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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-09
GEOGRAPHICAL EN0WLEnGR

Have been mnde by tho indefatigshlo ev-
plorers of Africa.
The great political revolutions Of the
last decade, with the natural result or lie
lsPse OF ume, have brought into public
view a multitude of new men. whose
names are in evory ones mouth, and ~
whose lives every one is curious to know
tho particulars. Great battles have bean
fought and important sieges maintained
of which the details are as yet prcseryed
only IN the newspapers or in the transient
publications of the day, but which euyht
now to take their place in
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PERMANENT AND AUTHENTIC HISTORY.

In preparing tho present edition for the
press,it has accordingly been the aim of the
the latest possible dates and To furnish an
'curato account of the most recent dis
coveries in science, of every fresh produo-
ton i'm literature, and of the newest inven.
tiors in the practical arts, as well ga &.
give succinct and original record OF DO
progress of
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
ELmWUOD,

N..eImrlnn. and rn.Ii- 4, ,I4utr,l, r.y
MIR. / - H.n has rented tu- lnrD to NJ.
E~Ilig-it, ui Illinois.
understand tt.t aI,-s ityyl, T,yInr &c. yi.I,
my friends ~ Ird,,.uh.,-.
MIR J HIT sal. vuI ,.,u. nr th. ur,,
week after tn. Brownsville tair.
Tnrr" - Il grrat deal 81 slrLut.-- IN W,yrrlv
particularly anon. lGr vuIilr-u.
Th"rr 49, W,ilng oil the fans IN 'lu- yr.utry
hut I can tell about If nu;i neg, ,y.,i
an tn.t ih,r Ip, ,,r,-rs .,,,u If n. N,5,,
school tui>. ON l,ii,, r..Lr l,-r -u,..-
trI pnl harm fM. rar,f.nt,,-
Brother N,r-tr of ,rr.n-b,-. ,,lt ..r,
u,.nrr u ,r,,irtr,.I u,..,r.. 81, ,,,,r., ,,,
he thlrj Suu,lay ~ ,,,. ,r.,n
IN. 4,,r,rs ,-,,r, v,t .,.,I IL, ..t,.,
IN. urr,,,nr .,,u,rry # ,,,..,., ,n..., 1850
m .y.. L..., NJ, .f.sti- ,....,. OIL, r ,,,,,.
n.iyiburEnni
Mr.. Vi Erln-r returned e,~.u,i,y ,,.r IN,
Miami inir. whrlr u,. t.i ,H,.I,-t h..u -.,,r.,i
honorable uT,u.!uIu- H. L...,,. ria. ,..l
The Marshall far
,In, at ,.,.r ,.,rrr rc.,ht.r r,,-
, anton an bu.,n.-. a.. ,.,,~..
Lr.u.Iu- VII, lI,. 81 Indy amt . ,,.r.-... 80,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
WELLINGTON

There liz very iUir new To- !.puir II"rn our
iitlIe at. ihIs Week, We wish We hat mole 10
report. II not bad urws. am,i vi Interest
II Il l"nsrtit vii nr oil tor lrN.- N u i"~
DAY
Mtral 7uwing - III iuti h.ai Way mi there
mili b" a large 'iup -o~n about here
Ihr principal ir",rhl cat. .r,I N'al hy ia" Nat.
rnw t'aug" iu,l mnw Iro!n lnt- plac" - apple.
and .,II-
~]trkur-- = marty On rt- increase. ,hI..7 hy
he acre pTIxgI-'- and doctors tu-, IA ,!lsl-u-.
.ms and prescribing auiiIotra.
Cur public schools "i.Iri lat MundaS wt!
Hiss Alice i'"nn!-, al W~4tcrio", rui Ms Gu--r
Keller, ~ I-NinEt"n, tt t,:tcErI,.
l"hn y. Workman has i,oishl " ,llr's l-inui
,nst br!.w town, -nt -\p,.i to 'Ir.l II OH alr
PAT 1t ia cultivation AMI stUcL 1t win N"uu.
caT!l..
Ih" apple in r,r- ,nc,u,ty arr. brrnH bought
hN d knnaas cav Hru,, at one Loilar Il barrel.
aud the crop - tn. Largest rv-r know IA This
county.
Nr- Mary A nul"w nnt Ben Multn ami
i'mtIy, irIl lat "Wednesday moinlng -
ai"n".-w ~rr.nE-. expecting /" TRUMAN About
fiIr~ N-rE-
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CHAPEL HILL.

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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
TaB0.

N"i having =rrm anything IA y""r mot highly
"-'""m"d paper Iroln lhls part "1 ON moral ln-
yar'i. ! lth" Inr r~r,SIirg" Of Imp"- ug uI,ou y"ur
readers i I,w .I, tu-.
w haV" Aa,t plenty al ram. sm! farmers are
about ready Tor s"~'i.ug ~oInr Of them have
aiIcrly begun
HEALTH J. GOOD. except Il few casr, %! ci.il~
aud fewer.
Mr tipmrn"v Earr"u has b"-m conflicting two
-.ngiug scnu..l- IN All vicinity with une Iualri
success. one 0i the srroui- meet, 1T li- Weaver
school hOu-e. the other at the Chihulu, school
house. lie ai"avs has IA lulI hous" al b"in
places Ho students AMI TIA" young 1r"pi- s.m-
orally r.Lr great interest ~ tn" -cnupl~. MI.
fIriun irqui'- himself With very great rrt.i!i AS
All instructor "i vocal music. AMI has mans
warm tricu'is among luunG aud ~id. male and
female W" understand t,rf Nr. barton hns
undertaken l., teach i vocal clao- al Long
Branch, aud Judsinr from In success NJ hIs
other schools, he viii II" Doubt teach the Young
i"ih- IA that m.!.hb"itl"pl 10 chan, their praise
10 ''"d IN accord AMI with melody INEp.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
Oul Schools.

Ga" ~'A"a', sr~ institutions OF which W. ait
AZ ir"ut. and " care glai thai they have orrned
THIS Week uud"g more than usually favorable
In'r" loan = m"agr" attendance. auI this year
t'-n nearly nil, ri already
II The Baptist Female seminary the oIl,vlnp
n,In"'t yuuu2 iniie- have arrived Misses Nam
utr. Lf.Lt- AMI Sale rluf. Lima Morgan, OF
!iamIi'ur :. Iowa; 'lars Siinn. Helen Green,
+ Amin Kelly Hui Flora Albright, of Clinton
commit. M"-. Enma Br.sh-r. Jennie and Clara
bbil'", Laura Woiiarl, Matte SpuriOrk, OF
RIy count. Dora BARNES and NenA Cressweil,
"i Garrett county Nellie Eyram. Nellie George
Ant Kilt" i.n--"n. uf AtcGIson, Kansas; ineg
'iriri%hl. Leila i'arnalI, Anni- Norton, Alice
~nnus'. Matt" Clay. Matte Oliver and Nora
''ahb"r'. 81 liitIr county Matte Carmichael
~nii" amt MargIe iierndon. Lula Osborne,
Mltfjr, STELLA aud Ethel sparks. of Laiayet,e
county i.i!y '"ihrrn, of Jackson; Fannie and
hiir Salmon. Alice Gray. Ida Ferguson. Stella
'pviu.'"n ant ella Wall. OF Henry county;
"n', 'ullrr, "i >hrlhsrIIIc, Illinois; Peggy Rust,
OF l:tv county Aruir Gul,i~bury, Of Macon
ttty: Atlir Williams. Mamie Gregory. Jennie
aud EmIna Sturgeon. of PeitIs county, Suule
smith. Etir Lyue, Kate Hawkins and Rrrtha
i,rc"nntiUIn. OF Saline county: LIdi- Major and
Maui iIarlN exc, of Clay county ~allit Ilck-
mln and Matte Walker. nfCcoper county ,Lottie
Livingston. oi '.runly county Resii. these
i't"i- t,cri nts AIGeUiy i"lty-IiS" ,ily rrhnlars
IA iiirnrIInre.
1.-THE I'Izubrth Auli seminary the following
IL med Young ladies HAY" arrived, beside thirty
'H' ~ scholars VII" have commenced the
tenn Ml,sr. Annie f.. Ayrr- and Bessie :
l.ml. on, -: iii-gin~vIiI, \Huul, J. and Nu.
gimitF Bate. OF Wellington; Hattie barnett,
LAFAYETTE r"unIy: Minnie Gn"dW in. Mamie and
hattie /. ,nrder, ri Waverly; Annie Hanna, OF
kin-nS lily. Maggie Harris. OF Pilot Grove;
Emma / Harrison. iiirkInn; Lizzie G., Agnes
". and Mary ". iIutchIsur. Of L-NingtOu;
l.lIl." II. I shields. Of st. Louis; Victoria
and Alice I. Smilh, at Lawson; Ida \. Thomas,
OF rlR,t-hurg. Mary +. Young. of I.aiayctt
county
We w-r"unahIe t" procure Il list "fthe arrivals
At { rntraI t-mair COLLEGE, but understand that
ih"t .;r Inrssr than ever before.
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MAYHEM.

{ I. Bradley tlttl" baby i quite sch.
Judge PiaTher's sr4, IunmI-. died "a lrw DAY
ago
No marriage, o! recent t'ate. hut hrsac- viii hc
common ia n lew days
IN" singing AT Mr. Walerh"uor's, Last Friday
rv"Iiug, was Well attended. Mi, Li1'ic Nv
INK. lii" "Isaui-! Of Nj. Hebron church. Ma, Ia
ati-mdaurr. and interested tie crowd lrrallv
with !!cr SWEET smjits, n-i"diuU- voice. amt "X-
Gui7.tr performance" on the urS.n While some
were enchanted with the mu-!c ,nth"r- were bow
ing a ia" ,nr,mc of coIurtI-n mnii"ua, tan"y
irce- Miss Lulu Murra,, wi," in- been vi.itl"g
ner Wr.le, WA. +. Bradley, tuItng tt summer,
sTd w..-r departure W. 81 unexpected. had Il
great heal Ia d" with some 81 thu H"wu- gentle
uicu 10 ,LiiE - Irrir."..thI, miarIl"." But
'Hidr~r"s'tni"n ~nr wtii r-turn n rrr-'Ivrtry.
wIIsh WI confluence September r..
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Religious

There VIII be regular SERVICES AT the tpIsrvpii
church Tomorrow.
Frcshytrry at Mt. Hebron, Cumberland Pres
byierlin church, commenced "Wednesday
Rev Mr.. Long Will preach nj the i'r-shslrrian
church. IN this city. TO morrow morning and
evening.
Ther- I'LL be services at the BAPTIST church IN
this city tomorrow morning AMI night. DR..
TaIbird viii preach in the morning fran Isaial.
co..
Bishop Marvin viii be- at the southwest Mi>-
souri conference OF the Methodist fpIscopaI
church, South, which ulsrts at independence "n
the eth instant.
Rev NJ. Il. IIiiaIn- Will preach at the Meth
od!st EpIsrOpai church. south. tomorrow
morning ani evening. subject IA In" morning,
Thy Kingdom come. Matt d 10.
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General Market.

NEw Y1tK. SEPT. a..
noih-orenei i; si"''s AMI "los,I s!G:%.
~fLuIR-firmer aud held higher.
nRAl\-W heat active and hid higher; NJ
red, 81 y cash: No. : d.. 81 .O-l -. t.
;! lh'.@l ~ september; 81 l;Fsul IA, 90
No. 10 81 rs hIi. corn higher; - cents ca
i.AsGl:!4c Sept ~. @43h.c urr"nrl. q.
2f-r cash and September; 3bt.c October. r
SCARF: and higher, 5ic cash; ijc bad ton more.
IkOnt ,E-hui.r r and eggs unchanged.
fRoNI>loN>-POrk 4uI-t; jUbbing, 81. e.
isuih meats linn nUt inactive, -a!,i.h., II ).
>. !" = - Tor w!nlri. bacon 4],"hs'g
Lard better; winter, 81 80
Hhn--st"aay coarse ANA rough, ~ ia y
heavy - s'da 20 %SorSer-, ;. li,a, -. r
Ctili t-e1npp,n4 grade, higher, Other, u.
changed; good 70 an"ic~ steers / ,vr ,run
AMI upwards, j. 2.di -; gDuI do u
i,aV pounds. 81 a7t.a4 So. light, l.uJt
.l0I hounds. sia4 sos butchers -t-rr,, s. ~
"a; nativ. cow ana h..i-rs, :. ,lgi .lnck.,
s. 5sG3 -. Texans and inu,an- a. r.In :
R-ceIp',. / ,3UO.
sH~rhr-frm-r; common 10 choice mrron.
s3Si /: good I" fancy shipping do. ~ -,aia,1
stock-r- >! nG3 l2'.. Receipts, "a,
KANSAS CITI-
kAssA. CIry. August a
AllLf-E\ trt native atrrr., aN. loo
l.ieJ, - 1Jej ~; prime, av. | 5,si To / go ! 20
! -; lair 10 good, NJ l,l50 to $40. ! tt:Gi i
native ieeter-, az. LOO to ID" So 'Ns .
native stuck-rs. Nv. s0 10 800, - l2Sa3 81
native cows, extra, - .b1J 90: native cows, Ia
10 good, s. 4UQ2 'Ui native cows, scalawa
81 OOGs ~; corn-tcd Texas steers, goot, 81 ~
: ~; cOrn-lri IeNts steer, IuriIlm. ~ "
: rs; r"rn-irf COWS, prime, - Jra2 -; err
Ted COWS. lair 70 good, ;: NG2 10; native OIep
50 uUH% 20; nstIN" "Nrn, !air 10 good - ~
, "a, native hu,ls, 81 jUS. ~. cHlNt-. ruci
- tnclU ~; Mich COWS, each, e. Il T.
wIntertd i-Nas steers, - uU.i ~; wiEIcr-
Texas cows, s. .'a2 -. EallE- ytAritug-, p,
head, SllQl".
Hon>-Packsr., - 'Oai W; Stoekyrs, 81
"a ~.
>HEEr-tatr 10 cnon,-. 81 iOa3, common
!aIr 81 Dl2
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SEpTEMBEIIS =, 1917.

could he found. fley presently arrived, and our
worthy magistrate proceeded to business in earn
est, bu;. alas, HE latter part of tho ceremony was
- poorly p'Intri Ihati ii could not be read and 50
"Ur worthy magistrate hal 10 guess Al part OF 1t,
and not nclns A,"''i sUr,aer he made several wry
faces. and c"nrtH'!,'i 10y saying somewhat excl
l." Il! IN Tie name "i the president OF the unI-
ted state, | pronounce you man and woman
Inc Iua5or"y OF the wedding party were OF the
opinion mat ms wa7 not sufficient, and the
SPUR. had 10 recall them, and pronounce them
husband sud w!f-; and then he said Amen
ant rnr work Was finished. The groom took the
magistrate 10 on" side, anu asked hun the amount
of his biil The law allow, me 81 ~. -
''Nril.'' salt The happy husband, 81 will give
you another half. aud that will he So and the
curtain tell. Yours hugely, Old DAN.
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st Joseph Exposition.

In Order 10 in Ysverooly to attend rn,. Ex
position, the 81 a, X. { &N. will sell tick, Is
at les, than half fare during the week, and run
special trains Wednesday Thursday and Friday,
sept. 18th, 18th and 18th. irtween 4. y l.. juno
tIUn amt 1t. J"ycpn, ne follows North LeAing-
ton TO 81. Joseph and RETURN. So leave, 8 a. IN
arrive. 30p IN. X. L Junction to st. Jo-
scpn and return a. ~; leave. 3.5na m; arrive,
Ia A. y. IN. These rate, incl ii an admission
ticket tn the exposition The exposition tins
year will he the most attractive ever held. Run
uIrg and trpttlug races every day.
= T. INGRAM. Agent.
=e,c Lexington, Mo.
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THE CRADLE Z.

Eurn-In Lexington township, LlIqye,tr
AUGUST ,o'h, TO In" wiir If Mr.. u. WtIri
boy.
- In Lexington, Lafayette county, sun.
september 2nd, TO the vale OF Nj Go. Wal
- hoy
- 10 the wife OF Frank ,hirn. Thurs,
August 10Th, Il daughter-IILLIc Hum FIR,
font, Nv, Woman.
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ASToAtsHIHa SUCCESS.

II Is the dnty OF every person who has used
HE'S GERM AN Sl RI 10 let ITS won
deriul qualities lie known TO their friends in
curing Consumption, severe Coughs, Group.
Asthma, Pneumonia. and IN tact all throat and
lung Diseases. No person can use II without i'm
mediate relief. Three doses viii r-lie,c any
case, AMI W" consider It tn" duty OF all Drug
ri-t> to recommend II 10 the poor dying con-
humpIirr. AT least 10 Try one bottle, as 40. 0Hl
dozen bottles were. sold last year, and no ore
case where 1t failed was reported Such IL med
IcIne rs the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too
widely known. Ak Your Druggist about IT
Sample Bottles to try sold At Ia cents. Regular
sin. - cents. For sale by rher. noscwISch,
Agent, I-Ntngtnu, 40 srpfs-enw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
On Wednesday,. Sept. i3th.
MAID.

The acknowledge! Queen al the lHrI. NH tr"i
rae oil three heats against time. Tor Il sprciaj
purse OF 8. Hp.
the Best Drilled and Disciplined Vi ,llG ny tpns.
panv, and for the i;r-t silver "r Bra, ,rGm.
Band.
Reduced Rates Tor Passengers and Freight. o
all Railroads.
Ihis - the Target Fay west al the Mississippi
river, AMI To III" grraf states NJ Missouri an
Kansas takes the place uf a>iAIt AIR.
You cannot afford To stay away from tie Kan.
sas City IMPOSITION. For nioruu4tuu 81 prem
lInI lists, address, D. L HALL, SeCy.
.pISuJ k,n... trt, At,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTK COUNTY.
In the circuit court OF said county, III vacauou-
Septemb,r 9Th, 1877.
Joseph II. Spangler, Elizabeth VIII
liams md Howard Williams, her
husband, plaintiffs,
Emma chofel,i and George l.. Scho-
held. her husband, Moses chap
man, Public administration of La
fny"tf~ cnnnfy Missouri, and as
such administrator of the estate ui
Annanias ID DusscIl, deceased,
Elizabeth BaEei and BEN ann Ba-
Ell tr, y aff RHll%.ehh;; .M!lilam Rus
Russell Conn. John Ritn-r. Eliza reun,v..
beth Breckenridge and Thomas
Breckenridge, her husband ,,.roigie
Perkins and ID. Perkins, her nus
band, Dallas Duvai, French Duval,
Mary Ewing and William twInr.
her husband, james Dnval. Anna
MAS ID. Duval John I, .Duval John
X Gather, Mary A. Gather, Fannie
Gather, II minor, Clark Gather, n
minor. Lydia Gather, II minor,
Kate RidinAs, n minor. Emma RID
ipgS. Il minor, and Matte RIiIups,
Il minor, defendants.
~ the said Elizabeth Baker, BEN amin Ea-
l. krr. William Russell, RUSSELL Conn, Dallas
nnTal, Mary kwins, William Ewing; Fannie
Gather, Clark Gather, Lydia, Gather, May \.
Gather, Kate Rulings. Emma l;idinge, Mattie
Rulings and James Russell You are hereby
notified that said plaintiffs have commenced u
SUIT against you and said other defendants in
said Circuit court by petition, the vnjr"t and
general nature of which is to obtain II division
hlIl pa lttIph .ihiouS Halil di Tvs. Iiilllih~ .ha
defendants, according 10 their rights anu inter-
ests in and 10 the following described reat estate
whereof the late Annanias ID. Russell, deceased,
died seized, to-wit The north halt of the south
east quarter of the southeast quarter OF section
five 81. in township iity C5o), oi range twenty
seven tI1), cont ming twenty t2D acres, and
situated in Lafayette county. Missouri; and II
the same cannot be divided without great pr,iu-
dice to the owners thereof, then that said land
may be sold anu the proceeds divided among sad
parties according TO their Interest. As the same
may be ascertaIned and declared by the court.
And you are further notified that hnless you
appear before the court here, at the next I'm
thereof, TO be begun and held at the courthouse,
In the city OF Lexington. IN SAID county oil La
faye;te. on the 3ri day of Drcenbcr next, amt
on or before thu sixth day there I, If the term
shall So long continue, and 1t not. then before
the end o. the term. and answer said petition
the same Will b. taken rs confessed.
And II Is further ordered that u copy heresf
be published in the Lexington Weekly lnteil-
gencer, a newspaper printed in SAID county OF
Lafayette, for four weeks succrsslrriy, the last
insertion 10 be At least four weeks before TIC
commencement oi the next term oi this court
\ true copy. Attest
FRANK TRlGG, Clerk.
BY L.. Il DASIEL, u &. sepl--J II
Burden, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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The ALTAR.

Mirr!rd-ht the residence Of the hri,ic'-
er, III NuilNIlle. Mo, sept. lat, Isl. by
.ia-. Il. Barmcs, Mr. David il. .IpNIN
Miss BESSIE l.. I.NTRpN.
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ATTENTION,
Timothy Seed.

We have Just received 100 bushels OF new TIM
OILY SEED. winch We are selling cheaper than
It has even before been soli III Lexington.
-,,s {. A Il J. DUNkEL.
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Kansas City Exposition.
Round Trip 81 rs, Less than Half Fare

These rates include admission tickets To the
lar, aud omnibu. transfer bath ways. Tram
leaves North Lexington al 8 O'Clock. u. N and
ARRIVES IN Kansas I ity at IN n a IL
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GEORGE /. SCHOFIBLD,
-DEAIER M
SHOT GUNS,
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,

LST rtcelVeI a lot OF ENh- 49,,
u LiSH BREECH LOADING 1ay"
SHOT guns, and a full asson,I
ment OF Ammunition, which Wilt
be sold at the very lowest cash price. sports
men III need al any thing in my line Will j., well
To give me n call. Repairing done on The short.
-st notice. shop, corner OF Main ami Laure