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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
CATARRH.
TWELVE YEARS or SUFFERING

Gentlemen bout twelve years AFRO. while travel
ling IN Father krnps Old FoAs Concert Troupe -
4 ten.r singer took severe cold and was laid up
a Newark. MI. ILis Gold brought on severe A.
isck ~ Caiarrh, which beffiod With every known
remedy for four wreks without avail. and was nnaly
Obliged 70 give up NO. desirable poslton and re-
turn home unable 10 alag note. For three years
efterw ards unable 20 sing 81 all. The Lrst ~
tack Catarrh had len my nasal organs eEd throat
% sensitive that the slgktrst cold would bring o.
frcsh attack, leaving ms Frustrated. IN THIS way
continued 10 suffer. Tbs last attack, the nsyere.t
ever had was terrible. lsulcrcd the most excrncat
Ing pain IN cad. wa ~ hoarpe ~ 70 nesearce{
able 70 speak. and ccuEhsd :ncssssnty; 4 thought
was going into quick consumption. aud firmly DO
eve that had these symptoms CO.. tinncd without re-
When IN this distressing condition.. commenced The
Reluctantly. confess. had tried all the advertised
remedies without bcncni The nst dose 81 this Won
dcrfui medicine gave nle tho greatest relief II ID
hardly possible for head q hes. eyes ache
who can scarcely artlculio flsf acty account 81
the choking acc lnulaf0rs IN his tlr0nt. % realize
how much relief obtained from the hrst api caton
OF sANYonDe RADICAL cuEk. der ~ influence
both Internal and external, rapidly recovered. and
BY an occasional ~ tue rtms " since have been
entirely from Catarf for the rst time IN twelve
year, Respectfully {2egnr,y uo,proox
wALrHAn. Mass.. JAMS, 1876.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved In
hallng lube with full directions tor IA all cases.
Price. elO For sale by all Wholesale and Retail
Druggists throughout tho United states: WEEKS .
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale Druggistss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

A wealthy lady Of Paris Madame
Hcss--has given the Mayor Of the Sec
ond ACCOMPLISHMENT 10000 francs, the
annual income Of which is TO be applied
70 the foundation Of prize Of virtue. 1t
il TO be especially devoted 70 the com
munal girls schools Of the district, and
Il il to be awarded TO the pupil who dur
ING the year shall have been Of ire
proachable conduct, and given the great
ost proofs Of iilial dcvotedncss and picty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
OPIUM CURE
INSTITUTE.

This is an Incorporated institution for the rad
iczl cure II This dreadful habit II ~ one ~ the
many humtukS which furnish medicine BY the month "a
year. only ~ fleece the poor victim and leave him
slave Al last No severinx or plan No
rtroyes tue first day. Care com pi-sed usu-
ally IN q few days Patients eat. sleep. and feel
happy while hrng cured Health improves fruIn the
beginning a thf patirut encrges frun dreadful bond
a4e Into new life ~ iltarty aud happiness Perfect
cures guaranteed In ALI q Asc~ taken. IT WILL
NOT COSTA DOLLAR unics the patient Is satisfied that
afEhfkcT AND RADICAL Clkt has been effected
testimony. address OPll = CtHEHN~TITITE,
49, and 4l3 North Meridian street, In
diamapOIis. Ind.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
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hotel II" pace "h'r' " 'iA''''F an e'i i "'""
meal or iois'ng-'h TACT. Ii" fi''" "h'F' one
can stop al All. Inns Will oe "a' news 10 '"oSc
VII" pass 10 anu 1T" thr""S" the i'i'''' II '"''
hav" become accustomed l" "''nH :" wen ''''u
for whit" there refer iho'ha' WIN" h'7 aI"''7
Kept most 'N''tl'h' mouse say 1" '"N'"" -
not enough L" pay nun '"E h''l''"S " Nv NV
II" closed thai department III '"' mouse. D"' sun
Keeps open ms grocery store u" ""'' II '''
wood hotel IL also close" '"' III S''f' '''N""
Mr.. and Mrs lhoIna are Yer! h'h"-ht"F''"
people. ana "hth th'N l""''' "a" " "f'
Il stranger with no ria'" ID s'"P'I'i'S ''"h "e H.
and of course W" were wen c"'~''''"''' '"''
table - always Ne very nest Nv '""" anu
beds nice !tnd cl'ith. anu l''IN an 'oo 'ie''' "
turn any one away hungry or tired
We found i'IlIS Eastwood JUST recovering nom
an attack "' ""S'"'Sa' !" u" '' 49,
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VRCSTEE.S SALE

MIIEREA Joseph +. Mcrriruan and An
" I Merriaian, his wife, by their cert:
deed al trust, dated the 10th day OF Scpt-mlr
ls14, and recorded in the recorders Utlicc
Lafayette county, and sta'c of Missouri, IN tie
hook No. 20, on page IS. conveyed To the 4
drrslgncd, trustee, the following tlps sCibrd r.
estate situated III the county OF Lafayette, Il
state of Missouri, io-wIi: The southwest gm!
ter of the southwest quarter of section TWEEN
seven t21), IN township iorty-nine 40, OF RAJ
the southeast quarter Of section twrnEy-rI
t2sl, in township iorty-mine 90, OF range Nv,
ty-iour ga. and The east half OF the norihu
quarter Of section thIrty-ihr.e t2G in towns
iorty-nine t4D, of range twenty-four cd, &
the west halt Il the northwest quarter of stci
thirty-four tifl, IN township irriy-ninc 40,
range twenty-iour CD Which said Conveyal
Was maue IN trust TO secure the payment of cert
prOmissory notes in said deed OF trust mention,
and whereas, said notes are now past due and
main unpa!d; Now, therefore, AT III. request
the legal holder OF said notes. and in pHIsutI
of the terms of said deed OF trust, /. The und
signed, trustee, Will, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER .0ru, 1871,
between The hours Of len O'Clock Ia lie forcnt
and four O'Clock in the afternoon of that day,
front of the courthouse door, in the city of l.
ington, Lafayette county, Missouri, expose
ca:h In hand, The above described real ebtatr
the payment or said notes and intere>t.~and
costa of this trust
a. FITZiUGH ALEXANDER,
ect2Otd Trustt,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
GUllVllLE.

Mr-,rs. Lindsey GroOmc~ y to = =or.hnm
mil Is in iuii blast, running out lrt gallons Of
rh- very best mula=ses per day.
auu informed, by farmer living ia ia" IF
fereut ueighhsrhnni-. that The carIy -"wu wheat
Il. suffering BY the d., and = small worm. some"
ar" drilling the second t!u. on The came Gr"UUi.
Mc-sro. Lows amt James Harrison passed
through the city one day last week with - head
Of fine lredln. cattle. They uoughtthem in NrI-
nor and Bates counter. and they VIII feed ih"In in
lh!s urighburh"ot We wish them success, ~
I!-y are liberal and heavy traders.
The MUrpnyIt"- are stul sitting with closed
doors. They com" To- the light one. every three
weeks. 1t - supposed that II take secret work
to ix NJ the irunkari :" that he VIII -:irk 10
his pleIgr That j. right. don't lr' h.m. comr
To- public virT uL'Ii a." - ccluilrlriy ii!l.t! " h
Murphy n">m"r.~un.
one lay Ihi- week there ~ IuI;r i -pIrirn,l
bidding OH sample !oaI ct wheat. at excellent
quality rnr rh,- Year. IN. hri ~a7 i'r TIE load
amt the whole rr"i, seven hu,-rs We're "u tie
wagon. al good maj" apt. E"-h IArrnt II
purchased II at 81 Ia. hu~nrl. !hr ral"1-u j~
AL energetic grain dealer tu,j r.wAy~ Gigs Ia"
FARMERS The highest market grlc..
Last week Two horse thieves pa--r,i tirr"u-H
town on horseback hlr" lradri audLIr" looted
several al our citizens 2nt aafrl them. an lalsH-
ed them =" closely tiaf 'h'y i,it thr!r hrr-'-
about HlSGlnevlll'. t"rh - TIA" t'rueh and mai"
rhr!r c-caic Horse thieves aye getting To 80"
tun nuIn'r"us. The rrnr,rtlIrv : no cur" toy
them hanging Is III" only remedy We VIII
nave II organize another vigilance committee.
ami ewInS them To the iir=t limit. 1t IS ~al.I one
of them had ON handouts. supposed 10 be III" on
that escaped from the jali at Clinton.
The M",h"hrst~ are holding II pr tractSh meet
ing. and are looking for several ahlr preachers
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

WHEREAS, William Il. Slavens and Lcnii.,
w j. >iavrns, his vile, by their certain ,cri
of trust, dated the 4lh day OF May, 1876, and rr-
corded IN the recorders Oflire for Laisyr;ts
county, and state oil Missouri, Ia deed book No.
20, on page ~, couIe. ed to the unlcrsl.uci.
trustee, the following described real estate sItu-
aIed in the county OF Lafayette, ami Stat of
Missouri, to-wit: The east half of the north
west quarter oi section t~enty-six Cs5L; also the
west hall Of the southeast quarter OF ne north
east quarter oil section twenty-five t2g. all IN
township iorty-eight NS), OF range twenty
seven co. containing in the aggregate. unc hun
dred tloO) acres; which said conveyance WAS
made IN trust 10 secure the payment OF a certain
prOmissOry note therein mentioned and iesCriL-
ed; and whereas, said note 10 due and UNPAID:
Now, therefore. al the request OF tha leyai
holder of said note and under and IN yHr-Ianr,
of said deed OF trust. l, the undersigned. trus
tee. will. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l0rn 1877,
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the fore.
noon and i've o'cloct in The afternoon of tina
day, IN front OF the courthouse door. in the cit,
OF Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri, sci
at public vcndue. t. the highest bidder, for cast
In hand. the above desc. lDcd real estate tor IA,
payment of said note and Interest. aat the O. It
of this trust. JOHN A. ;. TUTr,
oct2Jtd Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS, jesse F. Earl and ,ord"lia A
w Earl his wife. and james [. Earl au,! Mar
/. Earl. has wife, by their cert.in deed oI uust
dated the 18th day of February, ls.0, and T,
corded III the recorders office OF Lafay.t;
county, IN book No. 3, at pag. LIS conveyed I
the Undersigned, trustee. the following lie, cribe
real estate situate and being in LaIayctt" count
Missouri, to-wlt: Lots known and design ate
ON Davis addition To the cIiy OF Lexington.
plat OF which said addition is now on lie IN II
recorders Office for said Lafayette county, ,
lots one, two, three and .unr a.! ; and o., l
block number three () ;and lots number thilIe-r
fourt,c fifteen and sixteen rs, "a, l5 ana IL
in block Two (2), all in erId Davis addition I
LcNlnSt N, which said conveyance was ma,
in trust 10 secure the payment oil certain prom
issory notes in said deed described; und Whrr,
as. said notes have become due, and 4 portion
them still remain unpaid; Now therefore, in
cordance with the provisions u s,l,t deed
nust, and mt the request of the legal holders al
owners OF one oil said notes, | VIII proceed
eel the real estate above described, OF so mu,
thereof As may b. necessary, at IN. cOurthou,
door, IN the city oil Lexington, Lafayette cOur
~. Missouri, 10 the highest bidder icr Cash.
public veDdue, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th, A. D., le1.,
between the hours of nlne O'Clock in the fur
noon and live o'clock in the Afternoon, OF Il
day, TO satIrIy SAID debt and interest, and {
cost OF executing this trust,
tct2yit JOHN r.. Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
General Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
G~OI.D-Opened and closed at sl02s., with
sales during the day 1T SlG2ss.
ST. LOUIS. oct. IS.
FLOUR-Dull and unsettled.
GitAIN-Wheat lower; No. 2 red, 81 "a bid,
No. 3 10, ST Is cash; ST 26al 25s, November;
No 4 do, ST. Ii bid cash. Corn steady; 4lSG
il'sc Oct =; ilasc Nov. Oats better; 25rtL2ot>c
cash; 2jac Nov; Rye lower 10 sell; II c bid.
Barley dull; sample lots Kansas and Nebraska,
so d 60C.
PRODUCE-Butter, large receipts but market
sustained. Eggs unchanged. leGl6c.
Pi:OVI-IONS-Pork iower; Sl3 20. Bulk
meats lower; clear rib, 3 81 delivered Bacon
easier; 81 5 S7I., SO l2s. 3 20. Lard lower;
winter. IS s.. .
~HOGS-Lower and fairly active; light TO good
Workers, 81 GOAT 81; pack ing 81 s3aj, butchers
TO extra, Si@j %. Receipts, !. 500
CATTIE-Du!l; demand mainly for Texans;
choice shipping steers sJG5 -, goOiS4 .094 20;
light, So I514; native COWS and heite,s, 81 25@
3 60; feeding steers, So 5093 a5; Colorado ma
tives, 81 25Ga So; Texans. So 1898 80. Re-
c,ipts, | $50.
IA IS. Receipts, 1000.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

In England when the people vote adj
v~ersely to the policy OF the government
the ministry resigns Last week the
people Of OHIO. the HON. Of J In Sher-
inan, whose elective office be 9 ave up to
accept the portfolio OF the treasury. de-
manded of Mr.. Hayes in tones emphatic
enough to carry conviction to the dulIest
intellect, that he either dismiss Mr..
Sherman or direct him to change his
financial policy. Ii Mr.. Sherman were
possessed of the sensibility which char
acterizes English statesmen, he would
obey the voice of his state, and spare
Mr.. Hayes the pain OF asking him to
leave.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

The president has nominated Gen. .Jno.
NJ. Harlan. Of Kentucky, to be associate
justice OF the United States supreme
court, vice David DAVIS. resigned.
Gen. Harlan will make about such Il
supreme Judge rs Mr.. Armstrong vii. y
senator He is known as having been
the candidate of his party for governor
on one or two occasions. when, at course,
is about all. He is SAID to be Il pretty
fair lawyer, about on the BriStow order,
but as an eminent lawyer he has never
been mentioned While civil service
reGurm did not carry Mr. HAYES SO tar
a. to impcl him to appoint a distinguish
ed democratic LAWYER like Hon. licr~chcl
at least. have found better material in
his own party. JUDGES Drummund or
Dillon for instance. Ii Is unwiSc to APP
point senators to position merely on
account of partisan political services, no
doubt, but it certainly seems less wise
to appoint a man to the high position OF
justice of the supreme court Is Il reward
for like services. Gen. Harlan, who
lives NJ Louisville. is about Iurtv-two
years of age; his parent, We're natives
OF Kentucky, his father james Harlan,
being i distinguished whig politician,
who represented the Mercer district from
1886 to 1889; he was also secretary OF
the state Of Kentucky from 1910 to 1874
and from 1880 to 1868, the time OF his
death Gen. Harlan has several times
been IL candidate for office. In 1859 he
ran for congress and was defeated. He
served as colonel OF cavalry for two
years during the war, and was twice
candidate for governor afterwards. he
is a man Of pleasing address, is a fair
orator. aud is one OF the best types OF
southern republicans.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
Stock Notes.

Mr.. K " sparks shipped ! car load of hogs
Last Saturday.
Mr.. Armstrong a"ii, Oct. Is. to Lewis Day, :
hogs. l:7u pounds. nj ); ~ per ID pounds.
Robt. Parker sold. Oct. 10, to smith and Ham
lett. & cattle, $500 pounds, at ) cents.
There will be Il great sale of trOttinE stock at
L~eavenworrh, As on the 18th inst.
Mr. I II. Jones sold. oct. Is, to LEWIS bay.
:w"lv" hogs. %l5u pounds, al -. cents.
Shull and Elliott sull, Oct. II, to Ripple and
Lcilrr. i cattle, 6'60 pounds. 4: } cents.
shuii and elliott sold, oct. l., to Schneider
and Ripple, . cattle. S?C0 pounds. at : cents.
Mr.. Cass RyIaud shipped l car load OF sheep
last Tuesday 10y the Missouri Pacific railroad,
and ; cars Wednesday
At the lair a, Nevada last week, the horse Red
Bud flew the track and threw HIS RIDER, a negro
by, against ii tree, ktIlrng hun.
col. II. G. Gales sold, at The National stock
Yards, East -. Louis. last Friday car loads Of
sheep. at ~ cents for the bulk, Il few thln ones
gong al lower figures.
Mr.. j. + Groves, of Middleton township.
bought, recently. of Mr.. Vim. L.eIsc. : two
year old steers at SIS per head, Anh : N-arl!uS
steers at $40 per heal; also from Mr. Frank
Campbell one very iime thoroughbred short horu
bull, at SlG0.
Mr.. in" {. Woods will sell at public auction,
at his farm, live mules southeast of Dover, next
Saturday. / pair work muie-. 10 head OF wear
lang snulcs, l!u head "t stock hog. " COWS and
calves. and households and farming implements.
too numerous 10 mention.
At the sale of Mrssrs John Mckinney and
IL. Bradley, which took place IN Washington
township last Tuesday. TIL followin prices
were obtained IL t"-s. first choice, eErrIsirS
40 pounds, t cents; 10 hogs. second choice,
uvera.Ing - pounI-, - per head, brood s"W-.
81 per head; mitch cows. from $50 to 81! 10
per he,I; y"arlInE hcifcIS. SID To so per head;
> ~yrarlins Steers, 81 per head } sucking hetteI
calves, sis 81 per head. ! sucking mule, SO :"
/ ye.rling mule. So 20: ! work n'ule, SIj"; |
Two year obi horse colt, ST.: ! two year Old
mare colt. Sc -; old horse, "a, 10 head OF
cows IN one 20; at private SALE, $50: 1; h"ad OF
sheep, SIUJ. Farming and household utensils
brought good prices.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Speaker Randall in taking his seat in
the houSc made 4 short speech in which
he used these words. They will be en-
dorsed by the whole country "lassume
that we will take no steps backward IN
the work of retrenchment and reform
SO auspiciousiy begun by the last house.
1t is certain that still greater red uctions
can be made without impa!ring the eff
cheney of the administration"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Tie new wlnirr ,luuA, ior llIlc. viii be ruad.
lag.
Mayao"ut trimmings vii br much worn tin,
water.
Nr IIlIru saIlr,i from England for home. last
SATURDAY
''tn"IuItiun tiurS Of dark gr--n aud dark blue
al, az I"n
Nj. Vim 4 Walton. "i Brownsville. WAS III
town Htfinr-,iay.
Governor -,i",t fi~hup, Oi ONO. has n mayuif-
'rri itlnu,', l.-,rt.
Ii yuu MAKE the cr"wn II Ynur bonnet -nrlr.ly
81 feather. YOU viii ~ ia -'yl.
MI ,"oIGlu y Ioung was III the city ms
W''L VISITING relatives and fr'rE,I-.
'm Hrlr was signify hurt. Wednesday. hv
"v"iturnlns las buggy neal hI- place
Nj W Il steele sHt has i,tiv daughter.
jUi 81, an. t"rtn ~. the ltlt-l quite 50
~. tgi 81 peasant visit, last Monday. from
Nj, ! + ur".r-. OF Middleton township.
Mr. \ + ,iIAplrlsh has arrived from II.
Louis. and "a, ihe guest oil Mt,. pr ]Eoulwarr,
u VIZ, cay.
>rrtia. Democrat trauL Tut. al lexington.
= hnraht al ~irint-. anu All r,c-lteni Fellow.
called upon II Yesterday
Among ia" prominent law rIs IN attendance
nron our riIm.unI court NrIr Judges b l..
Wool uu AMI Ph!,tn!eI Lucas.
NJ. ..,t.,- ,r;,. At. ,...
't-nIrr "i tie Lih"rl. SAVINGS Bank. Is visiting
- lnr htytI-t Fcmti" { nlirg", N this cItS
tOr "u' ,lpor gaImeuts Tor iatl-s Ike paletUt
Irrm has superseded she ipiman Ihe trim
milr- are u-ua!ly WHITE siik httIas. or hands OF
h,JS, SILK vruaIn"utet with rows OI stitching.
Am"nE he newest and most distinctive things
,m lace are he larg" collars which ave recently
m,.,. mar ,,.,..,,uc. ,,,,,t .tr,r,lv from,
'-."ric"t portraits
iN-t,uVrrnur Hendricks and WIFE reached
,.,,. I,, g,,.r.,, ,,nI,. ~
a.
h'' 'F" '"''Ah was III orator 'hl GOV.
Nru.iri, Il. re- ,onird.
n, "a -,,,r
= - " f'r'-'"' >'S'' "'"h's'"y- ""feSf''
.','. ~ - 80 = VI '""'''y AN
Iu-Th' ..,a, w.,. .,
VIA, ,. ., A.. 81 -I.,,.,I .rn
... or, ~, , x-r r,.r.r. -,n,n,n, -, ,,.
,~.run.l,. RESIDENCE. - DIV. stree,
capt i. II. IUru,r, The blond. poet OF the
wukauiA. aud = IItpr of the CArrollton H-co ri,
"a r! f' ~" IL M"nity lie was en- r""fo Tor
lii" h"i-H'~ 81 FEih'As meeting Mt >tiaiia-
~ '.''"'' '"'" 80 81" ,"'9 III d" 'N''''"
49,. 49,. ,.r, ,ai :"
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..,,.,
Nv W..h b,vgu s,I1 M. farm l, pov.r
TOW a-ntp. VIII leave tor TcNa- where
h.. " u m4ac H. home at DaiisS. The chang"
ha- been mad" on account Of Mr7. Webb, del
'''" h'''ih
our fashionable young men NJ" wearing on their
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Cotton factories are spring up IN the
south. Quite a large one, to run 1874
s%pindles, is now being built at Mobile.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
NOTICE

THE undersiSn ned. assignee OF W. Erki.
4 i'"febv gives notice that he I'LL applv tr 'h.
circuit court oil Lafayette COUNTY. Missouri. IN
winch saln estate IL rrniIns, on III" first ritv IF
me next December term Of SAIL court. u
49,. Tor a discharge from his trust in cunrnruon
WIN s"iL estate. iHO>. \. WEBB.
-o,'-Vf" Assignee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

S,u,+,, Davis Of [;rr:,in = rI+.r tL.
~,
~
Mr.. McCrecry has introduced in tn"
senate a bill to repeal the bankrupt .nw
-, ,tf,
legislature was rorty-frur at last ne
counts.
E,rd ,n.,.I ,ra .r,.,.,i in New Work.
I,., rhurs,,, 49,, Iu,,-3 SALES ~ rbn
;,,.r;r -, ~
r., ri.,in,,t; - ,,.,.,. s,v. ,n.t
..,v, ,,,,, .,,;n,. h,.l. ,rG,r-.,
Sb,rm,,.s u,r,.v ,,,,,,iv
..~.
'hai1rN w prescott assistant post
rested Inst Saturday tor ri1lug rr,is
tered letters.
ihe 'ha'''l'! d. 'h' We" '''" "'"'.
"'F"tl' stale commute" ''''lnF 'i''' Inc
''''''fH's VIII carry ''' stale ~ '''
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"'' '"''''. 1890
Judge Dillon has decided, At Dc-
'i''"es' '""' '"'t >f"'''''9 ''' '''''''''
- I"'"Pe"'"'" i'' ""'I''H e'''''N vi"
''"u "''' lily ~ "'"S"' CAV
p''''e9 s"'o'"'ie''' >"''
The Shreveport Times tell, OF 4 snake
killed near puapau. bayou hy MIR.
Smith-Su.ricious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'hirty-'he i'et IN length IN" '''H meas
inT iorty-two inches III 'Ircaihicfr"'r.
Tho a,ma,r.,i, u,.n,L..- ,r,,, NJ.
,n; .,l
$780, ,,m,n.. c.np..I.~ ru,i,. .,..
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rendered on the whole. The rrromM-u-
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Miss Lizzie lh.ing Wise. Il niece OF
Prot. john Wise, OF Pennsylvania, the
only iiIy aeronant in the United States.
made an ascension in her balloon, the
Amazon, last Sunday. from ST. Louis
Her Intention was to explode her balloon
al 4 height of six thousand feet from the
earth. and descend in Il parachute, but
th, wind being very high, angry clouds
hrnging overhead, and the hour being
late. ) O'Clock p. IN. she concluded to
make an ordinary ascension. Her balloon
wa, carried sixteen miles, i'll Il flight of
some thirty-tive minutes duration, and
She landed at u point in the Columbia
bottom. above st. Louis, in a tree top.
after having some difficulty in keeping
her air ship from sailing into the river.
: Her manner of descending in parachute
stylr i new and novel Her balloon Is
. donbI. cl,rd. and when the outer shell
- exhausted OF its gas it collapses
a~tiu-t the inner case and forms par
arhuir. which lands her rs safely Is the
gcadual process OF allowing the gas to
escape. She proposes giving an exhibit
tom of this kind in st. Louis tomorrow,
where il the wind permits, she will AS
ccnd five or six thousand feet, explode
her balloon in lull view Of the city, and
descend upon its devoted head. We
,nrrc~, to Mr.. Hook that her services
he secured for our next falls fair. She
will draw people from all the adjoining
counties.