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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02
Letter from California.
TURLoCK, Stanislaus Co., Cal,
~

TURIOCK, Stanislaus Co., Cal,
Feb. y, 1877. I
DEAR FREEMAN-My last letter was written
ON the 2od of January. now write the
only privilege left me as an American cit zen.
The Ell, ctoral Commission has bull d 'zed eve
ry right that freem"n ever had. and ! would
climate here, which buoys up the spiiir aud
inspires faint hope that the masses will now
get their eyes opened as to the deep aud dark
designs of the Washi ington thieves.
SUN RISE.
/ cay cheerful climate for there can he moth
ing more cheerful in nature Than a California
Sierra Nevada mountains are high, yet we ab-
solIteiy look down to see the sun rising. The
white caps on the ocean, as the glorious orb OF
day commences to ascend the blue walls of the
orient, while the bright light. bursting sud
denly upon our plains cast shadows miles in
length, aud gives the signal for ten thousand
fcathered warSIers To join their voices in the
hymn OF thanks to the Author OF all good.
Then this light, IA ling upon the ten millions
hack mixed radiance of red, white and blue,
which, not unlike the light refracted by blue
BODY aud mind. restoring the tone of languid
nature and making one feel new all over.
THE CONTRAST.
Contrast this state OF things with your eli
mate of deep SHOWS, cold winds, penetrating
moisture, frosts aud ice- ard the reflection
chills the heart of the writer and almost fretZ
the ink as it flows from his pen, While we
plnwing aud killing SNAKES tics and mosquitoes,
you are shoveling snow. pling up the coal
overcoat, aud breaking your teeth eating fro
zen bread. The wheat that was sown ten days
ago is up ceautifuIly, ana already gives green
tinge To the up-turned surface, while that sown
a month ugo is decidedly green.
At WORK.
p, Our men are still busily engaged plOwing and
sowing at the rate of one hundred and fifty
acres a week and viii not bc through till the
first OF March perhaps not until the fatal 4th.
patch, which. owing to the level nature of the
ground. does not seem larger than garden.
but which is half u mile long and one hundred
and fifty rods wide, and contains one hundred
aud f!tv acres. Farmers sow in hope, and il
needs hope hcre-strOng hope We have not
had sufficient rain to saturate the soil com
peteiy, but hope almost against hope to
have shower yet in February. aud perhaps
one in April or May. II seldom rains in March
here. This Is month of high winds, much
like in the state. The stormy March has
come ut last" is as true of California of
Pennsylvania. Cold northwest winds blow
nearly all the month. 1 should say "cpol," MT
cold. What you mean by cold is sliivering over
hot fire with overcoat on What we mean
by cold is when we cannot take of both coat
and vest. and open the button of ones shirt
collar. when rattle snakes cease to go abroad,
We killed the other day which haG eight
ruttlt's. Just as many as Louisiana had fraudu-
lent electoral votes. This is Significant. We
may yet bruise the head of the serpent.
Yours, Rob ROY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02
p ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES o
~ the Borough of Ebensburg for building

7
~ the Borough of Ebensburg for building
Water Works:
To amt of Borough Bonds of the is
shoemakrr Agent " -. 4,4OO 90
TO amt Of Borough Bonds, of the is
sue of June 18th, 1875, sold 10y the
Committee. ...-.................l 10. 400 90
To amt OF accrued interest. .........s 81 %
1889 90
CR.
BY amt paid r. r Wilkins by F. A.
Shoemaker. Treasurer. for boring
and testing Artesian We'll ........t. 400 90
and fixtures 7OOCO
By amt commission allowed for sale
OF Bonds ............... $50 90
By amt of Treasurer's rcceipts..-.... S,S09 90
sI4s39 90
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02

z. I.
Treasurer of EbcnshuIg Water Fund, DIR.
To amt received from Committee
sale of Water Bonds. IS 500 co
drants ..-................... 81 so
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02

c.vO ~ day at home. Agents wanted Outfi
'pi = and terms tree. TRUk & Co. Augusta Me
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02

FEBRUARY 70, 1877.
DEAR FREEMAN-In last weeks issue appears
an article from A.J Riley criticising somew hat
the County Auditors settlement, which arti-
Gle prompted me to make n little cxaminatio ion,
the result OF which is as follows. viz:
The amount paid out by the Treasurer
emitting him to p. ct. was $40 e35. rs - 1876 IS
And amt of unseated land tax, s3 o52 IS,
8 cent
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02
APPRAISENENTS

JAM Is VI SINtI Eh, Hel III crs
Registers Office, Ebe nsburg. Feb. 3, 49,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17


'"Hnty court VIII meet IN special session
"Wednesday. 2ISl iNN'.
He lItdtfhrInI II talking Of another
n".iUtIAir a't"r Lent.
Red the sale advertisement elsrwhvrc. Il
vii pay hIS money to attend.
Nv. NJ. q. Williams VIII preach az The
Methodist Church, In this city, tomorrow
morning ana evening".
h"V. u w. ii"hiies VIII preach at The
baptist ''GIch, Ia ms cI., to-iuorr""
morning, Al the Usual hour.
Nj. A. !. "ih>"F :a> a Tour ton stock
'o'Hl'. htAu MS advertisement IN another
''''l'in.
me ""27 zeal >'""'r'~ PICTURES Out 81 IN
"-''" '''''- "Ae
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
REVENUE.

Editor iHTELLIGESCER 1t is with becoming
moicsiy that /! ilnrr in opinion, to IL ,.ry great
extent, with the views that have been set forth
tI.re II bat one solution to that question. name
~ \ repeal al thu whole prnnlty AM = -uhsti-
tutor. 81 ten per cent. III its place. TIC rrarute
law, al rr"-rnt. SAYS to rul and | that ". -baiI
coil"ci only ten per cent. ANY more than That
= ns"ry. ia" state c,Ine- up III the lace OF that
and coIleCts from % to ~ per cent. Isthrrc nnv
cou-i.t'Hcy IT fairness ~ justice in II The
crhstitnilonailty OF This penalty has always been
a question OF DOUBT. People are looking into
thl4 hing smd th" scales arc brgInmin. 10 fan
from ih"ir eyes \ law that sthI.s You IA the lace
and tells you that you ARE a dishonest cltIHru.
amt that II penalty has to he written upon YOUR
back 10 force YOU and every man Ia ltv. Are
the people any mere dishonest nuw than they
were len or twelve years ago? Has The greet
household II THIS culnTnOnwe iirh fallen from
grace that Ii pack of d"puty collectors should
b. set "pOh every man. heels 10 force him to
'I"gorse from his pocket hard earned money .?
Nay, verify. TIE people Al" Us honest to-day 40
'''tS We're thirte"l! wars ugu THIS penalty
takes has wheat, tnk.s his hogs, takes his corn
u" stand around tn. collectors Office Scruii.
me- inc c"oht""'nce Of every imam. and what
s"iuIii"s OF condemnation you vail SET written
there against tins law. Justice and ,ouIty an
all sides demand its repeal. 1t - advocated hy
som" that r"rsUnii property shUuIi be held
iithI" Tor taxes on real estate. In nav Dulniuu
THIS would be u Very bad law. and It's adroc.t,s
never think that adversely 10 alwavs in their
rear; and that 1t may Uv-rtukc them al an. linn,
He property exemption law and the Iuw ur
limitation never places II bar to It. What A.
count Is a mans land to him when his cattle
ms hogs. hi horses are all taken from him and
sold. Again, 1t is advocated by others that the
county court aud circuit court should III, invest
ed with the same power IN lax matters tina, the
circuit court has III evil cases. This wuuII
pioiure cndlrss litigation and food for LAWYERS
| presIIIe THAT th"s" who alroca,c ,hj, uI,p
wound want an enabling act ~aiiaclru to the Tca.
on! oil 1t. nS Il pigeon hole To dodge IN and out
OF i!ir wet The collector costs i'm such r,s..
"ohi" DE worse than the penalty. TiIc,c would
he an 'ucentlv" for him to bring suit aya,us,
every man who iaI"'! IN the least: trial IN vat
his per ~"rntaoc, and second to make NIL the eos,
tha. he could.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
II.e GeneraI Market.


\Iw Yopk. Feb. Is.
-. Louis, Feb. IL.
! Gi;hIH- Wheat nrl,i firmly ami nbnv, Guycr,'
view h"i'I" ti.t Al '1iI. mat iIGrlr was don.
bat alter call T., advanced; \n : tan. 81 - |,
u Irrh. y Il NpriI: 10 3 do. 81 H's "a a.,
cash :! = "i Is. MIrci, \". 10. 81 81 bIu
'.IH h'ltri' - q S9'.c cash; 49, q WS March;
49, Arr!l. Oats higher and srsIce; 81, Joc
r. lower; a. EG.c i:arley dull and I'M
",.turr.i
VIII kI-IIlghrr 81 u.
llsni( E-liuif"r Iirmcr: diary roll, l1a,2Jc
packed. 21L4tC. lg=s iirinrr I2ll2,c.
PEb\ I~ir\>-Pulk active. hul lower aud il
r'"'lLT, 80 @hui - 10 ssh; Slj ga /. 10 March
-" ~ LiH - .hilit. Bulk meats dun and little
dong clear dc sold at s. 20 L" nrrivc. Bacon
S'lsrl - o., - -, ? 81 : d 81 g.. Lard duIl
small -Ilr> Inus" at $40
HDG>-n"wrg light shipping tn good pork.
e., - log 10; packing, 81 10 a. IS; butchers
- arta : :, Receipts, I 40.
'AlliE-AcliNv and strong; choice " fancy
s''"ra - .an,r ~; good 10 pltIn"; 81 WiGj l2I.
ii-h' - WI+ -: cows aud hciirrs ) ~ corn
i'"i 1'Nuu- - InGi II = Receipts, J, uVJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
Of SEkSE GROWS a

early. What In a trit!inS attack OF sickness to-
day may. if unattended To, become a serious
case il a week. small ailments should he nip
ped in the bud before they blossom into iull
blown inal8dies. II this advice were attended
10, many q heavy bill for medical attendance
might lie avoIict. When the liver is disoricred.
the stomach foul the bowels obstruc;ed. or the
nerves disturbed, resort should ut once be had
TO that supreme remedy. Hnstetter's stomach
BIttrls.a lev lose, OF VIII CHI i'll restore he .lthy
action aud put IN" system in perfect order. II
Is II WISE precsutIou TO keep TIN, Incompatible
preventive III the house. since 1t checks, with
InrIValiei pruinptituir. disorders which breed
others far more dangerous. aud IN their --latest,
developments are theins,Ives often fatal. / sIul
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
Garden SEEDS.

We wish 10 inform the people OF the county and
city that We viii again have on hand IN y short
time. II very large lot of iandrelh's Garden
Seeds IN papers and in bulk. which We assure
you are the most reliable seeds IN the market,
and We will sell them lower than any body els.
can sell good seed. Buying them IN large
quantities enables us to 10 e"; to gardeners, We
say rom- and see our pricra before sending your
o 'iers east; and tor those that prefer them, We
Will have lsrgr stocks OF ferry's and Briggs
Bros seeds. Look 10 your interest and give US
II call. No. 81, Main street.
Very respectfully,
t.Il-tf IL Ii L. 10
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

IL u not about time to hav8 IA telegram
wire from this place to b ansas City on the
Mario" Gauge railroad1 1t would have
been a great convenience to Marshal Liggstt
when he was pursuing those murderers the
other day; and If there is much traffc on the
road 1t Will be much safer to run trains witt
Il e assistance of a wire tnau without.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
THE ALTAR

Mprri,i-Iu thu. ~uuIIy, FEBRUARY IIth. "A
the r,~rl,uy. %; Joan Hri,h. MIR. JON, flSH.
E-E nu'i W. MAI:N M,,.IEL
- Ia Canton. law. W.inr-,Iav. February
li;h. Nh '.tui:',t II. SMALL, nUn uf 81
i.uuI-, hut I"rhi'i|y nr Lafayette county. am
MI lpA NJ NETNDEI.
-A N I:..srhwAt,I ,Alp,l, Petit. county
NJ -. IL, I..'. hv the Rev. \. + Serge,
NJ AEEii: u WARD. al Lafayette county
t" Nj SUSAN ' WiIkELtl;. uI I'riII.
county
- <-nI N-,.rleru, February 9Th, al the resi-
';"ucc q; III WerneN. by Rev l. X. L;.rpcn-
Ter. MIR. F!'W Ntn " KNAPP, of Riley com
~. hIn-a-. and M!a- ~AINn NLRNIL.
LAND, ri Lafayette r"uutN.
- Al the residence OF the brides mother.
M. X. u Harris. mar wellington. Lufa ettt
county, Thursday, February 18th, one O'Clock
. nI h. Rev la \. Quarle-, Mr. K. BEN-
"A ' CHAN AMI Miss I\\lE AERI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
BoscHEEsGERMAN SYRUP can now

oOoOhEE UENM N 81 can now
be purchased right At h. me. II ID the most sue
'"-stui preparation rTer introduced to our pro-
P.S- II works Ike a charm ia all Cases of tom
suh pi'"n, Pneumonia, H"Inorrhages, Asthma,
severe Coughs. Group and all other Throat an!
l.Un- bi-.t-es. No urr-on la, ever used his
ii!ediclne without Citing immediate relief, vet
there ar" Il great many poor, suffering. skcptI-
cal persons going about our streets with asus.
p!cIoiIs cough, and the Voice OF ~con.umrliou
coming from th"ir lungs, that Will not try ii. Ii
You die, II Is your own fault. as YOU can 70 to
your Druggist. Iheo. Gosswisch ana get q sam
pie i:nttl" for ~ cents and try 1t; three doses
Will relieve any case. Regular axe onIv seven
ty-iyc cents. iaul-.,v
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

The latest style III hut- Just received Al
the star clothing hrusc Of Henry S.nnn,r.
Mr.. VIII. l. Sloan, Of iiu,,m.n 4 cos
nurseries. Scala, Is ranyassing LAFAYETTE
county. He would like TO see YOU before
YOU buy.
lhc Methodist mite society OF this rity Will
meet next Thursday night. - inst. at The
Residence Of Mr.. William Morrison. A fun
Attendance ii desired.
Mr.. john I. Hi! IS preparing to deal
largely in agricultural implements at the
odd plOw factory" Oh Franklin street, aud
as he believes IN inviting people To some and
see him, he Will let them know what he has
for sale when The season opens, through our
"iUmns.
We learn from Mr.. Geo. Maitland that the
IibleauX al Hig.lu>villr, last Wednesday
night, were well attended the room beng
very much crowded. Ian the actors In The va
riOus parts acquitted themselves well. some
Of the tibIenuX he represent, TO have been
beautiful. We regret very mulch our ina
biii:y 10 br There.
We mentioned In our last Issue that Nr.
Henry a!naeur had purchased from his
brother, Bernard, hi. entire stock of cloth
ing, gentIcmen', un ierwear, furnishlu.
goods, hats and caps. trunks, vall.es, &c,
The stock kept by this house. Ion. aud fav-
orably Known - the star Clothing House"
was 4 very large ana well assorted one, and
as 1t was bought by Henry Slnueur a, price,
way below the lowest wholesale rates. lie is
enabled 10 make wholesale price, at reiai
and still mtke money. Desiring To make
room for his spring goo Is he is now oTerIn.
winter good, at unprecedentedly low prices.
He Intends to bring on a larger stock OF
Spring goods than he has ever done befors.
Henry is a clever, honorable little gentle.
man, and whatever lie tells you about goods
or prices you may rely on. If you need
any tang III I'i. line lie sure to call on him
before buA luz.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
County Grange.

There will be a called meeting OF the grange
OF Lafayette county. on Tuesday, February
I'm. Members ale earnestly urged to
attend, as business OF great Importance is il,
be transacted. JOS. +. SMITH, Master
D. he. ERICSoN Secy. febl0-td
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
4 CaRO

T. all WI" are suffering rr.m the error. am!
lni =rretirn- "t youth. nervous weakness, carry
''"'t5, loss of lnanrpoI, &r., | viii END i
recipe lla' "ai .nl, you. FREE OF CHARGE.
linz ~. .iIcGu'uE N"a 'I4-'"NvT'r! 10y "a InIe=lOua-
= III ~.,ElH Nurra't ~,ui i sell aidrc7-"t IN
S-iuI.. tu rh" E,v JOSEPH I. INMA>. Station
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
CITY AND COUNTRY.

In New York City II ,pectsbie family paw
b, $50 annually Tor The rent Of n house. \ ply.
sIc!iti charges from three TO five dollars for q
Single visit and furnishes no medicine. In the
country 1t ireau' ntly requires Il long ride and
great inconvenience 10 obtain \ piiysicIun, and
when found he may not be able to procure III,
proper remedies. The most remark able and uu
failing remedy the world has ever seen, and Oh,
which 10 endorsed by all physicians. Is nov
placed within the reach Of every iaIIily, wter.
It can .lw ay. lie kept tor immediate u,e. Dan.
ger arises from delay one dollar oT tfty cent.
invested IN { rntuur LlnUncut viii last u tamil,
u Scar. li.r" Is no pain which 1t Will not I..
hovr, no swelling IT Will not -ubdur, wound il
VIII not heal. or lancn"aa ii will not cue. i
heals burns without u scar, and renders the bitter
me --latest, greatest, and moot rriIahi,
icInetiy ever put together by medical ,c!enCr ioI
Rh"uIn"tism, wounis, -w,iIiug., Burns, Cake
EIta-t, &c, 10 the i-ntuur LIuiuent There ur,
two kinds. Nnui the Whils I.Iuim.Lt - Tor thu
huinhn family, the stronger ~Aini-wbIch 10 vel
low III colon /. for -puviurI. lame and .tralusl
horses ant auIIuals The 1 ellie. are wonder
lu!. IanI:-2u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

ANY trouble of the bronchial tube. Is speedily
removed by using A.Euir-'s Tar Gl.c-rins
Whisky and Rock Candy. Try Il sample bottle,
only 10 cents. Large .Ie, 81. Tho
Agent, lexington. Mo fsbI1-lt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
Lexington Market.

la tbs report the wholesale prices are given in
'rit E&nG column, and retail prices IN night hand
column. In country produce, III" figures Gu the
I'i; denote what the merchants are .ayin., and
ON the rI&A' th" prices AT ~h!rh they sell.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
FINE. FRESH CANDIES
LAND FOR SALE
FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY,

I'VE undersigned has been appointed "a
1 agent Of Lees summit Nursery Tor So
the sale Of their stock. They have all ~
kinds OF APPLE. rEAtH \ ORSA- -
MENTAL TREES; EverEreens. nerriss and
Flower, which arc offered At low prices Tree.
taken from tins nursery nre SAFER AND MORE
CERTAIN ia GROW than those from distant
onsa, The nursery is locat'a near US and trees
shipped To this section are IN no danger of diving
from change OF climate or being delayed in
shipment. TitElR TitEE> K THRIFTY and
Will be delivered in good condition., ara ali
irce' will be delivered just as they are ordered,
aud ever! effort Will be made to give entire salts.
faction. This nursery is firmly established, And
Its propri"tnrs are responsible, and intend 10 re-
main In business and will not nermit their rep-
utatIon TO suffer: Parties ordering from it
may he satisfied shat their orders will be
flLLEp and the trees delivered
- iasm a. s"oB as the weather Will permit,
Unauthorized persons are travelling luior
the country pi etending ts reI YeseI, III. :, .sh
All persons are warmed sSaiHs' zen zen NJ, NO orS.y:
appointed n.sn' '"'
NJ IL THE TINE to supply yourselves
with the best of fruit and trees,
Berries. Shrubbery aud Flowers. :
Come aud give me your orders.
ian-o ROBBERY HALE, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
- l. Nest RNkl.l
MILTON SMITH, }tom.
y X IEEptk

W il"Itas a tHS l-rI>csi TIE supreme Rs!er ut
the | uI''i-..' :" call from our midst our worthy
sister. ErHGe,t lbrpp. therefore,
t' "iNrd, ihHt IA every relation of life Sister
I'crp was 4 iitt' Woman. >ht wa, an BGectiuu-
ate wife, tt faithful thrlst.Lu. Il Gealuus patron
hr-"iNet, That We 'tr-Vly sSnIa'hEEr with
The H~"l father. br Rankin, aud VITA lIrr low
ny iiushnrd ~ tht-, Ii!'ir !Ir~parHbic loss, ami
- = test iu"Tial nj our respect Tor our Deceased
-Iei'I, ~F.ctt ih'sr resolutions upon our mia
Htr~, nut WI send Them, with the sea! OF the
-Guug" ilIt' h'a- iu tia ,Iiiur of The lutrilIg,u-
'"T !i lUhtIcifGnu
NJ + HARRIS,
e SI.NIh.
j.. \ COBB '""'"'tie.
y HNkiIl-,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
CHRISTMAS CANDIES

1 wish TO inform the public generally that ,
have completed arranyenrnts whereby | can
furnish customers with
FRESH OYSTERS. By The "a or DOZEN.
ut any hour, served in any style II suit, war
liant them fresh anu good.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

lN" Jefferson city correspondent Of the Kan
sa7 city Times sage that last Monday II resolu-
ti'ii WAS adopt" IN the senate inquiring OF the
attorney general what steps have been taken to-
ward collecting the balance of the purchase
money due tie state ON the southwest: branch.
now the Atlantic anu PsCIiic railroad. Tn. al
t'rn"y general states that during Elelrt,r's adj
inihi>tratiun that road WAS sold tn Fremont anu
oilers. and IN part PAYNE nj the stat- took n
h'i"i Of 500. OUU. 1t has been discovered that
th' ooni was signed Ay one MINOR AMI 0ae bank
ru!i. and thai hot u dollar OF 1t can he collected.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
FOR THE HOIlnAYS,

hnoi,E cuIee. sugars, Canned corn, peaches
- toiaaiu--. dllrl cnrrsuts. apples, ~peacLss
cherries, aud Oiaclherrics.
FANG AND PLAIN CASnlES.
Dry goods, groceries. khGes aud boots. Al
AT prices 10 suit the Hines,
! deg John X .JnRIAS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!
L.
FAR SALE OR RENT.

LNbRll acres Of fiue productive land ~
/ 'wo miles from Lexington, on the Es'1
line "f The Narrow Gauge rAtiroad. \ E8IIl
bargain offered. For particulars, APP E2nk
ply 10 E~l.lLAiiElH JENKINS,
hi Geo. q krlth's. WELLINGTON Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Ma" loT sale INV Lexington residence Nh
several lots u'iJ"Ining. on Third street. Pun
chaetrs viii find Il bargiuu nn easy terms.
feblv-tm ELIZA BETH JENKINS.
MT trtu - kpithbs N.ll.nJt.n N,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
BUTTERiCK'S PATTERNS.

W" hav" received our spring and summer cat
aiogue OF T. ButtcrIck 4 Cos. celebrated pat
tsrns, II household necessity. and the only re-
liable patterns IN the market; c.ii or send for
one, and get posted in the new s,yles. There is
report being indnetTIousiy circulate | by in
i"rr-tc'i PARTIES that ButterIck IL ''busted,' - TO
Sc the EXPRESSION. but, to irsw II mid, We re-
specially say that they are mistaken and
knowingly 50. Hugh I. wllsou, opposite City
Hotel. s,rI-,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Tie Silver C0THtt Bands tall, at Arraun
Hall, Friday night oi la.t week. was asraud
succe>s. The haui cuv.re,i It's It with ylurv,
and everybody enjoyed the "Arnim.. White
The room was not crowded there was I4rrr
attendance. and We thought shat We ln,!
never seen the ladies' look 80 charming th-,
were dressed with more than ordinary taste.
aud w're absolutely LewiIrnIns. The sup
per WAS supplied by M-,>rs. la=cr X Bra!
bury. and was bountIlul. lhr dance Wa
kept up until Il late hour, and all Went +,
their homes satisfied that the bani boy,
know how to conduct L iir-t-cIas> ball.
MIR. Zen. q. thinn was robbed last Ihug>ia,
night IN IL very bold manner. It seem, That Tor
some wrcAa his vile has been uur,lu. Mr..
Evan Young. who has brcm very i'll from , t,Ion
aud in!iaGed arm. and Mi. 'hiun liza, been
sleeping at Mr.. luuns'e iol-". On tn. ul-nr
H.entioaeti he slept IN IN, front room OF the hou.n
on the lower iipor, his wife and two of Al,
ioung's children orCuPyIu. the saint. rn,Iu
When liz retired. about 10 O'Clock, -. m n.
put his par Is nnrrr his pillow, "a, TIN, contained
a p"cket-b"ok in which there was 4 lot Of noI,,
Som.tIinc during the might hc icIr surnrthlup,
move his pillow, but surprising That II WA, -
al "HihiH- o''I tit ! Fl, h' l'-i ~1itt ''sCat. -
turned over and wrui to -,r.,.. u,ih,I tnc
i"I'"" .sr"t'd' Just then OF '"t dot. not ap-
pear, hut tie neat m,rrinS Nj. thiyr r,rn,,
his pants On tn back poi"i minus his p.ck,t-
book, WHICH contulhcI II" mumvy. b.I ,,.l,
NOTES. which are described c,>cwhrr. ,m,ur,-
my 10 81, 81. Inc roLhrr ,"ok uu,L,ur ,r,4 49,
h" was Alter money, ami when he got that let
r"cket-h""k he thought he had what h, wan,ec
MIR tIu, -, r.,,,I,,,,y - bI.
hN. Tie neat morning, found that the thief had
= r~lita visit. He was. no doubt, bent On lind
i'S Liens pocket. which Is generally pretty
we'll lined, and he succeeded. The notes how
ever. Will ro the thief no good, and if h. viii
return them Ar. Chinn says that Ia. Will mn, ..
hundred dollar bill in his pocket, aud lea,e his
door open for two weeks To give him a cha,.
10 Teal s0me'h'ng that be can use.