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West-Jersey pioneer., 1884-01-03

Barnum, after buying white elephant,
has made his will and arranged to cross the
divide
The flooded waters of the western rivers
that have caused some apprehension are re-
ceding rapidly.
The committee of the Bartholdi loan ex-
hibition are threatened with arrest for vio-
lating the Sabbath.
Police Capt. French, of Brooklyn, says he
has a clew to the victim Of Koof, the con-
fessed Jersey murderer
All the colleries of the Reading company
on the Lehigh and Susquehanna division
have resumed work on full time.
The celebrated ejectment case of Elisha B.
Packer, of New York, against l. f. Clement,
of Sunbury, Conn, has been concluded.
p The long drawn Phoebe Paulin murder in
yestigation has been concluded with the old
verdict: ..killed by some one unknown"
The general condition of Col. Rathbone,
who killed his wife and attempted to kill
himself, is good. He has 10 fever so far.
The citizens of Plymouth, Pa, are COM
bining to resist the undermining of their
town by the Reading Coal and Iron COM
pany.
Cardinal Bishop Antonino de Luca, pre-
feet of the congregation, is dead. He was
born Oct. 2s, 1906, and was created cardi-
nal in 1868.
The father of Senator Allison, Of Iowa, is
dying at his home in Peosta. The old gen.
tleman is eighty-seven years old and has
been gradually sinking for some time.
Bret Harte, our consul at Glasgow, in his
annual report, says that the enormous aggre-
gate Of 293, ,023 tons of new shipping have
been launched by the Clyde shipbuilders
West-Jersey pioneer., 1884-01-03

40 in. All Wool Ottoman Melange,
from $3.50 down to 81.
French Novelties reduced one-third to
one-half former prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

The newspapers are more free from the
influence Of politicians than ever before.
Even the strong party papers .;.!,lp display ". 2
IL the messures and leaders Of their own
party. Indeed, they are themselves the
iesders Of The organizations they sup
Uort. Tho pslitioal chief in Congress is
much more influenced BY the
opinions and wishes Of the editors
n New York, Boston and Chicago
than the editors are by his. Except in
the case Of . few obscure sheets that live
upon municipal patronage, the daily
papers do not care for the views OF this
or that party ''boss" or leading states-
man, save q matter Of news. Their
opinions on politics are their own. This
Independence Of the dictaticn and in
husncs Of professional politicians ex-
tends to the weekly press, which has
largely outgrown lie old subserviences
to the dispensers Of county patronage
and become manly and ssl-rellant.-E.
Y. Smalley, n The Aaxhastan for April.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Noties q Intention.

:
Not;os b hsrsey given sfAt Il b the inssntiss
Of the Council of ths City Of Los AneeApe =
70 change and sstahlish the grade q hnI ssrsss
ffom second ssssss 70 point on hila utssst 100
fset nosthsriy froa shs north boundary Of Firss
strsst - fcIic~s; - :. 2
the fraAs shall b, - now .tahl1shed, - net
above the dssum paaas; a the intsrssceion Of
I'M ard Pirvt strsses the grass shal b. - fest
s0eye ~ datum plans; Il . point IL The center
line q Hill sessss, 40 fsae nesthsray frnm ne
north boundary q fifst serest, the grsos seeil
be ot ss<s above the datum plane; o. pont IN
ths css.ssr line Of Hill strsct 30 fess novohey
no :, ths north boundary Of Frs stree<s the
rrsde shsli be, a. now sstabished. 10 test shove
the datum plane. f.
An psssoss Interested arr hereby De.iaed e fls
thsir sbjsoGionn. Il any they have With tne o,ors
a he Conncil. within ten days aftsr tbs oaee
II the nrst publication d this notics. : -
n order of the Council Of the dty OF Los An
reIss q ~ messing of March l7th. 4. .: l6s4
--T- w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk q the Coupcii Of tho City Of Lcs AngelsA
los Angeles. March 10, a. D. isse- sA
10 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

"WhAt do you think Of Mr.. New
conner - an aetressr asked Crimson
beak Of Yeast, y they were returning
from the thsater tho other night. 81
like her very much." replied Yeast.
ssAnd Whist do you think Of her looksy
further questioned the speaker IA
pretty - . picture" came from the
phiIanthropist. Eyes. II she would
lsavs Of The paint" suggested his friend.
EssLsavs Oh ths paintl" exclaimed YEAST.
s.sNo, indeed. man, the handsomest pic.
tsfss ~ have are the painted onesi"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
rEmrLe STREET
go rirst street.
nughes' Russian baths.

After su6.rips for months With sciztic Fhsu.
rnasi,n, end sltss trying most ell rsanedisi
axsnciss, including electricity, was 30 reduced
= 70 b uuahls 10 wnlk. 40 induced 70 try
Hup No. Russian and Electric pskhss SIT North
wsin street, and .fsss = . urss Of l6seths ! wes
,uS o ly cured, but Ihsvs not had relapses 4
I'M taSs the batns ocsnsson .liy q aprsvsntisr
! nj 1 have rccoun nchdei tsssn 70 oehesS y 30
nays bssu rrsntly bsnsGttsd BY them.
II :. - ~. - O. w. MOn0AR, s.lI y
N n rel Hr1es - Tnpaa n1oak J,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
NEW ADvERrisEMENrs. s.a
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
Has hHs 3tgzA
aa At the Electrical Works in Los Angeles. Cni

Having perfected the new process for the treatment
of Wines Spirits Fermented Malt Liquors by electric
ity by which the fusl oil. Hydrocyanic acid poisonous
ethers and other deleerious organic matter s eliminated
and at the time imparts mellow age to the prod
ucts Of the wine prepared to
on large scale and the most reasonable BY
this scientific treatment of wines they at M
ted market at the price they at age Of IA
years by the old treatment Of ackng of and expensive
methods of rehandling Them and at the same time an i'm
saving the producer By this process aso there
no waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect delay the treatment entirely removes all
ganc matter that produces fermentation without destroy
agthe bouquet and leaves them perfectly pure and At for
use in "a hoursafter coming from the winery Gall at our
works and be convinced, or send for circulars 81 s.
81 "a - o. ia Htss &
s.sss A. g. TICHENoR.
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor Co. and Patentee
No m Arcadia Block Angeles Street. Los Angeles Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
h lussSstical Tense.

10 heard Of the gentleman who
hing . school asked Ahout, the
70 which different objects BE-.
this knife-blade-to wkat king.
Ut beIongy" he askAd of I
.lafr a ll 'ss rfil1t.f3 :
-, SIR" ~ .
Ibis tablet"
|nble kingdom, sir"
y.has kingdom do | belong
d, expecting, Of course, thai
say Animal" -, I. z I, -, Z. -. =
Kingdom, ar" replied The
wss a lesson in the ans swer. But
Ses Of this kind are net - sub.
|Egsstive. For example: -
IN . grsmmer class was ask ID
many tensss are thst4," 9 3.
b."
hr
ma'sm; there's the present. the
bud the imperfect. /" .ass.
that makes three"
the plupsrfect. the hrst future,
second faturs."l oi s5iso4
that's six"
and then there's new tense tharl
Ibowt now 80 much. y rss q :
st's thar = - - . ~ >
J. the inte~se f--kxeAases.
factory, Phase Of Rsesnt Jour
~ nalism. q saA'f
tsfs sf..e rffsfl u
lsetufs Of the prsssat phsss :
- e especially satasfassory
Ir1|I1F y. - =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
TEACHERS.
sook- k-xGlp,nc rAucmT Z

book keeper dssires ts give course OF In
struction In Ill branches Of book keeping In the
most thorough manner on moderate terms. Only
limited nuInbsr Of pupils need apply. Address
IN. L. P.," HnALD ONCE. mhS-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

Pursuant 10 ss order 4 this Court. nude iris
day .aosses b hesssv Clvsn test Noaday. she ~
a.. q g ssars rosn Il ~ Uourt. IA tht
si1os hassise - 6pslie.sioa u carrie scsalnet,
prSyt4 - 8 docshsst NJ. q t!s
2 a. - Ct {sSs s,;s e e ss.1.s sss 5. Y" q
nftssa y prebe4k. snd tbss keeess 81 &c.
ufnieet11pS vff6 ~ WIN annexed
h i1susd thsrscn v carrs scsilnsr. at which
time a. p1kos ~ psn1aaS iht4rsstsd therein
nay rvSsAi - sss.sss s5.u,. y ~ sh,-..-r..s
NJ Z 4rst Dsts;s. Sfss ici
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Proposals for. Furnishing Los
for DnGine House for Hngine
%. NO. - = 81 $3.50 ftsa-< ~

Notics d hereby g1ven thst seslsd prcpcssn
viii - r6srSvsd By The undessigned, up . sae
mestIrr q ne Oounclos ~ dty q Los Anfssss
of Nsrsa as, A D., isDk fos ~ nnsnssmnf 70
1Sr;oc pleuse Soy kngtns 90. No. l.
l. Ysvmsp Tor ssid lot 70 b made ~ ehe dy
yro1 tanss 10 b e,iisetsd uudss - levy fcr sns
dsnsl yeaS loD4-S. .,.
Tnc Oonas fsssrvss ths Fighs 70 rsisssssy
~ ~ lsr q The Council Of tis- ely q Les An
49, a - nssuAg q March 9bth. A: y. -.
@---- WV. ROBINSON,
Casrk q The oounal Of The Cts5 - - 49,.
sLss Asssits nassh ss'ss - ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Nosiss NJ PuhlisaAicn Of Time for
PfsviAs Wnl ntc.
IN fHE svrEafoR COUNT.
+ lr19It .4iil4iil--@----- u
SYArs - Cnno4mA. y u
cousFv " tos AHeuLn.
In ~ Nssiss u ~ Estats Of r. ~ vsjsr. a.
~" = ceased. $500. rsfs

sPursu.sl u n order ii sAIs cours. made thin
~, ,sollcs 4 hsrsav given thas saturday the 9Th
~ ~ Apsil. .1sslss - y ociose 4. =.
sfnh ~. = ~ coers Rsom Of this Court,
Il soanfy q II. Aasslss. has bses Appotntsd
fcs h.ssfag ths -sgpsss.tio. q MARI z xs!ss; ~:
CSsts. pufperting % - Ne lea Viii end Ts-ts-
menS n n = Wear, dsssassd, be admitted 70
npohl =. ~ thaf js3esssof sdminiitratioa with
~, NM annexed Sc Issued thereon 10 Mary T.
vs).r 1T whtsA ttns 50 p.scs aIl yss.sss ises
81 !, -, - = W.P0rTs. 0sunty ossrk.i
[ auh1sd Nsruh ~ loA = 80 n'e1sed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
q y EE n !.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG 10 AN OUNCE
that they have transfsrrsd thsir banking busi-
nsss 70 tho LONDON. PARIS and Ah1hItAAN
BANK, LIMITED incorporated In LondonJ Jan.
u old premises. 30s Sansone sEsst Al other
business Of LAZAkD FREEES wfn be settled BY
thensslves 1t the same place. Thanking the
puhiis for the liberal ps4ronaes Of the p1sts We
beg TO solicit the continusucs g tkn 49, - our
San Francisco. March 8. lseA = laat a -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
NO SPECTATORS,
cisss for Lsdiss and Chlldrsn on Saturday after
nooas 1t ..
Private Lessons at any hour.
Tickets for six Lessons a.
No Visitors but Married Ladies'
- Asl ~ Jana I'm ai,A aisf y ~. y
Professor Louis Adanss

Who has had twenty seven yssn experience - .
teacher. viii give lsssons IN ~ Fr9qh EAegua2
q his once, No. 81 Baker Block. o. Il puplrs RS
idesee, on moderate tsfma RelereOces: Mr..
Eugene Meyer, French Consul, Miss Stensman,
!. y. Gnfnth. Ms Bishop Kip GA. Dcef.1ds
and many othcrA y "a .s...sl,.a ..Has - .
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Isllol, Paris and American Ball

L0hl0a, P6fk aAa An6flCah bHhk
(LlMHTEO.) asrsq.t
2o6 sansome 81. San Francisco. !,
AstheriseA Capital. FL, 600 go
HaSseribel Capital. 6Soe, go
q which $50, 900 haze bssn called y. and
eco 900 sae subjsct to caii with ens monshs ns.
70. ~ ,,reet.,e. ssse g
WILLIAM PATTERSON. Esq., (Messrs. Paterson
and simonds) Loudon snd singapore.
yAXEs WHfTTALL. ESQ, (Iate Of Messrs. Jar
JAMEs la FONrAfNE, Esq !, (AdministrAtor So
! sists ottonAne. constsntinople). London,
sloisxUND 3 LOUIS SIMON, Esq, London. E. G.
sisoN LAzARD. Esq. txs'srs, LssArd frsIee
Ellie LAzARD. Esq. tAesn. 1IAsard frres .
Wa.asers in san rranetsce.
DAVID CAIN. ...... Manager
EUGENE AEYER. Sub -AanAger
HEAD OFFICE.
o and 10 Toksnhouse ,Yard, Loth-
bury. kONOOU, q- ~
- Lendou Bankefs.
BANK OF SCOTLAND. =. ...-.-LONDoN
new YORK Agency Of the London, Paris and
Amsran Bank, Limitsd. - Excharss riHee.
PAkis-nears lAiArd Frerss : lie, 10 hue
Sts Cecle. -
Having succecded to The busincs Of Mcssn
Lsesrd frerss, San FrAnctsco, We are now prt-
pared to do general banking business.
BHfs Of exchange and teleGraphic transfers
bought ard sold on Great britain, Ireland.
France. Germany. belgium. Holland. s.it,er.
land. china. Jspsn,. Australia, Centzal a9d
South America. and principal citiss u The
COMMERCIAL and TRAvELRRS CREDITS
issued, available In all parts of The vesd- l
coLLsCrfoNs MADE = current ratss Of sx-
issSs cEKffFfcArEs or DEPOSIT asd re-
csivt Deposits On open acconnN.
RuLLIoH BOUGHT AND SOLD. IimmN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
j.. il s.nsue1e..
E.w York Times ]

eopti0nally quiet and
place. So it is In
scts, but ct the same
y theater Of some in
elnarkabls changes fc
of men and hens Of
. any record.
whom every person on
q Nantucket was con-
rwhales. The men all
fishing. and the
ked for them to como
ry house had . "walk''
. sort of miniature
i, where the whale-
4 whom his vessel was
hd where the women
+ his return when his
At ses. The whole
VAS given over to
knew and cared about
- la J.. rr b
the whale fishery ID
lead, the aNantucketer
q . hew industry. He
6umnef bosrders, end
bite u pro6tabls and
dangetous th&n' whil.
fiks : asuhAls sofnetimss
let his lie. but to strike
. = safe - hooking 3
Nt u not. how wsver. de-
kciten1snt. When the
disgorgss its daily
npmer wanderers, al
eyt. The moment
lSav3 the steam boat
| entsrs the town. from
doorstsps goes up the
There hs bio var
that i 70 say, hacks
crews from boarding
srm around him. esp6
Sptufs the prise. The
captor tows him along
boarding houee. strips
} sluggsgs and thrusts
he coppers. or in other
bec8 b6o-rOOfn. Ih6
x the whsle. fishery yet
J the language OF the
souss csp Ekins. and the
|ho oomplacsntly "al-
u he has 'sstruok q
balrel bosrder, = fssliy
~ " has let all his
Pae family, and need no
hss the single--or "Ave-
einitor. Perhaps the
ksr IL less bold and
b he vas chasing The
bale, bat be il much
hpereus and leads .
|sr life.
20 Nantucket captains,
(uckst hens have been
10 change their habits.
no longer yields them
pc in sufficient quaint !.
they have grown tired
BY scratching the barren
Of late they have dis
HAT in the bottom Of
|sllow pools there is m
b Of food. In search
"a they sfe rapidly be-
bphib b1ous. They wsde
~. AID whsa hey see
! The bottom they plunge
h bslow the surfses and
When, led swsy BY the
tot the chsss .; hen
4peS hersslf beyond her
Sewins sshore with the
Ia experienced daok.
J y said the hesh Of the
3 hen closely resembles
|hat of tho Wild duck,
J observers assert that
partially webbsd feel
70 make their sp'
goes on, We shall before
] . new breed OF aquatic
! I'll the navigating ap
u Wild ducks. Doubt
me, the Nantucket henl
pme migratory, and will
Winters in tho Southern
The snnual flight O
ie hens will be eagerly
lor BY sportsmsn. anc
Be enrolled on the liz
uns BIRDS Of Amsries.
she Nantucket cats-buI
take too much space z
the steady and swii
lent Of the NHntucke
] new and pleasing styl,
ct. From whst has beer
'wsver. IL ID clear tha
u 10 Of ell others. tn
ere the student Of evolu
nest pleasantly lsht
I pend hfs time.
- 81 u 49, 70 lgfft Q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
REMOVAL.

rhs couenspni Oh "a It.a1portasioa Co.
psay q a Edtela Hse2fssl have rss.ey.a
'.:;;ss $7.sss 81 & "a - II r. -. '''.'e .As.s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
OFFiCERs:

DIRECTORS;
8. J. Beck. Z. y. Hewitt, Henry King,
Henry Hammel, A. II. Denker, James Gorman.
John 0oldsworthy, Thoj. J. Cuddy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

whs,s Tickets, u = Haif Tickets, u
n Tcks>s. 80. 66 rekots. eloo. iifi
Rsrnit Money or Postal Note. Bank Drft in
letter or sod by Express ORDERS o1
|es anil upward, b, Express. con be ssnt % os,S
expense. Address all orieru 70
|. s-ds~ 81. DoueLAs. oovinstou. w.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

At meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Colorado Copper Mountain Mining Company it
was resolved to place 100000 of the stock q
the Company on the market to raise working
capital. The stock Is to be sold -ubject TO tho
condition that az sson $50 900 are subscril sd
ard paid, the work Of Development shall he
commenced. All money subscribed viii be put
on special deposit In the First National Bank OF
Los Angeles.
Parsons desiring information concerning the
mines. their assays, location. etc., can Amply to
any Of the Directors and are referred, by per
mission. to the following named gentlemen: L.
+. Spence. II. s. orme. John G. Downey.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

a. -
nEpuAye nGlsuP vpAa0Aeyuo y sa,s
81 pERaANkuT oUue ooA3AavueD
rdvs year, ss,ablishsd and rover know, % iAii in
sIngle case, acute o. chronic. keter 70 -
(. ~ d pso~inent physcaaa and ar4 e 81
Gists for the standing of " 1eme
sahcylioa.
0DoXG1Ts
Z THE ONLY DIasokyRn0g rk1R POISONOUS
URIC ACID WRICH AxI6H0 IN the BLtDok,
OF RuBUMAIIoAkD 008EI PA1ikNTk la4
\ SAAaOxidCA 4. k.srn :. . !. ss@pcn
c.ase q Rhounst1nn, 00u1 ~ NsarulgiA, uhlle
so many so-sallsd spsci1ss snd sappassd psnaosas
ONLY tFsst loeAlly the e1sces. A., - a5sE ? VI
Il has besa coneshsd ~ sninenf srssaei11s thst
oinsns sats, inimsnt Am soothiFx istieas sill
Nd er.dc.te these disesses which are the result
81 lie poisoning q tns bsood~ith Uric Add.
9A kR(YLaCA sorks. with mar, eions q.
tect on this acid, and 20 rsnovss t.s di.oEsfn =
cians o America and Europe. hkhsst Asiic,a
Academy ., Paris rdporss g per cent eures in
= EE1N6 4M693N
WSeuSatisu, Go6v and NeuraIgI
The most iutsnss pains ars subdasd a'no
'" ciss Sse>l nsliss r,.tspsssd n 'uiorsy =
sTS Tsoannd, q ssSssuso6l.As sent on lpplisssson
silA Bux. q BoxsA FOR y. Hsut ms ~
nail on receipt Of money. ~ ~ -, -,
Ash Your Druggist for IA sefz'
Nd, do not BE- delwdsd isto tskins ,thissssons o.
rahsxitutes. Of something reeotnmendsd ~ .tuyi
= rood = Insist OBJ the gsns1ns viii. the naine
Of WASHBURN b CO. On seeh boz, ~'hicb Y
gusruntesd chemically pure under on signature
al Indispensable 70 insure succes IN ths
L treatment. Take no other. or sond 70 u.s.
WASHBURN d Co. PropA ss
xax DrNAetv 4 y. eSr. ReuAe st., N. y.
| = 5giffs = marie lvdhws ne stier - D
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
ax.sHsD Roe n, TO LIT.

" nicsl rnishsir on y sss sntl, lo atsd,
LA Rsate nily- Al. res T. y. DOR ltSS
list
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
SALE of MINING STOCK.
& THE COLORADO
Copper Mountain Mining
COMPANY.

LOCATION OF MINFs--Four miles Fast Of the
Colorado River, in Ynma County, Arizona
Territory, SO miles South OF '1be Needles" ci
the A. d p. n. r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

+ |fsstafs Of the prsssss phsss d
~ e especially saNfsfastosy'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

Inpsv~sa asd uninprovsd Cfty ssd Counssy
Propessy. Ossngs Orchards, Vinsysrds and
Ranehd5 Id the b0s Dooaities Ia 0outhsrn Cali1or
ma CessssPond<ncs solisftsd.
Addsso. ADAMS q o0U,
No. sss Pico Houss. N. Main g.. .tos Angeles. ca.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-16
Jack and Jim.

JIM-Where can a man get some pure
Whisky for Medical purposes, and Harvest.
cheapy
JACK-Why at John Baehr's, he dom
sell none but 3 and 4 year old high proof
Whisky, direct from kentucky distilleries.
JIM-HOw can a person tell whether it is
proof or not!
JACK-Why John Baehr will most cheer
fully show it to you on his hydrometer, so
you will know whether you have the worth
of your money or not.
JIM think that il the place to go, Jack,
I am very much Obliged for your advice.
JIM-Where can u man be sure to get a
fine article of Champagne!
JACK-Why at John Baehr's, because he
don't keep but one kind, and the best. The
name is Geo. Goulct, Extra Dry. Instead of
common Champagne, he sells his own MANU-
featured Cider at 40c per gallon.
JIM-lth has been IA long time since l drank
Il fine article of Kelley Island Catawba Wine.
l wonder if II fellow can get any in town!
JACK-Why certainly. John Baehr keeps
1t, and don't you forget it is none of you 90c
vinegar water wine.
JIM-Jack, while talking so much about
one and the other, 1 am getting dry.
BLACKWELL lei us go to John Baehr's. He
keeps the best Cincinnati keg and Anheuser
bottle Beer, and fresh Lexington Creamery
Butter Milk always OH ice. And also the
keeps the hest little five rent cigar you ever
smoked. it is called Quits"
JlM-Allright Jack, 1 see that's the best
place for high and low, let us go. june1ltf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-16
Religious.

Union services at the Presbyterian church
Tomorrow night.
Services at Maple Glen tomorrow evening
by Rev. w. NJ. Poage
DR.. j. A. Quarles will preach at Corder TO-
morrow morning and evening.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning by DIR. Talbird.
Services at the German Evangelical church
tomorrow morning by Rev. A. Piston.
Rev. w. M. Poage will conduct services at
the Methodist church tomorrow morning.
Services ut the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning Mt 1O1 o'clock, by Rev. G.
l.. Leyburn.
Rev. Geo. kOenig will preach at Napoleon
Mt 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
Usual services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock, Rev. G. 8.
Blackwell officiating.
Daily services ut the Catholic church, "a
O'Clock, a. M; Sunday services 8 and 1O1
O'Clock, n. m, and "a o'clock, p. M, Rev. j.
j. Lilly officiating.
Christ church. tenth Sunday after Trinity.
Early communion, 7 a. m. Sunday school
0:15, "A. m. Morning Prayer with Sermon at
1O:4a, u. m. Evening Prayer, with sermon
4 30 o'clock,p. IN. Evening prayer In chapel,
Wednesday evening Mt 8 p. IN. Litany ut Q
O'Clock, a. M. in chapel, on Fridays. Rev.
John Davis, Rector.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-16
THE ALTAR.

Narrie,i-In this city, August 9Th. by Rev. A,
PlGtOr. Mr.. JOHN hhNlliCilS and MISS Hell.
nEWiG HUCk. both ut AaiisIils.
I'm thia city, AuHust i4h 10y G. Clayton,
J F.. Mr.. PHItRf LnDGINs. Ut t:"Mieu. E"y
county. AMI Miss NARY ". AEkIDkTii, al
Wellington.
III this city. August u, by Il. Cinyton, j.
+ Mr. JAMES Il sHiL'fI and Mrs NORA
McGiNNis. all of this county.
Ar. soiph IL IN old citizen of this O'nniy. an,
hls many frISnds will rejoice 10 huar that he has
at last abandoned tho ranks OF bachelor tom
We wish the newly welded pair much hupli-