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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
FATE OF MISSOURI, :,
I.arANETTE COUNTY,

q =
LAfAYErTE COUNTY.
In the Probate Court at Lafayette county, Mis-
souri--Iuly a.Voarned term, 1873, August 18th.
@yOW, Al THIS DAY COMES JAMES II.
IN Barnes, surviving partncrand a,'ininistra-
tor of the partnership estate of H"rn Co,
sum,o,ed OF Jesse ID. Horn ald Jane, II Barnes,
Snl presents TO The court his petition, pra! ing
far All order for the sale Of Ruch Of the real
estate of sa,d partnership ~ will pay and satisfy
fhe emaipiu. ,,eutS due 10y said estate AMI yet
unnaiu for want of-1Iilcient assets. accu!uia-
MED by the accounts, lists AMI inventories re-
,uirrti by law in such caScs; ON examination
Whereof II Is ordered that all persons intcic>trd
IN said estate be notified that app cation rs ainr
sand has been IN ,dt., and thst unless the conirar
lie shown ON or before the first day OF the next
term of this court, 10 he held an the irst Monday
in October 1873, an order will H. na,le for sal. of
the whole or 81 much "f the real estate OF said
,artuership Us will he sufficient for the payment
Of said debts. .,.
nubiishea in the Lexington Weekly lnteliisem-
Ger, u newspaper printed III said county OF La
f,v,.ftr for four weeks successfully, the last IN
.it;nn IN he MT least four weeks before the cuIn-
mepcement Of the ucNt term of the court
anr,. m"e ''P'' JOHN L. RURDES. Clerk.
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public Administrators Notice,

DY virtue of an order of The Probate Court oi
> Lafayette county, Missouri, mad. ON the
.sth day UtJuly. lsi3, the unt.ersiSne'i, inblic
the cs;ute of Patrick Ratigan, deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate
are re ,uuircd to exhibit them to me for allowance,
within one wear after the date of said order, or
they may he prrcl,Iied from any benefit Of such
cstte; and if such clai III, be not exhibited WIN,
in years from the date of said order ihey Will
he forever barred MOSES CHAPMAN.
uur.I Public Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
.nv,v,sTRAroR,s NOTICE.

NyOTICE is hereby given that letters a... OF aa,
~ ministraiion upon the esia,e % Sa r,ir.
sivneI Iy tire Probate cour, OF Lafayette county
m the 2sih dag a Jaly, 1S'3 s,.,.
All uer,ons having claims against ssiu .s', ~.
% .sr,ri yri to exhibit them for allowance 70 tne
Administrator within one Year after t'te Oh s:',o
letters or they may be preclndeh from any w. "sn
Sihited within two years from the unte Oh saio
iasters they will be forever barred.
ALBERT c. BURNHAM' Administra'of'
aa,10
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

Tho. rural editor OF Western
paper has discovered al insect thas
viii destroy the po,ato-bug. Tho
new bug bores into the potato aud
strateg gicaily lays In wait for the other
bug. Tho discOverer's attention has
been directed to this, as the potato
still suffers. but no has vet made NO
response. He is supposed to- be oAss-
ing aftcr another bug that will de-
stroy the bug that destroys the potaf'
to-bug.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
rRUfsrEE,s SALE.

yXfHEREAs.. Robert A. Darnett and Mary G.
w Rarnett his wife, ON the 18th day of june,
ISL. executed aud delivered their deed oi
trust which Is now of rrcor,i In the Recorder g
office OF Lafayette county, Missouri, In book No.
II. on page y, conveying to John II. Ryland,
trustee, the following dcscribsd real estate.
situated In said county Of Lafayette, tO.wit;
The ives. half Of thr northeast quarter of Sec
non three ca, township my (3D), range twenty.
six ts), and the north half OF the southwest
quarter of section thirty Ave (a, township hfty-
Que (51), range twcnty-fOWr (2O.
Which conveyance was made In trust Ia
to secure the payment by said Barnett OF his
nromissory noic liz said deed fully ueseribctl
aud whereas said note has long since become
due. and remain unpaid, Now, therefore, public
notice is hereby given that the undersigned trus.
tee, In pursuance of the power In SAID deed given
and at request of the legal holder OF said note
will. on
Wednesday, tie 18th day of Septem'
Der, 1873,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and
O'Clock p. n. of that day, proceed To sell IN
land above tiescribed at public yent,ue to thu
highest bidder for casl In hand at the court hons:
,,0or, in the city orLexington, Lafayette county
Missouri, for the purpnse of satisfying sail not
with interest," aud the costs and expenses Of thi
trust aupl3 JOHN Il. RYLAND. Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATO RS NOTICE.
NUTICE is hereby gwen that letters OF al
~ minstratiOn upon the estate "i Sarah -.
IsonhaTn, deceased, were granted to the under
signed by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
on the 18th day Of August, 1873.
All persons having claims against SAID estate
are required; 10 cxhibi; them for allowance 70 th
said letters. or thcy may hr .I.clu'cd from any
brncit of such estate; and if such claim, lie moi
exhibited within two years from the 'litc Oi sai'i
letters, they will be- forever barred; ,,u
.u.,J. PHIL. +. AYERS, Admir-.
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DRs. SMALL, CHAMBERS * CO.

A. v. SMALL, NJ. II. Il. ALEXANDER, NJ ID.
q. w. YorNt, NJ. ID. T.. II. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
NFFEE their services in the practice of Mc'l-
" cine AMI Surgery, To the public. with the
hope that their assoc iatlon together will trnt!
greatly to promote their knowl-,lSe of diseases,
and to improve their skill in treating them.
They will give sp.cl2l attention 10 Chronic
Disorders. They will, in all cases, consider
their fees due WHEN the services are rendered,
anil will collect as soon thereafter US they may
ily,m advisable.
Onice over McCausland & Bedford's store, OPP
,o,i!.. the court house nOvl5T.
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NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

NyOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
~ esie.i in the estate of Mary u. Phtrick, d
minor, that the undersigned guardian of tn
person and estate Of said minor, has iiied his
account for settlement of sail minor "sta'c. II
the July term oi the Probate court oi i.ulay :
cttc county Mo and will apply ut the next term
Of said coyt To he IL Iii On the lir,t MONDAY III oc-
iob, r, 1873, for final disch,rSe 81 SAL S'i'
omyrT Guardian.
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The whole number of persons, male
and female, in the United States, who
cannot read or write, is over four mil
lions. OF this number South Carolina
furnished larger share than any other
one State
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Public admini.trator,x Notice.

DY virtue of nil order of the Probate Court of
ID Lafayette County, Missouri. made on the
2sth ,ay of July 1873, the under igned. run!lc
Administrator of said county, has taken charge
of the estate of Missouri Wilson, deceased
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one yeir after the date of said order, or
,hey may be prrclul.,i from any heneht Of such
estate; and II such claims be- NOT exhibited wlihin
N. f,;r.y.r barred MOSES CHAPMAN.
AMI, Public Administrator.
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ExECUTRIx,s NOTICE.

r ETrEKS tcstamtIturY on the tstatt n1 P;ttrlcR
L 4 (;,lrarin deceased We're granted 20 tht
undersigned on the 10Th tay "f Jane; ls'a' 10y the
Probate Court of Lafayette county NO.
| are required to exhibit them for allowance Il
| tie executor within one year after the ,it''
of said letters or they may hr preclu'ir'l iron
amy benefit of such estate; and If such claims ht
| moi exhibited within two years from me ua'! ol
sail letters they will be forever hlrrc,t
| nnuE MARGARET GtEAleIN, Executor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

vvyuEREAS William McNay and Jertsha
w NrVuy his wife, and iSaIc McLnS ana
Sali;e McVav his wife. Of tire county oi La1aS
.t,e urI S,ufc of Missouri by their GeeIi, uatel
,be Si,i .Iay .f Iu,y, A. -. IsjS and recorded III
,m. n carier's Office OF the county Of Lafayette,
in ti., stat. of Missouri, III book W No. l. page
q. conveyed L, the undersigned the folin" lnS
,r,,s ar narcels OF ian. situate, lying aifi e NJ
II the e,iinty of Lafay cite, Sf:fe vi MiSsouri,
ts-Wit: -. .,.:-,,. .,-, ,r,,
In tnwnshm iorty-nine H.), ~ ranSe twenty iiN
fy;, and Ihe ,nrli, hal: Ga oil 'hS h'L"e>t
rusrt-r u.l of the nor invest quarter tkl oi SC
lion Va 6fteru (.J) in township lnFiy -n.ne ti!),
of range t:yrn;v-,iX tsi). containing III aii urte
huuIr,d and forty acre, more or less.
Wnicn said cnnN :.ucc WAS IN trust 10 secure
,he n,yu,rnt of ioIir certain promissory notes
ih.rtin n,enti,ne,i and lie e,rrie,l, AMI whereas;
fhe said uo,~s wth interest have become niie anu
remain uup,id now, the ici''re. " the request ol
IN. legal Holders of sail notes, anu ~ p"'aunce
nf the Terms Of said deed Of trust, tile nnuer-
signed trustee, will, On
saturday, the 9Th day of september,
A. ID. 1878,
Re,ween the hours of 9 O'Clock q. m anu :
n'clock D. IN, Of said day, proceed 10 s'i th'
r.a i.,taie and property above n'eAtiohi' oT 81
mnrh thereof rs may he necessary u. iupi.'
v.n,Iue. 10 the highest bidder lor CASH ~ IRON
~, f,,, cnurt house door in the city oi Lexington
aunty of atuyette and state Of Miss''uil 4" sax
isfy said deed of trust and The costs ad eNpehae
of .xecuting this trust st,,,,r,, ,,
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FINAL SErrLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all creditors
~ md utltrs interested! in the cstntc Of Marsa-
ret Hill, deed, that l, The Undersigned admin
istruiOr of said estate, intend to make a
inal settlement of siu estate al the October term
Of the Probate court OF Lafayette county, to he
begun and held ni the court house, in the city OF
Lexington, on the first Monday in October, 1873;
aug97 JOSEPH HILL, Admir-
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NOTICE OF FINAL
Sl.TK ENT.

NvOTICE Is hereby given to all persons LITER
estrd IN the estate of E,,win Drystaie, 4
minor, that the undersigned guardian o1 inc per
son and estate ol said minor has fled his &C
count for settlement of SAIL minors state ut th..
july term of the roiat. court of Lafiy cite cOlln.
ty Mo, and will apply ~ the next term ~ said
con IT to lie held or the first MOndny i'll October,
ls.3 for II final discharge OF his guardianship.
uu.7 SAMUELI. DHYSDALE, Guardian
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III. O.. WALLACE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Lexington, Mo. Ofilcc On Main street,
over "LcXington Savings Rank, opposite
Court House. Praciicesiu In the courts oi Record In
Lafayette and adjoining countirs, also In the Sii.
preu,r Court of the Stale. and In the Circuit and
District Courts of the United States. for the Wes.
tern District ofMissonri. Collections an! othci
business promptly attended to. tuhH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
IkO. 9. RATlIBUN. ALEX. CIR
RATHBUN L. GRAVES,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON, MO.
~ Will practice in all the courts OF the Sixth
JuIicial Circuit, District and U. S. Courts.
Prompt attention given TO collections. Office:
dam street. one door east OF Zciler Bros, up
stairs. fapr5-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

The Chineses laborers in Cuba OBJ
ject to being paid in paper. They
say it 10 too thin.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

TIE AULL SAVINGS BANK.
ISucccssor to Banking House Of Robert Aull
Lexington, Missouri.
.;EO. WILSON, President.
JOHN AULL, Cashier.
10. a. WILSON, Asst Cashier.
A GENERAL banking and Exchange Busi.
n ness. Collections made. Loans negotiated
interest paid on time deposits. Savings deposits
IN sums OF five dollars and upwards, received
ind interest paid on same. Exchange on al
parts of Eurone. lapr5
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Wednesday, tie 18th day of scptem.
SHERlEE,S SALE.

UYHEREAS, Lewis V. wcrnwag and Marga-
w ret W. Wcrnway his wife, and Isaac Chans-
lor and Martha A. Chansfor his wife, by their
Ists recorded In the Reed der Office Within and
for the county of fLafiycttA and State of Missouri
an deed book Mol on pages l2S AMI l26 and iled
lor record January I'd. lSf8, conveyed to the
ounty of Lafayette, for the use and benefit OF the
inhabitants of township 81, range "a; town.
township 81. range ai; township 81, range
26; township 10, range 25; township ~,
range -, township Is, range %; the fol,
lowing described real estate, situate. lying, AMI
being IN the county of Lafayette and STATE OF
Missouri, to-wit: Lot number one in block ~,
ia'' n. H. ,ss,, i, Is II and nd .. in block
13, al of said lots being Ia the first addition to
the city of Lexington, in the said county OF La
fayetie, rs shown upon the plat of said addition
now ON file in the Recorders Office for said
county of LAFAYETTE. Now, therefore, by virtue
| oflh. provisions of said deed Of mortgage an,l
sheriff of Lafayette county, Will, on
Tuesday, the 9th dav of September,
A. ID. 1878,
Between the honrs of9 o'clock in the forenoon
court house door in the city of Lexington, county
Of Iaf,yrtte and state of Missouri, i'll accordance
with the provisions in said mortgage deed con.
tanned, proceed to sell the above described real
estate or SO much thereof, rs may be necessary ,
at public vcniuc to the highest bidder FOR cash IN
hand, to satisfy said nutes and interest descrlD-
ed in said deed and order OF sale I'M: me i9'h
,lay of August, 1873 WM YOUNG,
augsOtd sheriff Lafayette county Missouri
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WNl. LIMRICK.
z a ~ u u R. =

VIyILI. RECEIVE DEPOSITS, BUY AND
w sell EXCHANGE, U. :. BOMBS, GOLD
lad SILVER. Notes and Time Drafts bought
collections made. The patronage of friends and
he public solicited. lapr5-ly
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Tuesday, the 9th dav of September
A, ID. 1873,
rRUSTEE,> SALE.

VHvHERE As Martin u. Warren AMI Elizabeth
w A. Warren his wife, by their certain ell
Of trust dated the l..h day nf November. Is10,
and recorded in the Recorders office of Lafayette
To Hector \. Chinn, trustee, the following drs-
crihed land, situate in Lafi! cite county, state of
Missouri, to-wi: The southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section No. twenty (2U I,
township No. iorty-ninc tiO, of range No.
twenty-five (2i) which conveyance was inate in
Warren of his thr,e several prnmissory notes, in
said deed fully described. And, whereas, said
u.rs have long since become due, and two there
efremaiu unpaid. New. therefore, public notice
. hereby given that the undersigned trustee, in
pursuance of tn. power in said deed of trust Civ,
en- and AT the request of the legal holder oi sa"'
notrs, will, On
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
A. y. ALEXANDER. WN. II. CIilLEs
ALEXANDER & CMlJES.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice il
n the Courts of Lafayette and adjoining
counties. VIII also attend promptly 10 tn,
collection of Claims, and To cases arising under
the Bankrupt law. ONCE over the Banking
House of Win. Morrison Y Co. mehl2ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03
Satnrlnv Sentemher 27th, ISIS,

Retw, the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock NJ of that day, proct e., to sell thu land
above described, at public venue, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at the court house door,
i'm the city of Lexington, Lafayette county, Miss
souri, for the purposes in said deed Of trust men
toned atta. HECTOR a. CHlSN, trustee.
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a AsFroRNEYs AND coUNsEiLoRs AT
ApAw. Lexington, Mo. onice, No; % Mair
era 16o In ali the courts OF this and aitjacen,
spuu y, and In the Supreme COURT Of the STATE,
2r q riot Court Of the United States. Cotiec'
lon1I ade lapr5-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

FHR NrELLlGENcER has the largest circu.
,psaoa In Lafayette county Of any paper published,
In Lexington. Advertisements inserted at the
u,asi rAtcs-sl per square for first insertion, and
~. fsr each contlddaace. Liberal reduction
- yearly advertisements.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-03

WI. MOEKIsOS. 5. u. WENTWO ORTIZ. :.
WM. MORRISON 4 co..
B A ~ TX II RS .
LEXINGTON, MISSOURI
DUY AND SELL. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID Exchange, Gold and Silver, aud transact {,
general banking business.
Particular attention given to collections. and
proceeds promptly rsmitted ut curreut rate o
Exchange.
The highest market price paid for County anC
City Warrants, and all descriptions OF EondS ne.
gotiatr, uu favorable terms.
N5-Will allow interest on time deposits N
,grccd rates.
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JSa6 A. g. Turr FRANK IN X. TUT.
TUT & SON,
I ASIORNEYs At LAW,
OMce No. NIX Main street, over Tevis' Drug
Storc, IN practice in the Lafayette and atioin-
ing countirs. Special attention given to Collect
tI0ns and tl,e investigation Of land titles.
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WILLIAM WALKER,

WILLIAM WALKER, RICIIARD FIELD,
Notary Public.
wALKER e. FIELD.
A TTORNEYS At LAW, LEXINGTON,
N Missouri. Ofice over VIM. Morrison 4
Co.'s Bank novl3tf
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,CnIISrEE,S SALE.

To ,i.fy said note and interest tnsre1h' ''se'''
CT VIZ u1e ''s r. WINsoR, Trustee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

How CLOVER IMPROVES THE SOIL
Prof. Voeleker thus explains the action
Of clover I'M increasing the fertility Of
soils: 81
''All who are practically acquainted
with the subject must have seen that the
best crops Of wheat are produced by be
ing preceded by crops Of clover grewn
for seed | have come to tie conclusion
that the very best preparation, the very
best manure, is good crop Of clover.
- "a vast amount of mineral
manure is brought within reach Of the
corn crop, which otherwise ~odid re-
main in 4 loeked-up condition IN the
soil. The clover plants take nitrogen
from the atmosphere and manufacture it
into their own substance, which, on de-
composition Of the clover rootE and
leaves; produces ammonis. IA. reality,
the growing of clover is equivalent, to
q great extent, to manuring with Peru
Wan guano; and in this paper of fiaihe ]
show that YOU obtain a larger quantity
Of manure than in the largest dose Of
Peruvian guane which farmer would
ever think Of applying" +" ut i,
only by carefully investigating subject,
like the one under consideration thai
positive proofs are given, showing tfit
correctness Of intelligent observers il
the helds"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

elk CARRIES THEM UP HILL The
other day the children were learnin g
the tweney third Psalm, and we were
talking about the Good Shepherd, and
how he takes care of the sheep and lit
tie lambs; and impetuous Many. eager
to speak her one thought; said rapidly:
''He feeds them and drives away the
lions and bears"
eyes" said Tiny, thoughtfully, sand
he carris them up the hill."
'sHe carries ttem up the hill"
The words went to my heart with a
strength and sweetness the little spe*-
ker had not dreamed Of Often, often
since, their music has thrilled through
my tired soul like echo Of the angels
song.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13


WOODEN RAnRoADs-SevefaY Of
these in operation near Quebec, have
an aggregate length Of Ole hundred
miles. They have a guage Of four feet
eight ond ote-haf inches The rum
ing time is sixteen miles an hour, but
trains have been ruth at double that
speed. The rails are made of maple
strips, tour by seven inches in cross
dimensions. TREY are set up edgewise;
are notched into the trossties four III
ches deep, and are held by two wedges
driven into the notch, on the outside of
the raff Tie ties, eight inches trick,
are laid twehfy inches apart. The
roads cost from $4,000 to $1,000 mile,
and the rails will last from two to four
years, according to to the quality Of the
timber and the amount Of Che traffic.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

Fowls FOR THE FAxtLY.-What
greater folly than to give away the
material and then be compelled to buy
the manufactured article at the hiehets
price! Yet this Is one of the colnmonest
instances Of the want of economy;
Many and many a family, particularly
in the smaller cities, throw all the scraps
from the table into the swill-barrel, for
the benefit of some lucky Celt, and then
pay An extravagant price for siilall and
stale eggs. The sensible plan is to
keep a few fowls, and give your scraps
to these, thus turning your refuse into
money. Fowls can be keptin this way
at little or no cost, supplying the family
with their breakfast3eggs, and giving
their keepers delightful octapation.
For there is great satisfaction iii caring
for thrifty flock of hands6the fowls,
not merely for the grown fti1ks, but also
for the children Who will enter into the
pursuit with the greatest zeal, and de-
light IN watching all the various pro-
cesses Of The hen-house the laying, the
sitting; the growth ofthe little chickens
and the ever interesting occupation of
gathering the pearly, fresh-laid eggs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13
We note with satisfaction the grt

We note with satisfaction the grow
ing sentiment, not only III this Country
but abroad. in favor oflocal agrieultur-
al societies and shows as against the
more cumbersome, more pretentious,
and less useful mammoth exhibitions,
whose field is whole State or half a
dozen States. These latter are mostly
run by rings for one purpose or another,
and for advancement of the interest OF
some chosen clique. None of them
were 80 successful. during the Autumn
just past as heretofore. The people
from whom support must come are
learning that they best sebserve their
own interests by encouraging the neigh
borhood and district gatherings. Let
them do what they can to build up
these, and there will be little occasion
for anything better.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

M1kRfxD L1FE.--Deceise not one an
other in small things, nor in great.
One little single ia school has, before
now, disturbed whole married life.
A small cause has often great conse-
quences Fold not the arms together
and sit idle. Do not run much from
home. Ones own health is Of more
worth than gold. Many marriage be-
gins like the rosy morning, and then
falls away like snow wreath. And
why! Because the married pair neglect
to be as well pleasing to each other
after marriage as before. Endeavor al
ways to please one another; but at the
same time, lavish not all our love on to
day, for remember that love has its to-
morrow, too! s'Spare," as one may say,
fuel for the winter" Consider what
the word sswife expresses. The mari
ed woman is the husbands domestic
faith. In her hand he mast be able to
confide house and family; be able to
trust her with the key of his heart, as
we'll as the key Of his house.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

~
A recently employed local editor on
western paper was annoyed by .
seedy-looking fellow who sat by the
stove one cold night last week and
warmed himself 's;sSee here, old fel
lowf" said he, finally .'hadnt you bett
ter 60 homer s'Ths aold fellow
glared at him. but said nothing After
few more minutes the editor took the
old fellow by the shoulders to lead him
out, rernArkihg that it was no placs
for loafers. See here, young man"
roared the old fellow, ayou evidently
'dbu't know who you're talking to Ny
name is -, and / am one Of the pro
prietors Of this paper The astonishtd
editor plunged hesdlong into : ginss
.b,1e.