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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
UNDERWRITERS.
DUNKMANN d CO.,
TNDERTAKERS.

Embalming promptly done. Ice used when re-
quested Office calls attended to day and night
WIN. ID. JACOCkS, Manager.
Manufacturers of all kinds firs!-class Wood
Cofins and Caskets Keep constantly on hand
full line of trimmed and untrimmed Collins and
Caskets for the trade at manufacturing prices.
Office and Warerooms Nos 173 and TO Clinton,
between Linn and Baymiller SITS, Cincinnati
fe27-lyThS&Tu
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15

shares Of the capital stock Of the Alden Fruit
Pressing Company, each share being for slOo.
Terms OF Slie--CASH
Dated this 2.d day Of April, 1879,
$. HORACE GOODlN, Assignee
SAYLEEI SAyLEg. Attorneys ior Assignee.
5rHiitIh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

: Gin SelbitmSrrer prn GROCER 8il.
lenaitirfe : bieien ,,Sfubm" pereient Der
iieten3isiibrise @reiS Nanum NloridJ
ocn BelhertcwH, WaH. Gr bat lid,
fiiralid oaburd rom 9eteu gum Ecbe be-
fcroert. oab ct ieinen Gcpf in einsu 81
mer ialten Waiers 10 lanse unttrtauate,
biz Der 3mef erreidt mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

= Die Nrbeiten al str @el- youifana
uuo 1eyas Giienbabn baben tescnneu. s.
fab berstts 80 Carloads Shienen anss
fommen.
= Sn Sort Wortb bat fA Elm iunaer
Iann, @eorse 3csers. nit Ralpbium
esssilss!.
Die aaufmante perbreitet fih bereits
ma 3 benz Snnern bes 9anoss ~, benin
aud; in 6oulfcn miro Elm Dausrlauf an
setinoist.
Sn guGin County tabsn bsutlhe
Sarmer bereits Blumwollsnfeloer, irelhs
fopsit poranssriidt iuo, tab lie ansspHist
msrosn tSnnsn.
Sn Sra!b County wuroen burh
Yrairiefsutr eins Weuss Gsnsen re, braunt.
- Sn Sbsrman wurpe 50. @roben
bsimsr ihulpis ttfunben, In @ssenwart
Der Mr5. epah s'Huht ~ eassn uno
bate 40 Doqsr Ssrais Safar Iu aablsn.
Eie Birssr son eamar County
ucasn einsn Ssrein ,ur llntsrltubun5 pcn
ginmanoerfrn bilbtn.
= Sn DeniIpn wsssea tdslih uber
sec Dollar Gilsnbabntidets nah esap'
pilis osttduft. Gin ftiiberer genosne,
Dcnlens fdrsibt ron gsapeias aus an
lsins 8stsan.sn 8lstt. 100 Sbr l,io."
x Sn Nanc!a GanniY wnrbs cine isras
In mdnnliAfn 5slaiosrn abfast. 5is tan
BON QouiFana unb aab ale @rune ibrs'
gerfleieuaa an, oab iis unttldfo' ,u ret
fen runfhte.
= Sa 6ollon eat Der 1urnsfreir
iffaioifsn, fin Waiisif crit gu @a0e Ma
at,ltultsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

70 biht itebsn unb Der Scoen fad ssnul
1T, oab man nit bem gf,5 Die Narte auf'
rsiben fann.
Gs ebt Squatter, Die bauptlddlth aus
Sasot, 5iitfans une Shinbellplitsn ihrsn
grwsrb 3isben lOlhe bilosn i'm Qqsemei
nen eine unteausm. Nahtarlhaft, inben'
lis es nit psm Wein uno Deiu niht ssnau
nshmen.
90 miiete man lis psrtreiten.
Sie teiincsn iith aui Rssierun ssIano,
erflarts Der 9sctar, mir hatea allo fsin
Nsht, seasn fe ein,u1hreittn, wsalsRsns
70 lanac nidt. mis lie Den ehnofriscsu ah
ten. Seltit bic gauge Goicnle sssen itr
aubutrineen, wdrs nid,t ratbiam es fame
babel unfsbitar gu Qufiritttn, welhe BEN
gutsn STUFF unlerer 9anplhaft aeFdtrpeteu.
gBir miiiftn lle einfah iiberlpahtn, mo
ianas psrpsilsn lie lhlpsy!itb in oelsr @ss
gsne, iie tdtteu font sins gum Wai5tau
sseiaaste Statte se,paptt.
Da bsRsist ,pifoer s}tmauo pas Bot,
psrlsbts Wrs. Ysrnbt le6baft.
Ytoe lhwissen, nit ertSttsr Span,
nuns ilber ben See lhausno.
Die fsbt onsrbinss nitat nah elmer Sn'
bianerin aus. tsmertte Glopsr, ais er &C.
mahrte, pab Garlata in Dem Canoe ptab
natm.
Qtar Der Manu, tpe der ih i6r 3nse'
felt, fuste Mts. Sernot bin3u, elm sDsi
bsr trast ein rottes &opftmh.
Daran erfennt i'd, ibn, perlebte Der Nc,
tar. osrlelbe nfere Geislls, Uslher iib
,sitweiie in Der @olonie berumtretbt uno
fltine Ginfaufc an Qebensmittsln be1crst.
(5ortfepuns fOIe..)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

- 5iir bic Nid6eforoeruns be, De.
pcrtirten beue Il bic @uaoe bes Staat8.
cberbauptes gu 9beil weroen iol, aus
benz straforte mad, 5ruutreid wiesersu>
tebren, iino benz ,,@penenent" 5ufclse Re.
reits umfaHcuta Nnorenunsen 3etrofisn.
Stint Araaspcrtihiffe iinr fiir bieIe grpe.
biticn beitimmt, nimlid bas don am
81. Tsbruur prn Bref..l ..lusselaufene Sesel.
idiif ,9e Naparin" uno bic pier Damz
pier: ..ee Bar Sc @alpapcs", 80
Vire", uno ..Qa Seuore." Ser Yar"
1T beseits non Brett atsesansen uno Der
,.Galpaocs" rsiro ibm bon bort awilheu
ben, II. unb 10. fclSeu bic :. @iss" uuo
bic ,.Seuere" werbeu ueh Dor @noe bic.
les Mouata pcn 9snlon abseben, I'M
ebepjalS mad Meu-g galeocnien su ieseln.
Sebes oieier Sdiffe miro ia, Durhl bnitt
$50 yericnen aufnebmen tSnMen 5ie
enibalten nod Die 3elenartisen 9fiume,
in petdea lie bic Ysturtbeilten ibrer Belt
mad Der StrafcUlcnie iiberflibrt bater !;
Der Srcnun9 balber meroen auh bic Ye,
snabisten in bieien 3eGen untereetradt
metbca, rbne oab ieopd ibre Bewesunss.
freiteit irseapwie icnit befhrantt weroen
fca. Sie erbalten bieielbe gerpfiesuns,
rpe bic Mannidaft. ullo prei Wablseiteu
tislid, 200 @ramn.e conlerpirteS Hinb.
Heiid rber e25 @ramme Spef oper 800
@ramme friIdes Tleiid uno / 9iter Wein.
Die Niidfabrt auf ben bier Dampferr
oarfte 6l bis Monate in slnipruh neb'
men. 70 oab bic eritsn gransporte tribe.
items enee Ausult iii I0ulOn tanpen biirf'
ten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

bergen aufselSit wrrben, telesrapbirt man
Der Neueu 6reien Yrelle unterm %. Sc
bruar aus Yrus: Mit elmer idriftliden
Srumaat beS YpliSet Directors erldien
bsute Elm Ycli5ei=geamter in bet 2eiebuue
Der peutidem Stubenten, lief iid bic
grrtpcpQe Der Ylenarlienuseu, bet Sieuu=
gen oes 9uSlduiles nno oas Bunldbud
pcr5ei9en, copirte mebrere geridte une
nabm pann nit bem Sbmann oeS Ser
ems, Grlet, Elm Protccpa auf Gs mur=
pen feline brdperrdtberiiden llmtriebe
entoedt, mubl aber bic Srrbereituns fitr
lpnale Wanifeltaticnen an(dblid per Sez
tteilisuns bes SereinS an Der lilbernen
So6;eitsfeier bes Saiierpaure5. Cine
Deputatipn bertlder Stuoenten feablidz
tist li6 gum Stattbalter su beseben unb
unter nadoriidlidlter Setcnuns pes
oentid nutionalen Stanopunftes ieoen
Sereadt elmer anti Sitreidilden gel lin=
nuns enersiId 5uriid5umeiien. Der Stattz
batter Varpn gSeber 1T gbenos na4
gsien 9ereiit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

Sic fcmmen uno perSeben, mis oer
Gbau rcr Der Morsezl lrnae, ale ienen
Mittel, peld,e oielperipredeno ouftreten
unit nid,ts, ols leerer Shau, lnandmal
aber aud gefibrlid) lino. Sin Mittel ie-
bod, ,pelc;c3 ft - H1ps Juuperten ppr
ber Wstt erbatleu. bt.(su beiluu3ea Dip.
riaoeu iinn, cercicut in tar Gbat unfere
marine Gnpfebluns. uno oielc tGuneu mir
oaber nil teitcal Hiilcl uno Wewiien
cem ct. Safc5S Sci onseoe;bea laiieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20
= Wilitdri1he Beerbieuna zines Of,

= Mllitdri1de Besrbisuns zines Wf,r.
bes. Sa pittsburs wuroe jiinslt elm
@ferb nit militdriiden gbrsn bssrabsn.
IS batte bamit fOlsenps Bspanotnib {:
Sm Mdt, 1862, uabreno pes Genoer.
buunfrisss. natm Sbsrlt George Nt-
tares pom 6l. Yennigluania Nesimsnt
einen 8etsaen Sffi;ier BON Stuart's
Commando ssfanssa. DeHen Yferp, sin
id0nss Sitter oon Ssntudisr 3uht, bebtelt
er fur Rh. DaAelbe trus ibn fhsr our9
ale 2rsifen unp Sdladten bss 8rieees
uno eisnte ibm aud ieither, bis es am
5rsitas in Gulse bon @l'erslawaAe nit
Sob absius. Sberf Ridaros LIEF ben
treusn !8riesssefa9rten auf lsinsm plass
on Dennifcn Ipsnue beereisen uno absr
Dem Grab wnree Elm militarilder Salut
geseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

9 d ~ mme unp aB af lebe
lChamoisskins) usrldieeener @rSbs uno
auaIitat gu n'S9llhf uieprieen Yreilen,
bel J. &alteyer & Spbn.
9lorbleite oss MtIitarp pla,a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20
: (5,sfhSitsnrtb in Voben

- S9slQdIf9nefp IN OdpeH. 2UaaH
idreibt aus &arlarlbe unterm 20. Sc
truar: aud YrmdIal teridtet bic uaarls<
rubcr 3ts.":: Sin neueS tetriitenpeS
yeilpiel fir bic nod inlmer anbaltencc
8alaalitdt in unieren seidaitliden uno
pirtbIhaftliden 8erbdltnilien liefert oas
9feiultat Der an 0ioHtas ltsttselabte1
apanss<geritsis siserlnsb ber Hrieorid aern'-
fden SiegenlhaIten: Dret in mebr roel
,llineer sutem auitaubs beiinblide @obn=
bauier mo elm SrOber Sompleg pcl @ar.
ten, Weinbersen uns 9ledern, slaeS Su.
famlilen seriatli9 nud elmer sepiB dll.
Berlt mabisen GaratiOn auf $3.50 SO
Seldast, muBten I'M ben SpcttpreiS bon
10000 W. loSgeIdlagen lperocnl-Di'
@liubiserperiammlunS bet Cant oeS y
S6narel III Wiiin6en bat, ME pie 1ano
Neits beriGtet. bel0loilen, psB oSs ,SGte
selernlaniat in &arlsrube nod Dor ben
Is. WiirS gum Werfauie selansen ioll
Der Yertauispreis wiro anf 100000 Wf
Setellt weroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20
Iesos a 8.
llnfere StaatSlesislatur.

NuRin. IS. Mar,. Sm @snat wurbe
eh Nmenbsmsnt anssnommen, nod wsl.
chem Ger Wertb timer 5simitdtte bei elmer
pflnpuns mesen Shulpen nur $4,000
Dollar bstrasen ioa. Die al3smsins
Npprppriationsbi nurte anBenommen
nit einem giertel ber Gintunfte fiir bic
Gbulen. Die Bell Yunh Bill nit man
Gerlst Mbdnperuneen wuroe gum ,weiten
Male aeh hi.n.-Sm 5auie wurbs bic ge.
tobctihaft bss @oupssneurs binfdtlih
Der Mcu .Braunfslfer Ntabemie perlelen
uno nsm gunite iiberwiefen. Gin @eieb.
welfes ZEN gesait pon Steaereoaeetoren
tsalebt, puroe angenummen, ocsgl. elm
@slsb ainfhtlid Der NieiIeren. Die Bio,
pelhe pas estal Option Gam peylharit,
rpurse anaenommsu une ebsnfo bic BeQ
Vunt BID Sin BsIhlub. o1s @esatt oon
Nnsshsaten pon 8 auf . Dollar bsrab3u-
isksn. ruurss serworfsu, isocd ni&t BIN.
Ghttih ees porbeteneen Gaplans, Der
fsrnsrbin nur Dollar fir isine Nrbeit
erbdlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

Die
ksali ae Srsic Hrsffs
erlGcr; .e-
tall, mi Ausnatns psp 'Scnntasa
unb fcfs'
u fat sas 5abr ocer 81 80 fir ,
Tpnlte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

6banber, 8ruhbdn ar
Bruhbanper avn seriaisesnsn Spr'
uns wuo.n as:s ssnau anaspaet bel
S. Raltsssr Il Scbn
Norblsite pss Militarp. pla,a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

Yoli;eilide WaBreseln scseu beut>
fhe Stupenten lino jeet in Seltrela an
Der Tasesprpnuns. 9faa9en. siir5lida
lsr oeutlde 9eiepetein ii i8ieu ipeseh
rsihstbeutiher Hno antieSltreihilder 1snE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-20

= Der Gutaner giieuaneS erftdrt, fir
eine neue Grbebuns eer Sniel wdten be
reitS $780, 900 beiiammen. NaerbinsS
nur eiu Trcpfen auf einen beiBeu Steiu.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
THE TOMB.

Died-In this city, Tuesday, February l1th. Of
consumption. Mr.. ROBERT B. YOUNG, aged
50 years.
- Near Concordia. In Lafayette coanty, on
Friday, Feb. 7th, after an Illness Of nrne days,
OF Mr.. FREDERICK SCHULZ.
In Middleton township, on Wednesday.
Feb: 9TH. OF pneumonia. Mr.. GEO. RHODES,
aged 66 years.
He was buried at Maplewood cemetery. near
Dover, on Thursday. Feb. 8tn, with Grange
honors. He was'one of the oldest residents Of
the county, and was universally loved and
respected.
At Page City, this county, after n sickness
OF asout four weeks. on Wednesday,. 18th INST.
Of pnenmonIs and typhoid fever, Capt. ROBERT
c. SLOTT, aged ~ years.
Capt. Scott served as n captain in the conied-
crate army. under Gen. Morgan, during the
entire war. He was a brave soldier, a kind
husband and father and . true and generous
friend he was buried in Machpelah Cemetery
by his masonic brethren. He leaves Il wife and
seven children. Peace be with him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
Card of Thanks.

take this method of thanking the public for
the great kindness shown me during my stay In
the city. For the high appreciation ct my CT
forts in producing the Cantata Of Esther" 1
return my sincere thanks to tho vocxlists and
instrumental performers who 80 ably assisted
me in the rendition. I have never had the char
acter so we'll personated. all performing their
parts creditab'y; some evincipg true dramatic
talent and brilliant vocal power and culture.
The choruses, I have never had better sustained,
all seemingly determined that each night per
formsnce should discover no lack of force or
fidelity in this important feature. I am under
many obligations to Rev. j. A. Quarles. of the
E.. A. Seminary, Tor the use Of one of his
pianos; to the colleges for their patronage; to
Mr.. Bonnell for the use OF the organ; to the
NJ. K. Church for the use of the church; to the
Leid,rkrauz Society for the use of their splendid
and to many and all others from whom l
have received assistance and kindnesses. / shall
ever remember the good people of Lexington,
and earnestly desire thut il shall be my good for
tune at no dist mt day to again EMO, the social
and musical pleasures from which 1 reluctantly
depart. ED. H. LANE,
Lexington. Feb. IA. 1879.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
General Markets.

p1 ar, ST. Loris. Feb. l3.
fLOCR-Betier. with q light Offering: w
81 .9GSs IS. XXX, - O5aI 20. family. 81 4staI IN
NJ: = red. 7sa96ks cash
May; No. 5 red, 93kc, "' ~ w
~GoRN.Firm; SAKE cash; ssA @s2Sc March -.
3s03SS April; AG3ik May.
VArsFFlrm; 3sH@2Akc cash ax @s4x May.
F~ORk-Quiet; 50 70ae Is.
closed oni S SAT- y Opened nrmer. bu.
81 'o&t IS; cash. 81 IS, Keokuk, IS. '''o''
slow; shoulders, o. Is: cr,bs
% so9o t3h clear. S5 IS April; clear. Al n
L~ARD,Lower; offered at Is 60.
a. Tya.htlddET,snipp,IgE grad: srner and active
native steers % 0o9A 1917; feeding steers. stronI
~ Tgs -; cows and hsitegs - 1898 SsXi
Receipts, ITO, shipments, |. 500. "" 'seu.
va hGSs NJ, doSsr light shipping. So soss GO:
g Goes 90, butchers to fancy heavy, d ppS ss ! *
hecsipts $500; shipments. s, 900. ~' !"
easEt.steady and IN fair demand; commor
70 Eood. - oo03 Is, choice 70 fancy, a ss =
: ~ export sradss. ~ 7Aea =. 1scsiSs. 20
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
Religious.

Rev. Mr.. Asling will preach, In German. At the
courthouse Tomorrow night.
Services at the Presbyterian church Tomorrow
morning and evening by Rev. Geo. L. Leyburn.
Services at the Methodist church tomorrow
morning and evening, by Rev. NJ. G. Williams.
Services at the Baptist church Tomorrow
morning and evening. at the usual hours. bv
DR.. Talbird.
Regular services at the Episcopal church to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock, and in the after.
noon IN O'Clock. Rev. J. W. Dunn. rector
officiating.
Daily services at the Catholic church. SIX
O'Clock. a. m; Sunday services 8 and los
O'Clock, q. m, and ~ O'Clock, y. m, Rev, J.
j. Lilly officiating.
Services at the Christian church tomorrow
morning and evening at the usual hours. by
Elder j. II. Hughes.
AT the Baptist church to-morrow NIGHT the
converts Of the recent meeting will be baptized.
provided the e~sptistry can be made ready.
Bishop Robertson Iectured In Jefferson Civ
on Monday night TO d large audience. His sub
ject was "A Summer Abroad. In England and
on the Continent The lecture 10 said to hav.
been very fine.
Rev. y. a. Moore will preach q, Clenwood
school house tomorrow at the usual hour
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
Stock Notes.
Don Ish shipped three cara OF cattle 70 Q
-is last Monday

! Don Ism shipped three cara OF cattle to Ct.
-ts last Monday.
.r loads of cattle and hogs were shIr.
nod rom H;pvins' iue on Monday.
Fuhr & Co. have bous,'t ana shipped IS car
loads of wheat at H,gginsville this year.
DR.. Herndon, near Greenton. gives Us notice
that he hiss postponed his day of sale from the
s5th to the ssth inst. He will sell on that day all
his farm edects household and kitchen furniture,
&C.. preparatory to moving to Texas. This is q
rare chance to buy what you want.
Mrs. Mary E. Raper, near Aullville. gives
notes thss she has to quit farming.
y.sif sell. on Friday, the 2sth inst. all her
personal property, consisting Of horses, mules.
cattle. hogs. farming implements and household
and kitchen furniture. Sums over Is q credit
of six months. with interest at 9 per cent.
ar. c. O. Grimes sold, las: Monday. to Mr..
John G. EIses, 10 head of thoroughbred Berk-
shire hogs, ranging from eight months to eight
years old, for $50. Mr.. Grimes sold the whole
let. to close out, for q less sum than they would
have brought singly. Mr.. Elses got q good
bargain.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
Council Proceedings.

CITY HALL, Monday, Feb. 10, 1873.
Council met in regular session.
Present-Mayor John, Councilman McCaus-
land, Ahrens, Ballard. CroWder
Williams and Dicken.
Minutes of last meeting read. and after COR
%rection. approved.
Mr.. McCausland read q petition from G. W.
Young. asking that the taxes Of Martha ) CraW-
ford be abated. as she has been insane tor zen
years, and Is crippled In her right arm. She mas
been sustaining herself. at the asylum. and Is
nearly well; and should she md her money Ill
expended. the results are feared. Received Pc
tition, and prayer granted.
Tie register read a petition praying for Q
crossing on North street. from Dunkel's corner
to the postoface. Petition received and He'd.
On motion of Mr.. Ballard, the license Of her
husbands saloon wss refunded to Mr.. Chas.
Homer.
Collectors report received and filed.
Treasure1's report received and alcd.
The register read an ordinances. laid over from
a previous meeting, IN relation to opera houses
and public halls.
Mr.. McCuusland moved that the ordinance be
read the third time by Its title. aud put upon its
anal passage. Motion carried; and ordinance
adopted.
The register read an ordinance in relation to
the payment OF costs incurred In the swearing
out of wrlts, which was laid over at a previous
meeting.
Mr.. Adamson moved that the ordinance be
read the third time by its title, and put upon Its
final passage. Motion carried. and ordinance
adopted.
The register read an ordinance In relation to
the licensing of billiard tables. laid over from .
former meeting
Mr.. Ballard moved that the ordnance be read
the third time by Its title, and put upon Its final
passage. Motion carried; ordinance lost
Mr.. Adamson male n '. rbsl report In relation
to the ferry company. and asked further time
wherein to report. Time gran'ed.
Mr. McCaus'snd reported. verbally. that the
finance committee had met. and that the can
celled warrants had been destroyed Report re-
ceived.
Mr.. Ahrens. chairman OF the APP
pointed to investigate the claims for damages
made By Oliver Hughes. colored. reported that
an investigation had been made, and that Hughes
was not ignorant of the work going on; that
great precaution WAS used by those engaged In
the work; and that the committee did not believe
Hughes could recover damage. Report received
and aled.
/ MIR. Ahrens, chairman OF the finance commit.
tee, presented the following bills, which were
allowed
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
Lexington. Feb. IA. 1879.

New colorsd Hamburg edgings, at Conk-
ling & Co.'S.
Wanted-a man to do farm work. See no.
tice Of Mr.. Burns.
DIR. Herndon's sale will be on the 26th in.
stead of 25th as the bills read.
5000 yards Hamburg edglngs, now open,
from &c up, at Conkling & Co.'S.
DO not forget that the place to save -FOUR
money on dry goods and shoes, is at Conk.
ling's.
There was no meeting OF the old voters at
the courthouse last Saturday, as was re-.
quested.
Maskers will meet at Leiderkrarz hail at
1:3O O'Clock Monday night, and march to the
opera house. headed by the band. Don't
forget. Be on hand promptly.
The Leldsrkranz ball Oh Monday night.
the l7th, will be at the opera house, for fear
their hall will not be large enough to accom-.
modate the crowd. All masksrs Will please
meet ut Letderkranz hall at 1880 O'Clock; at 8
o'clock they Will march to the opera house,
headed by the brass band.
5000 yards Hamburg edgings, now open,
louu &c opS 81 O0ukll0& Il COS.
Last Monday Mr.. David Lay, a brother of
VIM. II. Lay, was run over and Instantly
killed by the cars at Odessa. He attempted
to cross the track while the train was back
Ing, but was caught and crushed by the
cars. Mr.. Lay was a gentleman well liked
by all who knew him. and this sad accident
mas cast q shadow OF sorrow over the whole
community.
5000 yards Hamburg edgIngs, now open.
from &c up. at Conkling l. Co.'S.
We have recslved a valentine, upon the
back OF which is written {: ''This is respect.
fully dedicated to the young lady who signs
herself "GIrIs." Hoping she may improve
by this lesson, and not tackle the bows too
hot in the FUTURE" and signed, .Boys.n
There are 80 many persons who are dead
sure they know who .'Girls" Is, that We
wonder ''Boys" did no: send the valentine
directly to her.
New colorsd Hamburg edSlngs, Ut Conk-
ling b Co.'S.
w. s. schmitt, supported by a dramatic
company. under the management OF Geo.
b. Berrlll, business manager of DeBar's op-
era house, st. Louis, WIFI give three exbi-
Buttons at Hagen's opera house in this CITY
on Monday tuesday aud Wednesday nights.
Feb. "A. Is and Is. Monday mig 1t, .Mer.
chant OF Venice" Tuesday night, .sLsdy of
Lyons" "Wednesday night, "katherine and
PetruchIo"-each followed with u lauyi,abls
farce.
New colored Hamburg edgIngs, at Conk.
ling & Co.'S.
II farmer works q year to raise q crop,
and then lets II lay and rot, we call him a
fool. II our county court should work for
several years to defeat township bonds, ana
Just at q critical moment allow o suit TO 90
by default, and judgmen, be given against
The townships for want OF the expenditure
Of 800, 1t would be no wiser than soms ot
lie fellows who are now making such a
howl about the matter, and that would 10 |
saying very little for the court.
The neatest store room, the newest eood. |,
The most polite clerks. and the ios0s.t price.
Tor dry goods and Shoes, are 10 be FOUND
Rsw at CenklinE = Co.'S.