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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
SWEET SPRINGS.

W. n Blown and Leslie Msrmaduke have
each erected beautiful cottages al the Springs to
he used as summer residences.
There Is an intimation gwen out that the
EIack water river is to be SO improved as 10
permit the passage OF small boats from here to
the NJ Alister Springs.
York is progressing rapidly on the fair
grounds The t.sck being made Is an excellent
one. The directors express IT, inse,yes as con-
fd. OF having II grand success this fall.
The Springs have been during the past week
favored with the largest number Of regular
guests j, has yet enjoyed Two hundred and nifty
has oeen The daily average and yet there is a
cry for mors room.
From forty to sixty tntants ca" DE sf~E at
almost any hour Il the day di>p"rting themselves
upyn the brautiiul bluegrass sward. and during
the night If yoI can rrocur" a favorable posi-
ton the same li,t,e te!iaws can be heard div
porfing their mamss and nurses
Among the guestr tins week We noticed A. r
sbspleigh, Esq j. A. } Adsrfon, 4. b ar
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The state democratic convention Of OHIO met
at ulumhus last Wednesday J. r Mckinney
was made president and " : iif"wu -"rrrta-
~. Il I!,eh"p, Of Hamilton county, was
nominated for gov" rn"r On the >iN'h ballot.
Tie resolutions renew li"iE' vt devotion III III"
Union nn! cOnstiiWri"u. NIth amendments;
declare A. r-s' utrIi - thu pr"s'Ivat.n!. g: nee
government u faithful adh.rrn'" /" the !Uii"N-
ing princIl,lc. strict com. ru"rIou ut iiuHl" iUie.
supI .nn.cy 4 cIvtl over military p"w'r. s'l'l-
ration OF chmci. and state; equality "l all "itI-
grns IL. lore the law Liberty e.! ImdiVrtutl action
unv,I'd by simllunry iaw~; absolute acIulrs-
c-ncc ~ ia" lawfully oppressed VIII %! III"
I majority opposition e, all subsidies; rrc-eTSa
tIn. al rutitc !ande to .ic 40. 81 actual settlers;
maintenance. nni p"ri"ci.ug 81 inr common
school system. They 20 On - rialr O.it the
dc,truc;lun of the Industry Of Tie rpuHuy and
the rauycrl1m "i Labor are HE inevitable fruits
! 1T yirious laws enacted 10y thr republican party
/ so .Iy VIC tIrnani The Gmurti ATE repeal OF
tie II umurian n"I. dsnouncr - an outrage
unnn tlr rights Of IT," ."ot." rm.tctmrmts de
mnnetizns silver; ,irnaud tie rN-'agc If i law
which shall restore To silNcri:- IIpi.c!.rE p0"cr
favor thu retention III I grrcubaak currency as
I'll. best PAPER MONEY we hay" t,ld au,l declare
against a.ly further contraction; congratulate
the country uinn ill.,. h.r -ptamce by the admin
~lstration ola constitutional h,t pacific policy
of local self government IN tmt siate5 s"uth
faqyr ! farm tor revenue only FAVOR the IS.u,
NV .hr general government alone OF all cIrcuta,
ting medium wI.iHer .apcr ar metallic, to he
always OF equal tender AID nI".c2nver1thle con
denim the acts q; ;h.. t.urral o1n ,nisti .t!"H IL
: using tr""ps Ia interiors 2iih elections auC
other political affairs OF the state M" .."Fnrjtn'
; iionuI. unlawful and nniu-tiiahle and d-eirm.
tive al tn RIGHTS az the i.""pl" At'i State Az
: ICoa u,un tie Inauguration 81 L. u. HAYES Il
the rIsh "n!c" OF prc-iient, IN spite 81 ii major
ty OF The electoral and popular vote gwen tc
samuel J Iiiiru, 10 ttE IHH-f dangerous en-
rrvaCuTuent upon the pOr.'s! rights tintt lts
ever been Attempted il th'= o. a,.y other tree
country \ repetition o. the fraud VIII ..@t -
ipLtIatCt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
HERIFF' SALE.


/ armcrs' SAVINGS Bank
".
James l. Ennis.
Dh virtue ui n special execution, issued iron
u the Office nt the clerk OF thr II.culI court oi
Lafayette county. Missouri, IN favor OF + srmcTe
savings Bank, and AGAINST james l.. Ennis, I,
me directed, and rr!uTmabie TO the August term
ls.,, OF sIlu court. | VIII ON
SATURDAY, THElsIE DAY OF AUGUST.
Isl, between the nourS OF nine u'clnck IN thr
forenoon and iiyr u'cl0Ck N the afternoon 81
sand day. ami III front at thr courthouse door
IN tn. CITY OF Lexington. ~ Lafayette county
Missouri, during tn. session OF the circuit c"ur'
pf sad county, sell publicly, by auction. Il
TN highest bidder. Tor cash IN hand, all tn
right, title, interest, clam amt estate vi the sac
JaInrs |. Ennis, Defendant IN said execution
in and to the iO.lowir. described real estate
situate. living and helng in III" county ui Latay
cite and state oil Missouri, to-wIt Tn" cas-;
halt 81 the northeast quartr: at the souIhwc-
quarter OF section fifteen 40. IA township nifty
one tjll, ct range twenty four go, c"utalnInl
twenty t2UD acres NOR" OF les
GIVEN under my hand. tins 10Th Jay of July
49,. GEO NJ MOUHIJoi,
lulVnS-fi sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

HTOTICE is nereuv given TO all creditors snd
X o,hers ,cterested in the estate of Elizabeth
PEARSON. deceased, tina. the Undersigned, ad-
settlement oi ssid estate NJ the November term,
ls77, of the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri, To be begun and held at the courthouse
Il, ,ue .iIv of Lexington, on the first Monday in
November, 49,. JESSE +
julI2e-Sw Administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

It appears that Mr.. Pender. NJ. p.
ha, succeeded in etfecting 4 practical
consolidation OF the Direct cable com
pany with the Anglo-American, thus
putting Geographic communication with
the old world under the control OF a
monopoly. Unless something is done
70 defeat the pooling scheme by which
tnis measure has been carried out, we
may .ook for the re-establlShment OF the
rates which prevailed before the laying
OF the French cable.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Disd-Sear Grcenton. IN Clay township.
LAFAYETTE county,. Mo 81 u cong"atlve chill
ALIEN ANDER BERRY, aged - years. cyntiiI-
copy
- Near Independence, Mo. at the residence
OF John y. southern, Esq July %, after a
painful and protracttd illness of more than two
years. Miss SALLIE A. ALLEN, in the Both
year of her age.
Her suferings Were great, but she leaned
upon a friend who nerer fails IN time OF need.
'.rh. Lord is my .%sheperd, l shall not want
+. T. LEE.
-In Lafayette county, Mo. lhLrsda.
evening, July 10Th, JESSE III lhs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
Personalities.

Wednesday.
Mr.. T. l.. Bleeding anu vie f''"i"'' "''
from sweet springs.
Mrs. "A. l. "in'"t anne III -"
u visit last wednesday
The wicked parhSraihets aA> w."
iIton Is sparkling achurz.
Narrow bands oil pn'A 'eN"
hair are very fashionable.
Charley Homer was III low"
among his friends and relatives .r.,..
far5"n "rAE' ]"
FIshback We're in town Mohi"''
Major bitwitt anu N'ssI'' u
Jn". Kelly w'r" IN toxin '"'S'",
MrS.J h'h'" ''' n : "''
ed visit" iitf SISTERS III ..-
!Sn' IL ABOUT 'ih' 40
SPIRIT I" be "t'''hS - Nv ant,
WI ""'
badly whiie walking "o"' ""
MISS Jessie '""""H' = ! wv NY
seminary. Is Vis'''"s Al VT axe ,,.
My. ia!inas"' general Huf'''"'' -
Pacific railroad, WASH town H'7'e''N
Mr. George shelby 'Al''" 10 see vs. ~"
tie reports crops III h"e' ''""'' : 49, -, ~.
Geo. h"">' EST : one u II
county, """''e' us MI" . ~
h'SstH. Lane Long i" , 7 '''''' ! y ! ', ~
Miss Lon Bail, OF RtrhInrul. returned home,
ru,.I,, evening, from "A visit to TRENDS ui tins
,.,uriy
Mr. r,b-,t Garth. a prominent rlitIrn oil
,,,r,,ri, t,.I L,-t ,,rurI,, ,,t cuutr-ttuu OF
,r. r,n
LAX u
has hr-n visiting his brother. 4. KultscnuldI,
in ms civ
III tn'S "a lar -,,,nr
uvl, WAS "A yvunE lady asking capt. Conner for
9, lock of his hair.
Mis-. Mary DeMnt,r l. getting BITTER. W.
h,r, to hear bv nrNi week That she i~ sniI!vN
| ont of danger
Miss Maria Wood retained Iura,!ty morning
| from A visit 10 Colunhia and = pheasant ,uJuUrn
,t.w,.t ,rrin,s-
>y,n Adam, he founder OF the express bust
ness .yrry seriously III at hls residence ur
N.t.rtnyyp Nus.
u,y,r u,r-h,u - sitting M. Int l., euIl to
-, -, .,,,, .rd .,,.nd IA business. HI
a,,,cL was, very severe one.
"''"~N
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

y We mentioned last week that Mr..
Hayes haI made exceptions in his civil
service rule in favor OF Messrs. Filley.
Mccormick and others. it is no more
than fair that We should state that this
iutcntinn has been r~cconsidered, and
accordingly FiI.ey, of Missouri, Cum
back. OF Indiana. RUE. of Tennessee.
and Moves. of Ohio, have resigned as
memhcrs of the republican national
committee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

khedive Ismail has gone back on ia" = In"r'chn
officers in his army and nearly ali 81 th"tn hav"
been dIscI. arged and are returning hom". 'r"n
LorIn6, howcv-r. who h,- rendered such val
rabIe and IN the organization and iIacIpiining nj
the Egyptian Amy, VIII retain III position.
The Kiediy- is now wholly untcr fn2'i>i! m
nueace. and English military R,cn VIII take tle
places made vacant by the dismissal oil the
<r,.rfrnna
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
TIL ALTAR
THE CRADLE.

Msrriel-Near Columbus. sunday, July II.
MIR. EDWARD REYNOLDS. of MayvIew. IL
Miss -JENNINt;~, Of Greenton.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

" !
~ .
80 "
80
'' ~ " IS n
"'' ""'' -" VI N"7s ', O rt IN 4
'o"n"S ''"'' III ~ =. va 1,"f' > III" as.o-
"'.' "A !" '">' "I,' ry hest ami
-, can ne 'ouRht.
H"' superior Iu"'ity
''N' bb"cc' anu cigars
Jtupr ISL anu INV
groceries, ana al most
CaSi'. Ai7o' h''@' s""'H'
" - A. i"ee''a' "a'AS. ho7t'
" 'niihllAiIN III receipt 81 s"p''5
~ ' In irenl. anu "a all purchases
" N ne manager Is thahi'i 10 "heF
W. Dweet figures. hlv" hih 4 call.
mt seulIn. WAN ana lrult can, 90 10
" operative store Inc manager Will
1SAe =" asure IN showing goods whether h- sells
="
! AZ ACCIDENT
Mr. Richard WnymAn met with II serious ."'7
on yeateriiy, fue -dAyA2ith. lie was having
And lett II young man ABOUT 10 years Oh as' III
thr mower, 10 "ii'u were "''i|''' d" Il "a ""'
q horse, both ol winch We're always i"l"'r anu
went 10 the house ior something. "h'!r he WAS
gone tn. team got INT" II nest o! ouiiioi' oc'9
and yellow jackets. anu D"caiiIe uhiiiAIAsea-
BILE. lney ran some distance, throwing ia" 10y
of and hrulsIng him slightly hat rs ""i7e'
however. the horse ran and the mule ht!d Da'h'
and by some means hI- nina legs chilIr III con
tact with the sickle-bar. and "er" hoth cut Oh
just above The ietlock, one oil theih. IL 7eein7'
'"V or three tIm"7. Inc 7unet!hg'o OIL Tue amman
were ended hy shooting IL Il muir ''", -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
SHERIEE.S SALE.


Mary A LauSallu. ell al.
Bobt. t. Farrell. ct al.
DI VIRTUE uf IN order of sale, Issued from the
ID ofice OF the clerk OF the Iucuit court OF
SslInc county. Missouri, in isv"I ui May a
Laughllu. 10 l. LaUghiIn, Phrh" WhIIwurth.
Bcvtl N~hItwcTth. Mamie Il. teAgans, john
frngan>. Marv l.. Mcclure, Joseph / Farrell.
Elizabeth a Farrell, and WIN. l.. tnIr-Il,
plaintiffs. and against Rob- l. Farrell. Ulysses
q. Farrell, samuel I. cooper. VIM. z. Cooper.
susan +. Chambers. Joseph II. Chambers,
Martha Z. Cooper, John \. Cooper, Mary J.
Brown. Ber>aur Brown, Elizabeth \. 'reager.
Scott Crcager. Fluriuia D.tiav"n and James
p.lidven. defendants. 10 mr directed, and re-
turnahl" TO the august term. Isl, OF thc Laiay-
cit" Circuit Court, | viii. ON
SATURDAY. THE lSTH DAY OF AUGUST,
lStI, between thu hours OF nine o'riuck IN the
forenoon and live O'Clock in the afternoon 81 said
day. and IN front OF the courthouse door IN the
city oI Lexington, in Lafayette county, Nd -,
during the session OF the , ircult court of La
IaN-iie county. sell publicly, 10y auction,
I" the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, all th,
right, tIiIr, interest, claim and "stat, oiihe laid
plaintiffs and defendants IN sand urUer OF sale,
IN and To the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being in the county of LgiAv-
cite and stale OF Missouri, to-wIt The south.
east quarter of the northwest quarter. and the
northeast quarter OF IN" northwest quarter al
section one ~, in township iurty-eight tisl, oi
range twenty-fUur (2il.
Given under my hand, this cath day of July
ls11. GEO. VI. Mol STJpI
july2>td Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.

CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
IL D.Y-ArDu,I DTH. I-7-.
/ John Johnson "a. Beverly q Lee; eject
In,Ht, continued
: Sarah /. nrase, IS. + 9. tIournoy. - Al,
/. susan + for,ey a. -. Mar u. Eoyt,
et al; continued
1 Ethan Allen asnIgnet OF q Z A!TAhi'ieI
assignment.
) Lntnyrtt" county Va. Alsrai,, DAVIS - al,
ri,ctn1rnt, continued al p%l'sntii, COZ,
= Angus ". Reynolds - John II. l;"ynol"-
PARTITION. continued iul report.
: Rphrck Perry - RE 'art e. bi"t4o" At
acnm"n default amt continued
:. Joshua e Han vs. Ih"lpt- II EayI1ss
parinrreiii. c"liIHued tor report.
.. WIN b Majors VI. lhUisL- } Watson
cJ"rIInrui, bill al exceptions to ne uI''t.
Ia K N.n Meter AMI VIE vs. Hector A.
Cham, "i,rliuei,'. continued al Defendant. costs.
II Ilvlra I'"it-r I'll nj. - l!1gh"~, NH-="n
r. nj. To- ,"t aside d'"d. motion I"r ne" 'r'aI
pending
II. Wm. Llurlck -. Washington Johnson Ell
nj; prtrron IN equity, continued generally
IL. state u.s. l:r.wn y. c4ry OF Lexington;
Inland anus. continued Tor return
il. STAT" u-r Locke ei al, -. CITY OF l-Nlng-
ton; mahdumiI-, continued Tor return
sd bAy-AUGuST 7TH. Isl.
-. A. j Hall .,,isur- vi Duman x R-ayt~;
as-I gnIn"ui-
III Mary iI~drlrk vs. Isaiah Manour. prlr-
ton for dover, continued tJr IcI'DTt.
L I~alIyctt" county - DrM"tir q W liIs"f
county hun'i, continued generally
- Thomas a Webb assignee .! WIN. !
~ ivIT77,sem = ~ =" -. :. In..rh nan -, 81. =,
-rr aside deed, motion lDI new trial pending.
20. Amanda Warren 81 nj, v. Elizabeth Hen
= y y go i"., =, ~" ,..
divorce, default amt continued
5nD pAN-AU.U-I >Iu. I,17.
., I,.i.b p..v,- =. LGy.b.,h ptE.,- - al.
unTrIrInn. confirmed TOR r,,,,rr al -n.r5 com
-. Lu:lyrlie county W. uA,u- Ballard ri nj:
bond. continue generally
-. I,v Farrur -. Thomas Iuumpson: me
rA!n.C'S lien, riutloua writ.
a.. '|, -, ian "a - .n ~ " = ~, '"''i"
IL - Si"N''
iS'I'y : "I''' t,h,E >.n..,. IN
,rr,.,, a,l 20
Jur, '''n, 'onl'T"el EthrLHl's ..,.,
" nThS'm ', a. = II" Il
n ~, ","m S
u''"I''' continue" Al uei'h'"ht7 e"1ls.
Tin ~DAN-AJ"t.T "TH, l-I'-
8, John II stanley ". .Jo-.pb II. Il-brprr:
da,rar,. bond for c,-,- Ia Ia. ulcI
70 W,ntworth y. IItru DAVIS - nj
partition.
81. Thomas q. Grave ". Thomas = ikers,
on juISinrnt' urI'! Vi "'iehnai' 7u-se7ttu,
-. ""i'u' o'L' a" "a ''"''' "''"'S''
continue at dei."!%nt,a costs.
81 M"rIlitt a iiuhn.a w. ""Sef" hush's'
81 ha't II snap S"t''ld" = t"'''' p''''''
to cell land: continued Tor report
g.. JoEhF J GUN. : III. l.. stephens APP
peal continued at defendants costs
30 .a.n ,..,r,.a T,I,,,, u.,,s
-. D'""T1,,i"I,a br cnnn.rt ~ '
Z, lanes p F,rreII y, Thomas -. sizing
ton ct al not; leave given /" reply.
. Michael NJ. Robinson v VIM ! ~hackie-
ford, : notes; !.av, gwen to reply.
81. clinton! -. Lyons vs.. RISER NJ Lyons,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

IN, constitutional convention of
Georges. adopted 4 bill Of rights last
Saturday. 1t recognizes Al! races OF
citizens. ana pledges nj! protection in
tne5r right, 4. such. imprisonment Tor
debt and whipping for crime are pro-
h.bited. and the right OF changing the
constitution or torn of government is
declared to be the Inherent right OF the
people Of the stale solely.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
THE TOMB

Born-In Lexington. Lafayette county, We'd
nesduy, July 18th. Ia the vile OF 'oIlInu'iuit
WIN. r. Meta boy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

l. j, not about time that MIR. Hayes
clarion note OF ~''eNplanation" was greet
iuE The country ca the resumption and
silver ,iur>t."a>?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

eyes, said Packard tua New York reporter.
cit the president could change his cahln", and
put out Schnrz, Evarts. Devens and Key. and
put IN thcir places good republicans OF tile Old
srrt-Zach Chandler, for one-thc party would
get right up OF its feet agaI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Without Pam. Knife, ,%austlC, Llgatur. or him
uuEh radical and permanent cure.
cures Lung, Throat and all DcbilitalInG and
Blood Diseases hr III, only g"muIn" Oxygen ia
huiing prucc--. 1t elects ar, truly wunicriuT.
III" Doctor VIII be at III" city Hotel such days
a. shall be- s'ate! in the local columns OF this
paper.
Peters !" Mr.. {. .. crimes, J"wrler, Mr.. ".
q. MctdW.laul, merchant, and Others OF Len
ingtGn: AM! To- t.. \. tuss"ll, huuh-krt per,
tales y lrniA!, Wholesale dealers IN boots and
shoes. j. :. Porter, grocery -aicsluan, and
others oil Kansas City; II. ". kavcs, secretary
bridge COMPANY. LeavenwOrth, kan-a>; J W
Johnson. president stat Bank, Lawrence,
Kansas; W. " Phillips, grocer. W. W Camp
bell. ImPl, mrnt 'irAi"T, cured al HeiLOrriruls
which he had from infancy q u. Bowling, OF
Wyani"tie, cured OF pits uf twenty years
h tanding, ". Il. Barnett, banker, Iawatha
an-as, piles o; ten wears standing; senator r..
Morrill, cured OF piles and ii-tuli. All ti' fore
going, with hun'trrI- OF others, have been rnrr'i
by Dr. DaIly'a painless and nOn-surEIcai
method.
Call and 80" the Doctor; h" viii talk business
and cnTurHOn-seu~. Ia you: hc Will show ypu the
process h. usr, IN the treatment OF tn" n,hIlIta-
ting diseases named above. and explain the
viviIying effect al til" Oxygen inhal.nt "u the
blood and the air passage ui The system. see
his illustrated journal. mayI'-.!m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Two of the largest silk mills III Pattcr-
SON. \. j. have received orders from
rtri> Tor the manufacture OF special Ines
Ct >..h.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Though absent from his fellow sportsrnen, jim
Bennett is present with them in epirit. Tie
other day i csbie dispatch from him announced
an oG,r Of 500 cup to nc shot for 10y thu Mar
r4gansett Gnn Club. OF which he was lately
chosen president
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Railroad meeting N Bulls school
house, East Davis. next Saturday. Al
. y.Nek. Y III
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

That stability and confidence in bu-i-
ness circles promised Us By Carl Schurz
aud stewart L. Woodtord, in their bril-
liant ~hartngue- in Ohio last tall, condi-
toned upon Mr. HAYES election, are be
iug Unified 10y breaking banks. failing
merchant, and striking .aborerS. The
trouble may he. however, that Hayes
W. never elected. Their. Is something
IN that.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The rum0r that England is fitting out troop
ships for immediate service has been coniirrt-
ell. Three troop ships are to be ready, and Nv"
ar. under orders for the sth Of August. 1t Is not
known 10 what point these ships are to is SEM.
but the report is current that troops are to be
landed at Gall!po.i, a. the foot OF the sea OF
armor The truth probably is that th' ships
and troops al. TO be ready fof arv emergency
that may possibly oaaur, without II being drL-
mite as vet what use will oe iii tdf of them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

SILVER would be yrry welcome 10 the
striker whom hunger and want have
driven t. despair. but only gold is good
enough for Mr.. >herman> friends, the
i~.uI.o'IrrS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The shOrt-horn breeders of Missouri wilt hold
q conysrtiou at Louisiana, Mo. on The first day
of August. t'his will be an important meeting,
and We hope every oa2 interested IN short-n"rH
cattle in the state will lie .fasent. one OF the
finest herds of short-horns ia the bn!t"d States,
owned bv Messrs. Pirkreii y kissingeE, "iii lie
sold 1t that time. Loulsiana is one of the pleas
sntest TOWNS in the state. situated on the MIS-
sisSinpi ri9er Il few miles south of Hannibal y
hearty welcome WA be extended by the cItiZ"ns
OF Louisiana TO ali a!teuA.Ls he convention -
iEutaI NaIii.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Shernuu'S financial policy Nothing
tor the people; everything tor the bond
he lv!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

In some hints to young journalists The Pi!lii-
deIphia Ledger says: Style in writing is i ne
dunn for inparting knowiedg", for expressing
thought and opinion; fer communicative IN
formation. but Of what use Is atyl" to tn" writer
who has no know ledge I" impsrt; no int"rma-
ton to communicate. ani, OF consequence, no
foundation On winch to base suggestiv" thought
Or authoritative opinion HIS thought Is m"r"
sOunh, sIgnifyinR nothing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The daughter and heiress OF Baron Meyer
Rothschili 10 causing Il good deal oil bitterness
in the family by insisting on taking her money
out of the business ard generally managing an
immense furtuc in her own way.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

This country needs a settled financial
policy about as badly AS A country ever
did
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
KING & GRAHAM,
July4s e"w-er LEXINGTON. NO
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

"A ton OF tn city at Lexington, Mo. hc!d ~
rurir office in -tli city on th, 25.h day ui June,
-, II WAS Dr!"r'i that Mr.. y II. McFhiirn
be appu!H'"! = committee to procure from the
county clerk the valuation ar .';aDItnt Di assess
mrnt Of Lexington school district Ton tn" Year
th, secretary Of thr boar! - hereby ordered to
mai" The necessary arran gr!ucmta for holding
AN election. 10y swing liltc"n day notice
through tt' cItN papers, Ol the ttnc ana place at
mold NJ SAID election. And, whereas, the
amount Ol sad as-r-- mcut haviu. been obtained
and the amount of -tIt levy being fixed, IN pun
suancr III salt Order ui the board. / hereby =Iy"
notice that there will ic Ala election held AZ tte
courthouse, IN the city Oi Lexington, Mo on
Na;uri y, Angus; lllh. l>11. |" ascertain tie
viii Of the quail lied voters OF -Art Lexington
district ,z TO whether the tax Ivy for 49,, made
IN sad district. shall hc Increased twenty cent.
ON the one hunBIpI dollars valuation, Ton
1Hc purpose Of buNimg u house for thc use OF
the culurct school OF sali distinct.
ly.--lt j 4. Pr +. Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The state fish commissioner has not
Vet been appointed 10y the governor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The Sherman financial policy Is bear
my bitter fruit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Wherever there was a stand the grass
crop OF the county this year is good.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

LIVING Democrat jutgin. from the tone Of
our exchanges the appointment of Mr.. Able a,
coal oil Inspector. gives very general iI,satis-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Friends at the X c, st. l. X c. rall-
road are invited tt be NJ the meeting 10
I've held i'll the eastern part of Davis
township. 4, Hu..'> >c~hoo,hou>e. next
SATURDAY.. 1t = o'clock. p. III.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

An Eng,ishmau who is clever at ana
-ramS has amused himself by transpos-
IN the names OF " Dlsraeli" and
.Glatscone." which somewhat apostle
: resolve themselves into Il lead Sir"
and .G leads not
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Hon K. NJ. Bishop, democratic nom
NEE far governor of Ohio. was formerly
OF F,cmingsburg. Ky. He went from
there to Mt Sterling, and then to Gin
c.uuatI. where he accumulated a large
city. and i a citizen OF much influence
and energy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

The treasury department under Sher-
man j. the same old car Of Juggernaut
that it wIs under Grant. Its wheels re-
lente-sly crush the life out OF the peo-
plr. Their walls come 10 u from Mary
and. PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia.