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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

The usual late dull monotony
around the Court House was
slightly interrupted last Saturday,
II being general pay day, Of
school teachers and rent of schoo|
huildings. Treasurer Demas was
a hand and supplied the demand
Of everybody. -.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

The vacancy occasioned by the
Designati0n Of Mr.. Ernest Perret,
teacher of the 2nd ward, hes been
Allied By the M-lection Of Nj. j. j.
Meslrik, By Superintendent Lnsh.
cr, requested tn make said eeIect.
Ion, which win give general satl>
faction.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

The Assessment Roll of 1877 for this Parish
is completed and has been delivered to the
Recorder for thirty days, according to law,
for revision.
ISAIAH WE'RE,
Assessor of 81. John the. Baptist
August 4, 1877. Atll77im.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08
A GREAT SENSATION
is WHAT
JOSEPH STEIN

g creating In HAHNvILLE with his SHOE
FACTORY. Shoes for Ladies, shoes for
Gentlemen. shoes for Children, shoes for rich
and poor, shoes for all, msde to ORDER. by the
pair or dozen. at from S2.O0to " 90 per pair.
Respectfully solicits the patronage OF the
pective Of color. sex or previous condition.
Give JOE trial
Addrcss, JOSEPH STEIN. Hahnville.
2ly77iy St. Charles Parish.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08
WANTED..t

Mr. II. C. Vegas, ELEONTINE STORE.
Assumption. La. wishes to rent store In
St. John the Bsptist or st. chsrles-Hshu-
willie wculd suit him. Give full inforwations
IN writing location. siss Of building. tsrsns,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

The courteous officers of the
~ john and Blue Wixg have our
grateful acknowledgements for
kind fav0rs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08
TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says
Then are 1U09'th their
sCeight i9s gOld.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:

DR. TUrT:-Dear Sir: For ten years have
been . martyr to Dyspepsis, Constipation, and
Piles. Last spring your pills were recommended
70 me used them (but with little fsith). am
perfect, regular stools, piles gone, and I have
gained forty pounds solid Aesh. They srs worth
Rsv. r. Z. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

Parish Assessors list Of his
enumeration II all youths liz.
tveeh 8 and 21 ysars ofage IN the
vrspective school districts Of the
Parish ct St. John the Baptist. !
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

country who IA willing to work steadily NJ
the employment that we fi,ruisl,. sGS ,,cr
week ~ yonr own town. You need uut be-
away fr"m home over night. You can rive
your whole tiar 10 the work. Or only your
srnIr moments; We have .agents who aro
Ut once can make ,s,o,sey fast. At tbc ,,r.s.
emf time money cannot l,c made 20 easily a,,,l
rapidly at any other business. IL costs
nnthing try the bmsimess. Terms and Is
Onfnt fire.. Address at oncs, II. HALIsfr
Y 5Cop PORTLAND Maine. 2ljyly.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

$777 :: s:: ;:| =: !; !: !: g: 4: e; j:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

sepieaabes 4th, is77.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

ing health and strength to the system. Sold ev'
erywhere. Once, IS Murray Street, New York
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

MAtls 0sigrs6
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03
On Paper Wheels.

George Pullman. Of the Pullman
Sleeping Car Company, passed South
in an elegant coach of his own line.
yesterday morning He had with him
his family and friends, the party
numbering eighteen persons. They
will take in Pensacola and Jackson
vile, Florida. The coach was set on
paper wheels, which made no noise
while running. AS railroad men in
this section had read Of paper wheels,
much curiosity was manifested at the
Louisville depot when he car rolled
in, and they underwent critical exam
iuation by all.-NuShv,He Amertcaa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

The mills of the Gods grind
slowly but fine. Twenty years
after the Mountain Meadow Macs
eacrc, John d. Lee, the leader Of
rhat cruel and cold butchery of
men, women and children, was,
on last Friday, shot to death sit
ting ON his own coffin on the idcn"
zeal spot where his great crime
was committed. In front Of him
stood the great stone cross over
the remains of his victims, and he
could plainly read the bold inr
scription, vengeance is mine, |
will repay saith the Lord" lie
declared that he was morally inno~
cent and that all he did was under
command from Brigham Young
He fell dead instantly, his heart
being pivrCed by five balls,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03
SCribner tor april.

OF the number OF occasional papers
of American sports" announced by
SCRIBNEKS MONTHLY in last Novem
Der, three have already been PUBLISH
ed. viz: "SalmOu-FiShiug, bay
Shooting" and "TrOul-Fi-hing in the
Rangeiey Lakes" These papers
have all been written by men of rec
ognized authority aud have uniformly
appealed To the sportsman and not to
the sporting man " The same may
be truthfully said of the fouth, Some
American Sporting Dogs" which
appears in the April number, and is
from the pen Of William NJ Tileston,
ESD, of the Forest aud Stream. IL
The unique illustrations of this paper
include WuOd-Cuts of celebrated Amer
can hunting dogs. Ola light charac-
ter also is Howard Pyle'a illustrated
sketch of "ChinCOteaguC j. Il little
visited island of wild ponies oft the
Virginia coast. "Out of my Window
at Moscow" by Eugene Schuyler,
contains sketches Of Russian life and
manners. A Ourth article, "a trip to
the Black Hills" by Leander p.
Richardson, shows that all is not gold
that gllters in the DeadwOod region;
while fifth, Mr.. Clarence Cooks
Beds and Tables, Stools and Candle
sticks" contains some informal talk
hrIe and there about DINING table,
decorations, etc. There is also an il
lustratiOn with each OF the serials!
DR.. Hollands Nicholas Miuturu,'
i'm which there is u dinner at the
COutes's and THAT Lass o. LOwrie's,'
by Mrs. Burnett, which is to end with
the May Installmeut, and to appear in
book form at once. Two drawings 10y
MIR. Moran are given with The Hills
of LingauOre," poem 10y Mrs. Nj. w.
HackeltOn. In addition to the eigh'
illustrated papers befOre-meutiOne,f
there are about dozen drawings al
"InsectivOrOus Plants, by Mrs, Her
rick.
OF the unillustrated papers, Colonel
Warnings Farm Villages deals with
the financial and moral Disadvantages
Of the present system of isolated farm-
life, with plans showing how they can
be remedied There is also some adj.
vice on "Old Eyes aud Spertucles, I"
bv DR.. Burnett; thoughts on "April,n
having the charm of John Burroughs;
and a long short story Of New En-
gland life 10y Katharine b. Foot, en-
titled "Marcin's Fortune
The poetry includes A Rose Song "
10y II. H. Stoddard, webster" by
W. c. Wilkinson, "Whcre is God?'
hy Minot s. Savage, Song" by John
Vance Cheney, and "House-keeping,'
in the Home and Society" depart
nrnt.
DR.. Holland, IN Topics of the
Time,n discusses "l'he Multiplication
of Industries, - and college Trustees
and Professors, " and speaks for many
another overworked editor in "Edito-
rial Trials. "The Old Cabinet
writes about 'The'Water.Color EXhi.
hltiou," THE Boarding. House in
Literature" and "Bryant's Poems
and lamentations" and prints letter
about "Church Decoration in Bos'
| TONI
The other departments are fuller
| than usual and have a wide range OF
! iatorCst The London letter in "Cu.-
ture and progress" is To he "A perma'
ueut feature. "Blick-s. Braok" has a
place in magazine literature not hars'
ed by any sinilar department..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

To effect the organization of the
Bristol G. e |. n. g., all that is
necessary will be the transfer of
the subscriptions Of Lee and Scott
from the A. M. e 0. r. r., to the
b. G. & l. N. q. r. r. There
must be then money enough pro-
yided to pay the transportion Of the
convicts from Richmond to BriS~
tol, and to furnish tools for them
to work with and cost of survey
During the building of the track
there will time enough to procure
the funds with which to lay the
track and build bridges. One
hundred thousand dollars will be
ample to complete the road to ES-
uillcville and have cars running on
it. Does any sane mean to say
this cannot be done
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03
Reservoir Disaster.

STAFFORD, CONN. March 27.-The
dam of Staflordale reservoir gave way
this morning, damaging this village
fearfulIy The railroad freight-house
and all the cars were washed ava, :.
;he passenger depot is all right, The
Stafford National Bank, Congregation
al church, and about lift en- other
buildings were washed away, The
damage TO the railroad track is heavy.
Geographic warnings have been sent
40 Norwich and vicinity, the flood
going in that dir elton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

NY TO organize whenever $4,000
hall have been subscribed, and
gives power to permit the A. NJ. q
Q. Co., to subscribe to it three
tourths Of a million Of dollars. Of
which each share shall have one
vote.
Section s gives power to con-
struct the road on the road bed OF
the Va. d Ky. r. r., and to use
all the grading and masonry done
10y the latter, subject to the liabili-
ties Of the same, and it substitutes
the N. &. R. r., to the enjoyment
Of all the rights and privileges of
the Va. ~ Ky. r. r., subject to
all its obligations and liabilities,
except SO far as they are modified
by this act.
Section { cnacts that upon the
organization Of the company the
A NJ d O shall turn over to it all
property, real and personal, and all
assets and records received of the
Va & Ky r. r., including records
Of all surveys and estimates, and
that n G r r shall pay to the
A NJ & O whatever the A NJ d. o
has paid on account CT work done
on the Va. and Ky. K. r., prior to
June 18th, 1870, but allows such
payment to be made in the bonds
of the n. G. r. r. In case they
cannot agree, the Board of Public
Works shall settle.
Section 8 empowers the compa-
ny to extend its line to CumDer-
land Gap, and tor said purpose may
enlarge its stock to three millions,
or it may build branches.
Section 9 provides that the
guage shall not be less than three
feet, and may be widened to cor
respond with that of the A. NJ.
and o
Section 10 empowers and directs
the Governor to furnish free Of
hire as many convicts as are on
hand and wanted when applied for,
and can be spared without inter-
ferriug with the mechanical de-
paruncnts ; the cost Of feeding,
clothing and guarding them to be
borne by the State and paid for in
the bonds Of the company, provi>
dcd the cost thereof slall not ex-
coed that now borne by the State
for said purposes at Richmond.
Section II empowers Scott,
Wise, Lee, Washington and Goods
son to subscribe to the stock Of the
Company, and to guarantee the
payment of the interest on 100000
of the Company's bonds, and ems
powers specially Scott and Lee to
transfer their subscriptions to the
Va. and Ky. r, r., to the N. G.
Il. II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

l hc Louisiana COmmissiOn-
Five Republicans and One
Democrat
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Lou.
Isiana Commission il constituted as
follows:
En- Gov. John G. Brown, OF Ten
uCsSpc'
Wayne McVeigh, Of Pennsylvania.
Is a lawyer; was Minister to Turkey in
lSI0-7l' II "A son.in.law AT Simon Cam
eron, and is prominent Republican,.
Gen. Joseph r, Hawley, of Con-
uectiCut Moderate Republican.
Gen. j. NJ. Harlan, OF Kentucky
Emphatic Republican,
Judge G. b. Lawrence, of Illinois.
Was prominent candidate for Seaa-
tor last winter a. n Republican, and
was Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Illinois.
The Commission will he instructed
after the President has consulted Vice
President Wheeler.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

Postmaster General Key will retire
from the Cabinet within uinetv DAYS
and will lie succeeded hy his assistant
Mr.. Tyner. Al least 90 the WaNhiug-
ton correspondent to the Chicago
Times, regrets to learn"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

The gentlemen in waiting" At the
aute-roomS of the White house, are
now saying to each other in whispers.
"Iiayc sou ten dollars you can lend
me to get home with Z"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Glncral
George n. Sheridan had an interview
with the President this morning. He
sses 10 reason why the friends If the
Nichols Government should have lie
least uneasincss,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

If every woman who burns herself
t. death by starting the fire with kcro-
Seuc would only reflect that half the
oil veil, are closed. she might have
sense enough to postpone the funeral
until the times are better.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

Did any distinguished officer of the
Republic ever drop so suddenly and
completely out Of the public notice as
I. >. Grant, recently president, has
dropped? lie wanted to bid the army
officers go0d-by, and he had to 20 per
somally and hunt them ChicGgo
Times,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

a nincteen-ycar-old girl was Whip
ped by schoolmaster in AIlamakee,
Iowa, and she thcrcupon sued for
breach of promise, alleging that they
have for o year been matrimonially
engaged.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

Peas should be planted at intervals
of a few weeks till mid summer, to
insure fresh supplies for the table.
Keep clean ard hoe frequently,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-03

For Congress Legislature, or County ofi-
Cs, each 50 90
Town and Township Offices $50
The above rates will he rigdly adhered to
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
LOUISIANA

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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28

Stock Notes.

Mr.. y. Il. Matthews, OF Washington town
ship. l. feeding | car load OF hogs f"r III,
June market.
township, Is feeding / ear load OF cattle Az
Il tcw ht->.
We hear that Mr.. Lee Bradley la, - hrl,
Of saOats for sale. which are Of IA peculiar
breed.
MIR. y. h. Matthew's, of Washington
township. Sold recently, to Col. II I. ChIle-,
l car load "i cattle, averaging IL" pounds,
al ! cents.
Me--rs. YIN. l.. and John Green, Of Wash.
In@ton township. sold, last week, one car
load "i MIXED cattle, at i and - cents,
lL"V are feeding another car load.
Mr.. j. r. Grnves, Of mliilrt"h township,
sold, last Saturday, 10 Mr. J. W. Harrison,
| car load OF cattle, asrIag,uE 40 puun,!.,
nj /: crml,.
Mir James Llrkln," MllIlrlon township,
sold last Saturday 10 JuIIe~ W ilrrIs.u. 20
head OF cattle, Averaging 100 pounds, at
It cents.
Nj. Ben. Cooprr. OF Dover township,
said, last SATURDAY 10 Jas. " Harrison. IL
head Of cattle, Averaging ! 100 pounds. At
- % 10 81 % per loo pounds.
Mes,rs. Hutnai and Shuemukrr shipped,
last Moniry, by steamer Fannie I.rwl., 100
head OF hog. Mr.. NJ. q. Jacobs shipped
81 Ieal of hog. and Mr.. \. q. Perry ~
bead, on the SAME boat.
Mr.. John Wyatt Lewis. of Dover town
ship, lost Nv" steers last week by sudden
sHd uiarcountablc deaths. He also iost six
or eight hog-. Iii, hogs are still dying.
Mr. John ID. Long, who reside, near May
View sold. recently. to Col II. {. Chnlps. 30
had OF cattle, l. of witch averaged -
p""nt- At : cents, AMI the baIanr. averaging
! 200 pounds. ut ~ cents.
Mr.. Robert Parker sold. Last Nonday ,n
M->sr~ smith and II imIci, OF this city, &
head OF cattle. averaging l,O&i. pounds. at
J! cents, ani' head OF >herp wai.hiu. | 900
pounds. a. I cents.
Mr. Gilbert Jennings, from near Green
ton. left last Tuesday for Kansas, with I.ay
head OF cattle. lie leave, aIs family behind
him tor tn" present hut thcy Will follow him
~ soon A. lie settles thing, Tor thaln i Iittl.
Mr. jshn u. Long bou"tt on. OF Mr.. J.
r. i%.rttrn'> hlrn,Icd bun calves. paving
49, = y -r's -'Es / ltlIPt also llI-H
chased one. tor :I,. and Cot. II. {. Chtl"-
bought the pich "f III" h"ri At $50. several
OF these CAVES may - iouui al col. ttIje-
farm. tor sale.
Nr. stephen 'ncath.m -hlrped, last Mon
nv ST. amer Fannie Lewis. >f lat hogs.
l'-rs"n Jennings. Of Washington town
'atr, Is f%e'drn- l2h head OF cattle ami 50 ,
hog. He sold last week in -. Louis, Il
head OF cattle, averaging Loo poun,is, at
= 80 net.
Mi. Il. IL. smith shipped nom tins place
Wednesday Last. : car load, OF cattle and
load of sheep. H. returned from II.
Louis yesterday. and reported that he had
sold tha c'itlr. Averaging. La pounds, al
e 'h'. aud lac she =. small !OiOraLos.
- pounds, At 34 cents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
YELLING ION.

''ti'iri'.r- u'S .''.- .Ttv"!, uU-
st ever, ;tl1s ii ,a,a- trouni e,rep, items
"iInppritn :".
NJ 'nIn Sen. n"lr tn place. la, It one year
ol .1"y-"y ntjiI H. N.-no- g." -.u.
Lecturer 'nr:".I t.rgur,t Forest ruaugr in
thi- rIt"r fI.is' ry-nlu. oi lat week
~~i"ri'""' hra'haiu shIpprt -: IA! hog- on the
filn'" L-wi- on h"T '!rwmuIp hast Mon,iny
t'rin"t- sr' S"i'lm- s"mrWn hat b~nckwLri IN
ri"wtns "n uerourt ui HE continued vet
weather.
Fro:n IT." great th,ri.acr oi plno,n on the
ierch tree thrrr vail certainty lie Il Iarsr peach
crop about here.
IN" weather il quit ylylablr-"ue day warm
and pheasant. almost ~ warm a. June, and lust
~ We Halter ourselves that We are IN thu pleas
"rrS Of >pr.ns, IT cold snap conn, and ups our
hopes III the buI before W. realize 0ur fail
blown n"pr-. thus 1t is will most Of the JOYS OF
this WORT!
Treasures are liz. peoples spread.
ipt seize the h.wer. the blossom IL .heI;
Or IKE thc snowfall In the river,
a moment Whit. then lnelts forever
prltk. the hur,AlI- race,
That rIl ere you can point the place;
Or like the raInsOw's lovely form,
EvAnIsGlng amidst the storm.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
a.N.stV0K.S NOTICE.

ttIEE' r'-5auorinIry on TIE estAfr ui aobi
Il y untiu, Itcrt-"l, w"Ty grtnrc! Il
g., uur!' r-.-".'i "n Inr iafh tAN al Aprl!,
- UN The Probate c"urt ell Lafayette. County
NJ, Il
Al p..-"n- having claims aEalnS. SAID estate
Hre required 10 -&lubii them to me tor a~,luuance
Witti" "it" Year Iit-T the du;e OF -aIi leItxI-, or
HEY may hv pI,rl.';-'i from any Benefit ui such
r-air: 4u1t IL 7ac.I claims b" not exhibited with
ia i"" Years from tie tate oil SAID letters, thew
viii he iuirveT barred.
JOSEPH r. SMITH.
ItE%Hi tAeCUtor-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
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ont q! "A SOW -r D.. and NJ n,l,t T., r..L.
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rnl,t,fx t.. ,r,L.., $780,,
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: W. Missouri m- t,w T., m,u,.. ,,~ .,,,.
nIight wuhnu, ,pu,r .,r,,,, =, ,
Der Ii. SANDER which ne rr,ur,,, r..,,t. rn
former editor OF thus ,.,l,cr vh,,h r.,ul,.I +,
his death. he might r,ur,,ber a., ,r, ,,n,,
rrcer : n4isrlsI!v filthy ISLANDER ,xb..,t ,utr..
al against anaini,trr az Ih, ,n-..i ,nd an horur
able gentleman. y,rat h.r.,..r Ia, r,pl.u,J T., l.,
= democratic caudIdate f,t 4 irrrl. Office, ",
wish l." uotlct par;!,uluI, upr. rv, f..r,. O.,
his editorial
''lLrrr Wa some rNru,r ~. .r,t.,rr ,,r .
r"bun'i'an WA" voted Against htIn. Dat roIr for
,r,rat htcaII.. i,s ,nr IN" W H. H. :. ''ri ' w., - .
-fant how socI-l and 1~u~inr-, matters ,,uli 10,
N.n, n"!I',alt rom "l,','- lhr PAPER already
nothing iuor. tnnn = rrr,> ,f ~. -. ,,n.> ~
wr.Nlil tak, tnr, 4 sentence 81; # Inn ..rn.r.
ws'.or,r excuse, As Thought. for Il r.ruI.r,p
whn yu;ed against Hmm lam, u.,n ,,r ..,.
cIat ". rrei ,nrtru- IL. know how no ,,..I,..
tni~ To- hi, 90. uc h,.,,,
d,>yra,si TN, ,i,n,cr,r,r ,,.,r -
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body -" To l.oln, cu; ,nc ,,no ,r ..,,. ,r.
sentence ina, ~, ,,y. c,,, ,,.,,i D.. .,. a..
statement. IVA. f., ,r.,.. ,l.. ~
rr,.s,,r ic,..,tr So, ,- .,..t
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wonders have n,,.f ~ ,.,,-,.-
with The qu,,,f,, IN nan. I'm, ,f;..y L.r. vr,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
TO fARNERS
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pEIiENH g. HAT H. press
ID -huUl! 1--we, "Gri t'Ht IT." |>.x-
tanners should -tr Umal IN
hhv" 10 sett them. / N.lI -l1v sHES@S2AA
that | have Mrinnr lriIn- anV N..D.u-
fi"ws; hI'p"H. nsrt.m iuy AMI tNan'-
Su sA>: Wer, '"r. ca 'ry ami Western
k"ilng emf Ntikms e. ~ ,t"r-. irowu tu'i
CI.lnuN Corn flanl-rs, viii riIr,k low 'ntm-
pi"m Euck,y e huu Wont Hrr er-, Ma" II a.
Nrs - Carr, ~r"ii, Nichols iui ~:rIhcr't
I'M" her; BAN and Mitchell Wagons. ih'~"
goo,!- are not the lowest priced. hut are cheap
est III lie end. All the leading iaIlurrs know
they arc the best machines mad- Ia The tnIIr,i
States Come ana buy tarIu Uf
apI2sm3 JOS HODk,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-28
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ADMINISTRATORS xyritE,

EiTtIt> OF ADMINISTRATORS IN ii., ,.,Ii. ni
II Mary ~fiE'r, iuC' seed. N,I" ]-rtul,i g.. ;H.
Undersigned uu IN" ..,h .inl ~ \ry-I. i-,T As
III. Probate c"uii"i Lafayette county. Missouri
M r'V-uns hANIuE cltIm- AGAIN I = .'!t fa'S
are required to eEEIhlt lh-iu iu 49," tor Hl1auftr. e
wlIltn one year alter HE r'iic II -tii ur.l,l. az
they may he pTrrIuitG tom nnS h"n"tt 81 men
estate; and If such clurIu- lie nor exhibited WITH
in two yeaIs from the date ct Eaui ur!er rii,,
Will DC uIvSri bnTcf
JOHNSON WILL NN.oN.