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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
Holiday Opening.

Every day and evening, until Christmas,
all are most cordially invited to call and ex-
amino my handsome assortment Of holiday
goods. | have Il more complete assortment
than ever before, and my prices shall be as
reasonable as the quality of the goods will
admit. Respectfully, Chas. Il. lsoyle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
HOW SHE SAVED HsS BARRING.

81 shall never again feel s." awiully nervous
about my babies t"sthing," writes Il grateful
mother. eve almost lost our little darling by
a long attack OF cholera iniantt N. but happily
heard of PaTkcr's Ginger Tonic in time. took
Il iev spoomIuls my.clI, which soon cured my
nursing baby entirely, AMI an occasional. dose
has kept me and baby in perfectly good health
and made us SO strong and comfortable that
would not bc without tins reliable medicine iul
worlds "A Mother Of brooklyn. dc4mi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
THE ALTAR.

Married-At the residence OF the BRIDE!
father. Hon. j. L. uord. Of Freedom township
Lafayette county, Mo-, Nov. 25th, by Rev. f
Roth. Mr.. ID. b. MOCK and Miss MARY j
HORD.
- In Lexington township. LAFAYETTE county
father. Linn h. Gordon, ESQ.,, by Elder c.. $
Lucas. Mr. EDWIN r. WHITE and Miss FL.
LA GORDON. Attendants Messrs. Geo. Plat
t-nburg and Ben. A: liordon. Misses Kali,
Gordon and Fannie White.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
SpectacleS.

Grimes " Tenab!e, jewelers., have secured
the agency Tor The celebrated arundel
Tinted Spectaclts,the finest and best glass In
the world. Call and examine these glasses
and have your eyes properly fitted we have
them in all kinds OF frames suitable for all
eyes. We also have all grades OF cheap
spectaclcs, from -: per pair up. o.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
Watches and Clocks.

Grimes g. Venable, jewelers., have now
the largest stock of Watches, chains, clocks
solid silver and plated ware, table and peck
ct cutlery, New American, Singer and Howe
sewing machines, bird cages, willow bas-
kets. toys, fancy goods. and a general line
of new goods for the fall and holiday trade.
Call and see them at Zeiler's old stand, Lex
ineton. Mo. OF
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
Bargains.

The word hardly expresses our intentions,
we are determined to offer our entire stock
(Which, hy the way Is the largest In Lexin.-
tom ut prices that defy competition. We
want to get up an excitement during the
holidays, aud sell rs many goods as possible
before Xmas. hkIEHN x WILkEH,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04

A thorough going man to join me In put
up ice. | have "A large substantial
house ready. 5. Il. ENTwoRTH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04

Wanted at once large lot of dried apples,
peaches, good fresh butter in nice rolls, and
fresh eggs, for which 1 Will pay the highest
market price. Geo. +. Maitland. n2Tt2
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
Take Notice.

Har ina made arrangements with MeSsrS.
Bu'lene, MoOres Il Emory, of Kansas CITY,
by which we are enabled to carry \ luli line
of their samples OF all kings Of dress goods,
fine laces, silks, satins, brocadeS, fringes,
paSsamenteries, ETC., etc., in fact, samples
of everything in the finer class of dry goods
and notions kept 10y The above firm, we IN
wife The attention of the ladies' OF LeXing-
ton aud Lafayette cnunty to examine thu
same. This "new iepartUre.'' we trust,
| will meet the appreciation of OR customers
and the ild!eS Of Lexington and vicinity
generally, as by this plan they can come to
our store and select from a much larger and
complete line OF samples than could be sent
to any one person by any of the large deal
ers III st. Louis or Kansas City. The samples
viii. be mlrkei in plain printed figures. and
can be relied on as being exactly the same
IN price As sold IN kansas city. Customers
Will save postage, money order. or register
ed letter fees, etc, By sending their order
through US, a. we will give all orders. large
or sm III, our prompt and careful attention.
Very respectfully.
Gitl hIiElIN " " LINER.
Go 10 C.. W. LOOMS tor Mrs. FreeInan's New
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color nre uncqualei. Color from = TO )
pounds. Price, II cents. iunel2m6
Te all who are suffering rro,u rne errors and
indIscrctions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, Nc, | will send Il re,
cipc width will cure you, FREE or CHARGE.
This great remedy WAS discovered lay a mis-
.ionary in Soutn America. send seir-address.
ed envelope 10 the Rev. Ju,cun L. lumau
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
HE KNOCKS TIE sruFFlN OUT.
Wanted.
Wanted,

Dried apples and dried peaches for CASH or
.rade. JOHN l.. JORDAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04
Stock Notes.

Buyers here are paying 4 cents for hogs this
week.
Mr.. w. G.. McCausland has Il fine, young
MelnDrino mare for sale. He will sell her very
low
ST. Louis, Thursday, Dec. ,, fat cattle, 81 100
) s0; mutton sheep, 81 904i -; tiogs, 81 31@
1 50.
\ neighbours dogs killed IS mutton sheep for
r. NJ. Sparks Il few days ago. Is it not time to
protect sheep from the ravagcs OF dogs?
Forty oi the largest and finest horses that ever
crossed the Atlantic in one vessel arrived in
New York Nov. 25th in the steamer Denmark
from London, and We're exhibited at Stod6ari's
depot Tor foreign horses, Nc. 59S and 60 Green
| witch street. y pair Of blacks. nearly 10 hands
high, standing near the entrance, were so mas
sive that ut first glance they looked like large
elephants.
HE KNOCKS TIE sruFFiN OUT.
HANNIBAL, Mo-. Nov. %, lSS9.
| EDITOR Observation-Disclosures Mo. Deal
Sir: In your issue OF the 20!h inst. | noticed al
article that Hog Cholera WAS very bad In you
neighborhoOi. 1 have a remedy that will noel
the stuffin out OF il and no mistake. enclose
some OF my bills. Tie rooster II. The top repre-
seu;5 a bird after taken. and the hog beiOrl
taken. by the way, the rooster had ii bad, too
for lie was A genuine iiancnckrr.
Respectfully. WM. ROBBINS.
I'VE have lost the bills.-EG. ini.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04

TO 10 c. W. Loomis tor Mrs. Freernan's New
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color Are uncquaIei. Color from > TO )
pounds. Price, u cents. iunel2m6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-04

Boyer's, Evans, Day & Co.'s and Mallory
and 2 pound cans; Hume's Columbia Rive
cans Lewis Fresh Mackerel, in 1 and 2 p
Sardines, new, Gillet's Sardines, large and
Winslow's HOLSTERS, in l pound cans, Mack
rels, Mess Mackerel (heads and tails. off, il
| ROneleSS Goldfish new
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Eaien aY 1rolIh ZOE.

l. 4 VI US. -
lA most horrible aud Gliastiy iiilstFa.
tien OF the experience OF Ihsn ia tfs assiiis
;uous pustlit ailsf wealth 10 that which
WssS iSiTfEI - - tfsa reporter yesttdny NOR
Ing by 5 patty OF prospectoss who had
Just returned from The Gnnnison district
and who are now encamped On che AP-
kansas river. Tbs following nhlsasion
Will be valuable 20 those coate dlS,asinr
q vIsit to. these yhS' as and viii serve 10
aqm0uisn. JngW IVA p sWsy iEiiaI Iifey; VIII
toEsi ~ henselye not only aEainst Oae
prrdicemeiit but against d i1nItipiieity
that might arise. OhiOr about sl.e fst 81
> aiy two ptospe ectors comp Ieted their ont
nc at Episkin and departed in search cf
pay dust and eaieablo holes. They tray
eled on ior eefle q ava HIlU BTUprg1 uIIfyi
ioaf q Tow hours low and I'll en- to eSntliiiS
the deceptive rocks { b ut rose 3efore them
on beth eide3. They &c last Teaeed d
small valley ih tils Iiintlhths ana were
passitig Though II, hen sud tlenly ii
I pumbef OF ploankain lions nises b tli eirl
appearance and STATED itnfied iatels iof
theis prey, IS Cne or the men isatlo a9
effort % Eapel She i SO Is from The hide
osls besSsk while the other sougik pf1lec.
= s.s4 ssssa y; y : ~
Jeftlng rock on tIG Ji0unfaiil aide was
enabled 70 ses the terrible encounter
bstysen lsie ccHlfa9ls and the lions.
There they yess ia bloody hastle. While
the shining clavls Of The = -: .e.::ss
TO eosnhine ard drip the fIesh fson the
ulAn who Wes battling with the stock oE
bis guti, Tbe ccHssds Ssha unf foI tanstsIy
lived to tell his stesy eaya kEl ls as, danIy
the proprietor was Oh lba Rtnbnd and
that mis- etrHged sdvefsafies were dc.
g0urss1g him. 1lhinking that possibly
one "a would s. OF app 10 1heir apps.
tifcs th6 lookef-on thoughE Il about
time 10 leave, and eo hast ped aqlssy. He
was nov I'd laoss any eaIon aga Inst tlie
irys .iicn of hung 6s tad ca siIs moi ntsiss
gestllels and lils only feconEse frost Ia
eyiseDlo deats was 20 Is aes q cainfisS !. ..Tc
return through theYasiey lie dared iso !.
fed tlF mai zirg d eifer issosis foul4 ia ssise
ted that no Wou! ke the tfsll. Itwa
nlnlcss 4 sgk and u Isl ggSls raiy sgah q
tall Heatatted os,, NJ FsegeF. an : ted
ia reach thu trail he;ire nigh y fEie
30 ieed aifa ssgfsiY ssjkh her tssyfiasis Si
stAf lights Etlis 5Fas whit dc ) {,
Ted ilia error. fqr be sssfis. ii s.
right Sifoesien; and Nearied aud al acosig-
aged hs sst Goygtl ana built q tlre Tite
iie.lt cane tp s1scor hs;'i, blt nor hJss-
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. ~ a
Mies Oliver, oF lyyg aco, TezsR, paift.
Sed q nnyth0logicai picture and tEIe Or.
Burlesscn In serHnon daEnnnEed T. az
Iindeconts Two nnndred citizensof' aco
have signed a document slalinE tiiat tac
picture Is az right, aisd another two huns
drea hare requested DR.. Ruriaston to
1epaat tho sarmon. We s:lapect thcra
ara two hundred pTpYient prEiiesi in
tgaco. Some oyer-good people III Balki-
more objected TO Thomas Winans gnf-
ued atalutes. He buist d sIut tOllO vail
around tliesn.
Sumo reiiisr able long ranged ehoot-
SipE has lately been d0R8 as I laiss n : Y
I 1iits we pos ttAte 81 s. ss Reiiii ten
military Titse, tSpanish nede1, using
seventy I've gfaInE % powtses, and $50
ggntns of iesd tho 6istapce being i 500
9t piii1 and sc:7ty no
ssbsAia Ills range, tllG rear Sic Wa Gle
'EAtgd three and oHrfc cuagt ~ innEif1 As
siears as cluid Se 90 c0iaied ghe bhltsss
wercin sllr air 4 iiltlo moro than iire
seconds ht Lho distance lisuids. taey
were Easit sIlgoteh ! dry tise:incIl pruca
pisa and diaibsa6sd four inehcs ii ADlid
earss..s
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IlAUeHINa Orr a ! DUEE4.--sis Speaking
of the Shannon duai,n said the
Lsrctnfge fiend, ppttingE his feet III the
waste basket, s.sie neea a few men like
Jadge nS0ly. He laughed oatof dnels
with IN aGiaolouse Wit that compelled
even tho admiration OF h.s ensuiies.
Xati remember he baih, wheu tliev
!. .s.s.aa lel.Ad khnk IL ia dian,s Rehk m
name would fili tho coluEAns OF q news.
paper, that he had rather 6Il ten Beg7a.
papers than one coffiI. Once he went
on the field Rith a hlan who hsd st,
Vltiis' dance. His Onpenahk Wss stand.
Ing at hls post bis 8; S l:sls = Jerking
nerFetssly fFoEi bis inalady. DSoly, M
the sobeSest manner, iefs his post and,
clttin.y fosked stick, stuck It ID the
,groa.lsd e ..t t<e-st af his oppSnent.
n Whist does this mean r, naked his
opg1neat
= AsPhy, ssys Dooly, ( wanE you 20
rest your psst0l in tnat fork 60 that you
can steady your aim. Ef yolt shoot Of
me- with TINT hand shakifie SO. You'll
speppee nis full of holes the arst Gre. 3 S.
2 Then there tTas 3 laugh ail aY01nd
aud tho duel sns put oE Without p day. q
- 4ticsstd G6nk;issfioh
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-. - .stf
! there p sft: hoaelD ! satd 20 flsr,Js g u
aip, hs9 the Presi dent feen my etete,
| Tnent ana The letter that i k&ge iusl
| Drought itrna Geo HhIita II ~ here
/ y ah net moment ID loose. Isanssd isEe!y
/; fatraclug her steps che akeih forced lie,
\ way into the pre- senca of the Ptesident
Again she pleaded with Ril sha eipdaeaes
/ 0Ea, yonahs heart stirred % iss depth
but al in yain, JliF. Johiisop aaid IL
/ had seen b0sh papeTg, bat thefb wss
/ lothing in them, and the wStIiha ia,tlst
tdie. i;.oi.,. Z. I;
| Findihg Tint no hope ranained.
! urged AnDh 20 20 10 her mother wi,st(
| she wss YET ;ailye. We drove Fapidfy
toward tho pehitsgtiarY. On our: WAY
| from the White Ko Kotse Il MOTTO mount,
ed soldiers at Intervals along tie rolite
.b4t / did not know. at that time EoE whiasl
! purposes they bad been so stationed -
| When we arrived at the arsenal gate. an
hour or SO befors the execution, 40 GcFg
refused admission by the eoldieta OF;
| 'guarG. In the excitement I had mis-.
laid my pass, and FOR q time &c seemed nj
1t mother aud daiighter were I'd be de:
pTived of the mournfnl privilege of a
last farewell, Juss then d acagriEge dgose
up and Gen. Hancock descended from
IL and came to tho ambulance Ia, which
were Anna Snrratt and nsyself, surround.
led lby the guard. Ordering the guard
away, tho General spoke to Apdi III, 4
voice of subdued sadness toll her that
he ,fa9red liz, b Yves. no hope, as the
higher agth6l ltifs were inexofsbje, aud
urged her 70 bSaes herself for the terri,
bic ordeal. Coming around the anibu-
lance 70 the asat / occupied, GIN. Hanp.
cock said 70 me; In d lev, Tone \. M +.
Brophys j fear there Is no hope, aid It
would be cruel to hold ont any h6na 10
that poor child when tllere Is none
Still, have stationed mounted men all
along the line TO the White House, with
instruct ohs TO make ali possible hssie III
cRse the President should at the last mo- mo.
men reIent and grant q reprieve for
Mrs. Surratt Ifa repriese be granted.
it will probably bs directed to mo a9 the
commander of tie department, and I
shall be on the spoS till the Inst moment
for the purpose Of opening q repr,eve
should any be sent.' He then, in the
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No Go0D PREAcI4Ik0 mo man car
do u good Job OF work, preach & g0ots
sermon, ny q law suit well, lo9s - a pa.
tient, OF write = good article wien hS
feels miserable aud dull, With sluggish
bfais and unsteady nerves, and nonn
should make tho ! atlei1p pt III such a cssls-
dtauu when Il can be 20 easily And
Sheaply ralnhved BY q liitle Hop Rilfers.
Ses ctl.st colrmn barry 13sSsies.
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rskSlY % sycar Ihey teySf, ssas anyth hing
hHt 3 deIioeFat g hsaD pll llSs epcigefs
and aeekefa ayel the sstsss sorE of iiaens.
abSg, Its q good Sign 70 rae EN- clipping
ana sliding back to ysnks IS,
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Gen. Hancock ana fsss Execution a
IGrGs Sarraff.

/ IaAres Sarralf.
AZ. .T.,,srt,3 r,,Z---.,.. -
-. y'th ~, =. oietai cpihsei tor AIfa.
2uIIsu, nus written Q letter. Wllinn has
Ssef PIlntea IN g catn palsill apby OF
sa. y! uss isSaed ltgp1 the press,
ls.ntgn ~ ns e. Sne utter snrdity
oLtag Aepaniicssn eiaiideF that Gen: HaE-
IuH1 W. "a sHlli9 sssy 3of tfae
o. tnas lii-usag WoIflha.
1Ie S..9,.s, .n sile nfss pieees thas Yfen.
1laraesfekI - coln 3. ant es ashingfotl,
yas ,s,hipi5l tne sneaiaoa OF lhe order, ie.
s.sp gL EItesiaent = Jonnson ,!or the exscn-
s.In ~ .tiS ef tne <A iiisafy Oonft
fIen ana DtheFe
asasIs . nnu vaaeevey 70
G W Is ai ~ sus tnFs
gieI .ne ht,sonsese, nor yies, nc specially
enaIgea 1,s,i. Mitis tle execution cf the sem
.ESvg. s.a .fn9 2!ner was ailnpiy transmit
esm ,.nLougn nilo =, as, comtnmandef OF o
slnsafy pcss 20 ''.s tsen: Hatsfatit, ntio Sah
Jes,Yehatca az tne epeelal, provost mar.
shM - ~ Sarsy INTO eAecs me i yeseiss Of
;sn9 ne u9sls e.. s1apGoeE ,.!4 . guy ~ the
Svnhisss Sisahns Ja? pu.SS.y linioteIial ana was
11lnIvnaissq 1naa, 10 Ine oteinary way. mr.
linn e..l.s ! tnaes, =. sen - Han.
ss,s SosA w geseiy!n'oyso ~ mrsi 9i.. Surrattg
The charge that ne danteds her shs,' go,
shIs,icr, NJ -
malioio,is and n,tsrlv faiss and ~ Afs Te
| Clemnitt deciaroa sS,.S IN al
| the rFac,tinn Gat,; .TSssi,ays wy. ~ "
yyigsf sSays X, STs, =
/ T.gas%ese in htta.s 9, tsuETattai Tsli; ~ AZ
"a oi,ev ahsfyrjt az hSSsaa co,n,ssgt ieSSu ~
Clamnitt statas ,ybst'sy ~ az, III;
Eno,yn, ,,;S ,i,ot .nrao,t;o,. ~ vel VII
,,as 81, ~ ~ e.o s..At
ToLnsnIs t,;,s.saJy TyN,..Ss - .,ya
Co. IIaa.i5S.;; a, M :..s2S., ssssSsa .iiss ss
SSta;n = M r;1n,, far sa M n,rn,s .n nts poweT 70
cr,,r;a,s s,a,;a,,.j as. ass
| Iv;,itn IyScs:S =. A. pi:s1 po.:e tiyul sne
n o,,ion ~ res,;,a o.,It su.:s
nsiobt vssci,, ito Iastina.;n nnsu 20 ssauu ~
possibla In thsr yyords mt Il ~ sST. sI;t -
cht ei,orss, l., fI, ;l;s,, rs2sr 4
,,v,sIar 70 NJ. go. sss, ~. tns 2
nn H. y, ST Msn,. rri' Tan 20 iastSas9
~ rosts .,,;.i.A A. p-,,S, uIs pohsioill'
,st,.i, ,,ons.,SJ.5 = AZ ph[iy,
i;faoS -. y. snn tn Tn
..s ,su ~ Ing - InHy Wy
,,;ts ~ i oiS; p;uSpi?, snn, Es aaE Sian- l.I
p.o ss ~. IN tn9
- - pu1ss,rst1tis atio
.ii.;,.I "a - a;auoo Naeu' mucous aor
. ssasy no neser usa SHOWS tne
St,n.i.sk ..J ~. ",
hihl sa: s.tsssa nte resAik Sitn
II ~ ~ HnleE
asl VIII t iiendish M Illaii
1is, Hey 7sSsK sI., 70 ll, 1eiaHlie, Ior pAse puf-
llO1ea, one or t10E ErQyG56. heroes OF th6
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WosfBB rs rHE WORKING sVoRL.ss.
II confess { hat / am not aE all Diife that
IL certain rosewood doors wore flung wide
open to 6 gs::sssail of bur working women
that they would at oil be inciined 20
enter.i Still it would be hard 20 ,maEs
any autoefat believe that, wouldn't it Z
10 illustrate.s know d certain fecog.
nlGed leader of fashion and society, d
cultivated, elegant woman, who can on.
fertain q whole roomfnl Of company,
whose word aud whose opinions hre laws
In the circle in which she mcves. This
lady viii .noS only owe her milliiiet for
siI months at a time, will not only bar
gain aud bargain With berseafnstyess and
finally tell the toverWorked sewing wo.
man 70 come again for one, two and
fhree months at a tilae whst she asks
for money, Will let them both see tho
hard, selfish, contemplate Bid0 OF her
nature, aud which she keeps covered up
from her own friends, but i IN further
moro pass her debtora on Gsi way .ss ..s.!s
church with d hhugtty stare as if fsaiie
saw them not. To be sure to tho finer
quality OF women such HnobbisIii treat-
nient acts rather as q tonic, bnt TO the
hmid, shrinking working girl, who lirs
started out in the world full OF pride as
her Importance as q hread winner and q
helper, glad in asshy way Of Her high
rank in natures ariet6cr1cy, aucii d sneer
ceHies lies d biankes. This Iast
Spring d certain sety nice club of yoisfieI
gentlemen proposed giving q reception Is
their young lady friends. AZ certain
yeubS gentleman, whom I know, sent Ia
the nhrrs Of O very charming and lovely
yhillig isdy| an invitation to tha re-
csptidn. Her naIne was refused, and
she mortified appIicnnE Demanded The
Fessoh. The Committed Eas very Eotfy,
anus Us Iar tney' were concerned, 9thcfe
was no reason iat all. but the otfefyonBp
ladies, who Eete ai!. high.t0ned, ssould
he etfe to object, because she tgork cd In
g store And do believe IL those yohng
lady gueats had been told ..ka estitnatlon
that was placed upon their idea Of the
| ,npufpiIlIy InIpufpiIlIy OF WoTK py Ine fS$1JLeman8 OF
,tlle -- club, that 20 the last wonan ;5f
sheIn the lesson w0hld hAvo been one
.lifc-l lagting in It's value, and they escll
yoIlld bage; recognized their duties 70
eEch other as women, aa peFhapa they
had nevaf flnssn hafnra - s.s.i.aa l-saZ.
IN tlts. Neis Orleaas 3lmss. l s
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3. ;. i:si s:strTiIE ilT IlfI rE1lillI ! 4

itdr our farmers ii now very she6GrhSlfiR.
With Favorable aeas6fis d .ffiiia crop '6f cfiff.
ton will be made. Probably coin snifi!
cient ior home cbnsumptfon, With Bur-
plus fof hihske will be gathered, The
nsualiy large prod dtlctirn i6g 0ats3 aill Sc
o2 great benefi 10 iSi1E farm Ok tssr.
3aas. The other crops are ia fiair e6nui.
tiDn, and, with no utihausi d disagtef, cur
planters viii be Ii bstt TER condition fihan.
cihliy to begin The new year tliaH for
come eiuie rtssk. 7lt e IsI
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IS Our people ara now dsvotipgs more nf-
tention to fruit cult fure. than ever before.
Ekuits Of oil klhds can 10 grown With
little expense aud trouble, and &c will,
in the future, become a source of iar0a
revenue. The yield wss better than was
anticipated In June, the rethrnh for, July
sHowing an increase of 25 per cent. and
probably three .icrrthsi Of q crop Is .Susos.
toe high an eslimafe. {
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

Tho reports show q slight falling on
!:.el.sss g lIc.iis. Tho estimate for tho whole
State Nhs given ne 100. Itisfios rspnr-
ted in 81 tlielp CarbiiTS at Sa3, SsfddI5
CaEclina 80 nd Southern Carolina
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

10 Gen. w. n Sherman command
lug eelnySo sshe 1htted ssaies,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

stlS' ~ sIttyp WI yrT5 yrtJxrIIug NM
placed them lis D Is hanqg. lany
slEe old of b ct tsentiofl 10 ufis6n ts and
Si..e of the wound !. u sllo battls of
Ahltlia liiglit:sl Cant. 6StIiiiDs. OF
mo 4sislh " NeEti' g IiEsH gnfHtitsF, eblt4
mnnded by Col. ID. ll6. sai ri ~
81 ~ Won Ildet Sen. Ezfneoek fossiid
him oa she Geld, /, And tandesiy ked sls
dying youth, for he tsks only i boy .if
fhsye stsy gaA anything lle cotllS 30 eoE him:
died likv soldier, sTlsia Cha lsEsls
pErislp ply Did, lie aEosa to the Soung
man q mother, fsiiyg her Of hey aqss, d
aeessil With slich agsllae of bis c0pr6ss
aiia Words Of as sss sssEIs : Si1It
culAted 10 aoetha her essl lcyson. Ifiak
lskter ne ssn 20 Col 90 under s. lsag
OF truce e q je;st such deeds az this
illas help % a,Ieytss q sis aoFEoga of war.
GeIs. George II. Stewart nias pgesE
Point csas9rn 10 oS anc cock and IL
seems 1910 was come tenfs bel . cen hem.
az Af isy iyania. on 1ssy y, 3s634. 1. Ho-
'c0el ~ aps ms corp OYER q paFk az the
SeLt iitiee within slie fSGioas
hosss9 bee, cepttlrlpg an eatire siESlsiesl.
.A.sisong the hElsar ID gsSs $50 srEe
sseneTsst was ~ Q fset gng So over bis 5.'
ttte. k1e SIS carried heisrn AneDcE,
sslit eoEola oiiered lli h hgh t7iks tt8
sssssis 3 ass ~ hn
y tess tlEslss aatsk SN6 gai
Is tst6 u
sFIias5s alid ven pfIs( aiiIi siifaf tsle
clsl:A VS. ecs slecli rs rec I've YsaisE
.hAi'd. And nllsleg ii tller
sgt7iid nos fisssS
iaFe1 sad 5apc1 . p
~ 4 80 -.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-04-09

Mrs. j. III. Bishop bad an agreeable surprise
last Friday evening, the anniversary OF her
birthday. Mrs. Nathan Thomas with about a
dozen lady friends took possession of Mrs.
Bishops rooms during her temporary absence
and loaded her table with a very choice lot Of
eatables, and upon her return invited her TO a
seat at the table, which she accepted after her
astonishment had subsidized sufficiently to en- =
able her to realize the situation. The party
had very pleasant time. After the refresh
ments had been duly devoured and the COM
pany invited in the front room, Mrs. Walker
headed the procession trundling very nice
carpet-sweeper, and presented it as token Of
esteem from the friends present. 1t was an
enjoyable affair, and one that will long be re-
membered by the recipient.