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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06

fhe Centennial Exhibition is to be
closed OIL Sundays, ...- -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06
Wseklg gntelligenfer.
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

i'm E .
ass ga. FOR MAYOR, F. ~
s. HENRY j. E.. AHRENS.
FOR REGISTER AND TREASURER. -
-, JOSEPH b. TERRY.
rsH~ hTssa FOR MARSHALL H.
~ J.ANDREW GRAHAM.
; a. Sig1FOR CITY ATTORNEY .f"
JAMES H.
= ems a. FOR ASSESSOR, Ais''n .r-
IA 1tfiH-5 -
FOR CITY ENGINEER, ~.
!, Ne, THOMAS ATANDIsH.
2 tIs g 'foFOR RECORDER. ....
ma :, HARRISON SMITH.
The democratic . candidate fol
mayor was elected in Madison, Ind.
on the End inst. The council is re-
publican. JiEI "a ASK 81 2 - -r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06

Fine Kentucky whIskies, foreign and domes
TIC wines, on hand and sold in quantities TO
suit, by A. A. 4 ]. O.. Lesueur. mari
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06

just received $50 bushels Of new millet
seed, IS cents per bushel.
ap22 G., A. Il j.. DUNKRL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06

20 to DAYS. 4 Allstadt's and get q good Pillow
Shoe for 81 50.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06
FINAL ENT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
~ ested. that the undersigned, guar,
the estate of Fanny Boone, minor, h:
his exhibit for ilnal settlement Of said II
estate ut he April term, lS7G, OF the
cite county Probate Court. and will alpl
final discharge from said guardianship
July term, lS11, OF said court.
RIAyG-lt GEnRGE Al q Euart
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06

i. n. Shelby, lumber for bridge
Certified fee bills from Circuit and Grim
.ourt allowed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

Nc iar .rsasa thirty thousand cavalry
were II jsbcs 4 iitrls eiiisl--a gifl--ss:
rot HseFa tfsn irar Yeats, standing sh
the tfanf la5S5,li spectators, either fru,n
sfipi3t ~ aynge other caases rushed cut
ante he u = teia ias! r. a sstanafoti *
hnssafz estsse sYssefsilie s.fosia'i she Hiaia
body ti.ry tad ass.s fhs d-fopf Ter
fha perfase Of sssiu{ins the Empress.
whose oaSr;age was drawn no ia that
part u the parade ground Down catne
the lsstng squadron, charging az mad
gsisuI--tiosp directly upon The child.
Lhe no her was psfsiyse,i. a. seere
Others. Tor there coai4 ea no rc~f8e
frSsa lie i.tfu Of l,saetstoFs The En-
errs- uttered ; cry - Auryof, Tor tie
eiilG -is.slraetioB ,eaf1 nesi;abie-
and sech itrr Bile 1ssirlcilou-ihe
traHgflil,.. to death ~ = thssns; nd iron
/ heos Directly o DIR he 4,.,t OF the
( hoTsrs esa The axle otel-ai. other "a
I stfnt Ta8st seal IT'S cneln---s zen a stal-
/ war lsiss,r, who wis ~ tie 'front.' lac,
! r.Igtflli s.sSksuiilg bis SPED OF losen-
( M isis sid, ilirse 3iiins.sl cser bv III.
sd nf RS lcfs,. ne l. s,izea al5,i liifea
! the ,tls!l8. and plaoei < ~ safety apan
I lbs -a'i'iisa'.sl'y, sad tiiis - did without
J efiaf.gspg ass pace q bratkiu9 tie cor
rect a'sisi ;asrt % the sSus,itU1. leu
! thouss sti '1css hailei With r,FtGruus
1piiAaso tssc saai-nt desd. sns OTTER
the'i s'.is's elpis'sis.,i wts.I ,hey knew
iwo 'soaien there were ste could only
ssh t'.alf tenir Eestitade ia LsoAon az
cen tsT-itie inotaer a3s6 tan Empress.
/ AUD proud sad happy moment must
( u haze besa Tor tbe hazzar when his
E5sPe.of. 1akli'S from his own breast
th1 g5'tllg nnamels-'i cross OF ihe Order
OF Aafti heeysa hang il upgI the
/ ofestsIfH hss hra,c sGt 5aiissut q e1p.-r"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

sa psisep'< o,Ncuisns ..s Ii,s ~ seae
ffoia the Rochester nenecras.I
a couple 81 young isdles 10 Itowisy
ttfeet, u, thi- s4iy, Eossessss 81 cei's Of
Naptiaevti BunaDstfi's B1ok af Fate,
y hitii he always ennsuited aiId siiieh
MAS his constant companion AID quite
In all tis enterprises, igIs copy. t@-
gefGsf WIKI ute In Delaware c9ants,
are she only uties pessrsssd IA this
ssountry. At recent visit this re-
howeed arscIe was consulted a. Ia THE
result at fi.e present poiitisai Huzglt',
! ami ,iIe following question: was acted
/ ~ four Of the tsrtY present: "a hal
( political chapgr isaisoui ~ taRe piaet7H
I Tee v+piy 90 person nuFntler one y as As
/ follows.
.rhs Fapk we,.iis whieii have iona
I infested the gssdehs 81 the s5eais' Wi,I
, te p.uck,-.l out, aud The tree of liberty
| wall flourish iuxurianiIy IN lheil
/ stead.n
Answer to person No 2-"Nhet
! imbeciity aud fui!y AIelaid iu. = poN.
erfui p.opie ~iil Iegain the iiasrts
( they have lost -
( Answer t. NJ 3.-"A cosfausrar %
! Bohly mind and mighty pa@eF sbal
! spFluK from ioS condition he ~if
freak the chaib- Ui the oppressed, ans
viii give .isiefty 10 the Eatio1.n
Answer 10 NJ l. fbe desaler O
his people y li 10 caught ia the tnfs he
OF ths ruD jgsA -gOhtEiYzd net Wisiei
hs hI,n-el bath guveu.H
TIE pe,sliIarIty of t.Itz slrsng'
oracle, tegtt hsr with the great coIlii
deuv', Ipposei IA Il by ITS renoa flet
unlh3r, as n'eii ~ ia reliability 10 &c
teTn,ElYg .utu.a events. seelus troll,
encouraging fnr "a Curious future i
IA RI euuuuy 20 those Nhe may cut
tmtnrHy sci tar kind, We may -.
,bst the answers ate al least apliiis
able, auG may be prophetic.
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saa..ar.saa. ,ra.,ea

Tie al,nye II Etfc title of az article ia
thf Church Union appealing for gym
paths sIsd help Tor the posr. 'ihe
" sijer says.
{" Wheits5lf Philip Sidney was NOR
iads ~ouade.: lie requested cup al
cold wster. .As 1t Wa being brought
h5' heaE,. i dying soldier make the
-asne request. Hand It IL him. ssie
tist general; 'h!4 needs are greater thBn
iaias' sir Philip wss mighty il hi,
50 HfsiTg'- service, but what act of MS
lie approaches This in graudeuf9. He
dtee' TOR his country ard he died sisf
t.gsEing willing saeriiices ios hi@ Tel
lows Ills name aud t1e tit4fg, are re,
meal sgsi3 IN THESE trying tines
when 20 toaag are uIlRhle Ia iibi ..!ii.
pi'syine tllc H!sf question Vstn gem
eroas iudirisiua.s and Families Is u{G
he: is il wet with &ii cgr Hireti- ,
heu are ssiii filling amo' thieves q,
they ioarney through life: aFs che Sa
nlarHana on the increase or decrease
THIS world wants nothing half 30 pucf
as Tie eFotherliness exempiiiie1 rs
thTi-', wttsRs mission ~ss the welfare
OF he baaieA and se,uis nf mea y
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THE VOTE of FLORIDA.
ine state zustsyusahiy for Tiiaea
'Saat ar. sa.asass. ssssbfe says


' &. 'sA''sas' s'"s"ie says
10 he-tssitoF OF the sun;
SIR ne minutes of the Florida State
board q CallFassers, published Deoem
oef l9i INC iettefs OF Seneral T Q. Bar
sio#, punished December Is and IL;
and tue letter OF c. A. Cowgirl, one OF
The beard, To General Barlow Published
IA the Times of December 10. taken to-
getaeT, hati.isoiaely lavalidate the pre-
.ence that Florida cast her votes for the
Hayes electors
denersi Bariow demonstrates that,
Il the cahFassing Board had the wide
powers they claimed and exercised
powers which unofoken usage ard the
ia" IN every ether State N the Union
except Louisiana, confer upon Judicial
trlpaaais GUY even then just and
scruPuious exercise OF those powers re-
suits IN haufng . majority tot the lii
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

Aa@saFlae Americana
When the Hsstt.rn Military Ins5i-
tate MSS a Drenuen Springs, Ken.
tacky, petore is removal 10 Nash HE,
among its cadets WAS JOB +, Steven
soc, ~ Cincinnati, ana a Scfi5e w bar
notorious Radical p8liIitiall Ills Pc
es4iiaF aes.istiess WAS All lngtdinate love
Of pie, bis ei4aaclfy fsr to.uil " icfl
wss ,sigsi ~ fiis. Of zee Hs&,iseu ia
Gee fer generating cssgds the differ.
..ssce oeiat. dat ;he ElsiHee used tlls
sleeve. Wills J =, used t5s capa ,ious
stomach Ills aaozfa& o}}Gaa,stts ADS az
follows: Upnn taxing hia seat ri the
table he would at once transfer al! tile
pie il sight 10 his ow plate.
As taight ns tx pectee, ne was cs.gf-
plaiaeti of aEd Was constantly luuVIas
about from one DIess 10 another. ~
lass be was placed in the lae-s ,t q gen.
tlessnn ttsirg ufar tins city, sfiase
ihitieis uiliit 6e Il r. { -! ..At,v,
jots, seld hen, "A kuow scar tsftie,s.
lar lnilinR; viii not aaYe any pie
grabbing NJ rag table the fast tiiaie
you oilend Pa pix yon aH,irr sTtest y
The ceeasiea WIS ps,s hang delayed
and c. vas ils e,Issd SIS hi Nerl.
Ny recollection is si4s.. Job Was finni-
~ : sen table to himself, with so
much pie aud 80 mere.
lie newer forgive c. Several years
sgu the latter Vas in Wasbirpfci..
oappeeitig that sns iii.feeIiRg on the
psst OF the fasher itad isi ago
vanished, ami, i,ct aisting tiin ia ms
seat in the House, tif which n. v ~ a
assH Der Chez, he ieft II esro uB IA.
desks 10 fl'ts eifsef: = {et, titst't So.
gaat soGus pis c-B + CH f'R4GIna
;Ie .slsssage gheB he getgsuef 10 lis
seat job -rEf THIS wofd, ~ ngtaa.
'fiend, ~ g Who mad len the city :
"'leii btn last { sax 30 ~ 10 h--i.,s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

sssie O. " ashiaEsOb esss ,bsy iiAva
.yen a!ts.ss!sisd so snt-tte our people IL
Decentralization, thst they could lei!
be asa,g,te Of lsae Saeah we we're still
@s'ell.tstls. IL 4 &, he ~ pes,t,sf that W.
aye issssstG !. Party with ssieti headers =
y ist ttisin 20 Y.iwsr We r.ati eTiy lt,ssa
oFs afd 10 ;,iattsa aud nppreset.,,4. .sot
{ 81 sassi ears. but tasTevrr Va hsts.
nTasie a aianis fight ftsr our eountfS
Iild constitution al ghtz; We have
net nurntfed whrn the cay ysas
3aesi On all oeraeioB<, eleven years al
az thu war eessstsi. We ilFse seen the
>tfaiig sfm af the 8osernmetst li-eti iey
/ has filiE4 We have aees them take
! f.ir ssnaii eis;ef Sfate~ by 5he three.
I aud eouafei ihetu - pulse uiA5of3tis
J scfseIts t,3' ia taegn And yss ali p
! leaHe sHsisu..a}lSs:sn. hat Se warn
I aless psgple faof 10 take all tslls %
rowar3lce Oh orr lart. we 30 Not
1 desire var, hal II ii come ~ tbs re-
/ voiaiioBsry scts oil tnese rcti.ffifels,
/! sifsj We ARE called by the Suftiern
+. people, uasier the uid das. "a defend
Z tie f1aao1 al eur Government, We All
respond with a;a e;sihusiasm that VIII
/ 4ssunisA these noBrg chargers, Ai4t
/ sill wipe item ftosa the face of iht
satth As completely IA the Ataer.e.as
people wiIlstt; na1 stse-ssiea.
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circular from MASTER I.aux.
OFFICE or MAsFER
TEXAS ST TIA GRANaE.

2
Among the msin abuses OF railroad
management prscticed in this State
upon the producers, who are the zeal
patrons OF the roa Is, is the one OF NJ.
iording superior facilities aud sdyant
| ages to forwarding merchants. TO the
exclusion of farmers who wish 20 10
their own shipments, Too frequently
IL is the case. especially ia times whef,
the receipts exceed the shipments and
the warehouses; and wharves are Eilled
With produce. that the farmer is tp.nesl
away add Told that the vacant space il
alla.tesi 10 or engaged BY some forward
ing merchant. Tbs eompels him TO take
his produce back 10 his farm or 10 q Ter
waraila merchant where he is required
TO pay storage, dfaYsge and Commission
for forwarding. These charges upon a
s,ale OF cotton aineant usually 10 about
seveaiy-tive cents per bale Fi.is drains
tae producer Of considerable. san,
without fair, equivalent or just retarr,
ct service. Let u see what the an,onnt
wiil be at depot where 1900 bales of
cotton are received aud shipped At
seventy hive crats per bale it will cost
eleven Thousand twe hundred and fifty
dollars Ii the railroads viii reeeita
directly TO the farmer and receive from
his wagon the produce; where ti..s, Is
the Necessity for this great tax upon the
tsrmeT, o. where is the return lie ~,
esIses for It !? The rsiiread nnsier,skinn
to dc the transportation. places its.d
under obiiratinn io receive from Tn
farmer has produce when in proper con
dHinn for Shipment and To transport il
as free sr n extfaosd snary oil RS as l.
Consistent a;t.4 ssfeiy and isis paien.
The q iiliaad j. ijsble for al Inss and
daHsgs', and VII resy il as readily to the
isTs.scF as 10 lire merchant; bat why
should the forwarding merchant b.
permitted 10 er,sa the fsruIer frnm the
~ are isousas AID HE l,issfsaa7 All
Fssoifsd be allowed ea,.si and fin. same
advantages. Tia disadvantages with
sts1s FARMER Is often s,irfs,uadssd. IN max
ing sharmests often fi1rees h,as 90. s,.sl
bis eptesiuce at depressed prices. and
gives the b.is sr another benefik (which.
e the channels of commerce were open
and Tree. ,1i4iat b. . SLY avoided Ahd3
hsre ] would call atteHticn of the fsrma
trs to the FEET that this great drair,sQ-
upon thsir IsfFsr Is owing, III d lasge
degree to n readiness on their paft. 10
employ another to do what they cal,
EASILY do themselves
Ia : spirit OF kindness and frienaij-
nesss invite the attention al these gres.s
ns'c'ssarY enterpris ; 10 these bIlrsiens
rpsln tue farmers with view ot hay ~
siism reinossd, thai they, With ersrs
sotissf Fufrps II and ifsiastr, II, our State
may BE- sssipped II every incuhns xud
esksf. sft6 Lar n, = =, II = IL
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siDW I've gAesiers We're Managed al
TsSIa- Tsmsas.

From The Graphtc:
Next TO absence OF octiY presence of
mind Is the best possession la crowd
ed house use. m8ae tiiss remark
yesterday "a t.ss Dispenser az foasning
ale iu bFaeklya ~ i0sSs.i ofrG ids
mug sBd waited tOI 1t ~ settle. He
WAS au E8eiiShnJaH, man II eoAsIG-
cradle education and cuiiuTe 10 iaug-
uags- besides his own ~ va ~
right" said Ge. AZ / trppe3 II az ana
took IA SIp- Aud / remember just tie
"a T. La prove IT. IL sas tinast gelt-
Grafton ago, IA the old Brooklyn Mu-
-tal1, the $50 up tx aier ~ those days
h rtaao at shs eTHeF ot the next
stfcvt orangt and tai.au, Where Lock-
llJ- now y. iflc.e WAS ii couple of
roariug farCe- GA tiat uj2bt, aud the
tvu,e vns .Gil. Ihe star WAS Fred ii.
keul, a i.B eObe'iiau Ui colizi ier,sbis
agiaeity sGi Alli vi fus. He VAS y
tEan Of esuarVes, tJ'-Iiever sitsurt -
Jy huy titiuR, tut of * pr,lir0ts v al,
suddenly suDke WAS sevu y the audi
cnce lt- 85I-tu wEs nor quite eertaiH,
tut li strongly sag sie1 are, Il
creased tor L nionieni, nAEu -eyeyaI
jumped Hp, put on Jneir bats and start
"a iUf the door. There was q err az
ibis laBcture &eut rt.sssedf3 she fs.g-
isnis, strgcA Al att.}uic of Bi0gb
tragedy aeg shouted iB tones ttiat
pierced eveTy p4Tt u tie hoJlse: "Bet
ter rt'S 'ToGnd -HettcF say 'rauud -
s3fu' g. cut a water melon soon ~ The
sGsct ~aE Instantaneous. kj4e:e was
b. roar OF laughter, 3 .HUueu; ~ al.t
,iuu, during which the sdi "a
-ult!It,--sssf and the. tHff.s staf an -
have learned OF naoJiier case in
New fOrk this one, Mime f5alri was
play itg ia trAspdy with Edwin For
rest. he pieec Oh thst nighs " AZ
still Waters Rau Deep aiube, TO
nisi as "dfs. Stcfu8ei1." Ii was the
night scene, and a. she walked 20 tie.
table 20 turn d,svfi1 Lbt glass eAtu-
queue lamp blsTuing therein there was
a iiitie ''Fep," the top fiem our like
.1Fk, aud ghe iiaue mounted toward
the oeiling. II stood within - foot oi
The litt, and tne theatre seemed ia
great peril Mme. po1Iisi locked at the
tiAuse feT 81 IH>tagt. while the volatile.
fi5lb sireamed Oat, tbeu y al led quickly
"a The table, took The burning lamp
firmly ia bel hand, whisketi II swiftly
actress the stage, and either tlasE i cat
lac window 10 the iett s,r la ilded IL t.,
soniehudy ou'sidc Ii was ali oyer ia
a mom=nt, Then those wt,t, were run
diug oct turned hack, aud the cou.a
geous PoniEi bad tG stand far many
20 ibusts before the fest tights wi III.
the audience psid her ths prolonged
aud repeated tribute gf lis applause
IL YVES saeh a, scene as few theatres
have ever oitrlsssed.
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Las SlUDsassfs WHEN Q aa long
aud ssaithi tusa, g:Ics u, ezienea TO
s''sssass-ii The esfctinn ot Il yes.s' Don
iteufifsa Fish, saaa the eognized
sfsaiAss'4rss e;s Keeper, siuee - csastea hy
That Cameron, took bin /, ia the
hicls teaHe ahd tFaesng climate OF
Deer Park, ia aisgy iail.i, stsere i,e= re
gained tsssse aud ssgssF. ,i;s-s row his
ptesenf'e Is required az Washington,
aud tbe managers, who have saceeed
ed IN getting sthr old Iaaiiis back ny, I"
are unwilling s;e should leave ttse capt
tai, eveg, 70 Rsei fiiai the effects Of M
attack q 'i.a1Faigta ~ the saFgtu.n Ia
s,tie ot fileet painful aud 6suee -ss;i-
moods lie asaf giveai, order that WIZ
shock tsie efstitsiFs fsg Sacre thsu bss
f'ser4,a' eShi'siLian tiir,agh the as Ga
fed pfees-
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Kew a Ciatsy"ssns naxarsizaE Inter
Tered is.tResa asussass aaa xife.

Sr~ui the San francisco Chrop!clel
Aioazo Hayward Was remarked la
t1Is first aud oHiy v IL. iAsi Sautsay, al
the oia home la san MatsD. Ihey
| we're naTfsesi more than thirty ago IL.
Hts'ausiB, end have bssss, DIVORCED
iiOi qnlte = year. ir. Hayward hse
tar IA long lime been prominent IN
| business eifcies d San Francisco. He
- a iintive of New Yofs, bar el6sed to
| Wise1isiii wben b ypIag man. While
iisfe he studied Law, uHd prnctiead il
~ connection with usrcan' lie pur-
suits, aud ia due time marie Miss
| Charity Hathaway. tie came 70 this
; e0bst in 1851 aud has pur@Ied, since
nat ilnle. - career of uninterrupted
prOs pst.ty. dis property has al air
t.feut un4es beeG estimated al from
| Ave 10 tea millions. A tout fiitee:,
ears sgs, he purchased his ssau Maieo
| ranch which contains neariy thau-
saBd acrer aud is n foFtaue IL itself.
! srd lived there with his family uatll
abuui Two years ago. 1t i=
pne OF the loveliest places OF,
tie cuas;, the psausiOu heiBg OF Tia.
| large, Old fashioned kind. and tie
graaads supeyt,. The ex,ii siouist e.
San Jgst il,a, glimpse OF It's sarua
bery its E5U,fs aud xais. rs be file.
past GA the tain. II ~ SAID that sn
atier Of 81 .iisSl, 800 10 gold WAS made To
Mrs. 1ayss.fd ipg tue place by the
mead Of "a great ocuabza arm. The ro-
4 awe beseiI some ,uree ar tsur ears
ago Lsa,g attention 10 business oftn,
lscst tx isiHg character seriously d.
agRed Ar. Hay hsaiis, And
united hin SOr the enjoyment Of life.
Ills wife, : i-iy VI New England de
eeat. CT scfiye iias5.s aud stirring tenn
persneit. iniai-sef.d tn his waits 10
tue bt.st Of her Sbility. But insaiids
are exaetlisg. There Was developed "A,
incpnpatltiiity ubich time, flstea.i
of heA!ifIg. oHis inside nlsre apparent.
~ tue heAlta OF Hayward rens,ereli
niia lees rapsifie uf srif. contsal SaTae
9De advised u,sgcetlsil, aud he visit-
81 AFs Sesmish, ait elderly 'tad.
living 81 0ssisnd, whns. buri9.ss
Is that "t cisiryoyant, Enagnetizpl
aud spirit healer. 5he advised = ioaf
ney 10 China a;fd Japeu, the Journey
having been prescribed by the spirits
Mrs.. Hayward consented to the trie.
nd MR. Bramish f0lnirdons % yit..
party. BY TIE time they reached fo
Sohona she age. insxuesizsr had as
-sft-J pretty Thoroughly her sway over
tue mind Of her patient. She. c.I.Ius,.ies |
speedy return, aud received cplestisl
luinrmsiion that Mr.. aud Mrs. iisy
warf c'1atd not return an the same
steamer sitb safety ia either. So the
hasband returned wi b Mrs. Bsamiss,
As nis psiiS eanipsnio'i, aud Mrs Hay
@sFii followed nj her esriir,t ,.sInset
ienes, Thereafter ibe iva lived apar,. |
suts after division of the Properly. 4 /
aTcsse NJ divorce 5a- srssfaa Ii, jan |
apry last. Ai,ait three n1nnfhs s.s.
husband aid " fl met st;identalh
fhe ,iceiiag lsd To another. aud the n
snosher. unit, ttIere Was u Dsffeet uu- |
der~ia.saiii,z and q Encouragement, as.d |
nn snnitsy last iae couple we're mar.
rleti ngaih.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30

hjEaAHosoS, DecsfEihs =, Is75.
10 The fs4fior Of The Heraia
The ten enl.ial Christmas tree and
concert in the city OF Richardson last
night wasa grand success III. al respects.
Notwithstanding the iael ssletey ana
Rafsvprashtass Of ,lte wSafitef--ti,q
rain may descend, the snagg f4ii The
wlnd b.og AID The black mud stick
closer Imam { h5atAer. bai let me tell
saa, sir, the energetic people ut R.chard-
aon don't know what failure IS. what
ever the efIfs4 prise may ~ IN Which
they are engaged. Y um Z aEld old were
ont 4l,etFee svas neatly decorated and
laadea dawn will valuable presents,
amounting 10 saAeti.lns lie SIX hun
Or stelIars wot8 Prayer was offered
BY Father Floyd, after which al apprs-
pirate adSrs = wss delivered hY Pro
iessor l. II Coleman. Then COM
n1enced the diattihntinn, intersper.ed
wi,h vocal and Instrumental music
This being over the aa teIee was iaaa
sumsiy entertained bg ,be school ca,.-
cert, conducted by f'ratess.r Coleman,
and toe ladies Of In Patrons Institute
all Of which VISA very Interesting In
deed Good order ard dt,coruua pre-.
fa:ied throughout the entire proceed
ags, Bg the way Samuel J. Tslden
(naele tk-. '5as present and presented
with iihe faden hat, which | trust he
alu wear with credit 70 himself and
h0nor 10 The President elect. until he
Is peacefully iaauguratel. Respect.
nifty, u. 3. HOVE.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-02-29
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