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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

What j. thi. NERVOUS trouble" wrh which
80 many >t,In now Ia IT, ailii--rdt 10 tuu w,Il
remember Il few wears ago the wort Malaria
was comparatively unknown -tn-ti1v il il a.
common A. amy word id tbr English language.
Vet this word covers only lhr meaning Of an
other word used by our forrf:sthrr> in times
DASH - it j. with nervous Diseases. ~ they
and Malaria are intended 10 cover What our
.Ifndiuthrr~ rHlvl Eil'uu-u.--. lri ati aIr
caused bv troubles that Hrl>r Tram, 4 diseased
condition Of the Liver which ju performing IT.
functions. finding il cannot dispose III the liIe
through thc ordinary channel j. compelled 70
lA-> il Oft through the system. causing ucr-
nou> troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, "fr.
Won who aTr suffering can Wrll appreciate "A
cure. We recommend Green's August Flow
cr. It, cures arc marvellous. lyr42 n ow
IF during Your summer vacation YOU ne
~kin-Succc>s soap. you viii increase Your en-
jovment. Sold at the dru5 Store q :. y.
Wiggin.
A sound body and conten'ed mind are
necessary 10 perfect happiness. II YOU wish to
posses. these, cleanse your blood with Ayers
>arsaparilla. It j. perfectly -afe to take, and
is a thorough reliable, highly concentrated.
and powerful blood purifier
If Won are tired taking the large old-fash-
ioned gripping pills, try Carter, Little Liver
stand everything. one pin dose. Try them.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W. ID. suit, Druggist. Bippu>, Ind. te,tfe- ::
II can recommend Electric Biters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given re-
lief 10 every case. One man took six bottles.
and was cured Of Rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare. druggist, Bell
vile, Ohio. affirm-: The best selling med-
cine have ever handled in my 20 years ex-
perience. is Electric Bitters." Thousands Of
others have added their testimony. so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters DO
cure all diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar bottle at any Drug
Store.
The simplest and best regulators Of the dis
ordered Liver In the world. are Carriers Little
Liver Pills. They give prompt relief in Sick
/ Headache. Dizziness, Nausea. &C.; prevent
and cure Constipation and Piles remove Sal
lowne>s and Pimples from the Complexion,
I aud are mild and gentle in their operation on
/ the bowels. Carriers Little Liver Pills are
I small and as easy to take a. sugar. One pill a
! dose. Price Is cents.
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MARRIED..

.-Uortb-June :, ny Rev. V. z Wariwell, Mr.
tryI a. Harvey ~ bar Hhrbor AMI Mis- Nellt {
VI v all, ut Trenton.
~Hrry Nty "a, by Rev. { r. j. Thompson, Mr..
Hiram n Blad--u ann Miss Clara V. -tackpolc
both ~ ~urry.
West ~ulHyan-May l. 10y W. b. Eaton. Esq,
Ma L-F Birkfor1 and Mr.. Lettir + Tracy, both
If Sullivan.
>tcubcn-Nay 81 Charlie. Haskell Jr., and Miss
Nellie IummIn~
May 81, Mr.. Ilcnry Piukham Of >teuben and
Mis- MARY Mun-"u uf Wesley.
~. pe.r l-le-May q, by Rev. g. +. Bradford,
VII George Mcfarland of Rockpor and Miss
Hannah g. PARIS 81 20. Deer Isle.
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The West Bucksport District MINISTER'S
Association will hold IL next meeting 1t Ell-
worth. June II. II and l3.
u

PROGRAMME.
Mondav evening, June II. lecture by Rev.
Charlie, Parkhurst. editor Of /ipn'S Hcrait.
subject Historic Evidence, Of Christianity in
Place. Monument and Art"
Tuesday. June T.. 1t ) 80 A. NJ, prayer-meet-
Ing, led by ID. b. Phelan. Al 9 A. NJ. PAPERS :
| What are the Needs Of our Church Litera-
rure: Low may it be Improved: Wardwei.
Fuller; =. Reports OF Charges: What Fields
in their Vicinity have no Prearhing' ;. How
.hail the Now Neglected. Field be Reached
with the tru>pel: Haley. Nowlau; !. How
may We Become the Most Helpful 10 Each
other in our Ministerial Work: Frohock
Nanton. Preaching Tuesday, afternoon by
Bradford: evening. by ". Haskell.
"Wednesday. : 30 Prayermeetlng, led by
Norton. Al Papers: l. What should be
the Preachers Attitude toward Temperance
ia Politics: Fernald, {. {. Phelan; >. Should
Women Vote: Arey, Carter; 3. should
Women be Licensed to Preach: Whitman,
Conley: 1. What Constitutes Revival: Nor
ton. Palmer: j. Why may We not have Re-
yiyal thi, Summer on each Charge Represent
ed BY this Association: D. L. Phean. Cook:
&. Review of General Conference. Jewell; :.
l. it practicable to have Missionary COnyen-
lior on this District in October: Bradford
Haskell.
Wednesday afternoon, preaching by Whit
ham. followed by Communion OF the Lords
supper. ii. T.. FRoHoCk,
for the Committee.
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A Card.

MIR EDITOR Please allow me thr"H-u v,ur
columns Ia thank all those kini friends ~b" hy
Kind wurti- aud actions tld much to cheer Aut
comfort me during my recent lliut--- Really lt il
worth a feW dAy- Of pain To be i've recipient ii
such klti rpgarts.
W. NJ. ftAINI~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07


Mr.. q. NJ, Brown. while 1t work IN mil
short time ago. rau his hand against eircu
lar saw, He lost part Of one finger AVID re
ceived other painful WOUNDS.
The graduating exercises Of Ellsworth
High school viii be held on Friday. June %
Preparations are now being made for tina
event.
The Maine Central steamer, Sappho
which runs between Mount Desert Ferry an,
bar IIarhoT, returned from Bath Wednes,la,
aud made her first trir 70 and from the Ferry
that evening, She has been thoroughly over.
haulcd aud repaired at the New England Iron
Works. ut Bath. and i now IN tine order foi
summer business.
-cspt. &. r. Moore, ~ Bo-,on ha~ >oll ht,
house on Nj. Desert street, to capt y. II. IIig
GIN, Of thi, city.
We hear that nr. ". VI. iIsinc> has srnught
the .Icli>on building on Main street new orcu
pied by O. Moran. and that Mr Fred smith 1,
to move hi, stock M good, u Their, in the ucat
future
While the schooner Victory VS. tow Ing uu
over sullivan Fali-. recently. -hr .wun- 81,
struck ON tho ledse, where she Wa lcn nnt..
The deck load could ~ TAKEN oft she wa.
found to be lcaAin. had, and M, taken Il
Rockhud for rclatr.. She was beaded viii
paving from sullivan for New YorA. and WI,
commanded by tipi. v uhor
" Nat came ucar heinS serious accident
occurred 10 g" harp p II Greens Landing on'
moonlight evening noi t"ng a-o. Five youns
mon were 40 q tow boat near Powder iion~'
Island AId by some means -ttihrr carr lessnts.
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NOTICE.

Ga Win remain at my Office over Parcher 5
Drug Store, Tuesday and satu rday, ey cept
when out urgent business.
Hsr Re.ihence, Nr. sw~ ss'. n 0usr Pine
&C MAGERTHY, n. y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

] see elsewhere tue new huNefltstibtut pi
Whiting Bros, putting on the market some
very superior grade OF -four which can be
bought at low prices.
DIR. W. NJ. Hanes. after long and criti-
cal Illness. is so far recovered thst he is able 10
be out in pleasant weather. and is now rap
idly improving.
A fire company has been organized at the
Falls village with the following officers J.
o. Whitney, foreman; Chas. J. Treworgy, "a
foreman; Henry Lord. 81 foreman; James
Bartlett, Jr., foreman OF hose; Harry Haynes,
clerk
John Conway OF Surry. formerly OF Co. e,
18th Maine Regt.. has recently received hack
pension amounting to 5000 and slo per month.
a Methodist quarterly meeting VIII be
held with the Methodist church in th, city,
next SUNDAY. Rev. II. +. Frohock Of Bar Iiar-
hor. viii preach
The people were shocked TO hear on SAT-
urday morning % the death Of Mr.. Dyer +.
Jordan. Though She had been i'll for some
length % time, hut few hal any idea she was
near her end. she was most es,imablc
iahs anal highly respected by ~ who knew her.
~ The schooner MARY r. Cu>hman ha~ ju>r
been thoroughly repaired aud put in tr-t class
>hape throughout. Her master. Capt. John
II. Pattern. >lv>. ''Shc j. now the best iookin.
vessel that ,aj, ont II thu river. She j. better
than even when new. for -hc hn- got better
material IN her
Frank \. Mcdonald ha~ returned hot1,
from thu HoStpu ~fhopI ~ C.rbnalfsy He
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07
Tie County Convention Of the ". c. T. U

~, c-.... C.--n.;. t.L " II II
re Nl III CONVENTION ol tAc W. " l. u
th. injecting. opened - the Fu-c Baptist
tt..Y,f t-.l.,,4rrh MAY .,i With .h,ttf a.
'''l RI ''
rs present NJ ~ : I'HHttl VI Oar
uartur conducted the devotional >rry icr-
..,r.t-..,... .,f .tr,.iii,- lt.p. In,rr N Nv
NHt'i. prayer, scripture Ttih anu 'NiH'uH"-
,ti bv .-al.r. PRAYER hE Mr.. G. J.. south
aft~
a, -, 4 ,-l.,, =, ,....,
'''h -'tt- u - "''''' '"''lf
!f#~. tu iar t.lair. Secretary chosen.
t".....ut-f..,. ffta>.rt Di. resolutions Nr,
b. . i--t. . go VI 4,
y :. '''t ''' g. ''''. mn 4-''>' ''''
4 N1ufta; T. Nag llaTfnT, Nr>. " -
~4r-,.tf. ~ar-.. utN l.fe MR. " : n,unrl.
t.- tl--s. 1t l., I,sf.,..r .,,...r,l,
n zoo IA Il. So ~
f.,maFh~ tN state lIF~ NT>- T.. VI D.
>t.NcgI-
NJ N IL l,.rrv Ttl.,,.,r+f, Mr.. II T.
'.t- ..'''. i'+5 4iti .HI- M g. ~ \ SIC NJ
,t.> ~Hr-u4Satrr. Wct- appointed a COM
,......... constitution
1, ,-t
.tt-- ~ titttt'''. 4'--7 '4 t''S"'l s."
P. |N. gave tHr'iial address ~ welcome
Al ..V.r
'
"' '''f ''''' ''' '''''
tn.au ~ temperance women was formrI
4nH D. 't.s-a ,..u hay. h,-,.n ir.sr aud faith
t3. t..lbrr~ .a ia.. cause Aul 44,. aseuul-
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Mem ri,.! ia, in Ellsworth.


Memorial I'af u l.N-w orh was most sue
....f,1, and ..,..f4t.tr', .b..rvc,l In the
morning i'' -.'"- '''"'
j~e ~ au unpleasant Gay. tui ht GORE noon ih'
.4u ,.i i,e. ouf aitd tia afternoon Va, Yer, fue
, D.. .,.tl., >,.,...
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from I ~ ~ MOS '''"I''''t "''i>'' '"'
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...t ,,.....- .t.s.1 ,...,. ~. D.. d,
r.
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- n .i.a,a llg aul TIE graves ~ soldiers.
tr. f,.tntI,- ,,a. t'.a received from the
H n ~, o.,
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vh.tU t.@ l'n-f 81 Is itttn.t- fF f0' '''"i3 l'n
.tt.. .--.,tt M Wa.,aHa. .-,fnti.r, a. tf-h'
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NfH l'H., TsiT' tl- "ft 't'A H'iia'H if
= ..- v-,..'5.- ut .s.r.r.. D., Full hnugiisf- ~
r.- ,f. ,,-.t Dol. ID ....-..t....- ,l. .r.,.. al
,H ''.- 100 .h' ''t'f. '' A''.tiI'' d" '-''N ''"
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1- follows
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E..
GasrI ot Honor. tHi.sr ~ tN.. Dr4ri " 1u
>Hit. t4...f.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. June >. 1873.
Miss Mildred Gates. Augustus ". Cole.
Albert Dorr. Mr.. " lliiam II
driJge.
Dyer Hodgekin. Mrs. amtIel ;. Hig-
gins.
James Hafdran. :. j. Harden.
Mrs. Maria Jordan MrS l.. T.. Jordan.
Miss Fannie Johnson, Edgar Moore.
". A. Rich. A. :. spencer,
Mrs. Eben Small.
Please eail FOR advertised letters.
4. ". GREELY. T. VI.
The Lewiston Journal was printed by
electricity last week. Ii is testing an cleo
trie motor for running its presses.
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In Loves Harness.

Most women naturally look forward 10 ma
trimpuy ~ their proper sphere IN ltfr but they
should constantly bear in mind that Ialr,
ross fac-, bright eyes and a healthy. wel-de-
,copci form. are the best passports 10 hap
~ marriage An those wasting disorders,
Weaknesses. 'dracgns-down" sensations. and
functional irregularities peculiar TO their sex,
have an unfdng specific in Or. fiercr'> Fa-
vorte Prescription. II i the only medicine
fnr women. sold tn druggists, HHdSF q p"Si-
rjr yarrJut,s from the manufacturers, that
10 Will 1--WE .ati, faction in every c.tSc or mon
Nv wili ~ refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on tile bptt!e-wrapp'r, and faithfully
carried out far many wears.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

whon rAhy sick, gave hHr Ca.toria
WAea 'hc ~, hili she yred f,r astoria
Waen NV .~a4 ur M..' ,ae clan. 70 astoria,
When a.. A,4 ch..aren sac gave sAo'a c.s'OraA
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TO The Public IN General
CUSTOMERS IN PARTICULAR.

Is | have let my store on
Main st.. for Il term OF years
and shall close up m. bust
ness in ninet! days from date,
il il for m, interest 10
sell all the goods | can be-
fore that date. and for This
reason | am Offering m! stock.
including nearly THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH,
purchased in March and April
at reduced rates.
Come and LOOK over my
stock and learn the prices.
Those who cannot come. read
m, prices on small bills, dis
lributed this day, and to be
found in m, store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-07

odd Fellows Hall is receiving new
coat of paint.
Marked improvements have recently
been made on the grounds around Han
cock Hall.
Col C. C. Burrill has recently pnr-
chased a mate for his handsome black
horse
The old sail loft of III. NJ. & B. Hall. on
Water street. has recently undergone somt
needed repairs, improving its appearance very
much.
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Foreign Port.
1 Born.

1H-VHn- n Nlt II, y D W1er . ~ar-rut, ar
'.t lanl.H t.r N,N York
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Prayer by Mrs. +. \. Palmer.
Singing.
Closed.


IN enthusiastic public meeting was held
in Hancock Hall, for which we have space
for brief report only.
The order of exercises was a. follows
Singing by choir, prayer by Mrs. F. \,
Palmer, singing by Juvenile Temple. adj
dress hy Mrs l.. NJ. n. Stevens, State Pres
ident. which was able and clear; brief
addresses by Rev. A. A. Cambridge, J. c.
Chilcott. Rev. +. A. Palmer, Rev. f. Hard
ing Mrs A. F. Greely, Rev. c. F. W.
Hubbard, Mrs. Pennell and Mayor Aiken
The meeting closed by singing, Nearer
Ny God to Thee
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
w. M. A.

Since the middle of last week aCgdemy
students have been arriving until thsre ara
now enrolled about seventy, this being a
larger number than has been enrolled at the
beginning Of any previous year.
Allen and Sturges are among the old stu
dents that have returned, and are expected to
do as efficient work, as the battery OF the w.
NJ. A. ball club. as they did last year.
From noises that occur several times q day
one would think a trunk of rather large
dimensions was being hauled up stairs, but
upon examination they would find ii was
only ColyilIe bringing his feet up stairs,
A. j. Campbell, who boarded out In the
city last year, Gays he is tired of walking a
mile aud n half to school and Is going to oc-
cupy II room at the Barracks this winter.
f. III. Ostrader, who was second contestant
for the scholarship medal last year, Is bsci;
and intends tic carry off that medal this year.
MIR. Gauldin regrets very much that his
sister does not attend the 4. A. S. this year,
as no Is now debarred from making weekly
visits to Prof. Blanton and family,
Boone IL with us again and determined TO
carry of the ''boohy'' medal, should one be
offered,
HARRISON says There Is nothing like know.
Ing how to do it," when he tries to teach the
new cadets how to beat the drum.
Take all the boys together we nave the
most Jolly set that ever attended the school.
The new cadets all seem to be Il gentle
manly set Of young men, and the students
will assist the faculty IN making this the mOai
successful year in the history Of the school.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
6. WINSOR g. SON,
Lexington. Missouri.
NAV OIL
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Thomas J. Hurley, by his Ger
w tain deed .oI trust dated the 18Th day
of December, 1881. and recorded in the
Office Of the recorder OF deeds Tor Lafiy-
cite county, Missouri, in deed book No. SO, ut
page Az, Conveyed to William Williamson.
trustee, the following described real
estate. situate. lying and being in the county
of Lafayette, IN the state OF Missouri,
tO-wit: All of a certain piece or parcel OF land
that is lying and being west of u slough that
runs through the following lands, to-wIt:
Eighty rods of OF the south side of the northeast
fractional quarter OF section six t6). and q strip
of OF the north side of the southeast quarter OF
section six t6). ten rods wide, east of the slough
that runs across said tract of land, all In town.
ship liity 900 and range twcnty-eIght (2S). con-
tanning sixty (GO) acres; which SAID deed OF
trust WAS made TO secure the payment
OF a certain promissory note with the
whereas, default and failure has been made by
SAID Thomas J Hurley in the payment OF the
principal and interest on SAID note, and where
ia, said deed provides that in case of the alb
sence, death, refusal 10 act, or disability in any
wise OF said trustee. the (thenl acting sheriff Of
Lafayette county. Missouri, at the request Of
the legal holder of said note. may proceed to
sell The property herelnbefore described. and
said trustee having refused to act,
according TO the provisions of sa'd deed of trust.
now, thereiore,I i, Joseph w. Bowman, sheriff OF
lafayette county, MO. at the request of the
legal holder OF said note, and In accordance
with the powers Of said deed of trust, hereby
give notice that | Will, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER s, 1888,
between the hours of . O'Clock in the fore
noon, AMI D O'Clock in tho afternoon, OF
mat day. ut the courthouse door. in the CITY of
Lexington, In Lafayette county. Missouri, offer
for sale and sell said real estate at public ycndue
TO the highest bidder, for cash, for the purposs
OF paying the sum of money, with interest. due
penses OF said sale and trust.
SCI l5td JOSEPH w BOWMAN,
SherIr and Acting Trustee.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

For good, fresh groceries call at Gas
sens. feb1Stf
Highest price paid for country produce. ut
Gassen's. feb1Stf
Umbrellas and parasols repaired at A. q
Adeps Clothing store, m24tf
Siberian Refrigerators and Perfection Gas
oline stoves In every style and sizes at Sem
den's. july21tf
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, w%hooping cough and brochitis. For
sale at LoOmis' drug store. s1eow
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to tins Office. II
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kin on
human or animals cared In thirty minutes bV
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by c. w. LOOMS, druggist, Lex
ington, Mo. marlOy1
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest in tho city. on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire of J. p,
Ardinger. nov23tf
ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth.
For sale at G. W. LOomis'. s1eow
The Rev. Geo. 81. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind.
says :-"Both myself and wife owe our lives
to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale at
LoOmis', Franklin ave. s1eow
Mr.. Ed. w. Fl. Ahrens has already opened
his fall and winter goods. HIS stock il Glenn
and fresh and consist of everything desirable
and new In dress goods, fancy goods and dry
goods generally. septl5lf
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam ToepPe, l wish to inform the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly, n
full line OF fresh groceries. queensware, will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars, NC.
l propose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavOr to merit o share OF
the public patronage. Give me q call. Re-
member the place, Adam TOeppe's old stand.
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feb15tf
"Hackmetark." q lasting and fragrant per,
fume. Price % and SOC. For sale at q. w.
LoOmis', Franklin ave. s1eOw
In order to close Out q LOT Of remnants of
ribbons, flowers, trimmings, ETC., which have
accumulated upon her shelves, Mrs. S. P.
Arnold has opened a 'cheap counter at her
store on the south side Of Main street near
the postofiice. Among these articles will be
found many things OF value and which can
be economically used by ladies wishing some.
thing wherewith to supplement trimming
which they already have, and which are just
as good and stylish as more expensive arti-
cles. Call and see the table before the sssort-
ment is broken. sOp15tf
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
Democratic Picnic.

The Anllville Cavalry Cleveland and
Thurman club will give u grand picnic and
democratic rally Saturday, September %,
with Il grand torchlight procession at night.
A bounteOus dinner and supper will be fur
pished on the grounds TO the vast number that
will be here, beside the many different clubs
that expect to be with US. The following
clubs are expected to attend: -Odesss, Lex
ingtOn, Blue Springs, Warrensburg, Kansas
City, HigginsyilIe, COrder, simpson club. of
johnson county. Choice music will be fur
nished by the Lexington. HigginsvIlle and
COncOrdia bands. The following is "A Inst OF
tho speakers that are expected TO be present
aud address the pe0ple:-David Il. Francis.
John G.. Tarsney. j. l.. Peaks L. Sparks. T..
q. Taylor, Stephen IL. Claycomb and Men.
Ryland.
Everybody Is invited 10 be present and
enjoy the grandest picnic over held IN the
county. Get your souls filled with pure
democracy AMI your bodies with democratic
grub. Il. h. WILLIAMS, Cor, Sec'y
JOHN L. GREER, Marshal Of tie day.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
MachpelaE Cemetery.

-
Three years ago, in u public meeting called
for the purpose of considering the condition
OF our cemetery, we were appointed ash
committee to act with Mr.. Gnhner In secur-
ing better attention to the grounds. In order
to enable Mr. Gghner TO do this, we recon-
mended that each lot owner should paw the
sum OF one dollar annually. This, IN our
Judgment. Is the only way to accomplish the
end sought, which, il adopted, and faithfully
paid, Will give Il sum sufficient to keep the
entire grounds in neat order; but to our dis
appointment, "A small sum only has been
realized frcm this source. This should not
be; we surely can afford TO pay one dollar
each year TO have our own lot kept, any other
arrangement will cost three times as mucn;
the sexton being fixed to do that kind Of
work, can have il done for that amount, and
with much more care and neatness; besides,
IL is not right for any and everybody to 20
and dig and rake ut any time and as he
pleascs, leaving the litter lie around to be re.
moved by the seXton who gets no remunera-
ton for it.. Since our connection with the
matter the change in the appearance of the
premises has been very marked, and the
universal expression is, what an improve
menl!' which we are glad to know and are
proud to be able to indorse. Mr.. Smith,
who was induced to take charge Of the prem
iseS. has beeh very faithful to his trust; kind,
attentive and ObliEing under al! circum-
stance, for which he has not been remunera-
tod. Beside his personal attention, he has
spent OF his own means, each year, to secure
this beautiful change, hoping that the debt
would be acknowledged ani promptly paid.
This cannot continue. Mr.. Smith will call
upon those interested in n few days to give
them another chance to assist in this work
and if with no better result, then, hereafter
such part of the grounds only as is paid for
VIII be attended to-. j. E. RYLANp,
b. I. JOHN,
&. o.. GRIMES,
Committee.
JOHN GGHNER, Proprietor.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

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we have been selling Dir. Kings New discovery
tOr Consumption, DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Biticrs,
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ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every tIme, and we stand ready to refund the
purchase money, il satisfactory results ito not
follow their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their merits.
may26ev8wIy LEROY FARMER.