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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
WELLINGTON.

Mr.. John Daiby and imnl!yr Of >~c'n}ia, were
here ON II visit.
Tomrny TrIrr. VII" went I" California last
spring, got back ia; sunday.
Mir. John Halt, q! thr= place, c"miemplL:es
tuAiug NIP To II nluckv soon.
We understand tuat Nh. tritN Il. utay, al
t.r -nrun nrrsnborhoni, died las saturday
Apples. peaches and w~lt"rmriun- aIt - pIeu-
iliul That they nave become = dug IN "ir
market
john \ I.Dckhart's new rr-rirnr- l. prnLrr,=-
ing last 10 coInp!-tIuu. aud when done VIII hr
the haud>UIur-l reSIdrncs "n the hIIi
Mcssrs. " III Torso and son hiv"Jusi I'c-I'e.t
a large stock Vl tall goods, aud oIS tnci VIII
sell th"In Ut living pricr7 10 ltr buyers.
NarrIvd-in this place, Thursday. sept 9Th
by Elder J \. Mediation, Mr Lac \ lam-, Dl
place.
Charlie, NJ Ih"man IAN a marrow rI-h !a-l
week hy IaIiins hclvru III" 'lIil witlr drilling
wheat. III, It am bccumr frightened anu attempted
To ran AWAY
The Arunii place. Ihr-" mir wrsi OF th.-
( tiarr. CuuttIniu. over 800 acres. Wa sold iLsl
week At 80 pea acre, II - II lumbrl uHr farm
/ nu.i could IN wears past ha'" been -rIi ion ~
or $40 per acre. We nave appreciated, somehow
Oh ullirI.
Several land buyers. mostly 1rrnan~. huv'
been IN The ne GhbOrh"Od looking on iUI iirm3
AMI no doubt VIII max several Iurrn ,s"s a""n
| IhI- class OF people ger-Thily, by then indusIrl
aud perseverance build up any country IA whirI
thy ."ftir. AMI We welcome shcm 10 OuI midst
What W. want Just nnw - more thrifty. g. :thea'
farmers III THIS county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
ELM Wlnn.

We had goo! rains saturday night and sunday
kv'Iy one III this part Ui the country i, III
high spirits over the Brownsville tar
Mss Lane Taylor has returned from Ind"
prI'iruc', whittier ,hr made a-tturI visit.
Miss thornton. WHO na, been visiting Nj
BataltIe :. ha- returned to trr home IA lrAas.
Married, al Canton, Mo . lus. 81. al the
residence "f the brides father. 10y tie Rev. Nj.
II"p,on. M:. !. II. tlnlir" ami Miss saline
Hawkins.
Mr = ". { nI,lbcli has ..huui recovered IRON
ms snikr bite. IL" SANS though L" never wants T.,
lie on suCh familiar Terms again with any CT III.
r~piIl. family. VIII keep tL- distance" II tIrA
VIII.
brother Euhamk-. preached 1ur lis = lew lay
ago at Christian Union. lie Is quite a v.un,
think time ami ,NlrrI.nc- " III Renter hun ,'-rlu!
ami rniCcnJ IN the discharge OF the holy Oitl-.-
uuus which he has taken upon tai ms.Ii
III no IuHUl" residence Oi iT- sam ! moi e
on tB-i " "dn"-taE night. Was u -r"u" "f !rJ
and mIrth, iight hearts, happy face nttr!r Joy
Gus the trriInS hours. Inc "craelon Wa tie
reception oil = 'iauGnt"r, brought To- ilm IN ca
chang Tor a son; amt | NUT c"Hic-- that tA'
uhi gentleman dHi mol seem a. !! thuu-!! l" h.ul
lost, buf rather galnci hS the happy cu.m="
In, wife OF Mr. Eck Hilton. weary / >up!"rs"
to her cNI-tcnce 10y taking II dos. of .irychnInr,
had not every ;.usslhIr cIi.nj ben Iul,.r to -,vp
her, she musi certainly nav" II-i. Her ciu=c
iur such proceedings is unknown. ~h' rc""Ferr !
Without -eIIuus result iIDlL the elect "l III"
poison, aud - Al tins iMu- We! a. roui,t po rN-
prcir,i IGI- IS III" second thine that lie ut-
LrIrd To- NH herself. Rp>t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
SALE.

yITHEI.E A., James n Graham, 10y ms crrtauu
w deed uftIu-t dated the Gnih day III August.
IN,.,. aud rrcurtru IN the recorders Office. for
IHftyctIr county, and STATE al Missouri. IN
,irr,l book M 20, on page .ilj, conveyed tr the
under-rgn-d. trustee, the following dr~cril.ri
real estate situated ia The county oil Lafayette
, aud stat, oi Missouri, tn-wIf The west hall
OF the southeast quarter OF section thirty three
Ga. IN tow n>hIp niiH -un. ca, OF range twenty
seven (2IJ ami also a part OF sand section thirty
three ca, Ia township lit one CD. OF Tnn-n
iwrnty-seNcn (3ID: b"gInning at The half mIIr
corner of Graham southwest corner +: running
thence south righiy-two iI'i Il halt is..l dc
grrcs west, ten (u) chains L" a stake. thence
north seven AMI "a halt & Al degrees west thirty
four C!l chains aud twenty-five co links to n
STAKE IN ponr.rOy'- line; thence nOrti, eighty
three. and ii i.alI ts1i,J degrees east with said
line len 40 chains and eighty tS1) LINKS to u
slnk. IN said tIrahuin's line; them south even
and q half e : degrees east ihirty-ill"e CEo
chains and iiiiy (JOl links to ~. beginning. con-
tanning IN the aggregate on" huplred and fhir-
teen and ihirty-twO one hnnir"iths tll3 81 1000
acres more or less, which SAID rDiVt v
aure WAS made in trust To secure the pay
uieHt of - certain prom .sSory note therein men
Toned and described, and whereas. SAID note
Il, now due and remains unpaid; Now. there
fore, at the request Of the legal holder and owner
OF sand note and under AMI IN pursuance Of saul
deed OF trust. |, the undersigned trustee, Will on
MONDAY, OCTOBER SIN, 1877,
between the hours of nine O'clock ia thu fore.
room and iv. O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, IN front OF the courthouse. door, III the c!tt
ufLeNIngion, IN said county and state, proceed
to sell said real estate at public tendur ior cash,
for the payment OF saI'i pronIssvry note with
interest due thereon, together win the "osts aud
s,p-ns-s oi this trust
=eptI3. I'd JOHN a. ; TUT. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
WAVeRlY.

~Chuuis opened last Monday
Mr ". Catrun has Il child quite sicL.
Seeding In. commenced ia good earnest.
John IIink=cal"5, Ir., OF Carroll on, "A'
vI-ItIn. friends here last week.
Mis-. Kate Bell, who la. been living N Pueblo,
is quite sick nj her father. J j Hal!
"ti-he: - Troupe, - OF ,arr"iit"i. "n!isenci
our town with i concert not long sine.
G""rgr DenlIcia1., of Fimt Han, Virginia, IS
visiting IrIru,i- and relatives here again.
Rev ". l.. lulInurc returned from Denver.
{ ul fIiday well pictstrt with ms tour
Nj. w GliI- b"EalurOn, daugntrr 81 'Ul john
bUnhlu=Un, Wa, taken quit" III t.t7l + rI'iuy.
Mir. sp"ncer brown and Misses Minnie all
lola YauCry have returned irnm their visit L.
the ''IsuCkIra'' mach improved IN t-uilh.
Wa-llburn K >liintti"r iu77r't through tOwt
SATURDAY With seven hundred hrat! ui -Mrcp, ei
route Tor their farm, seven mile south uI
WnVerly
Quarterly meeting h"id here last sunday
FrreIuIHg Elder NikI7rUn WH- present Rev
Nhi chcliOrd preached II very practical sermon
III The morning.
We notice! the lar tao" 81 ''lt"7c.' Elm.
woods t-f7e writer, At the Methodist ch"Iri
sunday morning. Thrown Loch' uisJ sdI'
NiytTiv Il iiNIn. yIslI SATURDAY..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
III f ALTAR

Mnr!ot- VI Canton. Mo at the residence OF
the hsi...'- Inlhtr. August Is. by the Rev. Mr.
iinI-,,r. Mr j. II tI>DLtf and Miss SALIIE
kI>~.
- Ia tli- CITY. sunday, September 9th MI
fu~krII iIAMi.Err and Miss Nt1TIE Eos
lIE
- In W-llIngton, Lafayette county, Mo ,
sent Grh, hy EIirrJ \ Mediation, Mr. ISAAC
ADAMS amt MIS- ANNIE PlEii~nN.
- tn Grand Pass. township. Salin" county.
Nc IT,. thu Rev. sir i:"ed"r, Mr.. j. Il.
STRAIN and Miss LIZZIE Bi;uNEK.
- NJ Iu,!rl -n,icur". no recently Mr..
FARMER <Oi:rLEEr. 0t LAFAYETTE county
amt Mis- RACHEL NELLY, of independence,
- In Washing IN township, Lafayette c"un
". Mo, Thursday. seat. 18th. by Rev Mr..
Whiting. Mr CHARLES BROOKS and Miss
&A\NIk Ct N\I<GiiAM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
THE CIR

i;nrn-in Lexington, Mo, recently, /" the
wiir at John K .ior'iun-a hoy
Ia Lexington i"wrahIp, inity"it" county
VI" recently. to- the wife OF Mr.. JAS. l. Tram.
melt bay
- In L.r>inri"u township, LAFAYETTE county
NJ" opt. .;h. +" the wIir "I Mr.. WIN. Hacker
a boy.
At "; Hone, Lafayette county, No
Tuesday, sept. MIN. to the wife OF MIR. sam
t"Ih.it ii gIrl.
In I'a.c ,ry. Lafayette county. Al" IT,,
Gently , Iu lie WI. OF APT. x. I. SCOTIA boy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
THE TOM

pI"I-lm Clay township, Lafayette county
Mo, saturday, september SIN. MIR. ftLiN
GRAVES, aged - years.
In ST. Iouls. Mo. Saturday, Sept. sth
Mr.. l.. \. LANE, aged about - years.
- Near Mt Hope. Lafayette county, Mo
recently, Mr. JOHN WHITNEY,, aged Oh years
= Ia Wnvrrly. Mo. August 81, MINNIE,
daughter Of Jas. 4. and NJ l.. Goii"n. aged
years.
- In Wavcrly, Mo August 30ib, BLAIR
infant son of L. NJ. and F X. Edwards, aged
ten months.
- Ia Lexington, Laiuy cite county. Mo.
Thursday, sept. 18th, suddenly, OF cholera In
ianium, WILLIAM FRANCIS, infant son 81
VIM ii. and Mary J Bowen uset ) months and
: DAYS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Silkcr . II = GIiralr
Hon. { g. Williams. Wisconsin,. X l."
nr''.I Il ne IL" ""',"' NI,'" " ''D' y, ''"-
,, , 49,, '"'"s " i our '''.' ~. "'-''','',
law or comfy r,.rIr,~ ,.,r i,,u I~-r.I,,, IN.
upon thu l.,~"t ln. h,,nt
HE showing Indicates that III" meas
sure Will again pass the hui.~r. this NM
by an increased vote. hut that II may
once more u" defeated i'll The ~rn,tr.
Mi>souIIS two senators are strong AT
vocateS tor rcm0nrl.1InG silver; and 1t
l. stated that Senator Dawes. "t Mt>~t-
"' '''""H "''" '''' ''"
'''''o u" "' >''l' "P'h'."' """ '"'
>''""S ''"' setting '""''" I'LL ''"'' ''
''S'N''' '"' '"' people "nN'''' w. ''
"'""n''"''S mere i nope 'l'' III '''
>'"'''' when h'> "''"' >'''h"'"- '''''N
- '''''-" '''"''''''' '''' ''''
~ ~ "''''.''''N ''">'''' ''' passage
1t i Thought that much OF the 80.
COO. 1000 decrease in the Sank OF England
reserve during the asst Year has found
its WAY to this country.
Senator Bavard cordially ipdnr>,~ the
| policy oi the president ON thu. southern
question. and thinks that he +, entitled
To the thanks OF the whole country. lie
says that Mr.. ~liaye> has carried out the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

.ut iur -rarrHliI. records. making h-Fc~niil"ui
,r,n,r,u O., l,,L tar 1--G--A. $50, t,tal 500 10.
Referred ,n .nmmt,r., ON Claims.
claim of Ferry COMPANY, tor So, tor work
oone To approach t. street from i''fE i"h'!i%'
ret rIrl to coiInii;'c on Improvements ana
repair
''''" vi '""' y "'''"'' Iva
~ a.
''"' '"
e., -. ,r,, ,r .l.v., IT,.
.1 f.. a., 49,, ,r.., "a h.. ,dd.,, ,s,u,
s,,rrl. winch recommended that th,. offer be
accepted nmI lA- Nplk "r,icrei done ihe report
N-l- received aud u.t"pjcd.
IT." '!i' r"Er-'"r read the report "i me city at
C., tue effect Inn, a he. ,nuli,-s " ith the recently
"A greater license ian titan tnS OF" rrovtie'i by
that law
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
AUtlVllts.

pur merchants have again assumed then wont-
e! rirvr!u.ur-e. nMi UIG a'!Ieu to bnN-,urtu.
MIST al Itir FARMERS are Though blowing ir
Shr..t. ihr.tr "i several who U,se rl.shri SOW
lus. inrre VIII be u ilr."r acreage -"wU :h.-
fail inau last.
Mr.. Morrison mas about nnt-ite,i Ia, ,tprr-
room. understand that Nj I:"ni Brown ha-
rented II. aud wii open , confectionery -Ioir
ari restaurant.
>iuce II" Idvamc, IA the priec al wheat. farm
crs haN, been rushing II into market. Inr street,
are now cruwur,t with wagons. aud every per
son has HE appearance oil hn-Ineea.
\ meeting was h"Li her. Last m"'h t" '!"N'-e
uI"Iu- al rctiuIittlus Mi valley - nHii. Wa
not lrre.nt. >" cannot Say what was accom-
p~iiaIr,l wI- informed mt . -uIi-yIT ,J!uU Wa
started {" rare m"Iir- Ia help Mr. " In huiid.
AMI In, ptOl.~ -i"i.i >uh~cIlht Eh"IEflk Tor At
- a ttlus mat We meet
Nj ! /. W"-nan- Ia completed In ~',tm
gram elevator, AMI Il Urrl- l.hr ii charm. Mr
a ,., nv. .,..r .,,t ..,, 49, ,,,,-r,f- -,
gram e, la. In. elevator 3, ruFpI!,,t WIKI tlr
Latest improved macnin'i Nj " hts TN
good Wishes ct thc community Tor ms enterprise,
and ! ~. Lti otii'r ell IA men tn "II mIi~i A.
rr. W"I-haur- our town wouli INT r"vr ~rA-Irr.
Huun- ii n"-r, DAME. MONDAY n!Shi. t light
'nsu"4 urIweenin " in"u. u-in"'t fen lcii"A aud
Lewis Moore, IN which Moore Wa7 badly cut iT
The arm ana shoulder WITH = knit. lsiiry Wa
! aTlre ed neat day, trIv,i huiur, squire lIarHrs,
i.iln,i guilty, and lined $50 and costs Not nAS-
III. lny wherein irhIi' al hand, he WAS liiuW't
Il day to procur" lh- Iucr". uI :" u the stony
".sil, n Lexington
ON last saturday We correspondent hI! The
pleasure oi attending Il picnic NJ uIh nrDE"
gwen by the OAK Grove Union ana Freedom
sunday school,, Ii WAS a Pheasant altar, amt
all ENJOY ed themselves Ia them hearts cont,nt
| The exercises consisted "i sunday school al
drrssrs, sing ng, nc. Rev. Mr.. sharp, "i Wm-
| Ieusl.urS, delivered an address on Sunday ciIoul
work. when Was h;GuIN appreciated Mr. Flu
ton being present. hr vas Ciiit,i Oh 10 make u
icnprranc" speech, and responded with d lew
We'll directed remarks, Which s"c"I"'i quite y
lumber ct algucI, to The pirn!-r Alter singing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

less varieties AT ltnnnali X Lees.
August Wickultr. tor assault aud battery
upon his father, John Wickular. wa last
Wednesday fined live dollars and costs by
Squire Callahan.
l|Iaprlc's Restaurant have .uprncL {.
Restaurant and Oyster Saloon. on Laurel
street, near the p">t-ottice. oysters >rrved
in the best OF style, and meals AT all hours.
r. K. liaerle. >lIii.
jack Nelson. Il c0lOred man. arrested by
Constable Tom Young, OF DAVIS township.
for assault upon All OLD negro man nam Il
Hale, was lined ivr dollars and cost by
squire callahan, one day this week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Gold in New York lat Thursday was
steady At lp3 Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

INC = I-I.IG~ JOi!VlI:l. CHS il PIVIHIV O9
Henry Cay hrau 4 ''laniScape,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The :a,! Iradc is brisk IN New York,
Chicago and 81. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The :ai! trade IT, brisk IN New York.
chicago and 81. Louis.
" ','
'"' "'''o''"'> "' Nia'>"'"">''" ""'
h'm'"A''" VIM "L~'oh ''' governor
E..rmrr~ might ~ well hold their
...,..,.
In 4 letter to Gen. l"ombs. Charles
ot"n"r highly comments the new con-
\ little wise Legislation on finance and
the tariff. aud this country will start on
the road 10 prosperity.
Grand grange picnic ut the tar
grounds. next tuesday.
,-----
.a.s ,.u..,anE,
"a. poet OF New Orleans
$50 49, - yrav,;l;,c .,
leo" never ms ottn P'e'"''"% "'
,rlfab- ,r,a.k. and seven deaths.
"
ha.,rsa no wro,.
~ nar.rnmor.
1870.
Ia, bankers, convention IN New York
N'''1> '' '' i ''"''''e -
''." ''''''"' = ".',' '>'APo
r, .f1.r.b1o oxo,ar,a,, =,
,.~ +b. discovery of an
,,.- ,b, r,rm -, Mr. 4 II Eob-
--II ;,,.
=. J..
-'','
'''N' 81
ORDER.
Painful question in the Chicago lines
sat nn,i, ..rsnn.
"
The boston and Albany car shops
turned nj >urii giie.i, Mass last Thurs
d!v r.-h.. Loss S15,ouu to SluV.U"o.
,-.,-grrJ
>r:.rlrr from drought Some farmers
.,rr r.Iupe.lrlto drive their stock severa.
r.t..> fir v.ttrr.
"''''
-" -..- '''' IOWA. 'e" '9 '
great '~'''i1SS Was "'Ie - - 9"""
II" republican convention Oh WIS
cousin. "!:eh met at Madison ia~t
"Wednesday, nominated VIM. +. Smith.
"I Nj w-tukee, tor governor.
at ill.,. ,y,rL .ruap
,.... ,,ri,cf.r,d III vcr,. :, meet
L. o,...i.. ,b, .,..,,
-,,,ia, ~, ,,r
ihr -. Louis Industrial procession lat
MuHG3V. the opening day 81 the "NI"-L-
'..E. = ~slII l. nave D'tiI hliit lliir~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

President Hayes vii visit Louisville
on Tie lH.h mt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The blue grass section OF Kentucky Is
suffering from drought Nome farmers
trr rympe.irlt" drive their stock severa-
lt..,> i.r WItrr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The boston and Albany car shops
IugnrI nj >prii gtie.i Mass last Thurs
,ltv night. Loss $4,000 to Sl"",""o,
uninsured
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

\ little wise Legislation on finance and
the tariff. aud this country will start on
the road TO prosperity.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Grand grange picnic ut the fair
grounds. next tuesday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Farmers might ~ well hold their
wheat - to crowd il into the hands ct
spectators.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

y water spout struck three miles from
~EaG.la@tau. Iowa, i few days ago, and
great damage was done to the country
Tor several mile, around.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

In a letter t. Gen. loombs. Charles
O'yonor highly commrudS the new con-
-t.tut.on OF Gcur-ia
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
s|yeeA}g 9ntelligentFr.
oEF:,IaL. C0tNFY PAPER.

Mr.. Hayes has backed down in the
Curnel. matter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Ye..ow fever has been prevailing at
F"rnandina, Fla. resulting in 4 number
e.. light attacks. and eve deaths.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The republican convention Of WIS
c..>.:. wh.cn met At Madison, last
"Wednesday. nominated VIM +. Smith.
uI Nj .wtukee, Tor governor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

,Ia'. sherman has appointed Returning
I;,YtI Anderson. A. deputy collector OF
the p"yt OF New Orleans.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Icw York Herald The president is
..r,rnet that any political speech he
ma>,~ are iii Violation U! the cly!. >~rrvirr
order.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Inc Philadelphia Pres, " that since
the Centennial Exhibition large quaint
'.c>ot American wines have been shipped
to Europe. wine drinkers there pro-
nounciug them cheaper and better than
their own.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Painful question in the Chicago Times 3:
What shall II profit Il man if he gain
ll- Whole world and put it in i savings
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15


California has gone :" largely demo.
cratic that there will be Il majority ut
thirty-ci%ht on joint ballot, in the Iegis-
Iturr. This insurcS the election OF It
democratic senator III place OF Sargent.
md viii. in all probability. give the
| nit"l States senate to the democrats III
i~Gg. without further acccsSionS, while
there still remain democratic possibili-
lies in several states heretofore republi-
can.
The American Iron and Steel Associa-
tion had better keep its protective tariff
tracts 1T home than scnd them to the In
icIligcnccr. We read them. of course.
rs we like to see both sides of all ques-
tinns. but we do not see that these man
utacturing capitalists make out any bet
fer ease nov than they have done tor
the last thrcc-quarters OF Il century. They
captured the republican party and made
hundreds of millions Of dollars out OF its
ubiquitous legislation. but they cannot
capture the democratic party, and they
prr,l not try.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

\ Thousand boxes OF sugar, represent
lu- about 4 halt million pounds, wee
shipped per steamer Margaret from
l~Ie,eta ~ New . cans .a~t week for i
l.g-. in :, Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Frank Leslie. the celebrated news,
paper publisher, has made IN assign,
men,, his liabilities bcing over $500, ogo.
Hi advertisements are SAIL to have
arisen from niudiciou5 investments i'll
rr1. estate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Maine, OF course, went for the rcpub-
i.ran-. Those ,"ggers up there don't
LHow that the wal is over, or that the
present president Of their party is run
ming the machine on democratic princi-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The Turkish minister to the United
Statcs furnishes the following ''In..view
OF the various accounts circulating about
the origin I'll O>man Pas!a. the Turkish
legation has the honor 10 inform the
press that the marshal OF that name was
born in Asia Minor, of Mus>ulmam
parents
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

Mr.. Lucy Stone Blackwell. accom-
panied by the Misses Partridge, Hind
nam and M,t,.da Fletcher, have entered
upou the canvass Of Colorado in behalf
OF universe. suffrage.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

G.mh,,ta ha~ been condemned I" three
months imprisonment because he wrote
~. article hostile to The government.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

This country l. not only doing an i'm
mnm-c export business in fresh and
,,unc,l meats. but her expectations of
other products OF the farm are rapidly
increasing notably dairy products,
hrcII-tIfl~ and provisions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

The bankers convention III New York
seems To- he 4 coucIave 10 devise way.
aid means ny which 10 escape taxation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

There ! considerable excitement in
Bates county over the discovery OF an
g.. We. yn the farm OF Mr. a u. Rob
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15
LEXINGTON
ELEVATOR
B. MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR.

WILL. Receive. .l'au, TRADE and ~hti' train
al the Inliuving rtlr-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

An associated press dispatch says:
joan Taylor has heen elected president
Of the twelve apostles and acting presi-
dent ut the Mormon church until a new
president is elected. Taylor was Shot at
Nauyoo at the time Joseph Smith vas
Killed. aud i a most bitter and bigoted
religious fanatic.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

ruI merchants have again assumed then wont.
&c! thccrIa!ur--. Hmi UIt l!Ieu II DuN-,ultlu.
M'~t al lite Ia!ni"r- are Though p!uSiua /.
-ShrAI hear "i several who iI.ve fI.shr,i -yw
Ius inrre VIII be a lur."r acreage -uwU Ia
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

VIII bel ouni in every Department oil each of the three retah floors. The Pasepp
is constantly running, nmi makes very floor accesshIew 18th the greatest ease am
>tranrrr- who have neUrv i,ued ~ are requested to call AM examine u esnhi.
method" Of long u,Iness. 1t l. n gooh place" to meet one sfhrnds-an.a are welcome.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-15

CURTAINS

Lace Curtains in great variety, all prices, from Is cents per yRri u
larg" assortment Of Lace Curtains in y airs, al s. per pair and up
IlmEre quns made TO order in The latest designs. We keep a very
Materials. and employ the most experienced persons, who make this
holst"rv Goods of all kinds.
Oh Window shades. with Gilt Bands, AT IS cents a window.
stair crashes, Step Rods. etc.
tapestry Brnssei ParlOr Mats. AT 81.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-16

ELECTIONS FOR THIS YEAR
Twelve States will hold elections dur
ing the present year, to wit: Ken
lucky, August 6; Vermont, September
4; California, September 5; Maine,
September 10; Iowa, and Ohio, Octo-
Der 9; and Massachusetts, Mississippi,
New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
and Wisconsin, November 6. In four
of these States Legislatures are to be
chosen, which will furnish successors
to like number of United States
Senators whose terms expire on March
4, 1879, viz: Kentucky, New York,
Ohio and California.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-16

The Martinsburg Statesman says
that a suit has been instituted in
hanawha county, W. Va, in which
the plaintiff sues the defendant for
yhe increase Of twenty-one head Of
sheep from 1851 to the present, per-
iod of twenty-five years. Adopting
the rule of double increase yearly,
and using geometrical progression to
figure by, the defendant would owe
the plaintiff 704,643,O72 sheep, which
would represent a considerable money
value.