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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06
a resolution was offered bv sunerv;s

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a resolution was offered by Supervise,
Newmen to rescind the resolution passed
November llth, disallowing the Sheriff
any salary. A vote was taken with The
following result: Ayes-Heaphy, New
man and Shenaraquette nays-BarcIay.
| Ellis and the Chairman.
| A resolution was then offered to allow
the Sheriff 4 salary of $500 per year.
to date from the first of the present
month.
The Chairman stated that iG was his
impress OH that the Board had no power
TO grant salary of any amount to the
Sheriff, that the law prohibite him re-
celvlny ami other compensation than the
regular fees of the office. Tie matter
waS discussed at some ielgtli. and finally
was referred to Pros, clIing Attorney
Brown for his opinion.
Upon motion the Buald adjourned to
meet Thursday morning. ut len O'Clock.
Thursday morning, Janlary 4th, the
Board met at ten O'Clock, according to
10 adjournment. The roll was called and
a fu.l ard answered.
The Prosecuting Attcr.,ey read a writ
ten report OF considerable length i'm re-
gard TO the powers Of the Board To paw
the Sheriff salary. i'm which he stated lie
had lna,'e Il very care al examination of
the constitution an,llawS bearing upon
The question and cited articles and sec-
hons lie had found bearing upon the
subject, ld that he had no doubt but
that the Board had full power to allow
he Sheriff such salary as they might
choose.
y Vote WAS then taken upon the reso-
luton TO pay Il salary OF $500. which was
fslasa hg l9sl eX hs aHF oa athn tRf fnlamd Bd
Shenanaquette nays-Barclay. Ellis and
the Chairman.
The question WAS raised Is to the right
of the Chairman to vote unless there was
tie in the vote, and Supervisor Kezar
was requested to show his authority for
voting He showed the rule i'm Tibbet's
Guide for Supervisors, which stated that
when there was Il tie vote on any ques-
ton, including the vote of the Chair
man. the question was lost. Prosecuting
Attorney Brown said if such was the
rule, of course the resolution had failed,
but that he had the impression that the
Chairman could only vote in case of tie
vote.
Upon motion, the Board adjourned
sine die.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06
The Congregational PULPIT.

Numerous inquiries are being constant
ly made in regard to when Rev. r. M.
Thompson is going to return. We deem
it due TO our citizens that some infOrma-
ton should be given them in regard to
the matter. Letters have been received
from Mr.. Thompson, in which he states
that he had expected to have returned to
Cbeboygan long ere this, but his wife is
not in Il condition to warrant her lluder-
taking so long Il journey at this season of
the year, and that the physicians have
advised against her coming until spring.
MIR. Thompson has, under the circum
stances. asked that he should be allowed
to remain absent until the first OF Nav.
at which time he would return with his
family and resume the pastorate of the
church, and remain one year. until the
first of May next yeir. The trustees
have had the matter under consideration
and after due deliberation concluded to
grant Mr.. Thompson's request. 1t is not
their intention, however, that the church
be closed. They expect to be able to Sc
cure supply for the pulpit that will be
acceptable to the church and our citi-
zens until Mr. Thompson shall be able
to return and resume his duties. Mr.
Thompson regrets very much that he
feels it his duty to remain away from hi:
field OF Labor here. bit he does not fee
that it would be right for him to return
without his family.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

Sore legs, wounds, ulcers, &c. can be
cured. The rational treatment as indi-
Gated by nature, is to reduce the local in
hammati0m, soothes the neighboring
nerves cool the heated blood, and render
the watery iChorous discharge consistent
and healthy Happily. Holloway's Oint-
ment acc0mplishes these ends with mn
failing certainty % cents per box or
Dot.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06
Village Council.

The regular monthly meeting of the
common council was held at the council
room last Tuesday night.
The roll was called, showing present.
President Newton, Recorder Airth. Trus-
tees McGinn. Mcdonald and Stevenson.
Abscnt-Trustees Kezar, Crumley and
Mcclure.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing. and two subsequent special sessions.
were read and approved.
An ordinance. drawn by Village At
torney Brown in accordance with in
structionsot the council, to compel all
able-bodied men to work when called
upon at any fire occurring within the vii
lage, under penalty of not less than five
dollars fine, or imprisonment in the vii
lage lookup, for ten days, was presented.
read and adOpted-the same to take inn
mediate effect.
Trustees McGinn and Stevenson report
ed that they had called upon Mr.. Spen-
Ger in regard to the stove pipe complained
of as passing through the roof of his
root house, and that it had been re-
moved.
III. A. Blake reported that upon an ex-
animation of the hose he found only 25O
feet of the same, 80 feet of which was not
in condition for use, on account of de-
fective coupling.
As the village had purchased 300 feet,
Trustee McGinn was appointed COM
mittee to see if The missing section could
be found.
Upon motion, III. A Blake was author
lied to make a new coupling, to take.the
place of the defective one, at cost of
50 80.
b Chief Blake recommended that snffi-
cient hose be purchased to make 500 feet.
also two additional lengths of suction
hose, to enable the engine to take water
from the river at any point along its
banks.
Recorder Airth was instructed to cor
respond with different dealers i'm hose
and ascertain the lowest price for which
the hose could be obtained-net
cash.
I'll. A. Blake offered to take charge of
the engine and keep it in repair for the
sum of 500 for u yen.
~ The fallewi.l,s. sa.,.:,., "a. 1sFa'r-'s-'r'
and adopted:
Rcsolocd, That space in III. 4. Blake's
shop be rented for storing the engine,
hose, &c, for which lie is to be paid
$40 per month, he to furnish fuel tor
heating the same. and that he be allowed
500 per year for taking care of the en-
gine and hose and keeping them in repair.
and experimenting the working of the
same.
III. A. Blake's account for repairs on
engine and hose was presented, amount
ing to $50 go. Mr.. Blake stated that he
ha made out his account ut bis regular
rates, but that he did not expect the
council to pay more than the price agreed
upon, $25 90, at which amount the ac-
count was allowed.
An account from Village Attorney
Brown was presented tor one quarters
salary, S23 90. Upon motion, laid over
until next meeting.
Recorder Airth's account for one quar-
ter's salary. $25 90, was also laid over un-
til next meeting.
Upon motion, council adjourned to
meet the first Monday in February.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

Nos. 9, 3 s, and at Forr Wayne with
Fast express trains of the p. w q
CRY, I, and from Pittsburg, Harrisburg: Balti-
more, washington, PHILADELPHIA and New York.
Nos and ut Fort Wayne with express
trains on Toledo, Wabash Western rail-
road, to and from Quincy, St. Louis, Kansas CITY,
and all points in the southwest.
Nos I and make direct connection at Kalama-
zoo with Michigan Central r X. to and from Chi
cago, and at Reed City with r M Ry. for
Ludington-
No. s at same point for Ludington and East
Saginaw, (Fay's stage line LudingtOn to Manistee
att A N and n daily, except Sunday.)
No. connects at d q NJ Junction with ID % Nj
railroad, and at Grand Rapids with NJ c X X for
Detroit and all points east.
Nos 5 and 6connect at atBichmond with Pittsburg,
Cncinnuti 4 st Louis railroad for Indianapolis,
Louisville st Louis and all points southwest. Also
ror DAYTON. Xenia, Columbus, &c.
Nos and have through sleeping and chair cars
between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids.
Moo saturday night train No. rims to
Ridgevilse only, and train No. 8 to Fort Wayne
only.
days. daily. -
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

Now is the time TO travel. The oppo-
sitlon stage lines have commepced cur
ting on prices. Mr.. Smith advertises to
carry passengers on opposition days over
toskey for fifty cents, s6prnffsaii 81 fssa aa ane re-
other line. This should make rather
lively business while it lasts.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

The engineers corrected with the
Grand Trunk railroad have made Il strike.
and the consequence has been that for
several days, up to the latest intelligence,
the trains have been at a stand still. The
strikers have resorted to force to prevent
the running of trains, and over in Onta-
rio blood has been she'd. The lltest
news indicated the calling ont of the mi
litia, both in this state and in Canada. to
suppress the riotous proceedings OH the
part of the strikers, and to enable the
company to resume their business.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

Mullet lakeis frozen over so that teams
can cross on the ice. John I.arenx drove
across OH Sunday Of Last week. being the
first one to venture over with Il team. f.
NJ. Summons crossed on Tuesday, and
George Wilson on Wednesday. Mr..
Sammons tested the iee'in several places
and in no place did he find less THAN
sight inches o.'c.elr, solid ice.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

The regular dance of the Cheboygaii
dancing club will take place at the Spen-
Ger House hall next Thursday night.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING !:

uns-half inch space tsix lines Nonpareii or
,ess1 tor one insertion. 25 cents one Inch space
Tor one insertion, 30 cents; tor each additional
inch. one insertion, 50 cents.
For subsequent insertions. or a larger space,
prices will be gwen at the Office
Local notices 10 cents per line for the frst IN
sertion, and 5 cents per line for each subsequent
insertion.
Cards in Business Directory, five lines or un-
der, IS Der year: each additional line 81 pei
year
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

A motion to adjourn until ten O'Clock
Thursday morning, was made, but did
not prevail.
Upon motion the time for collection
OF taxes was extended until the 18th of
March next.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-06

$3Hats for 81, 1T Mrs. HucKINs'. 3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to Frank Boskowtz, of the One
Price Clothing Store viii please call and settle their
counts or before June l, 1877
Respectfully, FRANK BosKoWTZ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13

Philadelphia, May IA number Of citi-
zens here have presented to Hon. A T. Go
shorn, Director General of the Centennial Elk
hibition, a valuable library consisting of five
thousand volumes This testimonial is in re
spect for his valuable services during the four
years of the exhibition work in this city.
the presentation took place in Independence
Hall to-day in the presence ola large number
of ladies and gentlemen
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13

Reno is preparing to celebrate the Fourth
of July.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13

DIED.-An elderly emigrant by the name
of }, StoYer died on the west bound emigrant
train Thursday and in the afternoon was taken
from the train on its arrival in town and taken
in charge by Saunders & Co., undertakers.
Slower was g. years Of age and in feeble
health. The assigned cause of his death wa
inability to withstand the fatigue of the jour
ney across the continent His body was taken
to Washoe for interment. Gazette
Friday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13

CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Corner of Carson and Proctor streets,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
GEORGE TUFLY, RICHARD KIRMAN,
F. D. STADTMULLER, JACOB KLEIN,
GEORGE T. DAVIS, GEORGE B. HILL,
L. A. HERRICK, JOHN G. FOX,
A W. PRAY.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
RICHARD KRNAN, F. D. SrADTMULLRR,
GEORGE TuFLY.
Il Deposits in low One Dollar and issue
Pass Books for the
viii issue Time and Call Certificates OF Deposit, and
receive Commercial Deposits open account subject
check draft demand.
viii pay interest Time Certificates and Savings De,
posits.
Buy and sell exchange New York, Canada and San
Francisco. Currency and Bullion bought and sold.
Make collections, loan money, and discount CONNER.
cal paper
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE
COMPANIES:
French Corporation, and
Commercial Union of London.
GEORGE TUFLY, President
RICHARD KIRMAS, Vice President.
GEORGE B. HILL Cashier. noy18
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The Carson City Savings Bank from and after April 9Th
Will buy and sell mining stocks. Liberal margins will be
allowed on approved stocks.
San Francisco correspondent, Glazier & Co.
April T. 1877. GEORGE b. HILL Cashier. = |
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
Proceedings of the Sn!-n-Bar Town.
ship Meeting.

Pursuant to written notices, posted III VARIOUS.
places III the township. IL very respectable por-
ton OF the inA yraj rrs met ct Dut"'s school house
November 2.la. !o1.. and urE"utxr,i by e'rriiu,
IL. I. Nu-.el. c!aIrman. ant J. I. frrsu-pn see
Rotary. The chairman briefly stated tur - j-cs of
The m-ciIng to he 10 obtain nn -apIra,Iyn OF lie
.aN-psyrr- III regard 10 the re'"nt ,i"cIslon al he
United STATES supreme court. ami Ia" c0n,-, urui
forced pa II ent oil the township railroad bonded
indeb,eine,s \ cOniuu,ICc Oi !GUf to present
resolutions to express the a-nse Of the meeting
WAS ordered and appointed As follows William
Harris, j. >. owsicy. +. l.. Barnett AMI J. |
ferguson. After some Consultation the CON,
mittre reported the following
Whereas. \ former d"cisiou of In. suireIn'
court ol the [ nitri states TIA, been N favor q
the rsuul- sud opposed To the bonihniivrs II
thu matter ut township bonds. d.cI'!I- them l.
he Illegal AMI UncOD- fltulIOnni, which Was gen
orally accepted II, proper and right. tnk'na mt
consideration The manner IN whI"i, It,-, ~-r,
obtained; and.
Whereas. The recent decision Of the ga Ii,
court has T"vrr7ci that hrcl ION. wnICt Is con
trary to all pr.C.,irnt; therefore,,
Resolved. That We Hook upon such prnCr"'.'E-;
ia the highest c.urt IN the hand. rs improper aur
unwurruutri. and ne calculated To "Ll:r'ly lie
sIr"y our Confidence IN Il, integrity, AMI It i
further
Resolved, That We are trtcI mined TO Ics'at hr
every mean N Unr power the collector IN an,
WAY, DI thlH township fhlIfval D'iue IhI'Dt'!
ness. to which end "" rIc!sr "ut.,i't1 t" stare
IA one man l." prevent their collection
HE resolutions We're adopted by II unanIIno"
vote. and the entire proceedings Of the n'ri!nI
were characterized By u similar unan!Inity not
dissenting vote being cast upon any propostti"i
that was submitted.
The following committee was appointed by IN
char TO Confer with the county court. sni ais
other townships IN the count affected IN II sII"Is
manner, 30 rs 10 obtain their co-operauUn VIM
Harris, q. " jones. NJ. I. Z. Mccormack. K
II. R'e,.sne AMI a. { Green
Adjourned subject ip tue "rii Of thu committee
K. I. RUSSELL. Lhul'n-
J L FEE0rsos. Sec:'y.
Register please copy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
WhVtRtY.

VI .in;n EuILor ha, =.vrral Weddings Gu heI
drrAci.
In" Mrrh.tl:t par>,r.asr IL nearly ready Tar
Iiasrerina.
A dove ol tripru,:r cattle In-aed through Ills
township. last NIX, = ia EAST
Nj ! kphln-oI." I Lexington iuwn-hip, spent
,s,"rAl iti.- IA town la=i We .
Ms Bc !r NtE'u,i has I|-'ul!.t home from u
ta!tlc m,u At. HtT offering Hyu Il Il 81 u
iuI corn Ia IA, irli. ami 81 - IA tie pen.
Misses X its Dw'Is ..t lrcie Il Do-7 spent
Saturday MI sunday IN Visiting friends near
town.
Inc new 7~a!c":sIk, ID front 0, Hams Is quite
AN improvement tr"s~iug, a. L. MY every
ctr e. CONN "ie beng ma!
"lapn Malone, iIViHg "r,i sl Navrriy, has
~ H.! Lr> lHIui / liz! not lean IAr consultation
nor tie iurCI : g., nam.
Drh .'iu- -.c!'t''s Lave b"ea DrganII i u scv-
-rnl sctipui.pu-r7. and lH- Np.c- OF the 'tyr,''
10 " ,le - b. ai: Iu 'ur land
Inc al r, "l tAe Baui,st church speak OF hav.
ing Il ~I-t.Nal Nr."rc az 'tDil in|-. 10 procure
ue-n- TO buy = hr!i lUT tariT church
In No. Dtti~, Who nave been spending q
week 81 III ~ Win the itIniIN 81 JOh, Leach
have ! turned uiu-Ir home ~ Nar-hAlI
lhr T'iLru, !a,t N."k. 81 Ms saline Young
10 heT h"iuc. EeLr LrAinst =, ii 40 CAS- II -tiniOS
at ir-r'i over tie ears u -.Trrdl gu.tuut- d
THIS Vicinity
TIE rn,u has materially Intsri-red win TN
corn gathering, ii 49,: ~ -tIn tItAt >bIur "i thVss
who tl..r peur,'! corn ht., L.en COMPELLED Il
l-sr down liz pen, - III" com II netting
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
Stock Notes

Mr.. Harmon sir PIP Il. by Mo. r r.. r Tues-
day, one Gu. load ! cattle
Mr.. Il NJ Spar . shipped. mi. week, Two
car loads "f cattle. by No. 7 K r.
sam r"a-y sold, November -. TO Smith and
Hamlet. tw" hra oil tee! Cattle. weighing $50
pounds. AT tArr- cents.
Saul anu Elliott sold. Novem.'r 20. to Kurp's
aid z lit Two head oil cattle, 100 poIEd.. AZ
thr, cruis.
Mr--r-. b rEcly and Latham are each feeding
& car load OF cattle NJ Their firms IN sut-s-bsr
tuwu,hip
Mr. \ Uu)in. sold. November 81. 10 Mr..
{. ii Eyi4ui, - hogs, Weighing 3, 2D pounds.
II s.. cents.
Mr. Wan o Wayman IS f-edtnk 50 head OF
suiuF cate for eel On the Callswsr lease. IN
VI hl' eton township.
see Advertisement of the sydnor sale, which
take, place ThuIsday December 9Th 10 smother
column
Mr.. Oscar BnlIsr,i. OF Msv7lew. t. feeding one
ar .Ual Of very ane Two year old steers. svrrsg-
,nz NOW ! liz puunh,. and 40 head Ct hogs.
Nj. Nathan Lordrr. Of M.dtIrto, township,
- frei.ms About - hrad Of cattle.
Mr Jackson toyier. of D4vt, township, is
feet.n. ,brcy car !nads OF Cattle.
Levi, L H.rri-nu. .. Davis township. Is
feeling 10 head .! ca:t.- ami 80 logs =; Three
,ir"ye-, III Middleton townships; a,d at his OWL
farm 10 mead Vi sheep, - hogs and thirteen
c~nIis,u He says that soIue OF the children
ale tat, but mos; oil them are s~toc.ers.
MIR jams W. Harrison, OF pars township,
/, telling e: The Bpo,rn farm, in Middleton
Jp~L-.Gp, 10 mead 81 cattle aud 80 b"g.; kut
Il; h rimc. 81 hr.I OF native cattle, loo head u
hnge aud = children Children all lat.
Mr. los Hant'ey = feeling 30 heat OF native
casti., Ou ;ne tHt,. TYLER t.rm 10 Davis town.
snlp; also . lot "t hoss.
Mr. Alex. Greer, i, feeding $50 head OF CoIo-
RADIO ca tie. aud =! lot OF hogs.
Mr. la Parker. near oak Grove, IS feeding
10 he'd Of COiorn.Io cattle, and a lot OF hoSs.
Nj Robert Gr'-r - ie.,i.ns III Johnson cOun-
~ l2TieAtp %. ,o!p.4ip cattle
Mr. Ca.- RyIanrt, y! Washington township.
SHIPPED from tnl- place 10 Kansas City. by the
Narrow ',sus- RAILROAD. thursday November p.
{ IA uo--, AYR giuy about 2sn pounds.
Nj Wm Pinch. Of DAVIS township. Is feed
L.. ON cnr load ct r..ltl-.
Mr. nr"4sr Enotes. of Davis tn' nshlp. IS
Iccd.u. about two car loads Of native cattle.
NJ Jr". /! sg.us. 81 DAYS township, Is feed
ing two car !o.i- .! CoIor4io cattle
Mr. II j. lI.ss,n-. OF DAVIS township. 10
feeding los head al native cattle and ia5 hogs.
MessT- Brown and H.nsIey are feeding, at
Tie Mcclure farm, III Freedom township. loo
head pT Colorado cattle, besit. about 20 head
each which they are feeling 81 their own farms.
and 60 hnSr altogether.
Nj. { . Gr.urs poiG, last tuesday. 10 A.
NJ. Cred, FL oi Saline county. one male pure
h!"oi berkshire iiE, Tor :l0, the pig being ont
utal.trrr Of SIX tn" litter before this ono. OF.
Il IN" m,'L'r Of tins piS. brought AR. Grimes
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
Personalities.

u t:ro,ss, E.r.I., called IN yesterday.
Res u, ,anLss was ~ tn. city last Ss;,ir-
day.
Thu rope il AGAIN reported ~ b. n hts last
agony.
Mr.. Geu. +. Malt!aud. went up IA hsnos. az,
ls't uiyn,.
Ur. l.. ,ar,hrAs. OF DAVE, township, was III
town Nurrda..
LIeut.-Gov. Broclmey-r ) hunting III south
west Missouri.
Mr. A. II. Page, Of Page City. favored us with
h VlsIt W,due-dny.
Mr.. Nal }. i,uSis, Of Dover township. vailed
to see us Yesterday.
Mr.. Andy McNvel left tor Il visit t" Virginia.
Tuesday evening last.
Harry Hawk /. now living nj EusIant. Nc
i'h-rson county. hsnsao.
Miss Celia h,ce IL on a Wait To Mr.. ". II.
tolbrrn's. al Lees summit.
Nr. II. ID. Mills. .oi .Davt> lownstnp. called
on the lntelilgeucer. Thursday.
Mr.. WIN. IL. Cniles lett tor Jet-rson CITY.
Thursday, 10 attend Ia legal business.
MilahipInan n. l.. Wood called {" See Us Mon
day He was looking fat anu hearty
There is talk OF y reconciliation between The
odore Hilton and III. gentle Elizabeth.
Mr. Noah 10. Adams, oil Washington town
ship. favored lis with 4 call. Thursday.
Miss Dora CLANCY, OF this city. left tor Kansas
'ity last night ON IA Two weeks Visit to friends
Gen. james shields, oi CarIoIltUn, is lrciur-
ing IN yankee land. and IL receiving ovatIous
every where he goes.
Mr. Hsnry Whlttlesey Hu,i wife lett tor Gin
clnnatl. last Wednesday. ~ st ;ure mealIc.
attendance Tor Mrs W.
We notice on the street yesterday N-ssrs.
Jnu. Dean, Loeb Tcrhur-. i. +. Downing Jas
Lewis and T. ". sydnor.
Misses Ollie and Byrdie B.rnhsrt. who have
been Visiting At SIR. Geo. r. MIitiand's left lor
aJme yesterday evening.
Mr. K. 81. fpst. private secretary 10 the yoy.
ernor. - r.purted To be on the eve OF coIuuIlt!ux
maIrIuIouy with u widow.
hesi.inss Cockreil aud Crit,euden were to
leave 81. Louie Tor Washington this week They
viii spend the winter there.
Mr.. Dyer Sherw ood. vi Washington township.
a good farmer AMI Old fashioned democrat,
cAiie1 Oh The lnIelligencer Monday.
Nj. IL. ID. ~snoSd,u, OF CeuII,silIe, Bedford
Co Hshn "ho Is here looking around Win II
View - srtti!ng. cailet to Sc. us Tuesday.
one genileIuam rested sixteen times III making
the cIrcuIt o. Madison Hall on roller skates Is.
hight He always rests sitting dowu.-(JeTer-
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-01
NAPOLEON N.

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I + stpae - 'ullhinE m Ice hI's"
fDu. :-h. Z
.lpiu Bruh'.. vi, IN town recently, looking
fu,. ~; aUt Hearty
Mo Mani " "a lace. Of Wellington. 10 visit
ing mr. . IN. htEr
iL-1turr Elton " not IN town Yesterday,
but MIR. snow gave us all
IN LII has comp ct"i ur- new house. amt il
l. II credit % The .clgubnf hood
The Trustees ,i-It. : ul -r'., oI Mun'tAy. MIS-
ku.I. ta- 70 llrE $4,000. Hni = ,luluG Well.
JrtI.r. Iuf a ''in" " Al gui"i u. tao mi
Ass -u-.u Z Anthon., anu her lecture. 10
be delivered ia I.H ugtuu. Dtc-uDrr 1T, are
lhr a.!-.h-rIp.U- top,
K 4 Hi...4 Is nuytug hog Al who have
,.Ib'r. tor .gr should L.. Gim know lie sn!t,-
10 L..h uri -.s-Er ION !lAr TO he 4 grass
wiiowcr wh.u It h loo cold tor the graz Ia Eru~
mol to We blame ham. N-'>- been thar. -
W. uDIlcc,t ~ i~rIIuwiu- 2,n'.-iE-n from tile
M'chiIn lri.nh,rGruu g- entity. Me- ItalsC. GaDe
p1Nr-, Iun R-n.. !. Sal. Hlt-e, Dr. iienI-r-
G,t~L, ~nrsua.A. ...,uErtt n 90 see u. ami
"a . III ,il-,r aa.l !..-- w..v Ir!.z 81 sc .iiily
t.-ur.- knows how To ,,-! them, and We know
IT., are rarri 20 t-rr
VIM Williams loo.- a. rre-iI #, r"-s Bliy
expects -urn 10 rx.iyr~ ,ur country about
him. gus, AMI tt'" IT, !arI"r ire "!'A1n5.
,aIn,ng <ar.',.r tom. are nr.. ing parties
from Al paris Of u" c"u"iry, a-kIns that Ma
a,,. Tor val II -or..thlng ro dn.
simon Dan 81. an" "i oar honest E""manTy.
VI ntnn.r be-. @n. - Ia, he. :.b,"In ra1..r- in
rnr n,l.nr"rn,a.l, nut hte ~ barn Ali~t with
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