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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25
The only place for accommodations is at
the CINCINNATI HOUSE"

Now I'm Store.
500 bushels OF black-eyed peas
500 bushels of German millet.
200 bushels of common millet.
500 pounds of alfalfa, or California clover
500 pounds of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
so bushel of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's collosal asparagus roots.
Virginia White and Long John field corn;
grass and clover seeds, and complete variety
of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, etc.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Ice-water is no longer luxury, but in
this hot climate real necessity. To keep il
cheaply and good, get one of d. Goslin's ex-
cellent water coolers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

All kinds Of willow baskets, work stands,
flower stands, etc, ut 6l2 Nam street.
Il p STACY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25
THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
In Dallas isunder Orr's Liyerx s,.,,.
Henry Schmid, Sole Proprie,o.

Coolest and largest place in town. Hs,,u
Is an old knigbfof "Gsmbrinus, and knoIy.
how to refresh his guests. A splendid lnOSS
stand is connected with the cellar. ''"Vh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

To Keep Out Flies and Mosquitoes.
100000 little square holes with wire around
;hem, at Il. l.. BELLS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

B. P. Stacy, 6l2 Main street, has the largest
stock Of pictures and parlor ornaments of
every description Of any house in Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Those fine panel and hall pictures, stat
uary pictures, easels, and all kinds of velvet
and silk frames, are very cheap. Sold by
B. 2. STACY, 612 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Headquarters for bargains
In ladies', misses and childrens' suits, q
Bauman's, 706 Elm street. tlf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Lawns, Percals and Swiss suits, from 81 80 to
Is, at Baumsns, FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

First class board and well furnished rooms
I the 'CINCINNATI HOUSE"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

B. 2. Stacy, 6l2 Nam street, has large
stock of picture-frames and mouldings, and
has an experienced workman, and will get up
any kind of picture-frames on short notice,
and do 1t nicely, cheaper than any house in
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25
5 and Zoe Store
Interesting TO the Travelling Pr

Bargains in laces and embroideries, two
doors west of the postoffice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

At the "CINCINNATI HOUSE" you
will find a superb table; near T. & p. depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Remember r.. M. Kahn e. Co make
q speciality of Clothing to order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

The CINCINNATI HOUSE" is newly
funished; board and lodging 81 plr Week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Those fine oil paintings and steel engrav.
ings are beautiful at GIG Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Birmingham Il FELTON, are manufactur
ing homiuy, grits and graham -four Mill
No. 226 Patterson avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Rosenfeld d. Bond, SUCCESSORS to L. Cana
ran, undoubtedly keep the best stock of rro
ceries in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25
SHIELDS

Atlas Portable Engine took First P, q
MUM At st. Louis Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

whoiesaIe and Retail Orders
For millery suits, fancy goods and lsdio,
wear promptly and satisfactorily fllad 70
ma mai or express; Address L. Bauman, 7Os
Elm Street. Dallas, Texas. y"
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GRAND WINDSOR
RhR, COMMERCE. & Justly SrREGTS
Rates, So, ESQ and So Per Day.
W.H.WHlTLA, MANAGER.
Rooms for 800 Guests. The most
commodious Hotel in the South.
Arrivals mn, to 10 n,oIcoL I>oI 49,,

~ ~ - " WYNN Ioot CNtIl"
ing:
Alex Burke, NJ Lacy, jim Cornwall an d
W Kain, Dallas; A A Pearson and wife,
city: Q j. Martin, HERALD; 4 Elliott, Dallas;
W Nj Myers, Justin; + w Miner, Paris: Il
G Bower, Texas; c Trescy,
Dallas; d II Williams, Kansas; Henry Vol.
Klaus, st Louis; w Burch, Marsha
George E Crawford, Sing Sing, N Y; D
Schroeder, Fort Worth; Smith Ragsdale.
Texas; M n Martin, Fort Worth; Il Soul.
ley. Marshall; G w Green, DeutoD;J Simms
St Louis; J a Rhomberg, Dubuqe, Iowa;
Harris wife and child, Marshall; Mrs. B P
Walker, La Porte, Ind,Jas Staelng; Marshall,
FL W Hopkins, W L Dorsey, RW Thomp-
son, Marshall; j I Forquar, r A ForQuar,
Weatherford; j I King, Philsdelphhi; w
Barlow, } F Edwards Chas G Lusch, New
York;W j Weatherly,D NJ O'Neal Grapevine;
h DeOrmand and family, Mckinney; Mp
Anderson, Sing Sing. New York; N il Field
ing, New York; w c Rumsey, st. Louis;
NJ Wheat, city; NJ Wright, Portland, Maine;
l. NJ Reed, Houston; Albert Langley, Waxa-
hachie; W Il Bonner Woodland, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

Laces, Ribbons and Seck-wear.
At Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Wholesale and Retail Ord. nal

FEATHER weight Drawers and linda.
shirts at u. M Kahn 81 Co ~, "eS'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

The largest stock OfPercale Shirts nj
o west prices at Il. M Kahn d 60 "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

children and Misses Suits, all Sizes,
In Lawns, Percales, Piques and Linens from
Soc. TO So so, at Bauman's, 706 Elal street.
, 1880-01-31


wli6 nre personally friendly 10 Sherinun, but
who nrc opposed 10 Ills ulidcrl,an1 political
manipulation, dcterminatlel, to pusi, Glen.
t.artei's claims upon the National .Conyen-
ton cv T9 i M a r. Of eDn1Ss % n,sr'i - ts r.
heyD,ld question that there art. iJ4lay III tho
Capital i,ei, oil tho largest influence anil Of
grcat wealth, who, II The opportunity oifcrs,
Will uso every effort in tllclr l'nwer to secure
man wj,o has Just been elected to tho Senate
in pIace nf Mr.. Thurman, 1t Es even intinlat-
ed TINT, In the event Of Shernan's failure to
secure tho nomination, tho influence Of Pres.
ident Hayes and lils administrator would
II Is not possible now to predict what tho re-
suit Of these various conflicting movements
iMay be, hut nj present there seems to be no
doubt TINT WaslIburlle Will l@ prominently
mentioned lu the Chicago meeting. II. q.
, 1880-01-31

Marine Band perform in MI adjacent corr illor
NMiaag lne Glilhnr, ana inc Iaole Is elegantly
nriiafmellteh tn win sllyer-piato .nnd flowers.
Tuesday evenings, and Mrs. Hayes Is at
horne" on Saturday afternoons. The 9ccre-
Arie2 have nIsD given dlnner,pattles to the
members o1 the t1nErcssl0hnl GOnlinsttecs
s "s !s whe ase H not e nfsss 1epas fns1
you bctl .. .-.--...
COMING vEsT1v1T1Es.
Senator Bayarti gives an entertainment Ia.
uIrht at Ills Gt,i1,o Oh IirhianI Terrace. .whc,,
ina,,eial % W spsecf Of to1Iay can coiiKrail,jnif r. M
lin, On Il. il thcy see mt rio wili niye
;lnntlor larRo cyei,lng pnrty on tic All, OF
Fsbr,nry.@r,ext Wrf7nestIay. T..n,orrnw ~
TlIMrs,lay w nsbt sevcilon lsrowi1, Il III tlie be. M
inrtnsI1f of Statc. ia to bc marrictI wt,jt r,nat
HMM. ard Il m Frf,1av nirlIt .i,niua Tlralc r.
10 bu at honie.'' -
srnAouE-cosm1rxo.
With al THIS racket, nild talked about
everywhere, we llAye had frcsl' lnStall,nent
81 ueoprMg1lc-coliE'ing aca1is!ai, i. ti!e slano
2! an , oIc!al and an authoritative nsser-
nnil6lineed. soon after the dress,parado
By Coy. snras1,e at Narragunsett pfcr, Inst
summer t!lat Mrs. Coikllng wrote Mrs.
SprilEtG. expressing ller sympathy with her.
oss oecsped last W winter fsS ~ Senator a sa4 A.
gent, on the corner OF Cn1inectlcnt avenue
nns! De Sales street, ,onposlt The new convent.
Iilis s!!e M lls !lad lifted up char1nlngIyt using
a,ty a r ttio fa5e @ works o. art collected ny
the most atracllye houses III tf;e CITY.
week; end !ler husband, instead q takinss
Ho Nv, = ~ ~ Mnsac ne dooi,s unoX
INV Sirs Snror1tf, caI5rd: m Ti,cs,,av -!t Hfrs
Col)klIug returned tie yjsIt; or Weincsday
, 1880-01-31

CHRONIC Skin OiAcnses, Car1cs OF tho Bono, TIu-
mnrs In tho Hood, Scrofulnus Diseases, Dnl or
Unnatural Ilabit Of I,ody. Syphilis aud Venercni,
Fcvcr Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, Salt Nhruut,
Htckets. Whte dwelling, Scali Head, Utcrints
Affections. CAnkers, GLanlulAr SwelIlnEs, Nodes,
Mastti.R md Dccay of the Holy. rImplcs aud
ltlOtches, Turner's, Dyspepsia, K1,nny md Ill0d-
der Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism and Go,lt.
Consumption, Gravel and CaculN,fs Dc1N,slta,
Rnd varictleB of tho above complaints to which
sotnetlnes are Klvcn specio,ls nntncs,
We assert that there Is M known remedy thAt
pnsseascs tho curative power over these diseases
that 1aRdwny'a ttcsotvent furnishes. 1t cures
atept,y step. surrty, frn!n tho foundation, ard
restores tho injured parts to thoLr sound condi-
ton. TILE WATERS or THE uObY ARE srDrrED,
AND HEALTHY Dto0p il auPpL1RD TO THE sYs-
TEN. from which now material Is formed. ThisIa
tho hFst corrective power OF ltnlWays llcsolscnt,
IN Casre where tho system Has been snltratcu.
md Mercury, Quicksilver. Corrosive HublIrnHto
have ,'ect.inulated and t,eeoIne deposited IN the
bones Joints, etc.. causing carries Of tho homes,
ricketts,, splnnl curvaturrs. contorttons, white
sWrlllnRS. vnr!ctsc veins, etc., tho Sassnparlinu
Will resolve away those deposits and extcrml-
Natb tho virus OF tho tlIsensc frou, tho systrtn
II these who nre taking these medicines fer
&he cure OF Chrs,nir, Hcrofutals, or HyphIitto
tllecaacs, however slow may by the cure, "feel
better, At1si find their general henlth ifnprOv-
INK. ihetr ticst md weight increasing. or even
keeping It's owr Is Gitre sign TINT tue cur. Il
progressing. In those diseases tho patient
cnse Is not lnaet!yc: Il not arrested nnd driven
undermine tho constitution. As soon us tho
sArsArAH1I1tAS makes tho patient "fccl bct-
ter" every hour yOu will grow better anl it~
crease In hcllth, strength, md flesh.
, 1880-01-31
AN OPINION THAT GRANT WILL DECLINE
70 III 4 CANDIDATE.

S ol1S'oT 70 1ltA nE Nnn cnNi,IpArn VEL oEoi'lNs
c,asinnatI 3 r. 1.on,nS,etn 1an .,
sn'e's.' ,',..s ... .."" '.sa't ts',,. .an -
,aa. aI 'eu a1,a"t p.t4 ., s a,,,, " % @ @ s,1a i"J"
nolfticn, situation In lint stats % S''' '''
trhoao fr,nn,is ,nov In ,lIvI,,o, into +,vo
inoso 1s,n.. 1a'c.as 's'u5 w. ua',"eu .A'o wv
opinion that the happiness and fame of Gen
Grant would bp better secured If he kent out
Of nolittcs. second. nolItirlans who woni,i
h., t,sn1 ~ ,e1sa ~ cn.,a.a; ,...t.'lt .,e.,s
selves, and contend, as they have been III tho
habit Of doing, that tho people demand lin
ard the country cannot get along without
lin e'
Iii The closest personal friends Of ernnt, WHO
are IN correspondence with him, and are sup
views, hayo l1elJ constantly that he could not
afrord to make @ racu for tbs nunubIicu,, moni. mi.
nat!on,-tEough llo might run II nominated
with substantial unnniutty, Tho politicians
who would use Grant l,ayo No scl,sitiycness
NJ ti,a sort 1rbsv wo,,id rnah him tuto fla
contest and push lin forward regardless Of
consequences.
neccutly tho friends of tho General WHO
aro dIsinterested md yut delight to zee lin
lonored. have found continuation Of their
fayorIt theory thai, Grant would be THO
grentoT n'nn II not In politics, for It Is owl
dcnt that Grants nomlnntlon cannot lo &C.
cafSd w FSI'nc9 Gn tS oplr enthusiasm
celyed. =, ,,.
stated Tint Inc sreat acnsrai would not 6u i.
eot e0 ;t toE tG rfsi.!sntlai Il S, ",%Stt,on
~ might speedily b. expected to tilat cifect.
This lIas been polluted nnl emphasized by
, 1880-01-31

nSpca e ~ ra,!, sM ,a' n ,I,noo ~ ri anmnn
th ,,,or,,,ara ", III IL orsnno1sv t. nwrrtowcI ~
sheEma g.; fonaet In The MsrrlHn, A!tehel!
a'tgF t = a. r. AMUSING a1, .'n 81
~ nmey s.or o. Liz st fty In rystnrci a,t SSi XIV.
Sstessi'cm Mse.t s'.as i,e !ts.ve nsrta t,..
a,dn sef nks s sSefcsy syrt d afs MS fssg y
'n S.rtns, , ~ t,,.n ~ ,oI t1,rnn ~ t1
Ie oecIeaapy' ply 80 10 lMo H. Z, 'v ra,va, v ' ~
NfnrEio 10 W." wa,,,p'mt1 ,,oi,inr III hnwnrsr
~ unu t,,ot nntosa t11n!,rI sn,n" trict, ri
She1m1 h. VII 9t aye o1'p y FIR
IGsehl"!Ee III IG aa..y3s ~ ,i ~,
THEWi; E.,;o,, ~ ns nlcG ,, " S IL rnaanrv
VIZ tiSy, Il ,s n ,In,,hfMl wl,sther
sey w, ne a1io 70 'nnRo IT, ,! ns" ~ ne,ss;t W. stn" ~
sttolg nniagoalsIh OF ing itlit o. .g oo@to onsn
tnwalu nmeI. as1S."if ti,at m "ilsa i,os nvi.
IL, w " MsStus t. III ,e r ~. s,rv m ii
nence nt conspiracy t III ate a aggfotv ~
iAe hepab1eeh parry o. ia'l.'o'S'
WAs1ihui!SE'
Tie great regard Of MI tnc l!llnnlS NOM
hers Tor NJ Wasbn5ie ad t'ef e1tiIe% r. Sa.c
Gen. Grant should dec'lnG, was to ing sur.
1rising. Mnny OF tile members do not know
Mr. Washnrmo Personally a tnf s"fe exrs aSs
greatest respcet and admiration, The uni
mated, make MI exceedingly str0nF candidate;
anl tint he would l'ayc nn excellent cllatlcu ~,
fiji os S srEs asnns1n to ! lie S f2S sSs.o 's
Men,ber said: "It seems to nc Mr.. Wnsll-
burne Il fairly entitled to Tic support OF
Illinois IN tho Convention. llo hNs been II
resident Of Tug State for many years all.i as
Of Congress lIe wns known throughout the
M.fitu'ieis; Sniatnr ~ S'u @ IL rati"ctp loao' n9
~ ~ ,,,tr, ~ ,e TAI ,,rnvfn,si HIM,
III III nwn Stntn' ~. WnshbMrile's cLnractcr ii
mi,i ninr.. ~ Ia ei as !'''t na y ,n1soIlI cnues
oF t otes ta pt " ai!O g H1n H.
W0n n"sr W. ~ ,.it 10 psomij i rim vail +,
g atn N.M III Il. ~ ,won H +" tc niv IN ,,a,, M
y fix te cnMtrv wIIo @ co,i % ni. tllo @ followers @
nf ~ tc I'm, tJg Wra1,, n, % tI,Dse of Cari Scurz;
+ Is nerst99 nc tiaS A. hs MaseTS eansta M1
agast ,nan; ue Tf; a;, I Rnp|sans 5 r tn M
nnt yvnaIh, aaIy rnS Mniid n ls mn!urni nniif
ss! PssT XSns iiSsaHs II. / tld i sl5 Sd, mt
~ M ~WI w wln Wo,,II " ink nm, 1linos
w 0uls!uer, wv M,to sonn MAN, ,o'!H sot,,u tnt h,I
s'MI ns uII hm M ~ lin pr"s;}encv: wjijn Mr.
SWnsS,hur,," @ If eiectct,. wo,lj;l owc every.
r nr,.sts ~ wit h' s,crlnI % sa,icitc "Vy Should
iGrss.s IG WILL spItef n'.t ~ ',r n,S horlnys for
prnai,onf;o, rn1iiinfe = saId one Con-
ar',s.,.nm Il sn int,T M t,1hm II, Wmshh1rne
(ves, asd' III tio T prIne Of ilfe, Is retired from
nr n9 pvp,S v a. goni ,pan ~ Str Islnine sa}
@ pua ene x ne nu "e nvn ~ 1T atrn,.t.ar cnntit.
Gt, .inta, IN "I ar own Stntc.n rle op{nion nre-
VII. nor"u,},orn ,'nrn n,un1,r ,,,f.,, nf bnth
partes, n1 @ tilat Wasib.rnc, II noiiiintel, would
carry the country WIN tlo a'!"os' ehsc'
LOGAN
, 1880-01-31

Nut tho least il,pIrtunt tcutntp in Fell0ws'
Gi,npolad syrup u! llyp,ph.sphltts " the cnin-
its iisa, aud which Ii Developed u tho patient ~
OovcEs fFulu Ack1caa. -.
, 1880-01-31

THEY AnE AGAINST A rutnp rEnx-AIr
j. n rouna. % wustnatan % h<tttr to n. III i'stad,oa.s
=" ~ '''' VI ''"t; Star. '<' ~ "''''s''"''
While ali tllfs Is the current talk, the Grant
men sny tl,cro IL m earthly ,ln,l,t nj his
nomination. The newspapers arc against
lin, but SO they were III 1877. Tic bent them
bndly tlleN, and he can do 1t agnin. III q
(lgllt like thIs. ncwspapcrs siu,ply rcnrcsrut
the nersonni f,.nlinrs ae1f,al, ,no.ivas ~
1'.o pctao.u. leeHllsS, scl''s,. ih"''ses' VI
, 1880-01-31
RADWAY'S
SarsaparilianResolvent.

fnre blood makes sound Icsh, strong hone, md
clcnr akin. II yuit would have your flesh ilrin,
Your bones sound, without cnriD1, md yntir c,n1.
plcxlon fnlr, uen H-ADWAY'S BAli4ArAn1I.-
LIAM nESOLVENT,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23
THE ALTAR.

Married-At Waverly, Lafayette county, Mo,
October IL, by Rev. Samuel Whiting, Mr.. JAS.
SCOTT and Miss MOLLIE DRUMMOND.
- At Waverly. Lafayette county, Mo-, Oc-
tober 10, by Rev. j. Z. Snackelford, MIR. GEO.
MCCLURE and Miss MINNIE BEDSWORTH.
In johnson county, No., October II, Mr..
CHARLES L. MILLER aud Miss LETIIIA
DALTON.
At Hazel Hill. johnson county, Mo-, o.
t0ber IA, by Rev. A. Barton, MIR. DAVID
CREAGER, OF Odessa, Mo-, and Mrs. FItIA-
+
- At Wellington. Lafayette county, Mo-,
October Sd, at the residence OF the BRIDES father.
Henry hlotz, ESD, by Esquire Geo. W. Terrell,
Mr.. JOHN j. GOODE and Miss MISSOURI
- At the residence Of the BRIDES mother.
Mrs. Sallie a. Cninn, in Clay township, Lafay-
etie county Mo-, October 2Ist, by Elder j. 4.
Mediation, Mr.. LAFAYETTE BURTON and
Miss BLANCHE CHINN. We send conr,at-
uiatlons and good wishes.
- In Davis township. Lafayette county
Mo-: October IL, MIR. ADAM REED and Miss
SOPHIA JENNINGS.
- At Dover, Lafayette county, Mo-. Oct.
II, Or. JOSEPH L. CARTER, OF HiggiusvIlle,
and Miss nary WHOM.
- At Higginsville, Lafayette county, Mo.
October 20, by Elder James Warren, MIR. GEO.
HALL and Mrs. GEORGIA PAGE.
AT: Sedalia, Mo-, Oct. 81, MIR. HARRY
Z. DEMUIH and Miss DORA l.. LAMY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23
A Pleasant Surprise.

The monOtony of SchoOl-gir life was inter-
rupted Saturday, October 9Th, by an episode TO
unexpected and delightful that 1t will be long
ere 1t is forgotten by any OF the happy partIci-
pants. Between nine and ten O'Clock there ap-
peared before the Baptist Female College three
omnibuses, each drawn by four lively horses.
Our president proposed taking us several miles
into the country. The buses We're soon filed
with happy girls, several teachers and our
president and his wife, all anticipating u day
of mlrth and enjoyment.
In accordance with the expressed wish OF all
We first drove through the principal streets OF
the city, and thence proceeded merrily on our
way, making the moments fly with song and
laughter. 1t was a charming day, and our
spirits were AS glad as the day. Who could
have been otherwise than happy when above u.
We're clear skies and around rs broad fields.
iarm-houses and forests, whose trees We're clad
IN the richest hues of autumn, and, in fact, all
those things that contribute SO much to make II
country landscape lovely?
After stopping several times on the way to
gather walnuts, cen twelve and one O'Clock
we reached Mr.. John W. Waddell's farm. From
Mr.. Clark, the courteous manager OF the place,
we borrowed more sacks, as we had already
tiled the nine large ones that We had taken witt,
us. He also kindly extended to us a hospitable
invitation to visit his orchard, and treated us to
fresh cider, made for our especial benefit. ES
ercise had sharpened our appetites, and we were
RECALLED with hot biscuit and fresh butter-milk
by Aunt Glenn - u servant who reminded us
OF tie report we have had of the good old
ante-bcllum regime.
In the midst Of our enjoyment there was re-
ceiyed the unwelcome announcement, at il
time to start home.'' and with great reluctance
we returned to the omnibuses. However, after
giving three hearty cheers Tor Mr.. Clark am
Aunt Gem, We started on our ard drive.
and about three o'clock arrived 1T our dear old
College, a little tired. yet happy and grateful to
our dear professor, who is always so kind and
SO thoughtful of our happiness.
We believe it was Thackersy who said he al
ways marked his unusually bright and happy
days with II white stone.' If we We're Ia
follow his example this day of all others would
be commemorated ONE OF THE PUPILS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23
e

Moody and Sankey held big revival meetings
at Onaha last sunday.
There will be services in the Baptist church
to morrow morning ami night.
Rev. l.. w. Pearce " i'll preach at wellington
al IL O'Clock, .. m, and at Bethel IN the eve
ming.
Rev. Geo. l.. Levburn will preach ut the
Presbyterian church in this city Tomorrow
morning and night.
The first quarterly meeting. for Wellington
circuit. N. +. church, south, Will be held AZ
Marvin Chapel. October 30 and 81.
There will be preaching nj The German
Methodist church tomorrow, by Rev. Mr..
Demand. Sunday school rs usual.
All persons Interested in sunday school work
should remember the convention which will
meet at Mt. Hebron Church, Wednesday,
October -.
Daily services at the Catholic church, sh
O'Clock, u. M; sunday services 5 and lOI,
O'Clock, = m, and ~ O'Clock, p. m, Rev. J.
j.. Lilly officiating.
Services al thu Episcopal church tomorrow
morning ut II O'Clock and afternoon at !.
O'Clock, Rev. i. L. Sharpe officiating. Sunday
school at 81 O'Clock.
Rev. g. l.. Leybnrn will preach al Dover the
NTH Sabbath o! this month. There will be
preaching on the Saturday before also. All the
members of the Presbyterian church are cspe-
clally requested 10 he present on Saturday
morning.
The house of bishops of the Episcopal conyen-
ton sitting in New York has appointed Rev.
Ii. IA. Dunlop, formerly rector ofChrist church in
this city. ut present stationed ut kirkwood,
Mo-, as missionary bishop for New Mexico and
Arizona.
This being the time OF the frat quarterly con-
ference, the presiding elder. Rev. j. l.. ID.
Blerens, VIII preach to-day nj IL, 81. m, and !.
p. m. Ut the Methodist church. He will also
preach Tomorrow at II, Il m, and :, y. III.
Al The close of the Sunday morning services the
communion VIII be observed.
Elder &. S. Lucas will preach at the Christian
church. Sunday, at IL a. M, and : p. HI. Sub
jcct in the morning. ''Our Marching Orders, -
Matt, 2S:19. Subject in the evening, ..The
worlds Liie-Light,' - John, "a. Sp ecIal scrvi-
ces OF interest to the entire congregation will be
held in come 'tion with the morning worship
Every member OF the church, in city and coun-
try. is earnestly requested TO be present.
The JOINT committee of the Episcopal conven-
ton having under consideration the subject OF
d~eacoresses has reported resolutions providing
for the establishment of the order. Members
must be over Il years ofage, dcvout and of ap-
proved fitness, and their duties will be the care
Of the poor and sick, education of the Young.
religious instruction of the neglected., the re-
Claiming of tho fallen, and other work OF
christian charity.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23
ITCHING PILES

Is one OF the most annoying diseases in the
world and yet all can find a sure relief by the
use OF DR.. Swayne's Ointment. 1t has been
tested IN thousands of instances and invariably
making a sure cure. The symptoms are mols-
ture, like perspiratlon, intense itching Increased
by scratching, very distressing, particularly at
night, as il pin worms were crawling in and
aboat the rcctum. the private parts are some
times affected. Procure this ointment. Swayne's
Ointment Is also a specific Tor letter. Itch, Salt
Rheum, scald Head, Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch,
Eiotches, All Scaly, Crusty, Cutaneous erup-
tons. Price 30 cents. Three boxes for 81 %.
Sent by mail to any address on receipts OF price.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phiiadel-
PIMA, Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists.
Richardson 4 Co., ST. Louis. Missouri whole
sale agents. feb2lyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23

The allowance OF 81 30 for barrel and salt is a
minimum figure. Until recent years lard ruled
relatively higher, and consequently sides Were
propOrtionately lower in cost.
The st. Louis live stock market, Thursday,
was quoted as follows .-Hogs-Slow and lower;
Workers. and Baltimores, 4 3O@4 40; mixed
packing, 4 25@i 40; butchers to fancy. 4 50d
4 60. Receipts, 1o. 900; shipments, 5000. Cat
tle-Fair demand for all grades absve common,
but the run was light and mostly OF mixed
butcher stuff, which, however, sold readily, IN
the absence OF anything better, at a range of
from . 25@3 25; grass Texans were rather
scarce, and all offered sold quickly ut : 5O9S 10
for fair to good; choice steers would bring %;
common to fair native COWS brought 2 2593 CO;
choice heiiers would sell at 3 25; no desirable
shipping grades here, and therefore shippers
were ruled out. Receipts, 100; shipments, $50.
and wanted at 3 OOG4 90. Re
ceipts. none; shipments, 100.