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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
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9te Imertcan @rpreB COMPANY felt
bon 1sBt an 9eLoanweiiunsen fur europa
aus, aablbar in Trantfurt, 8erltn, 8res
men, Stuttgart. Win9en, 3eip3ig, Nrnz
tteroam uno Jfotteroanl, uno 3par 5u fols
genoen Bretlen: 10c Bis gu $40, 18c fir
$2O, Zoe fir $50, 35c fir $40. 45c fir $50
uber 800 i'm Nerbdlt niB. 3Oa93Dim0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
GeoamernswertD.

Ser Mt8Iti&Iide Sacob e3aDsr TtirDt tn 0oI8e
Der simfreguna iiber ietne Gtnferterung.
Mm San1itag tpuroe berihtet, 0aB Sacob
SaDer, eIn Sormann in elmer hteltgel1
0astabrtf, tDelher Der 30otu19 bon Sobn
y. Se1rn, zines Derbuinmelten ulo il6el=
beleulnu1oeten @eleuen, angetlagt mar,
aus Dem @ountDs @efGngntB gegeH Blrgz
lhdtt entlailen ipuroe, neil li6 l6mere
Nn3el6en bon Srrltnn bel ibm 3eigteiI.
VaDer, elm bur6auS a6tbarer Wtann, mar
BON Or. &rDit, einem Der @ountDs 0ulfsz
Gr3te, unteriu6t moroen unn Der &eBtere
fteute unsDetfelbaft feft, baB Der llnglidz
lt1e an Soblubt lit, tpelder' er, tpte t1z
5ptlden ermtttelt iporoen lit, in Tolge ieiz
ner @tnterterung uuD tuegen Der gegen i'm
erbobeneu MutIage Des WorOeS perfalIen
tpar. BaDer Derltarb beretts ant Sonntng
Nbeno, permutblih an einem @ehirnihIag,
tpelher ibn in SoIge Der ouSgeitanoenen
NHglt befaIlen bate.
Ser Serltorbene bate ben Sobn $.
9enrD, pelber ii6 itets in Der NGbe Der
@asfabrtf, III tpeI1er SaDer an9eftelt
mar, berumtrieb; mteoerbolt Bel 9iebs
ftdblen ertappt u1b i'm OeBhalb aufgez
forDerl ii6 5u entfernen unO ii6 nt6t nebr
auf benz @runo uno 8ooen Der Sabrit
lsben gu laiien. 9enrD tpeigerte fi6 81
9eben uno leiitete 8aDer tbdtliden Nioerz
ftalo, aLs oieier ibn nit 9emalt entFernen
tDolte. Set oicier @elegenbeit nerieBte
8aoer ieinem @egner nit Der flahen 0ano
einen SdIag in oas @eii6t, Del1er sur
Sol8e bate, oaB 6enrD. Der an etuer innes
rem uubeiIbaren &rantbeit LIT, 81 8ooen
fieL rno ipdter Deritarb. 8aDer tpuroe III
Nntla8eitano perieBt uno III 3aft genomz
nte1, mas i'm oermabsn granite, 0aB er
9eilteSfranf rpuroe uno ltarb.
BaDer binterldBt eine Srau un6 Steben
&tnoer i'll oiirftigen 0erbdltniiien, uno
mas beionoers gu beOauern lit, lit Der I'm
ftau6. DAB Srau 8aper aus Summer uber
bas t~raurige @ei6id i6res Wannes ebenz
faus ldDer ertrantt lit.
0etmli9e, 1tnlpiCfiirlt6e NbHtfIe 6es
SrnnuiSmltS {hIpitnin ftrirt (XrO2eS sR1Ih
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
SOB et1eS Surrs 1tnS &rte4Sz
Neter6ttettA

Mtttpo6 Morgen gu frlberS tun6e berz
itarb. betrauert BON elmer 9Sittne unO Z
unminol9eu Ginoern, BON benen oos iiugs
ite 4 Sabre alt lit, TrtbBfersoort
Elm alter @bicagoer 9niiebler, 50 Sabre alt
nno III $50. BIB 8utterfteIoftraBe mo6nz
bait. Ser 8eritorbeue mar Elm mafsrer
SriegSs unb 9urn>8eteran uno mar lett
mebr als breiBig Sabren Mitglteo Der
Eurngemetnoe. ST fam i'm Sabre 1853
mad Gbicago uno mar 5uer1t i'm @erberz
@eldGft tb6ttg, ipater ieoo6 I'M 8trtbSs
geldGft. Sci Qusbru6 DeS Erieges befan0
er it6 in NetD Orleans. ooh fam CT mad
GhicdgD 5uriiG uno mar elmer Der Grlten.
mel6e Die Turner> @ompagnie biloeten, Die
am q. MprtI 1861 bon bier in's Selo 5Dg,
SIT bteier gompasnie bes "a. Suinoiier
&egiuaents bieute er Drei Sabre uno 4 Nioz
nate, unD aetbnete it6 our6 ieiner QuSs
bauer uno Sapferfeit aus. st nobm an,
allen S6ldhten oes 0aegimeuts auf benz
tpeitlihen &riegsidauplaB She'll unb mar
BET QuSmulterung bes 9fegtmets bier III
Chicago SeloDebel Der Gpnpagnte.
Stab 8%ecnoigung beS 3rteges ctabIirte
9r. gfersoorf on Der @de bon @eIIss uuo
SuronitraBe Elm @rocerDz @ei9dft, ipeL6es
ieoo6 our6 ba5 SroBe Seuer 3erltort
Duroe. Seit benz Seuer tpar er in S(etlh>
mann's 9efesSabrit I'M iiolt6eH Staotz
tbetl augeltellt. Oils SecretGr Der v24'er"
mar CT ~alleSeit Der &bdtt9ite oes 0ereins
uno ipar. pie sur 3eit oes &rieges, itets
auf Dem Bolten. Seile &ameraoen II
sabIrethen Treuuoe peroen ibm et1 tpobl>
tDollenoes Mnoenfen betpa6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
NtebM0rft4

9Grn &inbpiebmartt bctrug Die !3ufnbr ca.
1923 Stiid. 9e9en AZ. 900 Stiid III pori9er
@o3e. Der Worft blleb fir Yrimaz @aare
felt, MttteIs8 aare 1T mei9elb ullo 9ertngere
ME Rlbe un0 Sleti9erwaare l9per Der=
tdufli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
1tsTere sta9tt6se GountDFnansen,

gommiiGr George 6. Glebn1, 8oritBenz
Der oes @ountDratbS, bat etne Sulann1erlz
TELLING angeIerttgt, aus peLder berporge6t,
oaB 0as @oof GouutD Bis gum /. Septen1z
Der 1887 nit einem &olte1aufDanoe BON
rur $112,63l.57 %DertDaltet tperoen ntuB,
oenn Iber mebr @eto bat Der @ountDratb
tDGbreno oeS erlt iungit be9onnenen 8erz
tpaltungsiabre5 ntht gu DerfIgen. 9a nun
iene Sunnle faum our IuterbaItung ei :
ner Der @ountDanltaIten btnret6t, 10 1T
9oaano in 9e0tber, uu6 IS mlii1en ith
rnlere GoHntDDGter ben Gopf oQruber 3er-
bre6et. oh Tie ourh Mufnabme elmer 6Dz
potbet auf ibr nod ntnt gan3 3uiamrnenz
geleit1te5 SourtbauS ooer in anoerer QSetie
Jtatb i6affen ioHen.
Qerr1 Rle1m's 3uiammet1teuung 1ber
Delft Die fol9enoen 3abIen auf:
5te91tu19et, mel9etn oernd9=
item 3atbsfisun9 por9eIe8t
rDer0en Iouen. ............ 1,S60.S5
Yalitrte 5fe6nun9en, 1pel9e
Der @ouItp-@lert nt6t com=
t%raii9niren mill. ........... I4,9s9.1 6
Ee6nun9en, nelde ppn ben
betr. @omites mod 1i6t
bur6berotben moroel ftnO.. 1872, 1895
Ee0uun9en Der Oltli@en
Gtootss ~SSrrenantolt ...... 1O,8sz.e5
&e9nunsen Der n0r6li@en
@toatSz s55rrenantolt 49,, 1,s95.45
gte6uun9en Der StaatSanfalt
fir S9ma6iiuni9e. ....... 309.67
Jte6nuuQen Der Staats= Gaub=
ftummenanttalt. ......... 7sO.95
GeAnun9en Der Staats= BIin= @
b%enanfalt .............. 506.S1
&ecbnun9en Der StaatszB ele=. 8.
ru19sanltalt fiir WtGo9en.. 10. 690.99
3ulammeu.. -. 1871, O91.O5
Neh1un9ett, Delcbe truber pom
@ountD=G lerf con1raii9nirt,
aber nod unbesdblt itn6.. 621, 757.1O
@elarrmtb etras Der unbesabIz
ten JteGnu 1l9e11 ........... $685., S4S.15
beltanb inn @0antpl6 aBotnte So 900. 90
Grsisbt cine @6ulO Don $94s, 848 rs
6ier5u gere6net:
Sablun9surtbeil GbonaS gtel-
ions segen Oos Gountp.... 100000
So bltn9slrtbeil B.S. Serton's
sesen oas Gountp. -. 1884, OO.0
Sight 50. ......:...,.:.. s5,5so.2s
SdulSe 3inien fir Die neue
boaOirie 5@ul6. ......... 139, 36s.43
@elammti6uIb.: 81, 2S7, 568.45
9ter5u 9erednet ~SutInftise
S6uloen fir bereits per9ez
bene @ontratte; ettpa....... 200, 100000
Sas er9iebt 3uiammen 81, 487, 368.43
@e1an1mt : @infontlnen pom
Steuern fir bas Steueriabr
1886. 81, 500. 10000
@tntlnfte aus @ountpamtern 100, 10000
@eiarnmteintInfte. :. 81, soc, O0O. 90.
SterDon ab9eso9en Ote obi9e
@elammti6ulS pom. $500. 1,4s7. 3es.43
grsiebt fir Setreitltng auer
&usgaben i'm laufenbet 8erz
w~altuussiabre. .......... $112, 631.57
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
Quttteu. -4O@5Oc Der Rorb.

@aIitorntf1es Obt. girnen
2.75@3.28, Utuscateaer &rauben per 20 10
q 80, Gotaper per ~ To 3.O0@3.50.
H.-8reen @ageS 50@7 5c oa3
-9ed. DamIons 1.75@3.25 per 8uI9el.
&%rauben. - SIR @oncorbs &c, fir
@ataDba &c.
@etBto6G 9ietser $s.5O@4.OOb b. 1oJ
&OmateI. - 4Jc@6Oc.
3lpt eo e. I. 81. 10000 D0s SaB.
G~rab1pp(es. 10-20c. ] Blu.
Seuerte. -10@35 ods Oso.
@eiBe Rlben $l.OO@t.25O D. SaB.
&ntabages. : 25@35c Der Buibel.
Squa ID. - WfarrOfat. 6O@7oc bas
9bb.
.@ss 9Iant". = 25@4O 6as Obb.
@ tIo.-Prairiebiibuer 3.25@4.00, Nol=
!aro gnten 2.5O@3.OO I, Seal 1.25@1.50
tIeine 75c@1.00. @a9teln 2.00@2. 80.
@ranberrtes. : IS .0J@7.OJ pas SdB.
Granger. - Sloriba 4.75@5.00 bas
Sift6en, Samatca 6.5O@7.00 Das SAP.
ssR Oer ~UoWOsoD:ie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

Mdnner unb Srauen, weG6e tdsli6 cine
bis 3mei @tunDen .3eit Ibri9 boben, tonnen
in berielben w03entli9 gang ,let@t 1e tunf
bis Sebn Dollars baour6 perotener, Dap tie
a~ls.n1lere A9enten einen fir ieoen 6ause
bait mertbpollen Qrtitel perfaufe1. Sol3e,
Bic bierauf refleftirel1, m09en gefGQi9lt cine
o6er srpet Yerionen, auf pel9e lie lt9 be-
rrfen f0nuen, an9eben. g. Neutaeoter
s. So. 90 Mercer1rabe. Seem yorf.
2Sin9p1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

Ste nu0eutctIt EcIteDtets atttO bes
fan1ttett sSIniGetbtere oer G0ttra0
Getpp 9relutttG Co. fi1tO c<e0ers
utatttt St e~t1pfcNIen% 8eIteuNn0ett
Htttet ttats 0treft as Die SrNmerei
s1A >usu mtI ~ w!pa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

Wieber nnb wieber bort man 2eute iagen:
rs 9tebt nur elm sutes Mtittel se9en @rfGlz
t1n9 llno bfes 1T Or. SuII'S 6ufens
Sp.rnp; es 1T biai9 obenbrein, foltet 1nr
fAn~tn10spQualQ @entS Die NIQiGe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
s0wa@s uuo finoerlo1c sSra,.e.

iolten nt6t per3weifeln utb Natb ulo Be.
lebruu9 aus einem 8ube l60pten, our@
wel9eS t~auienbe pon 6rauen itnerbalb fir
Setter 3eit ibre poQe @elunobeit lpieoerz
erlau9t uno ben etn5i9en @unl9 ibres Ser
sens in GrTiiaun9 .9eben iaben. Dos NIT
Dielen Gronfen9ei6i9ten erlauterte, rei9ti9
ous9eitattete i~1eilelte @erf miro mad @ms
pfang BON 25 Gents 9~riefmarfen perliegelt
uno franco peribtdt pom Der @rtUate
g4ttttc & 9tSpenIarD, Is 8. SomtOn
Gtr., meat SrpaOpaN> StelD Oore
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
Gin 0tter SanoeI 1T G6z&aus
IfelIe4t

lit mas bic Meiiteu wiinl9eu; Tim aber ni9t
Elm @rab oil elmer SrieobofsfteIe 3u ~fiile1,
ebe 0eine Sage balb 9esQblt lino, bate tets
Or. 9ieree's Golden Medical discovery"
(~gDlbene me0t3Inil0e @utoedung) porrdtbls.
Sci ben eriten Sprnptomen Der S9pinolu9t
idume lli6t, Did nit bieier uni9aeboreu
SrSnet gu bs4enp S4t e tnrirt 'pena alIes
bic Strait bes beiten 2ebertbranS bat, lit tie
ni9t mir Die poblfeilite. %lonoern Die i9maf
batteite Arsnei. Sic reinl9t unb beret0ert
6as 8lut, ltarft ben Organisms, beilt Blt=
iteln, Simmer, Iusi9ld9e uno albere b0ie
SGIte. Sci Apotbefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

Die g d netne s3ufu9c betrIg ca.
151, 600 Gtid, 9egen 137, $50 Grid in Doriser
Wo9e. Yretie mei9eno. IS Durbe beSablt
$S;4O@4.05 fir i@were, fir Iei9te $3.4O@
4.05.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

6eimIi9e, unmiQfirlt9e IbFifIe 6es
Sr9anismlls i6leunig furtrt. @rOBes Bud
NIT @iltSelbeiten, 10 Gents III S%rieimdrfen.
Abrellire: Worlds ~Dispensary Medical
Association, 663 Main str. Buffalo, New
York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01
40
Is

29s 41O
400 415
S6aFe. Die !3uFubr belief fi9 auf
ca. 90; 740 Stiid. 9egen 80, 800 9titf in port
ger ISOLDE. YretIe lpei6en6 unb um 15@25c
niebrt9er ais in Der 8or1po9e.
lSerfnuft mIrnpn II. n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01


England bat ni6t nur 8uIgarien, ions
bern ieine et9ene Wa6titeIung auf9egeben,
Oenn, pie 2oro @5urhiQ in elmer 9te0e be-
mertte, IS rer5i6tet in Nnbetraht Der
S6pd6e ieines 0eeres auf ieoen tbdtLi6
5n bebauptenben glnfuB auf Die euroz
pGiide BoIittf.
@tne aroBe QInsobL bon @run6berren in
Der tril6en@ rafldaft 8eft GIare bat beute
ben Ya6t5tns erlndBtet. Qtuf ben Bropn's
16en 8eiiBungen betrug Die @rmdBi9un9
40 Yro3ent, auf ben O'&enn'iden 30. auf
ben Sbert Steipart' ihen 20 uno auf ben
Wiorgan' i6en 8eiiBungen Is 8roSent. Die
YGdter 3ahlen algemein.
Die Soblenber9perts s8efiber in Glib
MaleS BADEN Die Qbii6t gu erfennen gegez
ben, Die 2Obne ibrer Nrbeiter I'm q Rroz
gent Ill beiheioen.
AmMontag miro in9onoon non9lrbeitern
rItb -GanorefOrmern cine 0ffentIi9e 8er>
lamnllung 81 benz 3nefe abgebalten iper=
ben. Die YoIttit Der MISUNDERSTANDING oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-01

@reiebt fir Setreituns auer
&usgaben i'm laufenben 8erz
w~aItuussiabre. ......... $112, 631.57
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
Religious.

Elder Terrell will preach at the Christian
church tomorrow.
The Presbytery of Lafayette will meet at
Springfield on Thursday, September 8. at !
O'Clock, p. m.
There will be services at the Methodist
church Tomorrow morning and evening at
the usual hours, Rev. D. c. Browne of1cia-
ting.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, q. NJ; Sunday services 81 and lOd
O'Clock, a. M, and % O'Clock, p. M. Rev. j.
j. Lilly, officiating.
Rev. B. T. Thomas will preach at the
Mound Prairie church the fifth Sunday in this
month at 10 O'Clock. He was ordained to the
ministry in that church.
Rev. A. Dobler will preach. tomorrow,
at Independence. Sunday school will be con
Quoted, however, in the German Evangelical
church of this place at 9 a. m
There will be the usual services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and evening, Rev. G. l.. Leyburn officiating.
Evening services will begin at 7 80 O'Clock.
Sunday school every Sunday at $50 a. IN.
prayer meeting every Wednesday night
and song service Thursday night at 1880. p
M, at the German NJ. E.. church in this city
Christ church, Ninth Sunday after Trini'
ty. Sunday school, 3, a. m Morning Prayer
with sermon at 1880 a. m. Evening Prayer
at 3 o'clock, p. IN. Wednesday evening ser.
vice omitted till September. Rev. John
Davis, Rector.
Preaching At the Baptist church tomorrow
morning by Rev. W. A. Crouch at the usua
hour. Sunday school ut Q .. m, NJ. F.ROyle
superintendent. Prayer meeting e"er.
Wednesday evening ut I 80 o'clock
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
A Card

We would beg to call the attention of the
citizens and public generally; that we have
just received the finest and largest lot of pic
ture mouldings TO be found in the city, and
are prepared TO make any and all sizes To
order on short notice at a. low q rate MS
they can possibly be made for. w would
also add that We have employed one of the
most skilled carpenters, Mr.. A. j. Lauchner,
to do this work.
Our line of Artists Materials, Decorations,
etc. will be unsurpassed, and We are ready to
furnish them at Chicago or st. Louis prices.
Orders from a distance will receive careful
and prompt attention. Liberal discount. to
teachers.
We also call attention to the fact that our
stocks of Wall Paper aud Window shade, are
rs large as any other house in the city, if not
II little larger, and we propose to sell them at
prices that will open your eyes.
Our stocks of School Rocks and Supplies
are complete and will be sold rs cheap As they
can be had in any other city in the union
Old books taken in exchange. Trusting our
customers and friend will remember us, we
remain, respectfully, LOOMS Bros,
Book and News, Main street, opposite
postothce, Lexington, Mo. a3Sl3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
NOTICE TO

CEALED BIDS for building the Stone Mason
- ~ for the bridge to be built near Mrs. Ben.
Marshall's, three-f urths OF a mile southeast
of Lexington on the Warrensburg and Lexinp-
ton road, Will he received until noon of
TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER I. Iss6.
There VIII be about two humid, ed cubic wards of
masonry. which will be Jet by the cubic ward
Every bii IS to specify separately and distinctly
as follows:
Price per cubic yard for building masonry.
Price per cubic yard for .eXcayating earth for
foundation pit.
Price per cubic yard for excavating earth and
gravel for foundation pit.
Price per cubic yard for excavating gravel TOR
foundation PIT.
Price per cubic yard for eXcavating sand for
foundation pit.
Price per cubic yard for eXCavating earth with
loose rock and gravel for foundation pit.
ilan anu specifications tor the work VIII he
seen Al The County Clerks Office, upon which
specifications the work Will he let. the mason
ry and earth work will be let separately or Ia
gether. as the commissioner may see proner
Contractor Is To give bond with approved Sc
curIty i"r comp yIng with contract, rs the law
directs upon The awarding Of contract.
The work Is all to be done under the direction
Of The cnmmIssi .ncr.
The commissioner reserves the right Ia rejec
any or all bIdi. b. d. WEEDIS.
duElfll t+mmIS-Innpr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
Personalities.
is at home.

Senator COckrell is at home.
Mr.. r. r. Conn was in town yesterday.
Harriet Beecher Stoves husband is dead
Mr.. f. l.. Bleeding has been here his week
Prof. $. V, Logan, of the W. NJ. A. lis in thu
city.
MIR. Jas Edelen is quite i'll with tYphOiC
fever.
Mr.. Joseph Ramey is here from Medicine
Lodge.
Harvey Mediation, Esq. was in town yes
terday.
relatives.
Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston was in st. Loui:
this week.
Mr.. James R. Moorehead went to Kansa:
City Wednesday.
Mr.. Jacob Todhunter left, last night, fol
a visit to Lexington. Ky.
Capt. J.. ID. Ward, Of the w. NJ. A, paid u
a pleasant visit yesterday.
Miss Emma Luty, Of kirkwood, Mo-, Is
visiting Miss Bessie Wallace, near this city.
Miss Agnes K. Toeppe Is spending u few
DAYS with Mr.. Robert Campbell near Wei
lington.
Mr.. Pete Mountjoy, of Maysville, Ky.
is in the city visiting the family of Mr.. Geo
NJ. MOuntJoy.
The family of MIR. W. H. Holke, of Napo'
leon, is visiting Mrs. Holke's relatives in ST
Charles county.
MIR. 10 Clayton, of Kansas City, spent las
Sunday and Monday In this city visiting rels'
atIves and friends.
Judge Jno. E. Ryland returned from hi
trip to California last Tuesday. Miss Toni
will not return until cooler weather.
Mr.. RObt. Taubman went to Kansas City
Wednesday. Mr.. Harry Turner also went Il
Kansas City Wednesday,. They principal,
rode in different cars.
Miss Lenore Longdon, of Ohio, teacher a
Central Female College, and Misses Nanni
and Dixie Dooley, from Brownsville, Mo.
are the guests of Miss Johanna hriehn ant
will continue to be until the school opens.
Master Otto kriehn who has been in Kan
sas City for sometime past taking the Turkisl
bath treatment, is now entirely cured. He is
however remaining there in business, de wa
here to spend Sunday and Monday last will
his mother and sister.
A letter received by Mr.. Jesse from DIR. j
A. Ouarles contains this paragraph:-''W
are all greatly pleased with our new home
and only hope that we may be liked as wei
as we like all with whom we have met
Kind remembrances to all friends"
Mr.. Isaac S. Cassin late chief engineer @
the Philadelphia waterwOrks and late engi
neer of the Philadelphia gas works was in tn
city Wednesday, and in company with Supt
Joe A. Elmonds, of the Lexington Waite
Company. made a full survey and examina'
ton OF the entire line of pipes, engine ant
pump house. OF the Lexington water com
pany he expressed himself we'll satisfied bot
as to Lexington aud her waterworks.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
GOODBYE. BOYS. WE KNOW
YOU'RE GONE!
Be Good Little Chaps During the
Cruise.
To Keep You in Something of Remem'
brance we Give Your Names
to the Public in this
Extra.
Higginsville, Mo-, August %

Higginsville, Mo, August %, 1856.
The Republican County Ticket wa:
nominated at Higginsville to-day, a:
follows:
Representative-M. NJ. Gladdish.
Sheriff-George w. Clark.
COllector-John KrOencke.
TreaSurer-RObert Taylor.
Prosecuting Attorney-GeO. Price.
Assessor-Thomas Thomas.
County Clerk. l.. Young.
Circuit Clerk-FlOyd McChesney.
Recorder-John NJ. Smith.
Probate Judge-H. III. WOestemeyer.
Coroner-IIarry Bane.
Presiding Judge County Court-Jos
5. Benton.
Associate Judge-Western District
II. j. Powell.
Associate Judge-Eastern District
II. &. Bruins.
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THE ALTAR.

Married-In this city. August %, bv Judge
Y. Ryland. MIR. THOMAS j. CREWS aud
Miss JENNIE LEE STOVALL, both OF
Bales City.
- At H%isginsvllle, Lafayette county. Mo-.
Aug. 81, by Elder Geo. Plattenburg. Mr.. T.
j. RAGSDALE and Miss MAGGIE BOND,
- In this CITY. August &c, by Rev. w. A.
Crouch. Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON ami Miss
IDA SHAW, both of Napoleon.
- In this city, at the residence of Mr.
A. V. Robinson. August %. by Rev w. A,
Crouch, Mr.. JOHN MOONEY, of st. Joseph
and Miss MARY REYNOLDS, sister of Mrs
A. v. Robinson.
The newly married pair left in the evening
for Kansas City, whence they 60 to theil
home. They have the good wishes here of
host of friends of the bride.
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THR TOMB.

Died-In Freedom township. Lafayette
county, Mo-. recently, the two-year-o old child
of Mr.. Henry Schroeder.
- In Washington township, Lafayette
county. Mo-, August 20. THOMAS b., son of
John NJ. Ewing. aged &c years.
- At Hutchinson, Kansas. August 81. Of
infl tmmatiOn of the bowels. Mrs. FLORENCE
b. TAYLOR, wife of DIR. E. A. TAYLOR. and
sister.in-law OF Mr.. Robert Taylor of this
city. aged about as years.
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60 Where You "
Cure fOr Plies.

Piles are frequently preceded 10y a sense of
weight in the back, loin> and lower uart of
the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some affection of the
kidneys or neighboring organs. A
times, symptoms OF Indigestion are present,
flatulency. uneaslness of the stomach, etc, A
moisture, like perspiralion, producing a very
dlsagreesble itching, after getting warm, is q
common attendant. Blind, bleeding and
Itching piles yield at once to the application
of DR.. BosankO's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the tumors, ailaying the intense itching, anC
effectlng a permanent cure. Price so cents
Address, The DIR. RoSanko Medicine Com.
psny, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Charles "
Loomis. novsvI
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Grand Excursion to Boston.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, holds its nexl
session in the city of Boston, Mass, COM
mencing Sept. 20. For those wishing to at
tend this, the ca A. r. r. have made the ex-
ceptionably low rate of "a so, Higginsville to
Boston and return.
For further information call on, or address
D. t. MCGINNIs, Agent c. & A.,
Higginsville.
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TIL CRADLE

Born-At Clinton, Henry county, Mo re-
Gently, to the wife of Mr.. A. F. Beneke-s
boy.
- In this city, recently, to the wife Of
MIR, Harry B. Tunstall-a boy.
- At MAYHEM, Lafayette county, Mo-,
Aug. 81, to the wife of MIR. B. j. Smith-a
boy.
- At Corder, Lafayette county, Mo-,
boy.
- In Clay township, LAFAYETTE county,
Mo-. August %, TO the wife of Mr.. Herman
Holke-a boy.
- At Newtown, Ky, recently, to the
wife of Mr.. H. H. Corbin, nee Katie Light
ner-a girl.
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Farmers and Mechanics.

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve your
mothers, wives and sisters by a timely pur-
chase of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, best known remedy for coughs, colds,
Group and bronchial affections. Relieves
children of Group in one night. may save you
hundreds of dollars. Price 30 cents and 81.
Sample free. Sold by c. W. LOOMS. julOtS
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A. o. u. w.

AT the. request of several members of Har-
mOnY lodge, A. o. u. W., | hereby call for
evening next. Several important matters.
upon which early action should be taken,
will come up, Let there be a full attendance.
SAM KELLER, NJ. W.
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Proper Treatment for Coughs.

That the reader may fully understand what
constitutes a good cough and lung syrup, we
will say that tar and wild cherry is the basis
of the best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients with several others equally Is
eticaciOus, enter largely into DIR. BOsankO's
Cough and Lang Syrup, thus making it one
of the most reliable now on the market.
Price so cents and 81. Samples Tree. Sold
by c. W. LOOmis. july10tS
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Grand Harvest Excursion.

The A. T. and s.. +. K. r. will give three
grand Harvest Excursions to all points in
Kansas on following dates Sept. 8, and
Sept. 90.
The rates will be lower than ever given
before. For further particulars call on or
address, II. T. MCGINNIs.
Agent G.. Il A. r.. R.,
aug14td Higginsville, Mo.
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School Desks,

We wish to inform school boards in this
and adjoining counties that we have manu-
featured, and now ready on hand, a good sup
ply of our well-known School Desks, which
we offer at low prices.
Very respectfully,
aug2Stf II. n f. WINKLER.
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WHEAT WHEATH WHEATH

The j.. c. McGrew Milling Company is
now prepared to buy wheat,
AT THE ELEVATOR,
In Lexington, for which it will pay the high.
est market price in cash.
A. V. Robinson, manager, can be found at
the elevator; and j. c.. McGrew can be found
at his Office, in Grimes " Venable's store. on
Main street. julyl0tf