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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE,
In the Circuit court Of said county In ysca-
ton, June 9Th. 1888.
Rosa a, Johnson n,vorcs
Henry johnson.
TTNU the said defendant. Henry Johnson.
l. You are hereby notified that said plaintId,
RosaA johnson, has commenced suit against YOU
IN said court by petition, the Object aud general
nature oil which Is To OF tain Il divorce IRON tina
bonds oil matrimODy heretofore contracted with
you. on the grounds Of vagianCy and DIES, ItiOn
without reasonable cause Tor the space of ons
year. and that she may have the care and custu-
dy OF her three infant children born Of said
marriage
And you are further notified that unless eou
be anu appear AT The next regular term Of
thus cOlri, 10 be begun aud held at the court-
house, IN the city vi Lexington, IN said countv,
on the 9Th hay OF August next. aud on or be-
lore the SIKH day thereof. If The term shall al
long continue, andif not, then before the end
OF the term, and answer said petition, the
same will he taken ne confessed
And II Is further ordered thai Il copy hereof ma
published IN The | eNinGton Weekly Intellig.n-
Ger, II newspaper printed in said county of La
fayette, Tor four weeks successfully. the
last insertion To lee at least four weeks before the
commencement oi the neNtterm of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
e. j. DANIEL, CLERK.
BY RANK iRiGG, ID. Z. junl6 .
VIM. Young, attorney tor pIaIntin.
KYLAND TODHUNTlK.
- bEEDER OF SHORT-HoRN S,asrn-
- GATTLE. YOUNG BULLS &xtES3
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.NC,UVow,S Notice.

warranted III every particular. can and exam
me wagons and get prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and encourage home mechanics
when YOU can do az well or better with your
money Nv purchasing here. inne2GEl
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Special In,iurrmoiI Is and rrutccIIOn 10 active
d"ii' -. ArI'i' ~ one Ia J {. GtITZ, 1917
Hri Is .. >rrth Marbs Setrvet, 81. Louis, Mo,
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THE ELDRIDGE R

j. QUEEN oI all, and unsur-
pi-sahlc. lit extensive rep
ulnti"n proves II, Buy NO
OIHkH here not repre-
scented, apply TO us and get a
GRkAT nAHGAIN. Best Sing
81 \ acnIuc cheap. Liberal
dleCUunt 1" ministers. Cir
The Irish standard., 1888-06-23

reflection that, as the State priests'under
the Government OF England do not rep
resent or speak the true sentiments Of
the Catholics of their time, they are
likely to experience the same repudi-
alton that has befallen the State priests
under the Government Of Prussia. IL
that country .asIslated by The Universe,
it was the Falk law OF April 22nd, 1875.
which aimed TO make the priests sub.
servient to the Government. OF all the
priests who accepted the patronage and
pay of the Government only two are
left These The Universe compares uo
''the two thieves who kept company
with Christ On the cross, and Of whom
only one came to his senses before it
was too late. In the whole drama that
commenced with the expulsion OF the
Jesuits, and which is now nearly, though
not quite ended, the State priests were
emphatically the villains of the play,
and the embodimants Of the archtiend.
They have had their day, like other
spscimsns OF the currish tribe, and what
is left of them now is like ths Adulla-
mite party which Mr.. Bright in his best
DAYS described as Scotch terrier where
one could not tell which was the head
and which the tail"
So has it ever been. SO will it ever be
with priests who sell themselves to
such governments as chose of England
and Prussia.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-23

The Industrial school, built by the
Misses Drexel, of Philadelphia, will be
dedicated on the feast of st. Vincent
de Paul, July l9.
The earnest faith and piety Of Gen
eral Phil. Sheridan made the scene at
his bedside very edifying when he was
thought to be in danger of death. He
was attended by Rev. DR.. Chapelle.
The death is announced of the Rev.
Father Roblnet, of the Society Of Jesus.
Before entering religion, Father Robi-
net had been distinguished officer in
the French navy. When the decree of
expulsion against the religious orders
was pronounced, he pinned on to his
cassock all the decorations and medals
he had received during his service in
the navy. and walked through the
streets of the town in which he was
stationed. The former naval officer
was the object Of the admiration of a
large crowd, who accompanied him
from the monastery to the railway sta
tion.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-23
.Annka.

Annka,
Special Correspondence OF The Irish Standard.
Mr.. Thos. M. Etyan went tc St. Paul
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. James Brennan has gone on 3
short visit to Chatleld, MINI.
Miss May Regan's school has ended.
anG she is at nome for the present.
Division No. 1. a. O. II. will elect Of
icers for the ensuing year Sunday,
June Oath.
q Mr. Frank Boudre fell off ferryboat
at DAYTON Friday, and Was drowned in
the Mississippi river,
The foundation for the new Catholic
church is almost Completed and the
corner stone will soon be laid.
Miss Mary Murphy who has Been
away teaching in Spencer Brook, has
returned home for the summer.
The weather for the past week has
been very hot and is Of a great benefit
to- crops, the spring having been so colds
The Catholic Literary Society held g.
sociab]a at che residence OF Nh. j. e.
Fiaharty, Wednesday, June 18th, and
WIS LARGELY attended.
The scholars from the Sisters Of
Merey's school ileld a. picnic at Crooked
Lake Monday. This is good weather
for such and a good many is locked for.
M I q
The Irish standard., 1888-06-23
St. Cloud.

Special to The Trisl, Staedarl.
A, B. lMakepeace was sent to Still.
water for a term of 10 years for forgery,
MIR. and Mrs. William O'Donnell, Of
Glencoe, are visiting friends in this
city.
George Ott, d youth of sixteen, has
been sent to the state reform school for
forgery.
W. J. Murphy went to Minneapolis
Saturday to attend meeting of the A..
o FL. State board.
Charles Van DAMS was robbed in the
lobby OF the Post office Tuesday in
broad daylight OF $25. He had his
pocket.book in his hip pocket, and when
he discovered his loss his pocket was
cut. No clue 10 the parties.
Sheriff Hsnaynerall brought to this
city Mrs. Felix Wagner, Of the town Of
Avon, charged with poisoning her hus.
band, but the Grand Jury failed to find
an Indictment. The little sons evidence
cleared his mother, as he saw his father
spread something on his bread that day,
Almer Stevens and John Dennison
were found guilty of highway robbery
and they will have to wear the stripes in
Saltwater for the next 10 years. There
are seven more awaiting trial yet in the
County Jail, ard six of them may go TO
Saltwater. The court has ordered a
special venire of 50 jurors retu1nable OH
Monday in the Blanz murder case.
Forty Grand Forks saloonkeepers
have been fined $50 each for violating
the liquor law.
The corner stone Of the new 100000
court house at Winona was laid Tues
day under Masonic auspices.
Several men INDUCED in a rough and
tumble fight over claim at Deadwood
Tuesday. Severa! arrests were made
Pensions granted Dakotans: ORR
ginal invalid: Thomas Parker, Rapid
City; James Stewart, Freeman. Re. /
issue: Hatch Chamberlain, Gilman
Original widows and minors: Chas. HI .
Sayer, Highmore; Esther, mother Of
John Merrick, Tulare.
The Irish standard., 1888-06-23

The Olmsted County Medical society
meets in Elgin, July 8,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
GOV. PERRY NOT TO BLAME.

Ever since the fever outbreak the
Times Union has been madly, wildly,
foolishly blaming Gov. Perry for the alb
sence of State Board of Health. Every
well informed citizen knows that no de-
gree of censure can justly be attributed
to Gov. Perry, and the newspaper or IN
dividual whose time is given TO plling
upon the innocent the sins of the guilty,
could be much better engaged. Governor
Perry urged upon our last legislative
body the necessity of forming State
Health Board, but every body knows the
failure of that body to do what it should
have done, or to do whatit did do ar gh'.
The Times Union says:
IfGovernor Perry had been half solicitors
for the welfare of Florida in the matter Of a
State Board OF Health are some of his friends
now in defending his course, the people would
now hold him in much higher esteem, and be
would leave his high Off Ice with a mucn better
record.
Such talk sounds like the outburst of
mailman. Is Presiden. Cleveland to
blame that his tariff reform measure was
a failure On the r. Us principle he
is. Does it think Governor Perry is to
blame for the late coming of frost? Just
as much as he Is tor the absence OF State
health board.
The Ocala Banner says: Gov. Perry has no
power to create a State Board OF Health. That
power belongs TO the legislative branch of the
government The Legislature having failed Ia
create such board, the blame should rest on it
and not on the Executive. We believe in fixing
responsibility where it belongs Besides, we do
not remember lha, the Times Union urged the
creation of such board with any great vehem
ence. 1t rested in peaceful security, and when
Surgeon General Hamilton reported the prevail
ence Of yellow fever at Plant City, Manatec and
Tampa, Che printers causing him 10 say Mican-
opy for Manatct) The Surgeon Ge e-aI was be
rated, Micanopy arose in arms, the people re-
manned inactive and Indifferent. and the fire was
allowed t. inlrench itself where ii had already
obtained ioolAold an spread itself 20 uninicct-
Ell points. Now the governor is attempted to be
made scape- goat nt for the terrible disaster
Each j: d,vidual should carry his own burden at
sins. The governor should not carry N IRE than
belongs TO him.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
OF COURSE.

The FLoRIDIAN wants the next Presidential
Campo gn to commence right away, and the sum
OF 81 i" be collected from each Democratic voter
to cary it on. Now if the Republicans were to
talk about srch ihins, the FLOR DIAN would
howl about bribery and uption.-DeLdnd
Ne,cs Rep.
OF course, everybody knows that when
the Republ cans call for money in a cam
palgn, they are up to mischiet-intent on
bribery, corruption and frauds of the
blacklist hue and vIlest kind
AS the Weeos fails to state in what man
ner the dollar subscriptions were to be
used, we quote two paragraphs from the
FLoRIDIAN's editorial on the subject.
Call on every voter in The United States Figure
il up for yourselves readers, and see how many
of them there are) who voted for CL.veland aud
Tariff Reform to contribute one dolttr to IL Cam
paign fund.-"
Use this fund in putting into the hands ofevery
voter-Democrat or Republican-n the United
States such Campaign literature" on the sub
ject of the issues of the recent campaign rs will
lully il form them thereon.
The campaign of 1892 is Ont won't
down.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
The Winter Travel TO FiOrida .
Savanna an \ews

The indications are that the winter travel
10 Florida this season will not fall off AS greatly
as was supposed 10 We k or two the yellow
fever in that State will have disappeared en-
tirely. The Northern travel will be fairly begun
little later, and, As there will be no danger
whatever Of contracting The fever, it is no,
probable that a great many people will be de
ferred from going To the State
Several considerations Viii prob tblv enter into
their selection OF locality in which TO spend
the winter, but the chief one will be climate, aud
the climate of Florida is unsu' passed, il NOT I'M
equaled, in this country. 1t is just such the
Northern tourists want The Hartford Times
says: The south halt of the FLORIDA peninsula
has a climate which, in January, February and
March, is not probably equaIed by anything
that California can offer. 1t is much
finer climatr, in winter than that of Rome, or
wen Naples Nor will it long continue to be
said + or1a that it has nothing bat climate
% ief. The rapid increase OF pppulati"n in
that saI dy -niti~u ii = ylv~n % Florida, people
81 H-, II tt>lt: tf'l AR &C iF-t aud linr
hotels re >plln-i"g mp IN AL pans al the S'ntr.
=. \ .usl" III. IL e. III "lr at ihe On MT
eslD o; NOHh Amrlic q les h - ttnt m ,Ll;u
cent rnf already famous hut'l, winch i AID IL
be The ry"si on" in TX stencr. ar: which has
drawn age numbers ut Northern people
thit ii-r
the Times csfinltrs that he Florida travel
will b. diminished nne.htli. but that prob lblv IS
AZ ovrre>tmte Why should II BE- diminished
one-h'lf? Why should it be diminished
al all? .. course the Times bases its opinion on
the Assumption til It the fear of yellow lever will
keep ltrge Numbers OF people away, but there
and the Northern public will quickly find that
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
Cage Him.
At a meeting in New York city a :ev
nights ago General Sherman said:

At a meeting in New York city a lew
nights ago General Sherman said:
-Four years ago we were Inundated by the
election ot 4 nun who appointed rebel 10
place IN his Cabinet | want tn say publicly
that | am glad Grover Cleveland Is defeated for
that one act alone. | am glad OF il. Ben. Har-
rison, one OF my brave soldier boys, will never
DO such thing, know
The friends Of General Sherman ought
to take care of him and keep him out of
the newspapers He is always making
An indecent exposure of his opinions. The
old General has forgotten that his brother
is hand in glove with Malone, and that
President Harrison will appoint to Office
all kinds of unsavory ex-rebels-just as
Grant appointed Longstreet and Mosby
to missions, and as Hayes appointed Key
to the Cabinet. Cleveland has appointed
decent and representative Southern men
while the others appointed men who rep
resent nothing and II, body. = Mobile
Register.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
The Louisville and Nashville pro

The Louisville and Nashville pro-
poses to beat the record of the world
famed British train the flying Norwest-
er, which does the run from London to
Edinburgh 400 miles) in hours and 10
minutes. Tho Flying Razor Back, of the
Louisville and Nashville, is the fast Gull
anu Atlantic express, and will run from
Pensacola to Chipley, the West Florida
high lands, ono '-iler) in two hours, in
Guiding one stop, making the ctua run
ming time so miles an hour. = Sucannah
Neacs.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

New York Worit

A Democratic spolls organ in ST. Louis contin
ues 10 abuse and berate Gov. Hill because Mrj
Cleveland did not secure The electoral vote OF
This State Gov Hill has triumphed over good
may liars and slanderers in his own party, nd
he can afford I" treat with contempt the malice
OF disappointed organ grinders. No lido, las
yet charged that Indiana was lost 10 the Demo-
Gratis because Gov. Hill made number OF
speeches there. Certainly he did not cause the
political revolution in ST. Louis, did he
sist the Republicans of Missouri, in cutting down
the Democratic m .jority. ihaps the decaycd
spoils organ referred 10 will see its way in time
tn theory which will hold Gov. Hill RESPONSE
BILE for the big Republican gains in lis own neigh
borhoOd
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

This road is certainty. Me,srS !. NJ. Brown
x Go, Of New York, contractors for the en,ro
linz from BninhrI'lge 10 Montgomery, are on
hand, represented by Mr.. 5. w. Cochran. one #
the firm. We learn that The ubletirgs of the
work will be finished in about len dr.>. after
which ground will be broken, and The work be-
gun as last as men and means can ca,ry it on.
Ii Is expected 10 have The first % miles of the
road completed ny tie 18Th Of February. The
building of the iron bridge across the Flint at
This point will be started at an early day.-Bai,.
bridge Democrat
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

Goodrich is hungry Tor office. Although
defeated by Bullock BY n han1so majority, in
this district he proposes To contest the election
and will depend upon r p III ic IN Congress to
let him in. Whatever my be said Of the Re-
pubcans who will make up he next House, we
do not believe that they are bad nough to coun-
tenance snch bare AGED presu nplion.-L ess-
burg Commercial.
If the Republicans of the next House
are of the same pattern as Goodrich they
are bad enough to do anything for parti-
san purposes.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
Savannah News.


Savannah News.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in his
annual report, speaking of the marine hos
pital service and the work it did in con-
nection with the yellow fever epidemic
IN Florida towns during the last few
months, says: cit is my opinion that in
terstate commerce should be so regulated
as to strip railroads and common carriers
of their power to convey disease from one
State to another, and the regulations to
be framed in accordance with such law
should be enforced by national authority"
There is no doubt that law such as
the secretary indicates should be passed.
The railroad and steamboat companies
are as deeply interested in preventing the
spread of contagious and infectious dis
eases as it is possible to be, because, in
proportion As such diseases sprea|,
their business is certain to decrease.
1t IS about impossible for them, how
ever, to take the steps which are neces-
by heir lines. Their employees are not
accustomed to dealing with matters of
this kind, and the care and watchfulness
that are necessary can hardly be expected
from them. To prevent the spread Of
epidemic diseases by means Of interstate
railroads and steamships a special service
is needed, and this service must be in
charge of men who are rot only capable
of discharging their duties, but who will
give all their time to them
In order to check epidemics they must
be dealt with in time. Delays are ex-
tremely dangerous, because they permit
the people of infected towns to travel
about, and thus spread tie dis-ase. Fl e
marine hospital service should be CLOTHED
with authority 10 do whatever it lhinks
best for checking epidem'cs and confin-
ing them to the places in which they
originate. Having such authority, it
could prevent railroads from carrying
passengers from infected pieces, and
could also place inspectors on ALI trains
to prevent persons from infected locali-
tiles from going to healthy towns until it
was believed 10 be safe t,r them To 10 50.
Senator Gibson, OF Louisiana, has intro
duced into the Senate the bill creating A
health bureau, to which the NDrn;ny
Netcs called attention a few DAYS ago.
There is great danger Of getting 100 mncn
cumbersome machinery 10 provide protec-
ton again infectious and CONTAGIOUS dis
eases. \ bureau, such as that proposed
in the Gibson bill, would doubtless, make
a great deal of noise, bat the service i;
would render would not, in All prob .bl-
ity, be worth considering. The marine
hospital s~rvicc 5 thoroughly organized
branch # ihe public service, and If It's
powers were en.ar Ied, more benet: mi .ht
reasonably be expected from it, in deaIin.
with epldenics, than could possibly be Oh
tanned from j bureau having bo4rl. such
as the Gibson bill provides, of twenty
doctors, who would probably never be
able to agree upon any course of action.
There is one thing certain in connection
with this matter, however, and that is
that greater efforts should be made to pre-
vent and check epidemics, and it is pretty
we'll agreed that such efforts eau be made
with any degree of success only by the
national government.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
Ringing Noises
down..

In the cars, sometimes roaring buZzing sound
ar" caused by catarrh, mat Xceedlnely disa-
gtre 'he and very cunnnn disease Loss of
smell ur ic ring ALSO result from caiarrh Hoods
Sars .paiii,. the great blood purifier i pecu-
Harry Successful remedy tnr this disease which
il cures ly purifying the blood. If you suffer
from c'narrh, Try Hpod- Strsaparilla, The pecu-
llnr nl,tlia M.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

The Chief Engineer and Secretary of
War have submitted to Congress, with
out recommendation, the estimate of local
engineer offices as to what can be profita
bly, expended on river and harbor i'm
provements during next year. The fol-
lowing are submitted for Florida:
Improving Apalachcola Bay com
pieting Improvements. ...... 10000
Improving harbor at C,.,lar Keys, con
'inu'ns improvement 1870. ...... $4,000
Improving entrance To barbor al Key
West, continuing Improvement ...... 100000
Improving harbor AT Pensacola com
pe'ng improvement ............ 25000
Improving har!,or at Tampa Bay com
perng Improvement. .... -. -. $4,000
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

NoN,& frItle with any Throat or Lung
Disease. If you have a Cough or
Cold or the children threatened with Group
or Whoopng nigh, use Ackr,'s English Rem
cdy and preveni further trouble II is positive
cure, and we gnaran"e 1t. Pr ce 10 and so
cents. Sold by NJ. Lively. Feb 1914 cow
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

u NON

y NoN are prevented by Dyspepsia use use
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. They are ii positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulpncy and
Constipation. We guarantee them. 25 and so
cents. Sold by NJ. Lively. Feb 16-44-eow
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

-rhr death Of .ju re Settle leaves a
vacancy in thu Uuiie.i Sat Circuit
Judge>hip for this Circuit which must ne
filled by appointment by Mr.. Cleveland,
and. without consultation or knowing
whether or not he wonll accept, we su.-
gest our present Governor, <. A. Perry,
As a man III every way eminently fitted
to fill the position. There is nothing lack
ing on his part, save and except the ques-
ton OF Willingness to serve, tor Gov.
Perry 10 make one Of the best Judges
that grace the bench. Pens tcola Pensa-
cOLidn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11
a SLY HINT.

The editor of the Signal, a magazine published
by the students OF the New Jersey Normal
School. says =
"There IS a little Something which Some Of
our sub$crber$ torgo, when Sending in their
Subscriptions"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-11

SQUARE is one inch in space 10 squares make col
unn Advertisements inserted less than one month"; 81
per square first and 50 for each subsequent In
serior.
Advert sements unaccOmpanied by the CASH, except
ender contract. will not receive attention.
If the money enclosed does cover the number OF
Insertions ordered will be inserted less Number OF
times.
Advert serents marked with the number OF times
viii be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
All contract advertisers whose amount or space snd
ength Of time are fixed by above rates will be required
to conne their advertising strictly their own business
unless otherwise stipulated.
Legal advertisements at lawful rates $50
All bills for advertising due after first puohcauon
of advertisement
EN- No Local Special Notices inserted among read
ng ma tier They will appear in Local Advertisement or
Special Notice column.
Local notices 10 line for first insertion ana
cents line for each subsequent insertion
Special Notices in solid nonpareil type, one cent
Obituaries exceeding four lines will be charged
advertisements.