,i, ,...,ir,r !, ,,.,, .,,.
uruu,..d rl,,u,h I'm. ,.,,r,.,i,. ,,,...
| ,h., IT,. he'd ,m7I,. r.-,y,..j =, .,it.,,,...
himself aud his ,.:,i,iur, from tree. ,,J,.,
| and. l!a. lb,u Pedro ur John .In,,.,
pay hl~ wa, whruevrr he took his trips
| abroad. Eat hr = j,iiIrd tu iii mr,-
/ He tovr> to travel. .,ud /" ti:ur, nith-
/ "ul ia" p"r>"n.'t cast "i Il u.Ira>cii
I lie went I" New "ri> ANA had his
! photograph iakrn. lie went I" E"~r'H
/ AMI ban'lurird wii!I Il democratic may "i-
/ lie went /" PrONIiru''" and slept under
! a ~Iih"M ""uhlcfplmr that had covered
! George w Washington tor unr ui"ht
I only. II the play blk say, tnd 1t" dip
/ ped his fingers in i china bowl That had
nr"n hon"r"d iA lii" abimtl"u ol p!d
( lhch"rE dEi>. IL" went ln Nrw
: Hampshire amd Vermont. aud he means
, I" :" to bh". Louisville. T"unr~>cr
and Virginia. This l. tm rNtrudcd pro
grInmc Dt summer travel Tor u g"uiir-
man VIII" announced that he w"u.dm I
triv"! al a.i,-u diversified variety "i
summer capita l"r AN cN"cutIN" who
. nad, cheap capita by ,hru~iin" Al hi
predecessor with the declarations that
his summer capital would H." n the
capital. u r0Nal round ot dead heading
tor a gentleman. VIII" directly or iudi-
rcctiN. CAUSED it /" be given Out that he.
wound refuse all favor, from the. rail
road cumyauir>. and ual his WHY ~
mi,nl i,,. rNrc,.trd of = p,.,i,l,.nt .riuy-
mv the. Official income ol II .uur pri
week.
iij- truarturr from his advertised
lin. of d,corrun inn, l,.,n free. his rr.,,,,.
u,lla,iuu l,t, been free. me has eaten
irrr and t,,.,.,y .h,h,.t,iL,J -h,s ,,lk.
w,. .,r,. tree. 10 SAY h,y,. been ,n,r,,.i,u.
Br,nir his urtrrau,.,.> the ,i.,i,. rc,poi,>.>
u.,5.. hy cram NJ >.,1n,,. ,jnrt, ,,J
uui,.r d,v.r>,. circumstance. nj rnnrli.
mon, were. urrIr,.tipn ri cnnmn,, sens.
ami rh.. ..u,Iin,r.s,.,,,... al, ,,nnJ r,.i, anal
.,u,u-u,.,. Al l;r,,tIl,.ht1r,. he, iul,,ru,,i
the ,..o,u,ury %, Vermont that H.. p..l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
THE PROFITS OF LITERATURE.

Lonmtrliuw i independent in Clrcum-
stances probably worth SlWl,WW 10
>2Ju, ,,uu but The. greatest part ul il come
Ia linn through his vile. :nng since de
ceased, whu WAS rIch in her own right.
Emerson has not made from his ne
mArkah,c lutte vuiut,r> over sgo, 900.
He has gained nearly ~ much more by
iccturin. and Vet. by eXcclIcn; man
amrmcnt. which one might not expect
trom the high idealist, and by Il serene
philosophy OF 4 practical sort. he con
tinucs to live on his small property.
BRYANT is often cited a an instance OF
:, rich author. He Is rich. but not from
authorship All the money he has di-
recllv earned hy his pen. outside OF his
journal, would not exceed. III all proha-
bilitN. 1000. notwithstanding his cS-
tate Is estimated II SIuu 900.
Hawthorne WAS poor to his dying Ia!
and nigh; have suffered but tor his APP
poiutment to til" conSul>hip At LiverpU",
hv his friend, President Pierce.
Lowell j. independent in circumstin
cr>-no thanks to his tine poetry "no
ESSAYS. however.
Whittier. like most thrifty New En%
lamdrrs, owns hi, Own mouse. nntI be
meath iI> humble roof. il is said, he ha'
sometimes >rb>i>ted--he is a bachelor
you kuuw-on 5000 a year.
Holmes il we'll of 10y the praCiIc" e"
the medical professionally marriage. and
inheritance, albeit not by poems. lee"
iiIrrs. novels. nor "Auturr:It~ nI til,
/ breakfast Table All that he has writ
ten has not brought hlII 2.,.t"O.
H.,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

Hi bo'isni isrI"c-. i"r "nsh th"I"r lui al Cigars
and tobacco, 'irut. ibi CI=A i.ru,,Iit~ ~
changed FOR '"unirJ fr1duc. al vlai, tIcr-. lie
highest naih-I Ittre lird iDr EutT-r. Irg-.
Jau2s LtAItII>- NUS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
A r aI.ENtSOER.

a TTnENEY AI LAW WE prs, 'tice III tn,
n Courts OF la:.,l ,'r'. aud q, tt"lmInE counties
WI also attend promptly - the c"liryIl"n 4"
IaInI-. and t. ny, >t.-a.!ou of titles |" re"
estate. G,li:e over the Banking House "i " III
NJ prison 4 Co lanlt-!y
" :tLG,M wALkER RICHARD FIELD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

A TTNNNEl~ IT law. LoNIU-fon, No.
~ Onl,. over Ne -, Main ~'r'cr. Pr4ct.c,
IL al tn ur:- Of Lniay"r', and adjacent com
tn lu the supreme 'pir! uf tE- state ami
district ;airt oI tit, United safes. rrompt
ast.u.iun given +, COLLECTIONS ani all u;nvs
Tt,-.r.,->- iIul:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
Tot"
"Wha, a yer done. Fol -

one nl rn
And Tot. a small. la%@ed rhi!d, drliI
crS up iu her mother eleven bo\r, al
matches. and then delivers up herself Ia
a scrutiny ut her rig- tor hldden ulonc,
Ihr search i, Irultir>o l"t'> >cnuN
dress dnr.- not yir.d even one ilrth.u%
/ told Yer '"m II 'Ud pr II Yer ouid
none, ho,or cold :" out ve so"
IN be lro,e IT, death mother
amt enr nothnk. - reptile, Tot. .pitcously
'.fr"le To death. viii YER i'd thanh
the good Lord i! he'd take ycr-.nd me
too. for the mtrt~r of lIr,t S'po>r
there's sirh i many wants /" 90 He can
take 'rm at iul out you 90. She goes
on. >ulcn ! &; and l"t i seized, pushed
into the street, and the door shut before
She t',n utter one word.
She waits tor 3, little. hoping against
hope that the door viii reopen. Eat II
isn't the first time she ha~ hrcn turned
ont, ana she knows hN experience how
very small the chance i ut Getting in
a9a'n. She IrriS very wrrtciIr,. even
more wrrtrhel than Usual. For once IA
her life of eight wears Tot has spoken the
truth; She has eaten nothing aiI day. II
R.'N""'' .;':s'" rI''"iI ~!;r H.. -, ..I
hr:''rc aud the idea tE.f any ,ur ought
10 80 blamed hrcarI," She j. III want ol
food never ur.ir~ tu her tor 4 moment
She ha, a curious feeling ia her hr.td
too, but She has been lhr:t~!I"i 80 uttrrr.
and curscd at 80 often, and faint with
hunger 50 often, that She l., accustomed
Ia curious feelings.
1t is very cold -irrrzin. hnrl-auL
there i an east wind blowing i wind
that Al ulrc drrlAr-, war against lot,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

Ter hNtN uut she. does not ,1r,. very
much about that what she want, j. ,u
-Gr ''lli>!dc
My l"rd - III a Strange mood thu
ntght, aud a strange. lic:, ,rilr~ HIM
"I-eaNc the rhlid with me. " he brnirl,
i;ut. III. iurd. says policeman.
iouhlIu.!v
"li;,r iou 7rrn her take ANYTHING >
No? Then N"n are quite sale in lea, in =
her
ro,irrnatn rclru-,.> Tot. and NV tnr,I
tuttrllN indifferent Ia the tact that :,ii
who pass hy STARE. h,rh al him aud the.
child >aN with Il pretty smile:
MY little ragged |irl. W.. Will 90
together and see tins w,Adrrfu! inside
but remember when y"u get there Ia
repay IN" tor IN, Great himdue~~ by e.
hItittuI the. most extreme :t-tJIrl>!Ilnrul
Have N"u 4 it;tlmr''
lot ."uh> up Al him in doubt hat his
lace treasures her. tor II is very pleas
.tIt. and she almost prr>uade~ herself he
IL not "kiGtiimo.'
''nunl know. They calls me Tot. q"
She NIl>, with her eyes still upon Ia,
it,.r.
- very good nau". Tot very g"3
m:timr- l;ui | must apologize Ia N"u.
lut. Tor Il gross breach ut etiquette on
NV part. should have first introduced
myself know me. then. Tot. II, Lord
{ t,tal. a radical. :. matrrIali-t. Il be
.lrNrd in equality at property and uni
versa. labor. And respect me. Tut, lnr
,'"ns,irutinu>iy di-ch. .rgim@ the duty
thai Irv"lvr~ upon mr ni showing Ia
thu world a practical illustration, in my
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

LEAVE LtAIAuruN
Accommodation t'r II louis nnh Tia"
I.a-i ...-.. .-. fh, Ms
\rItsr Al It Louis i.r NJ.
t>Il"s~ Hni Mad tot II I."us- East. t.. r..:or. NJ
AnIT" Al II I.uuI- ......- ....-.. l. ~ = VI
~uu'tlN team l,r l;Inmu-,Ilir-.. .... . .a'N. Vi
AEi:INl-
t>Ih"-7 antd Mai from >t i"mts. ta-
iui south .,,..;IA NJ
Nr,"n.nu,!atr"n from Il loui-, L,-r
N,,."'n."I.,on tram nom i:rnwn~-
viii, Nuuh,s .. ..... .......... . iut.. Vi.
{. EI.> Eu>>tLI. Asrnt.
II LOUIS. KANSAS Ill NXn NuH:utlN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
trims los khn~n- cay aud w..~i...... a. NJ
l'.'in- t'' ~ !.""'- ia-i "u.i
i.''"~ L." i.t"~.> ,Iiy Mv-t........ tir.a,
tam Tea El'hmuni ....... q. ......... A. \ VI
,u.,yr ~ IT. ~, 49,.
iraIn~ from -. .''i!i-.smi all p"st,I-ilst
"n'' N"'tr .-..-.'. Observation-Disclosures. = ." y
from k.sr.e.- ',iy .,ut al! l.,mt- Mr-r. io>M
..- ... ..--.. ...-.-.. i,rM
; T. I>"KNM. Agent.
"r,>noIrK, KANSAS ,IrN A.r xorrmwh-r,u>
iNtLwAr- ~,ur1w c,Urt.
lAA>r II.>r>"ru>.
Passenger I,.i kan-.t- Nv ana west. : ~ \, Vi.
t>pr-s> Mai .-.--.-..-....-.. .- ...ior n
lirI@ut &C.. ......... ..... -..-. .. iu . ".
AEGINL Al IhNi>,Iu<
t.\ln">, .ud Mil from kun-,- ,Ity
snt t!ir vest .-.... --.-.. ...-. ..... II IA. i
Passenger ... .......-..-...... i.45r. NJ.
Freight -..-...- ...-.... ---.......-. - ;uA NJ.
CIIA>- \. MnEEI~OA. Asrnt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

!, '''' W. - "a W
+ 3D. DO l." ,''h' ana '''' 't>' ~
=, '''' ''''.t >'';'' i'"''
''' '''''''' F.'''' .' '!'' "'i'"'',
''''' .' "''' it''"' i''->'"
''','-' ''".. - '' '"'
''' "''' " "''''-
.'' Y" a. ''''H
>'''" ~! d" "."i
.' ''''' W INV 49, '' ''''N "' E''''"
a., = ,''.'.''' d" ''.'.''. ''"'r WAS
/ .,.,..,. ., .,, '', ''''
/ nilrd by ri,.-J. ,,l,.,> h,. iny,.n,i,,,,
certainly promj>r- :, hrc,.mr 4 Grand
| inrry.,ri,,,I ,n,u mn,l,.. o., r,nnun,,j,.,.
. lion. Ihr,r different inventors h.t,,.
/ reached nearly ln,. saint. results. lhuuuh
/ tn different mean, the
/ 'i "''h !" IN" 'r-'hh!"@ "r!h& ihr >hhir-
! he "iIG'HH P'i" "i each. IL : stalled.
49, L. d"N!>r SYSTEM "I muNP.r\
! H.'">ur'>-i"u> 81 dispatches h\ m":tn> "I
/ Ii"" N"r>' apparatus IN common "~c. the
I m'"u> "priInl hrin% :" II" tuning
/ irr,.> at nl:rr ri5r.stury apparatus Tor
/ generating i nuinH"f "i tones. iitrlnG
/ cot" Instrument %! ZACH '"nr 4! "'r trans.
! uniting "n" r"r"h - ~iiiI"">. then nN
| connecting ,h">" forks At Iii" transmit
! tin" Stallion with Il battery. ah impulse
''I col "i"''r''iN WA> llt'' l" pas
ir"n il" battery over NE lh''r'h"diilr
! "ir'' /" th" rec"NI IHg INSTRUMENT At each
Nibra'lnn ri r""n transmitting i"rh. th"
fork ii iIi' r"r"hIng station i"Hng "pcr-
a'''d hl "r.ih~ "i '.r'ir"-ima%n"t' cen
/ u".."d hi III" r,if'h l''->h% ave! Vie
4H ftsl l.t tt !. a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
Asf'ats,D 4. 3ssI.B,

7 Arf 'IH'rIr AND PE"~t., TIN" At
Sec0r.i IN Lafayette ,4..u'. ana IA u! riI. -It,,
Enu Federal Court riru Hrl law and rp!lec-
tons q 5ueriaiJy. = .irrs 10y permission, 90 ti!'
Lexington ~4yfu-- EIu... it,H- I"i!u ReUi Do.
{ hartman ~f.ir u-r..myt.1ir I-Irru'i.r ,ungigi-
tee. nEv ! " ~irN'n-"ut t = orIrI"f IRON
h-utU,kT; L K ir.iInr, '"unty iIthsuF.ri
-WL. Il -Ieelt. county 'I,Tk. p1ice OYER NJ
+ :.tl.rT Store. JtniE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

10 accumulate property does not call
for an intellectual process. Ii l. Il mean
instinct. As the hog gathers its bed he
fore the coming storm that no human
being can ioretcl, rs the goa, turns his
tail to the unseen and telt approaching
wind. 50 4 man OF keen instincts, but !,
low order OF intellect. gets rich in worldly
possessions. He has no tastes to CRAFTY.
no ambition To feed, no affections to sat
isty. He gathers aud holds.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
JAMES IA. NIcHaTTON,

( II.ANsS Al LAW Lexington, Mo. Will
n Iu. ace IN lie courts II Lafayette ami al
u.utu- t...,llies. auI "a Il- ~upreIuc Court "t
the -,ite- ~.'rr!t attention gwen tu collections
U'I,e III Dutch Row. i..aT QuaI.rs I Co.'S i'ru-
-iyg-. fr31-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
WAIkEfS - FIELD,

a TTORNEN> At LAW, LEXINGTON
n Missouri. Oiloe Over VIM. M1!rl-"" \
O. Bank uoVliu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

a recently married lri>hmam received
n dispatch the other day. The Bn>l"n
Transcript says. from an old '>"''t-
heart. inviting him iu come owe. ami
he replied 10y telegraph: Il am married,
and To- me "rrci'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

\ new >unw i entitled, "DarlIng.
Kiss Nv ENr-iidS Down. Aud u"
y"ung man i going to refuse To comply
with such delicious request u that. i'nt
the excuse that ryrId- wont 90 shut
without being kissed down. is rather
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
CHARLES EuLTS
Groceries and Provisions

!AkI%,, purchased Tia" t.In,"ry .i"I.. .; Il
j MACY, and i"i,,,It>hrd u,ir -In,E T.. nos,
prepared to I''nInII"'iit'. Tho citizens UI Nlu-
ION and vicinity with nrsI- Ciasa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS
FRANKLIN STREET.

IIANi\G r"iurV"d any esrahiI i ui :" my
/ own huu7", nu rankin street, | an I"w
better prepared than ever to furnish Ihr lalits
at li' rltr r"uuiy with an, thing they may
need TN I:Er, Al prices lower t,Ii the lowest
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

y Worcester gIrl kissed :: baby SO
hird she took lis breath; it iidnt rally
iur two hours.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
PROVISIONS,
WINES, LIQUORS,
QUEENSWARE,
SYRuPS,
CIDER, ETC.

NiIrh / wiiI .,iI Al iii,. .pn t.~i ittMtiNti.-
y ~ t. I'kh = i"I Z NSlI "r c"uufr. IIniucr
t,t3..iIlT = ihr l">i 81 "ii'rHn'. .iud I9 | huy
a.. - ,is IL ihr best Ind rhrHtu>t ina, krl, 10,
cash YiIl sell first class nrtIr'" Tor the price
Initii"r ..nn,ia. Jpii\ row ELL,
trlukILn street, fourth door from rInr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

IN improved real r-!tEr III SUM from $500 10
~ $40 WD nj legal rate al in'"l"-t. For par =
u"nl.,r-. nil,y Ia l.. l.. 4. BARTLETT.
J. ...rIrm. Mo, oT EI"hin"nd. Mo.
NI'l' 'h"l- ..' irI"i,'i I" i"Iht>t satisfactory
.'L-t. / II iitr,. C,tGsti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
VII IIsIC Al.
DIR. r.. ii. CHAMBERS.
DIR. ,y.ii. >TssAIG3AN.
B!.NsiSi.
TE EnN~~fLI -. L. ~--'lIGCe over
81 rick = tank. Lexington. h". =
SyiS, j. W. mENt

LVI-i;t.FpN pE>Il~I .uIi.cr' opposite O. {
- me count tou-,. tt, -,ntg,, trNn.-- t>FsS~-ss
ton Nc. All WORK Il ..i.,. IN scientific N-Ilt1
manner uiulN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

"liayr not 4 right IL hr >ancv If
please" asked 4 y"umg lady "i IN old
bachelor. ''l"S il you please. hut not
If \nll diSpleasr''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
PACIFIC RailRuAD IiME TABLE.

Terms, s. per Year, in Advance.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01

! 4 l;l"umlirli boy prayed. "trive "a
! this day our hnm,mId,. lr"ad'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
RNs.iND y RNIASD.

~ L. EYLNEp XESGPIIuS EYLNNp.
\ut&ry Public.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
ISTT y son.

JGN-Rt.S TIIE,
\uitg. Public
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-09-20

service are going to have new. helmets. They
will be more or less similar to those of the
German troops.
It is said that the Judicial decision
sentencing Gambetta to three months inn
prisOnment depriVes him of civil rights for
five years, thus deprivtng the republican
party of France of one of its Oldest adyO-
Gates.
A letter from tatacunga, Peru, gives
an account of the eruption of Cotopaxi, July
25th. The total loss Of life is estimated at
one thousand. More than two thousand
head of cattle were destroyed.
A Paris dispatch shows how Gambetta,
by taking advantage of all his technical
rights, can prevent judgment against him
from becoming dehnitlve until after the con-
hrmation of his election as deputy, which
would protect him from imprisonment.
Mexican troops are to replace the local
military on the Rio 6rande, the latter being
so hostile to the Americans that they cannot
be used to enforce the terms of the treaty
between Mexico and the United States.
A Russian official dispatch from Pore
din, Wednesday night. says: ave cannon
AIDED Plevna -daybreak yesterday until
O'Clock in the afternoon, when an assault
was made by our troops. By evening three
Turkish redOuhts had been taken by Gen.
'CA-oOetAOAg "A4A4C SOAAa 4sOAANAAO1 AAeo
the Grivica redoubt. Gen Rodionof was
wounded slightly. Adjutant Schlitar, COM
mander of the 18th infantry regiment, and
Gen. Dobrowolsky, chief of the Srd rife
brigade, were killed. Six Russian battaliOns
and one Roumanian battalion took part in
the assault on the Grivica redoubt. We
captured two standards and FIVE guns. Our
loss in w0unded alone exceeds five thousand
men. The number killed had not Deen as
certained. At daybreak to-day a vigorous
artillery fire was recommended along the
whole line. Our troops are in front of the
Turkish Notifications, in the positions taken
yesterday.