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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
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SDt\ASVP AOS @Ik
9aB am IA. October in S ON a bic gfez
publttaner 9eiicgt BADEN, lit faum Der 6ebe
tpertb, benu Oas ertpartete man ais ieIblt=
OeritGnbli6.
9Iu9 baB in SDio bic Republitaner
ttegen iplroen, fonnte mart ais ielbitDer>
ftGnolt6 annehmeI; nur bnnoeIte fi6's
babel UNI bic Stimmenmebrbeit. = Stint
tauleno, 5ebntauieno, finf;ebntauienb
tpltroen ldou 9~enii9eno 9emeien iein. -
Aber ~3tpan5ig bis funfunO5tpan3tstauien6
- oas lit, tpie IS in ben Jtonlanen beiBt,
rnebr ais mir III umiern fibnlten ErGumen
crtDartet bdtten.
limb aud mebr ais bic Oemofraten in
ibret bel6eioenitet1, bemiitbtgiten 8eredz
1ungen 9efitr6tet batten. SUM-, ODER
ieLblt sebntauieno Stimmen Mebrbeit gez
gen lib bGtten lie mod a~IenfaIs ertragen
f0nnen = babel ipGre i6nen Der Ntbenl
rt6t a%uSgegangen; = babel bitten iie nod
INNER an elm INSTRUMENTATION benten
f0nnen. @ber mebr aIs 3lpan3ig
Sauien6 - Do bort Der SpaB auf; ba it's
o0e.
Sn Der Shat: es # ale! Die bless
iGbrige 0Gbl in S9io be0eutct 6ieS: baB
Oas Bolf oes gtoroen5 es miloe lit, BON
Der Dermalebeiten 8uIboierz unb Sanbts
tenz Gotte Oes SIbens, nel6e fi6 bort DEE
mofratil6e 8artet nennt, am 9tarrenieil
gefubrt i'll Deroen; - oaB es bon elmer
Yartet, oeren einSige Gufgabe barin gu be-
fteben i6etnt, 9edmdntel fir Die bunoesz
feinoIi9e Nieoertraht Der &ebeIen i'm
Suoen 3uiammen3ufide1, nt6ts mebr
lDiien MIL; 6aB IS Elm fit a0emaI stpiz
f6en Der Ge6tsani6auurg, tpona6 Die
Der. Staaten cine Station ii1b, unb Der
Rtoern, pnna6 iie nur Elm mIiter 9aufe
bon 50 Spn0erberrIt6fetten (auf
{. t. Deuti6: v8artifulariounerGnetGten")
iein tpiir0en, ieine @abI getroffcn bat.
Dies lit Der Sim unb bic 8ebeutung
bet @rtpG5lung Soiters gum @ounerneur
bon Sbt0. Sic 3etgt 1t: Der llG6lte
Br6itoent Der Ser. Staaten tpiro Elm Otann
fein, tpelder Die Ser. Staaten i'd fir
Gin SeitenitHd 81 benz lotteri9en oeutl6en
Bunoe DON 1916 6dlt, Der nltr burd bic
@naoe ieiner ,iouuerGnen" Wiit9lieoer be-
ftano, ionoern ein SeitenitId az Dem
beutl@en &ei9e bon 1871, tpeI1es auf bic
8orausiebung begrinoet lit, ba6 bas
rationale (9fei6sz) 9fe1t Iber benz
Gonoeritaatsre0te itebt.
0ie 0ieler rG6ite n attDnaIge<
! III PtuItUCHt uCL SCls Sluuteb uSt~
BEN iptro:-pas fommt 0arauf an .? 8ieLz
Iei6t Sberm an, DieIei6t Grant,
y uieaei6t W abburne, Dieleidt
Blaine. A6er gletdpieI, tDie er belize;
TT tpirb elm Nfann iein, Der auf frieblidem
@ebiete, obne8 lutuergieBen, Die @rrungenz
i9aften bes pieridbrigen BirSerfrieges BON
neuem gu erringet uno = 81 befettz'
sen baben tpirb. Gin Wann, Der itd
tlar barber iein miro, bdB Der v9eeinigte
Siioen" (solid South) benz 9eetnten gtOrz
ben Die Sauit 81 3ei9en perlu6t bat, aber
nieoer9ei6Iascn iporoeu lit. Sin Ntann,
pelder it6 betDuBt lit, DAB bon 9foroen
uno Sioen (Gisz un0 GranSleitbanien)
Giner 9ammer uno Der @nOere u m
bos iein muB; baB aber Der gtorben ni6t
&mbOs iein mill unb ioa, ion0ern
8 m r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Me0ett bon 0ranf

gSie i'm MuSIanbe 10 seist @eneralGrant
ieBt aud i'm Slllanoe, DAB ct IS Deritebt,
bel ieber @elegenbeit fnr3 unD gut
All ipredeu. 9abei tpieber6oIt er It6 beiz
nabe ME; er ipri6t ni6t, Die Die meiiten
ameritaniid)en Geoner bonn 6anotperf, at
bunoert BldBen Elm unb 0aiielbe, lonoern
tueiB LIBERAL, no er bin fommt, ettpas
gteues su iagen, un6 5tDar tets aus bent
Steareife, inbem er auf Die Nnreben bel
leiner 8egriiBung 8e3ug nirlnt.
Sci etnem Der IeBte1 Gmpfdrge III Sre=
gon bate her 8e9riibungs s&eoner, elm
Ni6ter Narnens Strong, aud oeS 8uroerz
trieges gebaht unO oarauf b%ingepteien,
6aB ebenlaIi9e Solbater aus beiOen 6eeren
antpeleno ieien. General @rant nun be-
merfte in ieiner GrpiDerungs z&eoe, na6=
benz er fura leines. frIberen NufeHtbaltes
an Der &u1te bes Sttaen Wtceres seoa4t
bate, Solgenbcs:
vQud auf bic b~ergangenen &dnpfe bas
BEN Sic aneelpteIt. Sd bin frob, oaB otes
1eIben au @tbe itno. O1ir gerei6te eS nie>
mails 3un1 8~ergnIgen, baB iene &dlnpfe
~begannen. Oas. @rgebutB Derielbeu 1T
aber, baB mir cine gtation 9eblieben itno,
auf bic mir itol3 lein t0nnen tart 0az
beint, gea9tet in BET 'Sremoe. 1nler Slut
bat ii6 iiber bic @rersen einiliiirter 0OI>
fer binaus uerbreitet; er lit al6 IN Die
tpeniger cioiliiirten T6eile Der @roe Dor9e-
%brungen- Nuf metnen &eiien babe i6 be-
merit. baB frembe Bolfer mns mebr a6ten.
ais mir uns ielbit a6ten. SD babe Die
boben, ia erbabenen 8e9riffe wabrgenomz
men, tpel6e bel an0eren WfG6ten in Se3ug
aut uns berriden; ibr ultbeil loate uns
.lelbit einen bOberen 8egrtff BON unlcrer
@rDBe 9eben. SIS miro auspGrts al6 artz
e%rfannt, baB Nrmutb, mie tie bort Dorz
tontr1t, BET uns faum gefunoen Diro. SD
lob austpGrtS 2eute, Die DerbGltniBr1dBig
reid iinb uno ftb bod ni6t better tletoen
uno 1Gbren, ais uniere Mrmen es tbun.
nytirgenbs itto before 8%eoingungen fit
@rfolg unb @ebeibe1 %nor9anbeu ais bier
ON ben GIlten bes Sttlelt Meeres. 6ier
itno iebt Die. tpel6e tpGbreno oes &riegs
out entge9engeiebten Seiten fo6ten, friebz
LID nereini9t in einem 9anoe, auf oas
1tol3 au letn, ite ale oas glei6e 9fe0t baz
ben. SD oante benz @olfe burh sic,
gti6ter Strong, fur Oieien freunOIi6en
@mpfang."
Nas Grant oa bon benz Stol3e ouf bic
@rDBe bes 8aterIanbes logt, lift feline
leere grab[eret, tpie 1ie in ben "spread
eagle">9teoen. Der 0emagogen portommt,
lonoern cine Wa6nung all Die ebemaltge1
Ttebeuen, ebenfaas bon Screen Der tpieoer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Gttober atnS Nunember.

Die 8ablen in Obio un6 Soma baben,
6uber benz n10ralil6en Ginorude, ben fte
iben, Gin groBeS JteiuItat ergeben: Die
GuSl0ibun9 Der @reenbad : Bdrtei.
8on oieler tpiro fortau ais bon elmer be-
ionbern v%nationaIen" gnrtei 10 tpenig mebr
bic &e6e iein f0nnen, mte ettpa bon ben
9empercn3Iern, ben 0eiberre6tlern, ODER
ben So5ialiften. 9as beiBt: ie mO9en
nod bic rnO Do BET elmer ein3elnen Sta0t=
D6er 0orfDabl genug Stimmen alftreiben
fOnnetl, UNI IS - D0rt6etlbaft fIr i1re
SIbrer au MAIDEN, an cine an6ere 4artei
1us3nDerfaue 9ber fir Die
u~ation6Ie 8oIittt BADEN iie aIs beionz
bere Partet iebe Seoeutung nerIoren.
9an1it lit aud Die 0eo9Ii6teit serft0rt,
bdB Die nGdite YrditOententpabL in ben
Go19reB geiporfen tueroen f0nnte. 9as
bGtte nGu1li6 auf ebrlidem unb geieBIi6em
Bege nur 6anu geide6en f0nnen, tuenn
bret Yrdiiocnti6aftsz SanDibaten aufgez
fteut Doroen tpGren uno. elmer oobon (0er
Der @reenboGer) tpenigitens gertug 8abl=
m1nter1tinme1t erb1lten bate, Inn ieoent
Der bei0en anoeren Die ablolute Wiebrbeit
su Deroerben. 9ta6 ben nerni9te16en
9fieberIa9en Der 8reenbader in Ohio Mn6
Soma fam aber 6aDon feline 9teoe mebr
iein. Ser Go1greB tpirb i'm 6ebruar
1881 Die observation-disclosures fur
3met Ednotoaten 5t 5Gblen b1ben uro
fDnnte, faIs Der repubLifaniI9e cine Weebrz
belt Der northumberland erbalten
bate, b0dltens nod eiten offenen @etpaltz
ftreih Qusiperfuug Der @ablitimmen re>
pubIifanii6er Staaten) neriu6en, tpenlt er
fre6en Wutb genug ba3u bate. Nber Ct
tuirb IS. tpobI bleiben Iafen.
Stir S1io beocutet Der repubIif1niihe
28abliteg y bic grtpdbIung zines republic
tanii6en 8unoesienators (pieuei6t Saft's)
an Steue Iburmans, q Die Mbl9offung
6er nie6ertrd6tigen gintbeiIung ber8ablz
be3irte i'm Staate, moDur9 IS Der 0emoz
fratiihen Minberbeits portei inn
Staate lt6gIi6 tuurbe, cine Mebrbeit
Der 8ertreter i'm Gongref1e 5u tpdbIen. =
9ur1 Die misunderstanding elmer gere6z
ten @intbeiluns Der 8abLbeSirte wirO auf
niele Sabre binaus cine repubIif1nii6e
gcrtretung 6es StGats i'm 8un6e 9eii4ert
tDer6en.
Ser moraIii1e @in6rud BEL 8abI mad
duBen bin tpiro fi6 aunG6it an SEEM gorf
Dffenbaren mifien. 8enn, MORAN ieBt
tpobI nur nod @eni9e sDeifeLn, Cornell in
Stem Oort gum GouDerneur 9etDGDlt miro,
10 lit Damtt Die HrGitoententpa9l bon 1880
boriGufia entihieoen. 2lsbann fam man
nit Si6erbeit auf einen g~eeinten NOrOen
(solid North) unb arf Die @rtpdbLung
If 9 b zines Mannes rebnen, ben Die
republttaniide Yartet 1880 ais tbren
8annertrd9er aufiteaen tuiro.
Ob bic SttOberpabIen in 9let9er We1le
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Sic @6lSanth.

!8u Der Seit, als bie Ser. Staaten au=
iGbrli6 flr 9NlOerte bon Wltltonen 1ol>
lars mebr Waaren bon europa tauiter,
als europa bon ibneu tauite; ais in
Sol9e Dellen ntdt nur Der gor;e @rtra9
ulllerer @oloz uno S~tlbergrubcn, ionocrn
nod auBcroem uniummcn unieres gcprGaz
ten @elDeS nab @arppa f~loilen: oa
prepigten uls Die brittiheu Treibanbels=
boIOe unausgelebt ole 9roBe v0eilslebre":
baB Die NuSlubr barren Geloes 6 al fein
llnglld tilr Elm 9anO lei, %Ionoern cher Elm
Slid. Oenn fir oa3 @tlO tauide es ia
qreifbare gtubDertbe Elm, Die e5 offerbar
n0tbiqer 9ebraud)e, ais oa5 @elo; - pa,
mcnn Dem nid)t 10 mare, g liz e5ell nid)t
faufen milroe. Sur lein Otl0 empidnge Is
alio gelligeuDen 0cQeniucrtD ullo u~erltere
mgtht1 HtIts.
SEPT mare nun Die re6te 3eit, Inn 6ieie
9elislebre, Die aud Don Den arletitartlden
Qatalen uno2lfie1 Der britt den Tletban0elss
boloe eifrig geprebigt ipar0, ibren llrbebern
81 Semitic 5u flbren. Qenn Gagta10
ma6t elm entleblid iaures @eii6t ba3u,
baB eS ielbit lebt fir Sitter, Die eS le6r
baares Sob nab Nmerita i6i6en muB.
Jtun tuGre IS in Der SrDnung, gnglano
Daran SIT erinnern, oaB ia na6 leinen 2ebs
rem iolder @oloa6auB, = lol6e v9olDene
Qloer" einem Qanoe iebr 9eiuno IND beils
lam lei; baB IS fir Oieles ihn0De Sob
gSaaren er1alte, Die IS melt better 9ebrauz
den fOnne, ais gelnun5te Wtetouldetben
0aB ELL Garo, iuel1es picl 0olo oil altoere
2Gnoer perienDen tonne, oal1lt nur leinen
Nci6tbum beDetie.
9o6 acknowledgements mag man bon
ioIhen troltrei6en Betra6tungen in @ngs
LAMB gar 9tihts t%piiien. 0ort, no mani
Sabr3ebntelang fir bic 8edngitigung ans
oerer 2Gnber iiber gu itarfen @oLoabffuB
MIR pornebmes &G6eln, ooer bittern Sp0tt
unO 6obn gebabt bat, bel9Gftigt man lid
iebt eifrig NIT Der Srage, iuie geget Die
rperberbli6e" uto ybeorobli6e" 9olo5
auSfubr na6 beu Sereinigten Staaten
ein Oamm erri6tet meroen t6nne. Grz
bobung DeS 3insfuBes uno Des 0tss
fontoiaBes BET Banter bat man l6on
DeriuAt, bod obne ipeientli6en @rfolg.
@tnge eS nur auf trgeno cine Neiie, 10
tDlroe man po6l 5u einem oireften Serz
bot Der @oloausfubr gretfen. Nber oaS
IGBt 1th ni6t 10 leiht beperflteQigen, Dte
etpa Elm Gerbot Der @infubr bon Sdtadts
Dieb aus Nmerifa auf Die fefe Gige bin,
baB bier Die &inoerpeit berride.
60 tueroen es benu ipobl bic 6erren
@n9ldnber beim Seuf5en nnb St06ncn
bariiber betDenoen lalIeu miiiien, baB ibre
2ebre bon Der 6eiIiamtfeit Der y9oIDenen
Noer" aud einmol auf tie ielbit angetpenz
bet ipir0. @ar bieie 2ebre pirflih ri6tig,
u 10 miiBte ii6 ia @n9lano ieBt iebr
beba9li6 fiblen iiber bic @rlei6tes
rung, Die ibm Der @oloabfLuB gez
pdbrt. - 6iblt fi6 aber @ngGanO
nidtS t~penieer ais bebaeli6, 10 tDiro
man einen neueit 8etpeis bafiir baben, Dap
@nsIanb in oieiem Sale, tpte in Dunbert
GbnLihen Die Stole bes Sumter G~leranberS
Omit ieirem: vSa Bauer, oos lit gang mas
anbers") lptelt, = Doer Die bes g8e9tpeiz
iers, Der siDar Nnbern ben g9eg 5eist, ben
iie geben ioaen, ibn aber ntbt lelber geben
mag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20

Dor spei Sabren Die ehroDGilhen Stauten
lebr fdlt unD abltobeno. 6eutc lpilroe cs
tp1brlhetnli6 anbers lein. Sn Der Shut
ldclnen man6c earopdii6c Gambler Grant
reid uno 0cuti6lanO) NIT baroui 81
tDartell. DAB lie noUuals Don Den Ser.
S.aatel aufaeiorOert lperoen: - oiesntal
mllrDc1t Tie nIdt 10 lproOc leirl, iDie iribcr.
Oenn tie lehen nit S6rcdcn oaS @plD
inter ibren !00IlDen Der ldwinpeu unO
Dllrocn iebr fr0b lein, luenl1 iie Die
Gude nit Silber a%usltopfcn fCn1ten.
Stun ftnoen lie auf cinmal, mas iie uprbcr
betti9 btitritteH, DAB Die gelalnmte @ol0z
ousbeutc 0er McIt llir ben EeOarf an pclts
lGuftgcr 0anoeLsmiinSe nl0t au5reidt,
nno oaB IS Geyt fir fled le6r uoribt.I=
p0ft leln tpuroe, o1s Stlher nit 3u
!Ollfe 81 ltebn1en.
Wto9ltd mare cine 0eritdrotgAng Spis
1dcn Ntlerlta unD europa tp0Dl, - Dob
rIr Inter Der SorauS cBung, OaB bei0e
dut lDre Deloroere 2Sertbl6QBung oe5 Sil=
berS per3lhten. gSeoer Das eurpu1ilde
MISUNDERSTANDING bon 153 Su l nod oas
ameritaniibe BON 1898 5u 1 fam ais
@runolage fir cine @elts 0%oppel1p6bruuc
Oienen. Wo6l piiroe ii0 Das Silber.
tpenn es tpieoer sur WeItmiin3e ner:penoz
bar luiirOe, nm s ~ a s i'm 8ertbc 5eben,
aber 1i9t nm o piel. YSenn man o0S
WertbuerDdltniB auf II Su l anicBte, 10
fonnte ii6 aIenfaus Die SiL6ermiinsc ais
cine glei6pertbige neben Oer @olomiinSc
bebaurten. Den Ser. Staaten, bic tauln
10 ODER Is WtiQionen Silbcroouars i'm
tpirfli6en umlauf (auBer 40 WttQiouen int
8unoesihabe) BADEN, pilrOe Die @insiez
bung uno unprdgung oieicr Maitu;en ni9t
l6per merDen. sic bcftnOen ii9 aLio,
ipenn es ii6 I'M @infibrung elmer @eltz
9oppelpdbrung ba1Oelt, i'll giinitigerer
Gage, ais Srantrei6 uno ielbit ais Oeutidz
lanb.-Sarum fOnnen ite aud fir ieBt Die
Dd6run9si4mer5en @urOpa's nit 9tube
auieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-20
Ntr.

Nit Ben 6emotratii6cn gerbreden gegen
BEN farbigert Yoitmeiiter. Ntg III Sioz
Carolina ma1te IS li6 bic OelnotrattiGe
9relIe i'm 9toroen duBerit bequem. Sic
~Ieltonete oielelben etnfa6 ab ulO Slpat
auf Die Mutorit6t elmer 8unooier= 3eitung
in SIoz@arolind bin. Wenu Die SpieBz
aeieuen eiues 0ebreherS iein 8erbre6em
~ableugnen, 10 lit Die 2lnflage seger ben
8crbreber pouitGnotG ipioerIegt - cine
berrli6e 2osif!
Snoelien bat eit on6erer Oemofrot,
ndmli6 General oitmeiiter Sep ielblt,
ben SAT- oltr1 einen SuperlGliigeu Manfr,
ben Boitz2tgenten Sobu Srep arntli6 u1=
teriuden laiien. Der 8ertbt Sren'S Iiegt
iebt Dor llnb beiagt SolgenoeS.
TreD llabm Die unteriu9ung lit @ez
meini6aft nit 3pei an0eren gl0enten bcs
8oltsO Departments, Song unb Ne6mon6,
oil Srt uno SteIle 3u BladDiIe i'm liioco-
rolinil6en County 8arnpcu, Dor. Ser
fraglide E~oitnretiter SreOeri6 gtir ST., lift
I'M @ountp 8arlipell geboren unD Fat
Itets baielbit gewobnt nit QuSnabme Der
fur5en !3eit, ipeI6e CT 0lS Wtitglico Der
Staats9eiebgebun9 III scr Staat5baupts
ftaot Columbia SubraNte. St tpdr cin
lebr ~einfluBrei0er Nepublifaner, urto iibte
au6 iii 9ungen, Die nibt 3ur 9orteipolittf
geb0rell, DeDeiItcnocn Giltlu6 aus. @ins
NAL lieBe1 lDrl uOrtlcDme lueiBc Srauclt
letneS @oultD ourh ciuen Der o1gcie6enz
iten MoDotaten eiuen ld0ren Stof nit
8oIOenem SnOpic unb Der Sui9riIt r@9a,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28

SCOu TdluS Oh lAte.
Very heavy rain Tuesday night.
Peyton Gum has opened mice stock of clothing
in his new building.
Everybody Is harvesting. The wheat is very
thin and short in most places, but OF excellent
quality.
Rev. Cunningham. of the Christian church, is
carrying on a meeting in the Gibbs Hall, In this
place, this week.
just completed, where she has on hand a fine
stock Of goods in her line.
Mr.. Kelly and DR.. Ladd have lately moved
into the Gum building with a nice stock OF
drugs. DR.. Ladd is u physician of several
years experience.
Mr.. Cravens. from Wellington, will open up
right away u stock of csnIectioneries ice cream.
&c., &C.. in the house lately occupied by Mrs.
Henry as a millinery shop.
w. IL. Lay is closing out the grange store ut
cost. He retires on account OF ill health. Any
thing wanted IN his line can he had cheaper
than elsewhere. Try him for yourself. There
is q chance for bargains for a short time only.
Odessa still improves. New firms are still
setting up and yet there ID room. DIR. Beardslee
has raised his building another story, and now
has it nicely fitted up. The rooms above are
occupied by DR.. johnson, dentist, DR.. Wood
and DR.. Mcdonald, practicing physicians.
There will be a grand social picnic at Odessa.
Friday. July 4th. Considerable preparation Is
being made for it, and it is expected to be q
success in the way of picnIcs. There will be
public speaking by prominent men who have
been invited, croquet playing. dancing for those
who wish to "trip it on the light fantastic -
swings. &c. There will be plenty of ice water.
lemonade and refreshments OF all kinds on the
grounds. Everything will be done to make the
occasion one of unalloyed pleasure for old and
young. No drunkenness will be allowed; mar
shals will preserve order. Come on then. and
don't forget your baskets. Come along and
bring your families, it won't rain that day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
WAYERlY

We learn that Mrs. Helen Davis is quite sick.
Miss Lutte Moreland, of Lexington, ID visiting
Mrs. Eliza Ofutt.
Miss Mollie Bergman, who has been attend
ing school at shelbina. returned recently.
Misses Mollle Bell and Lucy BurrIs. of Miami,
are visiting the family of j. j. Hall, Esq.
DR.. Plattenburg, of Dover, was paying his
alteration to some of ''Wsverly's beauty last
Sunday.
Mics Jennie HARDWOOD, one OF Dover's fair
ladies, was the guest of Miss Mamie Corder the
first OF the week.
Miss Nettie, daughter of DR.. J. W. Tucker,
returned last week from Brownsville, where she
has been attending school.
Richard Corrin and his sister, Mrs. Charlotte
CLARK, OF Carroll county, passed through town
a few days ago en- route for home.
DIR. s. B. Harris, Waverly's popular dentist,
returned a few days days ago from Brownsville,
where he has been in attendance on the Dental
Association.
Full supply of music agents on hand, about
three to every house and that TOUR times a day.
There is such inspiration of music that it Is
thought the young ''thrushes'' will soon learn
to MARBLE the ''Sweet by and by"
Mr.. Thornton is now feeding, near town, over
q hundred head of hogs.
Mr.. b. F. Blackburn sold, this week, to Frank
Thornton, 30 head of hogs. Consideration, $50
Mr.. Frank Thornton sold, recently, to Mr..
Frederick, of Shelby county, "a head of high
grade calves. Terms private.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28
NAPOLEON,

Lard I cents a pound at the drug store.
The weather Gne, interpreted with occasional
showers.
Health in community good; very few cases on
NJ. D.. docket.
Don't forget 10 go to the drug store for Canned
goods, best brands at bottom prices.
Business fair, but not as lively as our mer-
chants would wlsh-farmers are too busy har-
vesting.
Misses Sallie B%rightwell and Mollie Shoe
maker. who have been visiting their school mate,
Miss Vena Henderson,, returned home to Lex
ington yesterday. Several OF our bachelor
friends who were yesterday In ecstacies are to-
day a ''leedle down. and will not be comiorted.
Go to the county seat boys and get your heads
shaved, and forget these dispensatIons of Proyi-
dence.
Hand bills are now out for u grand peo-
Plies jubilee and reunion basket picnic at
Reeves grove, near Bone Hill, Jackson county,
July 10Th, 1879. We have interviewed several
OF the who are among the most re-
spectacle and reliable old citizens, and we are
informed that NO pains Will be spared to make
this one Of the most enjoyable gatherings of the
kind. Speakers from Kansas City, Independ-
ence, Lexington and other places will lie invited;
. first class brass band will be secured to
dispense music; the lovers of the dance Will be
provided for; ample provisions will load the
tables; strict sobriety and gentlemanly deport-
ment will be enforced and u corps Of competent
marsbals will see that no intoxicating liquor
is brought upon the grounds. Come to the
jubilee every body.
A bachelor friend of ours living not a l. 600
miles from Bone Hill, Jackson county, Mo-, Is
the possessOr of a snug little farm; on two sides
Of the said farm Is a public road representing a
rightangle. afording all the necessary facilities
for iugress and egress to and from his beautiful
homestead. He has spared no pains in put
ting in u general crop MS we'll as one for culinary
purposes. cultivated the sam in a husbandman
like manner. has devoted spare time to repair
ing his house and adjoining its surroundings.
all commenduble in a young and industrious
bachelor, but he has one peculiar ldiosyncrasy
which '"madam gossip and the rest of man.
kind cannot account for, lie. while he has the
public highway on two sides of his rancho he is
making arrangements to have Il Lame all
about his house. B.. SOMETHING.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28

Gen. james Shields, of Carrollton, leaves
three children-tyo boys and one girl. the eldest
Of whom ia eleven and the youngest about Tour
years of age. Senator Vests bill continuing
Gen. Shields pension Of 500 per month to his
family has passed the house, having been
pushed through that body by Gen. John b.
Clark.
Lucius Q. G. Lamar Is Il scholar and a gentle
man. He Impales his enemies on = polished
rapier, instead Of attacking them like 4 bully
nth q club. Beside a number of important
political trusts, he at various times filed in the
University of the state of Mississippi, the chairs
of mathematics, political economy and social
science and law. lie was born in Georgia in
1925.
Thomas Francis Bayard was born at Whining
ton, Delaware, October, %. 1928. While there
are very many little men from big states, he Ia
the big man from the little state. Eli Salisbury,
his colleague ID also q democrat and an able
man. He was born in Kent county. Delaware,
in 1917. Thomas F. Bayard succeeded in the
senate James Bayard. his father, and Eli sauls-
bury succeeded Willard Salisbury. The little
state believes in blood.
The Jefferson City correspondent of the Soda
liza Democrat has this to say: A young gentle
man of Lafayette county has been back and for
S'oS
legislature. On his last visit he pretended to be
on his way south visiting relatives. His pur-
poses are well known, however. If the young
lady prefers Lafayette county to this county,
that is probably her own business, but We hate
to loose her, and there will be more than one
protest against her departure.
Warrensburg Democrat Hon. H. C. Wallace
and Col. Alex. Graves. two Lafayette county
attorneys, are here attending circuit court. " .
. Miss Matte Kerdolf, an accomplished young
lady from Lexington, who has been visiting
Mrs. T. P. Paxton. returned home Friday
morning. " DIR. Thos. P. Paxton and
lady left, the other day. to visit friends and rel
atives in the Old Dominion. We wish them q
pleasant visit and u safe return. . . Miss
Anna Sporting. daughter of VIM. SperlIng. re-
turned from a visit to friends at Lexin gton,
Monday, accompanied by Miss Johanna Kriehn,
daughter of Mr.. John Krlehn. of Lexington
Miss Kriehn is quite young yet. but has musical
talent of . very high order. She will probably
romayn in fown aavaral uapka
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28
GARRISON.

The farmers are very busy harvesting.
Messrs. Ed. White and Tom Wheatley, OF
Dover. were visiting IN this vicinity Sunday.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Ben. ChInn,
who has been quite sick Tor some weeks, is con-
valescent.
MISS Polly Bradley lett. last week for Omaha,
where she will spend Several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Hendricks.
Misses Ella Gordon AID Mollie Fulkerson spent
several days this week with the family OF Mr..
Geo. B. Gordon, near Dover.
Miss Sallie c. Smith is visiting her cousin,
Mss Leila Owen, of St. Joe. Miss Owen was
formerly a pupil at Central College.
Elder j. H. Hughes, according to announce
ment. preached at the Burns school house last
Sunday to Il large and appreciative audience; he
also lett an appointment for the eth of July. at 1
O'Clock in the afternoon, PlT-A-PAT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28

An interesting female, who blends the
romance and the reality of lie under
the melodious appellation of Mrs. Potts,
is engaged In a trial of the endurance OF
her legs. for a wager. She has under
taken to walk from Philadelphia to New
Orleans and return in five months, and
when she entered Atlanta, Ga, last Sat-
urday, b was two hundred miles ahead
OF her timetable. The telegraph in
forms US that n thousand people went
out to meet her and escort her into town
in triumphal procession, and that she
intended to rest her weary limbs in that
city until Tuesday. 1t is to be hoped
that the lady in her travels will not be
annoyed by t%arantulas, snakes. CHG
gers, woodticks and galllnippers, or she
may become a graphic artist with the
pen or pencil in the columns of Harper's
Weekly, to depict the horrors of the
south and its lack of civilization IN no,
sooner developing a Saint Patrick.