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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

Owing te the increase of our circulation, we are compelled to is sue half sheet for many of oul exchanges. From our steady in crease in circulation, as well as the patronage of advertisers, we expect as soon as possible to print both sides at home. Batesvllle Guard.
 We accept your excuse Bro. Den ton, and are glad to hear of youl success.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

-Cornered at all points, the seal ing papers, unable to answer argu- ments and figures, fall back upon mere assertions and declarations They declare all manner of mean things against the papers which op- pose the scaling business, and aver all manner of good things of them. selves. They have undertaken te put up job which will fail.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

The more the Adams Redfield Scaling Plan is discussed, and the more figures which are gwen on it, the more glaring it's defects and the more disastrous to the best interests of the taxpayers of Arkaneas, it ap. pears.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
GLASS H.
Agriculture, address by c. ". liar

Agriculture, address by c. W. Har- key on second day.
 No entry can be made of any article or stock to be shown on the first day, after 12 o'clock m. of the first day. No article or stock to be shown on the second day can oe entered after 10 o'clock q. m. of the same day. Committee on stock will not be allow ed to award premiums to any stock they consider unsound.
 It must be understood that this Fair has been gotten up on the spur of the moment, and without money, and it's success will depend upon the liberal patronage each and every one will give it, either by taking part in the exlli-
 bition, or offering individual premiums. The Directors will take contributions to be given as premiums for few days yet. The premium list will appear in
 next weeks issue. All persons desir- ing to assist the enterprise by offering special premiums will please report the same to the Directors, or,
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

Do httle helpful things and speak helpful words whenever you can. They are better than pearls or dla- monds to strew along the roadside of fife. They will yield far more valuable harvest as you will find after many days.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan has reed the democratic nomination for Gov ernof of New Jersey
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04

A   aonceded
  will  ruon will speedily establish young developing slowly and will
 Kills  chloros lpiaon gddne
  appetite aiding 1t has no equal Husbands His Wife a1ad Daughter. of all on the womb falling the pale adds feeble, be all It English of hrstass Put in npriee
  Address,
 DI.- J- IF. .Dr<3xaa@ooIe.
 LOUISVILLE, kENTU
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
Istst or Preaon1lanns Offered a. the Pope County Fair!
DIR EC n o R s

To be held at the RuelvI Nov 2 1877 DIRECTORS:
 (.pr I4owr D P VEST F. A. WINFIELD, JAS PorTs, R. J. WILSON, NJ H. BAIRD
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-10-04
J. E. BATTENFIELD, Editor,

RUSSELLVILLE, ARK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

Lust Wednesday evening rs Miss Katie
DrN>dil" was returning from her >chnnl.
n"tr Berlin, wlnl. riding in a gallon. her
>tIrrup broke, and She was thrown of,
b"ity spr,inIng An ankle. On. small ankle
bone was broken, aud She ba~ since been
unable To attend her school. She Returned
home To This city yesterday evening. some
what improved but -;ril suffering consider
ably.
a fire At Joplin. Mo, on the morning ui
the 2ui inst, destroyed n block OF buildings,
valued. with the stocks of goods, at some
thing like 500. 600. One OF the store, WAS
occupied by Mr.. j. W. B Iford. OF tni.
city, a. grocery store. Through a letter
received by his wife, yesterday, W. learn
:nnt lie was fully insured. and that most of
his 200 ; wcr" saved, 80 that he Will meo;
with II" I"'~. W. Also. hear, Indirectly. that
his Il ok was immediately moved INTO an
other h"u-c, whcr" Sale, we've Io>umcL the
morning after the hre.
\ curious sort III hi .llry occurred near
the tair grounds last SUNDAY night. \ man,
iiaiii"l J"hu Swishrr, aCr ompanied by a
Mrs. loI>c, broke INTO the residence Of Mr..
lanes McllIttnu, Whose family was absent.
not apparently to steal. but simply to so to
bel Wien the family returned the two
wsr" found, the woman IN Que Of the beds
and the man in di>ilal,illc IN the hail. They
were brought to town uud placrd in j,Ili the
man was iineI and the woman was released
with u few word. Of advice. Since, We be-
lieNe on Thursday. iouse came to town
looking for bis wife, whom he wanted TO
take home.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
III E ALTAR

Mair"l-h ~ M hr!h. IrVts. ~. isIn. Nj.
NM. WRITER'S and Vi 81 tNMA MAJ l.
- Mar Lax" tlty, IA Lafayette county. Mo
al ii'' i"-H!rnrr "i Ihr iIlrtr'- ~ .tn-r, BS Re.
\ \ Moor, Nj j. " MC' LI.ARN uui Ml-.
tDll;i\N Il RI LhtI.~pN
- Al NJ Hop, / ~'rayril, county Missouri.
t.. mfh. - th|,r I4r. v. iJuw-rI, Nj
CHARLES Il Miiii|i.h, Of Lincoln count,
Mo. 1mi Mss MpIIIi HAMMOND, nj Noun
Il "
At tn rr-,,l"nrc of capt Samuel i
NnArcN-, va ti!- raIS. Wednesday. UrruhrI
'"i. ~ Rev La. VI 'ht""Y. WI t. 81. Is.
"a and Nj TAT IA VI, MII.LN\ Nfiru
dnnl-, hi-. M"iii wood amt Nj rauk IrIgt
ihr m"rrIng~ wr- Il Ful't one, only II few y-ry
'"'"""',- i'"nd- heinz present, ami 'Hr u.iirr
couple !rit III the evening ipr II. louIz l., attend
ilr exposition In" !wiy l. "Hr nj LrNmgr"u
itir'et HHt sweetest nr~"r7. 'ur -ru.m one o.
oar b"ol nom "iti."n on" at The b--t IL .
;rHeet fellows on earth. W. Jpln heir hot g.
iiIvnd- IA congratulations ant w.,le= tor tL=lT
future pr"sr-rit, and htppilr--
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
Last Saturdays Race.

-
B Thl' races interest people mar, ,L,,
Other isiiur,. atAl,ir. Wis ,Il,. ,
saturday. when large ruIur., -, ,.,.,N
remained ut the tIlr GROUND. u.,,f ,.r
:hiy attrl dark {" ~, the ri,.,.,. ,,,
the @:~trut. Ia tn, ,lr.,
&" i.ra, So. f.r hor-.-,., ,,, " ,
Ill 81 better. 'or, p,iT,. -, $50. ,.,
tl'.t. - tn ."."ml iaI 81 ,o ,n,r, A..
.Jamlr, {. kriIv ,,,,.I. "
I,,u. WAR, ,L,, vt
,... ''2' entered ch. m
D.. ""H entered b. =.
-" ~" poe, l'tE jim!
w Law '"'H Af'"i scoring
~ "">N> @"' a g""i Start.
'' w. ''-''"'' ""''' 'h"f hat passed
" " '''" ~ ""r forged ah"t'.
" ~ ''"' " >E"t again >hr hti
Nv y '''''-'' "''""'n herself
'' - ! ''' ""i '"> h"pi their
P'''f Wv" 80 ne BONE stretch.
III" '''' marvel -'r"ud.
80 "'"' IL ''"' III iHc horses cot
"" VIZ" '"~''"'' AZ Wv second heat, ia"
"''' '"--'"' 49, '"~'"' "'r" ana doing
."' S t''''9 "''''"-' "'f'"i "r' lin@
'''' "a ~ previous At't.
'''' "'i II ""' ""N"' >rc"n", fiG
'''' ''''' 90" ." N''t 'h'H neat tn"
.N'" ","' d" way M" AMI bets were
~ U, ~ '"' VII '"' Kansas
,, '' =" "'"E passing
'''"H >h' '"'' ne
=. " IL W. WI
,., -. 49, f"''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
Like an Avalanche
Fall Trade is Upon Us!

We are told, and every day experience shows that orr
ENERGY AND low PRICES are appreciated, and from
all quarters people flow in like the sudden swell of a tidal
wave. Having experienced buyers who watch the markets
at all times, we are able to show goods at prices that NAV
sound like fiction, but they are in reality the most convince
ing arguments known to the trade.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
SEWING

/ "li kinds odd AMI repaired. " III Furnish
~ v"u any marhlE" new made, and ~,itliyrI
nAv. been ,"}i nj IN tn" Uui'ci states, tor cash
I'll repair al! kul!- ot IuaChIu,-, and warrant
NV N"rk ilrN" had = Years rNp'Tirnru IN
innkim-. r"I"h,ri"s and Teaching. sem! y"ur old
machines Ia,j ori"r- Tor new nn'S to
{ { MI, ilENEE,
phirr AZ Bornell n Lees book store, LrNIngtnn,
NJ. -,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
TIE SEASON or ~isTERMlTTkRTs.

Al mit~ntIir complaints. IA other wnr,ie. all
d'-"r'rt> g"n,rtt"dh y unw.oirs"in- ">iti atIrnr
from ih+ "aTir or Water. at" prevalent nj tins
season. In Gerry SECTION subject &" the vista
tt"n ct lever and tGu-. 90 other t,riu- al inter-
H'rl'rnt disease. to- rlms.- witch produc. these
IN ,it'ii"7 are now actively AZ work THIS there
ioF", - {" i"ri"t ct the Year when TIA" Inhahi-
furt- II such districts -h"ui,i prepare their sys-
TENS l" meet III" umWl"l"-"nr condition. al III,
ntiu"-it"I" 10y :. rour-, of tonic and Alternative
Treatment. F"r"Inn-t among the lnyi-0rumys,
recommended l., tom" and experience u II
means "i certifying the system Az INST all en-
d"Im'c and 'rii'mi' n%"''nri'>. stands IiostetteI :
stomach I;it'r-. ~ a timely Use OF the Bat
t"r7, TIA" i'"hIrst resident Of a unhealthy s"ll
may ESCAPE til" sickness which. without the aid
Of thl' potent ally "f nature. viii h" apt to over
taxi" the strongest. OClG-lm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
FARM FOR SALE,

WISH .u sell the 'tIHII~ FARM" IT,
L three aut 4 Hati mile from II--.n-- 3..i
Will, amt tn" -tIi. e -fiur" from Null E4ntl
VILE, Continuing L. acres. HI, T., ar. k2AA
IL acre enclosed and in rHtiy4tiun: Il grup
iva story huu-": u grrri orchard Of choice ITuli
good water; rNc"lirn' lumber. mar tie house
Term. LOW Fol: CASH. NiIIr>>, ~ call ~
lnr AT iIg-'n>NllI, II J. HIti,,IN>.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
Ciifcrd = Febriiuxe-P~alatabl. Power
T. n.nnnI.- nnAl I.nn. A---A.--

NIlhCTu , T cDrlluEG- ~faIataDI". TOWer
rul. AntiperIodIc and Tonic \ntir"' =
:, nedy ipr t,.,r amt A-u" \ryrr known to
iall ~ . -'ug,r ,,s-. luz !"rr4ltr remedy ,ii
Err- tom nj! other hEur tuIr-. m hr:u+ l,,
from NIL lul-"n"r'- ELECT un thu s,-.-m. tru
lrt= a1un ji, 'rr,uinr,nn and ~,tr-tIn,- nit imainr,-
oU- i.I-"u, ,t'i thus -rsi,chl,- tnr i,-casr with
"lt I!,'iu, III ANY "i ,h"-r distressing after.
rru~Lti,"-. -U'h - iui.nr,, amt pain IA the neuI
ringing 80 Eh" ears Hnt pIrIai leainrs- Try II
oHr, and Won NIll r-vrr "- "tjhuut It scl.mi
j.' i:lOHAKir~D\. Prnprt-t"r.
iur .nIr by all drugrl-i-. II. Ipui-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
The Fair.

,hguII have. nrrr. b, halt. >f,Il II WAS re-
>pr,i Ali. IN NUMBERS and cmin.ntIv - a. To
ou.l,y. This -u..r>,s that II would he Will
In fliurn. white retaining ,lr uti ,,ry. Ia H.
err, ,.e IN nr.,uirry. .arI wuh view Iu that
rud ~. wish to >Iy 4, frw -ni,,r words To tine
prn,i,. eli Itl,I,t!r rvuuIy Ii,rr l. rnIu,ry
RAM. i.u, ,..,Iv ,.u,,, rn,,,-,ut ,oI,
ubr., t,. ,n. r,,I ia +, nr,, ,,,, ,I,,. -,
which it, nrui,. may ,,,,,IIv and rl,,.,uu,
M. Il o... ,,n., Va. ,r, ,u,, ,,,I
,,,
fr,-.nr ,uI,,, ,,Li u,,, ,.., h. nio,, 81,
y.,, u iu ,..u
,,,, ~, n,.., ,,,, ,u.r ,.,
people ON ih' -i''ihd>' 'n'''tIIn- Strangers
y county. Inc h''i't' ha;cr' Of "i">r la
"''' can tHlh OUT ~ mAnA aud ~ crc'Iitahlr
WORKS "i art As ca he rr"du'"! Ia the state.
Win an an hal half nj r'I. and II small one
~ al, though what "aN SHOWN Was excel
i'Hi III ~ various lines. y county .untair-
b. NJ hll4tl ti~ ft Iltttts no ItNy HOY T. Win,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
MONEY! TO LOAN.

~ imrI-'N",! real ,-ttt. in sums from S:sr t.
~ Sl",i-F'. - tr-Il rate "I Wl;,rr-i. fur par
tlcu.Ir-, apply T." l.. l. E. E~NKiLETT.
Lexington. Mo-. ~ i.irtmnni. Nh
Applicants az" required /" furnish satisfactory
h~frflrt~ - NH" UrI2s:i
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
Black Goods and Black Silks.

We desire to sell in the next thirty days. large line of Rl,ct
Goods and Black Silks. These goods need no commemorative,
whatever. Every buyer knows their intrinsic and standard value.
We guarantee every piece to be GENUINE. and shall commence
on September 10Th making the BIG OFFERING AT MOST
ASTONISHING REDUCTIONS. We tender to the public our
positive assurance that every yard shall be as represented.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
The Singer is he Best

i:rm"Hrher that the singer sewn. machine
has been before the public tor iwrnty-ei.ht
Wears. That FOR simplicity. durability aud
ItrSr range of work II has distsmccd ali
comp, ttIom. For sale 10y
knNNELI 4 LEE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
A TRAP.
The True Tale of the Express Rob-
berry.


We learn tom N.,-l.l John Tau.Iuau Ih,
following particulars rmr.tuluG the a.
'"nrtedl"hU"ry ut the I nrtrd state, rxrI",
Office last TI.,,!ty night. E.ir,y last week
German. living near JmI." Wnod'> farm. ii
this township. 'a'ne /" r""n and reported /,
VIZ. iaHhlnIr tAll ! nGH wIn wH> temp,
r'riIy >i"p!lu. va ia, nrI-Ahnrh"ur la,
proposed I" q nos mat rh"N >hnuI,i rIrt"l
into an arr m ,Iu"uI lr travel ;u--ihtI. an,
rob country Iru>r-. lAr boy r,uI.r,l. an,
III" r.au the Henry smith with whom Inn.
article l. r>rrriuty com, rurti 'hrruiru,,
tn Al if N, ry,. .,,L.. ,t III ,r,r,-t,.. h.
would MA hru vh. l,,v ,,I ,I,,,,r,l.
looked INFO ~mltn', A,, AMI ,,..un.r,t n,,
il contained I,; of iru.Iyv ,u.i vh,t Il,
took 10 be- iur.ltI tn,l-. Tn. mu,b! IN.
>trurIe 'ur man wn, m,,L. th. r,.r,t, T.,
watch the TIN, and If ,,,yfrir. ,r.rI.,.u,
occurred either IA, or IN. ,r.,t,t vnulI ,,,
rest HIM. \ day or iva ,,t.r This Mr.
Tauhm4 IN mrrIr,r al fl. ~ ,l.r ,u,,i,,ru,
urnavr.,tlI,u with NJ, rD,r.l u,m,,,,i
uhrn he VIZ Told ma 5,,t ,i,, nan h.,
u,r!r i similar rr,,,,Itl,n +, u.,m.,
. ,ltcubuwskl, who VAS .i,,iu,, at h, Ham,
mrud'>-fnm. nhn,c town Iu, m,r.h.l
tirrn t~."i Vii. llImI"ud in instruct .I,roh.
"w>"Iin A-r'r n1i. miu'~ plans ani enter
in" his an ~tnGrnemt-, and tnh he would
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

10 YOU want . nice suit ~ clothes:
10 You want L cheap >uii Of cI"the-E
ia you want Il ne" warm over coat
10 y"u want = good cheap overcast
puN0u want warm uud r>h'rt>E
pn YOU want warm drawers:
ID vou want nice White. shirts
D. YOU want nice warm uN"r>hi,i,
to Won want handsome u"cktlr>.
D." YOU want i good pllr Of gloves,
We have a fulI Stock of all these thing. and
guarantee h"ttOm price,. McClu>lind 4!
Bedford. OG;f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

young : Cti"mln living near Nj. Hc-
hr"n wa lately the rcupirut nin hana,nnr
bouquet, from = y"iGc l,il. 81 cuu!-". and
priced 1t HI%h!y "m h,I ,rrou'i. lie took 1t
bonn, placed st IN fresh watct, anI set II
upon TIA" mInttr Wh"t- he could easily So.
1t. When lie retired that nl:ht the last
THINK nc ~tw was lht hruTurt, auti he
frH 'm'i all sorts at lhlu.> ,j.oul tie donor.
When he nwukc IN the morning his eager
o'I:hi the flowers. but ala a mIsrra-
u" cd hat h-'u IA the room. anI had eaten
Them. II" say that he din not know that
"At- w"r" '"nt at lpwrr-, AMI thinks that
She eat ih"m ont Of pur" clI>>rr!nc>>, and he
HwraiN that from now on. c'rrnallv and
forever, he VIII &c drwu ON rrt-. W., ..go
him hAiycr>.'
>nn tran'l-c" l. v~rl"Hins / -ru-strun II
dramatic ant \ r"lI-h actress. Madame Mod
je-kn, II c"umt"--. has ,I,inrhrr,! n the California
Theatre a. .tdrI"Enr LcrnuvrI-r, IA English,
which shr has studied "u'y nm" months. and
made rroIoumi Impression. he Is Ilkrnct 10
i:i9tOTI and Itirhrl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
MONEY At EIGHT PER ,EST,

w / AK ati"i nrr- iur parties hIvIns Iur-t
" afnurnt ii mnu'H 10 Joan uu inturpyri
iirrn- Al an"N" vat" ami an "ns"s. thu Iu"nev
nus costing tn hrrI .N'Tt iiii.r uN,I ma, i"T
r"ai. per .uuurm. irr1y To-
-.i's"i NIf.i l. CHILE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

/ Il h'r!'n-. rl"-"'.ns rlrrs.
h"n~.t- ,uN ~ti'l't, - Br'ani
hrn,'' ,'s 9I.it"". l: rai'no'-, A {.
I",irrtriruDc >.au"u. " & Mrrmitui
f,mh Hh 'ni Lee, ~un.mlt circuit. = T.
>mnth
,rIunt,u- CIrult' J t.b.,
,"."'",'u- ~~".'.'n. W Mo".tW"l
i'ilk tiIi : lIru.T, r T.. tDnn
Iui >'sIrul -- Elnui.l
h'nu"7r rrc" 1 in"- NADIA"
I.itirr { ircuIt. l. T.. -lrrluf
!;'"n'i ira.r'' ts:'..;. /. II DAVIS
.r.'-un "-4H e.
" = W..!I,! rl--t!lus -.irr
N"'. h"' IT, ...I, ! + hi.
""'rl."' lr.nit. " t. stewart.
{ Irha.E~ station. WIN iLarrI-
~ur.NI~ 'iru.'. " VI Mo- .iI-I,r
i'i.r,ll- 'rrull. ! ! >lngli..t
'.nI,l,n 'uy ,,rrm'. ! l.. In",.
\,1at,'.5 ~.,,,". = Mr-s-
lI'ii" r-.-. ,i,'uIi. J 9 Cost.
'.--,ir",u .uH. j W. carter
j"I.lH 'ir'"rl. i Il WinIum.
H"">viLIk n.-Ih.,!
&C W"o,,s, lr"sr any rIicr
Hpuuv5l t. N'I'Iuu. { II. BrI...
h'iit,r 'Irrntt, j. Lodhy.
Marshal. >iatI"ui i"ag-.
,a'mnrlise 'IrcuIt, Joth SPENCER
I~Uusw"o! Circuit, MauiH HUrrn.
>"'i,t!n IIIrmat, L A. Aiicn.
NIrsall!r> station, Il. \. Holloway.
.lr"InIn CicIIj. i. { Giv-u-.
california station, - Bnlubrr..
pH"rsii" cIiouIi. r y TnsF"r.
i'r.mI. Home circuit. \. Briggs.
.Irii,ts"m ~ : + !"". ", :. %"ioy-
'nIm"l- t|lfrUIi.J IL II WU1liriic".
LENI>CT"~ DISTRICT
Milton hdsI-,"u. prr-,I.u. "i..cr.
lexington ~tatiun, VI Il Williams.
Lamont circuit, - u.ry
clinton tu,i Win,.-pr circuit, " +. C.Iul.
i:l"NueNlil" AMI bia'AWAjor CIrcul. Il. Mar
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
KNIGHTS OF BALL
Resolutions Of Thanks to the Ladles
and to the Lexington Cornet
Band


"a, 80, 49,.
rI,r. ..,... n.. 1870, -,
iuv VIZ ,,,nu,I,Ir admit,
HD~ol,,t. tn,, ;he ra,nL, sr rn., I..!.e. NJ.
-" ma AT" hereby '~r"''''"i :" i,' 'iiIr- "I
nrL.,l H. At our rrr.nf soc. al E4IrrllInI,,nt
l t'.' '""''''l @" lne OCCASION 'I"-"rN'- IN" h'ril-
hu.nil,o.i u.-inS ana 49,. r.,.i.. It,,.,u In
,.'"2'@ ne !"''i",r' i'"' 5t'i! characterize" oar
rrr-,L. rI,,nr lor. amt kn!.n IL mroi,.i,nn 81
t'r,t ~ IL Al IN" 't'i"t r.i'''"n- ct li".
,nrr,r Elt.I wr Iriu,r nur WA n,,.T i'm i'
il'rIr 'n"'i"r tl'hi" s"rN,'"-, ant herewith taxi
,tin,rIms fIi~nI- the. vii j. HAY nam" an, n ,,,1 ~, ,I,, u" ~,
'"'iN g." "''""i any "I'"rt they Iu'A maxi IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06

hat guarantee have purchasers against the sharp practices
ana 1rlrkery OF store keepers; but all of that is alleviated bv buy
ing at the popular house of Conking d. Bleeding. where there is
but one price and q system that insures your getting lust what
YOU buy. '' "''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-06
LEXINGTON
Elevator.
B. MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR,

WILL Receive. Clean, Grade and ship Gram
W al; the following rates
WHEAT,
For Receiving, Cleaning. Grading, shipping
iu't fifteen day = storage. : cents pcG hushcl
tur every >uh-vGu,n III fifteen days storage or
lart thereof, = cen; per hH.lci.
RYE. BARLEY AND OATS,
= cents per hushsl tor iirst Gf;ren DAYS. and
= cent per buotcl ton Subsequent fifteen days.
CORN,
Sh"llc'i. / cent per busEel Tor i.r-t fifteen ,lnys.
aud a cent per hushei Tor subsequent fifteen
days.
CORN,
For Smelling "ni Cleaning, | cent per hush,l
SPECIAL BIN viii b. im nis:.,.i whrn r.
Ia .'i-kr"rlnE custom - araIt apart nom ali
other grain.
Liberal advances made On grain in e,ey ator al
low rates of interest.
sacks Away on hand for rent.
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states tor drtnh. How many delinquent
newspaper Subscriptions d. lhi> -um con
tan: l. = hrtgt!r>> t" spend III the madden
iog cup what y"I ""r the printer. lie may
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/ TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY >.

|. THE TOME OF LEE.-Thc famous Temple or
" esta was not served with more deVotlon' nor
its sacred fire more rcIigiously guarded hy the
daughters Of free-born Roman citizens, than
tho tomb of Lee is tcnderly and tasteiuily
cnrcd for BY Nirgnias naidcns visit to
the sacred spot during Christmas holidays gave
Ms evidence that there was no WEAKNESS 10 the
serpicc. nor lack of ministry, but through all
these wears has kaoTD no change, with gather
cd power is still the same. :,
The tomb was cxqusiteiy adorned with
beautiful flowers OF almost every variety, anu
everereeus OF crosses and creSccnts deity ar
ranged By the hand OF iar woman. mat q
commentary unon The times! The defeated
hero Of our dear Switzerland lies buried 10 a
chanel reared under his own direction Tor the
worship of the Almighty Father; his tomb
daily cared for by sorrowlng woman tho, mol
sorrowing, for VIC thank God we had such tc
die); his memory embamed II the hearts OF
his countrymcn.
The man, if 10 contrast he deserves the APP
pcllation, to whom he surrendered, recllne
about the streets Of Washington, the com
panion OF evil men, plotting the overthrow O
his country and the cns!avcmcnt OF her citl
zens. Who would not rather be the dead lAc'
than the living Grant!
Such is the contrast and such were our sen
,,mcnts upon visiting the tomb but so lately
ornamented and bcauliiicd by the hands Of dc
voted and cultured woman. \ holy fragrance
seemed to linger around the place and We Wer
10th to quit its sacred precincts and return t
the rudeuess and GOODNESS of the outer world
-Lermgton Gazette.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

s!sA M 81 IL s.. - - -
TO THE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
November 81, 1916.
Trains leave Washington, from depot OF BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RA1LKOAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B Streets as follows:
For Phia, Now York and the East, 2.O5 =. m
and g. 20 D. m. daily, with Palace Cars. LIN
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 929 =.
N. daily, except Sunday. For Phlladeiphls
and New York l.30 p. III. daily, except San'
day; for Philadelphia $50 y. m. daily, >,
For Pittsburg and the West, o % a. IN. daily Will
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p. m. daily,
with Palace Car TO Chicago.
For Canandaigua and the North, 1.4O p ii.
dsily, except Saturday, with Palace Gar |"
Watkins. For Elmira, $50 a. n. daily, or
ccpt Sunday.
For tho South, via Richmond. Ii! b. IN. daily
and via Lynchburg 7.l5 am. and IL p. IN.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Aoxandria, +, 7, 5, 9, 10 and II 8: r., ana
l, 5, 4.20, 5, G.l0 ard pm. On Sunday ut q.
M, and and p. N.
Trains leave Alexsrdris for Washington, +,
S, 9, 10 and II ala, l, 3, 40, 5, +. 10 snd1 I'M
On Sunday at ard 10 a. NJ, and G.lO p. III.
Tickets and information can be procured 81
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. u. NJ. BOYD. Jr.,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. nov -
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Leave Washington . 10 q. M, Aloxandrla
9 as a. M. and make connection At Dsnvlile 10
South and South West.
Leave Washington S ~ a. M, Alexandria
S As a. M. and connect at Lynchburg to Mem
phis Little Rock and Texas, and to Atlanla
and all points in the South, and, via New Or
leans, to Galveston and southern Texas; also
connect with Ches. s. Ohio Ohio East and West
Leave Washington at 8 90 p. M, Alexandria
at 10 20 p. m, get to Gordonsville AZ 80 a. m,
and connect with Chcs. s. Ohio t. +. westward
to Huntington, Cincinnati and all the North
west, and Eastward to Richmond snd beyond,
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Wash,
ington at 10 o. m. daily. except Sunday, and
| get to Strssbhrg at p. m. Leave Strasourg al
| 6 8. m., and arrive at Alexandria 5 p. II.
For WARRENTON leave Washington daily
at 10 q. m.
Trains from South arriving ut Washington at
: 35 a. NJ, p. m. and II IS p. M. make good
connections with Bait. s. Ohio and Bait. " 70,
| tomac trains to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and to all points North and North
west.
Accommodation leaves Alexandria, for Cor.
onsvileTuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 8 ~
| D. M, and leaves Gordonsvillo for Alexsndrls
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9. m.
Through tickets to tho South and west AZ
q. j. FOREACRE, Zen. Manager.
I'M RROADJS G. T. T. dec2