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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-20

PENSACOLA, Fla, January l2-rhe
eoroper's inquest In the case Of Butler.
who was killed by an accident on the
Pensscola railroad. returned . verdief
OF malicious interference with the
track by parties unknOsn.
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MEMPHIS, January H.-During the
heavy rainstorm Monday = fall II
live snakes were observed in the
southern part of the city. The snxk--
are from one 70 eighteen inches In
length.
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ST.. Louis, January ia train with
two hundred soldiers, en- route to
Washington, Was thrown from the
track by broken rail hear Warren.
No one seriously hurt
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Reception Of she Russia. riees.

FoRTEss MONROE, January l2.-The
monitors WyandOte, Passsic and
Montague, which have been in the
roads for the past three months, were
sent up to Norfolk to-day to make
room for the Russian feet which Is
hourly expected. The roads are crowd
ed with merchant vessels at Norfolk.
The frigate SvetIaD, flagship of the
Russian squadron, arrived in the
Hampton Road this evening, having
on board Grand Duke Alexis and Ad-
miral Bantajsff. The remaining ships
of the squadron are expected to arrive
Tomorrow The Russian Minister
and Admiral Crown OF the Russian
navy chartered a tug aud Immediately
went down from here to the Hampton
Roads to escort the Grand Duke to
to this city. Suitable apartments have
been provided for him at the Atlantic
Hotel.
LATER-The Russian frigate Svetisn,
the Grand Duke Alexis commanding,
arrived here at 8 p. N. from Charleston.
The Svetlan n the flagship Of Rear
Admiral Bontakoff Of the Imperial
Navy. The usual salutes were ex-
changed with the Hartford, which
vessel she closely resembles. The
Svetlan will go up to Norfolk to-
morrow. The other vessels of the
fleet, the Hero, Adkold and Cruiser,
have not arrived.
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RoNDour, N. ", January l5.-The
strike Of the ice men is over. All the
houses have resumed work.
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mittae OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. This company is now
summoned by 10th branches of Con-
gress. Barnes, the New Orleans man
ager, is allowed TO repair 10 New Or
leans In custody Of the Sergeant-at-
Arms, 10 secure the papers called for
Should it prove that the papers are
beyond his reach, he will be discharged
after bis report to that effect, within
ten days.
Congressional Prseeeafsg.
WAsHISGToS, January l7.-House
A feature ia the House proceedings to-
day was the debate on the resolution
for the arrest of the members of the
Louisiana returning board TO answer
at the bar of the House for contempt.
Banks, of Massachusetts, declared that
the State OF Louisiana should yield the
paper called for except TO superior
force, and that il should not permit
them to be taken from there. Cox, of
New York, closed the debate, and de.
picted the wasted aud crushing condi-
ton of the State of Louisiana, and de-
clared that now her voice WAS potsn-
tisl on the decision of the Presidential
question; that voice had been given
her for peace, for liberty, for Demoe-
racy aud for Tildsn, and that il must
not be allowed to he throttled or de,
spised.
The joint committee on counting
the electoral vote have agreed upon a
report which Will be signed by all
members but Morton and possibly
member of the House branch said 10
be Democrat. The tribunal will be
tFipartite, one branch OF which will
comprise five supreme judges. How
these judges are to be selected, or the
constitution of the Senate and House
branches, or the mode Of procedure is
yet unknown, except the element OF
chance will not enter in any way in
the formation of the tribunal, the
members will take a special oath.
The resolution was adopted. Yeas,
l6S; nays, II.
Confirmation - brewster, surveyor
general OF Louisiana.
Senate: Mr. Morton stated that there
was no money to complete investiga-
tion by the subcommittee on privI-
leges and elections in the Louisiana af-
fairs. He made an elaborate speed in
support of the President placing troops
at Petersburg during the election.
Withers and johnson took sharp Is
sues with Morton as 10 the truthfuluess
of his statement regarding outrages IN
Virginia. Mr.. Withers will reply to-
morrow.
Mr.. Sherman argued that IL LEFT to
themselves the negroes will naturally
vote for the party which gave them
liberty. Mr.. Sherman said TO let the
negroes excuse their intelligence and
the Republicans would abide by the
result. Mr.. Withers said: $50 Will
we."
The discussion of the votes occupied
the balance of the day.
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Governor ooia .iss ON the si.a.sss..

ATLANTA, Ga, January l2-Gover-
nor Afford II. Colquitt was inaugural
ed before an immense audience at
twelve O'Clock to-day. A large part Of
his message was devoted to urging
economy in the State governnec. 10
relieve the burdens of the people. The
part ON Federal matters was enthusias-
tically applauded, and l. as follows !:
"On the grand popular majority of the
recent gubernatorial election is to be
read the overwhelming interest that
Georgians feel in the great issues now
convuisiDg the country and their deter
mined purpose TO keep in siiguant
with the patriotic millions Of our
Northern friends who are seeking by
'he peaceful fundamentally of lawful
suffrage to re-estebIish good govern
ment under the undisputed supremacy
Of the Federal Constitution. Long
applause. but speak my xn deep
felt sentiment and echo the public
voice Of Georgia when say that In all
the complications Of national politics
now so replete with fevered interest
We stand in immovabIs sy mpsihy with
the elected exponent OF constitutional
liberty. retrenehment and reform
lCheers.] We shall adhere TO him
and his colAborers with the fidelity due
to the champion Of q righteous cause
in every patriotic endeavor they may
make to secure the honest and rnmis-
taxable viii Of large majority Of the
American people, constitutionally ex.
pressed at the polls. [AppIsuse.l
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Grants Order to Augur Fore
shadows the Recognition of
Packard by the Admin
iStratiOn.

Intense Fegilng Against the usurpers-
Nichols VIII Act Strictly on the
Defensive, hut if Forced to Strike
viii paraIyze the Consplra-
tors With the Shock.
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WATERTowS, NJ Y. January IA
The thermometer, Ut 10 O'Clock this
morning, indicates twenty desre-s Ss-
low zero, . change Of fny degree- "A
ten hours.
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Brigadier General Comm mmandlr

AIabama Eiecsed 20 be Lsnisiaaafsea
by morton.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, January l5.-
w. H. Bell is here, as deputy sergeant.
at arms 0. the United STATES Senate,
summoning persons to Washington to
testify about the election.
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LOUISIANA.
Danger Ahead, the Seriousness
Of Which No Man Can
Measure.
Sulphurous Proclamations by the
Pretender and Constitu-
tionsi Governor.

PiHthbaek and Hamlet Backed In Their
Detection by the Conservative
aud Property Holding People
Of Their Race.
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WASHINGTON, January l6.-Among
the kilograms which were submitted
by Mr.. CLANCY, stenographer. is the
following, addressed to Hon. 3. b.
Packard, New Orleans, louisiana; to
D. ii. Chamberlain, Columb bia, South
Carolina; and to General Martin, Tai
lahassee.
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IL nAsersaals.A.

William Z. Chandler will he report
ed Ia contempt by the Committee on
Privileges and Duties Of the
House. He refuses to answer
whether the dispatches received
at Tallahassee had any refer.
encs 10 troops and money until he ID
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j. c. Moore, negro, of RichIsnd
parish, testified TO bulidozing aud in
tiuidationthere, and that be aud
others were afraid to vote the Republi-
can ticket
6eorge Dixon testified to having In
his possession fine eight. bIsded
knife worth six or seven dollars,
with one blade broken off
aud bloody, which he found at
Pinkston's after the murder.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
HIG

1900 S''''
Ram needed.
Wheat coming in slowly.
Prospects lr corn Moderately good.
Eagle Hotel r-laInfv,i ant general, required!
Base bail more the ''rag.'' simc.. the defeat at
AullvIlle.
"nn club regularly urgau!H.tand have weekly
shoots On each tuesday. They have some, ,s-
cellent shots.
We have al artist Ia our Village. H. welt a.
Dover. He does good work.
Uncle George NIyiOn's Mammoth livery stable
10 nearing completion.
Misses Annie aud Lille Kennedy !et on Thurs
day last 10 visit relatives near ElmwuUd, in
Saline county.
Friends Of the h. st La C.R X. are
watching and waiting with IDni ANXIETY.
4 i Il Nine has been organized from iiIs-
glnsvlilr amt vicinity Thry propose To play any
cub IN The county Tor til" championship OF the
sam. Inc following. are the names OF the play
ers GEO. tnambIIn. p; ii"ckrn-mlrh. e:
Peter Brand, : : Maury Boswell, I,t. h
Herman Brand, ID h.. capt. Bob Sc 1T. Ild b :
q. K. Page, |. I g.; W. K ItIlg-. e. T. JOHN T.
~"hurtz. e. I. and captain. +. y. i:urton and
l"Iin White, substitute. All COMMUNICATION
-lIeuii be addressed l." H"or-- \. Aami,lIn
Secretary.
| Ms. butler rrt!r-i from the millinery bust
ness here ON Monday last. All! viii shortly leave
for Garrett, Kansas. where Nj. Batter is IN bust
ness, The kind wishes OF a large circle OF
friends for her health and prosperity IL her new
home viii accompany her She VIII b- -nr
! Ce-i.d III business 10y MIR j. \. / I-lI, 50 VII
and pleasantly known {" tnr patrons OF IA.
branch a7 the accommodating pro ten "
agent. She is having the store panied ana
| pHIrlrtt IN very neat atV.r. and Will shortly r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
EIMWO0D.

EDITOR hau II most re
ireshlns ram TINS morning, which greatly a'itc'i
10 our coihioft, by cooling HE heated Amos
Phere.
! Our town ana nrl%hhorhood are IN a l"lerably
h'ai'hS condition al present
lh"re 10 great complaint among the iaI liners
about the worm IN their corn. learn that
almost ,ntirs Gran. y h.,ur ,.-tro, .5 Lv ,h.r,
'
IL consequence Oh winch Tue !ab"riiiS class are
many OF them uisleurlru,d
u. o.. ,ri ,.u n
o''' ""- ~ ""' - Nv
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Personalities.
oil. Jake chllds called Tuesday.

'oi. 'dhc CulIua CAlit'l lucouaS.
Mr.. Jos l.. Thomas Is seriously i'll.
Mrs NJ. + Keller returned home THURSDAY.
Col. II. ChlleS paid us ashorl visit MONDAY
= .natOr Morton has been stricken with parai-
Mr.. I. NJ. Keith, OF Waverly, Was in town
Thursday.
We had a pleasant visit from Mr.. !. r, Groves.
Tuesday last.
city Yesterday.
Nj. Adam walk and his wife got on for Clrve-
lani Thursday.
MIR. Thos. ;. McCh,sney, OF >ni-u- Bar, paid
us a visit Tueseay.
Sir Garnet woisev is writing. u novel entitled
Marley Castle"
Capt ityland Toihunrsr, the great horse man.
Wa, IL. town Monday.
Bronze shoes urs again becoming fashionable.
Black ones are %prettIer.
Mrs. AOe Hays. who has been very Ill Tor sew
eral days past. /, better.
Messrs. Thos. A. Catron and George Fletcher
were IN The city ON Wednesday.
Mrs. j. 4. Quarles sud family returned from
Louisville. Ky, last Wednesday.
Elder ILucien B. Wright and squire II. Il.
Doty paid the Intelligeucer IL short visit Monday
Mrs. Charles '. Brown ami family. of this
city. moved TO ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, TO live.
Mr. Lee Ii "arriher' a prominent merchant
OF kansus City, formerly of Richmond. is dead.
Mr.. James A. Hill, the general freight agent of
the Missouri Pacific railroad. WAS in the city
Thursday.
Miss VIC. L.. .onk!ing, OF BoonvIile, Mo,
sister oil Nc NJ. W. ConkiinS. IS III the city
writing iriehdS.
Rev. james a. ouafies returned from hls
trip through the southern part OF the county last
Tuesday evening.
Mr. VIM ;. Mead. Of Dover township, called
TO ,ee lis Monday, and gave us An account oil his
part Of the county,
The Tail sycamore OF the Wabash. - is to
lecture on Thomas Jefferson a good orator
and a good subject.
yesterday. He reports everything moving along
smoothly at the poor farm.
Frank Tut received a letter from his father
Yesterday morning. He's now AT Niagara Falls.
and is perfectly delighted with his strip.
Mr. Chandler and Misses Mary Baker, Alice
Temple and LYDIA Rowlin came up TO see the
progress of newspaper making last night.
Miss Ssllie Parker and Miss Susie Willis,
from Independence, returned home Tuesday,
after d Short visit to Miss Tiilie Hollis.
1h. f,,Ioui,, r,u.d ,,.r,,.n., r.rs ;, IN.
city las, saturday Robt HuJnell Dir T.
Wants R..i Hammer and In. Eordw;n
N.ssrs r. v Evil sn, No>.o ~,
cr.c,,op. ,,os.d ,brouoh ,oun ,as, w.,no.1or
an ,b.,r wsv N psx;s.s county n buv csttls
M,.Sas Nav Iimr,ct and iizzie nnnn and
N.ssrs H,w.rd Dupn Lob, ,imr,ct and
charley Dunn cam. nm to 80. no 90 ~ rross
,a.,n,.
M;Ds.s r;u;. a,a Sarah pow.u of pi,huo,,
MISSES i'i,e Au" earan rover, VI h'chihoh''
aaI 80, So r'n - a
" =" '" ' ''"" 100 7"""'
ne>t"s,""r
MS" "''"' INV h' n'.n, "" "'ss
no" i'N, ~, - ~ uS''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
RESULT Of INSTRUCTED DIGESTION.

Among the hurttul consequence. of obstruct-
Ell digestion, is the impoverI,tment OF the blood,
and since a ,letertiative condition of the vital
fluid not only produces dangerous organic weak
ness, but, according to the best medical auihor-
tiles, sometimes causes isphy Xia, ii is apparent
that to improve the quality OF the blood by pro-
noting digestion and assimilation, Is II wise
percuution. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters is pre-
cisely the remedy for this purpose, since II slim
ulates the gastric juices, conquers those bilious
and evacuatve irregularities which interfere
with the digestive processes, promotes assihil-
latiou orthe food by the blood, and pnrihes a.
well as eniiches il. The signs Of Improvement
in health in consequence ofusing the biffers are
sneed,Iy ,nnurept in AN accession OF vigur, a gain
III bodily sIbst: nee, nu II regular and active
performance OF every physical function.
tsug4-lm
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Merchant Tailor.

would respectfully inform the public that l
have opened out a iirst-class tailor shop on
Franklin street, opposite the court mouse. where
l will keep constantly ON hand a hne STOCK oil
cloths, cashmere, doeskihs' ana 'estihgs'
which l will make up in the latest style, at
ricas to suit the times. The patronage OF the
public is respectfully solicited. All work
warranted to p,ye ss,isfacdop. II. GEIGER,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
General Market.

NEW iuwk. August Ii.
oLD-opru Al SiuIi. and closed at Slals,
with all sales of the day ii these figures.
st. Lotus, August Ii.
FLOi R-SiOH and weak.
Gi;Al>-Wh heal lower, No. , red, 81 Ia. bHi
cash; 81 lita down 10 ST Ia aud closing al
81 AZ August: 81 ~ down Ia 81 o. :. september;
No. { Iu, 81 o. cash. Corn lower; 40t a iOss {
| down Il" 4lssc September; i2c down to 4l4c
! October. Oats better: BIC cash; - 4 0g2Gc Oct.
| Rye hc'i higher; ,1c asked.
WHISKY Steady at ST Us.
iitDDttE-BuiicT and eggs unchanged.
| dull; SIS ,, bid cash and
August Bulk meats, buyers and sellers apart
~" -ai"s Bacon unchanged. Lard uomInully
nj S. 2JCLS b y FOR summer.
io''H-St"i'ij IT 81 .JnI ~. Receipts. ] 400
| tAIIIE-~Hipping grades stlll nominal, with
no demand; butchers steers sell at Sini ~: AM
-rwsa AMI h-Iirr-, through Texans and Indian:
range Al 81 15d3 ~. Receipts, 200
>ikEP-Unchaneed. Rcccl pts, La.
KANSAS CITY, August 18th.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
BuIIERICK'S PAIIERES.

We have received our spring AMI summer cat
alogue of f. ButtcrIck \ cos. celebrated pat
terms. "A household necessity. and the only re-
liable patterns in the market; call or send Tor
one, and get posted in the new styles. There is
a report being iniustriously circulate by IN
terested parties that ButterIck Is busted. - to
81 the expression. but. 10 draw it mild, we re-
specially say that they are mistaken" and
knowingly SO. Hugh T.. Wilson. opposite City
Hotel anrI-tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
WE WILL ENDORSE ALL YOU SAY.

If all the Charter oaks now in use are as good
as the one we,have usei for nearly twenty years.
you can recommend them with entire confidence.
and we will endorse all you say, having thor
oughly tested their many excellent qualities. we
are pleased to say that 1t Is absolutely with ,ut i
fault or imperlection. AMI II marvel of economy
and neatness. auSll-lw
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WELLINGTON,

capt. l.~ai"Srli" Burton /, here un Il short visit.
tphrainl H"iland. who went to California
SOM" Time ago. got back last SATURDAY..
oif Town WAS HE scene last saturday ri n tst
nSht' between q he&r" anu a white man
Wills Price. vi 81. Louis. who has been uerr
several days Oh business, returned sunday.
William Carpenter, who also went To some
place about one year since. returned last Mon
iaY.
John A t.nckliart ha- shown u. 4 spec Ie- UI
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nrs,,rAa GOVT. rA"Em.


SPAN i''NN oil ''''"7
/. t~ i'iA' .
The Pennsylvania r'p"pIl''A CON
vpn,ion VII. meet September 80
IA - ~ y,rL Tbrr.1,,
.L..I -, sln,
-.
The rit"d State engineers now ''-
report The ~lrttle> /" be a >"'''>N'"' '",
t,rVr.>r.
,Iolcr lei, Tor Georgetown. II. G. last
Wednesday,. lie was a't'n'P''''" ~
his wife.
,~r.,f..l ,re said t. he eleven per
cn,. .,l,,,,, mar with gold in the Black
U.,. ...,,,,ry
Inc Name u''a"'I''S ....
Hon ''o>'li ii "'''
I"r governor
The commissioners for the location OF
III, .,u.h,rn p,njr,ntiarv OF Illinois. ha,
.,,..,.,I Grand Tower.
The government ""> 'Pi'''''e' = WA
mission I" treat VII" >'''"2 '"' - =
reavyi", 'r't.A I" The ""'" STAGE
-. w., -, Louis. hrs been
~ rr-y,t, secretary to the COY
,-r-urI
t''. 3. '''' '''''-
!..l-.n county Is holding rntilu-
~-.t~tlr meetings N the interest "t ~"
Kansas CIV. II. LOUIS and licaGU raj
ra,l
,,.,-- - 'fGr,,t of = tr..
-, 49, ..,.,.,i r,vrrum,ut
-. ..Ir.-.. -,. ,h.
.~..i:I..,
-
Tie >CdJ..J Democrat has made form
=. announcement "i Mai Jno. y. Eu-
w.tri'> connection with it HE MAYOR
vi. -vt int the hlrnr>~ ueNt wech-
uI,l.s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Sugars.

Just received a car load Of choice Sugars,
on which we cab offer extra Inducements.
L. =. " j.
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ESTABLISHED IN ls4O.

The DR.. A. Q. simmons Vegetable Liver
Medicine advertised in another column is the
original and only genuine simmons Liver Med
ic'nc, manufactured AT ,taltanooya, Tenn. in
which city and vicinity il has been made for
nearly forty years. 1t is probably the old, It and
best Vegetable Liver Medicine IN the world. II
is as effective in Liver diseases rs calorncI, AMI
perfectly harmless. Every package is enclosed
IN a yellow wrapper, and has the Likeness OF tn.
old doctor engraved upon it. Sample package
free OF charge ut J. \. Qmarles 4 Co.'S, D.. W.
H.. Ic'is' ami Theo. Gosewlech's, where the
medIclce il also Tor sale. juiasml
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

The commissioners for the location oil
the southern pe~n!tentiarE "i limos. ms
selected Grand lower.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

NHoltE coffee, sugars, canned corn, pearh..
~ tomatoes, dried cnrrsnts, apples, Ira,nr,'
cherries, and slackberries.
FANCY \ PLAIN CANDIES.
Dry goods, groceries, shoes and boots. AL
nj prices to suit the times.
,ieC9 JoHS y Iopn,S
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

The gnvcrnmenthaS appointed a com
mission to treat with Sitting l'"I. for =
r..ay,ls, gr,s.u 70 the lu;ted States.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

The Maine democrats have nominated"
Hon. Joseph II Williams, Of Augusta.
i.r governor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
BERLIN.

Farmers ar" very busy blowing ion wheat.
&c ,rsc GAR Is preparing TO SOW 20 acrrs IN
wheat. We bet on the two q =.
Miss Angie Clark. Of Tower, tIrutou county,
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Belle >lusll-r.
All the hemp hachi"s are IDLE rNcept those OF
o. Lynch. VIII" secured the contract to nackie
four tons for II Campbell
George Rear has rrricl lGD acre: from James
Fleming. IS of which he intends seeding. IL. IA
we'll forward with his plowIuE.
Miss jamie kcithly. who has been visiting rel
atives and friends for the pnstiw" months. re
turned To her home III st. Charles county last
Tuesday.
John summcrvI!ie, al youI city. was IN ON
establishing IL branch store here. rs he WAS
viewing the vacant lots.
our cigar factory, Albert thurman proprietor.
IS in fun blast. Lexington dealer, would dc
in quantities from one hundred To II thousand,
cheaper than they can buy in Kansas CITY or st.
LOuia.
Every Saturday evening he hoy- of Berlin ant
vicinity meet at lite msil below tie waIciIo,s,
and have heaps OF fun, turning somnncIsauil,
and diving from u spring board. Fred BIanEn
Is the chnmplOn sOmmersaultlst, and Bob How,
ard leads Ia diving.
No births. No deaths. No sickness VI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

\ meeting al amti-admiHistratiun re
publican, AT Columbus, Ohio, last week
adopted resolutions bitterly iennnncing
Mr.. IIlyc, Tor his southern policy. de
]ciarinI that the second resolution adopt
t,I by the Cleveland cuycnti0n i incUn-
sI-trnt, with il pr"tc1Srd declaration of
fidelity to the principles "a; the republic
can party, a ial>chuod adopted solely
lor party "Npcdirncv. 4 libel upon the
republicans OF Dhi" and unworthy OF
tn" grand record OF the party.
The Maine republicans nominated
Governor C"nncr,a and rctuSc,! I" endorse
the national administration. y re>olu-
ton ccn-uring the administration for
lis southern policy wa, offered. hut laid
| ON the table with tn" resolutions OF en-
dorSemcnt. for the sake of harmony.
| Blame calne ont strong for peace, and
| lost his hat during his excited speech.
.Ino. \. Joyce, the last of the whisky
riny conspirator> in durancr, has beer
released 10y Il decision rendered by Judgc
Krckcl regarding cumulative punish
ment. An appeal WAS taken by the dis
trict attorney. and Joyce gave bond t'
appear when called III.
The 81. Louis Times seems to have
correct appreciation of the true inward
1900, OF tl, ,I...~ .t. . III.
National Banking Association had
meeting AT Cleveland the other day, an'
called II i republican convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
DIR. JAMES BELT

NtfER> his services as Physician and sur
~ Scon TO the people Of Freedom ,nwn,hiu
and vicinity residence and office At the farm
known as the DIR. Watson place. auQu ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

Mir. L. VI. YoSt. ul -. Louis. hIS been
au... ,g,l private secretary L" inc GOV
go. g.. N;rv lien + Massey.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

Grrc,I,teks are said t. he eleven per
cen; above par with gold in the h''cN
IIi.,~ country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

.;,.L~.n ..nntv Is h" ding rntI'H-
~.t~'sr meetings III the interest e.! IA"
Kansas CITY, =. Louis and tiraGo raj
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

No births. No deaths. NJ sickness No
marriages. Tobacco worms scar. BlIckber-
r!rs about PLAYED No liquor sold at Oul village
,lore. There ar" - uum.-r VI marrIageaDle
young men IN our little bur. Rl~Tit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

.Iulcr lett Tor Georgetown. II. G, last
"Wednesday. He was arc"mpa'lr" 10y
his wife.