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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-27
THE GREAT
Pan HANDLE ROUTE!
p. c. 4 st. L. Railway.

l.. n. DivisiOn-Springfleld Branch.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-27
w. A. HANCE,
40 South Market St.

NO To avoid confusion and unloading
the pubic, we will say that HANCE &
old stand, ii WEST MAIN ST., where
YOU will always find n Large stock, Low
Prices and Fair Dealing.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-27

Between the
EAST AND w HIST.
through cars, with connections In Union Depo,.
only direct line via Cleveland, Buffalo and nj.
ashs fais 70 New York and New England.
direct connections for all Southern. South vest.
ern and HesterD points, either by way Of Ciuoiu.
nsm, Indianapolis or 81. Louis. Fast Time, New
iEquipment and running through the most popu.
~ psIt OF the country; possessing every sppi.
shce hse or speed and comfort known TO be service.
.v aoIe: The Best Road-Bed and the Safest Road 1.
N all regular ticket Offices e
.. ). SMITH, General Passenger Agent
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-27

No. 10, Local Accommodation, leaves Xcnia $50
q. NJ, Arrive Yellow springs 6.i5 Il. ~. SPRING
field 100 a. m.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-27

The following general order explains It
self:
HEADQUARTERS DEp'T OF Ono, G. A. RI
ZAsEsvILLE, O., April 23, 1885.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-27

No. |. No. II. No.7. / No r.
Departi g. Fast Loo ! West rn Ii m tied
Line Express. express Express.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

The British army now has a ield-kitch'
en- which does its work while on the
march.
The ROYAL Geographical Society, of Lon
don, has published a list of l29 stations oc-
cupied by Europeans in Central Africa
in 1854.
A congress OF scientific societies is to be
held at the Sarbonne. Among the subjects
to be discussed is the utility Of magnetic
and electric observations with regard to
weather prediction.
Prof. H. Munk, a worker Of SOM emf,
nence in agricultural chemistry, says tina.
moderate muscular exercise increases the
weld of milk, but that violent motion hin
ders the process of milk secretion. Dairy
farmers may turn his remarks to profit.
Grehaut and Quinquand say that subcu.
taneous injections Of increasing doses OF
edueous solutions Of pure urea invariably
terminated in tetanic commissions and death.
The commissions resembled those produced
by strvchnine, and we're followed by death
in the course of from one to ten hours.
After nan observations at sea level and
at 5000 feet above, Prof. S. p. Langley
concludes that the mean absorption Of light
and heat by the atmosphere is at least dou'
BILE the usual estimate of 20 per cent. He
believes also that dust particles play a more
important part in this absorption than is
generally supposed.
Prof. +. Wolluy concludes that the deep
planting Of seeds AM tubers is usually un'
favorable for their development. The most
suitable depth depends on the kind Of plant
on the nature Of the soil and on the wealth
er. The smaller the seeds or tubers, the
less favorable the weather. and the more
compact the soil, the more essential is shall
low sowing.
The marble trade Of San Francisco il
worth $1,000, 900 annually, onefourth:: o.
which sur has heretofore been paid 10 the
Carrara quarry, of Italy. With the new
San Francisco company operating in the
Alaska q~uarries the city hopes TO purchase
hereafter its entire supply from its own cit
zens, and at the same time to get a marble
Of equal beauty as heretofore.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
hfttcnisH Mhy Anderson,
Ln.cr N LotissiRt Cs.tnn cinI

Mary Anderson's feet be they h,..
emaE-and she has taken precious care q
no one shall ever find out-have .,;s...s
skipped lightly and nerily into the y,,,?
heart. / use the word skipped ad,;;as%ass
have no doubt il is impossible for NM.
sons 10 imagine the stately Gslstea skiunfH
or tripping or doing anything so f%iyoIp"s!
brit l assure you che can be most swS'S
kitteni,h. Three years ago the united Y
forts of her mother and stepps Griffin Wa.
~unavailipg to keep her from iroI;cl;ae
around the wings and chewing gun on ~.
stage. She was in . chronic state Of c;,si".
She USED 10 play Juliet with = large n,ss.
of gum in her dretty moVth, and all tbrpn.l
Romeo's speeches would pull ]. from s
tween her teeth and look cross eyed ;,
abreak him up" This, Of course with IA.
back to the audience. I was chsr;,sT.
tnorph to attribute the weirduess a A,L;n.
I~aurence's Romeo to her antics. but b,s.
experience taught me that il n .n'l II.
own. But l digress. I'm not wr;iur AZ
he great North American l~ady-killer. bDr Of
Mary, our Mary, Of whom we ought 70 fssi
so proud. And We do; only | hr one hon.
she'll leave her gush in England and con.
back to us clad in sincerity and as !cS NJ
these dowdy English costumes az pos.ibI.
BAT there isn't much OF that kind OK thin,
TO expect from a young woman who "iuss
loves 10 sit on a strangers grave and read
Willie Winters poems Men nay CON.
and men may 90, but she'll gush on io,.
ever"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
FASHION noTEs.

Ola .orsages for all their fabrics are
predic,ed for next season.
y;o,e,s lied with bright yellow satin r.g.
hons are the ~faYorite fayors at aadies
parties. an have a
.scond skirt Of wooden lace over q SIX san"
Of another color. 80. .;n
s,o. or c~haugesble fabrics arein favor N
an sor,s Of materials from Selvets' sAt'ns
and silks to woolens.
Corduroy for serviccable dresses comes
:, Jsyk blue plum color and black, besides
the usual drab and gray shades
Lou;se blues are dull electric blues OF tne
muddy tint. which are usually more beeom-
ing than sharper colors.
II is said that black toilets in suraa. sson,
0,os grsin silk and ottoman WI ne =.
favor for visiting and church dresses mus
spring. u..h
Stockings for evening wear should matea
,ho color of the dress or its trimmings, and
he of plsin silk or fine Isle thread, with en-
broidered clocks.
Small figured brocades or brocaded velvet
:, coIors are less risk" if not so snowy,
IS the larger patterns, which are only CON.
mendable vixen very becoming to the
weaIer. a..
A very expensive grade of handkerche'is
is of silk India null in cream-white Unit
and has bordering of duchesse, escnria,'
Newport or Brussels net, or the new band
made Mexican lace.
Wide turnover collars, handsomely en-
broidered in white, are much worn by young
ladies. They tasten with jewelled collar
button and a marine knot, with ends o.
silk or ribbon in rich colors below.
White goods for skirts and dresses can
he bought all tucked, the tpcking rangeing
in width from hair lines TO very broad.
There is also cluster tucSing with insertion
between, pretty for dressing sacques' wrap
pers, etc.
Ecru cloths, the newly revived reseda
shade of gray.green, iawn color, golden,
brown, darker green and pearl eoloreo
cloths, with a little silver braid trimming
them are beng extensively made up for
wear at the Southern resorts during Lent.
Fashion shows signs OF returning to
muslin kerchieis, which are worn even
with ~lownecked corsages and are very
beautiful with some square.cut waists;
Fichus of India muslin, the hghtest ana
most yaporous of fabrics, are put
on the back of the neck. and then carried
from the front to the back again, passing
under the arms without crossing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
APtUMP up AM DOWN MAN.
RrfraR Es.s Prnn.

GNtyoH tTrc PreH.
"What ! banker AFTER am to meet n
plump up an down man. Dar sm pussons
ia dis club who Eobble about like a loose
wagon-wheei. One day deY greet you wild a
grin as soft SIS June, an dc mex day dey
doant know you as Jos pass on de street
| don't mean to hurt no man. !%ee!in's, but
! mean to he plump
IL = Whalcbone = Howker should come
ober 70 nv house ga AK de loaud of dol
lar. / wouldn't keep him on de hooks fur
hali an hour for a decision. | should at
once reply to him: Whalebone, de man
who uses money ARMED By his wife at de
wash+ub to buy lottery tickets can't get no
doiier outer mel When q mar axes my
religion, / don't beat aroun' de bush to find
out if he has found a short cut TO heaben,
but | deuounce myselfas a Baptistau' take
my chances by de ole road.
When you think yes or no, doan't hest
tate to say so. Doan' be leanin' one way
one day an some odder way on de mex.
De man who knows whar to end you won't
go away mad. chen If you decide agin him.
Our Samuel Shin am n day gwine to be
a statesman an on de mex he's 'gwine to
open a ssIcon wild a gilded %ceiliE7. One
day yea will fId him a Methodist an de
mex you will see him d~eyouru' a Uuiver.
saiist sermon. Meet him in de mlwnin' an
he am a feroshus Republican; cotch him in
he AFTERNOON au he AN a good Dimocrat,
he plump w gu down. II you am sot
on bcin' good stick TO it. If you am sol
IN bein' bad. doaa' let de nurleece bluff you
OF. If you like a man, tell him he kin hey
do use Of your SNOW shovel all Summer. II
yau can't hoe'co'n Wild him. AK him to buy
out or sell out an take some dder cowpath,
De wobbly mar an q pusson to be Stunned.
Tryin' to do bianess wild him am time
wasted and labor frown away"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
SERMONS IN SMALL.

A man must often exercise. or fast, take
physic, or be sick SIR ". Temple.
= Kind words prevent a good deal OF that
preverseness which rough and imperi6us
usage often produc ) in generous minds
Locke.
II is the ~Prerogstive Of God alone to
truly comprehend all things. To Him
there is nothing past or future. Every.
thing is preScnt.-CerSantes.
The common man is the victim of events.
Whatever happens is TOO much for him. he
is drawn this way and that way. aud his
whole life is a hurry.-Euerson.
: If the human intellect has once taken a
liking TO snY doctrin. it draws
everything else into harmony with that doc
tsine, ard to is saPPort.-lord Bacon.
Researches into the springs Of natural
bodies and their motions should awaken Us
TO admiration at the wondrous wisdom Of
our Creator in all the works Of nature
Dr.. Watts.
Esther, il ia a great gift of the gods to
be born with q hatred and contempt OF all
injustice and Yours Il q higher
lot never 10 have lied and truckied'' than to
have shared houocs won By ~dishonor.-
George Eliot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

ness. you can all draw your own conciu-
sions. l. have my own opinion. OF course.
but. rs some are believers in the supernatur-
al and others are not, 1 prefer to keep it to
myself. unlicensed and ~undisputed. Oh
courte the affair was never alluded to BY
either Mr.. Gore or myself. and until to day
do not think that l have ever related my
adventure, as you call it, to more to one or
two Of my most intimate friends. There
can be no harm now. though, in telling it.
seeing that Mrs. Gore, whose insanity rap
idly passed into the acute stage, has been at
rest tor several years, and Harry happily
married to q charming wife. There are no
ghosts now at ManiOere, and the girls and l
look forward to our annual fortnight there
as one of the very ~pleasaptest in our round
of visits. "-Temple Bar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
DARK EYED NIGHT.

TIE Queen 81 Night.
With tresses bright,
Thro' Prrp4e depths hAB winged ba 5ight.
And from the skies,
With dreamy eyes,
Tue stas look dow In glad SURPRISED
Oh. sweetest sighti
Oh, daTk-eyed Night
E.EIVad my y6y soul delight
Prom dreams TO rise
To watch The sktes
Aad gaze iAto tay burning Yea
hoW, Tar away,
Tim, pale and gray,
6EiDs vide the biushing gates Of day
Tbs shades Arp led,
And WTpaths 0f red
Aad PSEssFS Risss hang overhead.
-~LoaiSyille couuer-Iosraai.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
GORDON DEAD.
ny A. ". HAxxS'


Brsfro-tda.
Take him for all in all, we shall not look
upon his like again"
The brave Christian warrior.
The noblest work Of God, a Chrst.like
nan, self-sacrifcing, selt.forgeiting.
Dead in the dust and CRIME Of Khar.
'oum.
Stabbed in the back-the noble face kiss.
ing mother earth.
This is what we see-this is what we
mourn for.
The civilized world monrns Gordon dead.
One moment full Of life-of noble pur.
pose-of high eudeavor.
Then the quick, sharp psin-the reeling
fall-the dizzy whirl ofblindness-the STIFF
enlng hands.
And then?
With God.
But Gordon?
Surely this is not Gordon, this pailid lump
Of clay, the rude soldier kicks and spits
upon.
Nay Gordon is with God.
The grand soul, fetterless ow-un.
trammeled now in the vast realms of the
eternal.
Satisfied as he awakes and sees the glory.
face Of his cruci6ed Redeemer.
Is not such a life worth living7
Having put on the whole armor, TO Eght.
to bleed, to agonize, and hen to win the
victory.
February IL, 1885.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
4 sharp Hatchet Cut at niis. sharp.

The H1trhS.
Mics Sharp is making her first visit to
Washington. She wrote home to her OWE
est chun the other daJ IS follows;
q think / must have got a c~aStiron diges-
ton sirce Eve been here. Yesterday would
you believe. l visited the navy yard and
launched on a monitor
On her return she will probably dine on q
Pullman car.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
Going shopping.

Mr.. Winks-"I do wish you woald read
the pepers, Mrs. Winks. If you did you
would not do so many foolish things"
Mrs Winks-"Wel!, what's the matter
nowH'
Mr.. Wiuks-"You should not carry your
pure in your hand"
Mrs. Winks-"Ok. don't worry. It isn't
at ali heavy"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

Tight boots are said to cause the blood to
mount to the face. That's why society
girls are ali the time blushing.
IN absent husband telcgraphed to his
wife: Il serd you 4 kiss He received
the reply: Spruce young man called and
delivered the kiss IN good order
\ Newman lady, on attempting to throw
a snow bali at her husband, broke her jaw
bone with her elbow, and nov every man in
town is trying TO get his wife to throw a
SNOWFALL at him.
Thackeray says: A woman may be loved
for three things: For her superior intellect,
n love serious but rare; for her beauty. q
love vulgar and brief; for her qualities
of heart, Il love lasting bat monoto.
nous.
The oldest woman in Connecticut, it is
claimed, lives at Middle;own, and is named
Smith. She is the mother Of eleven child
dIen, enjoys good health, never rode on a
railroad, and is l03 years Of age.
He had an auburn.haircd girl, and prom
istd to take her out riding, She met him
at the door when he drove up, and he eX.
claimed: Hello. Ready She misun.
understood him, and they don't speak
now.
You Americans said an Engli,hman to
a,oung lady, have no ancestry TO which
You can point with pride That is
very true she assentcd. Most of our
ahcostols came from England, Won know;
4 barber saws that when p lady's hair be.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
CIeveland's Precautiou.

tbi0"gn N'1'5.
The Goorteuder announced a kansas
delegation.
Who heads it, asked the President
elect.
"A Missouri man
Here, Col. Lamont, tabe my watch and
pocketbook and summon a company ofmil-
tia to stand in the next room until this in.
terview is ended. We cant tell what may
hapDeu."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
Sign.

"WbT, what's the mattar. Susiei YoG
look a. If you had been crying all night"
lob, Nellie, l fear George no longer cares
for me"
"EonseDsel What makes you think soT'
why. | tried every way to get upa quar-.
rel with him last evening, bat hs-bOo-he
-boo-hco-he let me hare my way every
time"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

wife, ] wish you could make PIES that
would taste as good as my mothers used
to- "Well, my dear, you run put and bring
a painful OF water, and q hodfal Of coal,
and an armful o fwood, just as you used to
do for your mother. and maybe you viii like
my pies as we'll" He concluded the pies
would do Just as they were.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
FEMININE FANCIES,
What Mnkes Lady Z

Not costly dress nor Irecuiy air;
Nor JeWeicd hfud. complexion fair;
ktr graceful iCrui. cor iUI0 tread.
Nor paint, nnr curiS. nor splendid head.
Nor really teeth. or parking eye;
Nor sCiCc that nightingale OulSieI.
Tor raudy gem, Enr fabrics Iinc;
nor breath - sweet as Byzantine.
Not III tie >iorPs Ui !ashirH'S mart:
Nor vet the Establishments OF art;
NuI one. nor all thcsc combined.
CaI MAKE one wuwEu tTmc refined.
lis rot the CasEEt that Ne prize.
But That which ia The CaSkei lies;
IhCsc outward charms that please the sigh
Are Gaught unless the heart IL right.
she, IA iulin her destined end,
Must with her LcRuty gODdnC>S hleui;
Mast make il her incs~saut care
To Goca hCrs,li with Jewels TR!e.
Oi priceless gems must le possessed,
IN TeLCS oil modest beauty dressed;
iiut these must clothC the inward part.
AdoTn and b%cautiiy the heart.
Tor virtue, irU,b aud modest worth
Are richest ornaments OF earth;
She who dOthali these goods combine,
Can mans rough nature well rehRRt
Hath all ,hc need, in this Trail lie
To 4, Tor mother, sister, vie!
lie Who POSSESSES such 4 friend,
Should cherish well ill lie doth cnd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

Russia makes annually l26. 600 900 birch
and lockwood spoons for the Central Asia
market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
SANFORD'S
CURE
FOR CATARRH
Wheh-Hazei, American Pine, Canada Yir,
Marigoid, and Clover Blossoms.

A single 6oss Of sanford's Radical Cure IN
stsptly relieves the mos, violent 6nsezing OF Head
Colds, clears the bead, ~ By magic, stops waisrT
discharges from The Eose and Eyes, prevents King.
ing Noises In the Head, cures Nervous Headache,
apdsab1ues Chilh and FeyerL. In Chrcnic Oatsnh
it eiesnsea the nasal passage Of foul mucus, restores
the senses Of smell, taste, and hearing vhen Affected,
frees the head, throat, and bronchial tubs Of o1tn-
sive matter. Sveetens and puddes the breath, stops
the eough, end arrests the progress Of Catsrrh to-
Sn-ds Coz suDItion.
One bottle Radical Cur, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one d.. eanfordrs Inhaie<, In one packass, Of all
Druggists. for q. AK for sAsPokp's RADICAL
CcRK.
Potter Drug and Co., Bostea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
saI1LlANTs.

e,t-i selsb consists with Temperance alone;
Ana PeteN . Write peace i al thine Osa,
-Iope
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

Reksoos whOlo pleasure. 0ll ihe lows Of sense,
-P0pe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

Ne That shat Love oat. IN turn shall De
shatS cut fSom ! eve and on her threshold lie
HaNlHg in o. ter darkness.
-Tpuues,n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

~stnc lad Love late. spne lad him soon.
SoCe with The yusC IN May,
reaS< with the nightingale IN June,
.AAGd some hen >k5CS arc gay;
csc colsts - soUIe With SIatInE eye
And eosy> with tears 10 nome.
Tor -luae Love stng>. Ter >ngaC Love Si"h~,
iOy SOme Loves lips a'e dumb,
EsW viii yu- euyEe 10 uBv, idIr Love.
VIII you come ia;J CT SO2u"
With nd o. smiling skies Adore,
~ 3lght Ci san OF moon"
Nil yOu be sad, viii you besSret,
Si0g. sigh, Lc,c, o. - GUnh,
v 81 d &c summer WaCn ~ meet,
or agtuGn ere YOU coassr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

Truth h on;
And. in alt lands beaeaih We sun,
hose hath eyes 70 se may ~
The tok,r c. itsualY.
Whittier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

kaOs'N thou Yesterday, O., aim and UaSonH
NcTSstt thou we'll lO-day or worthy things
lieu CslnIy wait thc m'r.oEN hidden season,
Art!Jgrf Rgu nos wh1' lap s0e'or Il brings.
Hard iu baud With anErt.
IhgvrEh the world We 60
Nigbtsr eyes arc on ~
Than We blind ones knON;
ItHtCrr voices CEeeT Us
than Ne deA sill OSn:
Ntycs, walking heaycOWard,
t5n W walk S}oue.
lacy LaTe'ni.
~ sa> the trvg within he ola,t.
StI aaslCIh net, bUt graRdCr Er0WS,
CTaSpiag the arm roCk gianLy.
AGd tsCCing, heru-ike. ~ blows,
20 tolls the Iron viii OF mAn
Ee:sTe stern iate'S JSmPestOus stroke
Ie congGcr eieg q true az heart,
And, 10 q migbty human oak
fhy stitching .pok Is like a tSO-NLedS~ord
To PIE re his kcart BY whom thou ART surveyed
1NCs rSy lip- the precious ttlm rA3Id
10 bed tie wound thy Sr~u-edcCd sS9rl Ia,
WNie.
. an IA victim I haze iCit he steel;
Ny lgayt now ranks slth The snlart'us pam;
tst-R us Try lip The bitter wound 70 heal
gAy ip- L. ks. and 1 Ja WbOle again,
Chamber Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

fSisehoOds which We spuyn tO-lay
Nere the truths Of long ago;
let tn dsad buughS ball aGny,
IrsSAer shag the living grow.
Whittier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

lsetc 3 Ssyi Jog OF the ancient sage>-
30 yshic hregaR tAought,
However uugicd iva the dust OF ayes,
Can ever cOUC 10 SUgbt.
u. e.. SAKE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

So az, sEs Nh: 2, =: : Y e.: !. =: s:s :;:1S =.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

he lTeS,ut, ID. Present l. alt thou hast
Ter thy sure possessing,
i-Ec iEC Y8JriauhiS angel hold 10 last
lin d EsNtSi;S blessing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets Only 05. Hharestn Proper
ten
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

nnssmsn,s Ion III the Monthly and ~semi.AnnaA.
Dnytngs Of the Louihana btsts Lottery Coupsny,
ana in psrson manage snd control The DnsisH
thanselya and that The ans ns oond.as1 w
de-, md re suthortss thS Company 70 ~ ths g.
tiheate, Win taextnii,sa eur aGns.ura stas's's
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-31

Fresh cod fish at Fegert l. Turner, o81t1
Sell your old iron at Jo1dan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. mott
cheap. w. G. McCausland. a22lf
Choice imported macaroni at 81 Franklin
avenue. Fegert & Turner. O3lt1
Mr.. Frank Kriehn has moved into his ele-
CANT new residence and Mr.. j. u. Morrow
has moved into his old residence.
To THE LADIEs:-Mrs. Moorehead has
received her new stock of millinery, notions
and fancy goods. Call and see her when you
are In tow oct3 M
We have a dozen different brands of cor
sets made by the best factories IN the United
States, ranging in prices from so cents to So,
in white and colored. Henry Wilker. o3ta
There has been for some time a s great deal
Of very annoying petty stealing going on u
few miles north of Greenton. Sam and Ed
Garrett and Tin Turpin were, finally, a few
days ago, discovered to be in possession of a
large number of small articles belonging to
persons in the neighborhood. The owners
visited their house, recovered their property.
and gave them PERMISSION to disappear, sud-
ueHtys ~ Souutf niu IhCy III Outs hey
had stolen all sorts Of things. from a hatchet
to a keg of wine. A sort of a Durbin gang
in Il small way. Sam Carrot Is married: the
other two are single.
Mayor Hamlet went up to Sand Prairie
Lake, last Tuesday, and caught a nice string
Of bass. He had one experience which he
said was peculiar as far as he was concerned.
He hooked a fine bass, while standing above
the water on a sharp bank, where he could
see deep dOwn into the clear water. The
hooked bass swan rapidly first to one side
and then the other, with its mouth wide open
evidently trying to shake the hook out of his
mouth. This was, of course, natural enough.
but what struck him was, that the mate of the
hooked fish accompanied it in all its move
ments. swimming back and forth with it,
and evidently in great distress ut its predica-
ment.