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.S"lp,lles Tenic." !

The Great Female Ramedy Ii prepared h.
the Women'3% Medical Institute Of Buffalo,
n: Y:,Iand Is their iayoritc prescription 10,
ladies who are suffering from my weakness
or; complaints common to The ser. 1t Is
sold by druggists at sl.oO per bottle. Ladies'
can obtain advice free. Send STAMP forI
names Of those who have been cured. '55i7@t
AT Wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Whe ing. W. V9.e1t'' = ''s"' ',''' pIw =
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Al pucianter's Eah Luck.

Zulana had been,down, to Monterey for
afew dnys..SIwill admitit frnnkly-whlc
she was gone 1had been having timc, i
will further admit that when she came
backl saidinothing whatever about what
kind'ofS n time l !ind. t NJ
;aSBut the tngeriof fate was poised above
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LEGAL I NOTICES.
Y,RUSTEE'S SALE.

NVolEEb SALE.
ny virtue Of deed OF trust made by John II
simpson TO the unlenlsned Trustee, dated The
ninth dsy Of December, a. D., lsi7. And recorded
n ihe ollee o. the Clak Ct thy County couit. Of
Ohio COUNTY, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust PooE
No. Il page 2'S. will sell 1t tho front door Of iGe
Court House OF Ohio county, on
- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1852,
commencing At ten o'clock 4. NJ. the follows, y do
scibed real estate, TO wit: All the 1lgh,, title and
iiletesto inc Aid john II. Simpson III aud 10 lot
o. Clay street IN the city Of Wheeling, Ohio Z, Nm.
Title Is believed to be good, but setting rs trustee
Terms Of Salc-Clsh.
o4 ~ = W. LucIU' H0GE. Trustee,
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schoen VIE Erycl vol walhallas Wonnc.
StlOen yer allen Mncdcheu In der Well.

The Inonotony continued, and not one
word would Mr.. Scl.urz say but Zach!
.lIinmel" and the like
J. W. Morrisey, theatrical agent, was
disappointed in Mrs. Iangtry. He SAYS
she has fine complexion, it is true, but
that her mouth svery large. and thatthere
are many American actresses who IRE much
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OIL CITY, October ?S-PhTEoLErM-The pet,o.
leuu, market continued firm to-day, advancing 10
s s b sysesI Ia Sn S9e9S| ssr at M, s'e d
pon. Of .hp' dizzy. The dealing animated and
interested blyc!s arc beginning to scc how rnridly
tho production y reducing. which the coming
sccu1c oil below dollar. RalDs, 2aOO,Q)O EarIcis;
clcaIngs 800 900 bare!I, az ~ : ,,'l.T y. " =
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I ISclNNATl. October 2S.--Cotton sesdy At loli.
Flour, weak: family sts)ai 20: fancy 81 9oati L,
Wheat steady: No. red winter 9Gc spot; y7hn9s,
| Year; Sic January. Outs itu; No. : mixed he
Rye oas!cr at DC Barley weak: No.. extra III!
~ = rovislons entirely nominal; market b1te
Whisky steady at ~ III combination sales q
NllffH firm hlil il nclln nrnI - -
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Tol EDO. October 2S.-Wheat steady: No. ored spot
Csc: October 9T14c: November CSC: december y99Sc;
year 97sfc bid: CSC asked. January 81 OK. Cor,,
sss BID: November &C. c: Ms ys liz; Gs!q S,
Oats quiet: No: spot a5x.c: October, SfaIc: No.
vcmbef $40 bid; December 3571sc; year $40 bid
nav ohtE4Ss, latdbcr Se-c4,ton steady al
loisc; low middlng loysc; good toordinary va net
France $500 bales; sales $500 bales; stock IL; oo
aalps : s'ssNN
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Rufus Hatch said TINT il Mrs. Langtry is
beautiful, there are no beautiful women in
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.tsd t9o oSs. q e hes @ oweei ~
cloed at 95c: sales lsiCO barrels; shipments uoi
hullcliNll: chNftrrs p ILM bn rtils - -
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ST. was engaged in skillfully disposing my
locks over .mymarble cocoanut when IN.
laua entered. AS the malppnctuated re.
port said Of palmerston,, she, entered in
her: lland, q paper in her eye, glare."
itsIisaw that rlareaud shuddercd.F
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ADAM Exprcss. .. .las Nash. l. Chat,.,,.. bo,L
American EXPRESS. s! New Jersey CenL..,.. nix.
CanndR SOUTHERN. 20 Northern Pacific III.
Z. / |. C........ WI DO preferred. Dc
Central racillc......, V0}s NORTH ~
Chesapeake 4 ONO. u do. prpictrrt .....,.' .iSll
90. lkt preferred. SG New York Central. =. iSIl[
do. ID preferred ~, - Ohio Central, iICis
C., C., c. 4 I....,.,,,, Sji4 l0hiO & nj :
Denver 4 R. G......., bO,s' do, prcierrcJ!..... 10
Es!e.. u. ~. i8s Pacific Mall .,.... 20
do. preferred. ...,,, SSEtC. 4 P,,..,..,',,..lsJ
Fort Waylle.:..:..,j37 llecatI,lg Gli
Han. &.St Jose w. 81, u isl. l., II i. F....,,..
;. do, preferred: ..... Sls do. pteicrrcd...... 81
Kansas 4 rAcltic.. j 81. Paill.......,....., l0p,
Lake Erie 4 W......... do prefcrred sB
Lake Shore ,iTexas FHcillc. liz
Louisville i Nash. 5Ut Union Pacilc I.....lOG J,
L. n. A. & C.........,. 6j United States FIX G.
NJ. & G. lat prcf'd .1lGlSlw., st. u & P..... 3.
do. ID pnfd ..I. los do preferred, ,..,,... 57,S
Menl; q thas.. 5!z Well.. Fargo Ex.J...-l1
ale'i,sah Central -i8: Western uhion..."
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D.. TlrusvlLLE,t October .s.-Oil opened at ste
hghe.t 96hc: lowest 9sssc: closed 1T 957Ic; ship.
menls s.AS5 barrels: charters y GUS barrels: ruI,s
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.';;'' A broken isni Oh, happllcS wretch! o.
Gnzconyonr work with .o,!i contrlte.
-. Think wlnt n clumsy lout YOU nlG II
so hen thus n fnSile IAN You mar
Hate yQuls,li iOr yonrawkwnrd plight, 4
- Vet broken fans !nny DC set right: 't-t' !,
= Not so The hearts tiielE owneTsni;c-
Longer they bear tie fatal Scas
80. s- -; Than does tic fan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-30

Shall ! forget that merry night:
I Shall forget those eyes 10 bright?
!. GrAved on my heart their memories arc = 500
= GraveH on my heart, too, Il the scar. .
! Would l,conld mend 1t Ms might ys5-thH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

G. B. DeBernardt. ESQ.,. will address the
people OF Lafayette county as follows. viz: %
Saturday. August e6th. at Davis Greek Grange
Hall. at Z O'Clock. p. a.. -
Monday. August ssth. at Mayhem. at 10
O'Clock. q. N. ~
Monday. August 2sth, Houx' schoolhouse. at
Z O'Clock, p. m. .
Tuesday. August 29th, Walnut Grove School
house, ut 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Tuesday, August Goth. at Odessa, Z O'Clock.
p. m.
Wednesday. August Both, McKendree Chapel
at 10 O'Clock. a. IN.
Wednesday. August aoth. at Chapel Hill. at
! O'Clock, p. m. .'
Thursday. August 3lst, at Concord Church
at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Thursday. August slst. ut Furguson's School
house. at O'Clock. p. IN.
Friday, September LIST, at Greenton Grange,
at 10 O'Clock, a. 10. r..
Saturday, September end, at Pleasant Grove
Chu rch, at 10 O'Clock. =. m.
Il. c. CHiLES, 10
JACKSON BRADLEY, {S
r. NJ. GLADDISA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
Stock Notes

Membrino. the old blind turf king. was solo
at auction at the fair grounds Thursday. Mr.
Camilius Barnett became the purchaser, saiz
being the price paid.
Cattle market. st. Louis, Thursday Tick.
ans So eJ@4. good TO choice s4a4 So. natiy,
COWS and heifers $3a4, butchers steers 81 5Oa
$50. bulls $3@s so. light shipping steers 81 81
05. heavy do. Is s50@5 80. exporters 81 5Oa
! %. western half breeds 81 a ~"
The rings for breeding stock, Wednesday
brought out the finest display Of horses eve,
seen in Lafayette county. There were abouJ
seventy-fve splendid animals in the ring at on
time. Membrino walked OF with the stallion
premium. and was followed by eight or Ter
very handsome colts.
The stallion. Bulord, came near meeting with
a bad accident, Thursday, while exercising on
tue track. lie stepled into. u lIttlc hole, near
the luuXes stand, and was thrown out of his
Use oil travel, and struck against one of the
posts supporting the stand. The sulky was mn
set AMI IL shaft broken, but no other injury done.
The driver was let down to the ground. on his
ieet, rs nicely as any such thing coul! b. done
Mr.. Abel Leonard, of the firm OF w. IL. Il A.
Leonard. Of Mt. Leonard. Saline county. has
just returned from an extended trip ,hrourh
England. Scotland anu Spain. While in Spa,n
he purchased nineteen of the finest lacks to La.
80 j" ."e country anu white in England
."' ''''i""o he bought IN head OF PEELED
,nSus u ANYWAY cattle. He will return 10
"A'"n III octoDer anu hnish Purchasing. TIL
ne 'e'"'es !" hefu Oh 10 head HIS purchases
y u very best herds to BE- found IN
- ohl'ea hihs""m.
Dir. Geo y. Cafron has received the follow
- "" '"l MI Evan Young, dated Caldwell,
kun Anr 20 ssNV. .a,-,
49, " W. returned from Medicine
Lo''se 'ast night, where we went To secure a To-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

There is 50 much dissatisfaction
among the Maine republicans that a con.
vention OF Independent republicans wal
held at Portland, last Tuesday. The
following resolutions were adopted =
''Fi,st- Thorough and systematic re.
form in all branches OF the civil service.
Second-The faithful execution OF the
laws in all parts Of the state, including
the liquor law and the laws for the
observance OF the Sabbath, having tenn
perance without hypocrisy, and .prohib,.
ton without drunkenness. Third
Strict economy in the expenditure Of
public money. and the consequent re.
duction OF taxes. >Fourth-Opposlt on
to machine politics, boss rule. political
assessments. bribery. and fraud in con.
trolling nominations and conventions
So it seems that this very respectable
minority of the republican party O
Maine thinks % that it is not true, as
the republican party declares, that the
civil service Is all that can reasonably
be asked that it should be-; (2) thai
there is either temperance with hypoc
risy, or hypocrisy with intemperance
prohibition with drunkenness, or drunk
enness with prohibition (3) extrava
gance in the expenditure of publ,
money. and high taxes; and az lha
boss rule, political assessments, an,
bribery and fraud in controlling nomi
nations and conventions. exist in the re
publican patty and deserve condemna
ton. How does Mr.. Blaine like thi
indictment BY his party a~ssociatesP
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
Personalities.
Mr.. Limrick is worse.

TIton DAVIS, ESQ.,, is in the city.
Miss Mamie Trigg has returned home.
Col. Jacklnan lett ScdiIia Tor home Ti,nrn.iav
Miss Sue Butler. OF Mt. Hebron. Is viaii,np
relatives in this city.
Miss Florence Arnold returned i.om her tril
to TT. Worth, Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Howe spen! the first Of the prrsenl
week with friends IN this city.
Gen. Shelby got back home iran a trip t.
Bates county Thursday night.
Miss Buiah Dean, OF COraier, paid Miss Ann,
Allen a pleasant visit this week.
Hon. F.. NJ. " ards rnid MS a visit yester
day. ne was slightly indisposed.
MIR. II. Ua!lmeyer and lady Of st. Louis. ar,
visiting the family of Mr.. H.-Wiiker.
Miss Lama Henry and Miss Jniin G. Smith
are visiting Mrs. Z. B. Mckee, of Slater.
Miss Bette Mo,ehead, of Glasgow. is v%lsitins
hef sister. Mrs. W. q, Neale, near Dover.
! Mr.. Louis A. Elliott. business manager of tn.
Emma Leland combination, IL IN the city.
Mrs. Hannah g. Bannon has returned TO hel
sisters. Mrs. Jno. Elliott, in Petlis county.
Mrs. III. X. Hollis. returned, thursday even.
ing. from a visit to her mother in Clay county.
Lieut.. Berry and Engineer Melville Were re.
ceived by the car Monday, and start for ION,
to-day.
Miss Annie Bennett went up to Kansas City
this morning, and will return this evening with
her father.
The mother and the eldest son of President
Garfield have gone to Jamestown, Mich, &c
visit relatives.
Miss Ida Pinkerton has just returned to hel
home ut Blackburn, alter a protracted visit to
friends at Slater.
Mr.. Stewart Steele. of st. Louis, has been in
the county and city Tor a week or so visiting rel
atives and friends.
Herbert Spencer arrived IN New York Monday,
to spend three months ON this side Of the A tlau-
tic in quest oil health. -
Mr.. Henry j. MINIS. of Carrollton, spent
Friday and Saturday of la st week visiting u very
dear friend of his in this city.
Col. George S. Raihbun lett, Monday, for Fit.
Worth and Silver City, on II business trip. He
will be away some four weeks. .
Mrs. Clinton Il. Wolfe. OF Rich Hill. left for
home. last Saturday. after a two weeks visit to
her sister. Mrs. Robt. Bledsoe. .
Linneus Bulietin:-'"T r. Rrawner. .Jr.. al
Lexington. Mo, son of the editor OF this paper,
Is in the city visiting his Ia her
General Sherman is in ST. LOUIS. where he
Tuesday attend, the funeral of two children OF
Lieutenant fitch. his son-in -law.
C"biegrafhs announce tile death of Admiral
de Luke, the Russian navigator. AMI OF Ed
ward AleXaadre Morrin, the French painter.
Misses M"ilie ami Birdie Allen returned
home, yesterday. from their over two months'
sisit east Where they have hat 4 most enJOya-
bic time.
= Mr.. James r.. Mnorehead left for Fulton,
Thursday, where he 'rs'sns' completing his col
lege course. lie expects u be graduated at the
end Of This session.
ST. ,InStnh (,avpftp tl,rryi 90 Il tEr. - yy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

The Germans who suffered loss by
the bombardment OF Alexandria have
petitloned their government to claim
compensation for. their losses. -
MI. Leigh Smith and the crew OF his
Arctic exploring yacht Ezra have been
rescued by the steamer Hope and Lam
ded at Peterhead, England.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

independence Sentinel 1.-THE tall
OF the republicans being able TO elect
anybody in this congressional district OF
county is all bosh. The democrats can
carry Kansas City whenever her work.
ing men will concentrate their energies
and come down to their business like
men, bring out a iall vote aud keep out
Kansas negroes. ,Outslde of Kansas
City no kind of a blunder could give
the republicans q victory"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

The Buffalo Express charges the at
tack on Conkling by The New York
Times to Cornell. aud a bitter tight in
the convention is thought to be imml-
nent. which. 1t is predicted, will call
for q new g%ubernatorial candidate,
which may be Folger,, W%adsworth, or
Cleveland. The Times charges Conk-
ling with having attempted to bride the
governor to sign certain bills in which
his clients We're interested.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
Attention. sportsmen /!

1 will have open for your Inspection oil
Monday, Aug. II, the largest aud best as
sortment OF breach and Misunderstanding gun
that has ever been In stock In this city
Come and see snd be convinced Of the fact
l can and Will sell you guns as cheap as 20,
can get them in any other market. Also
full line OF sporting goods and ammunition
Of all kinds. l.. GIllen, hardware store, op
posite City Hotel. i I-t ala,2
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Kansas City Times :-"The robbery
near Ashland. ILL.,, where a mar named
Cox was we'll roasted by three mounted
men to make him reveal the place be
had secreted his money, coming so fast
upon the Kewanee bank robbery is put.
ting Illinois in the front rank as q
'rohber state The Ashland robbers,
like the bank robbers. got their plumber,
and effected an escape.""
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

the Massachusetts greenbackers. in
state convention, last Friday, nomina-
ted Gen. B. F. Butler for governor, and
a full state ticket.a and adopted q lengthy
platform. The session was marked by
much disorder and difference Of opin-
inn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

An attack upon the Gould system of
railways II the southwest has been
opened by the attorney general of Tex.
as, who has served notice that pro-
ceedings will be commenced for the for
feiture of the charter OF the Red River
road tor failure to maintain . general
Office in the state.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
POWELL, Is snI.1.1Na
CHEAP CHEAP! CHEAP!
p.
Is SELLING
IN CLOTH ING

In order to make room for an extensive stock o
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
have determined to close out the rem ainder
of my
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
and have reduced the price of same from
TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
fiease examine my stock before purchasing
and l will save you money.
81. SINAUER,
1'Tsstt Star Clothing House.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

William Warren. % years old. single,
a very robust and powerful man, over
= feet high. a brick moulder by trade,
was killed in Stevens saloon at Holden
on Saturday night. He was running
a muck. Knocking people down promis.
cuoasly, when Freeman Burden drew Il
knife and killed him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

The republican state central commit.
tee met at 81. Louis Thursday morning.
The question of calling a state conven-
ton was generally discussed. From
statements made by the committee and
from the general tenor OF their remarks,
a large majority oppose a convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

A London Times dispatch from ST.
Petersburg says it Is believed at Erze-
roum, Armenia, that Russia is about to
occupy The whole Of Asia Minor to the
B%osphorus, owing to its unattended state.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Independence Sentinel :-"Boss Fill
ley. in his circular letter addressed to
the republicans OF Missouri, in a most
brotherly way mentions the Kansas
CITY Journal ring as the stag end OF
Inc whisky ring convicts in Kansas
City" There is a flavor of harmony in
this allusion that is truly refreshing"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

The st. Louis and San Francisco
railroad compsny have just closed oul
all their lands in Jasper, Newton, and
Mcdonald counties. l q this state,
amounting to 165. 900 acres, to the Mis-.
souri, Land and Live Stock company OIL
Edinburg. Scotland. A large part O.
the land will be used as a cattle and
sheep breeding ranch, for which it il
especially adapted.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

1t is estimated that 100 900 Ameri-
cans have taken up their residence in
Mexico since the new railroads were
built. The have been aug
mented from 1928 200, 900 to 1927. 900, 900
by the larger consequent imports.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

An attempt was made to wreck an
excursion train on the Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie railroad at Allequippi, last
Friday, neal Pittsburgh. The train
was crowded with pioneers returning
to Pittsburgh at full speed. when the
engineer saw a beam Of wood placed
across the track, and was barely able to
stop the train.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Charles w. Ward, colored. was
hanged in the Jail at San Antonio, M ION.
day, for an assault on Dora Ellerman,
A strong appeal for a respite was
refused by the governor. The old
gallows on which several were pre-
viously hung was used. The drop was
over tour feet. Ward met death With
out fear.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Independence Sentinel THE re.
pubiicans OF Kansas City are talking oil
putting a straight republican county
ticket in the field. Hadn't they better
wait until they see what boss Filley
says about it hrstP or are The bows &c
hungry they can't wait ?"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

A grand reception was held by
President Arthur at Newport, Wednes-
day. After receiving a number of dig
nitaries, the president was driven to
Fort Adams. where Il review, witness.
cd by thousands, took place.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Some practical jokers told a young
man named Edward Waterman, at Mil.
waukee, that the Water off the break.
water Was fourteen feet deep, inducing
him to dive. The water being but
three feet deep. the divers neck was
broken and death ensued immediately
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

At Peoria they have an enterprising
set OF aldermen. The other day the
democratic beat the republican alder
men In q game OF baseball, and 500
was realized fora public hospital.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

The San Francisco chamber OF CON-
merce has extended to the tariff COM
mission an invitation to visit California
and hold sessions. and appointed a COM
mittee of eleven to receive the men,
bers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Keller was terribly rebuked in the
impossiblllty, alter solicitation, to find
any member who would move q vote of
thanks for his courteous and impartial
ruling as speaker.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

The French press il united IN it's de
nuuciation of The English seizure of
the Suez Caual.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
Independence Sentinel :-"Wll tb,

Independence Sentinel :-"Will the
repnb leans trot out Van Horn. or War.
ner, or Hunt for congress2 Or are
they awaiting the coming of a Nj oses
to lead them into the wilderness OF
a hopeless minority. If they are no
already in funeral procession why do
they move so slowly ?"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

A dispatch from the Indian Territory
says that the election OF Overton for
governor was a great triumph for the
stalwart Indian element as against
outside mroads and violations OF trea'
fiaa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

War:ensburg Journal Democrat =
''The democracy of johnson county
will have the next thing to a walk-over
this TALL :"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

1t is positively stated. and positively
denied by the Russian government, that
Russian troops are concentrating in the
Caucasus.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

There is to be a convention of sol.
diers of the wal with Mexico, at Soda.
liza, Wednesday, September 6.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Atlanta Corslitutlon:-'.By the time
the able tariff commission gets through
with the champagne of the monopollsts
1t won't know jute from jelly fish"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

Road agents halted a stage going to
Globe, Arizona. killed Andrew Hays
the express messenger, and secured
s., O0o iu the ~treasure-box. q,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

August crop returns to the depart
ment of agriculture from about 5000
correspondents throughout the crop
producing area of the United States
give a generally favorable report
Daring the month of July cotton has
improved: The condition Of spring
wheat, August 1. was higher than for
several years. 1t Is thought probable
that the combined spring and winter
wheat product will, without loss iron,
sprouting. reach 500. OOO. 600 bushels,
and that estimates assuming Is to 20
per cent. are wild assumptions to
reduce the price Of wheat in the hands
OF farmers. The European outlook Ia
favorable for q medium crop. with a
reduction in qualify. The con-
dition OF the corn crop in the United
States is represented SO as against "
last year. The general average condi-
ton OF other crops is good.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26

A fire at Keesvlllp. N. Y. Wednes-
day morning, burned the Adirondack
hotel, the Nolette honse and thirty
buildings, comprising stores and dwell.
lings located on Front, Main and Vine
streets,