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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-14

Der 1ohtsg, ber @Obn bat mid batsn mol
len unb bic 5odtsr Did.
@ie fanb auf uno srubte bic Qntom.
menben nit Der Sanp winfeno, uno iie riei
In pte 6erne, no Fe n:dt ssbOrt wsrbsr
fonnte &auft Gud puppen auf Dem
Martt. Mnton absr b!ieb iibsn, cine ra'
1ds gerei aeruns 400 iibsr ieiu Antlis, es
tbat ibm msbe, bab 5boma bic gerldmau'
ten 70 l6aosnfrob sriibte.
Gin Bots fam aus Dem SAwertz 2Birtts'
baus, bic Beipen iclltsn binauf fcmmsn,
Der Mlt(dultbeib 9aneclin 1si ba.
Inter Dem 6oltbor fam ibnen BIZ
Sdmsrtmirtbin entsessn uno iaste: Die
gurigen inb aae eroben In Der @rterfute.
OlIdaui
Neuntes Gapitel.
Die Shwsrt ,irttin - es III eiumal TO-
man reest nidt Ycn ibm, ionoern Yon ibr.
unb er labt fh bas aud gan, germ aefal'
len = bic Huge Grau bat Den suttn plar
sebatt, bas alte Wirtbsbaus gu einsm fal
neusu gu MAIDEN, ia e;3entlia 3u einem bop
psltsn, penu alstalp, nadbsm Der plab fa,
ben 8abnbof belt mint mar, rpurbe auf oer
Tubwdrts ssfeWten @eite oes Saules eiu
nsuss @sbauos aufsefabrt nit elmer meitsu
Semmerbals unb becedte SSlIern. 70 oo6
tie 6cncratiuren tcs Staothsns itr Gali.
no i'm Spmmsr ins Greie oerlesen tonnten.
Danebsn bate He pas @rfersimmss oea
Sauiss nod ter Staptisite eisens iiir Der
lpbunseffierliMfeiten bergeriAtet.
(Grrtfebuns fclst.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Tarifa para dinero.

Les Vapores Trasatlinticos toean en- Plymouth.
ChebJu' & x southampton. la esta agencia SO ex-
piden pasnjes direetos para Paris.
Sc eApe idea bificteS do ida yuelta para pasa-
les lnterccioniaies Trasatlntcos por Incses un
ano r.spectlvamente con una rebaIa del IS y. =.
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS. = TodA iam,lla com
puesta dc . mas personas cuyo pasaje Trasatdnt-
co eonponga ei yalor de cuatro pasaj entergs
tiehe derecho q Ia rebaIa de u-a seXtl parts del
montGnte dei p saje. Entiendase por familia l. pa
dreS. MOS crladQ6. Esta reduction no tene iu-
Los nlAoS nlen0s uo 5 amos uno gratis Do q & q In
cuaIta parte, de II la mitad
: Los paSajeros para Francia cualquief parte de
EUROPA. puedon Quedar Ib diaS en- lnRaterra ri asf
GUSTAV vice versa los para Inglaterra puodon que
OAR en- FrRnela. Los pasajeroB por estos yaporee
tenurAn ei privilege de viajar 81 canino de he-ro
entire CherboQrR. Paris, Plymouth y L0ndres & una
rebala de 10 pS los embareados on este puerto.
Esta prohlDFao 9 los paSajeros embdreando en-
este puerto tomar bie.es SING en- casa do los Agen-
tes Ell San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. I&tier CO: 81
pasaje tornado borde pagara 10 px de recargo
Ademas de los puertos meneionados arriba pue-
den obtenerSe pasajes Dor los vHp9r9s de esta Com
Rafia, para los siguientes puntos: Antigua Barba-
das, Belize, CartRgcna. Colon. Curacao, Demerara
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. Jacnel jamaica
II Gaira. Martnca, Port -au-P Prince, Puerto Limon
sayaniilg saint Kitts. Santa Lucia. San Vicente To-
s. exieen ahora % precos m5dicos para los traspor
tes de tahaeo ycafe Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasaies, detes dom&s, d.
E1Rtrs6 Ia AEenc1a de Ia Compahfa.
La yompania aS0gura toda elase de yalofes Que
en electlyo maiAlee kEsciosos iOyas. Sc ombarqen
en los yapores do Ia Inca con d0stlno Eurepn San
Ih0lnas. HahRnA. q dWal1uior OtrO nunt0 do 40 rtA
-Ageates, kAtMer ~ Ca,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
LA PEQUElA AN7ILLA.
Gran Fzbsica montada al papor
DE AGUAS
GASEOSO-MEDICINALE Y DE PLACER.

Alentado por la creciente y decidida
protection que ell p1blico todo de esta
Isla viene dispensdndolne desde la ms
talacion de esta industria en- esta capi-
tai, me obllga a no omitir medic alguno
de cuantos esten mi alcance para per-
feccionar simplifcando 4 la vez todos
los preparados. Con tai objeto he ad-
quirido todas las maquinas, aparatos y
utensilios con que contaba LA DEIIcIo-
sA teniendo la seguridad de que el pd-
blico sabra apreciar en- 10 que SO mere
co este esfuerzo. Y seguira honrando ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07

da vez mas con su confanza esta casa
Para mayor garantia Gle los facultati-
vos asl como dc los enfermos, ccntin1a
siempre encargado do los preparados
medicinales ell professor en- Farmacia de
la Uniyersidad de Madrid d. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre inteligencia en-
estos trabaios son va conocidos en- esta
capital.
Para mas pormenores y precios en-
tenderse con ID. Teodoro Taul6 en- la
misma Fabrica. - TETUAN "a.
Puerto Rico, enero 13 de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
Ia C0LCREMA De VENUS.
-------4N -
Especial para hernossar J liHpiar sIsutk.

Esta POMADA, desconocida en- esta Capt.
tai y muy usada aceptada por las seflo3nn
de las naciones peruana, chilena, argentinR
otras, esta preparada con especiticos veae.
tales suayes, por 10 que no daila el rostro en-
10 mas minimo, Aplicada con m6todo y cons.
tancia, segun las explicaciones que acompA-
nan a cada pote, hace desaparecer las man
chas pecas, deiando suave la tez de las se-
fioras de cualquiera edad.
PRECIOs.
y rls. cada pote. Por docenas, 3ye1.
Unico deposito: La Bella Espaaa,
San JustO, 81. - Puerto Rico.
En- este nueyo ESTABLISHMENTS de nrodas ~
ropa hecha, sc hacen todas las costufns VI
bordados que Sc encarguen, como elegantcs
trajes de senoras, ayios de novia, ajuares de
bautizar, ropa blanca para caballeros. COR
batas, etc. Sc ponen d Ia moda vestidos .usa-
dos, Sc componen, limpian y quitan las man
chas prendas de seda lana, sc alderman
sombreros, Sc forran paraguas sombrillaa.
y Sc cose d maquina d CHAVO la vara { l,rs.
parada). En- la misma casa Sc hallafi az
yenta muchos articulos dificilesda enumerar.
3-3 Puerto Rico, Marco de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
De V0nta,.

Ell que suscribe ofrece una Bomba. enkara.
mente nueva, de preston de aire calente Gle
puede producir nuy facilmente, de 500 1000
galones de aqua por hora con el solo Gasto az
IS ib carbon, cada diez hOras
Els enteramente sencila cualQuiera perso.
ma hasta un nifio la puede hacer afdar
rs 10 que necesfta c,alQuier hacsndatlo i
Estdnciero.
Para detalles precio Sc pueden diriqir u
interesado en- la hacienda 4 Enriquetan a
Arroyo donde esta montada y lista para tfaba.
jar
hta Is AbriL Eduardo Il Cert.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
Sc Vende . arrienda.

Una de las mejores poseciones para crianza
y siembras de todas classes Esta en- IL juris-
diccion de Nagnabo barrio de Quebrada-pal-
mas. Para informes 4 Don Tomas Mirabal en-
dicho pueblo, mar, 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
a mea. 4 las do la tards. .saldra de Ia
RRT0RN0.
coNsIoNATARIos.

NrxxrrAs. Sras. D. p g. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA.
e,,e.sssrss d, Silva Rodriguez Comp.-BARAooA. h.
AlaYo conp.-CyS4, sTes s, l. kcs sS SomR;n Hor
min rsed0.-AaUApILLA Sres. Amell. Julia Oe-
puKero- Rico Sres. Irlaste. Hormano do CaracenA
y HCnmn.-SANTHoMAs, 6res. Lamp comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
AB0I0 ESPECIAL PARA GAIA DEllIEll

Diez afos dc bnen exito premiado en- In
exposiciones de Barcelona, Madrid, viena,
Salamanca, Filadelfa, Leon, Lugo etc. etc.
Dirigirse a los Sres. Andres Estruch ' O.
Ronda San Pedro 176, Barcelona, Espaia
hsta. ell is junio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
EN- RIO-PIEDRA6.

Por ausentarse su dueho, Sc vende una e.
tancia de 20 4 80 cuerdas con dos casas de ma
dcra colindante con ell mismo pueblo Ala ori-
la de Ia carretera que conduce & esta capital
propia para.una casa de recreo para establo-
GER cualquiera Industrial Ell que IN Interest,"
puede acercarse su duefio en- Ia Gale de San
Francisco mum. 81. Tamoien Sc yenden tres
caballos, dos de sia uno de coche, todos en-
un buen estado. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
COMPASIA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES,
auRxENlnoNAna ron FL annIERNn DE q Il

Ss-picio e,,t-p Europa Santh6rnas Puerto d, Plsrto.
Roo Habdnd. aa.to Domingo. Puerto Plata nt,ds
AEtilias. iB,srica del Sud. America Central Mtico
etc, otc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
COLEGlO COLONIAL DB CURAZA0.;
DEDICADO A LA ENSENANZA PRTMARlA
YsECUNDARIA DEL BELLOsRx0.

| Este plantel queen los siete meses que cuen-
to de existencia tiene asegurada perfecfamen-.
te su estabilidad bajo Ia s6lida base do lnS re-
sultados obtenidos hastn ell dia, esti llamade Is
prestar las familias de esta caidad, grandoa
servicios en- la educacion 8 instruction dc sus
hijas $50 ssa4a
En- ell Colegio Sc admiten alumnas interna,
y externas. So
Los precios por trimestres son los siguien-
tes:
NTERNAH
En- las seccioncs primaria = secundaris. u
EXTERNAS. Y. s
En- los primeros conocimientos. 6. 4
En- la secciOn primaria. ria................ 9.
En- la secundaria. ....................M M.40'
Los primeros conocimientos comprcnden: el
abecedario espahol, formation de las silabas u
p imeros rudimentos de lectura, escritura
contabildad.
La instruction primaria compreAde; lecture
castellana, esclitura, Rndimentos de GramfH-
ca, UrbanidGd, Elementos de Geografa ffsica,
Cosmogr2fia, primer os conocimentos en- unO
de los idiOmas ingles frances holandes. Z
La intruccion seeundaria comprende: Grs-
matica castellana, aritmetica teorica y practica,
Historic universal, Cosmografia, Geogatia
fisicay ypoltica, Defamation idiomas frances,
ingles y holandes.
Ademas, hay una Secei0n cofisagrAda La
bores dibujo; ocurrase por ell programs roe
glamento al agente ID. Manuel NJ. Solo
MAYAGtEZ p. REL DIRECTOR, JOGk h
HENRIQUEz hta. 10 jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
ARRIENDO.

Sc desean arrendar 230 cuerlas de magnin-
cos terrenos radcados en- ell barrio de Hove
Mulos, jurisdiction de la Carolina. Informa.
ran calle de la Luna nGm 90. As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
Por $4,7 700.

ssss III III Es III asNfa
Sc vende una casa terrera AZ may kasi.k
construction en- le cnle do Il Luna saiSs--o
76. Para mas inforInes se dirijan al' sr Avr-
dante del Battalion de Artilleria Don Joes slSl
Buey.
Imp. del ssBoletin, ], = FortAlsv@ -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
Aviso / los se5ores embarcadores.

Les mercancias smbarca1as Dor los yapores de la
Nnea arriba expresada. que lleguen este puerto dos
nesos d Libra csterna al cambo corrient0 de gire
en- Les fechas de las arribadas. Las que pazuen g
pX do capa. en- yez del 10 p& senalado sobre hetee
a. saneral N. II Oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
vAPORES ESPANCLES
kNTRE LIVERPOOL 7 PUERTO-RICo.

Los vaporss Puerto Rico, Mavagiiez Ponce ST.
Kuen carrera desde Liverpool para losvarios Duer
los de esta Isla
ParE infornes rcferirse 8 los Sres. White. For
man , Comp de Liverpool, i los rspresentantes-
BoRDA CoMP.. Mayagnez. CoMP..
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
I D A
3 RETORN N o

Fapor Manuela" capiian VillLama.
v,.rr purnTo-R Rico ron II. SUR DE SASTo DOMINGO
srouS FL srourESTE ITrNEEARro.
NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
IIIll II TlP0RIS E2A10LlS
sETRF LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

Txs Vnporee Puerto Rico, captain I2a&uirre;
Ponce captain Port londo Mavaoaez captain Oirion
scruIr3rl hacienda sus yiaies como haAta aQui
salisndo dc Liverpool 81 dia 20 dc cada mes
TMPoRrANTE PARA Ell ooMERcIo.
Llamamos Ia atencion de los sres. comercaantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
Sc yende.

.M Tn piano vertical. Gale
De San Francisco nun. .,
sastrerfa, darin rason.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07

Llamaunos Ia atencion de los sres. comercaantes
las siguiantes
TIpos RRDUcIDos DE rlFTEs.
Nercancias Gacos vscios. Papel.
PerfumeFia. yugueteSt felas.
OnchiIlerie. DroERs. liyercs. soI For toneiA-
Jarcla. Jabon. VINO. Llcotes da de pceo
espirituosos. Aguas minera- -,
les Tidrio de ventanS8...;..{ msdiaa
Ouincaileyia, aiAnbfe, cobre. no opcien Dc
iaa "a latA. clnvos, tubos. para ksr
ras forretarfa. pintura. Asei- vapor.
"a patlas para aZ0cak. .........J
LozA yidrieria eerseaa........... ost.
Arror. hierrc. calderos iosOnes. Isl. de s prssio
1odo con Ell 10 p% de capa.
Maauiuarla otras mercanctas segun convenio.
Lea deees seran pagaderUS a45 III Z.
por cantidades lie consideration. de NO naenos de
axo tanaiadns de carRa. por un solo vnpor, = hara
ss,nvanio aepecial con los sehores que la compro-
nefan.
Hlririr los Eres. White. Forman Ct. 81 James
street. Liverpool: s. los Agentos sres Latimer O..
San Juan p. r. Sres Liauri. boToa " AAJa$ueGiy
Eres. Wiehers o.. Ponce.
Avtsn Las aeiloree 0mharcadofes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-07
PUPILA)S !!
PAILAS PARA INGgNI0.

JULIA I CoMP.. do Aguadilla. Para mas pofnlDnoE15
dirigirsa 4 Ins etadne sAsorae. Sc
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
GOD HELPS THEM THAT HELPS
THEMSELVES"

1t is an old and a true saying that
the Lord helps those who help
themselves. 1t is especially applica-
BILE in times like these, when, instead
OF hrlng stimulated to cXertion by
necessity, people are apt to fall back
on their trieuds for assistance. But
the men who succeed best in the
world are those who overcome by
their W efforts the difficulties III
their wsv. Thus the hoy at school
known as .'StutterinT ack Curran,'
became the great Irish advocate II
orator. No person can tell what ne
can do till ne has tried. The indivii-
ual who has been brought up TO rely
on the assistance of Others IL likely
to weaken his W powers by want
OF exercise and thus incapacitate MN
self for usefulness. The late Earl
Russell, the friend and hiographer Of
Tom Moore. once applied To 'A"rh
Melbourne, then prime minister. tor
a provision for Que OF the poets sons.
Melbourne wrote back:-''l think
whatever is done should he done for
Moore himself. Making IA small pro-
vision for Young men is hardly justi-
fable, and 1t is of AL things the most
p~rrjudicial to themselves. lhey
thiuk what they have much larger
| than 1t really is, and they make no
exertiou. The young shouid never
hear any language but this. You
have your own way To make and II
depends upon your own exertions
whether you starve or not Nc
| matter what is y persons position III
Ito mr. the object for which he is
striving, self-heip IS his best means
| Of advancement, for when 1t IL seen
| that a nan is reSolutely bent upon
accomplish inghis purpose resistance,
il needed, is likely 10 come. Let hiH
show his capacity rs n mechanic,
lawyer or n doctor, and there lie sure
III time 10 be good demand tor hi;
services.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
THREE BLUE GRASS GIRLS.
cincinnati Commercial


PUT-IN-RAY, August 26.-Among
all the beautiful women who have
been here, it WAS left to three young
girls from Kentucky 70 achieve the
greatest success. In tweniy-iour
hours after their arrival they were
the admiration and toast, aud unable
to keep half their engagements. IN"
oldest is Il widow. twenty Years "ih;
the second, sweet seventeen; thlru,
just fifteen. They are all bruneties'
with eyes of jet ~blackness, wonder.
fully regular features, and forms ol
such grace and symmetry ~ seems 10
he almost peculiar to k~emturkv. The
largest shoe worn in the patty Is 4
chiiiren's size, No. IL and the dress
ing of The v"uno ladies and their din'
munds made all the other b, Hes p#l'
with envy. SAID u lady TO me; just
think of some peoples luck To be /
widow at twenty, gOrgeuu>ly lovely
and with diemonds th't would buy
out the Bay house. They wen,
away this morning, leaving a Ira
grant memory and many d~isconsolai'
sud lonesome hearts behind them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14

A THIRD PARTY A DELUSI0N.


tb'nl1ttat.b'
'.In the present state of the country
saws the Erie Observer, "a third party Is
4 deluSiOn-a snare set to eaten unsUN-
pccting voters for the bcnctlt oi the re-
publican organization. Any lab"rlng
man. said Hon. John i. follett. ut
Hamilton. Ohio, on Tuesday. the 18th.
who a, this election. bends his neck to
the republican woke. should never again
complain of burdens and Distress The
same may be said of the men who are
deluded into a third party organization.
There s,,nnt an act upon the statute books
the third party leaders complain OF. that,
ut the time it was passed by the r"H'lh-
~licanS, was not opposed by the demo
Gratis of the senate and house. There Is
not an essential measure advocated IN
their platforms. that the democrats IN
the last and present congress dld not at
tempt to cngrait upon the policy OF the
country. Democratic votes pas ed the
silver bill. Democratic votes made TIE
present ~grecnback issue a permanent
part of the currency of the country. and
rave to 1t its first and only recognition
as money in time OF peace. demo
cratic votes wrestcd from Jay Could
and the Pacific railroad RIM their power
over congress. and secured the III inIt'e
payment to the government OF more
than two hundred and seventeen mi
lions of dollars that would otherwise
have been retained by that monopoly.
Democratic votes lifted carpet-bag rule
from the necks of the southern people.
and remanded back the army To It's .c-
Ultimate use, the protection ~ the IRON
tier. Democratic votes have compelled
the interior department 10 take meas
ures TO recover from railroad corpora
tons more han q million acres OF the
public domain given to them during the
last fifteen years in the shape OF Ian
grants. In fact. there is not an evil
brought upon the country during III.
Grant rule. susceptible ut being RENE
died by congressional action, that The
democrats. SINCE they obtained control 81
the house. have not tried to remove. That
they have not succeeded in every meas.
IRE OF reform introduced, IS bccaucc tho
senate and executive have been against
them. One ol theS" impcdImruts vii
be removed on III 18th OF March TEX,
and the other two year, thereafter, i
the voter who won the victory III lN1t
stand firm.
With these facts so plain that ne who
runs may read, the organization OF :
third party, with objects ~o>tensibly tn
same as those already begun n hal
accomplished by the democratic part,
in congress, can have but one object
the perpetuation OF republican rule il
the state and nation. by dividing III
democratic vote. Out of 2Ni member
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
BOUND TO WIN SUCCESS.

Tue Council Butts (lows) Nonpa-
ricl says: "A young maH ana wn-
man arrived III this CITY recently WHO
are destined to make their way in the
world, "hard times or not. They
walked all the way from Pennsylra-
ma To his city, and were rtruute 10
Nebraska 10 take "A homestead. 1h"N
were both intelligent, ANA stated
that they were unable to make any
thing more than "A iivi,,g IN the cast,
alui had determined to strike west
aud grow up with the country. 1hcii
reasons Tor walking Wa, because they
had not money enough to pay thcii
fare. However, they were not pen
niless, aud We're lot bvggtng tihcIl
way. The young man bought II Goa
of one of our dealers and struck on
with his componion Or the set'lr.
sun, full OF energy, AMI with Il spun
tina, Indicated plainly shat 1T was III
intention TO win the battle OF HE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
SALE.

WHEREAS. Archie Steel and Catharine Steel,
w by their certuin deed OF trust, dared April
18th, 1873. ana recorded in the recorders office
for Lafayette county, and state of Missouri. in
book No II. on page 5s1, did convey TO the
Undersigned trustee the following described
real estate, situated in SAID county of Lafayette
and state Of Missouri, namely: Lot numbered
four "a. IN hlnck numbered twenty coy. IN the
first addition TO tie town tnow cIty) oil LcSing-
ton. NJ the -aIn" appears upon the plat OF said
addition now on file in IN. recorder - Office oil
said Lafayette county, which said convey ance
WAS made in trust 10 secure the pay nent OF q
certain debt therein described, and whereas said
Grbt, IN said decd Of trust described has become
tu" ana reihaIns unpaid; nov, therefore, in
lurzuancc al the provisions of said deed of trust,
ad't AT IN" request ui he legal holder Of said debt,
the undersigned. trustee, Will proceed 10 sell
the above described property. ut public ven Tue.
To- the highest bidder, for ca-h, on
TUESDAY, lsr, A. d, ISIS,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and > O'Clock IN the afternoon ui said day, in
front nf the courthouse door. IN said county Of
LAT ; t:te and tate OF Missouri, for the purpose
indicated in said deed ut trust.
nLg3i-ti JOHN r. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
VANDLRBILT'S NEW TROTTER.
From the y ! star, 3!-tl

'f' $500 |'~Ns
The phenomenon Of the trottin@
turf of 1873. Edwin Forrest. who was
"pulied" at Ju:a and prevented from
winning. and who has since startled
the sporting wutlt by trott.ug a mic
Mt Hartford IN 2:liA. has been pur-
chased by W. II. Vanderbilt. OF this
Cltv.
For number of years Their" has
been II great rivalry between MI.
Robert Bonner and the NauderHrl'
family rs TO who -h"u!i have the
fastest horse. MI. Vanderbilt, by hi
iurc-t purchase, has secured the fast
c,t lrotier in America except lttrus.
Charles Green, OF Baby Ion. l.. l.. Wac
purchased Edwin Forrest tor Nj.
Vanderbilt, claims that The Ali!ma.
can beat R4ru-.
MIR. Vanderbilt paid a >mtll pie,
for the wonderful irollcr IL iitti,
more chan "nc-lu.lf that Mr.. Bonner
paid for DrXi"I-Hnd when tie iatict
was bought by Mr.. Bonner he on
had II record of 2:l1. While ElwiI
FORESTS record l. 2:lii. the prize
was $1,000. Bonner y aid S3O,UJ
tor Dexter. Tnrtmrn FAY thai For
rest can beat h record of 2l3t re
Gently made by Conklin'S Rtru~ b,
over three seconds, and it l. report
ed hat Charles Green has Dir VI
him i'll 2:ll. Mr.. Vanderbilt vi
withdraw the horse from the tut
and unless lie agrees To let him Al
Tear ut some tro'ting meeting III
public will never witness his 9igtt
Tic strides in 4 race. or i!ut out hoN
!, fast he actual y can trot. It's clalu
= ed the next coming horse l. Protien
and that lie can trut IN PHI OF bette
II may be po-slhc THAT Mr.. Bonn,
may buy him, but his ownrr. 1t
n claimed, would not sell for doub
+ the price paid for Edwin Forrest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
EMERSON.

We owe many valuable observa-
items {, people who are not very
acute or profound, and who say the
thing without effort, which We want
aud have long been hunting in vain,
The action of the soul is oftener in
that which is felt and left unsaid,
than in that which is said in any con.
v]ersatiOn. IL broods over every so,
clcty, aud they unc"nsciously seek
for il in each other. We know better
than we do. We do not yet posses:
ourselves, aud we know at the same
time that we are much more.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
A TELEPHONE.

ST. Louis RepubIican:-The tcle-
phone between Columbia aud Roche
port was completed on Saturday,
the 9th ul'., and operates finely,
The distance is thirteen and a half
miles, bu, not only is conversation in
An ordinary tone Of voice transmit
ted perfectly audible, but il iscqnaliy
as easy to distinguish n person
voice as though he was i'll tue samt
! room in three feet of YOU. The t"'a
cost of the telephone IL about $500
The price per message Is twenty
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-14
KINDNESS Is BEST.

The following pretty sentiment is
FROM the National Christian AdvO-
cate When III angry word comes
from one section of this great Coun-
try it is at once echoed aud re-echced
from the other. When II cry of dis.
tress from one part Of our
land it is at once responded TO with
words of sympathy and deeds of
mercy from every other part. Such
is human uature. But ia not the
grace of God sufficient to enable
Christian men to repress angry
speech and to avoid guerrilla warfare
while the white h.g i. flying7