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The daily gazette., 1877-04-26

better than any one in the world, L be-
gan TO feel q strange, choking sensation
In my throat, and a rising of tears ia my
eyes, which In my new strength of man
hood would not have had Mabel seen
for the world so turned slowly from her
ana Z, ieft the room, I thought it was un-
.sffU ntil six o'clock in the evening +
busted myself in my room PACKING my
trunk: When my. task was nearly. com-
pleted, 1 was interrupted by low rap at
tue door, and ON opening 1t Mabel stood
oefore me her eyes red and swollen with
,'1'T am going away 7 said, as she
glanced inquiringly about the room.
have done all that i can to repair,
the wrong did you,' she said; Il have
called on Mr.. Allen, and he said that the
situation was still yours, end that you
were perfectly excusable. Mr. Langley,
laughed uproariously at my exp1anatfori. !.
and said that he did not blame you. And
larson W. thought harder to con
vince than the other gentlemen, said til at
when he had an opportunity ofIcony6rs-
ing with you. he didn't doubt he should
fully excuIpate you from all blame. That
Is aii, and she turned togo.snra ll1imDA
:" NO, no. Mabel, you shall not go
from me in this way, after you have
proved yourself so noble a woman. Only
consent to be nay. wife,, and Il will be
everything you, wish me to be-, said,
passionately, drawing her to my side. Io'
sa.WIl you be my wift2's ReLsiuoH 4
"Again Mabels rosy lips qpiyered, and
her delicate eyelids dropped over her
eyes, as she placed both her ihards in
mine. And did't believe there was
ever a happier person in existence than I
w when 1 pressed a betrothal kiss upon her
hpS. 4f,eE4ai s,ga 7u fgtsf ti nat
"It is needless to say that ,Parson w,
was wholly reconciled. when three
round, handsome bridal fee at Mabel's
and my wedding" NAR'b: "'2 "''' ~ y
The daily gazette., 1877-04-26
JERUSALEM.

Jerusalem cannot be regarded as an inns
sportant manufacturing center, inasmuch
as its leading industry is olive wood
carving. The chief manufacturer of
souvenirs recently informed q cores.
pondent ofThe London Times that he
could not find employment for his work.
men; the market was overstocked and
the number OF. pilgrims very small. The
German colonists are increasing in num-
per and influence. In Jerusalem they
pice of the Knights of st. John. They
have established colony at Gaia. At
the foot of Mount Carmel, and have or
ganized "a service of small Carriages from
Jaffa to Jerusalem: They are also CON
structing q carriage way from Carmel to
Nazareth. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
Right of Way on the z. c., ST. z,
G. Railroad,

Mi. ID. Mitchell. president Of fire Il T.,
81 L. -" :. Railroad, oayr, IN his speeches,
thai the ROAD VIII he built on the line mark
Cd out tor 1t DE the engineers, aud VIII NOT
vary from 1t more than eighty To- one hum
'ircd i'rt ANY %!'rr. aud fh,u only =, IN. ma
crN>ItIc> Of adjustment of line Will r.n,,,.
From the map made from the ,1ryryw s.. h,y,
taken the names "f the owners OF the lands
through Which The line passes. som, tracts
being marked unknown we do moi meu,inr
them, anu where on" man owns several con-
ttSuou> tracts We mention his nane but
once. commencing at the Jackson county
line, and going east. they arr. John King. j,
{. Kelly, Mirtiu Slaughter. Theo. Bales,
Ferdinand Bates, ) l.. ,heatham. KEEL
!ogG, R"bt. Evans. Michael Srr.dcr. .JVseub
West, O.. ke>terson, K. y. smith,. Hartou.
:. "ayihan' ;. ;. White, VI. Davidson, i.
Patterson, john hiikpatrick, John McBur-
ney, j. Il. BeaI, II. Hook ;. w. Greasy.
ID. Hii!, ). Lay, \. w. Stack, J.. Is. Adams,
T.. Pierce, G. ;. Ewing, {. l.. Ewing. 4.
ramb! Wrtuf'htt>cti. I. W. Whitsett,
IhCs. Butts; ia hoctor. David Mckinney.
NJ. A. Hay den, {. +. Parker. q. Henley. n.
Waterhou,c, John Z, Herr, +. Poole. Susan
Mrtiroy, ). MctIr"y, -. IioDcsou, John /.
ntstey, Il. K. Gerry, David Bear. !. Bonharn,
W. G. Beatle, ots-. Beatir, - Melner.-
hagen, John q. iiaGrr. Henry Hinder, T.
Brand, ii. H~setrI. c. !iarfrr, - funnel.
isla' SIMON Ritter r. NJ. Field. Alexander
Mann, james Eurn-, W. Ii. Bell, Jackson
Cordef, Rice Corder, George W. Rhodes, J..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

: Itnm Mr. James I. liaSuod, 81 MiddIston
Ia" n>hEr, wh" Gallo ! on Us "Wednesday las,
"" teamed som" additional Particulars ron.
corning the raNa@", committed on tha rnrn
crop by what Is called the wire worm IL,
describes them A. beng small, white WORMS.
about "a hail inch ia length. There are mil
mons "i Them, and they attach The root Of
Tia" corn. eating Tho .utrI 81 >.p part. when
th" root 'irIcs out aud dies. Corn II ,,m-
ace! iy them al tins TIM" about one .,uli. in
The country extending from east Dnyerluwn-
ship 1" Malta Bend. III Salin" COUNTY MIR.
iin%""i say that they Al" bred IN III. corn
siiih> lett upon the fields, his sons h,yiur
observed that Tia" stalks which they plowcd
up IN cultNatiug the cr"wing crop, wcr.
titled with worms and "S">. The .gg i. iald
by q small beetle. which b"icN lis way INTO
the rornstnlk tor the purpose, aud Ia. worm
"In"rgr> and begins lis work OF destruction
generally about the middle ni jun. though
this y"ir-uwInS To the bach ward >priug-lt
was somewhat later. Mr.. HtgOod thinks that
The ONLY preventive j.. to not follow corn
with corn but II thiS i, done to rake and
burn the stalks thoroughly. lie gives As a
49, = - l'i NV VI IL ~ ~, ~ IItl we
viii mention. Having cut up the corn ON
part OF 4 Held last fall, he >Owcd il In wheat.
The corn. stalks aud all. was hauled OF and
led. The Wheat not looking Well THIS spring
WAS liOwed up. and with the balance OF the
ield-upOn which the stalks wrle standing,
and which We're ploWed iu-wus planted in
corn. That part I'll the field from which tie
stalks fai teen removed l. now free from
worms, aud the other Is tuii OF them. In adj
dition To This Mr.. iiagood reports that it /,
ms own and the observation OF several of his
urtghbor~ that corn planted upon iHnd-which
bore corn ii>i year. are almost invariably
damaged by Tie WORMS, white corn planted
ALTER other crops Is comp ,~raiiveIS safe from
them. me Grest damage done to this I'M
poriant crop over i considerable area OF
country last year and tins. has awakened
The farmers 10 The necessity OF looking about
them for u preventive or remedy. and the
lntelligrncer VIII gladly give farmers who
have observed the habits of these destructive
worms, >pacc IN which TO iI,uu,> the subject.
The worm i the larNa of 4 small beetle, a.
Wr nav" Indicated above. and MI. IiagOOd
says i Transformed into the beetle about the
last "t July or first Of August, When it, dep
relations cease. This mcI~anuorpho>i- Is
now gong on. and III - lew DAYS What corn
II not Injured viii be safe.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28

Read The notice of school election in an
other column.
llIckam is selling choice NN\N -four al
F"T; DOLLARS par sack. tuI-Ni2
BENJAMIN Wrrtlu, F~l., al this township,
brought u. Il bunch OF mmVth clover
yesterday, just TX Ioct long. Who can beat
IT.
Wanted I]Iartrantl'> 3.oon state tr"oI $
and two policemen 1" ahaIc TIA" cow hrII
nuisance ON THIRD street. No sleep. poor
work.
\ train VIII leave the pacinr depot at ';:'
this m"ruiu@. aud returning Will leave l'aSc-
trip tiny-liv" ,cut-.
All summer goods Al" now being >oid for
much less than they were "A few weeks ago.
IN order t" make room for or immense iall
stock C"nhlIug " E'rding.
Commencing t"-m"rr"w an excursion
train viii leave the Pacific depot every sun
drv At : o',ln'k Il. IN. for sweet Springs:
Returning, VIII leave brownsville At 40,
T.. IN hound trip. 81 "a.
The cIty rounril Will. At IT. next meeting,
lei The contracts for delivery OF rock at tie
calabr">r yard. and for hauling broken rock
from the caIaboo>" yard to different points
in til" city, where 1t may he needed.
The following boats have passed this port:
lp-,;uid Dust. 22u,I. took 500 bushels of
coal; Fannie Lewis. 10Th took 400 bushels Of
coal, and excursion party. D"wn-GOld
Dust :4th, took 700 bushels OF coal aud six
hundred sacks OF wheat
Ib.,,-,,I.. tJuf ,Ia I,,, ,ya ,r,p,,- Tor ~.
SIIc uI ih" celebrated SINGER Sewing machine
IN Lafayette county. Ii + the best. contr-
quenttv the cheapest machine IN thpmarket.
nr,t"I~ from the country VIII receive prompt
attention. Evnn-it X Lee, Lexington, Me.
Mr.. George tiouN. on his visit to US this
Week. presented lis one Of his photographs
If each mCmnrr Of thu old mems club VIII do
The same Thing, "" VIII nave the pictures
framed, together, and attach to each, rs fast
Of the Original.
The best piece of fun We have seen for
some time was 3 boxing match. with gloves,
yesterday. back OF Charley RoNl-'s store,
hrtwrcm Jerry chamberlain and Bob Hlck-
hu. The boys sailed INTO each other lively.
and Tough 1t out roughly. but IN good
humOr. II was 4 drawn battle.
II l. with deep regret that we announce
The death OF "Inric Jesse Roberts" one of
the fathers OF the county. While he had
long passed Iii" allotted thrrs--core aud ten,
the last lime that W. SAW INN he appeared
good for many wears OF irie. lie was Il Ntr-
ginia gentleman OF the Old >%ci-"l, and an
honest man.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
G. Gruber's Price List.
ALWAYS USE THE BEST
Which is the Celebrated Rubber
Paint.

f'rso'.S contemplating having their houses
painted. whether inside or outside, are respect
fully requested t" "NaruInc the residence OF MIR.
! Il. 'lag"i', on rankin street, this CITY,
whose house has jas: been painted with the
Rubber Paint sold by Wilson K Ballard.
Alexander bemnct, an old and experienced
In"chanI". VIII" has just painted his residence
with our Rubber Paint, says il is the best paint
lie ever Used, and that TIA" sam. quantity wIli
cover a greater surface 10 the galloG, spread
more evenly AN! easily. and stapd exposure
better than any P"int H. LAB ever seen. For
sal, by Wil-nn \ Ballard.
.nlnc painters have been III the habit of crv-
ing down our Rubber Paint. stating that il
w"ult crack iust peal. cur pant has done its
worn silently amt we'll, and now none are so
foolish IS To trCry rs merits. II Is the best paint
ma'l", will cover NOR" surface Ia IN, IA Hon
and give better satisfaction il ever, rsspcct
than anything of the kind IN the market. A fair
irItl Is all "" ash. .Ully Warranted to be jus,
n represented. WILSON BALLARD.
rs an evidence al the durability OF our Rubber
Pain. reference Is made TO VIM. Morrison, ESD,
whose lt"ass was panied with 1t over twelve
n."nIns ago, the paint upon which4ooLs ia fresh
and new As though but finished yesterday. He
is so well pleased with II that he Will now use
no other anu IS using is upon all his other
tuiidinss. For sale by Wilson X Ballard.
Col. Geo. :. RarnbGu ma his country ho,.se
painted WA our Rubber Paint, about two
years ago. He says it is the best paint he evsI
saw, and will shortly have his town resiarpcs
painted with the same pain, FOR durability
and fin. finish it hos 40 equal. Ask him. For
sale by N..aon y ballard.
,hrrrfnliy certify To the merits of your E,,ub-
Der Paint, with which the Contra. yrnale COT
!rg", my own residence. ami numerous other
buildings, have asca painted within the past two
years. | consider it equal to any paint made,
and can rheerfully recommend it to those who
contemplate painting either inside or outsid
! work (. WINSOR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
AT DR.. Hassel's.

\ serr pleasant entertainment was glven ON
l~huT~da! night, al the residence ui In J. r
f.t-s''ii, urar tins ,tiv We have IN vur midst N
so'inl ciub, which, though not large uIs OF
iAt', been very active. I!t"rr aI- Some fifteen or
twenty fnrnDer5, and they meet once d Week at
tir residence Of II In'innrr. II Is useless to -uy
that iAusr present AWAY enjoy these mc.t!ng-.
Tor they are always very PHEASANT. We attended
Inc one nj br Hassrli's, and We're highly i,lua~-
ri with e'eTNllIIn. except The late hour Of As
7eInhlins II being hail past ninr wien t4e com
i'iny arrived. and about ten when the ladies' AL
p"aI"! IN the ptri"r. The l:I,iIrs were -,gaUlN
dressed, and i"okri tt4elr yeIy I~.rettlr-t Per
maj Us our young lady reader, will understand IN.
following:
Miss Minnie DAVIS. lavender sllk. ..uk trlul-
lnings. pearl jewelry.
Mis- susie WadheI!, French graz silk, nrua-
In-nts q! natural flowers.
Miss Mabel King. d Richmond nla.A Sill
dress, lace oNrrdre,s, velvet trlnm ns-. coraI-
cameo Jewriry.
Miss Annie Claget;, Llack silk dress, ~t4rlvton
oyerIrr>s, Trim mIn-s of natural flower.
Ms. M!ra Newman, 81 It LOUIS, French
gray silk, lace trimming, and gold Jewclry.
Miss Maria Wood. grps grain silk, point llr,
Trimmings. gold jrwDIry.
Miss iirnA iiiii, black srcnni,ne tres>. g, or
namrut5.
Miss DING Wtnsor, -ilvrI gray SILK, PINK
trim m!nss-
Mis- Allie nayis, brown sin dress. basket
cloth ovrr,irr,-. seal brown Trimmings, coral
Iewclry.
Nj FANNIE ~Iiaylrss, French mu-l,t Ircs~,
lac" trimmings
Mis- Bertha >"hofcid. white muslin dress,
brown SILK unI"rIress: rower-.
MIS- fannI" samuel, ~. Louis. LAT e;on uu-
d-idress, Eas-.lglt; blue -llk bodice, Nal-u-
'i'"nes Lace trimmings, tu.quo., aLtotlvrr OIL
nalIents.
We shall not mention the COSTUMES oGrhe gen
il-n'en, tor they weT" all arr-sei H.lae There
"ere lour Or live more gentlemen than ladies
present. AZ about !. O'Clock supper Wa an
nVun'rd, and i very pleasant h4Ii hour vas
'prntIn til" dinIng-room We need only ray
thu Mis- Ha-7eIi was AT home. and the guarantee
ipl IN e r-rtlf -IFlft.T o. ,-.t.Il..g
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
"A New and Valuable Book

III A'ioiih Ro-"nthal, the wc-t.rn agent q,
'"f '@nirdl Publishing Company, and hi,
assistants nav" arrived III Lexington, to look
Ai''i 'ie c'n> 's5ing business Of a new and Val,
''hie book, about to be published, entitled tn,
important Events Of the rntury " The wors
va "e Il complete and comprehensive" history,
''''a'ii'HS references to the revolutionary wal.
""' NV "'f ~ ~, ~ yell as the Mexican war,
a''' tt great rebellion at ISL; illustrations ur
1t Vrlh'Ipi! bunting, OF the United States. de
''Fil'lon' OF the Centennial buildings. ,aru,n-
'i HAL FHneu!l Hall, Bunkrr Hill and other
o"'iaIn.7 OF revolutionary fame. IL will contain
Sh"t'h'H OF Tn" hcrors OF the revolution. hiopr,.
pines 81 presidents. interesting historical events
together with the name and date OF commence
fh'h'S 81 many leading business houses. The
'"IS" territory which Is being canya.sed makes
II "iih,uit l." tell when the book will be uubl,sb-
" va III ne AS soon AS possible, and patrons
MAY ne sure OF receiving IL At an early dsv, I'm.
""rh VIII have an extensive circulation amopy
people. who wIIi be called upou by the
= "''N assets The subscription price has been
pun al III" low Igurs OF TWO dollars. The ageu,
may D" addressed care Of this Office. ful2.ti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
WHAT THE BILIOUS REQUIRE.

since t]"rii'iItv al TIA" liver Ia In. Chief cause
81 rs disorder, II Is evident that what tn. bilious
require is ~ Alternative stImullnt which Will
arouse II t" activity, an Effect that j. followed hy
TIE 4ieAPpcIl1'n". I'll ia" varr"u- symptoms i'll
'tiritiN" OF IT. arrangement. lI"-iertci's Stomach
Bitter invariably achieve the primary result
mrhiI"n"j, h"siic~ rcm-yInS the consultation
Atiulrn"". h"art-h,rn, yrlIownr.s .l ti,., skin
and white at The "yr-, pam IN the right side
and nnt"r To" rlsut -hould"r, nausea. vertigo
an" sick hcala'h". To winch bilious invalid,
ar" peculiarly subject. A. i remedy Tor chronic
indigestion. mental dependency and nervous
he ih' Hiier- Al" equally rnicacl"uo. and AS
i"n"vnnt ct lost NIgor. d means OF arrestiny
premature N:"ra,, and = >ourr" of relief from the
Iniirm'i".- f." WhIch he grnrler seN is peculiar
~ subject, they may be thoroughly relied
upon juiyr-lm
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Religious.

sunday NIGHT services have been discontinue,
nj the Baptist church In fhi- cIty.
Rev. pr. TalbIrl viii preach at the Hap,i.
church in hi. city tomorrow morning. sub
jrrt, What think y OF Christ 90
Rev Peter Hehner Will preach al the German
church In this city tomorrow mernIng at III,
u-uai hour, and ut II igsInsville at 4 o clock il
the afternoon.
Rev VI. q. Williams VIII preach nj Tia,
Methodist church in TIN. city to morrow Ham.
ing and evening. subject n Tie morning
'Atonemrut.
There Will he /, basket mreting, at the ''Huf-
ford iarm' IN Tia" southwestern part of Ola,
township tomorrow. LIder ". X. Cunning
ham and Others VIII preach.
Elders Pla''"nlUrg and McDanier will rom.
thence !. pr"trsrtrd meeting at iiigginsviIIe to.
MORROW Here ". Ice a La.ket dinner
Everybody i cor!iaIr invited.
br. frime, 'drt"r 81 tue New York Observer.
write from England to that paper. that III,
largest foreign delegation &" the PRESBYTERIAN
Alliance is that from the United states.
The Presbyterian synod of Missouri has ndIe,
/" her lists over one hundred and fifty churcnc,
in thu last twelve years, and nearly ali Of thcs,
are living and WORKING churches to. ,Iay.
The tnitrl Presbyterian church III Scotlau
da~ succeeded IN raising thr minimum STIPEND
81 Its ministers To I POO or ST ,unO, Icr apr,im
ant "a mansc. OF 40 umD IN lieu of Il mansr.
Tie CHRISTIAN church IN this c,ty has ,i-ctaci
t" employ Elder Hughes Tor the lining wear
The whole "i his salary has been subscribed nm,
h" Is expected /" enter upon hI- iutrr~ h,.r, m d
week or TWO. The vote Nv which Ia. v,;
rIoscu was almost unanimous
The EnhhI- "i Baltimore have Gprirrd +, r,v,
crt;"i,"us ins.ruItIun IN Hebrew lore and lhsnIo
- tG those Slud"ni; who, while going THRONE,
III" course OF the john Hopkins University, ma,
wish 4" i.LT,u, .ucE si,I'iic5 In"v sntcsr :,
n.ak' II" ':tSiIIrtIua OF rrrc,i in thcir nrIrr: AN,
i, = u very ainian'r AMI excellent proceeding %,
the part OF these gentlemen.
There will Ia service at III" Pr.snytcr.,
church thus morning, at 30 50 O'Clock, All,
.oI.inIniou service Tomorrow morning. Rev
". +. Kcrr Will preach his last scrinon ,o-ruor.
row evening, and will leave tos his sou,hcI,
a"mc daring the co!uing week. He takes will
E!m The goot wishes, not only of his conrrega
ton, but OF the entire community.
Fourth quarterly meetings. for Ie.ia.to,
district. Methodist Episcopal CHURCH, South
brownsville, g; ~niarkwater. July IS and %
Clinton aud Windsor August /. and ;; Lun,n,
circuit, August II and i2i Lexington, August !
and 10; Miami and Ait. Carmel. Angus, ., An
&c, WaSerly, Sept l and ?; Warsaw cir,u;,
Sept. 5 and 8; Grand Pass circuit. Sent 1, an
Is; Wellington circuit. Sept. p and %; Wa
renshurg. sept 20 and 30; Dover circuit. Get
J aId !.
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Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers

| hal soon have d deputy in every towuship
IN Ia" county 10 collect the delinquent taxes ON
personal property. 1t is 1t matter IN which ,
have no discretion, amt If the taxes are NOT na,u
at An earl d''r ! -I.!t he compelled 10 make
secure amt ale OF property to satl-i, the ,ay
lI-i--
ia" hA'L IAN boob - SNOW completed according
l" NJ pr"'i~t"n o! The act ct the last legislature
Tar IA" 'nii"ctlpn OF the revenur. and ali parties
interested ar" requested To pay their back taxes
II "it'', as after the ist OF January ueNi, / shall
nav l" c"mtnrnc" sun against the owners OF all
Tracts ct i'i.i and lots an which such tax re-
IIiirs UY!,aui
MI prison. holding receipts for faxe~ pad
VIII pleas" bring lheIn when thcy come 10 pav
th'Ir bach take. ana II there are any errors t hey
ma. b" corrected
I-NlN.I-tt T. : fCLk ERSnN. AnIIrrfur
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TO

ToSStMPIlON, that scouIge uI humanity,
- Is the great dread of the human family in
all civilized countries. ~ -
feel confident that l am in possession of this
only sure, lhfxillbie Remedy-now known to the
professionalism the positive and speedy cure OF
That dread disease, and Its unwelcOme cOncomit-
ants, viz: Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Neryon,
Debility 10, &c. Twenty-eight years expert.
ease; a. a busy practitiorer. in the best Consnmp-
iion Hospitals OF the Old and New World, has
Of all Throat and LIVING Complaints.
Those suHei Ans with ron sumption or any OF
the above naiadies. by addressing me, givine
symptoms, they shall Be put in Possession OF
tnis great boon, without charge. and shall have
the benefit of my experience in thousands OF
cases successfully treated. Full directions for
preparation and Use. and all necessary advice
and instructions Tor successful treatment at youl
own homs, Will be received by you by return
mail. sree of charge, by addressing
DR.. JORN 8. RURNETT,
I62 Jefferson Street,
apgl+-ly LOUISVILLE, KY.
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HOW IT IS DOME,

TIE tifzi object IN life with the American PEG,
u" - to get rIcn,' the second. how to regain
good health. The first can be- obtained by cner.
~, honesty and saving; the second, (goo,
h~cailh,j 10y using GREENS AUGUST FLOW.
ER. should you he t '!r-pondent sufferer iron
any 81 the ELECT" t Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, X, -Uci. rs Sick H-ndachp. Pal,
rlin,t"n II the Heart. Sour Stomach. Habitua
I"~ltv'nr~S, HlAAIr"ss al tn" Head, Nervou.
Iro'rrat'on. Low spirits, Sc., you need not sui.
Ter another 'ily Iw" loses OF AUGUST FLOW.
tR w'il relieve you At once. sample Bottles II
cent, R"Eutar 81" - cents Positively sol,
~ HI trat-'liss druggists IN the I. :. Thro
''' ""t='h, Agent. Lexington, Mo. JuneiG-Cw
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Ess-Buy a Charter Oak Stove. j
The Fair Pamphlet.

We are now printin. for the Agricultural
Society 1880 pamphlets for distribution be.
fore and during the fair. Advertisements
Will be Inserted at So 4 page oRe-haif page.
81 50, Persons desirous of advertising there
IN will please hand In their fsvors sometime
JuIiDg The coming week
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
Merchant Tailor.

would i"-r"' fully inform the public that |
nave "P'h"" o"i Il iirst-cla-s tailor shop on
Fiahh''i street, opposite the court hous-, where
: III "e'p ''''i-tiniiN on hand Il line stock OF
''"'h7' 'n-'itnere5, d""skins, and yeriings.
"'''" "Hi max" up IA the latest styie. u,
i'''7 10 7hi' me tiin"-. The patronage 0i the
i''''' Is respectfully solicited All Work
Warranted 10 give satisfaction n Htu,Ls
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
A GREAT BARGAIN.
A DESIRABLE HONE AND A GOOD STOCK FARM
FOR SALE.

A ) I shall soon have to relinguish the 49,
"A farm on which ] reside, | now offer ~
y tor sale for the next two months, for nj
70. 900; payments can he made satisfac-- ~
tory There are 205 acres; 100 acres in cultiva-
tlon and the balance is enclosed and in pastur,.
a hrst-rate brick house, $ rooms. , large halls
2 lorcheS,. generally III very GOOD order. ON,
houses moderate; good crib, COW houses and ic,
house. SuticienSv CT truIt of various kind.
Tn. farm adjoins Dover an the west.
iUly3l-lm g. II WApRCS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-28
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE
DISEASED AMI DEFORMED.

Two or more Of the surgeons OF tie National
surgical Institute. of Indianapolis. Indi.
ana. win us three great divisions ut Philadel-
phfa. Atlanta ana San Francisco, VIII make
II Professional visit to on the 9Th
anu IN oi August, At the CITY HOTEL.
As TINS Is the only visit which they will likely
ne Able 10 make away from the Institute, the
opportunity here offered for s.ritg and consult
ing ulrIn w'hout Il visit 10 the Institute should
not ne neglected. This visit l. designed for the
accommodation and benefit OF their old ~patiten:s
ana all such new ones As desire treatment uf The
institute yet are unable 10 afford the expense
ana ti'ne consequent upon the long journey to
Indianapolis. They will come fully prepared
10 treat all cases of Club Feet Spinal Disease,
MP disease. Diseases of the Joints. Chron-
ic Diseases. Female Diseases, Diseases of
the Eye and Ear. Paralysis. Piles, Fistula,
Catarrh and Private Diseases. which are
taken under treatment unless with a fair pros-
ptct OF recovery. An the afflicted are invited
Consultation Free. iulvl..3w