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CGntaur
L.inirln entS.

One Kind fol- tho Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
!. These Llniments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment Is for the human
family. IL VIII drive rheumatism, Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chilbiaius, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch. and
most DatAn0ouS EruptiOns; II extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
OF bites and stings of Venomous reptiles; Il
subdues swellings anu allevlates pain of
every kind. When spTalns or bruises occur,
II Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the injured parts. The Centaur Linz
iment Is used with great efficacy Tor Sore
Throat. Ioothdche, CNted Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The folio wing Is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials,
INDIANA HOME, Jetf. Co., Ind, May ~, 1873
al think II my duty TO inform you that
have StVer6d much with SiC0iieR FEET and
chords. A few bottles of Centaur Liniment
has dome the rOrk for me, | have not been
free from these swellings Ia eigh years. Now
/ am perfectly lgeH, Tie Imminent ought to
"BENJAMlN BROWN"
The proof IL In the trial. II IL reliable, II
ch Ould have the Whiteen CtauT Linim on
The Yellow Centnur LiDiment IL
adapted 10 inc tough muscles, cerds and
flesh Uf horses aud animals. II has perform
ed more wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general LAmeness than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the
great EXpressscn say of IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
every owner Of horses should give the
Contaur Liniment II uial. We consider II
the best article ever RUd IN our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. dams EX. Stabieg, MY.
"E, FULth,
"Supt, g,a, TX -'rbles, N. Y.
VA BERT =. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. Tx. Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons of this Liulmentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are CON
annually using some Biniment. IL heals
alls, Wounds ana Poll-eyil, removes swell
ingS, and IN worth millions Of dollars an
nuHliy TO Farmers, Livery men, stock grow
ers, sheep-raisers, and those having horses
or cnttlt.
What a Farrlcr cannot do for go the Cen.
tRur Llniment Will do at triiling cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietor aud bottle viii 10 given
70 any Farricr or physician who desires to
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose & Co.,
go nay ~, NEW YORK
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING Light, iIHaliHc; Heavy 1919
Ice. ...,,.-- ,-.,.. ,..,,,. ,,.9,..
TWINE-Bailing bgl,i cotton, s!Pzlc.,
iRDS IiF5--A Arrow, " - per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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CITY TREASURER.

We are authorized and requested 10 an
nOunce the name of John ". BOWEN rs II
candidate for reelection 20 the office OF CITY
Treasurer. Election April 2, 1873
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FIsm AND MEATS,

CANNED -Devllci ham, s. 2jGl tOi Sal.
mon, no 8! ljA2 o.; lpOstars, ~ OJS! 10;
Cove uyElers, dJU6), Corn beef II %,
SARDl MIS- box, slS 0j@lO OE ii box,
81 5000 30,
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POWDER AMI EAlOT.

WDER-Keg % lbs, FIFE, rifle sI.l5; kcg
l2lg lbs, FFF ma, S3,Sj; keg Ola, lbs, FIFE
sou, Blasting, 0i2j,
suOr-Drop, S!5jN2N; Buck, s},5iW2,dO,
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NEW osLrAss. January 2o.-Nisht-cot.
rnn,Inereini.

Receipts, net, i,lsJ bales; gross 0t3 bales.
Exports to Great Bfitaiu - bales; coast
vie e5j bales: continent 30 bales. stock
mt Ualts.
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Honey.

Pitchers CastOriR N u complete suhsti.
! tutc for Castor OH, and isus pleasant 10 take
M Honey ~ Il particularly adapted to
| lrrlhug ana irritable children, 10 destroys
worms, assmulntes the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Colo, Few rom.
edics are Rs eficHciOus for Fcvorishnuas,
| Group, Norms aud Whooping Cough, Gas.
turia IN a scientific aud purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor on,
| and neither gags or gripos.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1875.
McsSis. j. u. Rose & CO., N. y:
douts; have family OF eight children,
and have used rs much Castoria ~ any fam.
lily In tho United States, Hink. / have
never found anything equal TO II. My chill
dren have been saved trOn fever several
timoS by the use of CRsiOria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, I'm preference to any mod clno
| know of, feel IL my duty TO give this cor
tihoate on account OF The benefits / have de.
rived 10y the Use Of CHStOria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
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Evening HspOrt-Fine-c.aI.

NEW York, January %. STORING steady Mt
81 wa Money easy at per cent Cod Is
s,ruug at 81 U1tsgI O24 Govern .uent bonds
feyelian aud u IiaCiiUn lower. Stale bonds
generally STEADY.
NEW OaLEANs, January 20.-Cold u O2@
O2I.. sight par. Sterling bank 81 VIA.
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton Statement,

FOr the week endins I'm. January %, 1878.
Furnished THE HERALD 10y u. W. Barnett,
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock ON hand September LIST" l3s
Received this Mediterranean. 3H
- previously ,..,,,....".mAO Sl
" Sept, /, lSI7......."o....,., 9l,ib
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2l,5S3
shipped TINS WceK...,,,,.,"..,..." 71l
q previously. .."...,......,,...2l,l ij
since sept. /, lS1i..,,,..... 2l,SOG
Stock ON hand. 2,6S7
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest TEN peralure-u,.........""." on
Lowest temperature ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" -
Average temperature at I9 m,........,.,,."..
Rainfall in recommendation
-. W, BARNETT.
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CONN IGCTLONia

A. TENARKANA, with all trains ON
Louis y Iron Mountain aud no, Hallway 10
NIL points North, Eaht ana Sonthoaht.
Az lONHNlEW JUNCTION ana MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains ON the lntorn atiOnal
u, Il, for Tyler, Palestine, houHton, CALVES,
ton and hnn Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains Of thu Houston
aud Texas Central Il, IL. foi Uoisioana,
Mohia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, nrynn,
llompstoad, Hronham and Tor all points In
Middle aud Southern Texas,
ALDERMAN, with II. " 20. Railway,
for all nointa on the hno OF that road.
Al FORT WORTH, with stages AL
points IN Western Texas,
AtbHREV ErokI, with Rcd River steam
ora for Now Orleans.
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sales IA bales. Futures easy.
February 10 yS@ll OOc; March ii llgll he;
April IL lj@ii 2sc, May II 389il Ale; June
ii jl9!l 5ic.
Nlgnt-UOtton dull. Upiands l1sc; Or
lenus &c. sails A93 bales.
CInsoiidated net receipts SI,|72 bales. Ex-
norris To G,cat Britain 1920 bales; France
II $50 bales continent 1895 bales channel
.- bales.
Net receipts, ,iOi ba' es; gross 1885 bales.
5.,UvU bales.
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FOR cas- Secretary.

We arc authorized aud requested TO AN
,,o,,urs CAPE. j. Il, HEREFORD us u otudi'
h.tr ioi reelection 40 the Onic1 Of ri y Sec
Tet,ry. Election Aprll 2, 1875,
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Ne nre an horlzed ana e. questrd a. an
ununrr "a IN, j, j, cox Us u ca ldidato Tor
inru1i.u Of Ciiy secretary Election Aprll
. lH,h
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cotton Mnrkat.

GALVESTON, January 2g.--Cotton, receipts
l,l17 bales. EXpors 10 Great Britain ---
bales: France - bales; continent ---
t'es coastwisc 40 Daie.. Sales $50 bales
stuyA 7J,Ai bales. Market quiet.
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And offers tho Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AocOmm0da-
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
portions OF the Great Empire
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NEW YORK., JNnuHTy lI-UOIIOh UUII'
MONDAY. IT tuesday,.
Llpluuds...........n. ll5sc ulAc
O.lrans 1l14O uAC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-03
DEATH OF w. S. O'BRIEN


1T loIlo"ill9 "lSl"Ic"' from last evening ;
Ch'oilIcle was (" Ill NH9'i1'" yesterday
- 3i,o i'ai%eI' May > = ''l0i' ''''''
rho Chuo,,;,A, .1-o .o,.,. Tile ,v,.,..4,1
l,a+1, of ,,,,,l,,. 6 +l,o ',n,. 4;,,,,, &c tr,l
f, 0,pr;on ,.h;oh o,.,,.. a,,5 o,,,.,..l. -. ,,,,
;,,,i+,. s. ~, I,al;,, ,,,,4,- ,,,;.,,. 1.. 1ol
Soma ,,o,sors 70 +i,.;,,,+o that business com.
,J;c,+io,s may, arise which will rnfa,,,,,lI,
affect tLo ,4,rk market c5ron;cln r,,,or-
yep this ,no,.ti,, asked ,,,,,f, ,f s,.r,. IF
oI,r ,,,iIc;.I stoc.Io,.I.,.,.. ,Yl,,. MI s,iJ #
womb ,,C.t ,.l.o tho sI;..1-..- di4}.,.., i, +b
s+,ol. ,,,orI.,+ H., +,..,, &C 17o..l g n,nr;o,
i o,n,,os.d g +l, ,,o,,tIo,aa, ,,I.a.o ,,an,o.
,,,rear Mr. N.cl,a7, i mat . r,.r+,,.r ,..r j..
Ar. Fair and neither Of tbon, has eyer beep
,,o,tn,r j., +b, firm, Of EI,od & o.pr;o,,
The real ESTATE in San Franc;sco and olse.
,rloro which l,o. f,..,,, +;,.... .;,,,,, l,,,,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-03

Virginia bell-punch system aforesaid to the
1900 Saloons Of this city. The said sys-
tenn contemplates one cent adrink, each drink
to be duly registered by the punch The
Chronicle thinks the scheme would realize
81 900 each day, or $3.50, 000 per annum.
Thus, while the bibulous shouldbe befuddling
the physical man, the literary San Franciscan
would be drinking deep OF the perennial f9un-
talns OF knowledge, free gratis and for moth
ing. The honestly piled bell-punch would
be the means of furnishing to the impccu-
NOUS reader regular supply Of that vehicle
of lncomprehensibly Cockneyfod wit and
humor, the Punch whose fun was not incom-
prehensible when brewed by Douglass ,Jcr-
rold and seasoned by William Makepeacc
Thackeray. beg to second the Chronicle 5
suggestion. Eight hundred brandy cock
tails, duly registered, under this system
would enable the Directors of the Free Lii
brary to subscribe to the MORNING APPEAL,
and in SO doing conform to its invarable rule
of payment in advance. (Also bill-heads,
shipping tags, bills of fare, etc)
l AN SORRY
To see that Dennis kearney cannot get
along more smoothly with Mr. Knight of the
jolly Giant and the Open Letter Also | am
sorry to see that my friend Pixley has got
himself worked up in state Of passion and
wrath toward Col w H. l.. Barnes Also
am grieved to see those whole-souled fellows,
Adolph Sutro and Gen. Tom Williams, dis
agreeing about terms and things relating to
the "DunnelI. Why cannot these lions and
lambs lie down together and unite in com
mon effort to smash things and gets things by
the ears and contiscate the Comstock Fur
thermore, | am bowed down with a sense of
dependency over the difficulty [ have i'll
coming to satisfactory understanding of the
causes which induce certain naval gunners
down i'll the waters of the Bay to make the
very audible fusilade | have just heard; but
nothing grieves me so much as the feeling
that l must bring this communication to
hasty and untimely end. NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-03
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

From the dispatches we learn that the grand
International Exposition at Paris was opened
on May LIST by President Mcmahon with
great eclat, amid the salutes of artillery and
music by the bands. A brilliant procession
was formed, with the Marshal at the head
including the prince of Wales, ex-King
Amadeus and the crown Prince of Denmark
and the Netherlands, which proceeded through
the buildings. Great enthusiasm prevailed
and cries of give la France" were every
where raised NJ. de Bort made Il speech
setting forth the object and aims desired to
be gained by this effort, and thanking the
foreign governments for their magnificent
response to the appeal Of France President
Mcmahon then said: II desire to join in the
sentiment expressed by the Minister of Com
merce. ! offer my congratulations upon the
magnificent result achieved and of which ! am
happy to have the whole world as Il witness.
We have also to thank the foreign nations for
so completely responding to the appeal of
France. In the name of the Republic | de-
clare the exhibition opened In the diplo-
matte gallery was brilliant company of ladies
among them the Duchess of Magenta, Mile
McAlahon and eX-Queen Isabella of Spain.
At the American section were United States
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-03
The bitter and baptismal sea.
With living water Spriukle> me:
.Sior PntirHcc SETS her b"Ui~H"a
mi hL...as I'm II L.lLti-

have italiciscd, i'll a sort of land-lubherly
way, the lines in the above which seem to be
the most pertinent and applicable personally,
Patience and |, drawn into an unusual fellow
ship, are getting on swimmingly
40 VOTE FOR JOHN.
As everybody who is at all familiar with
the naturalization laws Of Congress thought
would be the casc, Judge Sawyer OF the l.
: District Court has decided III the case Of
Ah lup, that no Chinaman need apply to any
Federal Magistrate for naturalization and the
sacred privileges Of American citizenship.
Thus decision j. dmbtIc~s in entire accordance
with law. 4, t. Johns fitness to receive the
Boon which has thus been withheld, this is
dcbatabc ground. | think | have been
iostcd at the polls by full-aej-ed voters
whose fitness to participate in tIa.5 precious
privilege which ''oXecutcS the freemans will
as lightning does the will of God, might
lmzardously be weighed with All Iups.
must confess that am not u thorough convert
10 the doctrines Of such cthnologists as would
make race, religion or color determine a man
-
~ must -, '-0'
''',' o'','' '''''''' Wv ,'''S ''o' ''I'' i''
P'' &c., ~ cue ''''oSV -'S''''''' '','' "
l''j""''' '7''''H' 'o'II' C''''i'''''"i,' "oll !
know but that | think that a good deal Of it
Is que /" WHAT Il certain crl'lc oi Professor
'i"NieS S''"i l''l "eii'!'' a. 'iiP"'o' Ger
''eIlcc /" F'o'lc opinion WHO" Is Hooo"9
private opinion lAI al events Iile sentence
quoted has @ood deal OF what Inc farlnef
calls 'hutrImeht mt. IL suggests the converse
81 the PropoSltloh' namely mat there Is
deal OF rightly grounded private OPINION "hlch
never Is S"lhclently fuSSe" ana Seh-asSertlIe
10 become Puohc opinion, All" more the
pltNJ II Is |" De uelI"reu tii"' 80 It" ol It's
"afe 10 say 'oI''ly an" WIZ" tlle courage u
our own opinions just "li'' We ''o '"li'A W.T."
regard To questions whose ul'ctI'Sloh' IKE
TINS Chinese question: Is SO IKE 10 De Surreh-
"ereo 70 the passions anu oecIouueo WIN 'le
PreJuo'ceS Oh hlallNiiio' D"' l nao oe''ei "e
CAREFUL Inns Is dangerous SiouA"' iiiiSHs
""l' - run ioi o'.'e oi'o VI 'n''e Gay anu
- - pam my
- ~ NV '",'''''C ''0'' u my
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EDITORIAL MANIFESTATIONS.
FEENCH HOSPITAL,
San FBANCIsco, April 80, 1873.
THE SOUNDING SEA.

1t is quite natural to infer, when one speaks
# the Sounding Sea, that that part OF the
ocean which mariners refer to when they talk
IF being ION soundings, is meant But | do
not, in selecting the foregoing headline refer
to any other than the deep, blue, fathomless
gray and melancholy waste" which Bryant
speaks of and which, being once attained
takes the sea faring man out of sight of land.
1t i to he confessed, in all truth, that | have
an intense longing to get far enough out upon
the Pacific to enjoy the sense of Sailorship
which cannot be experienced nearer shore.
Indeed, Ihad a little plan of my own looking
to a voyage down the coast, had it until
Old Sawbones came in and blighted it with
his peremptory veto. SO | must content my
self, for Il while at least, with hearing the
Goat Island fog-horn and watching the sea-
drift scud hitherward over the Devisedero and
envelope in its disrespectfUl clouds, the tower
topped crest of Mob Hill Here, as divinely
sung by Rose Terry, is something almost as
full of "ozone as the tumbling sea itself
This is as good as hymn, and great deal
better than good many prayers that | have
heard:
Sweet Summer night beside the sea,
Cast alt thy sweet life me
Thy silence and serenity
Thy healing and content.
The rushing waves that fall and break
Inutterahle music make,
And words that no man ever sIahc,
Are to its measure lent.
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sailors and marines drawn up on both sides of
the enterance, commanded by officers. Pres
ident Mcmahon made inquiries concerning
the service and vessels to which they belonged
and expressed qualification at their appear
ance. A numerous company Of American
ladies witnessed the procession from the
American facade, and joined in the ceurtesies
to the President. The general effect of
Exhibition Hall was disappointing to visitors
III consequence of the backward condition of
the interior. The machinery department, ex-
cept in the British section, is still incomplete,
and much Of the space is numbered with un-
packed cases The English and Canadian
section, taken together, are by far the largest,
finest and most forward in the exhibition
The Examinations in the evening were ex-
tremely beautiful Many building were dec
grated with flags of all nations. The American
colors were abundantly displayed There are
100000 strangers in the city.
DEATH OF JOHN MoRRIsEY.- John Norris
ey, ex-Congressman and State Senator from
New York, died at Saratoga, \. y, on We'd
nesday evening, May LIST, at 80 o'clock.
About $50 he began sinking rapidly and
Father McMenoray was sent for and admin
stered the extreme JUNCTION. His wife was
present and he seemed conscious to the last.
He died clasping the hand of priest. Nothing
IS known1of the way his business is left
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The salt wind kisses into rest
Both lauguid eye and feNcred breast:
The cool grey rock, with seaweedS dreSt,
Gives shadow still with strength;
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-27

The Fair,

Our annual fair will begin on Tuesday, Sep
,ember 2ith. and continue five days. In another
column will be iound the premium list, which
should be care lily read by all our people. and
especially by stock men. The premiums offered
arc exceedingly liberal and will not fail to at
tract Il great deal OF good stock. The races ar
ranged for the various days. We are assured. will
all be we'll filled. and all lovers of horsefe.h VIII
have an opportunity Of seeing good trottIng, g.
the race track has been considerably enlarged
and very much improved. There will be two
grand balloon ascensions during the week, and
Miss Eva DumoLt Will give tight rope perform
Ancta every AFTERNOON, and on the last day will
peri"rm q e difficult feat of riding twenty miles
IN sixty minutes over the race track. The floral
hall AMI ART gallery VIII present unusual attrac-
lions. rs II Will be under the superintendent Of
Mrs. Henry. II lady of much { tie and Il sc-rn-
ment III such matters. assisted 10y other ladies
OF taste and judgment. The music Tor the occu-
SILVER ,"rnrt l;ani. which the management has
vices, though the Metropolitan band offered its
services AT one hundred dollars. One thing
which len terS fairs not so popular rs they Were
some years ago is that much of the Ii rc between
displays 4, left 10 drag YEARLY along. with
nothing 10 aInlSe or intcrcst. those in attendance.
While not neglectinS the competitive exhibitions
which are the useful portions Of the weeks
work. the management proposes this year 10
have every body enjoy themselves all the time.
Read the premium list; prepare something for
exhibition. and arranse 10 c-me 10 the fair every
day with a good big basket.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-27
Lexington and her Railways.

In pursuance of Il call by the I~ntelligencrr
5 meeting OF business men Of Lexington was
held at the courthouse, last Tuesday morn
Ing. to discuss the feasibility and desirable
lily Of securing the extension OF the Narrow
Gauge railroad. and the building ola branch
road 10 the Chicago " Alton railway on the
old Gull rOai-bed. Speeches were made by
VIM. II. Chiles. Esq, Gen. j. IL. Graham,
Hon. Henry {. Wallace, Maj. Ben II. Wilson
and others. all favorable 10 both enterprises.
Two committees were appointed, consisting
of live members each, 10 look after the in
ters>ts OF Lexington In connection with the
two roads, and an additional committee was
appointed To correspond with the Burlington
L southwestern railroad company to learn
whether or not there Is any prospect OF their
continuing their line from I.aciede south,
through Lexington. as originally proposed.
The names OF the gentlemen constituting
the committees NAV be found IN the official
report Of the meeting elsewhere in this
paper. We look upon thu, movement rs one
OF Importance TO this city-One which every
business man and real estate owner should
take an interest IN. In these days OF pro-
gres>. II, was well said i'll the meeting. ,
town which Is content TO stand still Is very
sure to 90 h edward 1t is necessary to he
up and doing. and To see that we have every
facility for trade which We can POSSIBLY
secure. With the Narrow Gauge extension
through Waverly ahi q br ranch road to the
Chicago Il Alton. Lexington VIII have Il
network OF transportation routes which will
MAXI her On: OF the most ue>Ir able places
for manufactures in the west. beside open
Ing up 10 her merchants q better and more
extended Trade than she has had for years.
without these two rosis we will lose a great
deal OF the business which we now have
and our town viii run the risk OF decr,a>-
ing Instead OF growing. Every merchant.
mechanic. and "Specisily every real estate
owner l. interested in seeing that the city
Is Kept on the road to prosperity. No pas
sive acquisscence will do in these things-it
is necessary tor everyone to take hold Wig
orou>ly and assist these enterprises on.
Tuesdays meeting was u. Journed at The call
OF the chairman. ThoS. ii. BayIl,-, Esq, and
when the committees are re- ady TO report
what can be done, which will be in Il week
or two, another meeting will be called. and
il Is hoped that it will be largely attended.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-27
Pages Picnic.

The great annual picnic at Pages grove,
near Page City. will take place next Satur-
day. This picnic Is usually more largely
attended than any other Of the season, per-
sons coming from all parts of the county 10
enjoy the reunion Of friends, the generous
hospitality for which the ladies OF LAFAYETTE
county are SO well known, and to TIP the
light fantastic toe to the enlivening strains
OF good music, which Uncle Joe never falls
to provide. 1t promises this year to be even
more largely attended than usual, as farmers
generally desire to take some recreation
after the arduouS labors OF harvesting.
stacking and threshing. Perfect order will
be maintained; no liquors will be permitted
on the grounds: there will be a good dane.
ing floor. under Il dense arbOr, and to keep
entire peace in the family, and make Of 1t q
day OF genuine social enjoyment 1t has been
agreed that there shall be no political speak
Ing. Everybody should be there. Come; and
bring a good, big basket. well filled.