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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-11
Ennporia,

Having had ten years experience in the
Southern Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, and Col
orado, and having met with unparalleled sue
cess in all cases yet taken for treatm ent,
fiicted public on the following new terms,
to-Yit: Terms are from two to seven dollars
per week, payable in advance, or at the end
of the week.
make a speciality of every form of Lung
Disease $50 called Consumption, Bron chitis.
ETC., Asthma Tor Phthisic), Catarrh Cancers
old Sores, Hemorrhoids Tor Piles). Ulcers,
Erysipelas, Epilepsy, Fits, Falling Sickness
Purulent Ophthalmia, Acute or Chronic
Examinations, and Inflammation of the Eyes
even Blindness of years. standing. Old
eyes made new, to see without spectacles in q
few days; Deafness Dead Palsy Paralysis
Dropsy, Rheumatism, Cramp Coiic, Chronic
DlarrhRa, Neuralgia. Also every form of
disease peculiar to females Also every form
of Venereal Disease = Structure, Orchitis,
Hernia or Rupture; all URINARY and Syphil-
itic or Mercurial affections of the Throat
Skin or Bones, treated with unparalleled sue
cess on scientific principles. In fact Imake
q specially of every form of old Chronic
diseases.
By a Microscopical Examination of the
Blood and Urine can tell you at once the
nature of your disease, and then. If you wish,
Will deal out to you proper scientific rem
ed1es for the speedy cure of the same. By
the aid of the Microscope can detect Calculi
Carbonate of Lime, Cancerous matter, and
all extraneous substances mixed with the
Blood or Urine am also 8 scientific prac-
toner of Obstetrics (MidWffaPvl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-11

The fiatists have left the Greenback
marty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TINS WEEK.
REPORT OF THE CONDTTIoN
OF THE
EMPORlA NATIONAL BANK
At EmporIa, In the State Of Kansas. at the
close of business
OCTOBER 1st, 1873.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $1s6, 699 s.
U. s. bonds to secure circulation $1,000 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, 3,0l9 So
Due from approved reserve
Due from other Nat. banks Is,T79 10
Due from State banks and
bankers 4aSSS 20 lls'1 lTo 20
Checks and other cash items 3, go 6
Bills of other banks 49,. 4.l39
Fract'l currency & nickels. 1S7Oz
9peois ts5dar notes "a S9oo0 81 $40 AZ
Redemption fund with U S. Treas'r
Give per cent. of CIRCULATION. 2,25O %
$l25. 595 8
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. ..--..-.-..---$ 5000 %
2nrPtGs IIna U.s. Ne
Nat. bank notes outstanding. $500. 5000 OO
Individual deposits sub
ject to check $50, 4S4 50
Demand certs. OF deposit. 10.gTs 60
Time certs of deposit G., 1s0 81
Certified checks ..-. 800 90 224,044 "a
Due other NATL banks. S47 43
Due to State banks and
$425,Bs5 s.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LYON.} co.
L. t. HERITAGE, Cashier of the above
L, named bank, do sOlemnIY swear: Thai
L. T. HERITAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
day of October, 1873.
J; NJ. STEELE, Notary Public.
I LEWIS Ed5 5G GPtHFzz; Directors
VI.
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RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. --:-----.-. $zls,4 AZ w
q. 5 bonds to secure circulation. ,OoO GO
u. s. Bonds on hand observation-disclosures. 500 90
Other stocks, bonds, &c........ 4,333 II
Sight Exchange:
Due from approved reserve
Due from ether National :. 90 -
Due from State Banks and
Furniture and Fixtures. ....... 5000 90
Current expenses and taxes paid. 1895 A
checks { other cash items *l.aas 81
Bills of other NATL banks. 6, $40 90
Fractional Currency and
specie a1iset gold & silver ooinj s.gsz g
Legal-tender notes ........ rs, 900 90 s9,s4l Il
with q. s Treasurer .,..,........ $500 90
Due from U. S. Treas'r other than
i've per cent. fund ..........e- 1000
Total. .........-............... $50, 698 70
LIABILITIES.
Surplus fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 90
Undivided profits Observation-Disclosures. S136 O5
National Bank notes outstanding $1,000 90
Individual deposits subject
DEMAND en- aV oerts. of deposit 81 sos q
Time certs. of deposit -. 81 ,s17 10
Cashiers Checks 49,. =. $50 90
Due to other Nat. Banks. 843 49
Due to State Banks and
bankers ..----...- 54,5O5 So 3O5, $50 "a
Total. .$528, 696 70
| STATE OF KANSAS 90
LYON COUNTY.
H. c. CROSS, President of the above bank,
AS do solemnly swear: That the above state
ment is true, to the best of my knowledge
| and belief. II. c. CROSS, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
| 7th day of October, 1878.
| GsEAL.l A. MCKINNEY, Notary Public.
COrrect-AtteSt:
E. &. HOLDERMAN,
W Y = M rRGEg Directors.
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The Leaned Republican has suspended
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.

CONGRESSIONAL AND REPRESENT
ALIVE TICKET.
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OCTOBER 1st, 1878.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
MIKE SUMMERS ON THE CHICAGO &
ALTON ROAD.
CHICAGO 4 ALTON EXTENSION.
800,

CHICAGO 4 ALTON EXTENSION.
september i''ls"S
EDITOR NrELLlGtScER Dear SRI had r
bal dream last night. i thought was hanging
out of = shalt a hundred feet deep and 1t Was on
IRE below, and my holt WAS almost gone when
] awok- to lind that Mr.. Taylor had forgotten TO
come back with the s. 900 estimate, ami that the
farmers and feed iurni-hers hal ceased TO supply
US with coGrr, sugar. lollr and the few chunk
OF SOW belly which we were used TO get. and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
1T IS TRUE THAT MAINE HAS BEEN
REDEEMED.

BANGOR. Me-, Sept. Il Sufficient re-
turns have been received to insure the
defeat of Common, republican, tor gov
ernor, by fully twelve thousand.
The total vote of the state will be he
largest ever cast except in presidential
years, and will reach $4,000. divided
az follows: Conner. republican. So
900; Smith. g~reenbacker, $4,000 Car
celon democrat, 5000.
In this congressional district the ma
jolity for Ladd grows with each towns
| returns. His majority is already $500.
and the returns from the remote ST
Johns river, in Aroostook, will swell il
to over three thousand.
Eugene Hale is in this city tonight
He announces his W defeat for cUn
| gress in the fifth district. Murch's plu,
ra.ity is over six hundred over him.
We have thus secured two ~greenback
democrats from Maine tor the mex
house.
The legislature will be grcenback an,
democratic on joint ballot. The house
will stand about ninety democrats ant
greenbackers. and s~iXty-one republicans
There is great rejoicing all over on
state over the result. llamlin and Hail
are extremely detected. Garcelon o.
Smith will be chosen governor by tn
legislature. All the state officers vii
be greenback democrats,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

The world has pronounced upon the meri
the Great Forepaugh Show. and he has wo
approval of all whose opinions are entitlt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EveningW isco
ForepauEh has no compcer in the show |
ness -(Omaha Bee.
ForeraERh did come on thirty-four OF hie
cars. the shortest OF which WAS forty feet.
hli trot ont the seven Performing Eleph
including the Blue or Harry Elephant, an
rnuch-ta!ked-o of Baby Elephant 'Chica
and gave the best show On the public street
under his tents that has ever cen in this CT
san Francisco Alta Californian.
F~orepaugh's Worlds Great Show has
and gone. ami 1t is the only show, witho
exception, that has ever exhibited what b
advertised. In this case he has more than
his bills, from the Living HippOpotamus {
Baby Elephant, and to do him credit will C
fully say tina; he has the largest and best !.
lated show that ever spread canvas in this
-tDenver Trlbune.
Forepaugh has u most wonderful collefti
animals aud museum wonders .-tChtfrch
The Great F~orepSuRh has the best enter
ment. IN. most novel and wonderful exhit
ever IN this city -IChicsgo TIRes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
NOT A ~GREENBACKER.

EpIroE iHTHLL1GRSCER:-I am Informed that
it is reported In certain localiu : that / am an
active member OF the grernhack party. This
report misrcpres.nta me, and Is calculated to
deceive. I, therefore, deem 1t my duty to con-
tradIct 1t. Since the dissolution OF the wing
party / have been IA member OF and affiliated
with the democratic party. and propose To do
SO in the future. l believe that while that party
offers all tn. relief necessary and judtcious on
the subject Of finances, and IS equally IS sincere
in its declarations rs the SrecnbaCk party, II has
tn . additional recommendation OF prestig" and
power, and at least prospective ability to Afford
that relief. And, while / accord to members OF
other political organizations. just designs and
patriotic motives, | believe the blessings of our
republican form Of government sre more certain
To be- p-rpetuat.d by An adherence to and prac-
ticc of the principles advocated by the demo
cratic party. ELDtiDGE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
A Contractor Absconded.

Considerable feeling and excitement has been
caused in this county by the flight of one of the
contractors on the Chicago 4 Alton extension TO
avoid the payment OF labOrers ana other persons
to whom he owed money. Messrs. Reid Il
ihylor nave u contract OF some twelve miles.
we believe, on the road above alluded to. and
have, II Is thought, done something over so 900
| worth of work ON the line of the road. There
has been some difference of opinion between the
company and the contractors as to the engineers
estimates. and hut little money was paid in July
or August. Reed 4 Taylor got behind; they
owed their hands. the farmers on the line Of The
road, and several merchants large amounts.
The men became impatient and there was talk of
hanging the contractors. On last Saturday, af-
ternoon after the bank had closet, Mr.. Godfrey
Shuls called ut the Morri5son-W wentworth bank,
and told Mr.. NJ. that Taylor wouit be there in
the evening to get IL check ctsh.i as h. Wanted
money To pay of his hands. About six O'Clock
Mr.. Shull called for Mr.. Morrison ut his resi-
dence. and going down street they met Taylor,
and all three repaired to the bank, where lay
lpr presented a check of the treasurer of the
Chicago& Alton railroad, on the Merchants
Savings, Loan and Trust Company, of Chicago.
Asa matter of accommodation Mr.. Morrison
agreed 10 casn II. Taylor asked for certain
amounts In silver and small change. Is he said
to enable him TO pay his hands. MIR. Morrison
retained S6J So for X. kavenaugh, $40 10 tor
Patrick Wallace, and $50 90 for u freight bill
paid by the bank. Mr.. shull was then paid
81. ~, rs part OF the Indebtedness of Reid 4
Taylor to him, and Mr.. Morrison paid over to
Taylor himself the balance of the amount Of his
check. 81. 42s 3G-S6. 200 in bills and s225 81 in
silver. Taylor then Went TO his home on the
line Of the road. took his wife and two children
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
NOT A G-REENBACKER.

The following card, from Prot.
Greenwood. addressed to the St. LOUIS
Dispatch, FULLY explains itself:
Sir:-I was nominated tor the office OF
state superintendent OF public $ hools by
the national %greenback labor party of
Missouri. in convention at Sedalla. June
20, 1878. and on the 18th OF June. 1873,
I wrote q letter of d~eclination. yet my
name is still retained in several news
papers of the state as a candidate. This
places ME in a false position. and makes
il necessary that | should again say that
| cannot. under any circumstances. ac-
cept the nomination. | am much en-
gagged in my present educational work.
and desire no change whatever. More
over. while | am not a partisan, my po-
iitical affiliations have always been. and
are now, with the democratic party, and
| expect to give my vote to the demo-
cractlc state ticket. Hence, | would
ask, as an act OF simple justice to my
self. that my name be no longer used
in connection with the office. Respect,
fully. j. NJ. GREENWOOD.
Kansas City, Mo, Sept. II, 1878.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
Coal Contracts.

The contract for supplying coal for two years
to the Western Division OF the Kansas City &
Chicago .s,lroad has been awarded 10 Upton b.
W,nsor & Co, ofL-eX.ngton. They have already
begun to sink a shaft on the line of the road one
and u half miles east of Higginsville. on the
lands of John II. Peacock, from which point
the coal " i'll be taken east to the round house a,
Slater, /, Saline county, and west to ksnsss
City, tt us covering about 100 miles of the road.
The contract for supplying the Eastern Division
of the same road has been awarded to Higgins,
Asbury, Smith h Blair. Their shalt Is now
going down IN Randolph county. about sixteen
miles east of Glasgow. from which point the
,oalvill 20 west to Slater and east to Louisiana
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

Forepaugh's Worlds Great Show f. gotten up
upon Il scale OF magnitude and hrillIancy never
before accomplished by any entertainment in
this city .-tSan Francisco Chronicle.
For-pangh's Great show Ia without its equal In
the Amusement world -tjmaila Herald
Farepaugh Always Aheai.-Thc rnagniicence
produced by an outlay OF one million. five hum
bred thou and dollars forms II light of splen,ior
never before equaled. hnd never before attempt
ell. FOrepaugh's Show is u decided success
[Chicago Tribune.
for"paugh is the Prince OF Showmen, and
whoever visits his monster nine centrr-poir
canvas show Will see the wonderful Seven Per-
forming Elephants forming the pyramid just rs
represented upon all pictorial bills, the Living
HiEpop0ramus, Sc.-tChlcaSo lnter-Ocean
Forepaugh, the Millionaire deserves
q most liberal patronage, rs without doubt II Is
the largest and most popular show that has ever
visited this city milwaukee Sentinel.
At F0r.paugh's show lasr evening over live
thousand people We're unable Ia gain admission
he entire city WAS wild with excitement over
the rare and large collection OF wild beasts.
Such "A line collection has never before been ex-
hlbItcd In this city .-lMilwaukee News.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
The ALTAR.

Married In CorcorIia, Lafayette county
Mo. september 9th, Mr.. HENRY DICHES.
HORST and Miss 4. Smith.
- At Wsverly, Lafayette county. Mo. Sept.
Eth Mr.. CHAS. kIiAUS and ANNIE BOOB.
At the residence OF the brides parents,
Thursday. september 10. by Rev Mr.. SItreil,
Of Colorado, Mr.. PORTER SEAWELL, oi
Chapel Hill, to Miss EMMA PEARCY, OF La
fsyelte county.
Near Mayvicw. Lafayette county. Mo,
September, l9. by Rev. Milton AdkissOn. Rev
l. NJ. PHILlPS aud Miss v~ERLINDER b.
Msrricd-At the residence of the brides IA
thcr, near Greenton, IN this county Septem-
Der 18th, 10y Rev. j l.. Carmichael, Mr.. JAS
x. CARTER and Miss ASSABEL FULTON
Attcndants-Mr L. A. Fulton and Miss Kate
Leach.
The Inrellisencer returns thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton for u basketiul of delicious cake
par, of the welding least. The young people
have our best wishe, Tor a lie full of prosperity
peace and plenty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF NILSSON ri, f
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit court of Lafayette county in va
cation-Septemuer 18th, ISIS.
Ha'as' Nave D'voros.
'TNo The said Volney Nave: You are hereby no.
l. titi"d that sa.d pi iiniif, Rachel Nave. has
commenced n suit against You IN said Court by
petition, the object and general nature oil which
is 10 obtain u divorce from you on the grounds
of adultery and dcsettlon tor the space of more
than one year, without reasonable cause. anu
iurrh"r that ehe may have u decree for support
anu maintenance ont OF The property once owned
by you, and the care and custody OF her minor
child
And you are further notified that unless you
appear at the next term of SAID court, 10 be he
gun ami teli At the court house, In the city ol
Lexington, on the I'd day OF December next. and
on or before the 9Th day thereof. If the term shall
81 long continue. and if not. then before the end
will be taken rs confessed
And il is further ordered. that a copy hereo'
be published In the Lexington Weekly inleiii-
gencer, II newspaper printed in said county Of
Lafayette for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion TO he at leas, four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term of this court.
\ true copy. Attest:
srpr2l-ot FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
Rathbup & shewslter, attys for pln.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
THE

Died-In this city, September 10th, Mrs.
Christine MARQGARDT, aged SO years.
students: IN .n,s county. IhTIsdsy.
f iEm MTRTI ! CAMPBELL. aged about 70
years. formerly Of Winchester, Virginia.
Mr.. Campbell was u quiet, steady, industrious
young man. beloved by all who knew him.
Died-In Gilroy, Cal. Aug. goth. 1875. LEROY
7. WHlTEHURSr. only son "i +. Is. ami Il.
j. Whitehurst, aged SIX years, l month and s
days.
Come back, my darling. from the dead,
Who ION this earthly sphere has nei;
Come bhck, Leroy, and tell me true,
Can | indeed commune with you.
Oh let HE even Ieel and know
That wheresoe'er my footsteps go,
Thy blessed spirit leads the way,
And leaves me not by night OF day.
This know ledge would u bliss impart,
Would sootne and cheer thus aching heart;
ould chase away the gathering clouds.
That my whole being now ensIruu't5-
My darling boy, 81 pure ami bright,
Clothed IN ethereal robes OF light
How can | let thee from me go,
And leave me on this W 'ri! OF woe.
Tho ieiterei ny this clay bound goal;
| long for freedom, long To lily
With thee beyond the cloudless sky.
ANOTHER.
Cass County Courier please copy.
Died-In Dover, Lafayette county, Mo, OF
September 18th, 1873, PAUL JEWETTE, in
FAINT SOU of J. Z aud Matte HlcSam.
Being their fret and only child, the affection
CAUSED by It's uehiil II IfCuiihilS HeaNS' III
il. their first lesson in the school OF sorrow, and
Ii duly influenced by II, It Will yield the peace
able fruits Of righteousness. Many friends sy
pathlze v it'll them In this their time OF mourning
We Say to our brother Aud SISTER that the hint
that has thus afflicted you is IA hand of love. an
has only taken tue little lnmb that you loved 9,
tenderly from your care To that OF the Srea
Shrpherd's who tends the lambs III The ioi'
above. the funeral services wpre held At til
house, in prrnence OF u large concourse O
friends. by Elds. q. N, smith, OF the Bsptis
church, and 5. Mcdaniel. of the church u
Christ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

Mr.. Greenwood says that he is a DEM
ocrat in utilization with his party, and
will vote its ticket this fall, and that.
consequently. he insists that his name
shall not be further used by the green
hackers as their candidate for state su-
perintendent of public schools. Judge
Gilstrap has so far forgotten the nigh
position for which he is a candidate. that
b, is making stump speeches in his dis
trict against Senator Rubey. so the state
greenback ticket may be ssid to be
deaderanumackerel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

Than I" quietly suffer the miseri-s resulting
from Dysp-p-la. If you are distressed with
Headache, Nervousness, Low spirits, Wake!ul.
ness, FalpitAtion of the Heart, Cusr!venrss
Liver Complaint. Pain in the Stomach, Bad
Taste in the Mouth Heartburn, etc. seek tina,
comforting relief that always comes from usln.
Phrker's Ginger Tonic. AMI you Will be aston.
lshei at Your renewed capacity To- enjoy Inf.
when freed from pain and suffering. Protect
also Your htti" on'o from Cholera lnlantum,
and yourself and family from sudden attacks o.
Colo, Cramps, Dyscntery or Cholera Morhus,
ty keeping this superb corrective and lnviyuran
always At hand Buy u Il bottle from Won,
druggist, u ". Is. lewis, or a sample bottle al
IL ee"ia, anu test lis merits. ~july6m3eOw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI. -
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
In the Circuit court of Lafayette county, in va
cation september ls.hr ISIS.
James I. Smith
vs.. divorce.
Mary +. smith,
rUNO the sand Mary F. Smith You are hereby
i notified that said plaintiff, James L Smith
has commenced a su!i against You IN SAID court
by petition. the object and general nature oi
which is 10 obtain n divorce from you on the
grounds of adultery.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear at the next term of said court, TO be be-
gun and held NJ The courthouse IN the city
of Lexington, on the I'd day Of December next,
and on or before the fifth day thereof, II The tern
shall so long continue, hni If not, then before
the end of the term. and answer said petition
the same Will he taken rs confessed.
And IT Is further ordered that u copy hereof bt
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger. IL newspaper printed III said county OF La
iayetfe. for four weeks successfully, the last IN
sgrtion 10 De III least fnur weeks before the com
menceInent oil the next term OF this court.
y true copy. Attest:
srp,2l-it. FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
cliford's FebriruRe-Palatabls. Power
BY UNIVERSAL ACCORD.

AYERS CAThAnTIC PILL are the best of all
pnrgatives Tor family use. They are the pro
duct OF long. lahOripus. and successful chem
ca! Investigation, and their extensive use, by
PHYSICIANS in their practice. and by all civilized
nations. proves them the best and most efrctual
pursat!Ve PIls that medical science cail devise
Being purely vegetable no harm can urls. from
their use In intrinslc value and curative
powers no other III! con be compared. with
them, and every person. knowing their virtues,
Will employ them when needed. They keep tn.
systeai in perfect order, and maintain il
healthy action the whole machinery Of life
Mild. searching. and c%fectual. they are special,
adapted 10 the needs OF the digestive apparatus
arrangement "i which they prevent snd cure,
II tiincl' taken. They are the best and safes
physic to employ Tor children and weak.u.G
constitutions. where = mild. but erectual ca
thart!c is required.
foR sAL.g ny ALL DxALRRs.
pna,N1,y1S,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
THE CRADLE.

Born-In this city. September 10th to the wife
of. Mr. IRWIN lisecker-s bUv.
- In Clay township, Lafayette county.
Mo. September 18TH, TO the wife OF MI. SIM
Masterson-a boy.
- In Davis township Lafayette county, No.
"a boy.
- In Freedom township, Lafayette county,
Mo, september eth, to the wife of MIR. Henry
Finc-a boy.
- Near OTTAWA. Kan, Sept nth. to the wife
OF MIR. Geo. snyder, tripiets-one boy and two
girls.
I'm Fort Worth, Texas, September 10, to
the wife OF Mr.. Thos. y. Tub ala girl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

The republicans of the third Missouri
district sat down on j. Milton Turner's
candidacy for congress and mashed it
so Hat that when the convent ion came
the ex-miuister TO Liberia withdrew his
name before q single ballot had
been taken. Metcalt was nominated
and j.. Milton promised to enthuse his
colored legion as OF old.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
Wanted.

Coal miners wanted by the Carbon Coal
h Mining Co. in Kansas and Colorado
VIII pay SIX and 3 half GENTS per bushel, at
Scranton and seven ami one halt cents per
busheI, al Usage City, Kansas. Steady work
and prompt pay. Apply to
RORERT Raj
au24t6 supt. Usage City rs,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

The GID now thinks Mr.. Metca,f. re-
Gently nominated by its party tor con
gress in the third Missouri district, n
very fit candidate. Il emptied the
yials of its wrath upon him while il
congress-, as a wooden a q nonentl,
ty, a nobody, a nothing-why such q
sudden change of opinion. such enthusi.
astic support of I recent enemy?