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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

In New York t1tr a 5leCtablc family I,Ays
81 .Seo annually Tor the rent of a house. 4 ply
sIcIan charges from three 10 five dollsrs for 4
sim-l- Wilt and furnishes no MEDICINE. In the
country 1t ir"qn' nifty requires a long ride and
great inconvenience 10 obtain a physlcian, and
when found IL may not be able to procure the
proper remedies. The mos; abe and IN
failing rem-it the world has ever seen, anu one
which - endorsed by all physicians. is now
placed within the reach Of every t.mily, where
II eau always Ne Kept for immediate use. Dan
ger arises from delay one dollar or ffty cent?
Invested IL ocntsur Linlneut will last . family
a year. There is no pain which II Will not re-
lieve, no swelling it Will not subtus, wound il
Will not heal. or lameness il will not cure. 1t
heals burns without = scar and renders ne bites
OF snakes aud the stIngs of bees lnuoIious.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
stockholders Meeting.

There Will lie a meeting of the stookhold.
.rs Of the Lexington InlelllCsncer Printing
and Publishing Company, al the Office OF
said company, IN Lexington, Mo. on Monday,
March II. ISL. ,tdj T.. ALLEN, Sec'y.
Executors and Administrators.
Your attention IS called to action 10, article
>. chapter ;. page ST.. vol. /. Wagner. Ms
sour statutes, given below
Every executor and adm n~I-tratur shall file in
the Office OF the clerk Of the court having vro-
bate jurisdiction, the atn'tavif OF the publisher
or editor OF the paper IN which such executor
OF. administrator shall publish amy notice which
Is required by law 10 be published in n newspaper
within sixty days after the same shall be maize,
except notice OF final settlement, which shall
be lied Al the time OF making such settlement,
with IA copy OF such advertisement annexed,
stating the number aud date Ut the paper. IN
which the same was published.
SAML J. ANDREWS,
II Clerk Probate Court
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
WHY 90 YOU SHAkEp

The majority Of the people in hi, section VIII
be pleased 10 learn that J. W. Wood Co, the
presen; proprI-tors oil Dr. Shernnsn'. Maiari-
fuxe are now putting /. up IN ssSenty-lvs cent
bottles As we'll as a dollar and y half Is hereto
fore. 10 those who have used the Malarirnge,
II i, not necessary TO say = word IN It's behalf;
but TO those who shake IN ignorance Of 1t We
Will simply say. Try 1t. No ether medicine 10
required as 1t is u combined Tonic, .Alterauve,
ta,hartie, Folerifuge Antt-PeTiodic and Choio-
gogue. IL srntralize. HissrratIc poison, re-
stores the Liver and other diseased organs 10
their natural healthy condition, thereby thor
oughiy rradIcatIng The disease. For sale by
Jel7 mi J. QCARLES i co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
A Car Load of Syrups.

Messrs. Duukel Brothers made the largest
purchase OF Syrups, 3 few days since, ever
made by any merchants In Lexington. They
bought an entire car load direct from the
manufacturers. Parties desiring this article
In quantities Will do we'll to call on them, a.
they can offer extra Inducements In both
quality and price. mems
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
K. K. K. K. K. K. K.

Mr.. g.. VI. putu"ud APPEARED IN the city
Wednesday morninS as premouitory symp-
tom OF the kon'lng. k"nhtne. Randall.
k"nIc, huriou> koIuedy ~honpsny. SKATER
'n- handDlli, aud ksri~, anal visiting print
lng Offices and stores IN The interest OF the
sad Kendall komedy komp,Hy. There 10
t week Of grand entertainments approach
Ing. such ~ seldom kunc - far west as Lex
lnoton. These entertainments will kolp-
mence Al iiarIn0.ta Han on the evening OF
VI ndav. the l2ti INST, AMI kuntimue one
woeh, with q new Programme every even
inG. and tickets should he prokur,i before
n4nt u ;Ionne!i 4 Lee : bookstore.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
LEGISLATIVE.

-
Senator "upeS' Oh h''"h' is' "eih'sdaE.
introduced " IL important oii' requiring All deeds
l." be ubs'iaS'ei upon 'ho oooAs before being
recorded. lhis ehauiins any person /" Trace the
eiie 10 any i"I OF piece 81 'ah' Win comparative
ease . ~ wa MA J." s@'e '"a' pe
ihao- in 10" OIL iah'' He'ia4"eh' nh"er the rev
nue. Ia"
Senator Ron" Introduced NH making silver
com u LEGAL tender IN Missouri
Senate hl!i No ipl' i"f 'he protection OF lay
plyrrr ana p"f'hA'e''' was .uh-n up shd e
ieAttn.
Inc piii authorizing tHe proper f'iin"! oHlc"rs
to submit 10 the Vo'eis propositions 10 increase
Tue "nnuai LEX . 'eh"oi purposes anu iT
erecting SCHOOL "su7ss'"- i"'" over informally.
MI ii"r"'ihah' ''AnA'h' 'hlfo"h'ei . niII
in the house 10 sinsni ne law III relation 10 n-
chanlcs LIENS Inc OH provides ina tls per
sou u.Sins ID necis''IcA lisn Tor "oih i"ne OF
iha'et'St i"t'''S"e'' s"ai' give zen HASe n"ilcr
oil MS mention b. 10 10 10 '"e person Ion WHOM
u "oiH'7 a'hs' u ""'"i Ii 'ha'ei'Al j,
furnished
Inc o'' giving "'let keeper. !ieh eli ne
DasS-s- OIL guest" was lost
MIR Russell .i's''!n'" Vi me committee OF
federal relations. 10 whom wa referred house
'''" - ~ 'o''""'hs s"I>'''"'e'
""'e" "A' Aa"p'rS
where's great inconvenience hHa l"'1'"se
= ~ ~ 'hnH' u "'''IA0|" h'""e'H! ca
. :" 'he p'essn' III" eA'e i ''Al 10
oA'S'' "AA'"H s '"' ~ u"''''
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"sa'hs' Tue III county
'n'it'"'e ne
= d" no A0N's efi
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
BoscHEEsGERmAN SYRUP can now

be purchased right ut hLIne, IL 10 the most sue
cessinl preparation ever introduced TO our peo-
pie. 1t works like 4 charm in all cases Of Con-
sumption, P~nrunonia. Hcmurrhages, Asthma,
severe Coughs, Group and all ether Tsroa, and
Iung Diseases. No uerSon has ever used this
medicine without getting immediate relief, yet
there are a great many poor, suffering. skeptI-
cal persons going ABOUT our streets with a sus-
pic!ous cough, and the voice OF
coming from their lungs, that will no, try it. Ii
you die, II IS your own fault. rs you can 70 10
your Druggist. Theo. Gossw sch anu get a Sam
pie Bottle tor " cents and try il; three doses
will relieve ANY case. Regular size only seven
ty-nSe cents. j~anl;cow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
MAEsHAIL.. Mo. Feb. 18th, 1857
o SEEDS.

We wish 10 inform tn" people Of the county AMI
city that We vii again have on hand IN \ short
time, a vrv iarSs lot "t I+andre,h's Garden
S"e'.s IN papers and IN bulk. which Nc assure
sou are ,h- most reliable ,-cds IN The market,
and We viii sell them lower than any bu,iy els.
can .-lI so0i seed. Buying them n large
qnantiir, rnaDlra US 20 10 So: TO gardeners, We
say come and 5ce our prices before sending youl
order east ana tor those that l:r-i.r Them, We
will have iarc' stocks u f%-rry'- aud Briggs
iir', ~""'i,. Look 10 vour interest ,ui give Vi.
q Gail. Va. ii, Nam street.
VERY respectfully.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
G. a. & .T.DUNkEL
GROCERS.
Corner Nam and Laurel Streets.

Cod Fish. Tinkers, Blosters. Salmon. Hal
hut. Potomac Roe Herring, &C.. chesp.
We have the largest stock Of Fish ever
brought to this market, and a. We bought
direct from the great New England Fisher.
srs VIZ can sell lower than any other Srocs.
In this city buys.
II. G. A. q. J. DUSxEI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
BREATHING mlAsma WITHOUT INJURY

There l. no ezasseratinn IN the statement, that
thousands OF persona residing from one years
end 10 snVtder IN fever and Hgue regions on this
Continent and elsewhere, breathe air more or
'ts' 'mpI+sustei with IIiasfu4, without Incur
IInh The disease, slnply and only because tn'y
are in TIC habit Of using iIostetter's StDm tch
b'tcis . preventive. thas frequently hap
Psned. un't The fac. ia, been amply Infested by
the btrtic. themselves. that persons surrounded
On al a'drs hy neiSub0rs suffering the torture.
NJ lhI7 shissrinS and turning plague. have ell
JOY Ell ab-o'ur- Immunity from It, thauks ~ tho
protection nfiOriei bv tina BIt,srs. Sor is that
Standard 'Iii-irDri!e cordial !rss eh1cacIuus in
ienlc!ying IMAM III preventing chile uuI lover.
bilious i~inIitrit.. g.i JI.uIiers Of n kindred
typ- i'keG hrtw-en the parUIysms, II syerii-
~ n~!tIgAies !i.eir vI"IrEC-. -ui eventually pre-
vents their recurrence These lAct,. consuuc-
lls J established b. evidence, appeal with pc
cw'isr force to travellers aud svJDuluers ~ maI-
sTi"us districts. mcG3-ln
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
OlsehIn JnteIIissnfrr.
SHORTS.
heavy ram las, Thursday

wines an" NquoiH ~ Nv @
81. punkrFs. !"
About Two lh'ns' . ! '"'" '|i "a"
ihlrsdaS hiSht.
TIE nrst jury IN lie the'Ps case 'toou : -
4-the "e'"s i"i a'i"''''
k". Anderson Is fapi"! h'''s up "'
lumHer yard on Cedsr street
hehuAl No"heu' 1884, ,nS- -..
Tue evenings Il : o "
us'"u
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port Tue wheat as Delhs III h''"
condition.
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cave, m,a. south NJ, wu,.-,r Tbur.,,y
y.roh s,b r haul or ,oo1 farm bor,s.
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inalF'ss'' maui " 'ns" "''"'" unity "'s'
ho~ III ''"e VI e"c" 'e''nioh'es' !" tue
oLice Vi TUE iecpl'Ei u ufe"s vi the county,
uhoer penhi'! OF ui'! do'isr' me TOT every
lalinfs 10 comply Win me law. We write
this LOT 'he pro'ect'oh OF lhsse gentlemen,
as We nave oo'er'ei III huhthg mp Items,
tha' the la" IL ireaoestis uisregarded, ana
~ d report D! such HTg'ect might entail
IFouole on Tue person s"itS ollI
Saline county democrat: Mr. j. 4. Mat
thews' manager OIL the Mlss"uri Publishing
company. departed recently LOT Lexington.
where MS company are al present engaged
IN mapping Lafayette county. Nr. Nj. has
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors .ud
iuit-cretl"n= OF youth. nvrvoCs weakness. early
loss OF manhood. &c, | will send =
recipe that vii! cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE.
Thu. great remedy wat discovered by i missions
ry IN south An.rlc4. send q sclf-adire.sed en-
veiop. 10 the Rev. JOSEPH /. INNAH, station
Bible House. New York. uUv25-em
The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put Together by medical science for
Rheumatism, wounds, Sw,lI!ngs, Burns, Catsd
Breast. &c, 10 the C.nt.ur Linunent. There are
Two kinds. What the White LInimeLt Is for the
human family. the stronger kint-whtch i. vel
low III color is FOR spawned. lame and s;raine1
horse. and animals. lbs I Cd, Cts are wonder
full. janls-sm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
Saline County'B Map.

Judging from the following certificates,
the Missouri Publishing Company have Civ
en- The people Of Saline county avery correct
aud excellent work In their atlas OF that
county, aud as the company are now com-
piiing = silnilar work for this county, We
hope they will meet with a liberal Response
from our people:
MARSHALL, SALINE Co, Mo. Feb. rs, -.
We, the undersigned, members 0! the
county court, and Off rers of Saline county,
do hereby tender to the Missouri Publishing
Company our unqus'HeG approval Of their
atlas map Of Saline county, which has b.eu
Completed aud delivered to subscribers du-
ring the last sixty days, the maps being very
correct. and the work il, in material, artis-
Tic merit and thorough workmanship, fully
up TO our anticipatlou>.
A. +. BROWN, County Judye.
JAMES K. DAVIS, County Judge.
GEORGE RHoADs, COUNTY Judge.
y. Il Ross, County surveyor.
JAMES II. Irwin. County As.e..or.
K. II. WILLIS, Sheriff.
W. l.. boyer, Recorder.
W. ;. JACKSON, County CLERK.
w. W. WALKER, Collector.
J-P. Marlin, Treasurer.
+. '. GARRETT. Circuit Clerk.
MARSHALL, Mo. Feb. 18Th, 1877.
j. A. MATTHEWS, Manager Of the Missouri
Publishing CO.-D-ar Sir have no hes
ttancv in complying with your reque,t TO
certify Ia the correctness Of your alta. map
OF Saline county. as | have examined every
section and quarter OF land in the county,
and lind your mapa very correct.
Respectfully.
I. =. LEWIS, Dep. Assessor. Saline 60.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

vits OF DAVID Bl0rhsr-A boy.
- In Pleasant Prairie. recently. 10 the wife
OF Ar John \.eI-. siri
- In THIS cI,y. February 2-lE. 10 tie vile OF
Mi. James Ei-!.r-r hoy.
TOMB
ni-i-In Arrow Rock, Wednesday. Feb. LIST.
"t cancer in til" mouth Mr.. JOHN 4 JONES.
aged 6e years.
-! n MARSHALL; Mo Friday. Feb. a;rt ls'5.
Mrs EMMA l. Wnun>u>. VII" Of William
r. NOni>on, agcI about % wears. she WAS
buried on saturday at Wnv-riv cemetery
- In LAY t.wnsnIp, LaElayrttr COUNTY,
- Ia tnt- c'y, Marcn LIST. 81 consumption,
LAURA. ~i''lrve,. " 70 or NJ. John r.. Arinii.
IA rue iNSntE n'n'h E",l 81 her az. TIE
ing, from IN" Methodist church
IN "a-llnGi"n ,n"nsiIp. l.farett. cur
" febrr4ry ;:'h. Mr.. DEBORAH tl.Ei.I-
WOOD wItr"i Sir { Lee Bradley aged SWEAR,
: ;nou'h7, ami IL days Her remains were
buried in Hncpsl"h crm-rer. IA tins ritv linus
,'sE lat. MI, ~iraiI"E "as a daughter "t Nj
~ti'ri Hair. Of this CITY. she leaves II husband
an1 NV, mali children. one All infant 10 iays
old She va h"l"Teh by mauy friends
- 4 has la" rs-l!cEce. neIr thl, place. m
TLur,dav March 1t. ut ! 0'.lorL. a III nf
consumption. tEI!X GEUNUY Ynl\,,. IN
Tue 1"ih yer "l ais "ge
Thus has passed '"Gy. N ir'- early Inaun""t
one OF the .mtst mon IA InEave;;, county
Born Of a nvhlr sir, Whose gray halr. are now
bowed with ORION. he never did an act To
make that lIt.cr blush 10 own hun ~ MS son.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

Woven by hand, Of the manufacture of the
wOrld-renOwned manufacturer, 4. QUINET &
co. Lyons, France, made expressly for us,
HAVING OUR NAME WOVEN ON EACH PIECE, a
guarantee that they are made of PURE SILK,
Best Material and Color. Ladies who desire a
Black Silk Dress, fit for a queen to wear, will do
importation arrives.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
III r ALTAR
tn r CRADLE

MrriIei-In tLis county, t-bIuary iIfh. lev
Rev J { ~ita"kleinr,i. Mi HENRY NORRIS
anI NIss 4 ~ KIDD
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03
CITY AND COUNTRY.

W.
J. 4. GIAitItS ( 90.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-14

consider any evidence not presented
by the Nice-Pre-ident to the JOINT con
ven;ion of the two houses Of Congress
except AS to the ineligibilily of +. &.
Humphreys, one of the Hayes cleo
tars, and by a like vote, decided not
10 receive or consider rs evidence, the
action of the Florida State govern
ment Subsequent to the casting Of the
electoral vote Of the State for Hayes
and Wheeler by the Radical electors
on the 9TH of December, notwith-
standing said State government had
acted in all is branches, Legislative,
Executive and Judicial, and with
such vigor ahd effect rs TO demonstrate
to the world that the FLORIDA canvass
ing Board had perpetratcd a palpable
and outrageous fraud in counting and
tabulating the vote Of the State.
The decision was rendered too, in the
face of the notorious fact that o quo
,cd,rutto had been filed against the
HAYES electors before they met in the
State electoral college. We have al
WAYS understood that court has pie
nary power when dealing with ques-
tons Of fraud, that where Il fraud was
10 I've prevented ur Pu"ishea UT the
effects OF fraud arrested, that the or
binary technical rules of law had TO
bend TO the accomplishment of the
purpose, but here we have the Repub-
can Counsel before the Electoral Com
mission planting themselves upon the
validity of the electoral vote of Flori-
da as certified by the carpet-hag
governor, Stearns, Notwithstanding
that certificate, closked and sanctifed
a base mdeniabe and ,mdisputed fraud
so charged by Democratic counsel, 80
decidedly by a competent judicial tri-
bunal of the State, so recognized by
the Legislature of the State, SO certi-
fed under the great seal of the State
by the Governor thereof, and we
blush with shame for, and Indignation
at the Radical party--pot denied-by
the Radical managers before the Com
mission, and TO save their party from
the effect of its well merited and over
whelming defeat Mt the polls, the ma.
jority of the Commission span the in
famous fraud and sanctify the terrible
crime by refusing eridence-thus shut
ting the mouth of inquiry, gagging
truth, and stultifying reason. Louisi-
ans, with her sinuous Wells, with his
ways, next
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-14
Letter From Hogs Falls.
HoGGs FALLS Feb 10, Is

hOGCS ALLs req l., 1911.
Editor Herald.
The revival at Equality church was
brought to q clone last week, but not un-
til twenty or more were converted. Du>
ring the revival, Rev. w. W. Cook, OF
Hartford, occupied the pulpit few days,
and preached to large congregation
Thanks to Bro. Cook for his able ser.
none.
Matrimonial fever is still raging.
On Thursday LIST inst, the marriage OF
V. ?. Brown, to Miss N. J. James, was
witnessed at the residence of the bride 6
father, Samuel James. The noted bach.
elor in this vicinity. Mr.. S L. Fulkerson,
is visiting several young ladies We be.
lieve he intends to marry if he can.
Mr. L. NJ. Stateler and family, starts
to Missouri, this evening, where they ex>
pect to make their home. We regret
that We have to give them up Mr..
Stateler is one of our best citizens while
bis wife isvery kind and intelligent.
Mrs. Bette Bell, of Rockport is spend.
ing few days in this vicinity with rela>
tives and friends.
The farmers are very busy burning to-
bacco beds and sowing seed. We be>
lieve they aim at large crop of tobacco
this year.
During the revival some of the young
ladies would go to church with one, and
forget, and go home with some one else.
We reckon the boys will soon get over it
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-02-14
Provisions and Produce--Rctan

NorE These quotations are to DO under
stood as purely KETAIL, and made TO ever the
smallest possible quantities. Purchasers will
find upon trial, that the margins asked by our
Hartford GIocsry Merchants. in wholesale
quantities, axe ss small az any town in Ken
tucay.
Wheat has an upward tcndancy.
Good--NO / wheat sells readily for
one dollar per bushel.
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New Stage Line From Beaver
Dam to Greensboro.

Leaves Owensboro every Monday and
Thursday at 7;30, a. m. by way OF Ma
son,ille, Pleasant Ridge, Buiord, Beda
and Hartford.
Leaves Beaver Dam, Mondays and
Thursdays at 40, p. IN, returning the
same route.
For freight or passage, apply to John
$. Vaught, proprietor of the Hartford
and Beaver Dam Stage Line, or TO j. F
Rice. cor. Fifth and Criltenden streets,
Greensboro, Ky.
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Hartford is connected with each train by
stage at Beaver Dam twice a day.
These traiLs connect at ElIabethtown with
the Louisville and Nashville and Great South
ern Rail Road trains for all points on their
main line or any of its branches. With Ow-
ensbero at Greensboro Junction, and at Nor
tonville with the st. Louis and Southeastern
Rail Road to Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville or any point on the :. +. r. r.
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ESTRAYED.

Taken up by A. C. Ellis, living two
miles North of Hartford, near the
Hartford and Greensboro road, one
White-roan Cow, about six years old
next spring, and valued by Sam'l.
l.. Baird, at fifteen dollars. Said cow
is marked with crop off the right ear
and the lias of her horns are sawed of,
and besides the right horn droops a
little. Given under my hand this
January, LIST, 1877.
T. l.. ALLEN, j. p. o. G.
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InIIJs for Sale.

A tract Of one hundred and flty-seven
acres near W. c.. Rowan's, about one
half mile from the Hartford and Liver
more road, about five miles from Liver
more. There are about sixty acres OF
cleared land under fence. \ dwelling
house which needs some little repairs,
tobacco barn, stable. crib, DC. 1t is all
upland, well timbered with popular and
oak. Will sell on fair terms. For
terms or other particulars, call on or adj
dress, ]. 2. BARNARD, Beaver Dam, Ky,
or J. P. BARRETT, Real Estate Agent,
n5-tf Hartford XIV.
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