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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29

City, and four wears later made a tour
around the world. His Journey furnished
him material for an exhaustive work on
''The Ciyilizing Influence of Christianity in
China, Japan and Africa Last year he
was appointed chairman of Il national CEN
tenary committee which raised the amount
OF o. 600, 1000 for various church funds. The
recent elevation of DR.. Hendrix Is Il delight
to his friends throughout the state and else
where. The conferences of Missouri. Kan
sas. Nebraska, and Colorado are included
among those over which he is chO sen to
preside.
Both the Republican and Globe JOLT the
Rev. Mr.. Blackwell for a discourse he preach
ed a few DAYS ago. The Republican says
Rev. Calvin 5. Blackwell. is making a reputa-
ton rs IA graphic delineator. Had his
rhvthmetic description of the full flush of
the flesh tinted tights of the hot blooded
beauties al Music Hall preceded instead of
followed the engagement of the American
Opera Company. it would have been as valu-
able financially rs it is invaluable morally"
The Globe also in an editorial paragraph
treats the matter huS:-"We are bound to
ut va '"N 6o'" htchtioh VI thC 81
Louis clergyman who has undertaken to eX-
pose the demoralizing points of the ballet as
IA feature of the American Opera perform
auceS; and a. tn same time, we must say,
his vi,iL presentation of the subject recalls
the remark of DR.. johnson to a lady who
told him how shocked she was by the I'M
proper passages of the Bible-'I perceive,
madam. you have been looking for Them"
The wit is good enough as 1t goes, we sup
pose; at least let us say that it is; but what
is the preacher to do: Ignore asciviOusness
as "A sin because il is becoming fashionable 3:
There is too much of that; and il has, we
fear, been a just reproach against Protestant
preachers for 4 long time, that they do not
preach right square from the shoulder on the
sin of impurity. No one knows better what
it Is, especially in a large city, than do the
Republican and Globe. They are intelligent
newspapers; they know that there is a great
work to do, If possible, in educating back
the public taste into better channels. Maybe
they think their mission is to sell ne wspapers.
AT least we mark in both of them of late less
of irreverence, and a more decent treatment
of serious questions, which is very much to
be commended.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
TIE CRADLE

BOrn-In Washington township. LAFAYETTE
county, Mo-, May D, to the wife of Mr.. James
Williams boy.
= In this city, May -, to the wife of Mr..
W. X. Triggg- "A boy.
In this city, Nav %, to the wife of Mr..
VI. f. Russell, nee Lizzie T~aubmun-a boy.
= In Clay township, Lafayette county,
Mo. May !, to the wife of Mr.. James Philips
IA hey,
- IN Lexington township, LAFAYETTE
county, Mo-, May -, to the wife of Mr..
David Lyons, Jr.--a girl.
= In Lexington township, May %, to the
wife of Mr.. Crabtree-a girl.
= In this city, May %, to the wife of Mr..
L. j. BascOm-a girl.
- In Washington township, LAFAYETTE
county, Mo-. May Il TO the wife of Mr.. Chas.
Busby-a girl.
= In Clay township, Lafayette county,
Mo, May -, to the wife of b. F. Lawhorn-
q girl.
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CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT.
Tuesday Morning. June g., 10 a. m.

PROGRAMME.
Solo and chorus: On the Mountains. ...Ru-
bernstein.
Misses. Mary Lloyd, Eaton. Lalia Price. Mead,
Whiteside, l.. Lloyd. Kingsbury and Blake
more.
Piano quartet: PolOnais, Op 40 Chopin.
Misses MCGEE. Cobb, Blakemore and Neale.
Recitation: Aux I~taliens-
Miss Lalia Price.
Vocal solo: Farewell Willard.
Miss Mary Trail.
Essay: Vac Victis.
Miss Virgie Hart.
Essay: An Eve for an Eve.
Miss FANNIE Taubman.
Duet: La BaladIne ....... Caprice, Lysberg.
Misses Matte COrse and Lille Mead.
Vocal duet: La NozZe di Figaro 800. Mozart.
Misses Edna S~auflley and Olive Gould.
Piano solo: Moonlight Revere 49,. Goldbeck.
Miss Katie Fleming.
Vocal solo: Marguerite Biscbo fl.
Miss Lalia Price.
Recitation: Mrs. Beams COurtship.
Miss Florence Clemmens.i
PlanO solo: Polish Dance ...... ScharWenka.
Miss Lulu Lloyd.
Vocal solo: La Verdi.
Miss Marie Howard.
Essay: Winged Wanderers.
Miss Laura Yerby.
Piano solo: karnemiOi .Ostrow- Rubensteip.
Bliss Nettie Clemmens.
Piano solo: Silver Spring............ Mason.
Miss Carrie LOOMS.
Calisthenics.
Tickets for sale at ROyle & Sons.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29

= ALE Apr MiSSOU ri,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
lii lie Cncait court of said onun,y IN v,r,tIon
Mas 9th, 1856.
Mary /-ntr4eyoF, pltrmtIn.
Va.
Mary r Armcutr"ut and James NJ.
AtInrniraut. her hush ant FHInb-
iih : Ltnim Yer, Jacob II Gent
meyer. Sarah y. Oliver ant Eli
Oliver. her husband. Samuel Gent : Petition
meyer,jrhn II. IT,, tIneyer, DayidC.
E"nim"v"r. fmma r. Sparks AMI
AndIew i. SPARKS, her husband and
Niifihl NJ. DlH"tn and Albert
duncan, Il 7 iu- hand iefrndans
Two The aid NilunclL -ntuiryrr, Emma r. Suarks
L ant An.r,wJ >pIrk-: You are hereby no
Titled that san plttntIn has confinement "A .uIi
against you IN said court by petition. the object
and general nature Of which l. to ohi.rn a nd.
Il"nt against Al 'irndinta that ,!aIutin he seIz@,i
~ lrr Dover AMI Ihi' the same hr assigned Ia
her IN the ioll0wing described real estate situate
81 IN iIlly"tt" county Missouri. whereof the
late j 1cob E'ntmrye died seized. to-wit: IN
northeast quarter Of section twrniy-one C2n
i'l' northwest quarter OF tn" northwest uulrtar
81 section twenty-five C2G the northwest quar-
"a "' section twenty -"ne en- the sourhrn.,
a." 'f'rt oi ihe southeast quarter OF section ,yyrr-
t'"n 10. aud the : nth hale OF the south h III al,
the southwest quarter Of section sixteen Igr an
"a i"Wn-h'r MY CW and range twenty
~ on Grart avenue, IN Zentnevnr'.
h',!l'!''n 20 the Town 0t HigginsyiIle, according
L" Tue ni"t 81 SAID addition on file in the record.
tl "ihc' IN SAID county, and the PRAYER Of said
petition Is that tn" court Will render ,uIrnient
!'tr cover ana loF damages I'm the sam ortwn
hnntiici dollars. an | Ipn1Iut commissioner II,
assign and admetsure such lover.
Ana you ar" further notified that unless van
"il'.ni ~ ~ hyNi term OF said court. TO Ia" lee
:nh an; held at The Courthouse, IN the tity al
i'vtiIi1''h'I ana county, on The al day OF An
gust hAit' and on or before the 18th lay OF aid
term, 1t me term shall So long coniinu", and II
NOT. Iilen before the end al The term, and answer
tossed vi
And it is further ordered tbo, ,.
hereof be published IN The Lexington
'MG,Eiy int"!ltg"ncer, 4 newspaper pmh"
ii>htt 10 N'ld county OF LAFAYETTE, Tor
four weeks succpssivcIy, the I,st inSsr,i"n a.
at itasi Tour weeks before the commencement OF
the next term Uf thIs cour.. vi
y trt" copy. Attest.
m1tII FPA\E IpIcT Cr
Wallace ~ Chiles. attorneys Tor plaintiff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
THE ALTAR.

Married-In Higginsville, Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo-, MAY II, Mr.. ED. W. ROSS and Miss
LOTTIE ROBINSON.
- In Higginsville, Lafayette county, Mo-,
May Il. by Rev, j. II. Jennings, Mr.. ALI
SON JONES and Miss LIZZIE ROBINSON.
= In HigginsvilIe, Lafayette county, Mo-,
May ID, by Rev. Longdon, Mr., JOHN GAM
Bile and Miss IDA CAMPBELL.
= In Higginsville, Lafayette county, Mo-,
May 20. by Rev. Henry Hoefer, Mr.. AGUS-
U SCHOPENHORST aud Miss MATTE
HOEFEIt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
FEMALE COLLEGE
ANNUAL CONCERT.
Monday. June 7, 8 p. m.

PROGRAMME.
Chorus: Away. Away. From MasanielIo.
flano Quartet: Overture, William Tell.
Misses Smith, MCGEE. Clemmens and Jackson
The Brides of Enderby.
Miss Mary Small.
Vocal Trio: Memory Leslie
Missis Sautiey, Gould and Fleming,
Piano: Freyschuetz. Smith.
Miss Rosa GGhner.
Vocal solo. The Mexican Nightingale.
Miss Marie Howard.
Piano: Duo DramatIque $3.50. .Vilbac.
Misses Nj. and n. Young.
Vocal solo: Margherita.
Miss Katie Fleming.
Piano sole: ValSe, OPP. ~ CbOpiu.
Miss Ella LLOYD.
Meeting OF the Passions. Who shall Reign,
Thirty voices.
Grand chrOus, Italia....... Vocal class.
Piano Duet: Invitation a la Danse. -. Weber.
Misses Carrie Ryland and Lura Ward.
vocal solo: La Regina del ciel. 80. ...Forri.
Miss Olive Could
Piano. "a WilgenlIed Henseit
20 ~ScherZO ...... Scharwenka
Miss Ada Smith.
' ocal solo: La Mia Piccirella . Gomez.
Miss Edna Saufey.
Piano quartet: Wedding March.
Misses E. Lloyd, Hawkins, l.. Llovd aud
Littlefield.
Calisthenics,
Tickets for sale at ROyie N Son,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
Straw hats are ripe at Smith Il Bottoms.

Straw hats are ripe at Smith Il Bottoms.
Hats of all kinds at Smith & Bottoms a24tf
Silk umbrellas and sunshades at Smith IL
Bottoms. apr2Ilf
Ladies should examine Smith u Bottoms
silk umbrellas. apr24tf
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
Try The odd Reliable Rubber Paint" For
sale by j. Il. Moorehead. may1m6
$50 summer coats for boys and young men
at % cents at II. S%inauer's. m15t3
Trunks and travelling bags, which l will
sell at low figures. Smiths Saddler Shop. At
The best assortment of neck wear III the
city is to be found at II. Siuauer's. ml5t3
just received, u nice lot of trunks and
travelling bags, call and see them at Smiths
Saddler Shop. mavSt4
Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough, and bronchitis. Sold
by &. w. Loomis. feb21y1eom
Why Will you cough when Shiloh's cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents,
30 cents and 81. Sold BY Loomis. feb21, leom
"Yes we hear you. But if you feel so bad
after buying dry goods and notions of other
firms, why don't YOU try the old reliable
cheap cash house of Henry WIlker, Franklin
avenue. may 22t3
The pupils of the Baptist Female College
will give their Grand Annual Concert in the
Opera house on Monday night. May 81, at S
O'Clock. A specially attractive feature will
be a chorus from "MikadO," by the little chill
dren. may22t2
For Sale-A full FLOODED Jersey cow and
calf, Price $50. Also a high grade short
horn COW and calf. Price $50. Both COWS
are young, give large quantities of rich milk,
are "a gentle as kittens, milk easy and are in
every way desirable. Z. Allen. If
MY friend can you tell me where l would
be most likely to find the very latest and
newest styles OF hats. 1 am hard to please
in a hat" Well. sir, if you will go TO see Chinn
Il Chinn, just opposite the courthouse, l am
very sure you can find just what you want,
as they always keep the leading styles in
hats and shoes. Old stand, opposite court
house." may29t2
Careful attention to diet is the best guard
against disease. 1t is a fact which all should
know, that over-eating not only corrupts the
blood but destroys nerve force, and induces
dyspepsia, jaundice, bad breath, piles, PIN
Piles, low spirits, headache, ague, malaria,
and all stomach and liver troubles. DIR.
Jones' Red Glover Ton quickly cures the
above diseases. Can be taken by the most
delicate. Price, fifty cents. Sold by C.. W.
LOOMS. mch22m3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
Notice.

u Ben Russell would give notice to his
friends and citizens generally, that he has
soId MS interest in the firm of Hicklin Il Rus
sell In the insurance, loan and collecting
agency to W. l.. Nelson, and would bespeak
ior MN the same kind consideration thai the
public has shown the old firm. The new
hrm hereafter will be known as Hicklin ~
Nelson. e. Ben will, for the present, Office
Win them. Yours truly,
n PRIV D,-s.,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29

we are confident that our Customers appre-
c'ate our Stock and our Prices, for, notwithstand-
ing the unusual u!Iness which has for a long time
all over the land, we have never before
done such a successful business. We are proud
of our Stock We are proud of our Business. and
we are Prouder still of our Customers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
Warm Weather
Fabrics!
We take great pleasure in calling the atten-
ton OF OUR Friends and Customers to our
magnificent display of Goods suitable for
SPRING and SUMMER Wear.

We have the Best and Choicest Stock of Goods
we have ever had, and we honestly believe
that its superior has never before been
shown in the County
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
Rock Salt.

A large quantity of Pure Rock Salt. the
very best for cattle, Just received by
LEHMAN ~ Co,
may 22tf Higginsville, Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29

Nearly all classes Of Dry Goods are lower
this season t~hanthey have ever been known before,
and we think they are much more beautiful and
tasty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
Soft hats at Smith Il Bottoms.

Soft hats at Smith Il Bottoms. apr24tf
F. Kriehn is running for councilman from
the Third Ward. ml5t2
Seer>ucker and Mohair coats and vests in
great variety at Slnauer's. ml5i3
Folding beds and children's carriages ut
fl. y f. Winklcr's, Lexington. imay22tf
Tickets for the Baptist Concert and Com
mencement are now on sale at Royle "
Sons. m22w3
"Hackmetack.' a lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price % and 30 cents. Sold by Z.
W. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
Orders for ice cream left at Trigg n Shields
grocery store will be promptly attended 10 by
JOS. Il. Shelby. j. may29f
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
oy W. NJ. Jordan. Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
1t is now beginning to be understood tn 1t
Ii. Wilker's, Franklin avenue, is the cheapest
place to buy dry goods and notions. Call and
be convinced. may22i3
Don't buy a self biuder until you have seen
the new Reliance, it has a positive knotter,
Keith, MAYHEM, Mo-. may29t6
For sale cheap, in fact, at less than cost,
our stock of carpets and mattings, also oil
cloths in "a Ga and S-4 at lowest prices.
Henry Wilker, Franklin ave. may22t3
We find that Chinn n Chinn is the cheap
est place to buy shoes, hats and gloves, and
they keep the largest and best stock to select
from. Old stand, opposite courthouse. 2t
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only s. 600. Terms easy. Inquire of j p,
Ardinger. nov29tf
Being frequently asked if we have sold out
our entire stock at Corder, will say to the
public that we have only sold our groceries
so rs to make room for II large spring stock.
Respectfully, Blair & Vivion. f6tf
Our stock of parasols and fans is as large
are concerned we clam to sell them ut less
prices than our competitors. Please call and
see. Henry Wilker, Franklin avenue. m22t3
Some enterprising salesman is advised to
fill the demand in this vicinity for the New
Sectional Map of Missouri Just issued by the
renowned publishers. Rand, Mentally " Co.,
14S-154 Monroe street. Chicago. An index ac-
companies each map, giving the location of
towns. Late railroad extensions and the
many geographical changes are faithfully
represented. A copy of this fine map now
adorns our office, and we predict the great
pecuniary success of the coming sales
man. maySt3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29

FOR SALE.
flSE EETLENlLLE SEPARATOR cnmrIa,o
~ with Ri inch cylinder. as good as new. 4 Lao
ONE NICHOLS x SHEPPARD
PoWE. TRACIIO& ENGINE.
VIII he snid che y Tor cash. or on time for note
with good security FSr PARTICULARS inuuiIe of
NM. Z. KEITH.
may 29:f M,rvnau IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29

Our house IS far too small for our constantly
growing trade. We cannot display our stock
as we would like to. We hope soon to largely
increase our room and our capacity.
In addition to our immense stock of Stanle
Dry Goods, we invite your special attention to
the following:
boz yards OF Beautiful Summer Silks, worth SOC, for 9c.
sou yards of Lawns, at DC, &c, SHc and 12ic.
Crnkle Seersuckers, at DC and 16sc.
Pan White India Linens, 1Oc, l2c, lc, 2c, 25c mn 3Oc.
Irlnted india Linens, 15c and zoe.
IlAd India Linens, 15c, zoe, 2c and SOC.
Coloied Etanlns Or m Cloths, from 1Oc to 81. These are novelte
and are strikhngy handsome. "oseiues
Lace Bunings, new and beautiful shades at 1oc. am ~.
Plain and Striped Beiges, 15c, 20c and 2c.
ScrnmC loths,f tor curtains at 12tc and 15c.
fenm G,r p yoh te par, Curtain Poles, Curtain Hooks, Curtain Chains. sc.
nnts rsS SarPets star Carpets Oil Cloths, Mating, Rugs, Foot Stools, Door
N,ioso HGoTea Lamhnrgs and AI-Overs, Swiss Hamburg and An-Overs,
Us III l .mhS. ana Ali over Oriental Laces, AnOver Laces.W White
tnn m oaonaeT re- u skirts, Eer4 Embroidered Full Skirts, Laces and All Overs
Thread Hosiery, SC, &c. '""' Oil Hoaery,
these are only a few of the thousands Of
things we keep. Come.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-29
.mklg gnklli9enter.
OFFlCIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Stiff hats at Smith II Bolton's. apr24tf
just received, trunks and valises. Smith
Saddler Shop. maySt4
ler's, Lexington. Mo. may22tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shop. mott
100 single cashmere coats for men and boys
will be sold at one-half their value at H.
Sinauer's. m15t3
1t will pay you to examine my stock of
trunks and valises before buying elsewhere.
Smiths Saddler Shop. mayst4
Sniloh's cstarrh remedy-a positive cure
for cstarrh, diphtheria and canker mouth.
Sold by c. W. LOOMS. feb27yleom
Reliance self binder and Argentine mower.
the best in the market, for sale by w. T.
Keith. Mayyiew. Mo, may29t6
Latest styles of millinery goods on exhibit
ton at Mrs. S. P. Arnold's, Main street,
next door to postoffice. maylOf
We are overstocked with boys suits, anc in
T. order to reduce our stock we have reduced
the price % per cent. ml5tS
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
SnllOnS cataTTu Ttmtuys INCC W Seh'S
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
A lady who lost a pet canary-bird was in
consolabIe until she had been to Il. Wilker's
and examined his large stock OF dry goods
and notions. may22tS
We have an excellent stock of lawns at
lowest prices. Will you please look at our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Henry
Wilker. Franklin avenue. may22t3
The best on earth can truly by said OF
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns, wounds and all other sores. VIII
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup-
\ ton. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only % cents.
Sold by c.. W. LOOMS. mch2Iyl
We should economize at all times, but more
especially when times are close. Observe the
purchases of your thrifty neighbors. More
substantial benefits can be obtained from a
fifty cent bottle of DIR. Bigelow's Cough Cure
than a dollar bottle of any ether cough
remedy. 1t Is a prompt, safe and pleasant
cure for all throat and lung troubles. Sold
and endorsed by c. W. LOomis. mch22m3
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PENSION PAPERS LOST

osF on tn" streets of Lexington, on Mon
Il day, May Il, a lot OF pension papers, oil no
u, 10 any ult me owner \ suitable reward
VIII be paih for them If lett at The Int lligencer
Once. iiay22t2~ PATRICK STEWART
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ORDER OF ptRIIC.T.oX

STATE az MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE SIS
In 'he Circuit court ot said county IN vacation.
Mas 9th, 1856.
N ALA IL IL.ENDr IL LLrtIn
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may 22tf
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Our New Goods!

I CardlVan or Kangaroo Shoes an0c from & II & I'm vmiot, 10
larger than you will find at amy other house in the CITY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Tbs YrEcN GolD Frnrr,a.--an fnfrr-
e1tsaz IsllsE fEem Jnnoaas fo1 uhlch ua
haSe 80 sraes b tAfs issaa nn1 mns1
rezegss fe8 naxa wuek aisas an nannana
- ne aRTigai 8saEa duEtna fae munsk 81
01iqoer e e 1amboF - minoEs fEsm
t1e hzko1. end Shows lhslao taz4 Al
Who haE1 o8Da Gus inasnd g fef1rm
t1itn4E again as TIE saxlieGl no1aibIa
uouelt u tns cosninR agsinz. and thai
many h1E1 EeUai11o 1oeEa foF t1e uIn
iaE, end thaf 1o1e hEFs snfifelY failed
b EE4lF l1noR 1Aig naaaon. bat 1hat
every m4n BIS g l111s a. mneA a.
grub stake" foE nsxt snmueT. wkiIs
1pt . feu 14Ee ma9s quite l1skg
strikes. Every bf % fhe Tohor and
~ tubnfefies. aeoeEdina - tbe1F -
ouuntA wiH yield ia eoiaSa.n end
moss Ct them e1n&ain paying au4ufi
tl11 e eQl1. and TIERS nsems % - 10
oa1bt thst grand reservoirs of the prt-
cioHu metal lie along fhe m0anlain
range - tne morfhaaaa from whith the
gEeat rivers feeders doe. &tii let 4 -
ransuetrad that tbo1e R1seFgoirs are
b1ried under Arolio SHOWS, sud ap-
pF0aensbia onlg eseE fDatea inVoiyina
naaEy strain % % g and museie, and
fhs fak0u Reid fields a1ould D.
e0uRhe only - man eqaipns1 fniiy fer =
Hhsle aesa1u,a vera, an4 aois % e1and
aaeeKM mOniha q hardship and dsa4p-
pointment We % n keep ear readers
inferusd Of whatsoever b eons % ueht-
en ~ labor and expenss Of getting there
which e present. amounls 20 q sspFehi
bltianH % msn who have 20 money.
Neither proviainus nor money % buy
them oa1 g picked up ID Alaaka as sou
20 aioun, but d vii require both means
and mus1le amd aaa1dn 10 reap ne
golden harveafn q TIE Ids 'ayans ne
fukou. % even those % iia nssreg
banks -Alaakaa.
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Tie unprsssdonlsd nals q nen.ta-1s
oefman syrup within 3 fsa srsls -
esloul114d ne WosiG IL = wffh~Ss
eo1bl tha e4fest and hgaa narnsll1 ava
dtaosVeFoa foE ne spaodg nna - 80
cara % Co1aba. CoIda, 40 - :. S'1.1~5
L1NQ Sluaolaa II aolI - - erfI1'is
dl1eleas pliucIIla from - ae.,1l -.
sAiipliaua gwen ~ phBa otnmn. A. "A 80
net - ~ eoAGh aa4 laa8s ih9 AZ.
- - = - .lasell. ~, e. ~ o1s.
49all t4a pa1ls aI1aaad. ana faas1. -.
q . pnfolg n0nilnY eamf 60. s.sss~
kaps - tie anaa1 inE afa Wa - ~.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

IRn coAL TRaDB.--We take the fol-
lowing ironn J. ". HaTFison's Oircula- ;
datfd San Eranoiseo, NoVembeF zzsb,
= Tbs arrivals for tha uesk have been
from Great Britain and Australia, $50
tens; from our Coast eallieFiss, 11.79l
tons. since Last report share has been
q fsH6heF haraeninQ az prIoe9 with 9
very hoalthy o'clock for s oontinuance
for 9 feu months - least; u fael She
only faotnx 10 disturb qaoaati0nn viii b
q s1nsennbls rainfall, ana iaH ineHenco
cannot Be nsnsihly ielt foE soma time.
e. 81 months 81 ieae1 mast elapss b.
fore oar coming seasons oropa may
become assured, and before TONNAGE In
any quantity mag be induosd 70 visit
this pert. Thea again. Ne list % for.
elqueEs noW en- roats vita zeal 4 grad
ually thinning 0nlg 60 ne time this year
has ehass been lesa tonnage 90 route
ffom Australia, and lags reports ahUW
sonnneo eGaroa 81 advanced rates. there
being local demand for Transporting
theiF own pFoduata. Our Coast oollisfy
owners are inbilnut uvsf the situatlon,
- there d q largely increased demaud
for their pfoduct e materially improved
figures; they thosouehly deserve q, e.
they have certainly earned nothing dur
tnR the nFst nins months sf tha yeaF.'