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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-03-01

You will save money by getting your
boots and shoes at Nuttall's custom shoe
store,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-03-01

Call at VIM. Nuttalrs for fine custom
shoes, &C., for ladies, gents and misses.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-03-01

SAYBRooK.-A. and Mary Smith to Mar
ia A. Faulk, s5 acres, $500. Hiram Faulk
and wife to Mary A. Smith, 25 acres, $500.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
CONVICT LABOR.
From the Boonvill. Advertiser !

From the Boonvili- Advertiser
We call the attention OF our readers
to an able editorial from the Lexington.
Inteligencer on convict labor, which We
reprint to, day We do not doubt thai
the suggestions therein made are thu
very best. and. il carried out. will d.
much to remedy an alarming and grow
ing evil. As long as crime exists It mus'
be repressed and punished. 1t is nexi
tn impossible to devise Il punitive sys-
III that in one Sense will be free from
national objection. IN another sense; Il
we make one, that after deliberation
and information. and Consultation o
all surrounding circumstances, meals
and ends is the best we can construct !;
this ought to be cordially sustained amt
carried out. At whatever labor convict>
are employed. whether inside OF the
walls OF the prison or outside, there
must be unavoidable conflict with other
labor. We must either let them do no
labor and be heavily taxed for their sup
port, or we must make them support
themselves Which is the best tor the
public? What departments of labor
should receive their attention and oc-
cupatior ought to be selected by wise.
discreet managers, SO as to Interfere AS
little as possible with outside, honest in
dustries. Crime is a monster whose
presence always deranges the harmony
of society and destroys the symmetry
of law.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
JUDGMENT INVITED ON THE EV-
IDENOE.

Hugo Richards tells laughab!e story
of two friends who were attacked by In
dians in Arizona. They were both mule
back, and the Indians right at their
heels. letting the arrows fly past them
thick as swarm of grasshoppers in Kan
sas. One of the mules could outrun the
other. and its rider became alarmed for
the safety of his companion. who was
squirting. whipping and yelling at the
animal. to urge it along. but it could not
keep up. The foremost man looked
back, saw the peril OF his friend. and in
a frenzy. bordering on despair, sang out
Joe, why don't you come along?"
Joe, whose legs and hands were fly
ing in the air like the arms of runaway
windmill in aStorm. could not let the
opportunity pass, and as an arrow fitted
by his ear, which, if possible, increased
his exertions. he exclaimed,
Say. "do l act like a man that was
throwing off p VI Arizona Miner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
LOVE AT LAST.

Aud So he loves me. though they said
No lover e'er would c'.Irr to me.
That should nr'er be w""ei or we'd,
Or nurse child upon my knee;
They were IL that l should miss
The wOInan' : heritage OF bliss.
And I. too, in the sal gray hours.
When tnroush low cl ,uu, no sunlight sIene,
And when tn" slow : ptrmh.r -toSers
s""n"i nature {" r. for summer gone,
| murmurel vi II lorg id sign.
My summer also has = ue DS -
But now know that what 10 me
SEEMED autumn rams w-r- shn' ers oI spring.
summer has come. ard now -'e
Loves sunlight br!sh en- eve yth:ng.
IL -Hy= IL lU, me. AMI to-day
Ny year rolls bisk % early May
How di.i II cone7 asket of him
lie sayr my iac- Is sweet AMI lar,
Aud Vet to H- th"sr eyes seem dim.
And On Ihi- brow are line, DI c,re.
Bui n0~ these ,vra shall Vet be hrIgt.t
And once again this brow grow !izut.
He loves me- loves mel ! repeat
The Dl-sr as-urance cry hour:
And now the VINE of H..
INIT yesterday Was sharp and s"Nri
Now l can drnA. win spir bold.
Love. uectsr from cup OF gold.
l look through lorg slow corine years
Made Dv Ms I,sr al hri- Ii; and fair;
/ loo, around through happy 'enr..
Amd ~-e hi- iu tgr -v-'Swh-r--
In NJ great love rrratn AMI 1--we,
II II be- sIu. Gcar God, IOrsye.
II cannot be since have known
H., love. Gnd's love -crIn- ueuer too.
w la, coin near 80 me, mi -hISH
NEaI Tor ;br n'IIiOlr>t te In do
Liie's ttlsiul fingers tn'"ttSiu"
Inc human love with the dIS!ue
o love, love, love! y blessed wUid,
That never hII uBdcr,'ar,i
TI!! IN NY car his voice hta q,
And irit the pressure OF bis hand.
No more l walk. with eye, cast down,
am his queen, love Is any crown.
IAN the Year Round.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

New York Sun How long shall Mr..
Hayes be permitted to hold the highest
office under our government. by title
which cannot stand in court OF justice
one hour after being committed tor de-
cision to an honest jury? Anderson has
gone; Hayes must follow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
L b HOOD, J. H. GREEN, c. IL FAS BtARhiS,
Texas Missouri. S,S lVIk-
HOOD. GREEN & VAN BLARKlN.

DEAL ESTATE "ESIS, Jeurisou C.is
IN No. i ~ neral L =! Estate business l.
=. ties dv-Iicu- oil eett.ns real e-Ialr We o. =
Gail their tcI,iyE u Use iact tist one 20.
Our dTIu always l.. Iile e IniuclHA Cupitali>'
to IuSvsl ~ HeS.rru Zeal rsislr- Our CUtHui -
.Ivns IlsIt- sait, Ev cg.arS-- W e hi~O UAe'
Tor lIr laElLIs al II >>OHTl- II various coAh'
- u al great .Isa.tIo aA'I uu IOH.
Inn, p1ri czsn. DaiIhIe pvE CIh- interest ~
-~eaca.Esr puUIC lsud> All Improved reai esis
/ IUsvII laTIIIs Missouri Va
nr-G Cas-, rrI -eILLe pts Art IN cash. .LapitIt
paTLIe, 'Irs.iUus " eu, sTitIas 10 ieAA- IL E't
w.I.I- IAN - CLe - GI!irs .iti
Ia p- q. tn all -h'.ttrees Us ~ JtirIs"E
u y, Nj. kr.iaUIe as,L.s Waited IA eseIl
Cy.ar, ~ renee, u, JCs!Ji
..tuD uEkES VAN BLAEniN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
RyIAxD e. RYIAND,

A ITORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo.
II Otsce over No. o., Main street Practice
u AL tue Courts OF Lafayette and adjacent coun-
ties in the supreme Court OF the State ana
District Court of the United States. Prunipl
attention gwen To collections aud all otheI
hn-I,... jSnl;
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
Al.EREn Il. HALL.

T ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING Al
II rURAEi, Will practice IN ali the courts o.
-ecoru, IN Lafayette county, and N AL tae StAl.
anu Federal Courts. Criminal law anu col!ec-
Hons spscI atty. Reiers by PERMISSION, TO me
Lexington SAVINGS Bauk, Hon. John Rsti,
Chairman state Democratic Executive Commit
tee; GOV. J. " Stevenson. L. > senator lTOHi
hentucky; B. K. Ire!anu, County lieasurer'
We. u. steele, County CLERK. Oitce over M
3 nelIer's store jaul6-lS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

We gaze upon the path Of life
That waiting lies before our feet,
And count II ages ere VIC reach
The point where earth anu heaven meet
Yet We look upon the past,
50 closely days with days are blent
We only note the end attained
by many year in labor spent.
For days aud hours pass like the star
That flashes through the sky at night
We know 'tls but a single point.
Aud Yet II Seems line OF light.
When life and toll for us began
This day oil labor had its dawn;
II has its evening time day.
And last the night oil rest comes on.
The eve IS crown of all the day
And fairest oi the hours OF light;
And, since the nj sht soon ia come,
The last bright hours are douby bright.
The sunset dyes, with Tyrian hues
AMI golden ory, sky -pi lund;
The very enrtu at evening time
SEEMS fresh from Gods creating hand.
Hope sheds o'er us her rosy light
crIm-ou clouds the eve adprn,
On, may thai ray, like b-umiux skies.
Bctoken sunshine IN thu murn'
For clouds oppress the soul of toll
That ever loves the hr ghtest sun;
The iIghtst hearts can work the best,
And We have liie-work TO be done,
As near the pole. The summer day
Scarce fades bcfur. another dawn,
Another day oi lie begins
before the sunset glow is gone
We know that toll awaits us here;
Scant harvest may the Held lnordi
But earnest work, and i,ub!y done,
VIII ever be It's own reward
IT'S ours TO mould the plastic clay
From which the marble form is wrought;
We point the pa'h for thought 30 treat.
Aud niI the world Is ruled by thuught.
Yet more than this-we labor in
The mighty temple u ,d hath pinned.
Oh. my W. well ant uubly 10
Whatr' er the Master shall command.
If we brt raise single stone
On. be rnat stone ia beauty wrought;
b. every line we carve thereon
The record OF u noble thought.
We stand. awaiting hours of toll.
Within the light Of dawnlng day,
Upon III" ihrconnoli Of new life,
And faithful, hopeful. thus We pray:
las raindrops from the cloudy sky
50 fall all blessings from Thy hHni;
We aak the highest boon OF all
The strength 10 toll ut thy command;
ITO teach the hands outstretchcd TO us
To labor for the highest good;
To teach the beautiful and true
Ana reverence Tor their sisIerhood;
ITO teach the trusting eye 10 look
Beyond, above the written lore
That wisdom oil the earth 10 much,
But luriiy of soul Is more.
And when. the last bright day OF life,
lie clouds grow rosy In the west.
And we shnil ieel the night cOme on,
And know we soon shall be at rest.
81 he light of heavens eternal day
Shall dawn ere evening fades 10 night,
Ana morn at eve iuiil ny word:
AT evening time il shall be light. -.
Born of Thy love and Of our faith,
With two-toId glory II shall cone
A blessing on the work we'll done,
A light to guide Us safely home.
szsShaTtah Nv,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

Correspondence Independence Senti-
mel The stock subscribed for the L.,
L. & G. railroad, by citizens of FanBu.
rem township, Jackson county. and others.
to the amount of $l3. 900, for the purpose
of building d depot at Hicks City,in said
township, was recently compromised
with the bondholders, ut ten cents on the
dollar
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
General Garfield is true republican.

General Garfield is true republican.
[AlDauy Evening Journal. Ies. he
LUX the CredI. AloUiiisr bIibes, aud then
.Ied about them. and ln.n perjured nim-
self about them. Ibis MAS some time
ago. however, and ,alteIly. ny way OF
q Aeepiug his hand III, he has eLgaged in
The electoral frauds III Louisiana, and
nas borue his part III makiug man
president who mad not been elected.
i es, he is 4 true republican.-N. Y. Sun.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
LANES H. McHATTON,

A rrORNEi AL LAW, Lexington, No. q. VIII
n pI- 'tlce the courts OF Lafayette anu All
oluipy counties sud IN In. supreme Court OF
.he STATE. Special attention gwen TO COLLECTIONS
UInCe N Dutch Row, near Quaries & Cos DTus
Srnrr fe:s,-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

1t is announced that there have been
shipped from New Orleans since the
first day of last September nearly four
times as many bushels OF corn as were
shipped last year. The figures stand
3, ,4O2 955 this year and 979 ,425 last year.
during the period named.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
LOVES REQUEST.
Temple Bar !

Temple Bar
Love in 5 lethargY once slept
week without awAking;
And day and night hts norher wept;
As If her he RI were breaking.
The Graces pInchei The boy in vain,
He never irlt their stinEIng;
They Saug 10 him II Phphian strain,
He slept through all their singing.
To Jove at length the goddess -oarei
Most niserabiy crying
'Oh, save my SON, Heavens mighty Lord.
The God OF Love is DYING
TO earth" ead Jove, once more repair
And cease your crIes and weeping,
friendly leach will meet you mere,
Who'll cure Loves Over-sleerius -
Venus few back. the boy free,
For JnNe, on spe :Ial mission.
Had sent HIM grt en-rye, Jealousy,
Jun0's own eta'e ply icIan.
The cure inuch worse th.tn the disease.
Ols mpus shook wIih laugh er;
for Love WIS never at his "asr,
Aud never siuiubrrei sitter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
! {. wALLACE- VA. II. Cnu
WALLACE \ CHILES,

A TrOHNEI> AND CulN>kLLOkS Al
~ Law. Lexington, Mo. Oincc. mont room
oycf tie ..LrAIns;on savings Eank.' opposite
the court huusr. W IL ilacl.cr ia the Courts oi
La;.x ant surruIn,iGu counties, anu also III
tuv ouirvIIIr court Z state Vi Missouri, auu
tue Circuit :.u,i District courts lOr the
Western District ii Missouri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

There are 157 members in the Mis-
sissip pi legislature. ln the senate are
two republ cans, one coiored. In
the Ii rouse are one white republican,
two independent colored republi-
CANS. two fusion colored republicans.
and three colored democrats. A COL
ored democrat was elected door
keeper of the house.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

France proposes to verify the discov-
cries of Mr.. Stanley. The Comte dc
Semelle. an Algerian officer, has been
authorized by the minister OF war, at the
instance Of the Geographical Society. to
explore equatorial Africa from east to
west,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
A. f. ALEXANDER, A

IiUIiSEl Al LAW. VIII practce IN th'
~ Courts Oh LSIay cite and atiolninS counties
" also attend promptly TO the Goiiecuon "i
Chains, ard lu iuvesIi-aiIon OF lilies 10 feai
estate. Olnce over The BanAinS House OF W IL
- Morrison 4 Co ianii-lY
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
To be continued

There is Turkish allegory which
tells us that every man has two angels
one on his right and another on his left
and that they record the good and evil
that is done. If this be true that left
handed angel is pretty busy in these
days and the right-handed one may as
well 90 off on a vacation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
WILLIAM YOUNG,

4 llDiiNEl y i.A " Lexington, Missouri
"A NIII pT.S.Icr ILLS prvic>s.on III ai. "t LII
.u..,s vI I-.lIat c,le CUGu.N .iL .IIe courts
kcSvTI s,-Iiv- O.iCr u'CE -,uii's D"Ih
,S..~Hcr ola st-u,G- AII uusiU~ss pr"mII'N
laEU-ty
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

Globe-Democrat: We hope the men
who made Cardinal Pecci pope will
have better reason to be pleased with
their labor than the meu who made
Rutherford 3. Hayes president.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

1t must be good, for everybody rec
ommends it, and the doctors prescribe
1t. We mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price, IS cents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
$50. ). kATHBrS. ) ID. SHAW ALiEh
RA1HBUN s. SHt.yS

A IIO.sNElS IA LAW, LeAIns SVn, No " II
N prIctIce All tue Court, vi itir sixth Juo.
80. NlISuIl, auu li.ItSN ot-LSz CoAits frVhP'
zl,v.iluu sIxeu to colisEI.vn,. Once VNeI
IfI4.Ies - ' SrnaSic's store. opposite City HOiet
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

The March-Aprll number Of the North
American Review is issued. and contains
the following articles: The Army of
United States. with letters from Gems.
Hancock and Sherman" by Gen. James
A Garfield; English and American
Universities Compared" by Charles w.
Elliott. LII. D., president OF harvard
University; 'Stonewall Jackson and the
Valley Campaign" by Gen. Richard
Taylor; "lne Death Struggle OF the Re-
publican Party" by Hon. Geo. W. Ju-
.lan 1.-The Position OF the Jews in Amer
ica.' by Rabbi Gustav Gottheil; hs
Alliance oi the South and West, by Sem
Ator John L. Morgan; contemporary
Literature" aud sy symposium ON 1.-The
Doctrine Of Eternal Punishment" by
riev. Noah Porter, ID. D.. IL. D., presl-
i.ut ol Yale College; Rev. y. B. Froth-
.ngham, Very Rev. Thomas 5. Preston.
" G. Rev. Henry w. Bellows. ID. D.;
Iiev. " III. K. Willlams. D. ID. Publish
cd at 55l Broadway. New York, aud Tor
,ale by booksellers and new sdealeIs gem
orally.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
EVENING.
BY MINNIE X. DAVIS.

(Class poe u. read vt The Graduating Exercises
Of the 81. Louis Norma! school. January %.
ISIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
ELDRIDGE burden,

4 IIui.NEl y IOJN>ELtok NJ LAW O..
n Lexington, Mo oIhcv haCh room over tht
I.HII,Iva SAVINGS BauA, opposite court n"us"-
" II tI.C.Ice tMr Stale aUi Federal courts.
t'rul, III .sINcI - JIc collection oi tAih7
an, r,u.... pu,.tI,ss icUl1-kI-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

4 I2rkNklo Al LAW,
n LE1ISGToS. No
No. - M.,iT sl.vvt. uN,A ic'ss bI".
story, .,i practice Tie i-ai.iF tie aI.u dJ"E
"a. >,',II.lTS. -. s..Fl Fl.!Un gwen 10 ToIiS'
,..it, I,v AAjiUI VI i.sHG titles
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
NOrA MlSTAkE

rT,uAT GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
\SD SiiOt.s, QCE.NSN ARE. Stone
a. a,,ynb,le In tn. city, Ut l3l. Du ch Row.
Fiv. hundred bushels oil dried APPLES and
PEACHES WANTED.
sxpl1 JOHN X. JORDAN,
Lexington, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
SWORN EVIDENCE,
The following Cure Is probably the most
remarkable over effected by any red,-
cal preparation for tho sreatn,ent os
CQtarrh;

ftnti'-:'r.-l hc=. b certify TIA; Ihave had cs-
tsrTt To- ten yrag ulh the Last SIX wars hmyo
been icLiihi >rlfcr'r- IS rendered partially
pie, Any si.cS wax III p.fmfnl cvSS strin In
and u!ec:Htci ihHsls. ,.r.i and constant cough.
sever Th across I'ic r'.>, a--5l C.r-y Wlcatinf,
OF ofc"nsnmptloa: "y iir.s.! rc'rrd all tho trir Tho
mater R'IGni"''i'i 50 rapidly In my head and
taEHai tt c"gi! not hrn N Inirce. Frequently
st n!C-! would sl'r'Us ont oil b. ii, IL seemed TO
me. ~ lhy Ta.' OF cI!-'lTtru. wrrl then ray.,
rccouf 10 '.vrrv rl".- my power 10 Iisiodge
.hr u'I.i Us rom my thrG.: and !ia tore being
IoHstls were ~, ard 50 ms, infaricj that
could wiz ;ysw!lnIS- inni'y Consulted 40
Si'i!n NJ III; ' y NJ operation them.
bur AZ hts rcy',-t p"-trr CI II. The coDSra In
tnInrR' N AID liberation In riv throat caua.d by
tho poi onoGs f.gttCr rurr!r:. dow. irrln my cai
hal rtrfItal ID 1.i l.tl.' my .. that cough
eel Inrc'sHn;ly.-a deep. had rpUrr. Meanwhile
my stem began ohhoy: tAr cfcrisufti s DISEASE
SO that lost 4, Sit. grew pale. a"u showed every
syr1rf rn ot al carly lrt;!! ~ pIi0n When
tnat;yg~ tiAt! !y'c''rdt'. s;ac. ,ont SIX months
F"R '.r>rru. Ate: us!"r III Grsthortlc hrgan
10 Improve TLpdiy. Tie ar.t dose seemed 10 clear
my h. al as had not known II 10 be for years Il
seem d gradually to arrest the dischnrgcs.
EsrIl.i soon rriuc 4 t'sc irfl:.,nuaton ad swell.
Ing ofry lousi>. tatrhcy socn c. ssrCi to trouble
me. HE sorcaCs. across my chest Disappeared,
the bu;,rg noises In my head ceased. my senses of
seeing aui OF hearing were completely restored.
To the verge OF the grave disappeared By the uss
oiS.SrCRp's RADICAL CrEs FOR CATARrn.
have \ great deal suffering from Catnrrh
and hope ~ CONVINCE many that tbs Is great
remedy.
AMI familiar with thr treatment Of Ca,nrrh A.
rrsCtIscd hy Ir hest Physicians. and have consult
Ell III. most enEclIt about my case. | have used
every kind OF remedy and apparstus that have sp
general esl,h hut ohtaIei no relief or encourage
Boston. Feb. y 1875 GEO. F DISSMORE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PACIFIC RAIlRGAp TIME IAEif.
..EA We LkAISGTOS.

Leave LEAlSG1ON.
Accommodation for 81. Louis ana tie
East ........- ---.-.......... ....-.. 3aA. NJ.
NiIiNt al ST Louis ...-.-.- ...-... b:l, r.
fNprrss and VI all tor ST Louis. East. . 30 r. III
Arrive AT III. lnuis. ........-.- 20 a. N.
Sunday IRAN iUr l;rOwn n-yIlie ........ .SyA a NJ
ARRIVE.
ENpre>S aud Mail from Il. Louis East
and south -.-..... ..... .-.. ..... =: :30A. ii.
Accommodation from 81. Louis East
AID south. 800. ...... ..... w Il BOP Nj
Acc 'mnO,iaiinn tram from browns
Nilie, sunday ...... ..... go .7:4OP 81.
c. BEN iUsstLL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS my AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LK1IS0ToS
lrnins for Kansas City and West. IL A NJ
trans Tor nans.ts City n:Iar,
Trains tor Richmond. ......... .......... ~ A 81
Observation-Disclosures. s u pm
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from st. Louis and all points East
anu ~outh ---.-..-..--......--....s = .3t' A 81
From Kansas City and all points West ; s~ A N
ST. Joe and points North..............7:o :opr M
$. f. INGRAM. Agent.
KASsAs CITY AND SORTHw wEsT RS
RAILWAY. SAhKuw GtUok.
LEAVE LKXiSGToS:
Passenger for Kansas city and west. &: 50 A. VI
Express Mail. Observation-Disclosures. l:a0r. NJ.
Freight ............. ..... ..... 3: 10 A NJ
ARRIVE LkEISGToS
Express and Mail from ksnsa- CITY
and the west Observation-Disclosures. ..... II I6 A. NJ.
Passenger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G.3lP.
+ relSnt 80. ...--....-... . 10 A.
CHAS. a. MORRISON. Agent
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

Each package contains W sInford's Improved
Iohal!aS Tube viii. iull directions for usc IA all
cases. Price. &i01. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Throughout The Cnired Ststes.
WEEKS & POTTER. General Agents and Whole
n ryk-f,- Mas.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
In, RICHARD FIELD,
" LILLIAN wAIxEA
WALKER s. FIELD,
John T. RYLASD: XESorHoS RILASD,
Notary Public.

A TTORSEYS AE LAW, LkAiNGTON
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

SCFFoLE. 50. Feb. -. IS.a
Then personally appeared the said George F.
NiDsplore. and made oath thar t.ie foregoing state
meut by Gim subscribed = true. Reforc me,
SETH ). THOMAS. Justice OF Tie Peace
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09
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Notary ruUlIC.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

We gaze upon the path Of life
That waiting lies before our feet,
And count 1t ages ere VIC reach
The point where earth ami heaven meet
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-09

For clouds oppress the soul of toll
Tina; ever loves the hr ghtest sun;
The iight"st hearts can work the best,
And We have liie-work TO be done.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
DEATH OF MR.. JAS. J. IRRY.

Of the many sad episodes Of this years
epidemic there Is not one that has evoked
more profound feeling and sincere regret
than the calamity that the scourge has
brought upon the household of James
j. Irby. On the twenty-second of Sep
tember his second son and partner, James
Saunders Irby, young man of twenty-five
years, who had won the love and esteem Of
all who knew him, died and was buried. Yes
terday morning at o'clock, Mrs. Irby died,
and at o'clock In the afternoon, the hour
appointed for the funeral OF his wife, and
when the officiating clergyman was about to
commence the grand and impressive funeral
service of the Episcopal Church, the spirit OF
Mr. Irby took its departure from this world OF
trouble and sorrow, and joined that of his
beloved wife In the Paradise of God.
Mr. Irby was from Lynchburg, Va. he
commenced his mercantile career as a clerk
with DR.. James Saunders, a prominent tobac.
CO manufacturer Of that city. Afterwards he
became a partner of his brother-in-law
Col. John Robbins Mcdaniel, one of the lead
ing men of Virginia at that time. After the
war Mr.. Irby removed to New Orleans, and
has since been one of our most prominent
merchants in the tobacco trade.
No man ever came to New Orleans who
more quickly and securely won the esteem Of