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, 1877-10-17
A MODEL SUBSCRIBER.

TuscoLA CouxTr, Mich, Oct. 10, 1S77.-My
subscription to your CHICAGO WEEKLY TKtb.
usE ran out ak weeks ago; and, US / have gut
through with my hurry, and llvc sold sone
wheat. send you ten ehillfngs, a,,I wisi, you to
ecud INC 1nE WEEKLY CuIcAao TH1nuxE, /
have hccn taking It four Years, aud like II the
best Of any Paper. ! have ever taken. take
1"seola Comfy. Fionnr, and three utlcr tmalcr
papers; and wut1!I not lc without TIE
ClilcAdo TAntsE II hal to nay ten dollars
Instead of ten sh!l'lnRs ler YEA.
gan, thirteen years; have. cleared up sixty
ncre4 Of timbcr-!nnd, and hare ma!lo a cos,i-
Portable home for myself anil wife and ten
cltlslrcn; can pay all my hills tha winter, and
havc M, rcar's rFoyihtotis and lots Of pocket
bills ~ We get them; ul.d don't waut any bet
ter trnr tl,an farming.
will give sou ,tllc result Of my crops this
euullacr, a,id sce how u compares With your
Western hsairics. l cut twcutY-one acrcs nt
fsll.wteat anl six acres Ut spring WHEAT, and
have thrcal.ets So5 bushels, triuclnc measure
five and a half acres 0i barley, :sl5 bushels;
sixteen arrcE Of oats, thrrshcl 1HU bushels;
thrrc acres OF potutocs. have dug Une acre
neres white-tlent corn, hayo llskeA enough 10
know that will havc I,0n) bushels OF ears
tut tive acres OF eloyrE AMI ttmetliv, Yield
Twelve and hslf tons. put in seyenteas,
HtIEk Ol bAit&% VA my At@&R0A 4Atu& 1u SA4IEd
have given yon tho result pf the y Hholc. tor.
got sn INV tllat mono OF my wheat WAS Gown t,f,
sutuinrr.fallow. had thrtu acscs and leu
square rods uf Clawson wheat, snwn Oh clover
sod, that yielded 150 btishcls. VIC never llad
tlitl, abundant crops of Nil ktlnls In tha county
sil,cc have lived here. One Of our nci.hGors
ttrrshel Hfty acrca nf fa1l.whcat, oil knwed q,
etnbhIc-gr'lln1, and bad 1870 bushels Of
beautiful wheat; NO doubt IL Will Wctgh I, 0N
bushels.
Long lie to THE cHtcAoo TRtRrsE anil IL.
e.lltors Bol.ONoM NAagAa.
, 1877-10-17

IH!H aNr1-7a Fl. LOT nS sTATE.aT.. TnnFR
ta' fnfn Palmer fTnusr hs 43as fbht rash. also
1T! On lafn st. near lIarTson, It bargain. II. L.
1;on SALF-t;Esrr.AL nEs1SEss BLOCK. COST
11tJli mortgage. f1s~pn. What Will yoa give
fHT e1uitJ7 S.1- iffn1ns ulfcc
1N'n shf.t-g', yr.fl.sn CAsn WILL BET SEw
JackL, has 10 1nons viii ali the mrtern improve
rsatsi ct'ms and s~e It. j. ii. NfIELT, II McGrtck
, 1877-10-17
WANTED-mAI.E 1HEAP.

4f86RkN6pCFK4 ClcTK81 NGs
NTTATTEU-A t;tNJu GERMAN RALEsltAT FOR
w rtty trade; oue who II familiar with The clynf
hustur* and well Recommended Address 40,
TFlLunt tffre.
TXTASfEp-TOUEU NAN KxrKRtENCEDI in THE
nnn r.
, 1877-10-17
HOAIRD WANTED,

1(0AN!HnY A YuuSG NAN IN 4 PRIVATE
! family: tGkca hs ot1ErY down. .luwpt Veal eide.
near A.hland A., rFsfs1td. Addrtss staltnx teraA
, 1877-10-17

~~~~<r---e--t
DARTEEK wASTEll-T0 Bltt INTEREST IN
iIsh uo1rs can rtst. md Il Chr 3s1 more ty.
10tred. A&aI xAx v ~ Tribune el0e3.
, 1877-10-17

.... MUA1NEt3 N9AAN(G3H j..
4 BOJT AND Stitl T. sTht:E fONsALEIS TnE nYsT
bua!ars4 tArt Of Sn,th who're own
satlsscary xvsA for settling. Fur particulars
atIsess $ d! Tf.aaav a,lss.
/ lIyEAAS WITH 4 LII II al1NEY, CAS sTEr[.
~ Hta euud tHth tratln 4seHIty sstzGliAsd- Cali
Al lluttsf bttut, 500 West n tSIs3a'ot.
l,ol: sALE-pfst:, STONE. roKSEi,. KxCELLEST
t. rus fea4unu1.s. Addrtrt " NJ Tt,buue ouct.
t,nE sALE-As best AB1ls1!Er REsTAu.
TAlt: cheap fur e44I 4s rial tAtata security. +.
lNHCkf, iS1 EsH l:aadpi!l.s.
i,Ul;sALE-t,Si:O OF :riiE NEST Gl;0GEl;i aT0IlE;s
in Ihtlatelpllt.. with hotsu snd wagon; pa x."d.
will UF t1resi IaE cthN rash Gas!ntss, hata!:
i applied tor ss,u; tlars.4 GROCER. care u. W.
12o!t ,sALE-Ar 4 MAr' NlN1OYsTEu llousX:
with Restaurant xu1 bret .ttss lSnnr t&f, 10 cehtts
VI The tua4ua4s part; us.t stand IN ils city; llt
trustss 10 xuuj running otcE; ant Of III health
AAdrts- ", 'lltbnne 0Isier.
E;o!t !tsALR;IAr rE,sEYyiLlK: YKNNItl1MS 81.
Ind, SAlGaalA Uulsu fAc1fyt capacity l1l taEda
d.y iSs s.!s = ;s1y 10. nftss oS rses,1fS II
Cd. ,al south Cl.te... cll ~ rrIuled crsu!tr:
t'0l, s.ALK-t tioiSu BACii Il, EUkoIE II A FEW
j. weeks, onur for &4le .1y sturv. With Sv1 eloc
VI kruexrlxA h1tutcs Alutn.L AeW E4ku4. Std .tFJ
stt1 hVfse. reasonable nSQftl Thls l. Dne u tle
lys Hht Ql4eA ksucrty Atutss IN tbt Mu&s aI1c. E'
MAN AILLEkt - Isiut Island 6T-
, 1877-10-17
T1a.: Tsti..yNl; Ii,kAne.a oEE.GEs.

TIT: Vlt1HUNE l5akANE2a NFE'1EASs
IN ORDER TT ACCOMMODATE ora HEME!mE3
pattoso ,ta!oaghoud 10 r!tY " hare e.ta,aaast
~"N whrIs sssr! WI he iek~. f"rtlr a.lne
ua,tt utlock p N. uurtnx tne week. and ultil
WILLIAM 1t. WINNING, Nuor,e.,cr and s.attoaer,
u! Tws',Ey E ;;trG.9ast:. q, nssr Walssn..s
Hssi AlatltAfH.1t. rSar MrsiefHtAF. r..
ElHt 1T TllKUMsTtS. Wr.t stIo News Depot
tiEd,GE HENRY. lt.oks. Stationery, etc, $50 III.
ttspH.st. go. ..... F.. - --. e..
ANTtlS t.fll,n. Ntss nepot Stationery, etc, a0a
M!l~aMsrt.ay euEnrr nt 'afrentet.M
, 1877-10-17

1rO1s SALE-ONE e.IlOl.sE. ONE 25.flORsk, ONE
w. hoIte psahlc: ohc hofss. oou 10 huts* thFtta
lug tteuul baud AnlE4 aanrA. nrAtJI gId ~ rcxt
nt G4fysln, All &tacs VI re* 4tt ihs eaa mounted
saktps. II atssk. GQLlNS kATVS. 10 6aata
, 1877-10-17

aHSE Ill.,. .s G:, 81 Ss.r. S oS ,s AKS
S sasf e. III s
@ ts Il ~ :ass a o. o.
ss.p g. ~ u e e ~ ~
wa6ash:av. S'' '
y at95l West y elfth.st dail,s Tuasdays and FIJI
.sss sesss Old I'D .oands o,'e die ef.rs sai'sss ~
l.,': I ysass @ ~ Gsnr ch:s n. .; tso sok ..s. 81
u rrar u Z. mus island: ~. near lisrrson.st.
rek efk3 IA Il; n,:, tsss2t xxS S sy .,
$!;i$sis: siiii III ss''s. @ssS :a' S'ss III
10y; shiK.TaE S:. cII1iSE oF liIItsEsI + 4
;fiI FL
~: sss5t I1x =. e. S SsS
:S H. 's ID ~ hoh HosH H. os
.Ss ssa .po; Ssrs
Lon sAlE-t,, llnl:sEs, wAltI!ANrxi,.. .AnnoSt
I'd sss ss csisuss q
;ks ss4 r3s 70" Ssal3sss xassnt
i ssi ayals nj j ~. a'aSs: ss.t: ;usKlss 9as.s
"sss aSia1 .aa a 81 i :s!a T.
oN u III r,esEsE5y s,sE Or az: III
xn. e. II !s1y hsa.tm sen y
y .sI ss asass* tos Ss ssss XII; e Il
Ion sALk5;H nAl!uAiN =, LIVERY sT0cK-
erta is 10 III .ss Nv .sss nasEs nass. ~ ss
SfGi u bas
11on 'sALg-cllEAp-oSE st,!sHkL HOUSE; or
y sa4e g. sG T. T. ts'1Fs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
A WONDER WORKING REMEDY.

No remedial agent tIns ever been offered to til,
sick and dehil.tate'! at ali c"mI",rabir 10 Hos.
letters stomach nI;:srs. III cares o! rrInIrirr.
and Intermittent f"vers, constipation, nervous
ailments. rhcu!uAtlsm. and disorder. involving
Constitutional weakness or physical decay #
literally 'wnrks wuudei, - The bOtaul, IN
greiients which It's spirItm"us sa-is hold, In
solution, act like Il charm upon tin ~i.uuucu. an.
through The stomach upon tie BRAN, liver. now
els arI nervous system. iEcr" J., uulhIn. IA lis
Composition that Is not -alubrI'.!-. II contains
SOM OF the most potent tunIC- OF The Vegetable
kingdom and the juIc.s OF til" best up-rIvnl AMI
anti bIll"us roots and herbs. combined with /.
perfectly iruIr stimulating rl"neut In" ist-
t-rs are peculiarly a,spted 10 tho-r engaged ia
"aliuu-;!as OF unhealthy occupations, us NV ~,
Use strength i sustained an! the ability II tn.
system To- r--;si t;i.:::.;:h=::" "#: "it+T infurttrr,
pIejudlr!n 10 hcIitI nr.-Iy iu'r-a-r.l. ray5n!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
The General Market.

NV YORK.. May :.
t"llh-"eIk; opened al lUG-. and closed II,
10.
81. LOUIS. NAYS
FLulE-~Irong w, s. juesS -. NNN. - 20
N" -.
HEAlN-Wh-nl higher y" . Ri fall. - l.
cash. s. II bat Mty No } tie. 81 nJdl ~ cash
- - , hlt MAY, No / 10. 81 81. Torn l."tteT;
~ I5"c cash, jUc Nav: ~. dFt'.c June. III Il
u - IuiN. DaiD. iuaciINe, ~+1-Lifhgc cash. RS-
low ~ 10 sell: So Ind. Barley unchanged.
Wili>hEi- Lower At - uS
PLpbt' E-Ruttrr lower. strictly prime L"
choice da ~. lhH:Jc k.g,luwsr AT -.
PROV l~iDN> Fork stronger; SD - cash
SIi 81 ,iTns: Sit =; .iuly. Bulk meats. some in
gulrv. "u1 nothing ,!1me Bacon quiet: IT -.
81 - . IS -. 81 = : az ". Lard dulI, $40 10
hri
~IipG>-~;cady and unchanged Al 81 slapI b
H~rC-Ii}~, 1. iH
tNllIE-llcIv grade very slow an! low cr
"ilt"r klu'i. el"ady and unchanged. choice lu
iaH"N sis'r-. - 1pI5 -; good To prime. - Uprl
-. Hshl 1" iAi., - % tn; butchers, 81 = =.
1 -, Receipts, . 900
>ti kt'-EIIII AT 81 srrr ~. Iser-ipis, 9u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
SALE

WHEREAS, Emanuel Easter by hi- deed o
w trust. dated November 2ath, a d, Is-n
AMI recorded IN the r"Cor'isr's office for IN,
county OF l.aiaytttc- in the state OF Missouri
IN deed book number IL, on bag. iiu. did con
V'y I" the undersisE-.. trustee, the nllowInu
tlS county Of Lafayette. and state OF MIssnuri.
to-wIi- Lots numbered ono ~. two ~. three
t"l, four ~, i've 10. SIX 90. uIne ~ ami ton
IUj, all IN block seventy Gu). oi the first uIJt.
il"n 10 the town tnOw "iiy) oil Lexington. a. tho
sarnc appears upon The plat OF said Town now
Oh flc nnt "f record In the reCaI,irrt- office fer
Lafayette county, Missouri. which conyc-anCs
WAS made III trust IL scc,ire the pavmeni OF !.
certain note N said dsrd ,lrscrrheI, and where
as. afterwards, tu-wIt on The ind tay Of ApriI.
!s's, SAID Emanuel Easter and Reiiecr. NJ
Easier, ms wife, 10y their deed al trust OF SAID
last mentioned ds'e. ana recorded in the re-
c"r'icr's Office for said county ni I.atnvettr IN
DOCK number IL. on page $50, did relInauish and
convey L" the undersigned, trustee, the dover
tracts and parcels OF land above described. which
Conveyance was niadr IN trust to Secur. ihr
lAynicni OF -aI'i proinlssory note IN said dead
hrsi above described; and whereas. I,rauIt h,s
h"sn made III the payment Of said nota: Now
therefore, /, the Undersigned, trustee, at tho re-
Pus,t OF tti' i'S~i holder of sad note, Will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction all the ,hoy. Ia
rcrIh"d property, III accordance with the pro-
VI-ions al the sHUl dcc'is of trrst. IN trnnr ~
Tue c"Hffh"Ws" door, II. the County OF l.afa,rfts
lnt stale Of Missouri. between the hours Of Ten
o CLOCK IN the forenoon and live O'Clock in the
afternoon Oh
THURSDAY. JUNE i'm, Isl.
TO the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy ,aid
deeds OF trust and note together with the cost nt
these proceeitIpss. WN r Wn,n
"A' Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
NOTICE.

\ Ii persons Indebted TO II. Il. TunstalI by
- note executed prior 10 the 3rd daS OF Nav.
30, are hereby notified that said notes have
been assigned and transferred TO L. ID. Wood
son, Esq. That the same are now IN my hands
win instructions To collect, and unless proms
payment shall be made OF said notes. sufis vii
De brought thereon. No other notice will he
gwen aud this 10 intended 20 apply to all. Re
ipectiully, JOIN s. BLACKWEII
ImRyS-2Wl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
Comfy Court Docket.

Monday. first day Miscellaneous business
an! licenses.
Tuesday, second lay School business and
claims.
Wednesday, third day Road cases.
Thursday. fourth day Settlements with
r"ii ONcr>-nr-. Dyer>e"rs appointed.
W. Il. STEELE clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
CARD.

/" all who are suffering from the rrrors and
indt=crrtI"ns of youth. msrv"Is weakness, carly
decay, los vf manhood. &c. | VIII send II
recipe that viii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
ihIs Sr'ttr-nedy VAS discovered 10y Il MISSIONS
rE ii south America. Send u -riI-aIir.sse,I en-
".iope /" the Rev. JOSEPH /. INMAN, Station
ID, Bible House, New York. nvvaJ-tu,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
TIL CRADLE

i;oTn-A' Fulton. Al r"c,ntiy. "ine " f, o
~ II tnEllsh, laughter Of Wan. Morrison
~ i hoy
- In W.verly. Iafay-tt, county, April 10Th.
To- the WI" u Mr.. ntviI ',llahan-n CIR.
= IN tuis c.ty. SATURDAY. April L-.h. ~ iii,
VIE Of Mr.. Charlie M"uni-a s!tl.
- In 'aHl- township. Lafayette county
W 'i"s-itN. My -, I" fhs vile 81 MIR NlcuaeI
tTruh"T-~ f"L tIYi a glgl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
Novelty Novelty

t"n'rrse' prrtect-tittlms neck band shirt
front. ~ cheap A. tho old style front. Ask
10 Sc" IT Fou wIllbe deIIght-d with IT..
mI,I-lt M~CCAUSIANp \ BEDroKD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
NOTICE.
FINAL
NOTICE.

tliERs parliamentary on thr estate of Felix
IL q, Young, deceased, were granted Iu the uu-
drisigned ON the .isI day OF April, 49,, hN
the Probate court Of Lafayette county, Ms
souri.
Al persons having claim. against sand estate
Ars required 10 exhibit them to me tor allowance
within on" wear after The date Of satd letters, or
they may he prcclud-i from any To n"ht of such
estate and Il such claims hs not exhibited with.
IN Two years IRON The date q! sand letters, they
viii be forever barred
nIAL III kI-EIs y Ill ~. L nncIInr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTI1E

tlikiiS al administration Oh IT.. esraf. of
IL MarEArti, smith, deceased, were grauir,i
Ia thr Undersigned on the 18Th h.V of AprIl
80. hv Tie Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required To eAh.bIt them la me for allowunc,
wIihin one year after th' date OF said order. u;
tlsy NAV b" pre'lUi.t from nI.y benefit OF ,,I.h,
estate; ANA II rUch claims he not exhibited with
in ~" years from the date oil sad Order the.
wi!l lie FOREVER barred
SANFORD r. SMITH.
mHNI-.t Admiurtr,ror
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
SultSI Suits

Just received. 4 large stock OF Ildl--'
Linen and Grass Cloth Msdr-up suits. AT
very attractive prices.
mNJ-tf MctAIsLASD BEpEpEp.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
Card.

II Mr.. John Fritz VIII I,s,rnrr. he Wit r"cc,>.
q warm support from Ia" citizens Of the tuH.
war't, Tor ro"mr.lnsm at thr approaching cI~c,
ton. MANY FRIENDS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
Carpets Carpets !!

a lew short pieces left. They VIII be
>oii at a sacrifice to close out.
Ia! u-iI M~CtAUsLAND 4 BEDFORD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
THE TOMB


NJ i,tn." ~ t,,E, NJ w residence. % ms SON
WIIIli-r 4. VAIL E,i .L a; r,',,.
NJ. IWvaIl wa. uA,ly-o Of WunItnrI r,,u,v
Nv he. removed T., Nm, county -, ,. -
...,
'"' ''' "'i' 'F' ''h"c ne
49, Il good ~rItllrD, ii Re tlud. IN, mocr OF the
= nrl-'l,u hurrh, .ut,I,, -
!tai lern -vTrly afflicted with paraIvsIs. and for
cy.r , -, ,,,, ,... ~
va
'' "''''' ''7'' 'hr -'ih anniversary OF his
last marriage, uE,l the 2trh anniversary OF lie
burial a, Ln- r,nin H.. ..,. ... I
IS ''''e
vac Il '''' !" 'i'ith iS iosS.
OEiTI AIRY.
net r.sr aha. r,,,. L..t., .,I .-,I ~,
EEtI ,,,,. n - Ar AP -''' hE,
-; Years "aeu
we" ~ ''"s'''' oi hThci'''
ana nancy Ih"na-, both OF whom were we'll
known and hlyrIv r.,,.r-a, lac ., , ,L
,.,. . ~
-" was o"'" III
'''"'-''"Nh. hS "I thr hth OF Novembrr, ls2i.
tn't there Trceiyei an eduraton uui ,cuu,rsl
...u,,, - '
"'' "' connection Win a
No. ' "'' "'' soe'"s'e aud pleas
''' SOU" won i"f h"Tr IN her new
home, many warm uuI adntuug friends ON
rnr r.h of ,,.t,b,r ,.4, ca. , -,
:" me VIE ul
'''' '''"''A' f-sd WI" l. NJ" one Of the
mot lHtiu'uiIni aH'i honorable banker, of I'M.
.'' az s"N nus uttn blessed with n
nt'-"' and isAn' tut homr. which must have OIL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
I.cSingtOn MARKET

la tn, rrI"r; the wholesale prices are gwen IN
sell nIn'i column. AN! retail prices III rI.MI hand
co.umE la r'iIufrv pru!urs. the fisuIt- ON TITO
:ril denote what The m"rCl ants are paving, suG
ON H. LL.L; IN LLLrcs al MnL.LL INrI III
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
Personalities.

daN last.
IN" Ca. Will arrive at ~. Petersburg to
morrow.
Nj. james CIpwisiey !, confined 10 hi, bed b,
sickness.
Mitchell, the American EeO.rAlnsr. II NJ tin
sstt OF wal.
riobc-Drmocrat Tho Two u~u-um.-rachm.
aui ,hamhrriuIn.
Mr. Frank !. Chew oil ]SrIaIln. WAS IN III,
rIty satmi,. last.
NJ. na,.i Levy, an o!l LcxIngr"nIan, was
III The city edn->1sy
Napoleon l;ounrartr died IN e,sIr at i
Helena u; years ago to-day.
MI + Coleman >mltM. Of Butler. Rates c"uu-
~. was N thu ,.'y IL.ur-,!tv.
Mr John }. Poster, OF clay township, .,
| dangerously ~ with imp
II n SAID that the prince aui princess of " ale,
are To visit The United STATES u"Nt year.
Gen ,,raur Is announced Ia sal for Europe.
nom lh.!IdriphIa. Thursday. Msy l..
""orsr \. >hrrnitu. 81 louisiana. - 10 be
app"imt"'! minister To Central Anrr,yl.
Mr. Sen DeEar has gone TO san Francisco. 10
play Nv" weeks talstan engagement.
I've two sons "l The Little Gl.nt. stephen
\. Douglass, are living IN Norm Car":Iua.
ten crook lis IN Chicago IN consultation with
Gen sheridan. concerning Indian matter.
COT NAH l.. prNlotrr Aui family lett for
Valparaiso. Indiana, last tuesday evening.
M!-~ Hi.urc baker. Of =. Louis county. Il
VISITING Mr. aud MI I,hu Phelps. IN THIS city.
Nj. Robert l]rn,Ic. Formerly II rhIs ruuntv.
y - ''' ''''' az WIS I'll ''' "oh'a,
800
81 '1 -
..,n,- F"' "
&C.
=" ' a "'Ar'">''e anu
'"' ''A9 ose" WI ~ - S""''eh'5 recovered I"
:" " = il ma" 1P III 'h' "'eeh N"a''"ih
''A'e " ""'F hampton ATTENDS TIE fenuInS-
- , ''''
"+""'.@ """'' representing " t.
''''''''' 80 ''''''' 81" i"e IN
>, 'S,'''"s
'o"'' ~''' 90 81 '''' Oh. 'Aii'rs NP"ns IS
'. ''''o'eU 10 '"Hi'i o' MS
. o., D wa
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II. I. 100 49,. p,r.. ~
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,ayi VIM \. i.,tli ..,i VIE. il,r M.-sr.
warrru..ua tyr. Pan .yIn w.,,,Iv n.r,r.i
our r.,, with n,.~. ur-tg. I..f
ANON. thu recent callers ON rr...i.nf u,,-.
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with every irr-:iruI from W,,a,n..
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
M w. ~CONkLING.
AND AGAIN
+. L. BEEDING, JR.

Have W g been asked the question, what effect ON low prices
"oula have upon other m%erchants!' That is a question NOT for
us 10 answer; our object is to.io the most good 10 The ,,e,tas,
number. Our expectations have been more than realized va
nave struck the popular heart. and the people are Win us md
We I" grateful, and in future will offer still greater barr,ins "'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

April -. Colossal. took on 500 bushels coal
April -. Fannie Lewis 5Un bushels coal. took
on 90 bales hemp and 800 bills. nour. AurIi y
Gold Dust, took POO bbls iour. 81 bales hemp,
1876 sacks rye, and .cOV bushels coal. April 30.
ia Kinney, good freight, took - head hogs and
5o bushels coai May /, AiIC", ,.rn At boat
RNrr III ieet above low w4.,r mAlL. and
falling
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

some people are short sighted enough to believe thot 1nc
prices mean low quality, quite forgetting that a iar". i hnuin O.
"ninaXiS 10" prices IN buying, and affords low profits in sell
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

al CAV Miii!iI"ib fc~l AMI ~Aiv Stable, rOr"-T
Xxi III AMI I'rl.tw are streets. kah-a- CIiV. Mis-
s"hli ta'ii"rs aui stock men ar. invited 10
correspond with US We viii make regular
rnI'H''-ihS visits 10 Lexington, OF which We
VIII civ" due notice.
IrhI.tL SIEM AkI & MAEn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-22

The New York Tribune evidently
understands the trouble in the Dem
o%cratic party in Wisconsin, and
makes a good suggestion when it
says: The Wisconsin Democrats are
in a mild sort Of a squabble about
the name Of their party. The call
I or a State Convention speaks of the
organization as the "People's Re-
form party, but the war horse re-
SCENTS this as a departure from tradi-
tional customs. A compromise should
be made in favor of calling it the
Fraud party That fits like a
glove.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-22
THERE are about 10000 gold seek
ers in the Black Hills, and they find
On an average about IS .OOU yer day,

THERE are about 4O,VOU GOlO seer
ers in the Black Hills, and they find
on an average about S. .OOU per day,
less than 10 cents q head. Many OF
them are at the point Of starvation,
and very few have made fortunes.
Deadwood City is the center OF the
mining district. It's history is strik-
ing. A year ago it was a part OF
Vie wilderness. Now it contains
from 5000 to 1900 inhabitants,
1850 houses and shanties, an acade-
my, q church, two daily newspapers,
four banks, 90 lawyers, three thea,
teis, numberless gambling houses
and all the vicious allurements usual
in great cities. Less than 1000 of
the Inhabitants are engaged in legit-
innate paying business. The great
majority are without either work or
money, and have to depend on char
ity, their wits and odd jobs for enough
to furnish them food and lodging
Everything is very dear, the least
paid for any article being % cents.
Flour is $40 q sack, and sometimes
it can't be had for love or money.
Meat is 80 cents a pound, vegetables
IS to 90 cents pound, and coal oil
$50 per gallon. Gamblers and sa-
loon keepers seem to run the town,
the former practicing the art of fleece
ing the "tender-feet," in open day,
and the latter refusing to pay their
license fees Of 800 each. The arri-
VAS average 200 per day, and city
lots rule as high as 500 per foot
front on main street. 1t is asserted
that last year $4,000, 600 Of dust was
taken out of the Black Hills country.
1t is doubted if that amount will be
taken out this year though there arc
five times the amount of capital and
labor there now. 1t sill seems an
open problem whether mining viii
pay in that region, but there are
thousands determined to try it tC
the end. BY the way it may not be
inappropriate here to mention thai
TIE SeaBo h"oh poci
robbed for two weeks. There vas
time along in early summer whel
the press reporter had the DeadwooC
stage robbed every three days Will
great regularity. In every case th'
highway men obtained large quaint
ties of gold dust aud the gold watches
and diamonds Of the passengers. The
country is getting lonesome for some
more Robberies of that stage. /
was 50 pleasant to turn from thu
Turkish war and learn that theDead
wood stage was robbed again, with
out any bloodshea. That press
agent shouldn't stretch his vacation
across all summer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-22
J. DELLER.

BETTER Doors and shoes cannot
be found in the city than are kept
by VIM. Teasdale. He has lately
received an extensive new stock, en-
'racing everything needed for any
occasion, or to fit any foot-man's.
woman's or child's-ani he asks so
little therefor that none need go bare
footed, or With toes pro.rudisg. 25tt.