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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-06-25
DIR. j. Z. BROWN,
HONNOP4TIfIC

PHYSICIAN IND SURGEON,
LNORMERLY RESIDENT SURGEON
II OF the Central homeopathic Hospital
Chicago, ILL.,, Tenders his services to the
people of Marietta and vicinity. All calls
day Or night promptly attended. Office in
Masonic building, Southwest corner of Pub
ic Square, Marietta, Ga.
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General Grants removal to Nc
Gregor, N. Y, doesn't seem to give
the desired relief. The doctors say
they cannot cure him, but may pro-
long his life.
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when he said that and more kindly.
81 am the only support ofmy moth
err" the boy said, his voice husky,
almost the only support. She man
ages to secure work one day in the
week"
The merchant was pleased with the
boys preciseness.
The head boOkkeeper, an old gray
haired gentleman, with benign face,
had turned from his desk, attracted
by the boys voice and the character
of his replies.
where were you last employed ?"
MIR. Lansing asked.
Eat the office of the Argus.'
GAS cOmpoSitor?"
'No, but expected to be. l was
copy holder SIR"
Mr.. Lansing took off his glasses
anu Mlpeu Gneln.
"Have you any recommendations? p
he asked.
mo, sir"
"Why not?'
The lads lip trembled.
was-discharged," came at
last, in a faint tone.
ooh, that's it Ell? And Mr.. Ian
sing frowned. mo wonder they
gave you no recommendation. II
strikes me you do not lack assurance,
No, do not want boy"
He spoke with needless acrimony,
wheeled round in his chair, and re-
sumed his paper. He was a church
member, and admired nothing SO
much as integrity of character. Ca
pacity, reliability and stainless repu-
tation were three things upon which
he insisted in the selection of his en-
plOyeeS.
The boys face fell, and he turned
to go; but the book-keeper threw
him sign to wait for few moments.
He had been strangely drawn to-
ward the boy. There was something
maHly in his face, something self-con-
tanned in his bearing, much that
was frank and fearless in his glance.
"Mr. Lansing" the book-keeper
said, respectfully, perhaps it was
candor in the boy, not assurance.
Will you allow me to ask him one
question p
ooh, dozen of them," replied
Mr.. Lansing, crustily, not lifting his
eyes from his paper.
perhaps you should have made
one more inquiry" the book-keeper
said.
."My lad, why were you discharg-
ed?"
Because l would not work on
Sunday" came back the reply stead
lily and bravely.
"What is that you say 7"
FL was Mr.. Lansing that spoke, and
i'm q 4qit> more quick and loud than
was usuas tqr Aim. He had thrown
down his paper apd fixed his keen
eyes on the boy.
81 was discharged because | would
not work on Sunday" the lad repeat
ed. '"They started "a Sunday paper
in the Office last week The men anC
boys laughed at me, but didn't care
| couldn't work on that day, sir"
There was resolute look on hi
face, and he seemed to grow an incl
or two taller.
"No-and you were right" declar
ed Mr.. Lansing, in strong, gratife'
DICE. Just sit down minute"
His opinion Of the boy had entirel
cha nged. He left the counting-roor
with that quick, nervous tread pecu
liar 10 him. In fifteen minutes h
retur ued He had been to the offic
of the Argus. The boys story wa
correc t The proprietor of the paper
cru ,ty impatient old gentleman
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Messrs. James Jones and j J Twit-
ty, of Mitchell county, reached Alba
ny on Sunday night, with 500 head
of cattle for Texas. They will be
shipped from that point.
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DIR. G. TENNENT.

Office in Nichols Hall, first room on left.
WESTSIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, MA
w rietta, Ga. Has removed residence to
the Ogden place on Roswell street. All
calls promptly attended July 4th, 1883.
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ATTORNEY At LAW,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. PRACTICE
1XL in all the Courts Legal business So
licited and promptly attended to. Office in
McClatchy Building.
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WILL. J. VIM.

ATTORNEY d COUNSELOR At LAW.
MARlETTA, GEORGIA All legal
-1NL business solicited and promptly
attended Practices in all the Courts, State
and Federal. Office in Masonic Building,
South-side of Square.
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AN epitaph for a boatman-Life is
oar.
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Gbe Marietta gournal.

MARIETTA, GA,
THURSDAY MORNING, IUaE rs, 1885.
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DIR. JOHN Ii. SIMPSON.

PRACTICLNG PHYSICIAN.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
lNL at Seize & Simpsons Drug Store.
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DIR E. J. SETZE.

PHYSICIAN md SURGEON,
HNENDERS HIS PR SER
L vices in the practice of Medicine in all
its branches to the citizens of Marietta and
surrounding country Office at Seize and
Simpsons Drugstore. All calls promptly
attended
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DIR. N. N. GOBER,

PR4CTICING PHYSICIAN,
TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONALISM
4 vices to the citizens of Marietta and
surrounding country. Office, North-side of
Square, Upstairs in the Hill Building. Res
idence at the Laneau house, one block from
Cherokee street. Marietta. Ga.
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]. Y. FOSTER.

ATTORNEY d COUNSELOR ATTAIN,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. PROMPT
wi attention given to all legal business.
Office in McClatchys Building
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ADVERTISING RATES:
Business Cards.


&EB1sssA RESIDENT DENTIST,
LHHyHAVING enjoyed the conf
dence and patronage of the community for
twenty-five years, is in active practice with
all necessary improvements and material, at
prices reasonable enough to suit the most
economical Office, North-side of Square,
over j. H. Barnes old store Marietta Ga
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General P. NJ. B. Young has been
appointed by the President Consul
General at st. Petersburg, Russia.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

devil q lively race around the STUMP
and making a blow about everything
except that. which people want most 10
know. This popularity Of the situa-
tion has led to many inquiries, but al
vet no explanation has been vouchsaf-
ed as to why the public is made fish or
fowl of "a suits the fancy of the would
be-autocrats Of the railroad world.
Hence the hole and the wriggling to
oct ont of it. Xea thine the b. y ..
goes OH telling the truth, presenting the
real status of, the situation and proving
that on its entire system one mans
money is Is good as another, II all its
matches series of fast trains, includ.
inp the famous s+limited," open to all
passengers holding inauguration tick-
cts. amid all the buster OF other
lines. there is not'a word of denial of
the fact that the B. 8 O. limited trains
are the only limited trains ON any line
upon which the low rate ticket will be
accepted or, In other words, the only
line upon which Inauguration tickets
win be good except upon slow trains:
Neither has there been the shadow OF
IN attempt at contradicting the TACT
thai the b. & q. IL the only line having
It's own OcPOt Al W0Si'A"8
ton, and the only line having different
tracks for its western business, and
that from the east aud north. Further,
the B. & @. is the only line direct into
| Washington, as proven by its not hav-
ing to announce a special schedule for
its Washington. trains ~ other lines are
COMPELLED to do. The B. IL .. trains
run solid into Washington every day
of the year, and such additional sec
tons of regular trains will be run for
the inauguration IS may be demanded.
Thus no disarrangement of everyday
arrangement is necessitated. All en-
ployes along the line have no special
instructions to study but simply attend
to business as they are accustomed to
the year round. To n giving the
real situation . thought, 1t cannot but
DO patent that when it comes to Wash
iugtom passenger business, no line In
existence can compare with the B. q
10. The national capital is its strong
hold, aud don't you forget it; and more
than this, II. you don't want to be com
PEELED to walk in from the suburbs,
take the B. & 0.
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STILL IN THE HOLE.
Ana Liable to Stay There-Mean.
time Arrangements for the
inauguration Of u Pres.
ident 60 on JasS
the same.

To get out OF the hole some lines
find themselves in OH Inauguration
travel, and at the same time preserve 6
bare semDiahce of good faith with the
public, is u conundrum not the easiest
i'll the world to solve. That the Balti-
more and Ohio was the first to an
nounce i'll the press OF the land thu
low rates to Washington, is not to be
gainsaid any mor than is the fact that
the b. & o. is the only one of the
trunk lines throwing open its entire
system to the advantages of the reduc-
ton of fare. Roads that make q big
talk aud claim the. earth too small for
their p~osssssions are whipping the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
Nowi s Your Time.

We have just completed arrangements where
by We are Enabled to fnrn;sh the New YORK
Weekly World and In'silIxeneer one year for
- 50. Delipquent subscribers to the IDtelligen-
Ger. by paying up all srrears = ONE rEAa IN
ADvANcs, will be furnished the Weskly World
six months FEES. Subscribers Wishing 10
avail themselves Of this Offer, must deal di-
rectly with this on e. - We csnnotp pay aaentA'
eommissions vt the price named above sam
pls copies OF the World Will BE- sent to all Of
eur sub cribers within . rev weeks. 1t Is n
great newspaper, u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
LULA HURST LAST MIGHT.
. Sad and Exciting Scene In the
OPP rs House.
4 Ladyss Excite meut over
Mis-, fturs,'s Wonderful :
PcrfO nance Gre
ntes u rem.
ARiiv
from the Atlanta (Ga.) Journal, Februa-
rv t7tn 1SSS

From the Atlanta (Ga.) Journal, Februs-
ry l7th, 1851
An immense audience assembled al
the opera house last night to greet Miss
Lula Hurst's second appearance in
Atlanta. It has been something oyel
a year since she gave the first exhibit
tim vi her marvellous power here, and
those who saw her then pronounce hel
still more wonderful now. BY eighl
O'clock last evening, every seat In The
parquet and dress circle vas occupied,
anl there WAS quite q number .
ladies and gentlemen i'll the galleries.
When IlIr curtain arose, Mrs. Hurst.
Miss Hurst, and MIR. Paul Atkinson,
iiss llur,L's mauager) were seated
on the Stage.
Mr.. Atkinson arose and addressed
the audience. He SIP Ike eluQuently oil
Miss llurst's wonderful power aud
closed by Introducing to the audience.
..Mrs. W. f. Iiurst aud her daughter,
Miss Lula Hurst"
Mr.. Atkinson then expressed q de-
sire To have len or twelve gentlemen to
come up the stage and occupy a
number OF chairs which were arranged
in u semi circle, extending from one
81 lie To the other of the stage. There
Was 10 Immediate response to the re.
quest, aud MIR. Atkinson said, 1--WE
would lie CAD 10 have ten or q dozen
Keutlemeu-as many as can Occu, y
these chairs-coine upon the stage an :.
assist in making the tests"
There was sill a little hesitancy, but
finally a gentleman IL the audience
arO>e and started loward the stage.
Thank you, sir" said the manager
''There is one; now let others follow,
please. We want as many a. will 8Il
these chairs"
Tbsrs WAS then q shuRiug Of feet,
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D OF P%UBLICATI0N

vAANCn VF EQUALIZATION
STATE Or MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit Couri Of raii county in vacation.
J February 7tb. lss3.
The State Of Missouri at the relation \
and . the use Of Geo n Mount
Joy, G 'tirctor Of The revenue oi La.
FAY cite c 'unty. In The Stsls Of Ms
souri,, plaintiff.
r,on.. W p,n }P.ttion.
nev, Mar, = RagsdAle md 10 Pr
Hse'd.ie. hHr husband Jesse d.
. t.gs, Addison & R,dings an
jacob a. Lyons. dsftndints
'lNO the SAIL Bnri,la. Mex nney anil AID.
1 Olson q Rulings: Y.u arr her, b. no.
tiled that said plainti6 h y culum nerd u SUIT
ae insI you in s,ia court by petition. the object
and general nature OF which l. IA obtain = Iu.is.
mani fsr ,hs taxes. intrre-t and costs ,lue ON tie
soaosy =. f Issas.s e. anal anal f g.. q Of nm . ,.s II g:
wtti Northeast quarter o the -outhw--t o,sr.
'tr. section invent, three t23l; Ihr norrSwses
gesiter % tne soatnw+si quar- rroi seoti"n TWEEN.
six tzoi the nOr,hess' quar.-r oi h. north.
east quarter o. section tw-nrv-s' ven ar; sew.
enf, Jour GD acres Of the west half Of tie ruuth.
section twsniy-sei~n (sD and the south-sst
quarter Of b northeast qu ,rter Of secti n twan.
:. .yI asne ee Sso .oi a.. IL t css . , a.,, forty, eight o.:
den q'enti = the YEAR. ls8s 1s70. 1871 I-7S,
.s.s liza. ISIS ls7e ls77 1916. 1879 1850 ISL,
y,ar- exclusive 0, ena'ty. In,.re I ami 20, t-.
amount la The aig K.te the sum or Two
s sI.n amt ts.ss T m y 'hrre dollars and
may b. DECLARED y lien on a ali rr / e,i L..
aud that ihr same may b. sol.i r. so ma u III r..
OF rs ns, be- nece,- ny ~ rat sfy the Judgment
res 'er, d herein. with interest Zee, nrnaitire.
| com nis-i ms q ID ,o,'s.
. And sou are .ur ii : n,tia.d that u lies. yeu
appear It he mkt { 'rrn II /. lid pburt, b bs.
-"h and lie d ~ tile C,irih u,r, l., he Civ uf
l exinxton. IN said county, ON The 9Th ds, uf
April p"xi, and on or bel"r,. tht 9Th la OF SAID
te III. II The term shall so lonR Continue. and n
not then before the nj al the { RIM and answer
said petition, the same will he taken us con.
| tessed.
AID tits. further ordered that a COW hereof
be published IN the Lexington We, KY IpieIIi.
gencer, u newspaprr published in said county Of
lafayette, for iour weeks saonrssively the last
tnsertl0n IN be ut least four weeks I.eIOrr the
commencement OF the next term al this court.
1 A true copy. Attest:
frt7 FRANK TRtGG. Clerk,
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In this reportthe wholesale prices sre given IN
ieit d and column, and retail prices IN right hand
column. 10 country produce, the figures 90 the
Ieft denote what the merchsnts are paying, and
~ ~ riaht tfIs uyIaes 1t which they sell.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
SCA1E uF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF iAFAYtTrE
In the CirCa,t rcuf ~ ,ti'i rainiv IL vscltfcn.
Ju Ua., 3Uh 1875
Marr SHELBY, Eip- eu Fang, ar
EIx. N"aalG fe;at aad ii"naT,i
Johnson, SP.ti'ioa,
Phil Jotnson, Jesse JOHN on ari
JOHN JaCes,n n m,nrr
'J'sI III. sati Pni'i. John son sr.i Je { ) hu-
son! leu are htre't nr'ihrt that sad
plaintiffs have his tfy c;tHia ace u salt
3 Ra:nst y. IL in sad c ,ur l. petition, the nb ct
and genera! natlrr ct WATCH is To 0,i'ain Il 4 Via.
ion aha i,Hrtiiion an .ug 'hr h, ,r- nf he late
Aa,iidi tia,ion OF me n''n''i"'' AID N rly .ihct
bcing the b l.uce of u E pr c Ids at III sale OF
lot FIX o., In block 9. Is Hunters I'd It'll n to
s.ur,. lett IN the n mus =. Be- .m,n Eilini late
Sh.r q oi Lafay. tie C. univ. Missnur'. said l"t
being ownr.r BY the saIi Matilda Houston At tho
time nj h.. r death.
And you are iurih-r notified n It un,es- you
appear q the ext term OF id court. t. be he.
Lexington. in $ id county, m the 9Th dav Of
april n It and on or before the 8 Ia ,iay OF 8 ID
term, |, the term hal go "g %c"ntInus, and q
sid petition, the same will he taken a, con-
Aud it Is further ordered that a COPY hereof be
publ he'd in The Lexington Weekly Inteil,ssn,
Ger: g. uewsp ,p'r puiii he'd In said cuu ty of
l.af.y. tie, Tor four W. sks sucO ssiveiy the last
"ent o, tue next term Of TINS court
A ,Iue COPY Attest.
BY Z B.. Daniel, ID
Z : Chan','er a''"r""v fnr nl,int'G.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION:
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY Of LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court oil sad c'Unty-In vacation.
january 20. 1856
n.s'; s., Fan, D',ors..
THO the said Michael Egan: You are hereby
L n"tined that ssii plai' tn has commenced
q cult against you In SAID court by p,titIun. tho
obj ct md general nature Of which Is 10 ob,nin 4
dlvoi oe from TIE bonds OF m rtrimon, b reio.
fore contract d with you upon the grounds Of
d~esertion without reasonable cause for more
than one year n 4 also OF conviction OF felony
during The marriage
And you are further notified that unless
you be anu appear at the n,xt term Of
said court. TO be begun anu held at
the Courthouse. In The iy e Lexi gfon,
on The Stu day of A prll next. and on or Iefore
TN" 6fii daS there {. IL the term shall 70 long
continue, anu " no =. then brIor- The e, d O the
torn, s,ni answ'r said y. titon the same will 10
taken as confessed
And i,lmth + or'erei that q copy hereof be
published In the Lexin ton Week y IntrIiigen-
Ger. . newspaEer published IN said couni, Of
insertion to be ut le.st four We ks before the
comm' ncemen, OF the next Term OF ( 4, court
Isnsls .FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
u RvIAnd. MI. me Gp rl.Int;R
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A~DMINI>TRAToR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
7 ETTERs of administrator on the estate q
su to the undersigned on the q h day OF Jan.
usry. 1898. by the Probate court Of Luiay-
cite county. Missouri.
Al persons having claims against said estate
are required u exhibit them 10 mr. Tor allowance
within one year alter The d ,t- Of this mott. e, or
they may D. pr-clutiei rom any u. n. fl of UGH
estate; aud II .uch c aIcl, be hot -xh biIed with
In two Years thew will lie forever hcrr"d
ROBERr II. LANKFOR!,,
iirSlIS Adm iUletrutor,
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ADMIHIST.ATRlx, NOTICE,

7 ErTEhs parliamentary on the esrate OF
II james +. L. rkin. d-ceas,d. we're era l.
Cd to the und-Isigu.d on the eth day OF
February. 1885 by the Probate court OF La
Eaye'te county, Missouri ..s
All persons having claims against said eat. te
sre required 10 exhibit, thsm TO me Tor allow
spce within one yesr after the datr OF this notiSes
or they mas be precludsd from any ben NJ OF
such sstntsI nd II sucn claim> be not txn bt Ell
within rwo yssrs they w!n be forever barred.
MARY JANE l.AkKiS,
tVh&ScS k~tUinisHsulos
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SEQ Acres In BALES county. Secs. 9, 7 and 8, T.
IL. u -. Eearley ali under wire ience with
cedar POSTS; 800 acres now In wheat, and
balance in cultivation ami nrass; good com.
i.rt.bie new DIV cling and barn. lhis Is
rich prairie land 10 lAii.s northwest OF but.
Ter and very desirable. Price el4. coo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

20 AcIes. suburbs OF Lexington. All In high
state OF cultivation and ~abuundIngs IN fruit;
6Vc .pp.e trees. ALI bearing; 100 peach trees,
all DeariDy. and InHny, Otner. 5truiIs; goui
brick dwelling, ten rooms; frame barn
Stable. carriage and other hvuses; running
wsteri 2 clst.rns; possession any time; an
elegant place Tor iruit and vegetable garden
RIu vineyard. ouIe OF irult alone Will sup
Lort u large family. Price e4.OOo; yer,
cheap.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

pathetic scene In its tender appeal to
the divine emotions Of the soul nlied
MANY ewes with tears. he had tho
hearty sympathy Of the great aud
ence.
Miss Hurst made numerous tests to
the entire satisfaction OF every one
present, and the entertainment 1851
night was a pleasing success. The
umbrella and billiard cue tests were
specially interesting. Finally there
was all intermission of-a lew mlhucss,
during which all the gentlemen on tne
stage gave q public expression Ell opiu-
ion concerning the wonderful woman,
the unanimous verdict being that the
power was one which could not be IN
derstood.
CALLING FOR boots.
"Bootsl Bootsi" shouted the audi
ence. and the man with the boets on
stepped before the footliGhts. -
He saidFhe POSSESSED q power slml'
lar to that of Miss Hurst but had never
tried to exerttf In opposition to human
force. He had often used 1t IN the
management Of horses; ! that he had
travelled all over the country. Witl
Rary. the krea: horse trainer. III
said il anyane desired to test his pow
ers he would state where he could DC
found and would give an illustration
rappIause1. s"You may Ill laugh
said he, .sbut. + have got plenty u
meney TO buy fine clothes aud, dude
shoes, and / don't appear in this toe
because lam unable to wear bette.s.
The audience roared as he took hi
seat, and ths dpefformaiiee closed.
Miss Hurst left for. 'Grifdn, this after
noon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
A CARD FROM DE-. LOVE, IN WHICH he
coRRKcTs ERRORS m REGARD 81.
TO MISS GRAVES.
go s{lL.srz. .ar.-

We print with pleasure the following
letter from DR.. W.,:.Abram Love. 1t
treats of tho scene at the Opera house
on Monday night, which has awaken
ed so much interest. Dr.. 'Loveas high
ability gives weight to his explanation
of this affair, and the sensible way IN
which he puts it carries conviction. 1t
will be seen that no morphine was used
to Quiet Miss Graves, as would have
been done had her brain been affected,
but on The contrary, brandy which
is a stimuiant, and which was need
ed to compensate the excessive. tension
of the nerves. 1t will be seeis g5so that
rather than refusing to go cut Of the
door, she was really trying to 60 out,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

,59 Acres. Secs. Is and u. T. ~. =. y, bail
mile southeast OF Greenton sLd3 niles noith
Of Odessa. All under fence; Ito IN cuitiva.
ton, well improved, large frame dwelling.
srvoIns; large barn; Ice neuse; goo, wafer;
beautiful Situation; rich isnd. Price 30 per
acre. A very desirsbis place, and Cheap
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, 1t Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. ~ mott
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

orchestral platform In front of the
Stage and addressed the audience.
Mr.. Atkhsol, who had Kept his
wits about him all the while, led Miss
Hurst off the stage, when the excite
Menr began, and she did y appear
ayaii until Miss Graves had left the
hail. 1t was taared by many that il
the young lady had gained lhe stage,
Miss Hurst would have been injured
i'll sOIne way.
When Mr.. Graves aud his sister had
left, Mr.. Atkinson said:
II feel fully assured, ladies and gen.
temen, that l speak the sentiment OF
every person in this house when l say
that the gentleman aud his unfortu-
nate sister hage the heartfelt synpa.
thy Of this entire audience. 1t Is nat
ural for us to sylnpathize with each
other III misfortune, aud we rGgret <
cesdinXly that this distressing circuln-
stance iias occurred. We sicerely hope
The lady may sOon recover the control vi
ncr nerves and be 81 herself again."
Tue audience quieled down snd the
entertainment was renewed. Miss
raves has occasionally been o, En-
% ne by similar nervous attacks, bnt
this is The only eyidence she has given
in public vi her trouble. She il q most
Do unable young lady, and is highly
Gu cured. She possesses a rare muslcaI
talent and her pleasant manner and
ii III and affectionate disposition have
en- feared her to q large circle of
friends. She is resting quietly to-day,
aud, we are glad t0-say, is quite her.
self again.
No mai was ever in = more trying
position than that in which Mr.. Graves
found himself placed last night, and 10
man could have ASSUMED q more digni
ned and manly demeanor than That
which c aracter.zed his speech and
action In This terrible hour. He touch
ed h We y soul at III audience, when,
in his Last .xtrelr ity, he exclaimed:
...sne i. my .. ster, Irieuds, and | can
not lay Siolen hands upon her. 1t
will all soon be right"
There was not q man nor woman in
the vast audience whose heart did not
&c out 70 him in bis distrsss, aud tbs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

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