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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

Jones can't see why it is telegraphed
all the way from England when a horse
takes Il dose OF salts. Jones has been
reading of some racer taking the EPSON
Cup, probably.
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DOUBT DEPRECATED.
CAROLINE MAY .

LORD, 1 BELIEVE, HELP THOU MINE UN-
BELIEF.'
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Nothing so quickly dries a woman's tears as
IA kI.s-i'rogre-s. Do YOU want to set all the
ga Is to crylnS?-Iioston Post.
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VHy B. ROBERTS, Sadd,er and Harness
w Maker, Keeps on hand full supply of
Harness, Saddles, Brides, &C.; also, prepared
to do all kinds OF work to order. Repairing
neatly done; and am fully prepared to supply
every demand in my line on short notice, and
at lowest prices. mceS-yl
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q = ATEXANDER.

a TToRNEY AT LAW. win pn3;aa practice IN tne
WIN siso attend promptly to the collection o.
aims, and to investigation OF titles &c 70 Wea Tea'
state. once over the Banking House OF H.
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There is Il negro woman in Montgomery
county, Ga. who has become the Iuvther OF
seven children i'll the last sixteen months.
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INTELLIGENCER

TNTEI.IIGENCER.|
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
ALEX. A. LEsUEUR, EDITOR.
ETHAN ALLEN, BUSINESS MANAGER
w. G. MUsGRovE, PUBLISHER.
Terms, So per Year, in Advance.
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
for St. Louis and the
East East .; e ioui: s.05f.M.
Express S. and nd Mail tor St Louis, East. Ills P.
Arrive at ST. Louis. S:oo A. III.
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from St. Louis, East
Aecom%oaaton c% from St. Louis. East
ana South '';:iifs' C:BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and West. ...1 :oO A n
Trains for St. Louis East and South. z 100 u
Trains for Kansas City west........,. :OO P u y
80 - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - y" r u
ARRIv AT LEXINGTON
Trains from st. Louis and all points East
and south. -S'ou a
Observation-Disclosures. 5.VV >
From Kansas City and all points West. $3.50 ;
st. Joe and points North. :Oo
wYANDoTTE, KANSAS CITY AND SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY. NARROW GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON:
Passenger for Kansas City and west. 655 A. NJ
Express Mail. =: 90 r. N
Freight ...................... 9:2o A. N
ARRIvE-A LEXINGTON:
Express and Mail from Kansas City
Passenger ....-................... S.Lo N
CHICAGO l. ALTON r, RAT HIGG'NSyILLE.
GOING WEST.
Denver Express Ky Ky A. =, N
| Way Freight. ght...................... ..l2:2O +. N
Denver Express .................... s:z "z r. N N
X. G. Mail. Observation-Disclosures. ....... 7:41 A. NJ
Way Freight ..............: :......... l2:2O P
| Passengers allow ed to ride on the 1920 p. m
Way Frel.ht both ways by procuring ticket
before entering the cars No other freight VII
| carry passengers.
| N B-Trains are run by Chicago time,
being twenty minutes faster than the Missoui
| Pacific time J. A. FIELD, Agent
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- p.rupuN J. D. SHEWALTEk
RATHBUN &. sHEWALTER,

a TTeRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo- VIII
A nractice in all the courts OF the sixth Juol,
cisf dRs11t, and United States courts; hao"b, t
sftanti5{m u6ven to collections. Omce In
esTntaIi;ref{er building, - front room.
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JNO. E. BORDEN,
Noforu PuhliC
BURDEN g. SON. !.

A TToRNEYs& COUNsELLORS ATLAW,
a Lexington, Mo. Office front room over Z.
book store in K,ishns new ouiiaiRS n ass
SpnRte and Federal courts. Prompt attention
given to the collection of claims and Probate
husineas leoiI-Sh.
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rENRY C. WALLACE "A. Ii. ShI
WALLACE g. CHILES.

A TToRNEYs AND COUNSELLORs AT
n Law, Lexington, Mo- Once. 'front.' room a,.a
she court house will practice in the courts Of
Lafavette and surrounding counties, and also IN
the Supreme court of the state OF missouri, anu
he o. s. Circuit and District courts Tor the
Western District of Missouri.
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D a u1CKU.IN.

ATTORNEY AT Law. VIII practice practice his MS
snrrannding counties. Prompt attention given
to ali business entrusted to his care. once over
OuaIles Co.'S Drug Store, 'front.' room.
Cfeb22yll
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nv RyLANp xKNePHoN RYLAND.
Notary Public.
RYLAND & RYLAND,

A rToRNEYs AT LAW, Lexington, No:
"A ONCE over No. 81, Main street. PracIce
in ali the Courts of Lafayette and ADJACENT coun
District Court Of the United States Prompt
sttention given to collections and all Oh otner
business, IoLiis
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WILLIAM WILKENING, practical Timer
w keeps on hand and ior sale at the lowest
prices. Full supply Of Stoves, Tinware, &c
Mending and Repairing neatly done. Roofing
and Guttering specially. Everything IN my
line at bed rock prices. mchS-yl
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WIIIIAN YOUNG.

A TToRNEY AT LAW Lexington. Missouri SO ":
a win practice his profession in all OF tne
sonrts Of Lafayette county and the courts o.
Record in the state. Office opposite the ceurs ~
mouse. All business promptly attended TO-
Al
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
ALEX A. LESUEUR, EDITOR.
ETHAN ALLEN, BUSINESS MANAGER.
w. G. MUsGRovE, PUBLISHER.
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ATTORNEYS.
WILLIAM b. WILSON,
John q. BLACKWELL,

TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Publlc ant
n .Justice of the Peace, Lexington. Missouri
once over Davis & Allstadt's boot and sno'
atOre. AoNAo-Ay
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cURGEON DENTIST, office opposite g.
- the courthouse, up stairs, Lexing- Q}YtV12
ton, Missouri. All work done in a
scientific manner.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Brief LoeaH.
Turtle soup ct Fullmer's.

turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Seaside oysters at Fullmer's.
The Mercury took q sudden fall last
evening.
A sewer is to be built at Sixteenth and
DUPONT streets. srHUEs N'Ef
For artificial teeth call on DR.. Gala
gher, No. S35 Market street.
Excellent devil ed crabs at Fullmer's.
tits not too late to purchase your gar
den seed Of Smith, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
The Street Committee of Council have
large amount Of work on hand.
About four car loads of stra " berries
passed over the Delaware railroad yes
terday..I ,..s. t.,-., ....,r -
The COlored "Pinafore" Company ap-
pears at the Opera House tomorrow
evening.
Good crops assured by purchasing gar
den seeds of Smith, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
Ten thousand dollars worth vf the $40
refunding certificates were sold by Post
master Pyle yesterday.
The "trophy" tomato seed can be pur-
chased of Smith, Fourth and Shipley
| streets. - ~ :.
The Liliputian Opera Company gave
their closing performance at the Opera
House last evening.
1t will soon be time for moonlight ex-
| cursions.
That part Of the city in the vicinity of
Poplar, Lombard, Tenth and Eleventh
streets, is being rapidly improved.
| The Central Union Telegraph Com
paay, . formidable rival to the Western
| Union Telegraph Company, will soon
open An office In this city.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
LApsA FrsAsAsying Train.

Yesterday atefnoon, lady, whose
name could not be ascertained, leaped
from train while II was passing King
street. It appears that the lady desired
TO 80 to Dover, and instead Of getting Oh
the Delaware train which leaves at LOS
P. m, she boarded the New York and
Washington express south, leaving at
1888 o'clock. After'the train had start
ed she discovered her mistake, and GO
ing out on the platform jumped off. She
was thrown to the ground, but fortuna
tely was not hurt, although gold
watch which she carried was broken.
Her escape was narrow one as she
might have rolled on the track, aud
been crushed by the wheels. Il Z u
The Water DeparSlnsnt Oalces
A petition from James H Jones, one
OF the trustees OF the Bethel A, M. Il,
church, was read In Council last even.
ing asking Tor the use OF the hall on
Sunday TO worship In until their new
church on Walnut street, above sixth,
was completed, which would be In Z
Aftsr ihs petition ~ referred TO the
COMMITTEE Ou Public Buillingx Mr.
Payntsr said 10 hoped That the commit
tee so arrange the matter that the city
could have the use Of the hall ct any
time. He did not know how soon the
Levy Court would want the bnildinR,
occupied BY the Water Department. ant
the Surveying Department., and IL LheJ
should be xsted to vaoats, he knew, o
no other available place for the depart
IN 'nts to remove too except the Git!
Hall until some building was erected
for their use. s..ff - , tiGl
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23

II will be seen by this table, that loans
Of $500 upon ashare mature in l1S mouths
and of S400 upon share in 174 months
thus n Wing the borrower W months ad-
dltional time to pay the lOan;at the same
time the nop- borrower finds the value
of his shares increased from $500 to S40O
in less than half the time, and from $4OO
TO $500 In less than oHe-third the time
required for the first $500. A.
The tJtal average amount paid by =
borrower Is very nearly the same,
whether the loan natures In . longer or
shorter time. VA
The following table shows the COM
parison of the two plans ON loan Of S2,-
900:
$500 PER sHARn,
Requires 10 Oshares, dues, $1,000 monthly
Int rest on $4,000, 1000
G6i cents prem. per share, 6.G6i
Old plan, monthly payment, s26.66i
for 118 mos, %, 1867.
$500 PER SHARE,
Requires 8 shares. dues, 8 500 monthly.
Interest on $1,000, 1000
66i cents prem. per share, 3.33i
Nsw plar, monthly payment, sls.asi fol-
174 mos, e3, 1900.
These tables show that for loan oi
$1,000 under the old plan requires q
monthly payment of $26.66i, and under
the new plan s18.33f, while the tota
payments are nearly the same. til.
Persons desiring to take stock In the
perpetual Savings aud Loan Associa
ton" are invited to apply TO any Of the
undersigned corporatOrs.
LEA PUsEY.
M. L. .LICHTENsTEIN.
EDWARD ANDRKws.
ALFRED ID. WARNnR,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
A New Telegraph Line.

A petition was presented in Council
last evening 81 gned by w. II. Fairbanks,
Superintendent of the Central Union
Telegraph Company of New York, ask
ing permission to erect telegraph wires in
various parts Of this city. The compa-
ny is running in opposition 10 the Wes-
tern Union, and has been but lately Or
ganized. One of the heaviest stockhold-
ers is Jay Gould, of New York, who
holds five hundred thousand dollars
worth Of stock.
They will send despatchcs to any point
In this country at greatly reduced rates.
The Office of the company will probably
be In RudOlph's new building corner oi
Fourth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Lo.n ,A.sociatisn,

The Workingmen's Loan Association
held its eighth annual meeting last even
ing, all the old officers were reelected
with the exception of J. S. Wiley who
was elected in the place Of retiring a. !
The secretary's report showed the =.
sets, including bonds and mortgages,
real esta.e, dues and cash In treasury y
to be, $143, 3,364.59; liabilities consisting
entirely of amounts due to stockholden
of the different series $143, ,364.50. The
present values of shares in each serie!
are; first $132.06; second $82.62; third
$500; fourth $40. .83; fifth $500; sixth
S12.S1. Number of shares issued 1899 !;
withdrawn $50; present number 1.l19. 4
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Miss Duer Indicted for Murder,
From the Baltimore Sun.

Snow HILL, Nd, May 2l.-The Grand
jury, which has been engaged sipos
Monday ia examining witnesses IN tho
case Of Miss Lille Duer, on charge Of
shooting Miss Ella Hearn has indicted
Miss Duer for murder in the frat degree
Miss Duer, it is reported, refusing %
allow the plea of insanity to be entered
for her. Her version Of the shooting Is
as follows: ~ called to see Ella Tor {he
purpose Of taking walk. She did nat
wish TO 60. I begged her. She refused,
Ithen wanted to kiss her. L lad tie
pistol in my hand after gi viHg up the -
tempt to kiss her, and was looking at ths
cartridges, counting them, when tha pis-
tol went off. ! am not o murderess. 4 Viz
tied her twice during, her, lllness. The
first time she heard my voice, and called
me. went into the room, aud abe re.
ceived me in putting her arms aroupd
my neck. She then said, sLil, vhHss
the matter with me?' told her that ma
was hurt. who hurt meT shs asked. II
Ella replied. 1T was I who did .is.
Then, You did not do it purposeiy, ,did
yOu?" I,,,-,,.'' !.,i. =.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
A Ouertette OF Suits.
,..r NJ colored people came into

,..r of colored people came into
.hS',, S noon yesterday, from Wood
a. Woods rolling mill, which Is
,sS an tbe Lancaster pike, repairing
.si,trate Hagany's Office, commence
M which were continued so long
II, 'Souire's dinner was cold long
j be got to 1t.
,asinst William Pierce for kicking
,ud hitting her upon the neck and
Pierce was held in $500 to keep
o,ce and failing to furnish the
rpi was committed to Jail.
ppje E. Thomas next complained
n Pierce, for menancing her with q
A and threatening to do her bodily
/. On this charge he was also
pdover in 500 to keep the peace and
,ssin committed in default.
me next sued Howard Stokes for
ring . knife and cutting him on
l2. II appears that for this offence
he drew revolver at that time
out bullet through Stokes skull
narrowly missing his mead. As
a was evidently the cause Of the
utadce on that occasion, the case
dismissed.
|sr E. Jones was then sued by
~ for stealing sl.50 from him. Thi,
)wu also dismissed.
sur has been very lawless charac-
Iboat Wooddale and the people there
letrtly glad to be rid of him.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Tsken TO PhilsAslphis.

Yesterday afternoon one Of the detec-
tives employed at The Philadelphia De-
teetive Agency, came to this city for the
purpose of taking into custody Samuel
Manger, who was arrested In this city by
chief OF police Maxwell, yesterday morn
ing, shortly after IL o'clock on the char g
Of decamping from Philadelphia, with
one hundred dollars, which had been
given him by Max Jasner, merchant ol
thai city to buy $40 refunding certincaces'
The detective returned to Philadelphia
with his prisoner on the 5:48 +. NJ
train. .-HHt
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
the QUARRY QUARREL,
Negros Rose and Waver1y both
held for COurt

Aegros Rose and Waverly both
heid for Court.
pm waverly and John Rose, the two
ss VINO became engaged in a fight
" bellevue Quarries on Wednesday
ang' in which the former was stabb-
as latter severely injured by blow
suriillng hammer, were each given
"g, mg, last evening, before Magis-
oNeill. Quite a number of The
hmsn from the Quarries were pres
,.s AVERY was first araigned upon the
~ oi striking Rose with a hammer.
I,spd prisoner on pleaded not guilty. Rose
s'Iia II, mat a Waverly had tripped him
NV MN in the breast without the
povoca'ion. He also threw him
NJ Nj ~ several W., times and finally knocked
.ona ~ !ne head with the drill hammer.
svoa sized pocket knife was shown to
'a'iess .;., and he identified it as the
S,msl, nmn which he had cut Waverly.
s,s,Is ,,~Sel Burgiss, COL, testified that
ht Ro.oh", a, tne attacking party and
TIN muse s',! mad not provoked him to Strike.
h,S hid s.ss Slllless also testifi d that Wayer-
Ne and him. 'Aeu 70 XIII oosn
sSsu't''s SISs Hlllard testified to seeing
n See Il ,ha On s.., Waverly's shirt, but did
b,,s,'s e. II Patterson had tried to null
bvn '',y Hn. on !. Of Rose when he had him
(itb ,hs uui s'ii, aid not see the blow s,ruck
Boo i',y ior ~ was then held in the sum Of
R Rns ,of IN. The next term Of Court. '1' VI
bliino o w WAS next tried on the ch,roe =,
nss intss.,w ,waverly with knife with a'se ae.S' ~
N s".,erly ,', testified that he and p..,
o.e va. sa,Sel el in The blacksmith shop uot ant
adden%'S n% thrown three times , ho,
at tvsay va. !, ran mp to him and said a .hs' 10y
ad ,.% e'lsh,. Rose then ran at the iS,o vitns.
s Gs1,sS ,sS Stabbed him in the the hs s iSa ISsks
Is iea Inits Patterson saw Rose ,e't tsSa sue, cu
V~erly. 'N' u'a not see him use it o.
coS,,'e SS,e y was as held for the nay, ,.,,,, ;,
' IN the sum Of $500 securitya aeus ,efm o
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
,Cssal IOsn1GH AglsiAS.

Jesse Uptagroves, committed suicide
6on:ty. MAJ On ~ sdaesd.y !ast. MI.
that name who hSye teetded At Red Hill
al their lives. He had been on q spree
for several days ct The house Of James
Wilson. Wilson lsft hin for IN hour or
two, and on returning, found him hang
ing lifeless to tho limb Of 3 tree close to
the house. UptakrOves was IN nnmaf-
ried man and 30 years Of age. ~.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
suppo.sa ny1rs1issf..
A wr1M1saroNIAM rHoUahE 70 :
SUFFERING FROM THE
DIRE AaE. -. Il ,.,s, II 90 3 rstfsIE 4

A wrrhj,,n,rse,rori hn "a rH6uasr 70 ~
SUFFERING FROM THE Ao
.DIsEAsE. e'zsatassT so sls...'sss =
At the present time, James MeKANf3
milk man residing at, No. 612 Qgn4 1
street, 10 suffering from what sQPeep y 4
be the terrible maiAdy hy drophobtas J, Il
He was bitten By 1 small d0{, syh4e
engaged In serving milk on 4aqleo4
street, about nine weeks go. IN -
was with two boys st The time, ap4 q
has not been seen sfnce 20 fhat y - - II
known whether it was rabbfd, NJ. Ae-
KAY was bitten upon the middle nnfees 2.
Of the left hand. The wound rnPa9ly
healed and be experienced Setne al9rW
but after few days thought very u%9
about the matter. For week pesey,
however, be hrs been, exceedingly nerei
vous and has experinced 1ndescEi4onle
dread OF some unknown evil, sr,ei. ~. a
Occasionally be would sesm nft!e.
out of his mind, but on Wedne esdsy Night
was not very much indisposed. A. thaf
time, however, he became very delirioQe
and had an abhorrance Of water, ~ slgbt
of which would At once cause him tR ~
into commissions. He also woon haHes
spasms whenever draft of cold Air 49,
10, III n, ,,,,.>,, a.. iN g ''f- - - Il
10 Yeste. @ day day about % noon. ~ DR.. y, w y
Maul], the family ply sician vas .sQleoS
in to see the unfortunate man. xNni
the symptoms, he was led to behave fhas
the man had the hydrophobia. IA vqe
nervous and his whole system seeme4
greatly irritated. pr, Manll asked DE-
Bush. to come and seq the man, and thaf
gentleman responded. They held .
consultation together and carefully noted
and examined every symptom. A. on
the night befoie, water would cause htm'
to have convulsionso and . draft OF Air
had the same result. He could mot drinlD
water but during last night managed -
swallow liltle lemonade. His physidansl
were with him I'LL late hour last ntgees
This forenoon he was rather better -
the spasmodic nervousness was NOS near
so bad. the physician said thaf, tAsse
was dim probability that It wss 'nse
hydrophobia and that II II was the case
would be developed enough By this evsal-
ing to leave no doubt of it. la'ryF ei'"'fl
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Dtruek WASh . Hammer.

This morning two men named Charles
TOwsen and Joseph Reese, employed in
No rolling mill Of sldeli, Hastings &
suddenly Towxen became enraged. and
piehing uy . large b ammeS struck ReeAs
"A heavy blow over the left eye, which
stunned him for few moments. The
instrument abo cut severe cash over
the eye, causing the blood 70 how very
freely. r.lI ioffbp " ftF}iI
The wounded man was taken to the
oftice OF DR.. Brown, who sewed up the
wound. 1T, - l7It - 1T (
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
The MARKETS.

Beef steak, 14a2Oc; sirloin, 18a2Oc;
roast, 14a18c; corned Sa12"; Clipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced 15a13 wholesale, 10c
s ding, iso los's'head % % cheese, T isc; lard lard
lOc; mutton, 1Oal2c; chops, 16a18c veal
10a18c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, 10a12
a 10; $lasl 80 per pair; spring chickens,
30c per h.; butter, 20 o % c. tue butter, 1Sa
DC; eggs ID cent per doz.; onions 2a4c per
bunch; soup beans, 8 cents; cucumbers,
I Q 80. per piece, asparagus, 8A10c per
bunch; potatoes 20a25c. per half peck ;
new potatoes, 35a4Oc do; apples, 15a25 "a
sn;r.pS nn peek Il osns af sss neck
barb4a6e bunch;rock fish, Il 2sc per pound;
foouders, 10; Delaware shad 10 a 40;
herring, 10ai2 cents per dozen; black
bass 25a3Oc per string;perch, 12a15c per lbi
cat fsh, 3 pound for 253; kale, ,10a12per hall
peck; lettuce, 8 a 5per head; green peas,
15a2Oc per half peck; radishes, 3 &c pei
bunch, new cabbage, Sa10 per head.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Buried in smyrns. /.

The Smyrna Times speaks thus Of the
funeral of Mrs. ]. II. Primrose, whose
day, has been mentioned In he GA
xETTE: s.~f.t,..-i.f s,fa
A number Of personal friends accom-
panied the relati YES of the dsceased from
Wilmington to manifest their respect,
ard were Joined at the M. e. Church by
a large number Of our citizens for the
sa aale purpose. 10 The model address and
touching tribute of DIR. Stevenson. Of
Grace Church, was attentively listened
to. ,,.s s.,..a,TH ..t.',7s
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
The.LittIe Oua..

ey the I1'a Il'a"'fi..J Of Jack the Giant Killer y
Eand 0perrsa 0era'1an nn,1p Opera Company, ~ At the
SSendsd by a euse, verr ~. last night, though
EaArningly ,en"as urs small audience, was
reported tiems.1eareeta serea. The little singers
had skill, bseiyes wbiis I'VE, with sparkling grace
Locked really tsrs;h EUl; Orr as the big giant
rSs rs that came snUaSh ~aS;. to o. eat !.
merit, and itsnce Il x.s was one Of artistic
Witnessed bv " .uuss ~ss shame that il vas vas
" such small audience. y was
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
. elling Certincates'

Postmaster Pyle expects to repeat the
sale Of per cent government certifi-
Gates which he held yesterday, tomorrow
or Monday forenoon. If the certificates
arrive in time the sale will take place to-
morrow He is not certain whether the
amount sold will be five or ten thousand
dollars worth. .atla :. -...r- =
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Shooting al Her Dauehter's0 0>au
rtiN g9'ts
From the Globe Democrat. pl0ts : s.l

LINCOLN, Neb., May 17.--A shooting
afiray occurred at 10 O'Clock to-night be-
tween Mrs. A. 9. Barnes, wife Of q
lightning rod dealer here, and j. @. De-
mayer, physician. Denayer had ruin
ed a daughter OF Mrs. Barnes. Tonight
she met him near his dwelling. When
he passed, going home, she fired at him
being only two feet away. He ran into
his house, and as he entered tia door
fired at her. She then fred again, Sat
tering the glass in the door,, and q she
passed the house he replied with Sec-
ond shot, which went through her closk.
and grazed the skin. She screamed md
ran home. She was arrested and plsced
under bonds!' Denayer's wife is Ba.nes,
sister. Sympathy is entirely with ,Nrs,
Barnes, and against Denayer, ~ ..i,sJ,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Rugby Literary Society,

be R. L. S. will celebrate their
|h anniversary on Tuesday evening,
9th in the Grand Opera House,
will, as usual, have a crowded
s offriends to witness the exercises.
musical portion of the programme
be performed by Lapetina's Italian
esra of Philadelphia.
bose receiving tickets of invitation
have them exchanged for reserved
tickets, at G. +. Thomas e. Co.'s
borrow, at s o'clock. Reser we'd seat
ei costing only Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
Will Put an End to Il.

luch annoyance has been caused the
!ils and employees of the p. w. &
H., for some time past, by the boys
Browntown and Hedgeville stealing
supon the freight trains in the even
Complaint has been made to the
e officers and they are endeavoring
pEsak it up. The annoyance caused
railroad men, is not the only reason
aspeedy end should be put to this
dlce for there is much danger of
y OF the yound offenders being seri-
" injured, or perhans killed.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-23
A Row ON second street

Susan Gibbs was charged by Mary r.
Henderson, before EsQuire Hagany this
morning, with assault and battery. The
assault took place this morning on $50.
ond street, west of Washington, whore
much excitement was caused. OscAr
arraigned for throwing bricks ut the
complainant Susan was fined 90 cents
and costs and Oscar was held In the cum
of $50 to eep the peace. ~. .;.r