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Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Drunken Man and His Duck

About 11.30 o'clock this morning q
man very much under the influence o.
liquor reeled up Shipley street with
live duck under his left arm, bsske
in HIS right hand and a segar stuck II
his mouth, He was evidently yer.
drank in his feet, and ne performed
some amusing antics as he wended hi
way along.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

The Hteh scho %. ,, Uy H,lss
yu.d ,nn evening a. , a kt
program r The WimiGgI@ g. "
oasion' I'll, The be pre.eDted o,.,ssir ID
R mack. an" sas ' s Sa .s,asp.1
lsnce in English gran
Charles B. Lore
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

Sometime ago a sllt Ws Wv NV
against the steamer Mary heig, ]
the United States D.slIic' =, CG ~ Nh
Delaware Iron aud sag guy
Works, of Chester, In H ''lt3o M y
sought to hold ,hs yes's. '' :; wv, ny
lien for about 500 worn q /. 'apI
which had been iu'I'slsii J.. J n.
opinion of the Couii va. .t lS
day by Judge BatleT, II s !. .s5,%i
cided that the OJat was . lg'r ssl.
ion, and that il /. bad ssi. ~ s5,isf,
charged by a substqu.l'
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
INA snendIng Hp "A,

n:Ss sas a rSs I ss!ss3s & :
New Y s9,s lis Il 'P psPs@5,:s, - ~
Fifth Fifth street. sMas M; SD d tha s q I'D
q 55s j n .ss head sSPS 3 d. 9,.: ,'
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
New Ice Company ,

The advertisement OF the GreenbanE
Ice Company will be found in anotlel
column. They propose to furnish Z
good article, sLd consequently deserve
encouragement Our citizens Will tak'
the Lint, and give them o share OF thei
lairCnaSe.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

Some time Outing last night the groc.
cry store OF John DesLone, ct Front
and Du Pont street,, was broken into
and robbed of | 900 separs aud about rs
small bags OF II iur. The thieves effect
ed an entrance by cutting out a large
pane OF glatH in one OF the front doors.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Peach Exchange Estanlished.

At a meeting OF fruit growers held a
Fairlee, Kent County, Nd, on Tues
day, a branch exchange Of The Della
ware Fruit Exchange, of Wyoming
was formed, and local board OF d:
rantnrA elected
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
SCOTS EMULSION oF PURE


Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphitss
In sorofulous and COnsumptIve Gases
DIR. 9. g. LOCKWOOD, New York,
Say.: az have frequently prescribed
Scotia Emulsion and regard 1t as a
valuable preparation in scrotulous and
con ,umptive cases. palatable and eff
caciOus"
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Hut and.5nltry.

Just the kind of weather to bring to mind
our necessities in the way of Summer Clothing.
The Times" bring to mind the necessity OF
doing the best you can for the money. We can
offer good Stock, Neat-htting. and Of the latest
style, for Just 10 per cent. above the cost OF
manufacture.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
SPRINGS H. BATHS.
ALKALINE LIrHIA WATERS, ALSO
SUPERIOR IRON WATERS.
HAMPSHIRE UOUNrY W. VA.

SUI LHIOt' INJIE " "A TEho.,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
NOV OPEN
With its splendid baths, the largest swim
ming pool Of mineral watsr (Lithla) In the
world. Situated In beautiful mountain
region In climate for dryness and lowell.
hess unequaled, II equaled any Where. No
fogs. NO malaria No m0squisoes Where
the SICK and feeble soon recover and tho well
OF all ages spend q delightful summer and
Iall MANY improvements added since last
season, among them the "Kaables build.
my, namen in honor Of BE- n A. KeabIes,
iOJ East Seventh street, Wilmington. Del,
70 whom the readers okthis paper are respect
iuliy referred for information. Correspond
ehce solicited. Engage your rooms. Jacob
,. Beetom, water agent, Wilmington, Del.
w. II. SALE, Proprietor.
jel4.lm-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Tho following described real estate, viz
at2 O'Clock, ?. m,

Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with q three
rtory Orick dwelling thereon erected, situate
IN the city OF Wilmington, formerly Brandy
vino hundred, New Castle County, Del.,
bounded as follows to wit;
BEGINNING on the ca Iterly side Of Lammott
street, between Hetts street and Marsh Lane
liz feet IRON Betts street. thence easterly
parallel with Belts street and passing
through the middle OF the division wall so
feet inches. to tho westerly side Of feet
wide alley leading from Belts street to Marsh
Lane, thence thereby souiherly IA feet to
land now or late Of John q. jackson, thence
By the same westerly parallel win Belts
street ami passing through the middle OF the
division wall so feet inches to the said side
OF Lammot street Rnd thence thereby norther-
"a feet TO tho place OF beginning with the
privilege of the use Of the said aney Ia COM
mon with other owners forever. Book M,
Vol. H. Page 2b6 &c
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Martha A. Maris, surviving Mort
gagor and ETecutrix OF joshua MaTis, d..
ceased, and t. rs. and 10 be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
SherIh's Once, Wilmington, June 9Th,
1850. lla-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co.,
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.

GHBKIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF 4
- writ OF Levari Facias, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale, ut the Cour
House, En- Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington
New OAshls County, Delaware.
On SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1886,
at2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lois Of land with the
frame dwelling thereon, aituate In the city
Of Wilmington, bouHdad and described rs
No. i. Beginning at tho Intersection
fol- med by the line OF the nsrthsrlT SIDE OF
Fourteenth street with the line OF the west
erly side OF Marsh road IS laid out OF the
Cherry Island Marsh Company, thenoe
teenth street lti feet 10 corner, thercs
northerly by . line At right angles 10 said
eide OF Fourteenth street, leo feet to cor
ner, thence sAsterly parallel to tourteenth
street. W feet inches TO tho westerly side Of
M srah road. and thercO thereby s0vtherly
$50 feet to the plscs OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Fo2 Beginning AZ roiat On tho east
eriy side OF pbilroad Ayenus OF 2S) fset
northerIy from the n0rt5eriy eide OF Four
ts ehth street by right Ang 10 itna measursd
therefrom (fHilroao avenue is laid out At Is
feet Wide parallel with and adjoining the
e, sterly line OF tho Philadslphia, WiumipS-
ton & Baltimore hairoAd Company's labd)
thence easteriy parallel with Fourteenth
stree. lol feet ~ a point a corner, thence
northsriy at risht angles TO the last men
toned line " feet to corner thence west
erly parallel 10 Fourteenth stiHet 70 feet Q
incnss TO the said sAstsriy side % haiitoad
avenue. and thence thsreby southeriy 70 the
pls CO OF beginning. he the contents thereof
what they may. Book n Vol. u. page lc7.
Seized and TAKEN u execution s. the prop
erly Of Edward Forrest and 8nuie 4 For
rest, his wife, and t. ts and 10 he sold by
THOMAS EORI, Snerih.
ShSrlti's Cttics, iimingtou, June AZ, 1850
jeA-vod IS
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Notice.

The Independent Labor party will
meet Friday evening at No. t06 Taylor
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Grand Snapper

Lunch on Saturday from 10 TO ~ q. m
aud 10 TO II p. m, at Nitschke's, NO
LOG East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
SUCCESS.
THE DEITZ TUBULAR OIL
STOVE.

A lady in this city having thor
proven the merits of the
above stove las secured the
sale Of six Others among her
friends. This stove conquers
prejudice, and from q large num-
her of very excellent oil stoves
is being selected as the best Of
ali.
We have it on exhibition
along with tull variety of Other
oil stoves.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

CtHRRIFFiS SALI.-BY VlETUEOF a
> writ Of Lsvaria FEcias 10 mo dtrectod,
viii lie exposed to public sale, AZ tue Court
House, on Market street be wseu Tenth aad
..eeeNth straet-, n me city II Wilslins ton,
sew Castle C"rGty, ilel@6srn,
On SATURDAY,
TIE 10TH DAY or JULY, 1883,
at2o'clotk p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All those TWO certain lots, pieces or parcels
Of lSnd situate In the city o1Wilmington,
bounded and described as fluous.to wit:
30. !. Bsginulng at tue esEterlY eide Of
Forrest stre.t at the distance OF 81 feet
inches from the sout1e rly siCe Of Vhirteehth
street at a line OF land late Of Henry Plerson,
thence with his line eRstsTly parallel 10
Thirteenth street 90 feet TO the westerly side
Of feet wide alley running IRON Twelfth
| to Thirteenth street, thence herewith south
] erly IL feet 20 q stake in land conveyed TO ,.
| CrAnstOn h 90, theucs with said land wes-
teriy psrAllel 10 Thirteenth street through
tho middle OF the division wall between the
I two hoUs IS feet TO the said side Of Forrest
| street, and thsuce Herewith northefly IA
, feet 10 tho place o: Beginning, be the con
| tents thereof what Il nay, with q two story
brick house thereon erected.
| No. 2 Bounded and described rs follOwa
| to wit: Beginning on the ea6terly tide u
| Head street at the distance OF 81 feet froin
| the lOuthsrly side Of Thirteenth street
| thence eRstorly "a feet % the westerly eide o.
3 3.ieet wide alley runring into Oade ttssot
| thence with said alley eide sou th.riy "a fset
| 10 tho line Of lau5 Of Robert MeCkuliey
| thence with his land westerly 62 foot TO tbs
eaid side OF Esald street. and thence there
with northerly IL feat TO the place OF betin
mig, 10 tho contents thereof what tbGl
may with trO-storY frame h.ute thereon
erected. Book q, Vol. -, page 3os, nc.
Seized and taken IA execution a6 tho prop
erty % Manloa III. Dhlld aud Mary W
Child, his vic, I. To- ard to he sulj by
THOMAS FOku, Sheriff
Shcriii's Uhi0e, wilmington, june l.lBN
ica4-eUd-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
REFRscE ORATORS.

The Climax, Victor and AL
pine are included in cur list.
These, and a good line of chest
refrigerators, have been marked
at lower PRICES than ever before.
IOil stove and refrigerator circu-
lars mailed or G ven on al plics.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

GNHERlFF'S ShL1-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levar Faetas to me directed,
Will he exposed TO public sale. nj the hotel
Low occupied by ULa.les W. Lloyd, In
Udessa, IN st, Georges Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10TH, 1850,
at2.39 O'CLOCK, p. N,
Tho following dc e-ibsd real estate. viz !:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated In the village OF odessa, and bound
ed as follows TO wit:
Beginning At q stone in Main sire ~ Mt q
corner Of this and other laads Of said Tatman,
themes up said street u north west direction
80 feet to the line Of land OF Francis A. II att,
thence with the line of said hyatt south
weeterly direction about $50 feet to the line
Of land OF Daniel C9rbit, thence with the line
Of eaid CoTblt u south-easterly direction O.
feet to the line OF land of said IAtman.
thence with the line oisaid Tatman G north.
easterly direction about jbe feet back "
Main street and place of beginning contain
ing therein about q coo square feet ofland,
be the same more or lePs, with two-story
frame house, shop and stabling thereon cree
/ ted
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF Geor1e kumpel and Frederi
| cN Rumpel, his wife, and I. ts. and to be sold
by TAOM AS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Once, Wilmington, june 10th
1885. ll2eodts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

AppO, Arerf, OF =. n
,. The s5SS sS { Z s: S \. 55;
GDoSterence, in Pla =, b Harrington :
M savefal wee weeks ago.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

kNHEKIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ OF Ais. LevaIi Facias to me d.
rected will be exposed TO public sale at the
Oourt Rouse on Market street between
Teeth ami Eleventh streets, in the city Of
Wilmington, Kew Castle County, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 9erH DAY OF JUNE, lSse,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24


Tho following described real eftate, viz
All that certain lot Of land with three.
story brick hapso thereon erected, situate Ia
the city OF wilmington, bounded aud DO
scTibsd As follows. 10 wit
Beginning on the scutheriy side OF Second
street ct tho distance Of 81 feet 0 inche,
westerly nom The westerly side Of Ada u,
street. themes Rtong eaId side Of Second
street westerly - fset TO stake, hence
touthoriy parallel to Adams street ll3 fee
~ inches To the Eettherly sice Of Pleasant
street, thence thereby eAsteriy IA feet 10
stAKo thence h0rthefly parallel to Adam
street ll3 feet 10 iache5 t. the said sice 0
~e ond street aud piaos Of hey inning. Boo.
| . vol. 10, p re 4s3
, Seized and tfkeu In execution MS tn
property CT !! dwarI Forrest and annie II
Forrest, his wife aud I is and TO be sold b.
III lMAS FURu, sheriff.
Sher!t's Office, Wilmington, Tune ~, ls5t
Ie2i- eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
|GREENBANK ICE co.
office No. 2O4 W. Eighth street.
PRICES OF ICE

Us pounds and over at so cents
per 100 pounds. Ice by ton at
ton rates. Your patronage is
respectfully solicited, je24tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

ltHERIFF's SA,.k--BY VIRTUE or A
y writ OF LevEri tacias, 70 ms directed
Will re exposed u public sale, al the OOuri
House, on Market stTset between Tenth Md
Eleventh sire Is In the city Of Wilmington
rev Jssue County, DeisTsle,
ON SATIrPDAy
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

rNOR SAI.E-2 BULK WINDOWS.
q AIHhM YER4EA'S, 10. 407 Sh'ploy
street le24tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

YETANrED-A HALy-]RnWN GIRL
w 10 assist IN general housoWork, at
No zoo kiaR street. ie242tl
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

CgOR SALE--h FIhSr-ULhSS OAR.
= rage. n. " corner Of 9TH and Srench
streets le2i.5tt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

Major Warner seems to be depending
upon democratic votes to place him in
congress-. Why should he receive even
n such vote in the district? He is
not as able a man as his democratic OPP
ponent he is no more energetic; he is
no more pure his habits are no better
then in conscience's name why should
ever one democrat in the district vote
for a man who will vote in congress to
destroy the political principles which
he believes in? We can't see any rea-
son for it., and we do not believe any
one else can. The assertion that Major
Warner will receive democratic votes
in any considerable number seems,
therefore, to be unwarranted. Thele
are reasons, though, why Judge Philips
should receive hitherto republican
votes: He is an ADLER man than Major
Warner; more scholarly, more of an
orator; and he favOrs a reduction o
Federal taxation, while Major Warner
does not, in which the judge is il
accord with hundreds of republican
farmers, who fail to see why they SHOULD
continue to pay war taxes in time o
peace, and he unnecessarily bled in til,
interest of eastern manufacturers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

his end is near, and that in a few weeks
Judge Philips will be elected. and that there
ia no pelf in that for him.. He would go to
Kansas, but the Jayhawkers are getting tired
of offering an asylum to weak writers OF
Missouri-jargon in behalf OF the radical
moral party" but could he not help the weak
..moraiists' out of the 'rObber state"
Branch is a name not here applied to Il tree
altogether but he is u worm in the wriggles.
He feels that the sword Of DamOcles hangs
over his head, and whittier to go he knows
not. But why does he worry about the Con-
cordia democratic club! His statements are
the most exaggerat d fal>ehoods, and do in
Justice to fifty or seventy five good democrats.
twenty five or thirty OF whom are enrolled
on the club list. Let the obtuse, irritated
Branch read the names Of the following list
on the campaign register. and face his read
ers with some more fabrications, and say we
have but two member OF our democratic
club: Henry Filing, A. J. Sparks. VIM. h.
Bruins, Chas. w. Helt. VIM. H. Ray, Judge
H. H. Filing, George CovingtOn. Jas. Helt.
Jas. P. Hendricks. John REYNOLDS, Fl. Hen
dren, Joe. b. Filing, Augustus Asche, Chas.
Bergman, Thos. Walsh. VIM. Hillens, Her.
man Helt, d. 81. Peters, John Covington,
Peter Uphaus, Geo. H. Driver, Henry Ward,
Henry Miller, VIM. Hevenbrock. Fritz
Ehlers, J. H. Detmer, Henry Driver, S. D.
Fo., Hy. Bodenstab. G.. Rehkop, ID. Butner,
| Henry Wears, John Sullivan.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
OONCORDIA.

Trade quiet.
Farmers busy sowing wheat.
Mrs. Heseler is visiting her daughter in
Warsaw.
Jack Frost has left a brilliant crimson tinge
on sumach and ivy.
The pawpaw and pers.mmon crop is very
light on Peavlne.
Nutting parties will find neither hickory
nuts or pecans on ~Blackwater.
Hy. Lehman spent q few days at Palmer,
KS, last week.
The fruit crop is light. Apples are small
and tomatoes aud pumpkins almost a failure.
Some apples will be shipped from here soon.
Mrs. smith is visiting her son In the cOun.
try.
Otto W~alkenhorst is out on the independent
ticket for Justice of the peace. a long petit
ton was signed calling HIM into the race and
since neither the democrats or republicans
have candidates IN the field, Otto will run a
good race.
Mrs. VIM. Huscher, of HiggInsville, was
| visiting friends and relatives last week.
Notwithstanding the assiduous partisan
misrepresentation of the Post" the demo-
cratic campaign club is increasing III num-
bers, and best of all, the members get sub
scribers to the Intelligencer at each meeting
and now it is difficult to find a man In the
club that does not read the Intelligencer.
Mrs. Louis Tegeler Is now visiting In st
Louis.
We have a good postmaster. The post
office is centrally located and the people set
that the democracy furnish a postmaster tina
can write.
A. IL. Deke left for st. Louis last Sunday
Our merchants are getting in a line fal
stock of goods.
The corn crop is more than fifty per cent
better than expected a few weeks ago.
Friday, the Sth INST, closed the first mont
of the public schools. A. j. Sparks has liity
two, and Miss Emma MOrath siyty-fOu
pupils.
VIM Braecklein left, last Sunday evening
for st. Louis, where he will enter the Mi.
souri, Medical College.
:, Democrats may expect Judge IIO. +
Philips, our candidate for congress, to speal
, here sometime this month.
Miss Mary Meyer. of Corder. is visiting i
the city.
ConcOrdia Is drawing trade from the bes
farmers in q adius OF ten or more mile
! away.
Rev. c Eberhardt, the new Methodist min
lister, from CLAY Center, rs, has moved hi
family heie.
Z Concordia and vicinity has three churc
!, schools and a seminary, beside the publ
! schools. all well patronized. =,
, From the false insinuatiOns of last week
Post, it appears that COncordla has but Nv
} members of the democratic campaign clul
4 The fact is that about all that Is left of tn
decaying radical tree. is the "Branch" {
y Higginsvllle. The republican party >quirm
like a diving worm, under the shadow OF tn,
corpulent, red ribboned Branch of the paste
O pot in Higginsville. He knew full well tn.
he was uttering fabricated ialsehoods abot
the Concordia democratic club. He know
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

Mr.. John Aull showed us, Thursday,
the first one dollar silver certificate we
ever saw. 1t is a beautiful, greenback
bill, with a vignette of Martha Wash
ington on one end. 1t is good money;
it is the peoples money it is democra-
tic money, and it bears upon the back
this little legend:-"This certificate IS
receivable for customs, tares and all
public dues, and When SO received may
be reissued." And yet Mr.. Sherman,
when silver is advancing, wants to
stop to put more silver in the dollar,
and to supplement his attempt at de-
monetizing it in 1873, by all effort at
depreciating it in 1856. Give us plenty
| more of these silver certificates. They
| will n~entralize the effect OF the nation.
al bank war on the treasury in theil
arbitrary threat to retire their circula.
ton. They will enable the treasury to
call IN the threes. They will work a safe,
gradual expansion of the volume of the
currency which will help business,
They will give us the safety of the coin
ed money OF the constitution, with tn
convenience of the paper dollar. Br
who is to do this, fellow citizen and fei
low sufferer? Read the debates ant
votes in congress and you can onl
answer that for the necessary legisla
ton the country must look to the dem
cratic party.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

Pennington Times: -" Democrats
who took part in the primary election
are in honor bound to support the
county ticket" Why, certainly; else
what would any arbitration amount to?
1t can never be fair for 4 man to play
a "heads | via, tails yon lose game.
No maj who respects his obligation
can do otherwise when there Is a fair
untramme!ed expression in Il primary
election, than to stand by the ticket
that he by his ballot has helped 10
make. The men who deride this ides
would be the loudest ~squealers wer,
they to suffer from its violation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

st. Louis Republican quarter
of Il century ago Judge Philips made
anti-confederate speeches and fought
the confederacy in the field, but the
Globe Democrat will not succeed in
defeating him on that score. lie availed
himself of his opportunities and got
enough of the var while it ives going
on. The Glob-Democrat is a continual
a%tteslation OF the tact that it is the
Camp-tOllower aud not the soldier who
came ont of the struggle with enough
uncxpcnded ~ferocity to last for twenty
years"
Everybody, come and hear Judge
PhilipsI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested in the estate of Thomas w. hurry,
deceased, and OF the partnership estate of Muir
ry & McGirl, that the undersigned, admins
traitor in charge of said estates will apply to
make o nnal settlement of said estates, at the
November term, 1856. of the Probate cour, OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, TO be begun and
held at the Probate court room. in the city
OF Lexington, on the second Monday in No
vember, 1886. CHARLES MCGIRL,
Administrator of Thomas W. hurry, de.
ceased. and as snch in charge of partnership
estate OF hurry q McGirl. OcI9th
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

Come in and hear Judge Philips
speak at the courthouse tonight. Be
We democrat republican or greenbacker,
no matter, come in aud hear him! 1t
is moi often that you have such a treat
in store. He is all orator and a states
man. Come!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
Pensions have been granted to persons

PENSIONS have been granted to persons
in Missouri named below and certiti-
Gates were mailed last Monday to the
proper agents: Henry B. Ravens,
Seneca, original Jordan Perkins, New
London, original; Thos. G. Cox, Bel
ton, original; Alton Hosizman, St.
Louis, original; John Il. Worth, An
dover, original; John Welsh, st. Louis,
original; Jordan Moore, Ayersville,
increase; John Alexander, Gainesville,
increase John X. Bowman, Clarence,
increase; James P. Floyd, Diledo, in
crease; Fendall r. Hagan, Jr., Milan
Craig Griffin, Macon City; John NJ.
Davis, Kirksville, increase; VIM. w
johnson, Owasco, increase. And We
we are told that the democratic admin
istration is averse to granting sutiicien
pensions to deserving Union soldier
and their widows.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

The democratic party deserves well
of every laboring man in this country
for its noble fight in congress to restore
to actual settlers the millions of acres
of the public domain which the repub-
lican party had squandered upon AFRO
rant railroad corporations.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
OUR AGENT.

MIR, H. C.. Trent has consented to
act as General Agent for the Intel.
ltgencer in this county, and Is au-
thOrized to receive and receipt for
all moneys due this office upon
subscription account. He will make
a canvass of the entire county and
we beSpeak for him kind reatnenI
our
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09

Frank Hurd, the bold advocate OF a
low tariff, has been nominated for con-
press by the democrats of the Toledo,
O.. district, and we hope he may he
elected. He has more brains in a min
ute than the republican incumbent has
in a two years session.