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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

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md tho attention Of Proprietor and Waters such
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He Ran Away.

The arrangement vas to harry, but
he thought his education needed lit.
more polishing, so he proposed that he
should come here to the normal.
and spend two or three terms in pur-
suit of the required knowledge, before
they became one flesh. She agreed, and
he came, and entered school. For the
present, We think it better to suppress
the names. but the gentleman was
rather tony" and the lady was nice
looking and not more than seventeen
years old. For some reason the girl
became little doubtful of her lover,
and one morning about a month ago,
she alighted from the north bound train,
and went in search Of the truant, who
after some difficulty she found. Mat
tiers was AGAIN satisfactorily arranged,
the April vacation beng set, as the
time for the nuptials, and the girl re-
turned home. The vacation came but
with it no lover, so the girl again de-
termined to visit Kirksville in pursuit
of him. So on last Saturday morning
she arrived here and putting up at one OF
the hotels. soon learned that two days
before, the deceiver had left on the east
bound train, for parts unknown, all the
fair promises ruth!essly broken. and
the poor girl left to return desolate and
alone to her home.
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GlenwOod Graphics.
Special to the Graphic.

GIExwoop, March 3l.-Trains now
stop Lerc for meals instead of Queen
City, change made to-day. This with
the already large patronage Of the
"Lindell" will make snlendid business
for the proprietress, Mrs. Dunbar, so
we'll and favorably known to the travel
ling public.
F. W. Stanley. of the St. Nicholas,
bought the Lindell this week, which
will throw Mrs. Dunbar out of house
at present, but for short time only,
as our citizens are taking stock to-day
in a new hotel to lie built at once at a
cost OF $1,000.
We note the following gentleman on
our streets to-day; Sheriff Shaver,
looking up evidence against Moses
Hughes and Joe johnson, the young
men we alluded to in our last; Sanford
Snyder. of Kirksville. in the interest Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Company;
also Messrs. Earhart and Simmonds, of
Queen City.
Mr.. Geo. Greenwell has nice resi-
dence, ready for the plasterers.
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Alta meeting of the directors of the
Wabash. st. Louis & Pacific railroad
company, held week before last. IN st.
Iouis, funds were appropriated for
three hundred and fifty miles OF extern
sion. The Q. N. 4 p. and the branch
from Quincy to Havana are included IN
this three hundred and fifty miles: AS
soon, therefore, as the weather will per-
nit. work will be commenced on the
road from this city TO Havana.|Com-
,,.srr;n} RerieU.
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Amusing Wife Brokerage.

A queer case was tried at Morrlsville,
\ j., last week. John Mclaughlin
and wife sued Michael Kelly and wife
for $l5 loaned. The parties engaged
no LAWYERS but pleaded their own cases.
Kelly put in an Offset for Y. days
hoard. one DAYS work on the house of
McCloughlin, two barrels of potatoes,
and seven days work in New York city
hunting up wife for Mclaughlin, for
which he charged SEA day.
In answer to this latter claim, Nc
ClMghlin said that Kelly did not earn
20 much money, as he did not spend all
his time at it, and that the wives fur
n;.hed him were not satisfactory. The
first woman Kelly got Mclaughlin for
- wife suited Mclaughlin, but Nc.
clonshlin did no. suit the woman and
she left him. Kelly then got him sever
al others. none of whom was satisfact-
o o. except the last, who was lame.
Mctloughlin claimed that the charge
was altogether too much for getting
him lame wife.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, the lady referred
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Greentop Graphics.
Graphic Correspondence.


GREExrop, April died. Mrs. Mar
gret Stanton, March goth at her resi-
dence. of consumption. Her remain.
were buried at this cemetry on Tues
day last. She was member of the
Christian church. She leaves three chill
dren to mourn her loss.
Greentop lodge number 365, l. 0. O.
f.. will have a public installation on
Monday April 18th.
A letter from S. James who moved
from this place in February to Kansas
saws he had bought good farm OF
one hundred and fifty.four acres for
which he paid $12 per acre with good
orchard on it and plenty of good run
ing water the year round.
There is boom for a railroad eating
house at Greentop as this place is near
the center between Ottumwa and Mo-
berry.
Geo. Henderson has moved to Sub
lette.
To-day Andrew Woods was cutting
John Gathin and got INTO a difficulty
with John Sparks and got his ankle
thrown out of place and some of the
bones were broken. He is attended by
DIR. Wilson.
We notice NJ. Weston at work on DIR
Sickles' new dwelling house.
Thomas Stewart has his new dwell
ing house almost completed.
Mrs. John Turk is quite sick.
This week several Of our tOwnsmen
went to the Charlton on a hunt.
Us.
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DIREcEoRx.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church Rev.
James b. Mitchell. d. D.. Pastor. Preaching
every sabbath at II n. IN, aud 7:S0 p. NJ
Sabbath school at $50 H. IN. Prayer meet
Ing, "Wednesday evenings At $50
Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. S. Boyd,
Pastor. Preaching every second and third
Sabbatlls Of each month, ut II O'clock u. III
and 7:sU p. M. Prayer meeting every Wed
evening at 7::sO. Sabbath school Vt $50 v
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. J.J.
Bentley, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday
ut II II. IN. aud 1880 p. III. Prayer meetings
ON Wednesday evening. Sunday school ut
$50. u. NJ: Class meeting at $50 p. III. Of
each Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev 4. V. Bayley, Pastor. Preaching
second Sunday in each month. at II a. m.
and 30 y. III. Third Sundays ut $50 D. m
Sunday school at $50 u. m. Glass meet
ings ON each I'd Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening.
First Baptist Church-kev. j. C. Shipp,
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II u. m.
and 10 p. M. Bible school ut $50 ~ IN
Prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Peter Wager,
Rector. Services every LIST. ID, and 18th Sun.
day, ut IL u. IN. and 7:3O y. IN. Sunday
school ut 8 p. M, Of each Sunday. Holy
Communion, first Sunday Of each month,
and all festivals Of the church.
Christian Church-George E. Dew, pas
tor. Preaching every first and third Lords
days. Social meeting every second and
fourth. Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
ing "a. Sunday school at $3.50.
Liberals and Spirituallsts, meet at Bay
lOr's Hall every Sunday evening at o'clock
pm.
A. o. U. W.-Nilton Lodge No. lO3,-
meets LIST and ID Thursday evenings in each
month. at hart's Hall.
10. G. Perseverance Lodge No. 1928
meets every Friday evening at $50 at Good
Tem,lars' Hall
A. F. & A. N.-Kirksville Lodge No. los
meets Tuesday evenings on or before each
full moon.
l. O. 0. F.-Adair Lodge No. $, meets
every Wednesday evening at 7:3O p. ~, ut
Odd-Fellow's Hall
Adair Guards.-N. G. M.-ArmOrv hall
over DeReamer's hardware store. Meets
Tuesday nights Of each week. Capt. J. II.
Kinnear: LIST. Lieut., j. 4. Richardson; 2nd
Lieut., W. L. Mccartney.
Anchor Lodge, No. 43, Daughters of Rabec.
ca, meets at the l. o. o. F., lodge rooms
on the End and 4th Tuesday evenings Of
each month.
The A. o. u. T. meets on the End and 4th
evenings Of each month at Good Templar's
nall.
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Accordin' to the way look at it,
human critters is machines for CONVEX.
tin. vittles into human natur; an if
you want good human natur, we've
got ter hev good vittles. Now l fiat.
ter myself at l know sumpin' about
eatin'. Ireckon l oughter. I've been
practicin' all my life. TIL amt no
subject tibet I've been a concentratin'
all my faculties on like hev on eatin'.
l know what's good an know what's
pizen. anybody axed me how ter
tell mushroom from a tode-stool, I'd
say: by eatln' it. Ifye live, it's a
mushroom; eff We die lisa tode.stooll"
l know 'em by egsperance- An it's the
same way bout groceries. We kin git
good groceries 'at'll be comfort toye.
or ye kin git pore ones 'at'l gnpe ye
like ye'd ct = mess of fish.hooks. The
best place fur groceries at know Nv
in this neck . woods is undoubtedly
at HALLIDAY BROS. on the north
side square Kirksville Mo. They're
cheap an they're good, an eff We trade
with HALLIDAY BROS. I'll inshore yell
niver ct pizened.
Buy your fish at Halliday Bros.
II pounds ofsugar for $1.oo at
Halliday Bros.
Buy your Queensware and glassware
at Halliday Bros.
One of the census enumerators calls
his book of names a new edition of the
Conflict Of Ages"
Choice teas at Halliday Bros.
The best flour in the market at Hal
laday Bros. Every sack guaranteed
full weight.
Boarder-"What makes you so
fleshy COOKE
Cook-"What heats, sir"
Boarder-"Where do you get it!"
Cook-'From Halliday Bros. sir;
aren't that enuff.
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to, was in the court room, and she told
the jury that the charge was excessive.
Kelly, she said, should not charge any
thing, as it was no work at all to get
her.
The parties to the suit would have
come to blows several times in the
course Of the trial had it not been for
the interference Of the constables. The
jury concluded that Kelly had earned
his money, for they gave him verdict
of &4,4S.
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Man Killed.
Special TO the Graphic.

Cameron Mo-, April 3-As the
west bound freight train was leaving
this place, Thomas Writ. the yard
car repairer, was by some means
caught under the moving train and
terribly mangled. one shoulder and
arm being completely severed from
the body.
The unfortunate man leaves a wife
and three children.
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EENDALLS SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH I!
Read below Of its wonderful effects a. Il lin
imcut for the human family:

Read below Of its wonderful effects a. lin
iment for the human family:
Hemati:c. No, Aug. 2nth, 1870
B..J Kendall Il Go. Gents--l am so over
loved in view of the result Of an application
of your Krntall's SPAWN Cure that | fee! that
ought for humaility'- sake publish il TO the
world. About thirty-iiye wears ago. while
ridin" Young ugly horse | was injured in
on. Of INV testicIc-, and from that time 10
three weeks ago slow but constant enlarge
,nent has been the result. giving me Il grcI;
amount Of trouble. almost entirely prevent
in. me from horseback riding. which VII. NV
usual way Of travelling. | saw notice uf
your kendall's SPAWN Cure, never once tli0't
Of it for anything except for horses, but after
receiving the medicine and reading over what
il was good for, feeling terribly exercised
about my difficulty. for had consulted many
physician. and none gave me any specific but
when itcould be endured no longer to remove
+, with the knife. | applied your kendalls
SPAWN Cure. IL az experiment, and II was 80
painful in III application that concluded not
10 repeat it and thought no more about il I'M
til near a week, and To- and behold nnc-hilf Of
the size vas gone. With jog | could hardly
believe IT, | Immediately applied it again.
and have made in all about one-half dozen
applications. running over space Of two
weeks. and the terrible enlargement Is almost
entirely gone. i'll view of which | cannot cx-
press my feelings of delight. Ii has been
tod send to me May he send to other. with
like troubles. JOHN RICE,
Pastor OF Hema;ite Con gationai Church.
PS. You are at liberty 10 put this in any
shape YOU please. | AN not ashamed 10 have
my EaIne under over or by the side OF il.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

Harrisburg Pa. Nov. 18th, 1850
DR. b. j. KENDALL * Co. GENTs:-I have
very fine mare that has had bone SPAWN
for long time tried everything man
could devise to cure it, but all in vain. and
was about to give it up when friend OF mine
in this city came to me and recommended
kendalrs SPAWN Cure, which ! tried with
great results, removing that bone clear and
clean. and then sent - cents 10 yOu for one
Of your illustrated Horse Books, and think
there is no better book printed on the horse
and his diseases. ! have taken great interest
in it and have since sold Is copies for you to
nv nei.hbors, and will try and do what good
I can by getting them for others.
Yours truly, e. w. MILLER.
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Citizens ticket at Kansas City: May.
or, Samuel Mcconnell: police Judge, A.
H. Deppe: treasurer, E. Horley: JUS
tees. Deppe and Brake; constables, J,
Sheehan and Henry Donnelly; treasur.
er of board of ed. catiOn. Samuel Nc.
Cornell.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

Send address for illustrated circular which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unguali-
fled success 10 our knowledge, for beast a.
well is man.
Price 81, per bottle. or six bottles for 81.
ALL DRUGGIsTs have it or can @etit for You,
or it will Toe sent to any address on receip:
of price by the proprietors. DIR. 81. KEN
DALI IL Co. EnOsburgh Falls, Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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TO HONE HUNTERS.
A Desirable Farm on Easy Terms.

100 acres, all under cultivation, within four
miles Of Kirksville. Good frame house, Of 8
rooms, nearly new, good 1arn, stabling, cribs
and ont buildings. Plenty of good living Wa
ter, cistern and other convenience. Fences
in good order. TERMS easy. and low price.
Must sell on account of health. $500 cash or
Kirksville property, balance on time at per
cent. This is a splendid chance to secure u
nice farm on easy terms. Apply ut this Of
fee.
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FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.

WashingtonNi lie, o., June IL, iSsO.
DR.. Il. j. KENDALL * Co. Gen's:-Reading
your advertisement in Turf. Field and Farm,
Of kendalrs SPAWN Cure, and having vaiu-
able and speedy horse which had been lame
from SPAWN eighteen months, sent to you
for bottle by express. which in six weeks
removed all lameness and enlargement and
large splint from another horse, and both
horses are to-day az sound as colts. The one
bottle was worth to me one hundred dollars.
Respectfully yours, II. \. BEKToLETT, VI. ID
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MURDER.
And How it Happened.

Particulars can be had by calling on
Mcdowell l. Brinser, over the marble shop of
d. Baird. Painting and granting Of all kinds
done to order at low prices. Also Kalsomlm,
ing paper hanging and whitewashing with
nentness and dispatch. Call and get prices
and save money, or leave orders at N. Will
sons drug store or 8. 7. Burrows Grocery.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06
The AdvsntIsts' Revival.

The Adventists are having large
audiences at their tent on Spring
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Elder Healey spoke last night on
the second coming Of Christ, show
ing the advent to be as real as was
the accession. for the angels said
he would ''come In like manner rs
they had seen him 60 into
heaven" Acts 1: 10-1l; also
Matthew 25: 81, and chapter 2s:
57-s4. The Church will be look
ing for him. Hebrews 8: %. He
comes as q thief on the wicked
world but rye brethren are not in
darkness that that day should
overtake you az q thief" First
Thessalonians s: "a. While so me
are looking for and claiming o
promise Of his coming Others scoff.
Second Peter, 8: 8. But all will
know when he comes ''for every
eye shall see him. Revelation l: 4.
Inc WlCkcu ChlI lOE tu0 IO0ko W
fall upon them and hide them from
His presence. Revelation 6: IL. IA
fire shall devour tef0re Him and 1t
ahall be very tempestuous round
about Him." Psalms so: "a. The
doctrine of the worlds conversion
Ia q fable invented by Daniel
Whitby of England and first pub
listied about A. D. 1850. Isaiah
says that In the last days many
people will make cry OF peace
and say that men will "bsat their
swords into plowshares and their
spears into farming hooks and
learn war no more" But God
says that the last days are "peril-
Gus times" Second Timothy 8: l.
2. And in Joel 8: 9-15 they are
told to prepare for war in the last
days. The last days are to be as
the days of Noah and Lot. Luke II.
The Elder exhorted his hearers
to prepare to meet the Lord, and
promised to continue the subject
and tell them as near as possible
when Jesus will come.
Preaching at 1880 each evening.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06
Joubsrt and Kruger, the Boer
Leaders.
ut, James Gazette, i

Joubert Is q quick-minded, intel.
ligent man. He lives on one Of
the many "Klip" Il. 6. stony riv.
ers, close to the Free State border,
In the Wakkerstroom District, and
to the west Of Wakkerstroom some
thirty miles. Joubert Ia about IS
years Of age, i've feet eight inches
high, dark, and wears rather a long
beard. He rides we'll, is an active
man, and ia the brain of the whole
Boer community. For many years
he and his neighbors paid no taxes,
As both the Free States and the
Transvaal claimed the district
Mr.. Keate, who was called In tt
arbitrate, decided In favor of the
!TrAnsvAal Beers.
J0ubert, in conversation In Au.
gust, alleged that the people were
driving him on, but In this he was
not quite accurate-his Grafton
being, in fact, the cGuse of much OF
the excitement. Joubert repre-.
sents the better educated Beers.
Paul Kruger represents. the Dop.
pers, or semi.educatsd, semi-civi.
LIKED Beers. He is . man 60 years
Of age, middle height. thick set,
but very active. His beard Ia
short clipped. He came into no.
tice by his energy and skill as q
marksman in the wars against
Mopach and Malow, two brother
chiefs, In 1a84-e5. II Joubert is
taken to represent the brains,
"Onkle Pau, "sas the Doppsri
call Kruger, may be said to repre-
sent the muscular forces of the PEG.
pie. He is energetic, impulsive
and restless. He IL not supposed
to be particularly intelligent. He
speaks we'll for an audience of his
countrymen, all his diction and
illustration being taken from the
Old Testament. He lives about
ten miles northwest OF Rusten.
berg. In the last days Of July he
met q certain man in q shop in
Rustenbsrg, and his first remark
was "Onzre taRtz 1stadt goeds'-
"Our affairs 60 WE'LL" When be
had gone on q young Boer, point.
ing to q company of the Twenty.
first, said: "In a few months we'll
shoot those wratehes out OF ouI
country"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06

The proportion between the pop.
ulation Of various countries and
the length of their railways has
been carefully tabulated by Prof.
Sturmer, Of Bromberger, and from
this 1t appears that for the whole
of Europe the average lie about 40
Kilometres to 10000 Inhabitants.
1t Is In Greece that the proportion
is least, namely, only O.OS ki)ome.
ire per 10000 persons. Then comes
Turkey, with .1.6 kilometre; Portu-
gal, 2.S; Russia, 2.S; Italy, 20;
France, 6.3; Germany, IL; Great
Britain, 81, and, lastly, Sweden,
1913, which takes the first place,
though the length of its railway
lines is not a fifth that of England. .
In Asia there Is only 0. 16 kilometre
per 10000 people, and In Africa
OF. In the, United States the pro.
portion 10 32'9, while for the whole
Of America 1t is 17.9, and 1915 for
Australia.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06

I4 -.
tographs before him Of the six
grandest mosques In STEAMBOAT, q
man acquainted with them might
be obliged to look for unimportant
peculiaritIes to distinguish one
from another. They vary In size.
Of course, and in details; they have
more or less minarets, more or
less oourtyards, and so on; but the
general idea Is always the same,
and 1t is one extremely ugly. I
am not talking of interiors. The
exquisite fancy Of Oriental archi.
lecture nowhere dnds rooms. ALI
is gross, heavy, shapeless-vault
piled over vault to the l0w-pitched
dome which crowns the Informal
mass
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06
Board Of Supervisors.

TUESDAY, April 5, 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
msnt. Present, full Board and the
Clerk.
Application Of 8. H. Slaught for
right to build single track rail-
road. Referred to District Attor-
ney.
Recorder authorized to continue
the extra clerk for another month.
On motion, Francisco Lugo was
allowed $25 for right of way for
road over the Lugo home tract.
On motion, the County Assessor
was authorized to appoint five Of.
flee deputies at salary Of sos per
month each.
Regular bills audited and war.
rants ordefed to be drawn on the
various funds for their payment.
Adjourned until 10 A. M. to.mor.
row.
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Bob lngersoII on Stingy Men.

I despise a stingy man. do not
see how 1t is possible for q man to
die worth $5,000,000 or $40, 900, 600
In . city full of want, when he
meets almost every day the with.
cred hand Of beggary and the
white lips of famine. How a man
can Withstand all that and hold in
the clutch Of his hand $40, 900, 900
or $50, 600, 900 is beyond my com.
prehenai0n' do not see how he
can do 1t. I should not think he
could do It any more than he could
keep q pile Of lumber when hum
dreds of Thousands were drowning
In the sea. Do you know 1 have
known men who would trust their
wives with their hearts and their
homes, but not with their pocket
books-not with q dollar. When I
see man of that kind always
think he knows which is the most
valuable. Think OF making your
wife . beggarI Think Of her asking
you every day for = dollar or two
dollars, or to humbly beg for fifty
cents. "What did you do with
that dollar I gave your" Think Of
having a wife that is afraid Of y GU.
What kind Of children do you ex.
poet to have with q bsggar and q
coward for Q mother? Oh, I tell
you, IL. you have but dollar in the
world, and you have got to spend
it, spend 1t like q king; spend 1t as
though 1t were . dry leaf, and you
the owner Of an unbounded forest.
That's the way to spend 1t. I had
rather be beggar and spend my
last dollar like a king, than be q
king and spend my money like q
beggar. IF it's got to 60. let it 60.
Get the best you can for your FAM
ily-and look % we'll "a you can
yourself. When you used to 60
counting now nice you looked. Ah,
your eye was bright, your step was
light, and you just put on the very
best you could, Do you know that
it 10 insufferable eg6tism In you to
suppose that q woman 10 going to
love yeu always, looking as bad %
you can? Think Of 1t! Any woman
on earth will be true to you forever
when you do your level best.