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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
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Seminar Bel Cincinnati I'M Sabre 1874
pom bo9w'ften Biidof gaItss gum Yrieifer
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pabri4einIi4 an ben Solsen Der idredli@ea
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lpie folSt: als am 10. Suli Sames Bradet
5u Gabotia, 81. nabs bel OF ct. Souls
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lt9 cine Utense 5liesen Dor ben Senitern
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sansene 9ei9e bes budw. Batter sSaquss.
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S4ulfinber aus ieiner @smeinbs periaben
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
Mmfeyr mi Yube.
WOrtiebuna U. S&Iub.)

SIN Sabre 1919 warb, bamaIs cine gang
unsrb0rts Chat, elm Meu9elmorb bur9 ei:
men perfibrten, ercentrii&en Stubenten an
benz burd ieine gum Gbeil f~ripsIen Gbeu,
ttrltide b~etanntsn Oi4ter 6reiberrn ..
aossbue ~besunseH. Ser Rame bss MOrs
bers MAJ Sanb. Die @elt e~ritarrte Dor
Der sntieeli4en 6rsu:ltbat, aber u wenise
pas!en bieieibe uno beren llrbeber BEL benz
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ID Won think you'l YEA the red

"Do o think You'll wear the req
rihbou ever, day?
"With Il blue shirt and dirty hands:
I hom'r >u Bu' I've received the
Grand Prlx-a COLA medal weighing
IL i p"uui. When | get bard mp l
can take :hnt TO Si""psons. You
know who Simpson i"
The reporter avoided answering
the question by asking. Did ii ever
occur TO you that the momentum NJ
II .chicIe. like n ;lorse-csr. for ex-
| ample, might be stored up so as 10
assist the vehicle 10 start after 1t had
stopped suddenly"
"Oh, there are over a hundred pat
ants on that thing" answered. Mr.,
| Edison, land some & them are now
| IN u.s.. Some mau, | forget who he
wss, devised q very ingenious appa-
rstus OF this kind. There was q
sprIng coiled underneath the car, aud
=. the car stopped the momentum
wound zap the spring. Then, as the
brakes were iooseued. the spring ur'.
wound and started tue a with very
! little assistance from the hnrses. l.
was n good thing, but the New 1orh
car people seemed never TO SEE II.
: don't Know why. but | suppose they
don't care very much about their
horses
And when" asked the reporter
sudde, - lis the Ellison electric
lamp t. light MEMO Park q
ii don't know" answered Edison
I'm going II be entirely sure OF my
self before | attempt to put the THUS
III operation
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
TREMENDOUS POWER OF THE SEA
WAVES.

The tremendous force of the ocean
waves have been illustrated at Wick.
on the extreme northern coast Of
Scotland. where II breakwater has
been building for some years past.
Ii may give HI idea of what is meant
ny wave-power. 1t was found that
stones of ten tons weight were as
pebbles to the waves, which have
been measured to be there forty-twO
feet from crest 10 bottom of the
| trough. The outer end of the break
water. where the storms beat most
violently was built of three courses
of one-hundred-ton stones laid on
rubble foundations; next above these
were three courses of large fiat
stones, and upon these a mass of cou.
crete built on the spot. of cement aud
rubblc. The end of the bresk-water
was thought TO be rs immovable as
the natural rock, yet the resident
engineer saw il yield to the force oil
the waves and swing around into the
less-troubled water beside the pier
L. gives way o in f, fragments, but il
one mass. Us if it was a monolith
The dispiace mass is estimated tI
weigh about $50 tons.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
BALTIMORE, A SOLID CITY.

This is what a writer SAYS of the
CITY of Britimorr:-l remember Bal
timore when it looked as though a
hundred first-clqss funerals would
have given it strength; but the vig"r
of youth seems to have permeated
enterprise. and the old man who sits
in his Office directing his son has
made his conservatism bear profitable
relation to the vigor and enterprise
of the new business generation. To-
day, strll. the Old man -its at his
desk and directs, while the young
man drives the bargain. Now, Bal
timorc is one of the few cities of the
world that owns itself. If the auc-
tinneer's hammer was let down on
Baltimore tomorrow, there would
be a big surplus from the proceeds
to divide here, near to hard pan as
business men are here and elsewhere,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

>
Wni. tutei' Dry aII once saf' 'nc
following -'h~'ri' ""FiIV -" '.une
uau who had ohrrs" hlh all article
for the Evening tust.
Ny young TREND. observe tia
you have used several french eH-
pressiors III Your 'Gt'er: mink II
you wit study the tnglish language
that YOU will find = capaOio OF tx
pressing n! tie IDEAS that YOU may
have. l nave always iouIh IL So
In AL that | have written. l DO not
recall All Instance IN which / was
tempted tn use a foret%n word, but
that, pn searching, have found bet
Ter one ~ my own language.
BE s.mp'r, unaffected: be- honest IN
YOUR >peaA:n. and writing Never
use Il Iou2 word when q short one
viii do as well.
CAL a spade by its name, not n
well kaown ohlouG instrument OF
manual labor; l.; a home be 3 homo
snd not II residence; q place not y
locality, and so on OF the rest. When
q short word will do. q always
lose hv = long one. You lose III
cIearnc@. YOU lose IL honest express
sion OF meaning: aud, in tt estlma-
tior; of nil men who are capsule of
fulUjuU Won lose in reputation for
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
THE.
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,
A Democratic Political Commercial,
FAMILY
DEVOTED TO THE-
INTERESTS OF The WEST AND S0rTH.
The Freshest News, the FnIrest Edi.
toriaIs and n Best
Selections.

In Issuing lite prospectus for 1879. the REPrR-
LICAS proposes TO maintain Its character and
rank in the front OF American newspapers.
Never We're its facilities for the collection If
news surpassed. The paper will he ii constant
reflex of the most reliable intelligence nbtain-
able IRON all parts OF the world. Its editorial
discussions Will continue Ia he dIgniaeti. and
aim, rs heretofore, To give 10 the TealinG COM
munitv the fairest presentation of the ISSUES OF
In. day. Whilst Away. on the alert for eNclt-
ing subjects. IL will avoid the merely scnsa-
ttonal and will not pand"r TO vitistei tnstes.
In all Its departments II will have the freshest
ami most trustworthy news, In the most con-
venirnt shape
THE REPUBLICAN, is devoted TO the interests
OF the Mississippi Valley and It's great c0mrner-
ciai emporium, and will Use lfs b,st ability 10
promote them. II realizes that the future en-
pre- of the country lies in the west and south
To combine the political and business relations
of the two ~eections in influencing III" legislation
OF congress in behalf OF long II elected rights
will be a part Of its mission. hn earnest nt-
vocaie tor nearly N quarter "i y century ot the
leading measures OF the democracy; opposing
The republican party ever since IT. "rgamI2ati"n
supporting every democratic naiionHl and state
ticEe:-tnr REPUBLICAN, expects to remain =
hampton Of the principles OF that party, and &c
aid in the election of its candidates.. unless I'M
worthy or unit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
BEAR STORY.

"Texas Jack tells this story: 81
was out nee with a party in Texas,
and we came across a big cinnamo II
bear. a fellow proposed to capture
throw, and got the loop around The
bears neck. When old cinnamon felt
1t get tight, what do o think he
did? II. ju-t sat up OF his %haunches.
ielt of the rope with one paw, and
then began pulling 1T in hand over
hand. There was a horse and mar
fast TO the other end of the rope, but
they had to ON both of them. A.
for the hunter, he jumped off and
got away, hut the bear drew the pony
right up to him and killed him"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
AN EXCEEDINGLY MEAN ADVAN.
TAGE.
louisville Courirr-Journal.

a lady of this city sent for the
chief of police the other day aud COM
planned to him that her husband
had, In the most cruel hammer
kept her a prisoner at home for
the last ten days. "Ah?" said the
chief, "does he lock the doors on
your" "Certainly not" "DOes be
have somebody to guard You and
keep you from going ouI?' No, i'll
deed-mot he" well, does he-does
he little you TO anyihing?" NO
sir, he dare not" Well, l should say
madam, that-pray xcuse me-that
You have about all the freedom you
should want" "Gracious heavens!'
exclaimed the lady with clemched flu
gers and flashing eyes, "a horrid
mouse tied to the top OF the box with
nv Sunday bonnet in it, and you
talk to me about all the freedom |
could want"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
SHORT RIDING HABITS.

from the London Court Journs!
A few years ago riding habits were
so long that accidents were Of fire.
quert occurrence they are now SO
short that they are not habits. | was
standing the other day at the rail-
ings i'll the park, when a young Iady
on horseback passed me. presume
she wore Il ''ridiug habit" but, were
| asked to make all affidavit that she
was not a"ttired in trousers, my strict
love Of veracity would prevent me
from doing So
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
SAFETY OF STEAMBOATS,.

Travelling by steamboat on Ameri-
can waters seems, on the whole, to be
safer than is generally supposed.
From the report of the Supervising
lnspector-Gemcral it appears that the
total ulmher of lives lost on ste mn
boats in the United States during the
tiscal wear ending June 80. 1873, was
2I2. Upward of 200 coo 900 persons
have Travelled on American steamers
during the year, so that the proper
tion Of lives lost is really smsll
Nevertheless, as some CT the accidents
on steamboats, have plainly been
caused by meylec: or carelessues, some
OF these 212 lives have been needless!y
sacrificed. Therefore there Is room
for improvement.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
HOW TO TRAVEL ON A RAILROAD
WITHOUT MONEY.

a railroad company. suspecting dead
heads. put a detective on the track. One
day he heard II passenger remark that
it was easy enough to go from B to
b without a ticket. He watched
the speaker, and was surprised to see
HIM hand the conductor a ticket. Get
ting into conversation with the passen-
ger, he sad I'D liks to know your
plan for travelling without a ticket, and
don't mind giving you 4 couple of dol,
lars for it
Done said the man, pocketing the
bill when l want to travel without 8
| ticket | walk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
1HE WFFkIY REPUBLICAN,,

Unusua! attention is given to the Weekly
REPUBLICAN. and II IS the very best SEws
weekly in the country. II ID especially edited.
and is not IL mere compilation from The daily,
very much of the matter being wholly re- written
News commercial and literary features all re
ceive due care, and a complete epltome OF the
'lOiGRs OF each week is gwen IN a CONNECTED anu
lucid shape. The weekly REPJ LIZA - =
model family paper, since it gives AL The i'm
pcrtant news oil the week in n succinct AMI read
able shape. beside a large amount OF ml-celta-
neous reading matter, short stories aud choice
Literary selections.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
a DOMESTIC MISSIONARY.
LBingnAIntun Leaaer.

IDsT~UFEFFE-' S"T-|
During Thanksgiving evening in a
social society circle held at n resi-
dence in the first ward, among the
subjects discussed was Bob" inger-
soils unbeliet in future punishment,
and q lady, well known tor her vim
aud pluck, spoke up and remarked
with All emphasis u~nmistakabIe
I'D just like to be Bob Ingersolfs
wife for a short time I'd make him
helieve there was Il bell-:ee if
wouldn't - The company smiled
bias" but didn't pursue the sub
iect further.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
NOT VERY POSITIVE.

Al a recent marriage in suburban
town, the briuegr on, when asked
tie important question if he would
take the lady for better ortor worse.
replied. in q hesirating manner,
Well, | think | will Upon being
told that be must be more positive in
his declaration, he answered, well,
[ don't care if | do"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ALL BILL.

An Irshman recently stopped at a
hotel in Wo"usncket, where pretty
high bills We're charged. In t! Q
morning the landlord made out the
amount of da"cag"s and presented it
20 Pat. After lac had glanced over
it. the latter looked the landlord in
the face and exclaimed
"Ye put ma in mind OF a snipe"
.'WhN;" asked IT." landlord.
Because we're very nigh all BILL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
POOLED AT LAST.

Mr.. Edward ketchum aud Miss
Elizabeth WanZer were married on
Long Island q few days ago--the one
aged ninety the other ninety-one years
after 4 courtship of nearly half a
century. Think of the many long,
drcary winter nights they have shlv-
cred each in a single b~eadstead, and
how much more comfortable they
might have been If they had pooled
their bedspreads and blankets fifty
NnArs 400
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
FARM q SALE,

TIE undcrs;gn"d executor of the last
1 Will and testament OF Jesse Roberts, T1TSSa
deceased, now oilers Ion sale the home e3SsS
farm OF said decreased, situated IN Green 49,
ton ' ALLEY, two miles south OF 1reenton post
Office. On the line Of the new extension OF the
t. A. Il. L. >ald iarIr contains 2H0 acres o! No,
land, 80 acr"s under fence, balance in timber
There Is on the place . good residence. two good
barns, arpleorcnard, pcaci es, pears. Sc. Also
good water, both IN we'll. and spring branches.
fkHMS:-UEe-ttir'! cash, ona-ihird IN twelve
months, and remaining third in two years.
For price. All any Other particulars, apply to
SAMUEL ". CIEAsY Executor,
r,uyi1tI in-.,r,, - -. A.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
A WORTHY EXAMPLE.
tSOrristOwn Herald.

tNOIIt'NyNH u
An Ohio wOman who died recently
wiiled her local paper $l2j. That
woman's chances OF heaven are very
good, but if a person wish es To make
sure OF q happy hereafter, the amount
he or she caves to a newspaper
should not be less than $1,000. Now
IS the time 10 make up cl- that i,
wills for this paper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
FINAL

NOTICE 3 hereby gwen to all persons inter-
~ .stctt IN the estate ot I.ucy Mitchell, y
minor, that the undersigned, guardian, has filed
his exhibit !r final settlement of said minors
estate, al the December term. ISIS, of the La
fsystte county Probate Court. and will apply to
make n final settlement Of said guardianship
ut the February term III sad court, TO be b, gun
and held At the Courthouse in the city of Lex
| !ngton, Mo. on the second Monday in Febru-
ary, 1879, JAMES J. MITCHELL,
| ,Ja<--rt r,.rl.,o
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
THE NATURE OF A BOY.


IKar!Inst"n INV ytI
The Sumdav-scho" Scholar may
still Increasingly t"ilon With the prob
lem in his c~atechlsm, and yet limp
on the answer to the first question,
but give HIM "a fair chance at Il ses'
SION Of II circus, aud if he can't sing
the churusrs of all the clowns song;
and whistle the air TO the first part he
is not American.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ITLOOKS LIKE IT

THERE'S all this trouble about trav-
cling on y scrub railroad tina char
Us about six or seven cents 4 mile
when q man wants TO buy 4 ticket to
% a hundret miles. he thinks the
gent misunderstands him and Is
irving to unload 8 few shares OF
srOck to him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
NOT MADE BY TRAMPS.

California wine manufacturers are
indignant because eastern journals
have published pictures Of Chinamen
and others stamping the juice out of
grapes-a pretty Chinese mus" go.
as it were. They declare that the
work is all done bV clean machinery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
THINK OFT.

When a young men comes to believe
that n glass of liquor is a daily he.
cessity he will Don discover that he
must either quit drinking tn attend
TO business, or quit business 10 attend
TO drinking.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
OH. NOW DON'T.

from The Fon ,u Lac Reporter.l
Ever IVAN may in sense be his
own lob printer. if he knows enough
t, lravs his !mprtnt on the rosy ilps
that say ..Oh. now don't.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
WHAT KILLED THEM.
[hsoSsk constitutional

Some disease be-ld- which yellow
fever ia u pleasant recreation, Is at
work among g~rernhrck newspapers,
aud the morraI'y Is frighttnL-t syria
cuse SUNDAY Times. Correct, doc
tor; but have you observed that the
disease Was brought on by Il hisrrhGa
Of words and a cn~Srivencss OF Ideas Z
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
NIP TUCK.

The girls of our days are very
badly educated" said Il of the
members OF q committee on educa-
zion to the Bishop of Gloucester.
That's very true" returted his lord
ship: however, there's one conso-
iatlon-the boys never find 1t out.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ORDEH OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, 4,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Probate Court, November Term, 18th day
November Both, is,o.
william .. Harrison, administrator offhc estate
ot Thcrnion J. Harrison. 'ccca.ei. .
S-OW AT this Jay cotncs William q. Harrison,
~ administrator Of the estate of Thornton 7.
Harrison, deceased. and presents 10 The court
hi- petition. pray Ing for a- order tor The sale Of
so much OF the real estate Of said deCea-ed "a will
pay aud sntIsfv tie remaining debts due by said
estate. amt yet unpaid for Vi Mt Of sufficient ss-
sets. Accompanied BY the accounts. lists ard in
ventrries required By law IN such cases; ON ex-
animation whereof. IL j. ordered that ali per-
sons interested III ~ai! esTsie be notified inst APP
mic ,ticn as Aforesaid has been made, AMI unless
The contrary be shown on or before the first
day oi the neStt-rm ~ thi- court, to b. begun aud
held nj ;re courthouse, n the city NJ Lexington.
on he SECOND Monday in FEBRUARY, ISL. an
orier wifi b" made 10y tue sale of tue whole
or 80 much of the re | estate Of saId deceased a.
| Will be sufficient for The payment OF said debt
And i, Is further ordered tlat u copy hereof
be published IN the Lexington Weekly Intrlli.
g.mc.r. ii rew-pHp-r printed in said county Of
! Lafayette. forinur weeks sucre--ively. the l-st in
ssriinn 10 be ut least iuur weeks beioIr the mex,
term OF tuis court.
WM. CANNON,
dec. Judge OF IN, ProbutP Court
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
SHE BEAT HER BADLY.

My husband always tells me every
thing that happens" said Mrs. smith
Ia q delighted, happy tone. That Is
morning. said Mrs. Jones; my hus-
band tells me any number of thugs
that don't happen"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
LEPROSY.

There are three well defined case ;
Of ieprosy in the charity hospital on
Rluckwell's Island. New York. Two
Of the patients are native Cubans,
and the third il an American who
contracted til, disease i'll Cuba.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
SHE ISA DAISY.

A country girl. coming from q
morning walk. was told II looked
as fresh az q daisy kissed by the dew
To which she innocentiy replied
you've got nv name right-l)alsy
but his isn't Dew
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT

fNcw Orleans Picayune
Paper Kerosene ans are the latest
Bv using them. servant girls aud
Kitchens can be blown up much
cheaper than they can be with the tin
article.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
EARN Il A YOU ENJOY.

If YOU would relish Your food,i aoo'
Tor it;lf ~yuuwoulG ENJOY your raltnen'
paw tor it, before YOU wear IL II you
would sleep s"untiv, take Il goo'
aud free conscience To bed with you
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

T ETTERS OF administration on the estate OF
l. Thompson Dean, deceased. were granted
Ia The undersigned on tue 18th day of November,
1873, by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them for allowance, to
the administrator, within one year after the date
Of this notice. or they may be preclu!ed from
any benefit oil such estate; and II ~ucn'clains be
not Exhibited within two years they Will he for
ever barred. GEORGE S. RATHRUN,
nOr9p-1t Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ETTERS of administrators Oh the estate Of
IL Robert Aull, deceased, Were granted to the
Undersigned o. the 18th day of December, 1878,
by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
Al persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me tor allowance
within one year sitter the da:e of this notice, or
they may he prscluded from any benefit OF such
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited with
JOHN ACLL,
,is,1t.ru kdniu,atretor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

There are mHuy mon who dcilSht
in PLAYING The fool. but who get angry
the ;nu,acut they are tod so.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
THF 1RI-WEEKIY REPUBLICAN,,

The Tri-W-.kIy REPUBLICAN Is published
ON Mondays. We,Inesdays and Fridays. and ~
especially adapted to the wants OF those sub
rcribcrs who are not so situated as TO receive u
daily mail. II contains not only IN" cr"hfn at
the Daily EEPU 8LiCAN. bur practically nil the
news of the week published IN the seven Issues
of the daily Is given IN the three OF The lrt-
Weekly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
NOTHING.

Is there anything that can COM
pete with the activity OF a oaoy's
Toes between the hours OF live ana
six on IL sleepy Sunday morning