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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
LITOGRAFIA
De
A. LYNN. SUCESORA DE morris.

Constituida nuezamenfe baio nj solo n0nbre,
competente direction provista de titles material necesao
establecmiento de primer orden contando con n
nterente personal oezc0 al p1ble0 esta IndustEla pu
diendo eecutar euantos encarg0s hagan por des
coapeados que sean Ia seguridad dc que deare
sfechos tod0s los gustos Ienas t0das las exgencas
Tanto sim pie tareta como e artse0 diploma; el sen
clio reebo comercal los documentos bancaos5 el
peQuen0 ee como II eegante marqua para tabaeos etc.
etc garantiZo ouedara satisfaction de los lnteresaa0s
peecto como los abaos que Sc hagan en e ezane-
70
Muestrao de to5a clase de tabaio que eneargue
exhbir en- este estableientoy Sc remitr8n vueta De
correo quien 10 s0licite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

HHIA g. P0RRATA.

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rzs fsyrsssrSR lnra Taaunn1tc DE- znzskaraE. Ean-
1sssxs essaan ex1bArrzsn 1a12 czse de IrElIus 0e
YaaE. DaEzaHIzD lA aal v1EE De saAna llnz para
-uzssiisr g-srar 3 er xerzanas pzTz nzaznYnztar5a
sxssenrfaA rnzaEarzsus Ela tsnm nc 4r1kEa 1s rass
Tznacc Hn TaEuA- IL 5laar1. lnl1oH EzeaE5Faxss
-TEsasr en a arTAEitsla 1ayveza 3tu1E -saar
sn rsrssE IL 1lga an2allas : znaxaza2 Azsan1E
rrr = rvsTsts ri arsfsirara0 nnnzaiREz DE- u 81
ssrs a ssaSsaiE ls iak sfss sEsnzsss &lgz &c =
EaznNa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
e. c0RRE0 De LA MODA.
Aa0 y De 50 pas6zicuci1n.

Peri6dieo de M0das para Sedo-
noras que Ga 45 nnmerus al ano,
As hgnIines iluminados, z 2 de
peInados Dc Sonora, y parones
cortRd0s tama1lo natural, q pie
eos de patr0neg y "A de dIbEl0s.
Eedacrad0 p0r sea8rRs = con
sagrad0 q La fam1lia.
Pssrl8g ae ssbscyzc10n a. nil6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

M0TIMIENT0 MARITIME


11xs 4EL-4@4-aG.
Mayo I3-De Barcelona Canariag. polacra
esp. aJosaiinR" Ruberr Alvarez
cnn pTuvisl0nes.
14-De Buen0s-AITes, beg ESD. s,Juvsn
Miguel a snos. da Ezquiaga con
taEaIO.
De Fajurdo bal. esp. 's1Iaris D0lp-
res con eargR.
De 1Iavagisz gol. esp. 'Tres Fer
mRn8s" con sal.
De Kega-bsjags gal. esp. ANITA
con azaear.
De ID gul esp. "Julitan con Id.
1b-De LnquillD, gel. ESD "Euriqus1a
en- lasrrs.
De Humarao, gol. ssp. 3layagfie-
zanR" en- laBrrs.
De MsyagTisz gnl. esp. "AngalitR'
GHn sal-
De Faiardn, van. ESD. ''Fuert8ri-
qus10" q Enos de Ezauiaga en
las1Ts.
EALLDAE
MARC 13-Para Boston tvia Aavagiiaz) bns
amsr american Eagle" con carga
- 14--Para Manati. gol esp ''Zat0iiea'
con carEa.
Para FaJaTIn, goI ESP. 'sT7rUrldsn,
cha CON eargR.
Para AreeibD, gDl. ESP. Petra
c0n provlEIgneE
Para Kega-a "a gol ssh. "5uIi1a'
rBn cargR
16-Fars XaEa-aita, gnl. esp. SANTA
con carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
D. N. PIZA.
C9MERCIANTE EQMISL0NISTA
IS. BROADWAY ETEVA YORK.
EETABLRCTDD Ky 1874

St 0GupR con espegiahdad de la ere
cum6n de 6rdenes T vHnra de produCtos
a0l0ulaies Z Observation-Disclosures, e0n
prouutud 7 idehdad, p0r una commission
m6dicR. l29
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
Ia GIENGIA
De TENEDJR RIA DE LTBR0S
SI1EP -%E&CA1As
POR Q. Q. MARSH

A ? pesos ejemPlar, enCuadeT-
nado en- tela grabada, 7endese en-
la Imprenta del B0LETIE MEB-
CAETII..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

Y Z@SBE6 gN46TEs2 &-I@@LTz24s-
Ademas de Las galahras LaBman 7
Kemp, New York, cue aparecen e.
Eampadas 81 leGras transparHntes en
cada hQla del pr8speet0 que sirve de
enF0ltBrl0 los frasc8s Y bDrallas de
HnesJras preparedness espeeiaIes, La
mam9s h0y Ia a1Hnci6n del public0 3
nuastra 1IaTca Industrial Tagistrada.
cue en 10 successive servlra de garHntin
de leg1GIm; dad d naes1ras especiallda-
des, Y SIN cuy0 requisite los RrtiGUlos
itbGlo menclanad8s deberan c0nsIderar-
Sc como falMfcados.
Dicha Marca Industrial c8nsists en-
IN rtGul0 RBg0st0, blanc0, en- f0rma de
tira. en- el centre del cual Rparacen gra-
hadas en- acero las palabras sMarca n
dusrrial, T debaiO el fac-simile de
nuestra frma. cuya Imi1acidn c0nsti-
tuira en- falsari0 ante La ley al cue q
clio Sc G1reviHrE.
FL refsrido r5tnl0 Ira adherld0 d ca
da paquera, b0tella frasG0 De las ST.
guIantes preparedness: Arna Florida
de Murray q Lanman, Zarzaparrilla de
Bristol, TdniGo Oriental, Y Pact0ral De
AnacahuI1a.
Para InIedr la fraudulanta prac1ica
de raLlenar con hquid0s azpdre8s los
envases vaci8s de nH6s1ras especiallGtE-
des, sUplcam0s al c8nsumldor cue des-
truEa el meneionado r6Tulo, 7 81 posi-
bic fuere. Ell anvRse mlsmn.
Observance, autas de c6mprur, Las
sImpies precauCl8nes cue delam0f
apuutadas Y Sc evitHra el anganD.
slongh On zatss Nxuerte q los
rabanesl--Al I'm Sc ha enc8nrrad0 L
cue hamGs necesItad8 t8da La vida
Pidase & Los b0acHri0s el Rough OF
| Rats" Des1lsrra los ra18nes, cucara-
chas, m8sGas y chInchsB.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
JOSE MHEnDzr IL
IL FTART STREET.
r q. EoX 317I
EXW YORK

lErsuHn EuE ssrTICggE comD nusnimuuIszas
en general, para snuIpraE de cnGntBs ar1iruine
GBncSaEnsu la mdusEris praaucTaE Nurte-
alnariEannE Iie uEil nansTEmu nn laR Anti-
Ilas hiHpanu amsriranaa
heGlneu cnnsICzzaG5unEs de Dr0CUUtnE ITupi-
calss hacienda aaeiRzrus suE1rB sGiiri1as rnnHin-
naci0nsE en- erHa1sn suurs lns TYz1nrIpAies paG
zaE de EnTnpa N0rTe AnHrIea
Sc dzzan gzTznz1aE auAutaE rafBrEnciaE
sean naSazz-ias. Ia remuneration sara 10 mas
tuIrREH I'd saan.
PAN mkE purmauarss dirlEirss 4 iuK nllz-
mns. 30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

Se venaa muy BArG1a III e8ahe de
sais azisnt0E fnrmH Victoria an Il Ins-
zrurp de VAGINA eH Rip-piRdras. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

Al PUbiico hagD gRber. que en ia "a sec
cidn De los autos de quieBra dH dieho Igura-
vi1iez en- Ia l0a pieza sobre aGnlInlsEacGian
valta de bients. So M giI~puest0 lune1 d
pUBlica suHastR lBs Lrutos sIzUIeuTes-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

DON FRANCISCO BAST0E, Co
~ sqr-io as Ia qnlebra ae Il. Lee
uoraG IgGT- r1ae<.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

abogad0 D. Manuel T R0ssy que ha
alberto 81 bufsUe en Ia Gale De Ia For
GRleza nun. g.
Que pr0spere en- ST profession le deseR-
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

N8mbradD 0fEial A. de la Admins
TRACTION Central aon Arturo Izuart.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

E0mbrad0 Alralde de Kisguss don
andres Tsrnal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

Carri6n, 1 caasa del maerma, ssgnn se
nos ha dirh8.
No hfcp mn MTl8 8eurrl8 an ras0 se-
nelaube. del que dImos cnensa d nEaas-
rr0s lsG10res.
u espautasa erfermaaad dnr5 en-
Hmb0s cHrca de 1raInta dlas-
-gal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

Sin nuricIns De p0liTIca exterior, poF-
une q 1nperi0 esna en- bnenas ralaclo-
mes con todas las p0tsnclas J no sc pro
nane bacer ruerras de GBnqustas, IA
halise uocas ngvadades de pnliEica n
terror.
III Principe Bismarck InsIste en So
3aterminaci6n de dimItr e cargo de
MIuistro prnsIanD, Y no c0nservar mas
gue q de Gran CanGiller del 1mperlo,
nero Il Emperad0r no IA admIEIdo hub
n dimisidn de 81 primer Mlnls1ro.
Sc habla mucho de IN proyHcto de
lpr oue estahIecera ID C0nselo federal
con q nnmbre de '-StaatBnhans Ia
rnnra de los Essados) . de ''Staatsnrarh
1CoDssio de los EstadDs) CUE sc cGn-
nara de los negoC0s que autsnormante
.ompef1an al Gunseio de EsIado pru-
siana. Los miembr0s de tales cuerpos
ssran nnmbrados pDr sl GoblErno, que
p8drz isiurlus cesanfes.
Pars hRcsr tal ref0rma, sHrla prems0
rnudffcsr Ia C0ns1ltnei6n. 81 Sc ad0pEa-
40 sg qusdaria el RsichsIag (pHrlAmen-
70 fsderan subordinate al 'sStaatan-
haus q al .sSbaarenraTh Y seria Inu-
I'd In actual 0amarR popular. Iuda-
mos que el prgyecr0 PuedR Aevarse q
cab0.
Eav paz en- todo el Imperlo, 7 sln
embargo la marcha de los neg0Cl0s es
lenta Y trabaInsR-
Las ngr1riRs recihidas de Austria han
side inEiguIfcantHs. Sc rensren prIn-
ciuaImenfe 4 asuHt0s de Intereses 10
cafes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

- y =
haee IL Clag10r aeI Fcsa acahadlro DE
saIir. del hbarBlIsma sas genErzs da ~
ASsm EstG. Bueno es qne 10 quede
nada an 81 usis1arl0- one nos cun0zca-
mos tDd0E. B.ecameudamos 81 cHrlas8
lect1r Ia gIrada histBTlR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

AG1AG& G4xAAw - &sN@@&@@@~A>se~Ss@S~&@'
cue IA sida disuslra en- RIe-pisdras. De
eBmln acuerda. Ia socIedad nercautll
de los senoras KIIlanl z Fernandez
.Tuncns. don Francisco, guedand0 d car
70 de este, s0cI8 GapItalsta- Ia CONT
uuaci6n De los neg0l3s Y hqmdael3n
de la misma.
Tambi4n Sc Los parTicIT1a qEle Ia ca
50 de camerc0 C0sbas Z Hg8- DE- Fenue-
las. &c ha dIsuelto. susrI1UYandoia MA
nusva con Ia raz5n de C'os1as, Santae-
La ' ca, cue Sc dedicard a los mlsmos
neg0c0s que su prBaeces0ra.
Praspsriaadas sln cnent8 deseam0s
4 arnbas casas de Rie-piadras : Pc
HuHlas.
Azucar-Auuq1e algO 1suta-
mante. Sc va veudiend0 Hl aZicar cue
Uaga al mHeile- [ Ia subId Ia de pre-
slo vHndria como pedrada en- Ql0 de bo-
ticariD, secu1 sRele decIrae.
One vsnga, pnes.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
The Doll's Wedding.

l'M 'vitrd to the Weu,iinH,
And have to n,hLe u dies:
l want II lot OF 'lus On,
a hun.ir. Il yards, / rue1a-
l think l'll make IL "Pr,ncrs..'
couldn I Wear II plain
It's very fashionable
To have plcuted train.
It's Rosa Bur,inrL' 3 wedding
Tomorrow, just al three.
In Mamie Iurn1ullo s arden,
Un'er The apple-tree.
The Gri.irgrCOm's Col. EIacrbridge.
He Wears II sword and I.lniur
To show that he i soldier
Its Sly iish. ! presume.
We made some sugar water.
And MaIuie's rot n cakr;
never saw such good ones
AS htr mamma can MAKE.
She puts on plenty irO,iing
Aud lots OI supar l'lumS,
putsS we'll have tEr 'Ir shments
Before the min ler cUIu,s.
We've got to puck some dandr rlines.
To make u cham and ri, e
Louise will play the jews -harp,
And May m and will sins;
Wen have to say the 'spons.s-
They couldn't il they tried
But Rosa is so el'gant,
She'll make lovely bride.
Wen have to stand the Colonel
Against a piece OF board,
Or maybe he can stand up
By leubing on fns sword.
Come, now. this ID Tomorrow,
Let's Get our h II and Shnwis.
BRING Jan. nn.i itIi. ZephIrine.
And &lI the othei dolls.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
'Twixt May and June.

From Good Worts.I
Here let us rest and sing,
While The warm breezes blow
O'er Hun!it pastures gay with all the flowers OF
Spring.
Where dappled herds all day a-grazing go,
Or lie in shadow where the boz, CHS hung low
The years. in its prime,
No charm is overblown.
old Timei
Pass on to e'ier lands, TIL our young birds are
flown.
Leave US and joy little whit. alonei
What does thy haste avail,
When all Tor once g"es well?
Ola traitor, thou caust creep ns slow as any
Snail
II u poor henrt doth weep. Or passing bell
ring Tor some vanished hope, the funeral
knell.
Grant us bri-f delay,
Now when oiir s.,itl, lain
With longing us We drn l. ILe Summer hour
AWAY,
And, dreaming "n the brink OF heail..w-el
pam.
Ponder the cuckoU's Iiuuii low refrain
II my not be, alas
Fa Ter than bOsS. ms Iail,
The honey Laden hour VIII v,niahes iude and
l,ass-
Fly swell! come snnri The biIt. rest pang OF
all
Is SPARED us-when the Ierfect joy doth pail
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
This Life is What We Make it.

(From the Boston Transcript
Let's oitener talk OF noble deeds,
And rarer OF the bad ones,
And sing about our happy days.
And not about the sad ones,
We were not made to fret anu sigh,
And when grief sleeps to wuke II,
Bright happiness ls standing by
Thls Life Is what We make It.
Let's nnd the sunny side of men,
Or be believers IN it;
light there is in every soul
Tnat takes the pains to win it.
Oil there's q slumbering good IN all,
And We perchance may wake il;
Our hands contain the magic Wand;
This life 10 what We make It.
Then here's to those whose loving hearts
Shed light and joy about them!
Thanks be 10 them Tor countless gems
We ne'er had known without them.
On! this would be u happy world
To all who may partake il;
The faults our own If il 10 not
This life is what we make It.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
TIE Early Fly.

Peace, buzzing harbinger of balmy spring!
GyratiOnS devious
Can only cripple the rheumatic wing,
Or leave thee but poor frost bilten thing.
Thou art too previous.
60, HE thee to some sunny window ledge
And dream of June,
OF sunburned noses, bald and shaven heads,
Or tonsured priests, OF restless sinners beds.
Thou art too soon.
Wait, till our flesh be cooked to suit thy taste.
Lest thou regret it.
Forbear this greedy and unseemly haste;
ThOur't out OF season, wanton and unchaste.
And don't torsett!
Wait, fell destroyer Of our slumber sweet,
Till by and by;
Till summer stlrs our blood to fever heat.
And frenzy trails from thy persistent leet,
Thou art too fly!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Chicago & Alton r. r.

Trans markeds will not stop.
e Trains markell will stop on signal.
Local freights run daily except sunday. Other
trains daily.
We keep a iull line of through tick. ts to all
principal points IN the United States and Cam
ada Ut lowest rates. Also through checks.
Il. p. PRICE, Agent. ut Higginsville.
FRANK Il. ADAMS, Agent, ut Odessa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Lost-A Boom.

[From the Cincinnati Times-Siar !
He slowly walked along the street.
man with II tespOndent air;
HIS eyes Cast down toward his ieet,
AS II in quest Of something there.
And as this melancholy man
Pursued his measured, solemn pace,
The passers 10y wOul't pause anu scan
The anxious look upon his lace.
AT last enc. bold and curious. cried:
''What do You seek . man OF glOOm?''
MY name is Blaine,'' the man replied,
"And have lost my little boom -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Ne w..

As vehicle of news the country nrwspa-
per occupies IL sphere peculiarly its own. A
recognition of this fact essential to success.
In Il lime when the rnpi.lity ofiransit and the
rhrapnr>> Of price place. the large city week
lies within the reach nf all The people it is
folly for the country journal to attempt, in
the elaborate AMI comprehensive publication
"t news, To enter into cvlnI,elili0n with those
UaprrS. IL must choose IN entirely distinct
i've department of effort. But 1t has field
which can no more he occupied by the city
paper than 1t can fill the sphere beiOn !fng to
the latter.
THE LOCAL.
The essential feature of the country PAPER
is the local. 1t should be ,,s far ~ possible
comprehensive. Every item of public inter-
est, social, political. personal, criminal, agr-
cultural. commercial. religious. Of every sec
lion "l the county, should be ,igilantly chron-
irle'i. a |! neighborloods should he represent
ed. In every county there is jealousy of the
county seat and Il corresponding appreciation
"l all publications touching country localities.
Care s.lOuld be taken not To male it eXclus-
lvely town paper. Il" this end reliable cor
eSpontlentS-diflicut to Obtain--in different
cannot be secured by furnishing them sta
tiOnerv and stamps and circular of insiruc-
ti0ns, it will pay to compensate them either
III advertising Or in cash at from % to 20
cents per letter. Then personal notices, not
puff-. are valuable feature. The more peO.
pies names that can be gotten into each num-
ber the more will be Interested in it. Mar
ket reports. something that nearly every
county paper nc.ltclS because OF the trouble
10 get and nui them in type, are one of the
most Important elements OF popularity. Pu,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Captain j. ID. Conner, recorder Of deeds OF
Lafayette county, Mo-
Abstract Of the deeds filed in the Office of
Recorder Of Deeds from Saturday, May Ii,
to Saturday, May 24, A. D., 1884 Only such
AS contain covenants of warranty contained
in list.
Geo: o. Wheatley wife, ct alto An
drew y. Flowers, Sc sw, and 81 wv
NV. 81; and hf Sc ne, 20; and 10
acres in 16. 4S, %; 90 acres .......S $50 90
Samuel NJ. harris and wife to P.
Beullens, lot 90, blk 9, Pomeroy's
add to Lexington ......,. 15O 90
VIM II. Elnde ct al, to Kate w.
Emde. lot I, and hf Of s,blk 80. lst
add to Lexington 49,. ...... $50 90
VIM. Ii. E,nde ct nj, to Annie l.,
Krone, part lot g, blk 3S, 1st add to
Lexington :......; .::;....:..... 2,25e 90
b. TallaierrO, part sw ne, 13, 4S. 2S.. $50 90
Helen j. Shoemaker and husband
to Mary s: Taylor, lot 3, blk l. Rus
selps 2d add 10 Odessa -. 70 90
Mary S. Taylor and husband to j.
D.: Bowman, lot 3, blk I, Russell's I'd
auu " OueSsa. ............,. 1o5 90
Louis Getting ct al. to Henry peke w
ct al, n hf lot b, and hf 4, blk p,
COncordia 1.hOO No
John E. johnson and wife to Chas. w
HGfer, 90 acres IN o. ~, 25.. :..... 5000 90
-, Chas. w. McCOrd and wife to c.
iempeI ct al. II acres, n side ne NV,
~. 70 ;..:....: ;.:........ =. 1850 90
ders, sw NV, and Sc NV, 35, 49, 81;
Chas. W. McCord TO j. G. Barns. ''''' w
lot s, blk b, McCOrd's add to Hig-
gnsville e 1so M
John Ferrel and wife to MARY A. w
Mckinney, lot II, blk 10, Odessa. -. 400 90
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

An Indiana man employs his divorc-
Ell wife as servant girl; and now shell
gets four more nights out week than
when she was his wife, and more spend.
ing money.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Mo. P. r. R. Time Table.

Morning tram west makes all western con-
nectious at Kansas CITY. RDh passenger trains
make all connections to and from st. LOUIS.
C.. Il. RUSSELL, Agt.
At Lexington.
Wabash st. Louis & Pacific r. r
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for both East and West. ....... s. SOP. NJ.
Trains Tor st. Louis K. and st. Joe 4 40 A. N
ARRIvKAT LEXINGTON
From 81. Louis and all points East. 6 35 A u
e. BEN. RUSSELL, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

A persons being ask what was meant
by realities of life, answered: "Real
estate, real money and real good din
ner, none of which can be realized with
out real hard work"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

VIM. L. Thomas, the former pub
isher Of the st. Louis Miller, Com
mercial Gazette and the St. Louis
Miller, and also the Treasurer of the
Missouri Press Association, has COM
menced publication OF the Home and
School, and associated with him Mr..
All. Patek, formerly of the Globe-
Democrat. The parsr is published in
the interest Of pupils, teachers and pa,
rents,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

A wicked young man says that he
never will, upon any consideration
whatever, believe that a pretty girl
knows what a kiss means till he has
it from her own mouth.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

r,uysIclAN SURGEON, office opposite
tconrthouse over Graham & Morrison o store.
r ,si,ience: Over Philip keller's clio tnins store
Main a.reet Opp. City Hotel. JanA'o-A5.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

articles VI lhch u,snuiacturepledging theDselve
to seL ascheap as such articles can be boughtfor
n. r. WlNkLER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

hope such editors will either 20 to heaven
while young, or move to Texas aud never
come to Missouri.
think All editor should have convictions,
which is good deal to have. Then he should
be Tree 10 express them but In addition, he
should conduct the business affairs of hi, es-
tablishment 80 as to be absolutely in,lepend-
ent of amy individual Or set of individuals.
Either that, or he should quit the business.
There Is muse denying that the sheriff has
MS grip upon quite large number ofcountry
newspapers, not exactly in the shape of \
literal execution, but in, as the lawyers say, u
caseat IN the shape OF patronage, which it
ls well known will be followed by legal seiz-
ire IL the editor fails to materialize in a way
That Is pleasing TO the sheriff. What is neei-
ed Is that the editors get out from under the
upas-llke patronage of the sheriff and show
him and all others OF whom lie is the type
That 1t is much easier for the newspaper TO
live without them than it Is for them to live
Without the newspaper. Whenever publish.
era,rease 10 feed from the scraps that are
thrown from the back doors of the county
Offices and make themselves independent OF
the petty local politicians they will not only
he In position to WELD proper influence ii,
society, but will put themselves where they
can command the politicians.
HAS THE POWER If IT WILL USE 1T.
That the local newspaper is at last the chiel
motive power in community is readily
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
DR. G.. w. YOUNG,
m. II. CHAMBERS.

Duys,c,AN AND SURGEON; office and resi-
dence on Oak (College) and Soutn stfeets'
Lexington, Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
ATTORNEYS.
GRAVES. " "lLIIAM AUl
GRAVES s. AULL.

A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Lexington, Mo-.
"A will practice IN the courts OF the Sixth Judi.
cisl Circuit, and United states courts. frompt 1
Kriehn Block. y2no
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-01


Copiah county, Mississippi, who Tpresume may
be better able than myself to appreciate your
EFFORTS in behalf Of the reform candidates of the
Democratic party
BosToN Journal This campaign promises to
be marked by highly original developments to
the close. Does any one recall any prior presi.
Dental campaign in which any candidate for the
vice-presdency found it necessary to publicly
deprecate the suggestion that his chief should
withdraw, and to defend him from charges
whose truth In the same breath he virtually adj
mitted.
Boston Journal: A stern chase is proverbs
ally a long chase, but that is the kind of chase
which the enemy have been leading us. 1t is be-
coming a little moEotonous to see only their re-
treating figures. We should like to have a front
view of them just for once. Can't they pick out
an eligible piece of ground somewhere, where
they can make a standi As an aggressive cam
paign, their movements are certainly a failure.
but it would lend interest to the engagement if
they would at least undertake a defense worthy
of the name.
MR.. A. a. FISHER. Of Bound Brook, N. j.. en-
t~ertains a high opinion of Mr.. Blaine,s letter of
acceptance, and offers to give So as a starter to
send tito every voter in the country through
the mails. 1t can be done by some public men
in each town. Then it will be read by the
mothers who educate the children into whose
hands this country and all her interests must
soon pass. Mr.. Fisher is satisfied it will do
more good than all the documents that can be
circulated until election day.
IA VoTERr writes to tho New York Sun as
follows; "Has it ever happened before, in the
history of political parties in the United States,
when a candidate for the vicepresidency wrote
a letter in respect to charges Of personal impure
ty against the candidate for the presidency as
ISOLATED with hint l ask for information. If
this is the exception, and it passes without COM
ment, it appears to me that the times and morals
are bad, and the sooner such a state of political
morals is rebuked at the polls the better for the
moral atmosphere, not only for politics, but for
the country