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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
Opening sD<s s':easa:, 9: :aso szasia.


Washington. y. e., ..nd L;or..og6lc: naiis s
8. NJ, Il n. .nd cad 3 - =. IL.
Western El4l2 - SD Is :: ~.
Southern n2ila viz Ei@2::c:.d, W.. 10 81 e.
N. ind 20 md 10 .. IT,
South hcd Soala western mails, via Lynch
burg, Virgins, Wy ahG tEtoU3! Elaa, o. &.
m. and " F. Il,
Eianasaas Division : % =. ~.
A,aGaadr!2 10 Eyurd Hill Va, 60 g. IN
OFFERING.
Northern nEG Hu5:a:a r.ni!s, via Nashiag.
BON, Z. g., 8 20 4. -. y u. aat G. o. III.
Soutnorn mails, VIZ NcaEaad, Va, 80 e. L.
hnd 80 a. n.
Southwestern mails via Lyrchourg, Virginia
GbrouGh nails including T..y ulaiIs On indian
Railroad, - q. IN.
Manassas division. 30 PA far lock boz only.
Round Hjii 70 :. aZeElria, Va, j 30 .. IL.
Office EGuTs--Hlhco cI,ena 81 s ~ Z. b., sEd
closes e. CO 2. %.
Sunday Eoura--02co opens =! d5 :. Ia, and
closes a. 9 SO q. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-27
DzsUscg. OME61EGAs.ss, Hs.,
Fe,rY. On hI1il u Is

I'TII
have Tatcha! tbn use nf ~. Q niicira ?ow
known &c ''-wifs ~ raii.;c >ueci!i - uyer fly
Gears and have never pesrd Of Il laiiu1r 80 CUE
when pro1c7lg tbkcn. C m encad The use Of
It On ny al7"ts between 1850 AID 1870 Is a,so
did humber of Try neigEto:s AID in every
case tiiat csma within my Nno vel@" ,.rac'eA {,
cl7e. III 1875 Geo Walker, b;ught at oRct;yM
q S."re not 'rGTTHH;eI S>itar lie n c""sr Ii
was GtcOvcred !hat ia had hsd Syphilis e!
twelve years. His Eesd wss witLOul = ;I.,: n
It. liz trestcd HIM with tbs rcmcdg, g.d IN
four waeka hs vas sound ard well, ard n I, short
t'mH had IS Ele hc,d Of hgi. as was ever
o~red BE- negro. lie owred tn,. slave mauy
years, ard be newer hsd sny return C the DIS.
ease, Lor les. 6 days uors.
Il !. pEEHAED
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CUAieA. Fsos
prietoIs. Atlant., Ga.
Sold hr u. 5. Leadbea.nr s. Bro
CsIl !or copy II ~ curg s. an. :'Linnin
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! 49,, i
, 4 GREAT & 90
ROUTE

- L.
10 TEE pN SoN7g Z 81 ! s s0Trs
DOUBLE TkAOK.
sTsah hALi!9 SiAENDID sCaNh.,
KAHEZErURNT GQUIPnENI.
Hry IGN: 1851.
EfsinE ja"sg y a5hiM..Uu f:oTu dspoi Of ESI.
TlAO2A & tUTDMEC EAILEGku, cor.
.,er Of Sigh tnd i ST. ,ets, as solIo;xs:
Eoi tn!4s dc;ph!s, Ee@ Hcr. and !he Ees:, s AMI
IL - an. ds;i9, eI copi Sunday, snd 2O,t, lO.O
sS'; ~ 10 p.il S"!!y, With Palace Cars. ;,:A
=. daily, azccp: Saada2, FOR phi!sdelpba
Q I'D III - 4. L.. daily, except Sunday, ard
Z w, -, IL sad 10 Is =. ~. daily.
sct }, ia!soGCg sad Ing VI SEX &C a. m, with
!ario? ca 20 Pl!t&burs and Sleeping car to
csc .. a.. dt' Y, viii :'alaco G&r e Hh:csgc.
Eos Cs3sadaig'.s Md s;:a MORT, 3 10 a. IL.
except Gundsy ard 81 o. II. daily, eIceps
Saturday, wi:a fslece CG- t. Cslsndsisua.
For u stalls, tUoO Il. II. daily except SIN.
Day.
20: baltimore, 81, 500 a.2o and 10 80 =, NJ,
", 4 a as, 5.iC, $50, 10 C and iOl5 T., II.
On SCniSy $50 anG 10 80 a.lu.; 2.GU 10, 80,
l. W ana ~. 10 ,. u,
fot fopoa Ugoes Line 81 6. N. and 4 40 r. N.
DAILY, except SuElay.
Enr anne polls, 40 "a. nl. AID 4 40 D. n daily
except Sandsy.
LYCaL TRAINS.
For &ieSaccsis 100, 72n, 20 and II 50 s.
m' and ~, D. t. q, sad II 20 y. nj. Sun
Gag az ". u, cnd Ii 80 $. Il. and 8 2. IN.
sf:'.2E leave Alexandria tcI Washington, 800
s.u5, md ~ s. L.. snd II 40, 3, g, 7, go
p. II. aId - n'sti.
on sunday ~ $50, &C l3s s.. m. and : % and
: IL p. T..
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
ssuans'co sid Eich2:oGd, will leave Alexsn-
a-!S q. IL and II II .. N. daily and 5 - 2.
NJ, C&'i!, except sunday.
&ss! ma;!, iea@inx ST II Il :. m, makes but one
Seop, VIZ: st Qn@atirv, between Alexandria
aid A!cnUcDd.
!ieke:s dad information caH be procured at
principal railroad a;s.icDs and tickle. offices
s;culheEa.. j, \. WOOD,
.,, Conf. Passenger agent,
Gen7rn; hinaaSer p,yIS
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Stes2io1s 0: this lira mili RIM 70 foilcws:
ESSS f!ssH:TSSY.R.

Stesco1a 0: this iGa mili RIM 20 follows:
EGk EssSEbS4R,
Connecting with Ecrchants and Miners Lima
for Boston, steamer
ESP :" GR Txsg E.sEs
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ard
FRIDAY, ST GO O'clock MI; returning, Leave
Norfolk en- sl!cruata dsys 81 200 =. "a.
hls staunch iron eta.Gler hes j st 0Uen paint
ed throughout, s:sterooIas newly furnished snG
carpeted, AID Is this hsGi.sot2eGt 81 we'll 30 tie
safest 6oa. OF tie Potion &c river sad ChasSoaske
bay, and is the only s.rnmer mabiug close con-
nect!on With The New Iork and Bo.t0u steau,-
railroad ioee couth. S,cps 81 FINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning MEy ls', 1851, excursion tick cts,
good for iour csys. viii te Issued as follows -
Firslcess round Trip TO II. Monroe and Norfolk
So }; first Glass fare to Fortress Mono. and
Norfolk 81; second cass oach wGy 81 Go; f :st
clsss f.re ~ Finey Point and PU;nt Lookout
81 60; est class round trip 70 Piney Puirt aud
Point iookou: ~ o.; second c.ass esch way u.s..
Sls;erooms 81; meals i62.
EHS ri Esq Y:sfEE.
sTEz.H&Sss Z. q. G.s.EG -ass-D Ryss.s
GfisSsSss
EVERY FRIDAY, al L. H.; md .e.u.uip..
lasge .ew York. rosa p!ar AZ, As. river, EE.
EEE SAcU SOt. !, L. i O. clock = pl,
The Steamers Of lhia Company rta:,e cornac-
tons 81 Norfolk ior Boston md al ,;o:nIs Is ~.
at Ee" ora with all penis T!a3. sud Nci,a,
wsst and al A!aSsEdra viii; Virgins hid!sr,'
khllroai ard Washington and GAO Railroad
Through rates tslYo2 Gni !TolEk. haud!cG ca,s-
fully and promptly. For further ia!uc::u:io.
apply 10 Re a. kE&D, GH32!,
~ jnanoy's Whafi.
WIZ. THOMPSON, President,
ll!o Street,
sep 27-tt Washington, g. G.
s1sasa CLIDE'j STGAa LINE WeHy-
ae5a&saaS LIZ TIC
PHILADELPHIA FALL RlFEH, Pg0yr.
DENCG AM BOSTON,
Steamers lssTs Aleland-is MTE:RY TIPS.
DAY and loave Philadelphia EYE2y 3kT.
URDAY.
This line connects st Alexandria Tj,h :I,.D
a. & III. and " s. O. L. Rs, snc ii phiIsl%i:
ghis with Cy6os regular Steamships e, Ean
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded wiih prca, ptaees sad c.ra.
i.aa Of colt tasa!o2s.
no charge for trensfes IN Phi:adcir,is, sri
wharfage IN Boston. Quick limo. F,er,in,.I
departures. Through rstos an:i throuea .iIIs
OF iadlng given. Insurance at Tho lowest r.iea
aseats:
=. a. EEED, Aisxsndrla.
WN: ? CLYDE & CO., Ekilsdelps;s
jan e-ti t. -
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S.EG2f. F'sESEGES.


~, OH 49,. .: 20 I'll" l. !.!e~sId?is, On
st,-i,n usJ II Una 1o'i'
80 r, ~ ~ EEI In1t!7iha:., Against
o - ~ h'v",'''7, ~ C. ihi:tT"l OF :" H.
= ellie G-Ge.Etc. "a Others, GctalGLl;s
- 1. C"-i','Ls.
' s "ee: Q; IL. -, sG : 70 g,oeuIe
,.ag ,.if"go: - = "a !o:sesata.o
be dcie:ca.ts. j. harris ForfI. ,IG Fs.,,ia
l. rc:h"s, @!s y! ;. s'Ear!es :.at: sd Sussu |.
Lt1a Lis wi!r "TGrk +. Fia:.t..n ElIz teeth
i. !u..@. - IN :! Gome7 an. rnr / Pos-
e. il w:C,, sy:is t.ra5.9.r - - v: ~"
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ii -, els : Inns, la.pur! !; Ist.@,..
i.'ty Peg. :aG Ti!sini, !. Pr, II. y;i..
-. asy5:g rit,r ,ha,- s1ntaI,rrs ~
i l.nes7;-. ban s;s;1.v., tIGi 49,, 60. 20. 80
r.s:c-.!a g.. ;.:f s:.:c I'll. ~f-e-p1 H. "a sI,>
fr'cad.i,t. a,op,- ir., vi!hi: onn n,nr:L ,t.c,
Gus i,&t:.cztica CT ID: urta-. nrI di CHI j.
&c ::aly TO protect !hgir .q:o;a,t n tbs sm..:
SIG !h.t {. can, II his m-.4s, !,c fn,,I.,..,
ser'.; - -. sin-srIr;., :t.,,, '"' - ,'sI ID
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fr G.u- ,i.r,,i,,% 49,. I'D. cd 's Ivy "tsn
tgUa: / o. OF: ~. lrur. Ho,.@ - III. ci.y 80 '''
+ cav. it,t:
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S'r@t'- .'>.'t {! / sifiSx CcuG.j JulC 3 J,
To-!
3, ":lS::.@i. Com. !...:.t.
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g. j. h"rtnE, defendant "t"t
ihe oDIoa> q ~. sui. Is . attach y cart.r lot
O. .-Hc, l. 10 T!:.nSn Il N,ennn, couv ycti 30
re eee"d@.t % ia, VIZ cl3cl "ad w!!e Ivy
$500 I.eg On "pi'' 'o.v fLd 70 suoIe Tue
:
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I sE5!nAbl.:- j. n &LlliEG FQH RKNT.
TIE THREE STOHG aEICK DWELLING
No Iii KluG ttrtcL, near c.r.ar Washington.
Eas seven chr b,T&. pnTor, .iin!Ig rocIn and
Kitchen. Tatec tnd al= Il good roUGi "a Eng
street, first Il tr suitable !or ;t0I3 O: g. The
house vii! tu iut in GCGc: oder f.. x prompt
tensn!. iLcHi:G u G1i.GN & WISE
le1S-ertf iI.. Es;S.n .,Ets
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j ASHER aGoN s. OHIO HALLEOAY

AZ Asd:NGIoH s. OHIO HALLEOAv
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
Ivy I"AlNo DAILY (kXCEPT SUN.
DAl) B%TNEEA ALEXANDRIA,
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning Nay 8, le8l,
4asYa n asainEtoL 81 8 20 q. N. and : 20 o,
N. Ald Alexandria 81 925 .. 70. 425 y. Il.
fGsa haasDufx, going westward, at II 80 a. d.
sDd b ~ D. IN. and arrive At Round Ill! At
~ ~ 10 D. m ana 70 9. IA. Leave Round Hill
A. . 81 L. M. end " 30 pm. Faas Leesbure &c.
i2S eastward, ct & Oh m. sid ~ o. M, ant
aEiiTe At Alexandra st Is g. NJ, AID *
.. :@'. and s. Warrington S 25 9. IL. AID
~ Passengers fcoD, Washington will .ske
NE asnington and Ohio csrs al toe Baltimore
81 fo!oEsc Railroad Ststion att 70 m, snt1 q. 20
:. u, end 60 through to Rouuc Hill withou,
change Of cs1s
lie ~ s:ia. !rain from Ele1andria and go
3; "a. trGln from Round Hill connect o: Round
alll With slcCoy s. WiGsinton's Dsily Line of
Coaches 'of SoiekersvitIe, Berr3ville and Win
cles!e.; also aaa.nar's Line Of Coaches, which
gave AaeSours daily for Aldo and middle.
burg, @"N -
Both trslna. westward make close connections.
a. 9!snns With SiEsoil's Lins of Stsges for Faiy.
!sx Court House. w AVA ~'
sjs's'a Ia ge:sElaD aiosE asE. 2i ees nar r7sya
Aa1eas sse21s ssi, 3GS.
d, Il. EAVENER
ny ~ General Tickes Agent.
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az gaMEEgs


oT1cE'
POTesuaC EsEE3' CG's: sEE-?.zESsy
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
Gin sld after June lst.
Will lesye ss fellows:
Steamer T Y. ARRO SMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, tcot Of King street,
at - a. m, DAILY, except wednesday,, as
far as Colton's, snd on euGds5. Tuesday and
Friday as FIR as AbeI?s. Ieonardiown. Bluff
Point, Leneastel's wharf ChspliCr, Howsrt's,
Cobrum and stones. On Monday, Ttur:dAY
AID Saturday. fer Curromon, Beal's, MouLt
Holly. Nomini and Prospect Hil.
GEO. H. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. Z. PaDGETT. Agent isl4
N'OK NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TREss MONROE ARD TEE SOUTH.
TEESTHAMKR
GEORGE Z & & r
Carrying tho U. i. MaiI)
Will losve her wharf. foot OF P!incy street on
TUE%EAYS. THURSDAYS and ShrUf;.
DAYS 81 $50 p. u stopping ct Fiucy Pciat
and PtInt lcohous going aad returning. lie.
turning leaves Norfolk on WENNEHDAIS,
fridays and SDNDarSs a o'c'eck 2. Ii.
Beginning with Ma 1851, Excursion tickets
will be issued. good for tour dsys, as follows:
FIRST class fare to FoTirses M0urrs md Mr.
to!k, - O9i Fist class round t:ip. IS GU: Second
class, eUcn Way, 81 ST. Eirst.cIsss rs,s, to fiDey
Point ard Point Lookout. 81 81; Fist oiass
round trip, so; Second. clGys, each wy, rs cts.
sts!eroonis 81. Meals IS Cts.
GEORGE M&TT!NU!Y SUIT
P. p. HOOE. Agort luh26
- = =. =. = :.
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4'oi'::':.r fs"nta'y a<r;s":as Z. tho
C0uliii,}fti;H cath Distribute
4! Mac%useG'. rAa2:va il tac city d Lo4s,
vile, %
Jti!} Ia DAY, j Il y 20 1881.
TSeso drawings Occur monthly iau43aya ex-
ccptcd) Under provisions II al st Q! the ;srIl-
eral 4 asonbly Ct A"ntucEy Interpreting Lie
NevEor! Printing ai:G New papsY Co., approved
a;ri! g. 1875
g;ss> ass!s ss ii EHces:. act, ans h~s
HCse- 5e.e,; Tci>e.aiSsE.
INC Unite! '5i;..". tu2Dt Cour: On March 81
rendered iaa IS! cV.ng &ccislnns:
3siE-'s!3Ht t:se f.::i:s.:u!;sy anEsi Sis.
ti'Lsft:ti"n sa;;s ;s;:ny IL 2e.s:'as.
i5;4--asa ,zs:-::.:.;sa ;:rs: t:3Sr.
ihe Company ua= non On hand d Largo Tng0rVG
tuad. Kcad carefully the Ip: Vi prizes for tho
$40 & ;fESS 81 i9s3.
pri:2..n E&n,.&D iuu pr:zcs 3!uU each $40 uCU
! prizs...- 6.uCu Gtj prizes - each l2,GOG
l,0"l prizes Il ssch 1000
20 pr aae 81, GEO cach '!0,lNy
g prizes $50 Gas. iG,N1
prizes 3gt each, A2nl2.. pr:z0s. ".".32, 7G0
) DflGcS - e.>h, - .,., GtH
Spri@es lol c.ch II " ...... 800
| ESQ pcizos. Sill, 4GU
whole tickets 81 .la!' t;2l.o,s 8! q :ieko.a
$50; 81 .tkats :llg,
komt AIoney or HaH% Drzft in Letter, or sand
by Expires !JUN'r SIND HE HNGijTGK-
40 L&2I&I. Or RDsTUFE!C; CIDER;
Orders OF 80 anG upward, bJ Ezp-ess, csn be
seat 3: our o.ponse AGdroSi I'll or:..s to z,
:a. E:f.S fssb5E : -, Jour;&:..i0uSnsi Build
'aa E.ss7s=ssl:ie, izg.s IT t. Ce.EnEks
sSssfso ~! ;::oad@ay.N y. !.
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y lAi'! = : &C. II ile u.or>'s ii % Of the
= area! "~":; (! t.irisx ccua:j Julu 81,
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uOUD'S FkAMGh CuLO4NE, the popu.
- lsr perfume of The day. Sample AZ . csa,
Trisl size 10 cts; Medium SIZE Is CTS; Large
size 50 cts. For SAFE by
mhl7 WARFIELD s. HALL
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EG;3 sAAA ezss g&s;gT.

UNWILLING Fur KnNT-,The BRLCK
~ DWkLIlGtG on the 5cuthc,as corner Of
FIT snd Wo.i5 zta. Possession given L. insy.
Apply TO
apis -eotf GEEEN q WISE
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CEANpaGEE SpanhLl.G CIDER, * tiCEUE.
NEY'S.
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SHEEP SEEAhS AND WOOL TWlNE,
- just received and fer ss!a q. IS King, corner
OF Royal street.
myl3 J. t. Gl.R15dVOE s. SON.
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TSH week IN your swn town. Terms and e. ous.
uOC ~ free. Address n. HAELErT 4 CO. Port.
land, Maine ely
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01
Personalities.
Miss Birdie Allen is convalcscent.

| Miss Birdie Allen is convalcscent.
Mr.. Henry Wilker has returned from the east.
Mr.. John C. Fall directs us to send his paper
| to Donham, Texas.
Capt. W. B. Steele. went up to Buckner on q
business trip this morning.
Miss Fannie Drysdale. of Brownsville, is in
the city, visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Rothrick, of Seaalia, Is visiting
ut Mrs j. MorrOw's, In this city.
Philip Vogel, Esq, Of Galveston, Texas, Is
| visiting Casper uruber, near this city.
Mrs. NJ. L. Cooley, and family of Las Vegas.
N. NJ, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs Hannah S. jenkins ana daughter have
| returned from their visit to the Sweet Springs.
Little Sallie Stewart. after getting much bet
| ter oil her fever, had q serious relapse one day
| this week.
MIR. Howard Dunn has accepted position
| on the engineer corps Of the c. b. Y. t. r.,
| and LETT tor Omaha. Monday.
Miss Laura Davis Is still at Windsor. Henry
county. She found her friend Miss Ada Davis,
quite sick. and could not leave her.
Carrollton Democrat, September 24:-''Miss
Annie Hall, of Lafayette county, sister to Mrs
NJ. c. Shewaltcr. is visiting in Carrollton.''
Millsrd Chambers, OF Kansas City. formerly
Of this city, came down Sunday and remained
q couple of days, visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. Henry Sparks and wife and three ohil-
dren, and Mr.. Charles Sparks, all Of Kansas,
are here on visit to the family of Il. NJ.
Sparks. Esq. -...
Sedalia Democrat, September 30:-''Miss
Fannie Waddell, of Lexington, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. r. Barrett, left last night for
Kansas City, -..s-
Capt. Lesueur has been absent since Tues
day, at the confederate reunion, at Mobcrly.
and at the Protestant Episcopal diocesan con-
ventien in St. Louis.
Lieut. NJ. L. Wood, of the navy, who has
been visiting DIR. Laws, at Columbia. has left
Tor duty On the coast survey steamer Gedney,
ut Pensacola. Florida.
Mr.. q. A. Kriehn who has been visiting
friends at Sednia, Jefferson City, st. Charles,
and St. Louis, for the past three weeks, reached
home Thursday night, we'll pleased with his
visit. g.s -.....-s
Carrollt0n Democrat. september 2l--. Prof.
K. E. Ball lett this week for Lexington, where
he will temporarily make his home. We COM
mend him to the good people Of that place as a
scholarly gentleman and u genial companion"
Tie following have called on us since our
last:-W. F. kerdolT, Jr.. j. F.. Thompson e.
Williams. L. B. Shelby, VIM. Duncan, John M
Rice. d. L. Mitchell, J.B. Dysart. b. Vaughan.
Judge j. w. Harrison, L. w. Keene, Jno. W.
Oliver, j. 9. Plattenburg, Judge VIM. Young,
A. F. Alexander, Capt. 10. A. Wilson, Miss
lille Hollis. Miss Msude Hardwicke,J. "A.
Quailss, 4. 4. Russell. .5... z..si-
''For the sixth tlne in the history of the
nation the president Of the United States is
without a vile to adorn the White House.
Jefferson was a widower, Mrs. Andrew jack
son died just before her husband was inaugu-,
tod
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01

The St. Louis Evening Chronicle of
last Monday, had this to say:-''Yester-
days letter from Paris published in the
Globe Democrat leads the thoughtful
observer to make inquiry as to whether
we are living in st. Louis or Pempeii
In Paris ,tself a newspaper has just been
suppressed tor publishing the matter
now given St. Louisians. This is cer-
tainly free country and it IS doubtful it
the extent of the freedom OF the press
has ever been tested to such degree be-
lore The publication was simply as
tonishing and if nothing follows it. then
times have changed indeed" The ar
ticle alluded to IS one filter to be read
By bawds than decent people. Indeed
it is such an article as should brand its
publisher as unfit for respectable journ-
alism. and yet this vulgar defamer and
blackgusrd dares to blasphemously an
nounce upon his editorial page that he
prints 'sthe great religious daily" OF
the city of St. Louis. 1t is such fellows
as this that drag the honor of journalism
in the dust ); men themselves devoid OF
honor, who would introduce dynamite
into the family circle, dynamite of
more damning than that
OF the assassin who kills only the body,
for he woald first kill the soul. If there
is any law for the suppression OF inde-
cent literature and for the punishment
OF him who disseminates it broadcast
the mails, 1t Is about time that
The filthy sheet Of which we write was
brought to account.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01
FAIRVlEW.

We;tnef ID nne.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat.
Our Sunday school has not closed yet.
Mrs. Parrot who has been sick, is Impro wing
Mrs. Porter is improving rapidly from he
recent illness
Il. NJ. Sparks Is feeding thirty head of cattle a
James l.. kinkead's. we
Our school is fourIshing under the care O
Miss Alice Dennis.
MIR. p. W. Osborne and lady. are absent Wis
itlng relatives in Kansas City.
William Cobbs has not received his hat tha,
was stolen some weeks ago.
Messrs. Mike Moot and Seth Llverman, Will
attend the st. Louis fair this season.
We hope that young man In the adjoining
neIghborhOOd will give us his experience when
he returns from the moon.
Mrs. Temple aLd her sister, Miss Kice, OF
Lexington, have returned home from short
visit to Miss Lula Osborne.
The death OF our young friend, Miss Ella
Thomas, is deeply deplorcd by ali who knew
her. She was young and highly esteemed in
this community. The family have the heartfelt
sympathy of the vicinity in their bereavement
CZAR. .
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01
The Ex. .Coniederates at Moberlv. Thurs.

The Ex-Confederates at Moberly. Thurs
day. elected the following as permanent
officers until the next regular meeting :
President, John S. Marmaduke; vice.
president, first district, w. H, Clopton
second district, Joel r. Frazier third
district, Jos. T. Donovan forth district,
George V. Clark; fifth district, Capt
Herbert; sixth district, r. A. Raghan
seventh district, Robt. McColloch
eight district, Hirman Bledsoe; ninth
district, r. j. Williams; tenth district,
r. S. Musser; eleventh district, Maj
John Merrick; twelfth district, Col. w.
NJ. Moore; thirteenth district Theodore
Grace. Secretary, A. A. Eesueur; cor
responding secretary, John r. Waddill
treasurer. Harvey w. Solomon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01
ODESSA.

DIR. Perrie's stable and contents, at Mt Hope,
were consumed by ilrs on Wednesday night
September 2lst, about 10 O'Clock. Two horses
belonging to young men from Holden, names
not known. and u horse belonging to DIR .Perric,
with saddle, bridie feed, &C., were all con-
sumed. Nothing saved. The men had just
visited the stable a short time before tile FIRE
was discovered. All was right. The fire filled
the building when the parties arrived on the
scene. They arrived in time to see the strug-
Cling horses rear and plunge III their terrible
agony. but were unable to relieve them. Cause
of the fire unknown; none Of the party at the
Doctors smoked. 1t is supposed some tramp
had gone into the barn to sleep and had been
smoking, and set the barn on fire and SIX kipped
out LOss about $6OO PHIL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01

The republican state convention of
Wisconsin was held at Madison last
week. Hon. Joseph v. Quarles. OF
kenosha, was chosen permanent presi-
dent. For the governorship, the names
of General j. NJ. Rush, Hans B. War
ner, Lieutenant Governor Bingham, and
Hiram Smith were presented. On an
informal test Rush received 81 votes,
and on a formal ballot 105, with 1873
necessary TO- choice. The sixth ballot
resulted in his success, and he made his
appearances and thanked the convention.
S. S. Flfeld,' George w. Ryland. and
Joseph B. Treat were proposed for
lieutenant governor, the former being
nominated on the first ballot. j. Tim.
me was agreed upon for secretary of
state, and E. C. McTedridge for treas.
urer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-10-01

STATE OF MISSOURI.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court of SAID county i'm vicatiom-
September 10Th, 1881.
Mary j. Cheatham and William D.
Chcatham, her husband, p,,;,,
Jamcs n Che,tb.n, H.Har 'r
TO the said James g. Chcaiham: You are
hereby notified that said plaintiffs have com
mcnced Il suit against you in said court by
petition and attachment, the object and gen
eral nature of which Is to obtain judg-
ment against yon upon two prOmissoTy
notes; executed by you and one Robert A.
the infant heirs of William IT, Harmon, dec as
ed. one for the sum of forty lone dollars ($4D
,iatet June 2d, 1860, due enc day after date and
bearing ten per cent. interest from date; and one
for the sum of sixty-six dollars ($66), dated
February 2lst, 1861. due one day after date and
bearing ten per cent interest from date
And you are further notified that YOUR prO,p-
erty has been attached and that unless YOU
appear ut the next December term of SAID court,
to be begun and held at the courthouse in the
city OF Lexington, in sad county, ON the jtl,
day of December next, and on or before the Gill
day OF said term, II the term shall so long con-
tinue, AMI If not, then before the end OF the
be taken as confessed and Judgment rendered
against you. and Your property sold to satisfy
the same.
And 1t is further ordered that n copy hereof be
published in the Lexington Weekly IntelIigcn-
Ger, newspaper publisher in said county OF
Lafayette, Tor four weeks successfully, the last
InsetiOn to be at least four weeks before the
commencement OF the next term of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
By T.. H. DANIEL, Deputy Clerk octI;5
Bur' en- " Son, attorneys for plaintiff.