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LIZ ~ a " Eli r n a, IN c. /,
\ WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
- NOVEMBER 10, lS7g.
Trims will leave Wilmington a. follows -
For Philsdelphia. and intermediate stations
" Slo, 10 %. 2. N. . 20, I 90, I 20, 9 46 p. N
Philadelphis (Express) 90 3 10. a. 10.
Pniiadelphis and New Y ork. 06 . 81, 10 Q.
a., ~ p, II -, Slep. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 3 - q. N
baltimore and Bay Line, 7O8.
Baltimore and Washington II 81, 2le, IS
q. IN. II 81, l04. SIS. p. m.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave tor:
Now Castle elb .. M. los, GO D. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, . is
Q. M, l 06 o 30 y. IN.
Delmsr intermediate stations Is q. N. 10
n.
SUNDAY TRAINS
FhiladolphIa and intermediate stations 8 10
m., 20, . 30 p. m.
philadelphia and New York. %, o 40, a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; 2 10, ~.
p. N.
For further Information passengers are 70
ieTed " the timetables posted ut the depot
nOv1t II. j.. kENNEY. Stunt
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Seciesy 10 Prevent Crime.

A meeting Of the executive commit
tee Of the Society for the prevention Of
crime has been called for this evening
at74 O'Clock, at the Holly Tree Inn.
A full attendance is requested.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
CCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
- CONDUCTED BY ,. Oh OLLAND.

The Handsomest illustrated Magazine In
the World. The American edition OF this
periodical Is now more than 10000 MON TIL
Lf, and 1t has a larger circulation in Eng.
land than any other American magazine. -
Every number contains about one hundred
and fifty pages. and from fifty to seven y.five
ri2inal woOd-cut Illustrations
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

General John A. Dix of New York
died at twenty-five minutes before
eleven o'clock, last night.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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ted States or Canada.

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IN neat cloth binding, will be sent by express
Tree Of expense (prONidGd the freight dscs not
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A "c0mrlcte Set" comprising twenty-five
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THIRD EDITION.
FORElGN NOTES.

The London Times eongratu lates Sec
retary Sherman on his success as IL
nancier.
There was a great demonstration and
display Of sacred relics at Rome, Sun
day, in hoaor OF the Virgin Mary.
The death Of Mrs. Rousby, the act
ress, il announced in London.
Garibaldi presided at the universal
suffrage convention in ROM yester-
day.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
WEEKLY,
1879 ILLUSTRATED
SoTICEs oF rHR pPrss.

The Weekly reInaias easily at the hend OF
illustrated lapcrs by its fine literary quality,
the beauty Of its type and wsodcun.-Sprins
frM ErpabiicSn.
The Weekly isa potent agency Tor the dis
seDlinstlUn Oi correct political principles, ard
powerful opponent OF shamS, frauds. and
false pretsrsca.-E Evsniny Erpress, Rochester.
The volumes si the Weekly begin with tn
hrst Number for January OF each year. When
no time Is mentioned, IL will be understood
thht the subscriber wishes to commence with
the nuuber next after the receipt .! his order
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
BROKERS.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.
BANKERS AND BROKEns.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
We have on hand 5000 ,or good srst .o.,.
cages in sums Of $500 70 90, GOO.
U. 3. Government Bonds bought ana ~
or exchanged at eurrcnt rates
All local securities bought and sold.
For SALE.-6 shares First National Bauk
Philadelphia, New York and San franc,s.o
stocks and bonds bought and soll And
carried On masxin.
Tslegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollar sought.
LOCAL STOChS AND EONIN.
wilmington Goal Gas Company. ..,, n
Mations! Bank Of Delaware. ....,.....,... 10
Union National Bank. n
y. -, -, ~ - ""nA''..' .'.......... l33
National gsnf vii. and and B'd;1ina~..... ;;;i;;. x
Delaware fIrs InS. 20. sS
Delaware X. \, O., a.
rW,n, StsSs nonds. ds......"....-...-.. l0a
" ILL, .Eon Cg g s.....................1 LOO
VI ~ ~ ~ SIty Vs.. '......-.........-,..: Nz
ne Nv oa.t1 yuny.:... INSTRUMENTATION. lou
ware naiiIood. nrft mortKcge,....... le&
NJ, extension. n........~,. lN
MI . wWh N n r.. II
VII. Pass. X. W. Co let mortgage,
HEF 10. bonds s............, "a
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
r X. ROBINSON q co..
BANKERS 4 BROKERS
N. H. Cor. FOuYsh and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Us FDyyRS Won SAr.u

u =. FDURS YOR SALE.
For SALx.-sl, 500 City Passenger Railway
Bonds.
SILVER BOE2HT AND SOLD.
Philadelphia, New York aud Boston stoors
bought and sold on commission. Every faciL
lsy afforded for persons 70 sell or invest n
stocks or ponds. feb10-ly
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
NrOTlOE.-I,ALRERT BEN DLER in com.

NOTCE.-I. ALBERT BEN DLERin com.
IN plianco with the reguirem ents of the act
Of Assembly. in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that l shall apply In
writing to the Couit Of General Sessions Of
the Peace end Jail Delivery, OF the State OF
delaware. Ia and for New Castle County, on
Monday. the l?lh day OF May next, ,lS70 being
the hrst day OF the neat Ms! Term Oi the said
Court, for 70 license to keep an inn or tavern.
known a. the Port Penn house, In School
District No. 90. 81. Georges Hundred, Della
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens rcco mmend the said application to
wit:
VIM. d. Locker nan, George W. Johnson,
Wm GibersOn. W. W. Woods
John f.. Eaton, John D. Bender,
Frank JUhnsOn, ThOs. u. Castelos,
Fredus II. Vanhekle, George II. Webb,
Simeon Lord, Vim. X. Fleming
.. b. Webb, +. l.. Stevens.
VIM. &. Webb, lanes CoDnITd
&. II. Rose, VIM. Castelow,
VIZ. II. Miller, jones T. Fulton.
ap2l ALBEIT BEHDLER.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

tVOUNG IRONSIDES."-Will a.
Il stand tor ~ limited number of 3Y
mares for the seasOn ending July 10, Al his
stable, near Hare's corner. Terms, $40 to in
sure, SIS for the season.
J. CUSTIS CLARK,
apl9'sM 2tws Near Hare's Corner, Del,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

NOTiCE.--Wc, DONAHOE n ROBIN
IN son, do her; by give notice that we In
tend to apply in writing to the C0uit of Gen
eral Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery,
OF the State OF Delaware, in and ior New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day OF
May next A. u. lszp, being tho first day Of
the next May term Of the said Court Tor Il.
cense to Keep Wholesale bottling establish
ment, ut No. 52l Orange street, In the II ird
Ward OF the city Of Wilmington, Delaware,
and to se!l intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than one half ga!l1n. and the follow
ing respectable citizens recolnm5 end the said
application to wit:
WIN. McElwee, Stephen Downey,
A. Bieta, Il. J. McManus.
.Jhs. IL Harkins, Herbert I.nnge.
.Jalr.os Smith, VIM. II. Jack,
.Ino. j. Farmar, VIM Taylor,
John Byrne, Michael Meg3ry,
Daniel McElwee, James Meg sry,
N. Leiberman, 4. l.. RIcs,
Leonhardt lIarnan, Charles Schmidt.
Conrad Keller, A. Blerman,
Peter Ford, Ir., Michael Newell,
Paris NJ. Mitchell, I'D. Farmar.
JOHN p DbNAHOE,
apH.3t VIM. II. ROBINSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

NOTICE Il, CLOUD PERSON. in
~ compliance with the requirements of
tho act Of assembly in such case made and
provided, DO hereby give notice that l shall
anu'| ~ f9i 1.!. 10 the Court Of General Ses-
slons oi te1 Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
State vi delaware, in and Tor New Castle
o"Hatr, an Monday, the 18th day OF Nay
neal, \. 1872, being the first day Of the
next May Term Of the said Court. ior q Il.
cense to keep an inn or tavern, in School Dis.
trict No. ~. in White Clay Crock Hun
dred at the Washington Hotel, in the village
Of Newark, State Of Delaware, and to sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. to be drank on the premisen, and
the following respectable citizens r, commend
the said application, to wit:
Vim. MckeGwan, VIM. r. Colmery,
]. T. Maxwell, John Pemberton,
A. +. Cunningham, WIN. Honewood,
John Atkinson Sapu b. Wright,
Byard Wlddoes, VIM. D. Herdman,
Wm. II. Robinson, John H. Todd.
g w. Blandy, N. M. MotheraI,
5. Darlington, Joseph Luton.
ap2l-3t CLOUD PEIRSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

cEEDs,, StEDS.--We have lust laid in our
- stOck oi Fresh Genuine Reliable Gar
den Seeds. and advise all who may be trOu.
hled with an II cination to save their money
IN thcir purchases, 10 Try our Rock Bottom
Prices, for VIC mean business.
W. N. CHANDLER,
mhI0 No. GIL Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
NOTlDE-l, MANUEL RICHENItERI.
" Ek N pOmnllan ancn with tho rnnlll re IN nnta

NUTIt E-I, MANUEL R1CHFNIER(}-
~ bR, IN compliance with the requirements
OF the &c oi assemb y, In fuch case made and
provided DO hereby give notice that shaEap.
ply in writing to the Court of General Sev.
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery. of the
State o. Delaware. Ia and for New CASTLE
count on Monday. the l2Ih day of May next.
A. ID. 1879, being the 1rst day OF ths next
May Term the eatd Court ior q license TO
keep an ian or tavern, at No. 10 East
Second street. known ns the Monitor
House, In the Second Ward 0i the oity Of
WILMINGTON, Delaware, aud To sell intoxi.
eating liquors in less quantities. than one
quart, to bo drunk on the promises, anl,the
following respectable cit 2cns recommend the
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

y UNSMITH, LOCK SMITH
" AND BELLHARGER
Cunning Implements, Fishing Tackls, Base
Ball Material Tor sale at reasonable rates.
Clothes Wrnger9 Repaired and warranted
avn Mowers Sharpcned: Knives and Scis
sors Ground, and Umbrellas Recovered and
Repaired. II. J PYLE,
ap1s-3N NO. ia Market Street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-21
Good Books for the People.

People who delight in good books are re-
iolcing In the good work being done by the
American Book Exchange, IS Beekman
street. N. Y. By introducing the plan of
publishing and selling books direct to pur-
%chusers, instead of giving the large discounts
usually allowed to dealers and agents to sell
for them by working on the basis OF the
present cost Of making books, which is about
one-hali what 1t was u few years ago, and by
printing very lurge editions. which also great
Iy reduces the cost as compared with small
editions, they are able to furnish books at
prices which, to most people, seem truly as
tonlshlng, but which they say are only res-
sonable. They publish as follows:
Chambers CyclopedIa of English Litera-
ture, 8 vols, 16me. Price, complete, paper,
81. cloth, SO; half morocco, "a IS half mo-
rocco. bound in 4 vols. SO 10.
Rollins Ancient History, 1882 double.
column pages, large type, Svo. cloth. So %
library sheep, s. 10.
~JOsephus' Works. translated by Winston
1,O42 double-column pages, very large type.
Svo. cloth, 81; library sheep, So 80.
Arabian Nights, large type, 12mo cloth, 55
cents.
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, very large
type. 12mo cloth, 80 cents.
Robinson Crusoe, large type, l2mo cloth,
80 cents.
Baron Munchausen, very large type, 12mo
cloth, so cents.
From the above remarkably low prices a
discount OF 10 per cent. is allowed to those
ordering before June l, and an add
tional discount OF 10 per cent. when ordered
In clubs OF five or more copies, of either
book, or to the amount of $40 or more Sc.
lected from the list. Pages giving specimens
OF type and full particulars, are sent free on
request.
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Religious.

Rev. Mr.. AslIng will preach, in German. at
the courthouse tomorrow night.
Services ut Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and afternoon by Rev. j. W. Dunn.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
Tomorrow. Rev. George L. Leyburn officiating.
Services at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning and evening, at the usual hours, by
DIR. Talbird.
Services Mt the Methodist church Tomorrow
morning and evening at the usual hours, by
Rev. NJ. G. Williams.
Daily services at the Catholic church, sh
O'Clock. q. M; Sunday services s and lOh
o'clock, a. M, and 2k O'Clock, p. m, Rev. j.
Lilly. officiating.
Usual services at the Christian church to-mor-
row morning, by Elder j. H. Hughes; subject,
''Woman and Her Work. There will be no
preaching at night.
Elder j. II. Hughes will preach at the Burnes
school house tomorrow afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Subject, Baptism as it relates to Justification
by faith."
Rev Samuel Harris has accepted the bishopric
rendered to him by the Episcopal church OF
Michigan.
The lady members of the Christian church will
hold a mass meeting ut the church next Thurs
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Business of lmpor-
lance will be transacted, and q large attendance
of ladies Is desired.
The congregations of the Christian church, Al
Greenton and Mt. Hope, have, by unanimous
vote, decided to unite in one congregation al
Odessa. Elder W. R. Cunningham will com.
mence a protracted meeting at Odessa, TO.
morrow and continue it indefinitely. Mex
Sabbath there will be a basket dinner. All ar.
invited.
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Stock Notes.

F. Yolz sold, June Il, to John Lyons, 50
hogs, 1850 lbs, at 8 cts.
John Waddell sold, June 10, to John Lyons.
IS hogs. IL. $50 pounds; terms private.
Mr.. Rankin sold, June l6, to r. NJ. Sparks ,2s
hogs. 1850 lbs, at 8 cts.
l.. Il. Noel sold, June l6, to L.. Ripple . cat
tie. 1870 lbs. at 8 cts.
Shull s. Elliott sold, June Is. to Smith Il Ham,
lett. 3 cattle, 3. 100 lbs, at 3 cts.
John E. Cheathan sold, June 10, to Jas. EIDE
lin, 4 stock hogs, $50 lbs, at 81 cts.
Mr.. Rankin cold, June 10, to l.. Ripple, 4
sheep, $50 lbs, at2k cts.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Catron has sold his thoroughbred
Jersey bull, Duncan, sired by imported Impe-
rial, to Mr.. A. 8. Packard, of Independence.
Duncan will be shipped on the N. G. r. R. to-
day.
Col. w. R. Colcord, of Sun City, KS, recent
ly purchased of Tom Shelby, Esq and Mr..
Frank Thornton Of this county, a car load OF
very fine thoroughbred bulls. which he took with
him to Kansas. We hope he will succeed in his
venture as he deserves to do when handling such
fine stock.
VIM. H. Waddell, of Lexington township,
has a thoroughbred COW, four years old last
March, which has had five calves-one at 2 years
old, two at years old, and two at four years
old. All beautiful red calves. and all alive.
The North Middleton correspondent OF the
Kentuckian recently gave the average weight Of
the 1eeces of Mr.. Rice's yearling Cotswold
lambs at lax pounds, but the same stock when
transferred west are made to yield more with
our fine varieties of q asses, as Eli NJ. Kennedy
informs US his yearling Cotswold eve lambs av.
ersged Il pounds. They were the produce O.
sheep sent eight or ten years ago by himself ant
Sam'l. Pryor. bred to R. Richart's buck, O
Saline county, Mo-, bought OF Mr.. Hedges, o
ClintonvIlle.
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Good Books.

Mr.. G. Wallace Chambers, a student Of
Westminster College and a candidate for the
ministry under the care of Lafayette Pres
bytery, has been COMMISSIONS to act as
Colporteur within the bounds Of said Pres
bytery. He begins his work this week, and
expects to continue in 1t until the close Of
his vacation, about September LIST. During
the next few weeks he will visit different
congregations and neighborhoods in this
county, and will afterwards go into some OF
the adjoining counties. His books are all
religious and may be relied upon as being
thoroughly evangelical, and In every way
suitable for the family and the Sabbath
school but four or five out Of fifty or sixty
vOlumns are in any sense denominationul,
the rest are standard works, which can be
read with interest aud profit by Christians
of every name. His chief object in this Is
to procure the means-ln part at least-to
pay his expenses at the college next year.
And he and his work are cordially COM
mended not only to the Preshyterisns OF our
county but to all the friends of q sound,
healthy, religious literature.
G. L.. LEYBURN,
j. A. QUAKLEs.
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JHElMB0lD's BuCHU.

Helmbold's Buchu has long been known a.
one OF the most valuable medicines attainable in
certain classes of disease. such us dyspepsia,
chronic rheumatism, dropsy, cutaneous nfrec-
tions. and especially affections of the urinary
organs. As u dluretic, it is superior to almost
any other medicine IN use. aud the great care
with which 1t is prepared. the absolute purity
OF the preparation, and the diligence used in the
selection of the crude material, have made It
known far and wide as a reliable and effective
preparation. and one that can always be used
with safety End benefit. The great success O
Helmbold's Buchu has led to the production Of
many spurious preparations, which are made
cheaply and placed upon the market to be sold
on the reputation acquired by Hembold's orig
inal preparation. Parties who desire q really
good medicine shonld be careful and use Helm
bold's only. It'll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-21

The river yesterday was IA feet above low
water mark. June. Goth, 1878, 1t was 10 feet
8 inches above low water mark. and on Nav
31st OF this year 1t stood at exactly the same
notch. Yesterdays mark was 4 Inches high.
or than had been reached before this season.
The supreme court of the state, on last
Monday, affirmed the decision eff the lower
court In the case Of the city OF Lexington
vs.. Kate Curtin, dnsd one hundred dollars
for keeping y bswdy house,
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MARsH's ONO AsTMHaEMr

Quickly cures Diarrhea. Dysentery, Cholers
Morbus, Cholera Infantum and the Summer
Complaint Of Children or protracted Diarrhea,
1t possesses, in a high degree. those astringent
carminatlve, anodyne, tonic and stimulant prop,
critics SO necessary for the safe and speedy cur,
OF all relaxed conditions of the Bowels.
For sale by D.. W. B. Tevis. druggist, Licking.
ton, and c. K. Stone, Napoleon, Mo.
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Loomis' Chill Tonic

Contains no arsenic, strychnlne or poisons OF
any kind, and money refunded If 1t fails to
cure. Prepared and sold at the Franklin
Street Drug Store. T. w. hurry. agent al
Odessa, apr19tf
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Flour ! Flour !!

Nj. A.. HAYDEN Mnyview, Missouri, keeps
constantly on hand A. V. Roblnson's tour,
which will be sold cheap for cash. ap5tf
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"D0HT YOU FORGET"

Lines suggested by seeing painted on q saloon
door q hand with the finger pointing at the en-
trance. accompanied by the words above.
In passing the streets of fair Lexington town
R Rou ont on. SEE ssi, the mo sign as 90 the 70 I dx.@ % i is nst
Has hung out the sign of 'sdon't you forget
Suppose now we take these few words for = text.
But trust that no reader will feel himself vexed-
For to do you some good, my heart Is now set.
So I'll preach you q sermon on ''don't you
forget"
When childlike and guileless you mingled In
play;
For social e enj y oh DON'T you OUT forget.
Formed a group yet unbroken of family bliss.
And 1t may be that you of this group are the pet:
oh! think oft, boys, and don't you forget.
Remember, that when this dear homestead you
The promise you made this fond mother, bereft;
To keep from the ways of the death dealing set.
Who would tempt you to sin. o. don't you
forget.
So when on your way. these saloons you must
And the tenspter within exhibits his glass;
Remember the fable-the fly and the net.
Take heed TO the warning. and don't you forget.
And don'tyou forget a fond mothers prayers
For the absent, on whom her affections are set,
oh think OF your mother and don't you forget
oh! think of the good In the world YOU may do
By striving to keep this good object in view;
Remember to all an example TO set,
Abstain from all evil and don't you forget.
God gives US this warning. less in anger than
love,
No drunkard con enter Hts kingdom above
No drinker H. safe when temptations beset.
Oh! bear this in mind and don't you forget.
Obi DOM you forget the terrible woe.
Awaiting tile drunkard in regions below,
This doom which is certain, in holiness writ,
Will certainly find him, Oh! don't you forget.
And then we are told Of the meier dying worm,
Ills . truth which the words of our Saviour
affirm.
The undy ing conscience will stick to us yet;
Though writing in tOrments We'll never forget
Oh! turn thee, then turn thee. while yet there i
time;
Obi taste not, nor handle the red colored wine
Forget not, forget not, the great day ls set;
The Saviour Is coming. SO don't you forget.
Oil don't you forget your own precious soul.
Nor prize 1t less highly than joys OF the bowl.
Oh come to thy Saviour. He'll cancel thy debt
He'll welcome and save thee and never forget.
NON
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Closing Exercises of the Public
Schools.

We regret that we have not had space to give
the follow ing programmes al earlier publica-
ton. The exercises were all interesting, many
OF the pupils acqufttlng themselves with credit.
We made a general notice of these schools three
weeks ago, and published the programme Of the
exhibition by the High School at the opera
house. We again take occasion to say that the
Public Schools of this city are well-conduct-
ed, and the pupils have all made satisfactory
progress. TIE teachers for the coming year Will
be the same ones employed last year, which ID q
strong guarantee OF satisfaction.
FIRST WARD sCHooL-PRoGRANME.
Charlie Hays, Salutatory; A.. Schaefer. A
Reveric; Anna Bates. Seven Little Cooks; A
Song In German, by Mamie and Dora Graen-
dorf; johnnie Lisieskl, Sam Sharp; Clara Meeks.
The Farmer Wife; Fannie Earl, Baby Lulu;
August Llsieski, Frogs at School; Anna Gllien.
The Contrast; The Way to John Smiths, WIN.
Etherton, Hugh Greer and Jimmie Boulware
Minnie Easter. The Silly Goose; Lettle 'Saun-
ders, The Better View; The Burial of Moses,
Ella Bates; Jimmie Boulware. Little Miltiades
Marshall Easter. Work to do; One by One, by
several little girls; Eddie Hazel, JACK and Me-
Lulu Etherton, Be a Woman; Gilmore Easter.
How to Pop the Question; Forrest Lee, A Model
Boy; Mary Boulware, Little Mablei VIM.
Ghormley, The Rain Drops; Dora Graendorf,
Give us our Daily Bread; Willie Munroe. The
Grasshoppers; Dialogue. Miss Partington' by
Mary Boulware. Josie Easter, Minnie Earl
Anna Geyer, The Baby; Tom Hall, Banisheo
from Rome; Lizzie Selling. The Little House
Eddie Earl. The Little Kitten; Susie Krieger,
Dams Wife; Cora Hazen, Little Bell; The
Happy Family, Dialogue. by Josie Easter. Sid
ney Jennings, Sam Green. Tom Hall, Charles
Easter, Luther Saunders, Gilmore Easter, Chas
Hays, Annie Geyer and Jimmie bouiware
Mamie Graendorf. No One; Victor Easter
Bogg's Dog; Charlie Hays, The Valedictory
Prizes-ArIthmetic anu spelling, 9Th grade
Willie Munroe; arithmetic and spelling, 81
grade, Willie Lee; spelling IN End, 3rd and Al
grades, Johnnie Lisieski, first prize. JONI
King, second prize.
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~
THE ALTAR.

Married-In Lafayette county Mo-, Nov. 10th
1878, by Rev. J. L. Carmichael. Mr.. HARDY
HUGHES and Miss TICKLE, both Of thif
county.
- In Middleton township, Lafayette county
Mo, at Maplewood church. Mr.. WALTER
PRIGMORE and Miss FANNIE CLAY.
IT, At Ming's Hotel, in Marshall. No., on
the evening Of the 18th of June, Mr.. JAMES
BERLIN. Of Saline county. to Miss ELIZA n
HACKLEY. of Lafayette county, Rev. VIM
B. Palmore, of the Southern Methodist church,
Officiating.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-21

Masonic celebration, Gath, to Sweet
Springs. G.. Ben will give you rates.
Sheriff Mountjoy took the three prisoners
sentenced BY the court this week down to
the pe%nitentiary, last Thursday night.