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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

ACCIDENT. - Yesterday afternoon
seven cars ola down-bound coal train
were thrown off trestle on the new
extension between Rsnton and New
castle, by the breaking OF a wheel, re-
sulting in their demolition. The re-
mainder eft the train and locomotive
escaped in safety through the parting
of the coupling. None of the hands
were injured.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

CRUIsINd.-Dr. Sparkling and his sou
Fred started out in their yacht Amelia
for weeks cruise slong the shores of
the Sound between here and the head
of the bay. The Doctor. being a mem-
Der of the yachting club of this city,
will undoubtedly work up some inter-
est in the race which will take place
here the latter part of the month. dur
ing his absence, and may induce the
owner of the Wsnderer, who resides at
Arcadia, to enter his boat in the con-
test. The Doctors yacht, Sappho, now
in the coast survey service, will also
compete for the purse, we are informed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

James Mcknight, Irvine Ballard
George Warden, David Franklin, L II
Guilfoil, f G Chaytor, M b V Stacy &
wife, W III Andrews il wife, Miss An
drews. Capt G. d Hill, John Sullivan
+ G Chatin IL wife, S l. Crawford, r G
Wilson, G FL Smith. Jr, Chas Stahl
Joseph Frauenthal, Hillory Butls-, w
Fox. Lena Fox. Martin Schmieg, Jas
Brennan, Hugh McAleer, Arthur Doyle
G j Queally. City; r Decker, Cal; j Il
Mcguire. U s Rev; ID G Walter, Port
land; Mrs Riley, New Tacoma; N S
Spinney. Godfrey Fisher; S f; A
Gwatkins. T f Meagher, WILDLY
Island; c A Smith & wife. Portland
VIM Reese, Port Gamble
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
4 Mum. Portland; C J Hyland,
San Francisco; l. M Wood, Brittor
Wis; 7 Thompson. City; Randall and
wife. Mrs Guptill. Port Ludlow; John
+ Heller, White River; s Fox, City; G
Jones, Puyallup; Sam Smith. Tacoma
p c Hayes. Olympia; p q Eastwick
City; M McMahohn. White River.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

FESTIVAL To-NIGHT.-The ladies Of
the Methodist church will give choice
entertainment and festival in Yesler's
Hall tonight, TO which the public are
cordially invited. There will be ex-
cellent music and other agreeable exer-
cises. Addresses will be delivered by
Judges Jacobs and Lewis and others.
None who can attend should fail 10 he
there. Admission. p cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
The bark Montana has taken tn

u The bark Montana has taken the
Modoc's place at the coal wharf. and is
receiving cargo, while the Modoc has
moved around to Colman' s wharf where
she finished taking on deck load of
hardwood lumter. brought down the
f'ver on scows. last evening. The Eu-
,eka is receiving special cargo of lum-
Der at the mill wharf, aud will be some
VINE In loading as her order has prin.
ss,pally to be yet sawed. The Gem of
'ae Ocean and Alaska are receiving coal
1apretty rapid rate, rs the road is
''''O'ag itself nearly every day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

0AD.-The many friends in this COM
.aun'ty formed by Mr.. Wolfenden,
government Printer of Victoria, and a
As'aoer of the rifle team which has
soa,ested with our Seattle team on two
y .n'ee occasions. will he panied to
.e1rn that he has met with sad be-
sa'ement in the loss of his wife and
u .e =. MS younger children within the
Pas' lew days. The death of bis wife
. caves Air. Wolfender a widower with
seven children,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
Latest kilograms.

If the ANGLo-RUssIAN War hangs
fire much longer the PEOPLE of SEAT
TIE will get so tired out waiting that
there will be an OVERWHELMING rush
to the CENTENNIAL SALOON, aud WAR
DECLARED against the fine BRANDS of
BEER. WINES, LIQUORS and Cigars con.
stantly kept on hand at this noted and
popular place of resort.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

j. H.. ROBBINS & Son, of Portland,
has brought a fine assortment OF Whit
ney x Holmes Organs. \ trst-c!ass
instrument in every respect will be on
exhibition and sale at j. III. Tibbitts.
the Emporium. Terms made easy.
Also the celebrated Hazelton Bros
Piano. aldlwk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

NEW SCHEDULE.-The Olympia has
again changed her arrangement of
trips. Size will now come over to the
Sound but twice week, on Monday
and Thursday, and will 90 back to
Victoria on Tuesday and Saturday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

FooT-RAcE.-On Wednesday next,
August 7th, there will be a foot race
on Commercial street, between the
hours of and 6 o'clock P. NJ. Open to
all for purse of 800; entrance fee 90
per cent. The race to be run in heats;
best two In three to win. Distance. 100
yards
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

"A'SBow.-A beautiful phenomenon
was exhibited in the eastern sky about
11'e. last evening, in the shape of a
s I; ainbow spanning the heavens
almost cloudless sky.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

BIG CRowD.-The Great Republic is
on the way from San Francisco to Port
land with $50 cabin and 262 Storage
passengers $40 i'll all. The Oregon
also sailed at the same time with a
large crowd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

The Committee also recommends. subject 10
sny change TO DC made by the respective County
Committe s. that the various County Conventions
be held AZ the County Seat on Saturday. the 18th
day OF September. 1875, at the hour of o'clock
p NJ and that the primary meetings to elect del
ega,es 10 the County Conventions be held 81 the
hour OF one O'Clock p. NJ. Of Saturday the 3lst day
81 sentember, 1873, at the voting places in each
nracinct This Recommendation 10 intended only
for those counties which have 10 Central Com
uitfee or when they fail TO act.
By order of the Territorial republican CentfA
consm;ttee DANIEL BAGLEY.
Chairman Of the Committee.
BYRON BARLOW. Secretary.
New Tacoma ". T. July 1878, ly2i-dwf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

|The ship Belle Morse, now in
Victoria. is coming TO Milton to load
lumber for Chile. She will take over
a million feet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is tire-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. b. c.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

SHIPPING. The Harvest Home has
sailed for Seattle: DIuntless, Pt Town
send; Dsshing Wave. Tacoma; Frank
Austin and Revere, Departure Bay.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

~ For the finest picked pigs feet
in town, Schweitzer case, sardines. or
anchovies. go to Vanity Fair. where the
coolest beer in town is TO be had.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

SEATTLE School CENSUS. Mr.. Ed
gar Bryan, clerk of Seattle school dis
trict No l A., has favored us with the fol-
lowing statistics of the census of his
district just taken;
Number males batween / and 81
years ..................... 459
Number females between and 81
years iJi
Males under years old ......... $50
Females under years old ...... l9l
Total ................ ,32l
Increase of scholars over last year -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
Wednesday, the 9th day Of October, 1878,

at the hour OF ten O'Clock A. NJ, Of said day, for
the purpose of nominating . candidate for Dele
gate to Congress. and for the transaction OF such
other business as will properly come before 1t.
The Committee has fixed the spportionment of
Delegates 10 said Convention follows: One
delegate at large for every county in the Terri
tory and one additional delegate for every one
hundred votes and for every majority portion Of
one hundred votes cast in each county at the gen.
erai election In 1916, for the Republican Candi-
date for Delegate to Congress. Upon this basis
the various Counties OF the Territory will De en-
titled TO representation in said Convention as FOL
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

ty Celebrated Wsiner Export Beer
at Vanity Fair. Call aud try it. The
best lot ever brought to Puget Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
COLD!
COLDER =!
COOLEST -!

Yes. the coolest beer ia Seattle can be had 81
Vanity Fair at S cts. per glass. ice cold, fresh
from the s-ctie cooler. Five different Kind on
drsught. YOUNG IohSEh,
ie7-dtf Proprietors.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02

Buy your groceries at 7. Lyle's. the
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
REPUBLICANS
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

DY ORDER OF THE REPUBLICAN TERRI
ID torial Central Committee. duly assembled
pursuant to notice this 18th day of July, A. d.
1878, at New Tacoma. Washington Territory. no.
tics is hereby given that REPUBLICAN TERRI
TORIAL CONVENTION is called to assemble at
Vancouver. Clarke County. w. T., on
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-02
N o T &c E.

OFFICE OF CRY TREASURER
Seattle, July LIST, 1875.
FINHE TAX LIST FOR THE CITY OF SEATTLE
l. for the year l57s. is now in my hands and
due, All taxes not paid or before December
lst. 1875. will be returned delinquent and per.
ceatAge added. II. W. ROWLAND.
Jy4dAwtd City Treasurer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-06-08

partei, iopeit nidt ertldrteWitslieber oes
Prcte ltantenpsreins ben @iutritt in iie
gefunoen baben, an benz airdenresiment
aui allen @tuf fen gu betbeilisen uno III
oas SntereHe an Der &irdenleituns ber'
ein,usisben. Die Suformatioaen bieies
plattes 1tno na4 bieIer WldtunJ fiders
LID gan, ridtis. Der @ebe furSer Sina
1T alIc: Der ueue Yrdlioent miro iid aus
idlieblia auf oieienisen Yarteien itiieen,
melde tieber bic Rirdenprlitit 5ermanns
auf's beftisite betdn.pft baben. Ser Sies
Der pofpreoiserpartei 1T faff nod pca'
itdnbiser als ulan ielbit erwarteu fcnute.
Su jeoem Sale ftt ieet bic Wabler'ide
Nnidauuns BON Der Stride trierer feit int
9attel. Die fSuisliden grnemnunsen
fit bic YreoincialipnOoen iino audi in ie.
men, @inn uussefa0en. Der gpediel
bes Yrdiioiums beoeutet mitpin fir Die
euanseliiae 2anoeStirde Yrenbens einen
ins Deutide iberisbsn r16. Wfai" )"
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s E + a 8.

-6trr 9alet&er bat Is burhsslebt,
bab bas Doifamt ~ @afrupille @elpan.
ipetlunsen ausi1e(len uno ausbe3atlen pari,
- Cam 9pb war NIT leinen @snolen
AM 6. Mcrsens in Denton. Die &erle
sineen in sinen 9sibfaq, ,ps 3wet Yieroe
itanpen, bic tbaen riiter tsi elmer ger'
folsuns atsenummen wursen parsn uuo
perlansten 5eruussake oerielbsn. Da
ber Stalltneht bic Yferbe niht asliefern
wollte, erbielt er ppn Bag msbrere niht
unlanfte Salaae nit Dem Rspolorrtolbsn
auf ben Ropf, tpurauf ote Banpe rann bic
pftree binausfitrte, iattelte uno paSun
fprenste.
- gm Z. Mursens uures Der nSrb.
lid sebenpe YaHasier,us Der Central
8abn ,pei Neilen ilplid pom NeRtnnsY
in 6olse elmer ,erbro&euen Shisne pom
@eleiie eeworfen uao fsl Den et'pa 20
6ub huten Damn binab. 0on ben Yal
iasieren res Sdlafrassns wurbe Der
@su. 6. Staw iuiurt setSptet, pabrsno
5srr s. 81. 5snrp unD Jrau BON Dent.
lpn, s. s. Millsr son gnn;5 uup ;we
taubfamme RtnStr febr sefibrlitt uno
funf3ebn tts 3wan5is psrlunen mebr ober
mineer perlebt wurpsn. Sm Sdlafwa
gen tlte6 atertaupt muir Elm Dafasier
unbe1hdbtst. NQe germunsats mureen
mad McRinnep eebradt uno bort In
YHe9e 9encmnten.
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ass Ja4slein, bas gum erten @Fal etn
Ndslein ssfanaen bat uno psripel(t, muB
ein Gtnliaes @sfht basu ma@,n.
Inter ben @dRen warsu aud Su9enbs
seno7en 9anbolins unb iis erIuitistsn itu
bamit, bab fe i'm an isine tollen Suseno'
itrette erinnerten. Qanbultn lahte une
tranf ii6srmdbis. Dam gsrtbeibiser rpur'
be es ai&t ssbeusr, er ihlid fia bason.
eantplin 1haute oft mad Dem lesrsn
Stubl nsben itm, bann wsnoete er ben
Bltd pister sewalt1am rad ber anbsrn,
Seite. YlSblih risf sr :: Geut ben lssren
@tutl mes!' Sns 5sufsls glamsn, mer
1ou ba fbsn I? Wss! fort Gr itanb raid
auf unb ltieb bsn lesrsn Stutl nit folder
MaAt auf ben goosn. tab aae pier get-
ne ssrtnadtsn.
Das III ntAt gut, Batter. 5altst gu&
rubis, iasie Ystsr lsIie uno Frsns, inesm
er 9anbclin nidt sben ianft am @rme fab'
te.
eab los ! ST gut, iaste esneOltn rutis.
&pzm, Ecbias Set NIT. So Sd
tab' niat su piel estrunten. aber Id bab
1don 81 piet burhsemadt une ia rirft's
mid eleih I'm. GU, Subias. i& mid mid
nur Elm wsnis auf Did itabsn. @ut'
Naht, SIR Mannsr !! &ommst gut bsim,
i'd, fOmm' aua talo nah.
Gr sins NIT Subias In bic S&laftube
uns bort fabtt er BE bsiben Irme pss So
bias, umflammerte iie unb rief:
(Gprtitbuns fplst)
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MeTifauifdbe MabriAten.

gDie mir bereits berihttten, elaubt man
In Der 5auptRabt @erieu benz iansRen
Nuffanbe Der Qerbsilten In BEN @ren5oi.
aritten tsine belunbere Di&tisteit be;lesen
su miiIsn. Die 8estsruns bsutt NIT ben
Streittrifteu @eeoseoos fhnsu fertie su
werbsn. Gartn mag man fid nun wObl
tdulhsn. Den neusitsn Na4riAten su,
folse taten H@ iAon metrere Mbtbeilun,
gen BON Nufitaaoii&eu sebtloet, bic unub,
banatg BON chamber pperiren uno In Weri.
co FEST fcrtwatrenb 3u,us er9aIten. III.
70 aud Die Mnnabms, pab gseobsbo's 1rup.
pen nur aus Nssern une Ssransrn Bette.
ben, ihsint niht sans rihtts 81 i.in. @s.
neral Msala bat it& NIT 250 Maun Ra,
salleriiten BON Iseobsbo eetrsnnt unp
burhfrtift bic @egeno, UNI 9sbtsrsn In
ieinem NnsriT auf earebo su bsden uno
ssssn eiaen ueberfaa tm 3idsn fAsr au
ltellsn.
Muh General @oto BON @u.rerc BAT
F& NIT 800 Mann ben AuiEdnptlAen an
sel&loi1en.
Mus ber 9auptRabt ielta pirb aemelset,
bab Elm Minifsr fur auswartise Mns.le.
ssntsIt,n ole Na&folssr gaaarte's, Der
fih fir Beibtbaltuns hes Sbsrriater. 1m.
tss entidiectn bat, patrldeinlid ntdt sr.
nannt merben wtrb. Der tras Beamte
pss miniRerieden gureaus loll Die OeiAdf,
te l'iten.
WSbrenb beS MtOnats Npril itarben in
Vera @ru5 1861 Yerlonen am selben
Tieber onb 81 Yerlonen am idmar;en @r>
bre@en.
Sn Orisapa fino Stierfdmpfe an ber
EaseSorbnuns. Die nlerifanil9en 3ei=
tunsen iinb erfreut bariiber, ba6 biele
8ersnaSunsem aud tn 1eras seltattet
tperoen.
Das 3olbaus in Sierra Gri3 bat ipdb>
renb beS SabreS 1877 sesen adt Millipz
nen Dollars an 3SGen einsencmmen.
Die &esierung bat elm Oefret erlaIlen,
mosurd bic 5ollfreie Giniiibruns BON
8rpbtoiIen in Sinaloa seltottet lit.
Die Staatsbeamteu BON Sierra Gru;
baben ben &esierunsSlie nad SriSapa
perlest, biS baS selbe Sie6er aus ertere,
Staot perIdipnnpeu ieiu mirb.
Der OfiBier, Der NIT elmer Nbtheilung
Trappen oes StaateS Sa'iSco in 9lrropa
Die gumeoio 0eSen bic &esieruuS auftrat
uuo cine Nepuluticn an3ettelu wp!lte, ii
einSefaneen uno erihofsn wNtoeu.
Die Deputirtentammer bat benab'
einitimu,ie benz YrdfOenten bic Wadt
Sollfrmmembeit iibertrasen, fir @rbamuna
1iner inter cceaniiden @iIenbabn 81 contra
biren. Daourd iell Der @au elmer inter
naiionalsn Baan, bic nah benz Rio @ran
be lanfen icate, bintertriebcn merpem
Dia3 bat paourd cine Wiecetlase erlitteu
renn er be9itnltists bic leetgenaunte Yabn
LIME.
Mm 80. Wai bat li& Der aonSreb mad
elmer in pidtiSer 9eieeseterii&er Be3ie
buns erfolslOlen Ssi0sn uertast.
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~. h;a..;sA. Hes.rr,h. IS,

Die biftoriide @eieoidaft bon
WiGouri wirb ben 2O5. Subrestas bsr
@ntoeduns oes Wtiiiifippi purd
ben Tran3oiem Warquette nm II. SUM
feltlid beSeben.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05
WaVERIY.

Mud! mud, mutf,, ,opr,v an, s,S,. ro.,,
slmost imua,..bie. The Ia,i,o,n, h.cl In.
has been Using four horse. for m. Ix., w..k -,
two.
Mr. Gam c.unn.u ,r,, ,,,r ~ ,
spending holiday. m ,o,rn
Ms. us,,ir H.vs wh,n ,. ~ ,
admiration of MI n. ,.n,Iu,.,
Mia, Nipnie Rrov ,,.,,;n. A..
| Cor,ier,s family
G.ory. D.ath,,.y.
shov.d b,s .u,,s.r,,, =, 49, go, -.
dsv n,yh,
Mi.s Z.r,nsv.r fran, ,.,~ u
visiting III. family or ur t.ru.rr
Mr. S,,,.r r,r,.. ,t.
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AUttVILIe.

We had II merry Christmas week Several n
the houses illuminated; the shooting o, cracker.
guns and nnvils. the drinking al .gspoc. tom
And jerry. 81. was in lu's-,l in DiuIuy..
suppers. dancing parties au d concerts. Christ.
m A. trees and such like were also in order
Bat no rows nor lighting.
hr. hrant's son, shout fifteen wears old, " Il.
Acciaen'aiiy shot In the knees and thigh BY Young
81 .vens. u boy about the same age, uocto.
o'Reir wa. called in. The Dr. says 1t is :. Yer,
oao wound, but not dangerous. The two bows
were out hunting rabbits, when the gun in
young siaven's hands accidentally went of,
ionnE brant received the iull load OF shot In
both knees ond one thigh. II. is doing as we'll
~ could Le expected.
WAS present NJ a dining given a, the widow
Refers, IN Aullville, last Wednesday. II was
Al elegant dinner. Mrs. Keller understand,
how to give entertainments She and her NC
complrshed daughter. Annie, know exactly
how to receive guests. entertain them and make
them feel free AMI easy. AulivIlle is the place for
good dinners and enjoym.n,s.
The concert at Au.lvIlle came OF last Thurs
day night. the 9th. a large and nppreciatiye
audience Of town and country people assembled,
although the roads were almost implssable. the
night dark and raining. With all these di,ad-
vantsses the house was crowded. The whole
performance WAS pronounced, by coIupet.nt
Judges, IL lie IL grand success; and il has GER
tninly done much to p'puia,ize Eroi. SNYDER
aud his Class. The eradication AMI
admiration OF the audience sent up ,lcuiening
applause, which told low each piece Was re-
ce'v,d and appreciated by TING aIdience. Mrs.
J. l.. Welshans. VINO Is q very line orgInist, nc
quilted herself TO the entire satisfaction and
praise OF ali present. She has a good and well
cultivated voice. which aided Prof. Snyder and
his class greatly throughout the whole oi the
evening performances. The singing class num-
bcrel about siAty. all neatly dressed AMI seated
on the sias. behind the curtain. AT O'Clock
the curtain RAISED. and the class presented q
grand appearance. The GLASS, with Prof. Suy-
der NJ their head. rose and sung several very
ans PIECES. ths curtaiu drUpprIx ut tie r,o,c .:
sach song. wiil appropriate applause: Mrs. J.
L TsIsl,sns performed Oh the organ and was as.
sisted IN singing by Miss Ea'r DJwnIng. Ta-y
have lue voices. This piece was finely rendered,
and vas well received by tie audience, and an
TITO, 1--WE are happy and free" Miss
Majors soprano. Joscpa Majors tenor,
Snl der. b.ss. This was snn. with iue
sHect, with fuil ruiSee il AL parts, II f,iei TIE
args ruoiu and was reoely-u win Ton! s..pi.,.l. /
rom the audience. Dur', ':LIrro .r'l Wa,ru,r
~ Prof. snyder and Mr.. Henry Trent baritone.
lhi, was extremely we'll sung by both genll@-
men. Sir. Trent sung his part iull and dine; he
himself 1t WAS received with rounds OF az
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
BERLIN

weather stiii unsettled; some snow last week
Dull times for Christmas save for the boys
who, a, usual. let nonsense and mischlei get tn.
better OF them. and Notwithstanding the mu,
AND siush played tricks On SON. o: their uelsh.
nore by taking their gates. wagon wheels. etc.
OF and hiding them.
lou VIII please eNcii.e ~ EXpect,' i
you should not receive III. new, regularly, As Ia,
has u large family ~ work for. There are, lie
me see)-
Haeiley. Little. Gray amt Lou,
". so many children. he don't know what 10 do,
some Of our w:dowers want TO marry. Che
have Yet to learn that i, takes two to make
match. They have long since u ven up theil
county paper Tor the New York Ledyer and 9th el
love stories,
Some of our IL !ghbora have 'os, a good por-
ton OF their pork III con,.quence of the warm,
rainy weather.
Hog cholera In this vicinity.
Our bachelor friend. f. Fleming. spent n fe "
days in the n"Ighborh ,oi last week. We won
der why he does not marry.
ltio"ks rather Suspicious 10 see 4 young gen.
tleman start out to L.,ingt IN, over such roads
rs we have now. with .uiIlc-pnckrts and u
memorandum IN his pocket calling tor u broad
cloth suit kid gloves an'l waite neck tie.
Sorry 10 say our vicinity has in it some people
whose vcrucity can be doubted. Having but
little business Of their own to attend to. they
Try to occupy their spare moments, which seem
to be n good many. by attending to their ne 2h-
boris affairs. l hope that they will learn better.
They should know that
Trere are only a lew swirl years-Ah let
No evioas Iaunts be heard;
Make LIES fair pattern be of rare design,
And hii up the measure with ioves' sweet
Wine,
But never an angry thought or word.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-05

piaise ir.m the crow.t- DUct, by Miss Fanny
fatfick' soprano. AMI Annie Keller, alto,
entitled Pawn Footed Ssnn!e,' chorus by the
class. This wA srlendIily sung-fuli aud
charminsiy-and enthusiastically received with
outnufsts oi appIau'e. Both oil the young iaiiea
acquitted 'h"m-eivce VIII. III. highest honois.
ouet' tue. Il All. a nciIy iarm-r's GIL" bv
froi. snyder AMI Mis-, keb-cca Hendricks.
AUS was sn's IN systematic s;!i-. the Prof.
putting mss whole musical power IN the song,
rs did Miss Hendricks. Both together nIIeu
the room with sweet musical sound, that almost
lifted the audience out of their seais. Your cor.
respondent really felt rs IL the heavens were XIV
INK way to the musical song. Miss K.b.cca is
quite young, but i; trained or educated in musi-
cAi science, Will make u STAR perlor mr. Her
natural Will IND musical power ma. no equal
She il one oil PROT snyder's pupils. When the
curtain dioppei. 1t really SEEMED as ii the au-
uience would never stop with their long ana
oenienlng Applause. snlo by WIN Bradford,
with guitar accompaniment. entitled, Little
bunch OF rose-.' Young Braii,rd any ,pt
performed this on ths guitar in maguIIceu,
style. He makes u fine "a. pearance on The siuse.
This also was well receive / 10y he crowd: many
spoke out. Billy. You have done w~el.!--ivc II
to Us again" AMI cheering. Duet. Three
.ngei vlsitors.'' by Miss Matt e Brown snd
Mrs j. l.. Welsnans. II So MoIlic played unl. .
organ ami nung we'll Tor her practice. 81 .
was aided by Mr.. Weiahan,, VIII, Is j.. good SIN
ger. but WAS iab"r!ns unirr Il bad cold; and
Therefore his musical ppe wa, out Of tune.
MISE Moilie made = very line appearance on the
Stage. She VA. dressed beautifully IN white
very becoming for the oCct-Ipn. Her per-
fornunce Wis Well received by the audience
md I.uItr apt1uut.I Tn. 4. r.-. ...