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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The Democratic Union Veterans art
said to be preparing to give Gen
Rosecranz q ''boom" for president
They could not advocate q better man
but we fear he comes from almost toe
far west. We shall, however, gladly
observe the discussion of his name, q,
we know Of no man whom we respect
more highly.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
Free of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits of a
great remedy-one that positively cures Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
or any affection of the Throat and Lungs are re-
quested 10 call at c. w. Loo nis' Drug Store
ana get a trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Dis
co'ers Tor Consumption. free Of cost. which
Will show you what a regular dollar size bottle
Will no. may27eow-yl-Ir
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The report of the National Bank of
Commerce, New York, received by the
state fund commissioners, Tuesday,
shows the amount Of state bonds re-
deemed since January last to be
954S 200, and interest coupons paid,
@345, 21O; total, $ssS ,410.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
THE ALTAR.

Married-At the residence Of the Officiating
20 mat by Rev. 7. P. Cobb, DR. DAVID r.
Mia. TiRGIS ct Dayton: Gass county. Mo-. and
Haies. Esq, of Bates City, Lafsyette COUNTY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

We have received the premium list
of the third annual meeting of the La
fayette County Industrial and Stock
Association, to be held at Higginsville,
commencing August % and continuing
five days. We shall speak Of it at
greater length hereafter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The officers of the Missouri Central
Railroad Company are pushing their
work Oil. They r taking rights-of-
way daily, and intend very o to have
the line surveyed. They mean business,
and propose to go right ahead with the
road.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
Announcement.

Notice is hereby given that I have this day
bought all the right, title and interest of Ira
Barnes in the lumber and mill business.
operating under the firm name OF
Barnes & Darby, situated on the
north side of the Missouri river.
and about 81 miles from the CITY of Lev.
ington. E. w pp.rr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

49,
Marshall is taking steps toward the erection
Of water works.
Bob. Ford is said to be insane. His brother,
Charlie. was summoned to his bedside by 9
telegram a few days ago. The case against
the latter for robbing the omnibus across the
river has been postponed tlllN November.
l. Richmond Commemorative learn that
George Farrar, of Lexington, has contract
ed to do the brick work on John c.. Brown 1.
Co.'S. new building, and will commence at
once to make the brick, and will complete
the walls after he commences In ten days.y
The Southern Presbyterian General As.
sembly has been in session for something
over a week at Lexington, KY. The attend
ance is good. Though several communica-
lions have passed between it and the North
ern Assembly in session at Saratoga nothing
definite looking to organic union has been
done. The observance of the Sabbath ba,
been considered. Home and foreign missions
are reported to be doing we'll. The Y. NJ. C.
A. Convention at Milwaukee, and the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian Assembly at Nashville
sent greetings.
Butler, Mo-, Times:-"We have nothing
new to offer in reference to the railroad cues
ton, unless we repeat Col. Nichols Language
TO MIR. Face SPOKEN just as he was leaving
this city u few day ago that, we intend to
to build the road Judge Waters and Col.
Nichols, were in Butler one day last week,
examining into some of the details of the en-
terprise, but had nothing new to offer more
than what has already been published. The
surveying party which left here for Walnut a
week ago Monday last, are prosecuting their
work rs fast as the weather will permit.
They probably will reach Walnut TODAY or
tomorrow, and then proceed on to. Fort
Scott.n
Sunday trains, especially Sunday excursion
trains, are an ~abomination. They incousid.
erately work men who have plenty of work
to do for a week on other days than Sunday.
and they foster debauches which would dis.
grace any day In the week. The SUNDAY ex.
cursion train can be discontinued by with
drawing from it the patronage which induces
it. Where no moral objection is felt the per-
sons who enjoy it should ask themselves the
question, how they would like to be kept in
harness seven days in every week? If the
commands Of the Almighty apply to other
people they should equally apply to railroad
men. For the reason among others that the
right will prosper, We believe that every
railroad in this country would make money
by an observance Of the Sabbath.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The Missouri Press Association, at
Carthage, May 10, elected the follow
ing named gentlemen as officers for the
ensuing year: President, R. B. Speed,
Mail, Nevada; first vice. president, A.
F.Lewis, Carthage Banner second vice.
president, Lewis Lampkin; third vice.
president, j. w. Goodwin, Sedalia
Bazoo recording secretary,J. W. Jacks,
Montgomery Standard; corresponding
secretary, R. NJ. E. Cooper, Greenback
News, Springfield; treasurer, w. L.
Thomas, Commercial Gazette st. Louis.
The next meeting will be held at
Springfield; time not vet fixed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26


A San Francisco press dispatch in
forms us that Senator Warner Miller
who was visiting there, was interview
ed and said: "Though the democrats
affect to believe.their chance of success
certain, l differ from that. The cleo
ton last fall can't be taken as a criter-
ion for national politics, and the tariff,
the main issue, is apt to contravene
their calculations. Every one who
knows anything about the politics of
New York knows she is apt to give as
larg.' a majority the other way as she
gave the democratic ticket last fall. 1t
! Is the manufacturing interests which
decide elections, and I shall he much
, surprised if the tariff issue wi | not
i, play All important role in the result. l
!, do not by any means consider the re.
0 suit as a foregone conclusion. On the
: contrary it all rests on the next session
. OF congress and its acts Until that Is
ended, all opinions as to the chances of
var Gus candidates are but GUESS work"
i MIR. Miller is not very much distinguish
o ed as a statesman. He is more distin-
o guislled, we believe, as an advocate of
! a protective tariff upon wood pulp, in
> which he is directly and pe~cuniarily in
hfaEested, and regarding which he never
i fails to vote for the highest possible
q duty. This is comfortable for him,
. but exceedingly uncomfortable for
newspaper and book makers, and the
!. consumers of those articles. If Mr..
Miller were not known to be advocat-
) ing his W personal interests in this
! declaration of his he would be consid-
I cred facetious. New York democrats
' stood fairly on the platform of tariff for
: revenue when Seymour ran, and Sey-
:, mour carried the state. They lodged
!, the issue when poor old Horace Greeley
!, ran,and he wasignominiously defeated.
t. When Tilden al the platform was as
' clear as a bell. 1t rang out "death to
! protection" and Tilden carried the
!. state by fifty thousand majority over
y old Governor Dix d~cservedly the most
popular man in the republican party.
recent majority of two hundred
uthousand will not much injure demo-
cracy, and tariff for evenue is 60 pop
:, ular in New York that sven the wood
rsDulp and other subsidized monopoies
lcsnnot shake 1t. This 10 history, not
mere assertion.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
THE CRADLE.

forn-ln Middleton township, Lafayette conn.,
~. Mo. recently, to the wife OF Mr.. j.. X. Nor
c-in this city. May 2l, to the wife of Mr..
Garrett Eih-rton-a g,rl
E,-At Odessa. LAFAYETTE county, Mo NAV
II. to the wife of Mr.. John Fulkerson-a bow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
What I hree applications Did.

II was troubled very much with sore feet.
I9ree applications of Thomas Eclectic OIL
cured them. Nothing better in the market. ,,
jacob Butler, Reading. Pa. For sale by Chas.
w JULIE may26l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

f.s.-untl such time as our yards for the
SAFE OF lumber are established, all orders left
al the furniture store of H. Il. F. Winkler
will be promptly attended to.
mayl9tf DARBY & pR.rr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The new firm of Darby & Pratt will con-
tlnue the business in future. and will estab-
lish Il place for the sale of native lumber in
the city Of Lexington in a few days, of which
lime and place will be duly given,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
sUPT. or SCHOOLS COLEMAN HAS Is.
SUED THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR.
[Circalar No. 81

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May u, 1883.
This circular is issued to save writing many
letters relative to the following: :,
LIST. There are no school laws on hand for
distribution. The printers have the order
for a new supply, which will be forwarded to
county commissioners as soon as published.
I'd. The supply of blanks for the various
counties was sent out in February and March
for distribution prior to the. annual meeting,
so there are no blanks due from this Office to
county commissioners
I'd. Teachers certificates must bear the
signature Of the county commissioner, and OF
that officer only. The law recognizes no
CLERIC or deputy Certificates signed or
endorsedby "clerk" or deputy are Illegal.
4th. All vacancies Of county commissioners
must be filed by the governor Commission.
ers win please note the above facts and
oblige, yours truly. W. Il. COLEMAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
SUNDAY oBsER VANCE.

Several meetings have been held by the friend,
Of the movement to establish a letter observanc.
of Sunday. A meeting was held Thursday nigh
ut the Christian church. In the absence of the
president, Ella. Lucas, Mr.. l.. L. Gordon was
called to the chair. Meeting opened by sing.
Ing and prayer. Minutes of last meeting read
by the secretary. Mr.. McCausland.
The following preanbles aud resolutions.
which We're drawn up by Revs. Leyburn, Tai
bird, Lucas and Poage, were presented, and
adopted separately. Some amendments We're
offered and adopted. We publish them as
amended
Whereas. THE Sabbath Was made for man. ,,
was founded i'll his nature, intended Tor his
sooui y wasanstituted OF God IN Eden and re-
enactea ~ Sinai Tor the race. and It's observance
Is neediul Tor mana highest we'll being, both In
the lille That now Id and that which is 10 come.
and Is essential to the best interests alike of his
body and his soul Moreover, God has made
The Sabbath and Its observance q .'sigu'I be-
tween Hin aud the nations of the earth. prom
ising and bestowin4s special blessings on those
VINO remember and Keep II. but threatening and
executing special judgments against those that
'transgress His Sabbatns." And
Whereas, The stale of Missouri, in common
with ali the states oil this Union has recognized
the fact that THIS seventh day res. L, needed both
by the individual and the community, being
vitality re ated 10 the well being of society and
the stability OF our Tree Institutions; thai the
Christian people of this country have u right to
~h - nv NliEl kti
worship Of their God. And in lie tlmony there
OF has enacted and p.aced.upvn her statutes GER
tain excellent Sunday Laws But
Whereas, Tnese laws. both oil God and The
state, are now openly and constantly VIOLA ed
throughout oar land, not Only by ind eidu.i-.
but especially by the United States government
In its postal arrangements, and by railway and
other corporations and conpanieI, thus deny
ing their employees their needed rest. often
compelling them to do seven days work for SIX
days wares. deprlvInK them OF many, if not ali
the healthlul sacred Influences of home, tine
sanctuary and The Sabbath, and teaching Them
and others TO ''despise the government to
defy authority. and to violate law. And
Whereas, Weas q community. are not entire
ly free from this Sabbath de- ecralion with its
attendant evils Therefore
Resolved l.. That we view with sadness and
alarm this open. willIul anu widespread viola
tiou of both human and divine laws, as beng
IN itself wrong, as hurtiul even 10 our social
and matsIlal interests aud prosperity. but es-
pecially as injurious 10 the moral and spiritual
welfare OF our community and people, and If
long continued. as fraught with danger to our
whole lard.
2. Thn, re kindly but earnestly call the at
tention OF all Christian people to this subject, .
ance OF the Sabbath as . day . be kept ..holy
to the Lord;'' and We ask them and all other
friends Of good order and government to rsfriin
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATIoa.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit coma ofsaid countva.y zna
q. essi Msyes. lSss. -
GAor FER ~RnrIav , c - ahE &HA ~ 4c&r .
va . "oA'eY
Joseph Houus. Dieie Gi!mor. and }P.uuo..

i FA.
IN The Ssfs.l' ssp g.. sf: =, l sssssfy.s.l ,.s.estz
aeorss'B.e Bosiss NsSGssA
Joseph Houx. Dlcie Gi,mor. AMI ip..,u..
gsmes Gilmore. her husband, Jesse i
Boxiey and Joseph Roxlsy.
III the said Joseph Houx: You are he,.,.v
commenced a suit ugainst YOU and aaid o, Say
a a9ssss 9h.. u o os,d S sSa.s p R%s.,,Io. % ws,es iss
on the 18th day OF January. ins' soi IS nj =:
general warranty deed OF That 'd.ts: ss,s anp n
HnI R t6singsa 70 convey to said plsintiR, 0eofge
the following described resi es,stesitnsis ~ ~.
fayette county. Missouri. to-wIt: Fonrtssn ~
a e s.. OF .hs north end Of n. soushesss qoss ~
sn1 ak ~ acres on Of the north side Of the sSuts
TT:n..LSt .ae i've Ioiiowinx described tracts, Viz:
west aide Of the northeast Quarter of ths sonsSe
west quarter OF sectlon two al land I've al scfrs.
e ea a. se res eas TO- sla y, OF ths north.est Qaster Of
mt sI.; 10 oTdsrlns snd dr:w i1s' ~ - said "a dee. -
east quarter OF the southwest Qusster, ~. n
should h.vs been the soutneast ousrtsr on ShS
III sh we sse 1naT. .sss q s.id :ec,iQn;; suelys ns1t
acre: On OF the north sioe Of - sortSsssf -.
IA !, ne soutnMes quarter Of se ttou two &Din
70 convey ~ satdir.ct = hsrsia arss dsSssSsd
And L i: further alleged !. ..,a ,.,,,,.. ~.
SAG Eliza Houx on the llst day OF M. M.
sold and BY warranty deed OF IN. dsis ~
tempted and intended to convey to saidi nisintsG
George b: Boxley. and did place him NJ ~.
session OF the following described raj .!fsse
LWenty-stx t2ey acres OF fthe soutb END 81 r.:
soutneask a9srter Of the northwest ousrter a
sectIon tWekve .Ol In t0wnshipf orty,elrht m.
IN range twenty EIGHT t2SD, but that bv misisks
IN Wtnine and drawing up said deed ~ s.Id
traet OF land vas described 10 lying 10 ~ sosth.
Mest quarter Of said section twelve 0al .vSen IL
sn09iu nave bsen the northwest ousrter thsreof'
ana ue prayer OF said petition " nm the oonrf
viii. ~ It's Judgment snd decree. reforn IA
correct the descriptions In said Jrsds =. =
mage them describe the land atrnmDtsd ~ ~
se.osa Ode conveyed thereby.
Anayoaa arc fdr Their notified that unlesa "a,
appear st the next term Of said eouft. "a - ~.
9un ano neid se the courthouse. IN IN mn a
LEXINGTON. In said county, on ~ m az ~
august nsxt. and on or before DE 6fh ~ ~ ~
Term. II tneterm shall 20 long CoDtinns- ~ ~
not, tnep eeore the end OF tue tern. csd ~.
sWet sMd petition. the same wiz Be tafea "a
And 1t - further ordered that = COW b~,.oeh.
published In the Lexington Weekly Infeiii~s.
GER, . newsparer published II safd oousfv "a
nslayette. Tor four weeks snccesslvely. ~
Insertion to be a least four weeks 6$fors ~
commencement OF the next term Of this oosrt
true copy. Attest:
BY C.B. DANIEL, d. {. e''tA.
Wm. Young attorney. for plaintjR. ..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
Roller Flour.

keep constan tly on hand A. v. Robinson
i Co.'s celebrated brand Of Roller Flour,
which l will sell at the lowest price.
NV. WHHATLEY,
spf'ms 4ayytsw, Ne.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
THE NEW RAILROAD.
The Prospects of It's speedy Com.
Pletion-Interviey with Thos.
~ M. Nichols.

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=. - n. e.. -
.-.~: :n - .nn 49, yw'
Go. q. 90 $50 -.
49, :,
Pis'' iep"r.e1 u Tue noni.or "no III
4uHseof tof lniormsll0n' mr. Nicnot sslo IN
enterprise Is no" IN the hands OF partie
.nse on1lo 'ne .a'A1a." =
NJ ...l.As W looilus snou. ~, an~ : WI. =
o1u Ual anioss ieisuel inSestisa
u~ss IVY uo.:u oelius
~ ny .vIvSons e~"1ns Jus
WIG sasfpAEttos 1o.offeooo are sskeo IN
fepyls E
~ .Iy sole' .u0 sen.omsa5 uon
nai.e, .aey !ePresenI, tne enser
pie S~nso sna esc.eo u. oov. : os.sl
~ NSn
.IsuH 1..Ns.,O VI "ew aV' oos"
$500 49, :yuS"a, Sus wne1 =,
:. ~. IM.
sS"N-..SeI
49, = =
-
~. wy :. no 1
Mn-",SNu n"-s.1 ~
~ m-N-"1 -.,t'.--N -.
h,,,,d.Ss "a 49,, Th.a ~ .,n.o,.d
~
t,on - ths nsd-th. Other s.nt,emen c.nno,
s,v. .nv tim. Int v,n n,rni.b their char. n,
ssIs It .b,olutslv certain that the road vii,
he built tbis hummer ., -
N It IL not. nor .nv other summer. but
II a reasonable amount of ,oc., aid and the
riebt-of.v.v can he obtained. II will ha bnilt
this summer. that I. the nresent determine.
tion.n
uWhep will the work he commenced p,
CT tbink the frat section bui,t will he from
bene to Butler. We did intend tn hui,d from
Lexington to odessa. .but that was with the
idea Of using an old Grade to which we were
told we could have an undisputed title. Now.
some gentlemen, when tbey think a road ia
going to be built. claim 4 title to the grade.
We will neither buy their claim. 20 to law
with thsm. nor build on its GRADES with IL
hanging over us-so will commences opera-
lions when we do commenee at this and.
sIs the line of the road going to be changed
from 81 Scott IN Ru,lary,
.sTbst 7 can't tell. The lima has heen air.
yeyed and proaled- from here to ButIer. nv
Rich Hill. A large amount Of r~ipbt-af.w.y
bean secured and s,o,,t saO 600 Of aid at
Hill. this. with the share Il Rich Hill
business. we wonld sxnect. 4. q .ubstantial
hand. thu naonI. .Io,. moro a;r.ct l;ne
hera IN rail-, nron,oe ~ DIV. TIC r;oh,t
,f.wav. and Claim The time viii be ,borter
md grades lighter and that the coal field, of
Walnut town,bin will afford as much b,si.
,.s. a. ". could 90, ot Rim nm Gentle.
nen int.re.ted IN this line are now making
surve, themselves in order to prove the
of their theory. The road will
~ built # hnilt at all. m the line that seems
moot .d..,t...n;. ,,b., oil th.sa n.,torsS.
lotorr,,n.a .na ~. .dv.,,. f.ooh o..h.
,nnroxir,.t.,v tnown
..Yo, evnect .or,. ,,d f-o, po,,rhon oo,,
" r eunno.og, - .'
.oec o,r.. vo IN ovid h.xo -.r. h..,
al m haley. th.re yvo,,ld ha M dorbt oho,t
citing it.n
"How long do YOU remain In Fort Scott.
Ir. NicholY,
"T will on tn Rutlar th,. oftorroor h,,+ r
VII, devote NV time y, hi. antornr;s. IN y.
"a either hn;lt or and T. yin
q built II the right of.wav and amonnt Of
zeal aid we have heen led tn exnect :. or, nted
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Louisville has the Jockey Club, and
Chicago is full of dogs attending its
bench show.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

from even the appearance OF evil In this matter
and to exert their whole influence openly aud
Fpositivsly in favor OF the Sabbath. and OF law
4 3 That .we very respectfully reque I those
among US who have heretofore been IN the habit
ofopenlng their stores, shops, &C.. on Sunday.
-carefuiiy to consfaer this matter and see whether
they might not. with advantage to themselves
and the whole community, close their places
OF business altogether upon that day. or IN the
case OF drug stores, open only for The filing Of
medical prescriptions.-an and thus tbemselses
their iel low . chi, ze ws.'" And ND tp ps'n 4 g lnans &C.
OF i've be appointed to co6fers with those par
ties. and II possible to secure thesravoiuaGary
sssen. and pledge TO the above sugsss.isn aud
The prearnbles and resolutions were thor
toughly discassedby n.Asfs, Chapman Gordon.
1 shew.iicr. watNfeii aud fsey6drn. and were
Esdopted,b . risinG vots. UeHgpt. ) p
NrssShswaitsrs offered ~ fssos1aiea 20 The
Esdsct- HAT: u petition be circulated, for .stgns-
Etuies. aad presented to the postmaster sskIse
khin not t>dl.tritats vae-peA ssesjuH pa 0un-
Eday forthsssiSasi.. sadAS SesseaaesslG q for-
wand 1t 10 the postmaster general. ASKING him
to discontinue Sunday 6a.it to-tSS peint mi.
RYiaid offered . substitlte 70 The effect that .
petition be circulated piedsinE the signtrs' not
70 20 Or send-to the .postoAos on sundAy for
any mail. ,-a.,aggg
+ The resolution and substitute were debated by
sdessrs, I'D. Shewalter. K Rylsnd,s VIM.
Young. J. 8. Black well, q. winsor. aud oth-
srs. 1t being ten O'clock. and TIE debsts NOT
finished. the mattel, wss lad over til the next
Aeeei"S' -.--a-Q has srsr1rtf -r.sEiS Y
On motion the meeting adjourned 70 meet At
ths Presbyrsrlaucaufch Thursdsy nighs9 xt
Inc debate5 at these meeting are very utter
Ing. and We. regret we hxye not space 70 give
an outline OF them. The attendance To grow.
Ing larger. Ladies' are Invited to attend aud to
vote On all qusshpnss SO . vac
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Ecuador is aaSain at war, and Eng
lish and Italian vessels r guarding
the, property of foreigners, while the
gentle cutthroats du pays are piunder-
ing the banks.
The car sent q telegram to Emperor
William notifying him of his safe en-
try into Moscow. The latter in return
t~elegraped congratulations. Fine eli.
mates to live in, those.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Every taxpayer in Lafayette county
should be at the citizens meeting Mon.
day, June 4, to consider. the question
Of the imprisonment of our county
Judges.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The suez Canal Company have an
nounced that they propose to COM
mence the cutting of a parallel canal
across the Isthmus forthwith, and have
applied to the English government for
their support in obtaining the necessa-
~ concession ofland from the Khediye.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Too much Of the beautiful snow this
week. We can excuse its appearance
until next winter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Wentzville, Jonesburg, Loutreville
and other places in the eastern part
of the state were visited by a destruc-
tive cyclone Friday Of last week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Thomas c. Morrow has been nomi-
mated for governor by the republicans
of Kentucky. Good morrow, friend
Thomas, we admire thy pluck.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

The president has spent several days
in New York City this week, being
called there to assist in the opening Of
the Brooklyn bridge.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
- IN the--. - -sI
PHGSIx INSURANCE CO., s
ia SPRINGFIELD NSuRANCE RI. .

"a rhkN1FIELD INSURANCE CO,
STATE ms. CO.. Oh IOWA,
At a cost Of 80 30 for 81. 700 insurance for one
year, or Gil 50 Tor 81 600 insurance for three
years. This covers all expenses. Larger
amounts In same proportion. On all kinds OF
BUILDINGS. FURNITURE. MERCHANDISE.
In tow or country. And ON LIVE STOCK In
the BARN or FIELD. EZEy
Cal! at our office in Lexington. or WRITE. and
We will send policies by return mail. 3
may2sms e. WINsoR 4 SON.
Insurance and real estate agents.