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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons inter
~ ested IN the estate OF Robert .. COringiOn,a
person OF unsOund mind. that the undersigned,
guardian Of the person and estate OF sand
Robert y Coringtou, has filed his exhibit and
Will apply To resign his guarlianshipo of the SAID
estate Al the next term of the Probate court OF
Lafayette cOuRty. Missouri, to be begun and held
on the second Monday in November next, 1877.
JESSE HARGltANE,
lnlNsl-nt Guardian
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons inter
~ rstcd, that the undersigned, guardian Of
and Nancy +. Campbell, minors, has filed
his exhibit for final settlement of said
minors estate al the July term, 1871, of the
IaGay ette county Probate Court, and Will APP
ply for II final discharge from said guardian
ship at the November term, lS77, OF said court.
ALEXANDER {. CAMpBEi.L.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FOR SALE,

I WISH To- sell the FARM @
j three and a half miles from Higgins al
willie, and the same distance from Aull- III
VILE, containing I.2L acres. There are 1AaA
IL acres enclosed aud in cultivation; 4 good
Two Story house; - good orchard OF choice fruit
good water; excellent timber, near the house.
Terms, Low FOR CASH. Address, or call On
M nj iiiggtnsyIile. IL. j. HIGGINS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

N'biltE i n-Tvuv given 10 all creditors AND
~ Others interested in the estate Of Eliz ibeth
Pearson, deceased, that the undersigned, af-
!t!ni"irHtUr OF sad e-tate. intends L. MAKE "a final
.6i!!"th'ut OF sai.t estate al the November term,
ir.., Of the Probate CONT Of Lafayette county.
NJ ~"nrI, To- he BEGAN ana held at The Courthouse
IA The Guy ol Lexington, on the second Monday in
N"HrM""r, Isl itS>L I ATKINSON,
lHtE = .E administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
final. NETTI.EUEHT

Monet g., l-r,h, .i,-u to ALI persons inter-
~ led, dat tnr undersigned, guardian Of
III" , / l." 81 arab T. ,liu,ul, a minor, has Gie,t
h,l 'NtnbiI Ii dual settlement OF said mln0I >
"s:aI. II, the Juiy term, iS,9, III the Iatay-
"i'r county Probate Court. and " al apply Tor II
Huli discharge from said guardianship Al the
November term, lSII, al said court.
:EtE-IlEHA a. JIlNARD, Guardian.
iulS 2l-,t (Nuw B-ersleLa a. Nainliue)
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FINAL

NTtIl,t - hereby gwen 10 all persons inter
~ rrir.t, that The undersigned. guardian ui The
estate al Il. Thomas Wiley, minor, has filed her
'>iui'it for final settlement Of said minors
4 tate, at Tie .JnlN term. Isl, Of the l.aiaN-
r'Ir comfy Probate Court, and Will make n final
settlement OF sand guardianship at the NoNcin-
Der. term, Isl, al SaI! court.
ELIZABETH ). WILEY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
MICHAEL T. SUMMERS
ami MARY SUMMERS.
ENECUTOKs, SALE.

ID order at the Probate court of LAFAYETTE
- county, Missouri. Tie UndcrsIgnei, -Necu-
tor at the estate OF John Nelson, deceased,
viii ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST nru, ls77,
n front OF thu courthouse door. IN the city of
Lexington, >cil ~ public vcnduc to the highest
bidder Tor cash, the following notes belonging
'p ~IIt estate, VIZ one note on VI. S-amUnis
for 500. dated Drcumhcr 2sth. 1872, interest at
10 per cent; credited by So December 25th,
Ia. one note on Jesse I. Nelson for SlUU,
dated February 2Gth, I>Ga. interest al Ia per cent.
one note on Jesse I. and James I. Nelson for
50 a., dated January jlst, lsrG, interest nj IN
yer cent. one note on VIM. Gre"n for ST.,
dated chrtary !2th, i>tfa, interest al 10 per cent.
credited So October 2-,h, l-Ft.
Tar, July Eth, l>77.
Nm. W. NELSON,
JuHN l.. NELSON,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hclcby given that | will, 40 assignee
~ OF ". |. Eckle. sell publicly. by auction ON
MONDAY, AUGUST 6rn, 49,,
all The unsettled accounts belonging to SAID
E"kl. cS' ate. Terms cash.
ImlNlItd IliOS. 4. MEBE. Asslgner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOW PILLS.

81 had n" app"tItr; Hollow Iy's rIlI- gave IL"
a hearty onr -
10y our Pills are marvellous -
81 SIND iOr another bon. and Keep them IL the
house.
IN Holloway la, rurrr! M nrl,incir that
wa chrome.
II gave one o1 yuur irli, 10 my hnb- for chol-
era m"rbus. The dear uitir thing cot wei! III -
day "
My NAUSEA ur a morning IS now cured -
Your box OF HpliuWuY'- ointment cared me-
of noises IN the head. | rubbed =unne Of your
Ointment behind the ears, and the noise ia,
ieit."
send ue two boxes I want one for 4 poor
family
~ enclose a dollar; your pre-" Is = cents, tut
the medicine TO me g. worth i dollar
''S-nd me- I'VE boxes Of lOur Pills
Let me have three boxes of your PILE by re
turn mat. for hills and Fever
| have over 200 such Testimonials a the -. but
Manr OF sIacG r.IInEDl. ne IL --lunLml.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FINE FARM Fol SALE,

4 SPLENDID farm of two hundred 49,,
n acres, three miles south OF LrXing- mi
ton, Tor sale on reasonable terms. &Hniu
Apply to A.2
JOHN 8. BLACKWELL.
b,Ttl WELLINGTON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
TAKE NOTICE.,
The ESTY ORGAN
LEADS THE WORLD.

wv have Just opened ont n stock of these
w hrautifui Instruments, too well known to
need des CribIbg. These elegant instruments are
all unsurpassed. ami are sold at exceedingly
low prices. Every instrument fully warranted,
and are sold to responsible parties on easy term.
Full description and catalogue sent to any
address. With any information desired. Give us
a call. EOSSELL i LEE,
~jUnel5-tf Lexington, Mo-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
A Remedy for Burns.

We give below, from the Hartford Times,
an account of a simple remedy for burns.
which-if II a~cconpIi-Ees what is cIaiured-
should b. cut out aud framed by every FAM
lily in the county
Alta recent meeting of the Massachusetts, Dem
tAi society thrr" was AN announcement by DR..
q. r. Waters, Of salem, OF very simple and
ea-y remedy for burns and .calds. which seems
TO lis worth setting before the public, since DIR.
Winters tested II before the assembled meeting.
The remedy consists simply in covering the
burned or scnided part with the COZ mon bi-Car-
Donate Of soda, found In almost every house
Se. per 5 pantry-the ordinary ''soda'' used IN
C0ukipg-and then cover with Il wet cloth. The
sryets pam IS sara 10 De ihiniru,atsiS ,relleved'
ana me burn rapidly heals without lsavin. u
scSy~ unless 1t be h very bad burn. Dr. Wsters
subjected himself to II severe test IN the presence
OF the meeting: he poured boiling water upon
one oil his wrists, TIL the flesh near the surface
waa cnoked'-then he applied the soda and
the wet cloth, and the pain ceased as if by
ihfSif, a'u ali appearance OF the burning was
rdpIily efaCed.
lhi- Is the season Of the year for the trouble
so often experienced by visitors TO the sea-shore
hn'i the hiils-.specIaily by the laiies-known
as ''sunburn - II ia q cause OF much suffering,
ard the ordinary applications OF cold cr.am, -
rose cream, SiycerInr, etc, are OF but little
avail. We have been told that this application
of soda Immediately destroys the smarling pain
OF "sunburn." and rapidly changes the red
burn Ia the normal healthy complexion. Such
Is The assurance OF a lady who has tried it.
The quantity of American fruit which now
finds Il market III Europe Is somewhat surpris-
ing. For The year ending june 80, 1867. the
value of American NUT consumed IN Europe
reached 5000 800. Since then this amount has
more than quadrupitd Itself. having reached
- '"'o'o" Dried apples contribute largely
10 th's amount. the country having exported
over 1900, 40 poun'is since June last, agunst
g., 900 pounds The previous year
-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
PORrI YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

y WI Nv
THE countenance is paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional tiushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on Il OF both
cheeks the eyes becomednll the pu-
pills dilate an azure semicircie runs
along the lower eyelid the nose IS II
ritated, swells, and sometimes bieeds !;
aswelling of the uPperllP occasional
headache, with humming or throt~
bing of the ears /; an unusual secretion
of saliva Shiny or furred tongue ;
breath very foul, particularly IN the
morning appetite variable, some
times vOracIous, with a gnaWIng sem
sation oithe stomach, at others, entire
lvgone fleeing pains in the stomach {;
Observation-Disclosures and vomiting ; VIC
lent pans throughout the abdomen :;
bowels irregular, at times CostIvc 4;
stools Shiny not unfrequently tInged
with blood belly swollen and hard i;
urine turbId respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by Inc
cough coughsometimes dry and con-
vu.lsive: uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, *.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. {. MCLANE'S NERNlIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it's aninnocent pIcpara-
ton. nat capable eff dOiNg tie Sight
est iniury!o Ms most tender WtHnt.
The genuine DR.. McLANES YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures uf G.
NJ: LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine. unless tie signature Of J
HAVOC, X, rs agent tor the United STAIRS. sur,
rounds each box al Pills, and Ointment. \
handsome reward Will bc given I" my one rem.
,i,rIng such IliuTmatIOH ~ may lead to the lie,
lection OF any party or parties COMMUNICATING
the medicines or vending THE sanI-. knowing
them 10 lac spurious
'.'~oid At thu IninIfactory of Professor Hon.
LowAY u Co, New York. In.i by All T,-pectu-
bic druggists and dealers in medicine Through
out the civilized world, in boxes Al - cent. Il.
cents and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taking tn.
larger SIZES.
y. B.-Dirccti0ns for the guidance OF patient.
IN every disorder are affixed to each box.
office, 1I2 Liberty ST.. New York
RICHARDSON & Co, Agents.
~Octgs-ly ST. Louis. Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
TO LOAN.

IN improved real estate IN ~uIn7 iron! $50 l.
40, pv. Nj legal rates OF interest. For pat
ticuinrz, apply 10 l.. l.. !, BAEllEli,
Lexington, Mo, or Richmond. N"-
Applicants are required 10 furnish satisfaction.
abstracts ut title. Urt2~Ii
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04

at bottom prices, for cash. Choice lot of Cigars
and Tobacco, cheap, for cash. Groceries ey-
changed for country produce at cash prices. The
highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs.
Chickens, and other country produce.
JANIS CHARLES
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
t(une2- 6In1
CHARLES HULTS
Groceries and Provisions

purchase the Grocery store OF II.
Ii Macy, ana repienished our stock, is now
prepared to accommodate the citizens of Le1ing-
ton and vicinity with trst-class
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-04
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS,
HOLLOWAY'S l.

And all cTuptIOn= oil the SKIN, ru., Ointment -
most invaluable. II doe not heal extern ,iIy
alone, but pcnetralcs with the most searching
effects to the very root OF the evil
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-26

An English company with large capital is
now organizing for the purpose of shipping
beef and mutton direct from, Norfolk, va.
The agricultural and other journals of
Louisiana are working for the establishment
of u department of agriculture for that State.
AT a recent meeting Of the Quincy, Fla,
Grange, Judge Davidson exhibited a cab
bage weighing pa pounds, and measuring
four feet across the, top. ,1.,..,i y,vo II
+ The apple crop is likely tQibe q failure III
Missouri this year. The caterpi pillars stripped
the trees so thoroughly last June and July
that few OF them had strength, enough ussh[ 10
blossom this spring. '4u1..fW a.tt Nh tno5
The Barbary States OH the. shores of the
Mediterranean are ,expel,iencng q locust
plague. The crops have been destroyed by
the rayenous hoppers. in large districts, ;n'l
there is serious scarcity ofi,provisiionsy .aad
apprehensions Of actual starvation among
thelpeople., sItto o,t. Il .itp .puis sts,eos
:, Iappears that parsnins arc noW,proposed
rs. IN article Of food tor horses, and .haye re-
!ceiyed4 considerable support in FRANCE. IT
is stated that NJ, ,le Biqny brought, with, him
to Paris for . the season, several horses fed
Iexlccl.ulsively on ,,paEgsnips. 1.-The appearance
land condition Of the animals are. said to
speak well for the nutrtiye value lot their
present food, while it's cost is, below that, at
tending the use of oats. beina as one 10 -four.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-26
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

S Sonoma county, CAL. produced last year
1,400 900 pounds Of butter, Valued at $42o,-
900, besides 100000 pounds Of cheese, worth
$1,000, t..4a.54ao-,d, s,ad aaa ,,.
The Indiana State Board Of Agriculture
bass decided to, Charge but .ttMcnty7tive cents
admission to tlbe next fair, insteaaa Of Atty
cents as formerly. #. ,,,.1 ta,...s s,5t.t..,.s
A plague Of caterpillers' is men toned on
the Northera Paeltle;, fifty miles ,froia from Du-
luth. The. crearlres rs. are sometimes SO nll-
merous CIV the trad rs. to. stop traiAs~
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-26
v
DOMESTIC EcoN'O NJ ~.
poRIGINAL RECIPE FOX CANNING STRAW
Il ffEy a9Y5 .NEgItf'gI BERBTESa ss@U t8 T9ht0

poRI IGINAL REcIPE FOX CANNING STRAW
tlfH .9Y9 ,NEslt#g5 BERBEES.a ssagiti3 f9hio
f. }Whensti cans :re',,sed,a pick the berries
fresh irom the pHeh and pour tlielaa intothe
cans. Fo eachtquart sot' strawberries itake
1.-TWO tablcspoonflls of sugar and mix with
water enough to make d tllifrsyrup.5t 1tat
the syrup fntalvessol land place it oil the
hstove, and when it gets hot pour itiosrtlic
bef1ics.R ms soon as the steam begins to cs-
cape fiomihesean sealitaight, anti youwill
hhNeitstrawberrios iiioulyfprescivedf for use
lin winter. asi3 sia sFaaafnua Ja9d f'sass.
atfey 4,TyT7TT- E-f 3T-T r771;7 atrT ~
|: Pea Frttters.--Cook,a pint Of green peas,
and Willie hot mash. them. seasoning .WiGh
pepper, salt, and butter; then, make 4 Bat
ter, Of two wetl-Jeaten eggs, i cqpill Of
milk, aquarter teaspoonful Of bakihg-poM
| der, and half i cup Of -four. !, Stir The pea
MIXTURE into this, beating thoro4shly,l ana
cook as you would grid, Hee5pkes- These
fritters make "a good break fa5t dish. f..14,.
Goose5u7y TriAe.- 'scald ,tle frtlitr pulp it
| through,a 4 sieve, and add sugar to taste;
make q thick layer Of thiss at The bottom q
!: deep bakinsdissh; miY q pint, of milk, !,
| pint of cream two well-beaten eggs, table
spoonful Of corf-starch, q cup Of sugar hut
this. mixture over the fire and LEI It CONC 70
4 boil, stirring constantly. When cold, ,lag
| i, over the gooseberrles, with Z, spoon, aisl
put on the whole q syllabu5. ..,.[, ~
,SSaaw5errg Short the.--One. quart Of ttiolsi',
| teacupful Of butter, teacupful iof ice-coll VA
ter, Mix tie butter well through the tlpur
with knife; po;r over The water and cut
into q stiff dough. Roll it out like pastry.
handle it as little rs possible, Do not woll.
it, or il viii toughen. Cover two jelly cake
pans, or two large. dinner plates; bake il
quick oven. Split in half, making fol.i
layers Of the short cake. Have. two quarts
of strawberries packed and weA silgared BE-
fore yon commence to bake tlle cake, Gov
er three of the Layers with the berries then
4 put the halAso,nest layer on the top, ana
| spripkle II all over with sugar. Serve, 'With
\ ihiek, sweet cream.
/ No. 2.-One quart of water: one teaspoo-
| FIJI of salt; butter and lard (iliixedD the. size
Of IN egg three tcaspoonfu!s of | y l. bal~
Ing powder; ice water to make the. .eoil$ia,-
ency Of biscuits. DO not work the dough
at'all,, or 1t will be tough. Bake ia two jel-,
~ pans. Split and butter. IF younse mo o
butter IN the baking, YOU ,aaay omit buffet
ing :fter baking. Cover each lay wtfss
berries and sugar, place one on topto e'.les
lothcr, and serve with cream aud sugat>
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-26

DIAMOND CITY, NJ. T., july '26, 1877

the we;theris good for curing. Particular
PAINS should be taken not to cure too much,
never forgetting that the great object is to
preserve and save the Juices, s,-Natio,sat Liyc
,Stoch Jou,1aal.o = YUs.a sqai-H ..5ea .;at
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-26
= / G.RICU Ii.'IE j RAIL. '.l.., Gt"

Il II Ii L y u ~ l. U H. l. ~. 4if,tf (
y I. ~. r-5,.,5,. = ,57.,777t7 -, .55,z-77-,;,
-, ru,. " se,son Of The YEAR has. arrived when
IL onr far,ners begin tae laior4oalfi making Iay.
pu inc. mca,I5 * never grew i heavier crop
1I ba ,cv u do this year., Not OILY ARE o, our
81 rrass a slds u under fence good, but there are
aiiIss i,IItI' aI miles OF our bench lands that
would yitt'Id buQdreds Of ,tnps of. ,bunch
!;Is,b y.ass baI ~ tic, finest hay i9 the,worll. But
f matters matt ' hot how GOOD our rsneadows are.
q how VI, many, s$are, miles Of rbsnch lands
are ready tQr the nroWer,, .hay4 uhleeSfi Wop-
0|nt 0nr farmers seem 70 pay less attention 10
the mannor. of Curing their hay thail any
hlng ese, and lie Consequence IS tiiat every
year Ne Nave huna!els Of tons, Of hay that
ilentirpIy' 'w5orrt}I|ccss. Grass IS cut dow,
~ and T. allowed dbl to bleach ia the sun, It IS Use
'tt ess 10 pat It up. A$mlcll skill. can be en-
ploved Il, tlle' simple process Of making Hay
2smo,t :.ny other wolls On the fairan. and
tie lira,cr 2. WHO ignores this and I refuses to
attempt 70 learn wilf, nine times out of ten,
have po0e feed. There are no general rules
That can ,s t,ss Laid down, as different kinds Of
, ..s r. q ~ Y.5 1Y;,r5,{ aaT ,f5 Ia1 M ~
proyerb, make hay While the sun shiues,' y
i,good as ,f,,rtasi il goes. 1t, requires sun
shine to make hay, Yet nothing VII. ruin ii
quicker unless property nanage,l. There is
4 great deal more. hay u,iilel ly letting it
Iein lj3e san too Ions than fro5m any, other
eanse texgcpt,D5oor stacking. The weather Is
vi, whr Ill; la'I.,5 oYI va ~, 'In aaa a,7T To-
IN the very best shape. ..,of
54-,It ~ - ,-,7 sss,.-47-- TT, +o
..a III EARLY. cuT HAY. ..,t. .t(
We urge upon osir readers the Importance
Of pot allowing. their. grass and clover TO
stahaVnsilt!4ey are mattlred,' 's 1.-The adNan-
'ages Oft 4aglttc,,ttimg cannotrbe orerstated
s'setk,we know, will thrive mid fatteh Oh
gOodpaSttlre. 'WIiile uDon Tho same ul$ass.
laatued aud made into llay according, h 70 ,Gs d3se
.a-'7 t''sS5 ''''
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-,I,RLlsHED WEEkLY By ~ od1 .se
I r. N sUTHERl-lM, ).
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. !

go LDITUK NND PItUTNIE1I IVJffs.f flfTNN-
-. p,cvy MOUNTAIN ,HusBANpMANi is de signed
ll lF - - ne name Indicates Il husbandmar III every
70 d. 'af T the turnl embracing in its columns every
rneat a N AETl5vLfj pnbsrtjc leono} liof'-
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ADVERTISING RATES ii y a"e !

.r,,,aeDt adveiaisemchts pat:i in advance.
peg,ll ALI ertisements payable ,|tan terlN. ..43H
went i've per cent. added Tor SPECIAL advertise
ment5 r'+te "a -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-08
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

FRIDAY, June determinations OF Col
lege Glasses. o.
mon before the Graduating Class, by Rev.
ID. A. Cunningham, ID. d., at First Presoy
terrain Church, ~ p. IN.
MONDAY. June ll-S q. m, Examlna'
tions of College classes; Natural History,
Geometry, Metaphysics.
III m.-Anniversary Of the Alumne
Association, in College Hall.
TUESDAY, June l2-2h p. m, EGnlDl,
ton OF kindergarten School at Wiesel
Hall. w.,
lege Hall. r.,
WEDN r;SDAY, June l3--S p M, Com
meucement at Hamilton Opera House.
THURSDAY Observation-Disclosures Ne
cepIion ut the College. june6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-08
a Dainty Tramp.

&4chan9es
"A fanoished tramp has been proving
srouud 6smbridee the past week, telling
pitsous storiesfcf want and destitutisn,
a1d.trying TO ppll in someihing 70 quay
IA hunsefN While wandering through
the back streets of the Lower Port iast
Tuesday, he called on boasding'nouse
keeper and told his tale of woe. AFTER
ordering him round into the back YARD,
the woman skipped into the pantry s:i
scrsped the mould from plate OF agea
veal. chopped off the but end OF punch
of asparagus, and carried it out and told
the man to help himself. The hungry
man glared at the meagre repast 81 q
mut,ered, "Cuss SIGH sick dinner. La
ruther eat spoon vlttles out'n swill par,
rel. I'm putty hungry, but gangreneo,
meat and spsrrergrass tufern a olleo
clo'es lines more'n kin goP As tne
Disguised man went out through the
gate, the woman peered through the
blinds and remarked: "rhst dish gen.
erally fixes en- the fust time"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-08
GUERNsEY COUNTY ITEMS.

Cambridge Jef1ersonian. -.---..-,
"How long, OIL Lord, how long Will
these Tingles reign.
THERE are millions of Smiths, but in
the new order, the Tingles lead.
GUERNSEY county Republican conven-
tions do not believe in reform and reason
able salaries.
TIE prospects for the corn crop are
not catering. A great many fields had
70 be replanted, ard now comes the re-
mort that usset-colored small worm has
attacked the growing stalks, cutting them
of Just below the surface,
@. NJ. DAVIS, the representative OF the
English bondholders Of the N: r q Z:
railway company, is Low in this country
and will be here at the sale OF the ROAD
on June 18th.
AT a meeting of the Grange at Quaker
Civ last Saturday week, several
persons representing two thousand neeces
Of wool, signed an agreement to seno
their wool TO the wool house at Steu6en-
Vile, il the Guernsey county ouyes
offered them less than forty cents.
THExE is a report that the Tuscara-
was Valley Railroad Company will be
bidder at the sale OF ths Marietta, Fits
burgh and Cleveland road. 1t 1t buys
the road through liue will at once be
completed from Cleveland to Marietta.
This will make paying and profitable
road.
THE tobacco men of Noble county are
almost a unit as to the inexpedlency OF
the tobacco warehouse. The Caldwell
Republican SAYS that OHIO tobacco Is
principally sold to FILL out" contracts OF
Virginia and Kentucky tobacco, and
should the merchants consign their to-
bscco TO any other point than Baltimore
they would be the losers. Jennings, one
of the Commissioners to locate the ware.
house, has resigned.
llTHK B. & D. Railroad Company has
made proposition to Colonel Bushfeld,
attorney tor the plaintiffs In the suits
against the company for overcharge OF
fare, to pay the plaintiff in each case fifty
dollars to compromise. There are forty
nine cases now pending-thirty eight in
the United States Court, and eleven In
the Guernsey Common Pleas. The
plaintiffs have not yet assented to the
proposition. Judges Collins and Heron,
of Cincinnati, have been retained to IS.
sist plaintiffs attorneys in the United
States court.
MRS. MCGEE, an aged widow, who re.
sided about mile from Norwich, Mus
kingum county, started on last Sabbath
morning in a wagon with three other
members OF hcr family to attend church
At New Concord. They had proceeded
but q short distsnce-in fact, hsd not
left their own premises-when the old
lady was thrown violently from her seat
to the ground and instantly killed. 1t is
stated that the front seat, which the old
lady occupied with young girl, was
very insecure, aud the wagon wheels
dropping into deep rut caused it to
give way. thus precipitatiIg her to the
ground without . moments warning.
Her neck was broked by the fall, and
although she made the effort she could
not speak afterwards. In few mo.
ments her lips were silent forever.