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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
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Nam Street, immediately opposite the Court
house gate, where will always be glad to see
you. esp, ciaily If you hav. any county news.
THE ISTELLIGENCER has the largest cir
cuIation OF any paper published in Lafayette
County; it is the largest paper the county
and Is thereby enabled to give its reader more
local and general information than any other; 1t
Is the Official paper OF the county. and con-
tains the sherffs notices. probate court notices,
| court dOckets. proceedings OF courts. and all
| other local matter of interest. such as births.
| deaths, marriages, proceedings OF political. re-
iIgiUus and other meetings, &c, and has Il large
| and interesting county correspondence.
| In politics THE INTELLIGENCERis an indie
| pendent democratic newspaper, always sup
| porting the principles and nominees Of tn,
party. hut free to criiicIse wrong-doing in DEM
| ocratic officials, high or low.
| On the bond question THE INTELLIGENCEl
| is with the people Of the county, as It atrdy'
has been; thinking that the innocent Taxpayer
| mas rights which as much to be respected IL
| are those of the ''innOcent bon,ihold"r."
| THE ElNlEI.lll.ENCER reliable all
| statements, avoids the sensational, and scleci'
| Its literary matter with view to the promotion
| Of good morals and good taste.
| THE INTELLIGENCEH should be in every
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convictions, that support which VIC shall en-
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
THE DARKEY'S CONSOLATION.

Not long since a San Antonio colored
darkey did some whitewashine for a
man living in the Fifth Ward. On paw
ing Tor the job the employer paid off
Mo>e. for that was the darkey's name.
IN Mexican quarters atplr. II was sew
eraI days before Mose found out they
We're worth only 20 cents. Nose was
very much hurt about it. jess to think
"i Colonel - cheatin dis hard-workinr
nlg@ah outrn 80 cents. Foah de Lord
! wnt nch"r hab believed it on him.
hahn "rtcr tux de job in de fust place"
Nnd then he added more chccrfuIly: "But
ei hadn't whitewashed de fence neher
would hab found out whar all dem
chlckenS roasted what sold next morn
ing ior dollar. De banks hadn't kotch
up wild dis niggah Yet. heah. heah-'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
WHERE LUNCH Is VANITY,
V'm"inna'I Commercial.1

Colonel G-, of Bowling Green.
ny. made :. heavy play against n faro
bank when fine lunches were set at all
the houses. and dumped over ST. coo.
winch completely wo' him out. He re-
i"'tln,!y laid aside his "cue-paper'' and
.ead pencil, and called tor his cloak and
cane The coiored attendant brought
,he required articles, and, while adjust
nE the cloak, politely remarked, Lunch
= JISt ready. Colonel; won't YOU stay
amt have some ?" Lunch, HI - roar
ed the Colonel. grinding his teeth and
taxing a trmer grip on his walking
SUCK. DO you thing l can eat eleven
hundred dollars worth of ham and get
rypn' ;; ~ SN1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES,

Up /" Minneapolis is physician, DIR.
II niger whose cinchona recipe tor the
cure "t drunkards recently attracted at
t"ntIon. Now he is out with this one
tor consumption: One halt pound finely
""t up becsSteak fre>h): one drachm
pn!Verizcd charcoal; four ounces
pniverlZed sugar; four ounces rye whis.
Key: one pint boiling water. Mix all
together; let it stand in cool place
over night. and give from one to two
'"aSp"onfnls liquid and meat-belore
each meal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
THE SORROWS OF GENIUS.
From the Burlington Hawlere !,

lfron the burlington Hawkeye.1
The night is waning. the hush of in
spiration makes the sanctum solemn.
The news editor has Just written himself
New York dispatch telling ali about a
Sca-Serpent The political editor is lust
closing 4 crushcr iull of blood and thun-
dcr, and winding up with aterrilic expos
ure. The proot-reader is openinga new
case nt pencils for the purpose OF mark
| ing all the errors in six lines of proof. The
| funny man, from the fearful expression
on ms sorrowful countrnance. is known
| 10 be in the throes of Il Joke. The Joke
is born. and this is its name:
"a man died in Atchison. Kan, last
week from eating diseased buffalo meat
y clear case OF suicide-tlcath from cold
| bison'
Enter the intelligent compositor-This
| Atkinson item. what is this last word?
TO him. the funny man-Bison
Intelligent mpositor-B-i-s-o-n?
Funny man-IeS.
The intelligent compositor demands
to be informed what it means, and the
| painstaking iunmy man, with many tears,
explains the joke, and with great elabo-
ration shows forth how it is play on
| Suil l'ISeu. VII, yes, tle lutclllScuL
compositor said, and rctires. Sets it up
cold pisen.'
Funny man groans, takes the proof.
seeks the intelligent composltor and ex-
plains that he wishes not only to make
a play on the word ''piscn," but also on
the word "bison."
"And what Is that?" asks the intelli-
gent compositor.
The funny man patiently explains
that it means ''bufialo''
"Oh, yes!" shouts the intelligent COM
positor. "Now | understand
Mortified. funny man retires, and goes
home in tranquil confidence and grow
ing fame.
Paper comes out in the morning
"cold buffalo,"
| Tableau-red fire and slow curtain.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
A LOVE SONG.

Kiss me. darling. Let your lips
Be "A rose that breaks apart,
AMI IL Ice the bee that sips
Honey from the rose. heart.
All the scarlet leaves unClo-"
bf this blossom blown Tor me,
Happy late to be II rose,
Happier fate 10 be II bee
Kiss me, darling. Let your eyes
Be the Vioi.tS on the hIll;
| Will he the wind that flies
Hithrr. thlthcr ai its will.
When my kiss upon them lies
Then the blossoms. sweet and shy,
NJ usl lock up IN swift surprise
hilc the laughing wind goes by.
Kiss me. darling. Let nv heart
BE IL warm AMI pleasant nest;
Com" and swing It's doors apart.
Enter in and be INV guest.
Love stands just within the door
Tender shall his welcome be;
There, my darling, everinuIe
sing you song for him and me.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
A FOAM OF EXCITEMENT.

Ninnebago is honored with very
pretty lady barber, and she handles a
razor with wonderful skill. Her room
l. crowded with beardless youths who
never shave. middled-aged men who
were Srraped but yesterday, and hoary-
faced and hoary-hcaded old codeers who
haven shaved since Mcthusclah was a
hi"y and All submit themselves to her
N"N;rouS skill and delicate manipula-
hons with astonishing cagerness
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
DEMAND AND SUPPLY.

Hamilton tOntD Spectator
'n one occasion. when a well-known
actress was singing passage with an
"h.igaio ior the trumpet her husband
WI" was the conductor, thought the
truinpcter might play louder. and So re- :.
p"atcdiy urged the musician that at last
the man. in Teutonic accents. exclaim.
ed. Louder? Eh! But we're is de Wind
TO come iroln2'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
At HER DOOR.

A fool for my doubling and dreaming
And following up and down
Shall MI my life with scheming
For II touch OF my lady's gown?
Shall plot from night to morning
For the glance OF n wnmAn's eye?
And take the wag. OF sCornIng
And wear shame livery?
y, foOtman. .. wonder OF whit.ness
And diplomatic cock ade,
., fOOtman of much poliieness
Form iady's iady's maid.
As you open the door Of the carriage,
just tell her l've gone away
But will come to dance at her marriage
On Somebody's happy day.
-lBiackwood' S Magazine
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

Maid Of Athens, ere WE start.
Take my arm-l'lI take your part.
BE- nv partner. All the rest
Have paired off a. snit- them best
Hear Ine swear, before We go,
Toe nOu sns ngdpO.
Bismarck's blanI but over-kind;
Gortschakoi would Argus blind;
Coy hndras,y's cOliiy cute.
No. Such partners will not suit.
lou are small, but safe. trnw,
Zoe Mom sds dg6l'0.
Hobsnn's choice? Oh, not at all,
I've my business at the ball,
What il il | need not tell;
Attic nous should guess right well.
Come, together let us go.
Zoe mo" sns agnp0.
Maid of Athens. though alone,
Think not. dear. that I'll be 'done.'
They've nn eye to Istambol,
Fam would leave me in the hole
DO mean to let them? No!
Zoe DiOa SdS dydpO.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The following gentlemen wee elected rs tt,s
Stat Democratic Central Committee tor the
neat two years.
FIRST district-W. II. Clopton, St Louis
Second DISTRICT. ii Pratl.cr, st. Louis.
Third district-E. "A. No0nan, -. Louis
Fourth dIs.rlct-jamts L. Walker DEXTER
Fifth district-II. :. Herbert, Rola.
Sixth ii-trlct-.Iuhn b'Diy, Springfield.
seventh dlstrIct-E. \. Nickerson. Warrens-
burg.
t.l2hth Ii-trict-A. e. Bryant, HarrisOnvillc.
Ninth hIs'rIct-i. IruaN, Stcwartsvillr.
Tenth di,triCt-H. ~. Newman. Huntsville.
Eiryent dl>lriCt-ohanuou L. Douglass, CO.
lumh!a.
Twelfth district-W. L. Il. Gillespie. Kinks
VILE.
Thirteenth DISTRICTS. NJ. Edwards, Audrain
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
The DARK SIDE OF FREEDOM

iprtroit Free Press
"hen asked what he thought of free
"om, an African philosopher sagaciou,Iv
replied:
NV ell. sir. freedom is n mighty fine
'tn|; hut | cant eat freedom. / cam
Wear freedom, and now Ise GOT to az
port myself
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
SPRING HORRORS,


lHIrginia. New. Enterprise
Here IS an extract from Il little bows
first composition:
''N hen cats is a swearn' and blasfe-
mn ana tryln> the cages of their steam
bIers in the back yard at mite, II makes
ie!.cr otiu Trade il he isn't , siaam;m,
with his bic brOther'' Pa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
THE INTELLIGENCER.

The Lexington Inteliigencer is in accord with
the democratic party of the state of Missouri
upon the important questions discussed in the
platform of the party AS land down above, and
Will do battle Tor them until they shall have been
carried to success, for the relief OF an oppressed
people; and to this end asks the support and as
sistance of all persons who desire good govern
ment.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
NEW COLORs,


The fashionable colors in Paris to d,,
are prickly bronze green styled .sCrG.
r""d mort 3'umOuI'' "thc love.s,oi,
toad, and an enraged flaming scarlet
s.yteu cree dc cog en- coicae, or ''angry
coAcomo'" You see these colors every
where rs well as types of their senti-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03


And then n.think me that-he Is not there,
thread the crowded street;
\ satchelied lad | meet,
With III. same beaming eyes and c0lorcd hair;
And. as he's running by,
Follow him " ith my eye,
Scarcely believing that-he ls not there!
know his face is hid
Under the colin lid;
Closed are his eyes; cold is his forehead far.
My hand that marble felt;
O'er ii in prayer knelt;
Yet my heart whispers that-he is not there,
cannot make him dead,
When passing by the bed
So long watched over with parental care.
My spirit and my eye
Seek him inguIringly,
Before the thought comes that--he is not there
When, at the cool gray break
OF day. from sleep wake,
With my first breathing of the morning air
My soul goes up, with joy.
To Him who gave my boy:
Then comes the sad thought that-he Is rot there
When at the days calm close,
Before we seek repOsc,
I'm with his mother. Offering up our prayer.
hate'er may be saying,
am in spirit praying
For our boy s spirit. tnough--he is not there!
Not there.-where, then. is hep
The form used to see
Was but the raiment that he used to wear.
The grave, that now doth press
Upon that cast-oT dress,
Is but his wardrobe locked;-he is not there!
He llves!-In NIL the past
He lives; nor, to the last,
OF seeing him again will despair;
In dreams see him now;
And. on his angel brow,
| ! see it written. ''ThOu shalt see me there -
| Yes, we all live to God!
| Father, thy christening rod
! So help US, thine afflicted ones to bear,
That in the spirit land.
Meeting at thy right hand,
] Twill be our heaven to find thnt-he is there!
-tJOhn Pierpont.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
A r. ALEXANDER,

TTOkSEY AT LAW. Will practice III th'
~ Courts Of Lafayette and adjoining enutitles
NJ - ,,ttenI rrvInpTly 10 the collection OF
kims and to investigation OF titles To iea'
fat, OIlice over the Banking House OF m
-; :. -, ianI+-iy
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4, WALLACE wM. II. CHI
WALLACE l. CHlLES.

TTURNEIo AND COT NSkLLoRS Al
Law. Lexington, Mo. Office, front room
= the .-EeAIngIun savings Bank, OPPOSITE
| court house. " Iii practice III the courts I"
avetIe ami surrounding counties, anu ais" II
supreme court OI Lme stale oi Missouri an
u > Circuit auu District courts iUr th'
stern District of Missouri.
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ALFRED j, HALL.

LATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING Al
TURSEI, VIII practice IN al. the courts o'
,rd IN Iuiuyrtte county, nnu IN all the Statt
Federal Courts Criminal law anu colitc-
Is - specially ReIers Uy permission, u the
kIngtUn SAVINGS Bauk, Hon. john kelu :
klrmap state Democratic Executive Commit
Gov. j. W Stevenson, L :. Senator IRON
ktucky; Il. X. lrelanL, County Treasurer :
4, b. steele, County clerk. ULhce over M
.II.-,s >t,r. iuulF-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

TToRNEYS Al LAW, Lexington, Mo.
! Once over No. o., Main street fri' t!rt
I Nj IN. Courts oI LaIay cite and adJacent coin
III the supreme Court ot TIE STATE ana
trict Court oI tie United States r"ihP'
kntiun given to collections anu all "lhei
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Notary
BURDEN s. son,

a TTORNEYSS lOUS>ELLoRS Al LAW ,
u Lexington, Mo. Oihce back room over '''
Atnstuu savings Bank, opposite court h"uSs
III Practice III the State anu t"'t"IaL Sout'S
rrr,i,,r. hu.IiItss Iebl.-Sl.
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-IANES n. NlcHATTON.

rrURNEI Al LAW, Lexington, Mo, VII
| m ~tice IN the courts OF Lafayette and al
Ininy counties, and IN the supreme Court oi
SLATE. Special attention given 10 :ol!ee',unS
Ac. IN Dutch Row, near Quarles Co $ i'fus
- So ie2s-iy
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LEXINGTON, Mo
H.. No s7I Main street, over leSl7 hfu-
IRE, VIII practice IN The LalaYeite AN" ''J".n
! counties Special attention gwen 10 c"lIeCt
kls an,i ;h, Investigation ut lana titles
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

TTaRSEYS Al LAW Lexington, Mo II
pr,ctice in all the courts OF ihe SINH Inua,
II Circuit. and United states courts. ttoihl,
.niinn given to collections. ofnce III
ntsIIIyencer Building, - front room.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

The blood is the real fountain of heal th
and life; keep this life giving fluid pure
by the use of DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture
and you will enjoy lite.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
ATEOR NEYS.
WILLIAM YOUNG.

\ TTORSEY AT LAW Lexington. Missouri
nr,s nf fafayette county and the courts u
|.cord in the state. Office opposite the court
kuse, An business promptly attended To
1 iYnt,-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

Morphia. Opium and remedies oftheir
class only stupefy and seldom cure.
For diseases of Infancy, use DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup. (which is safe and sure in
its effects. Price 25 cents.
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INTELLIGENCER.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
rust ,'A- al
Arrive ut ST. Louis 500 4. NJ.
Express and Mail Tor st. Louis, East. I 10 L. NJ.
Arrive nj 81. Louis. b:42 A. N.
sunday tram, - arrives at-......-. lo::t1 a. NJ.
Sunday train .S leaves N ..... ...... $40 p. NJ
AKRINE.
Express and Mail from ST. Louis East
ana south .....-.....-: 8 40 A n.
Accommodation from st. Louis. East
C. BEN RUSSELL. Agent
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORflIEkA
LEAVE LkXlNGToS
Trains ior Kansas City ani West. 90 NJ
Trains for st. Louis East and South. go. 90 T. u
Trains for Kansas CITY West. .......... 90 l. NJ
Trains ior Richmond. d....................1: :on a
'' 80 ................... d u T. NJ
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from ST. Louis and all points East
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ 900 T. NJ
From KANSAS Lity ami all points West. : 30 A
ST. Joe ami points North. i................1: % 4 n
s.E. INGRAM. Agent.
wYASDOTTE, KANSAS CITY AND NoErHwKsTERS
HALLWAY. MARROW GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON:
Passenger for Kansas city and west. 100 A. NJ.
Express NnIl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = 3, T.. NJ
Freight ... commemorate. .....-..... 9-2j a. N.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON:
ENpr"ss ami Mail from Kansas CITY
and the west.................. ..... IL OS A. NJ
Passenger Observation-Disclosures. 6:l5 =. .
Freight ..........-... 10 A. NJ
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Mr. BULLS llTTIE PARTNER.

From Punch.
J. Il. tto Miss IIellas bcfor. the Conference
''Receptinn.'D MAY 1 Observation-Disclosures
nre nt taking you n?'-tMrnta!ly) -''Th.re's =
nobody else!'
Maid of Athens-Sew Version
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

SURGEON DENTIST ,oiliceopp"s!ie
n thr court house, up STAIRS, LcNIng- tySs1sS
Mo Ali work done IN 4 scientific -,1-
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,r1,.u WALKER. RICHARD pIELI
- D,,l
WALKER s. FIELD,
30. 5. RATHBuS- D u 'H 49,
RATHBUN s. SHEWALTEIs,

4 TEoRNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON
II Missouri. Office over Wm- M"rfison N
! = Bank. LVNIott
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Clay townshIp-.Juhn L. Mcdonald.
Davis tnwnship-Jackson Corder.
Dover township-lsXac Seae.
Freedom townshIis-GrOve Young.
Lexington tnwnsa!p-William Young.
Middleton tuwuship--j r. F.'Grovcs.
Snl-a-R Bar townehip-Wm. 4 Anderson.
Washington townshIp-J. ). White.
Chalrman-Wm. Young.
Sccretary-Grovc Young.
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DIR j. b. ALEXANDER.
DIR. H. CHAMBERS,
DIR. PETER TEMPLE,
HoNEoP PATHST

IA HONG the latest improvements III the cure
IA OF diseases esp, cially chronic diseases There
nothing that rNrrls Electro-,iuivan III con-
1iection with the medicated >aFnr bath, when
eeded. To those suffering with disease, and
ho have, SO lar, failed IN getting relief irum
Ie ordinary means. | ullcr the above agents
ithf fbe utmost confidence of success. once n
ain-G ross streets. near OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ian church. Lexington. Mo.
ieb23 PETERTEMPLE. NJ. ID.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. CARL e. RUEHNER,
DIR. w. A. GORDON.

HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HrgSinsvillc.
Lafayette county, Missouri. Office IN the
gle Hotel maylSm6
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john BULL. ioquifmr.

Maid Of Athens-New Version.
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DENTIST
DIR. j. w. MENG.

|T +. HASSELL, ID. ID. S.-bilice over LII
rick : bank. Lexington, Mo. ialI
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\RYIAND & RYLAND,

\ Z. RYLASO: AESOfiOS Ky LANp,
National Republican., 1878-08-14
Nd, has returned to the city much improved in

Nd. has returned to the city much improved in
health.
COLONEL A. X. MCCLURE will deliver tho
address at the opening of the exhibition of the
State Agricultural Society at Erie, Pa, Sep.
tember 90
GOUaH Is resting on few lectures In Eng.
land. He Is true Yankee, and shows his
contempt for soyercigns by putting them in
his pocket.
oSE of the colorcd attractions Of an Amcri.
can Uncle Toms Cabin" party in England Is
Sarah Washington known as "the camp
meeting shOuter." 30.
Mrs. HAYES, when at Newport the other
day, expressed preference for Hold the Fort"
and Marching Through Georgia." and her
wish was law to the Artillery band.
Hos. J. T. UPDEGRAFF Is billed for speech
at the reunion of the Nincty-eighth and One
Hundred and Twenty. ninth Regiments of Ohio
Volunteers, at Cadiz, Ohio, on the Goth.
FEMALE bathers ut Long Branch have taken
to wearing masks of wire net or of oil silk on
wire frame, which conceal their features from
the inpcrtinent stare Of male loungcrs
o. b. BoND, Of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau
and Miss Isabel NJ. Stone, Of Boston, were mar.
ried in Council Bluffs, recently, by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher Bond accompanies Mr.. Boecher
on his California lecture tour.
NJ. d. CONWAY, of London, has boon author.
lied to offer Il 900 pounds toward the college
education Of women at Oxford, provided u
similar sum Is subscribed by other parties. 1t
is likely to be raised very soon.
ALLISON NAILoR, JR., the popular livery
man, accompanied by his fair lady, will leave
to-day on an extended trip that will include
the prominent seaside and mountain resorts
Their immediate destination is Cape May,
N. j.
THE Bishop of Manchester, England, re.
Dukes the clerRymen who marry when they
have not Giving that give them fair sup.
port. He says that many clergymen do not
have meat as often as farm hands, and are
glad to get cast.of clothing.
| GENERAL IMBoDES, of West Virginia, has
been spending the heated season at Gaysport,
Blair County, Pa, varying the monotony OF
things by getting into shape new conception
Of his for locomotive, which shall lay all
other kind Of locomotives In the shade.
PRESIDENT HAYES has accepted special
invitation from tho Minnesota State Fair As.
sociation, to attend the twentieth annual fair
to be held ut the fair ground, st. Paul, from
the 2d to the 9TH Of September, inclusive. II
Is the Presidents intention to visit his home
In Fremont, Ohio, the last Of this month, and
he will thence go to st. Paul by the way Of
Chicago on the evening Of the Sd Of Septem.
Der. A special train will be provided by the
society from Washington, and another from
Chicago with free passage going TO and return
ing from st. Paul.