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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

Oct FAB, iom furaariases Oeo lite at
ubuptte GHalbst, er for intst at resne
mob bet TAB, iom foraariasss oerueo,
at mar lite fan fontroQsre uclgbet ira
mango ailber. Naar 0orinsen rlaar
OlIelaset = iabuaulispis en- Sp6oe
af 500 Sob ii Gmerifa logger BET | &e'
selen 300 COB bpbt) - brpber ben lsss
Iupue frem meb en- iarbeles for arati
% pplbIom 2arm = fSrenbe meo Jig en-
Masie Stene, liseiom peo ct p%ulianit
uobrub; Oljsn brpoer ba eubelis frsul
/ en- iaaoan Wasie, at &ilpens Gier
funbe bliue en- rig Wano, oeriom ban
funbe brinse llblsbet unber iin control;
bpor ban imiblertib life fan bette, blis
Der ban ruineret ueb ALE DC 8rao paa
gritatnins for Stabe, iom ben uolsbenbe
DIE bar siort paa NabueienoOmmer.
Saaleoes gift bet meb ct armenlf &oms
pani, buis ailbe ueb Iabninsen uolfjso
en- 200 Sob bpi Straale Of Tort Ollie,
= aleue ben forite Dag nbitremmeoe
Der 2 MiQioner @aIuns. Sen fore
Sropjbatiloe, buis Boring foitebe 1900
lererebe / be fDrite 43 Gage 340o
CONS pr. Sag; bet tOs l15 Gage, inben
man funbe funtrollere llolpbet, os /
beune 9ib aflsb iom Cab IS Minioner
Gallons.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
Gn bortiprt YrinS.

~" OohiptSAlSh VI ~ 1~aa'S
ierbiife &ronprins fra fin Mor mebbes
les 5~plsenbe:
Yrinien, iom albris tiolisere ia.
paret bprte fra Woberer, buem ban pm.
fatter meb mesen @~jarlisbeb, besDncte
at itOrsrabe, ba man f%ortalte BAN, at
nh ifulbe bln siebliffelis ienbes afitso.
9ronninsen, Der fun nteo Msie be9ers
ltebe fine 5slelier, ipste forsjapes at
treite Gam. "Ses bar life Roset imoo
at reiie til 8elsrab til 8apa, men gu
MAJ fslse meo!" raabte ben i~taffars
6ut.
GrOnnin9en bar netop farbis meb at
ipiie 5rOfolt iammen meb lin Spn, ba
BOlitimeiteren traabte inb / Salen, lsbs
io9et al Here 8etjente. San meooelte,
at Ifreilens Giebltt bar fpmmet for
Brinien. 9ronninsen beflasebe fig ouer
ben benipnsleie 5remsanssmaace, man
baooe trpet at matte anpenoe, tiltrpos
for at bum Sasen ~iforpeien bapoe erfles
ret life at bile mobiatte fig be al Or
risbeosn trufne 5orbulosresler. "Ses
banoler / futo Soerensi tenmelie meo be
Sefalinser, man bar siuet mig, ioarebe
Yolitimeiteren.
"Men", iasbe 9ronninseu, "Gfreiien
fore9aar 10 life fgr alotfen II, felselis
fan nit Barn blioe hos mig enbnu / to
Elmer. 8otitimeltsren erflerebe, at
Yrinisn paa giebliffet maatte besipa fig
til Sernbaneitatioaen.
pa pil jes fslse bum bib, iasbe
9runninsen.
"9et fan jes life tilitebe", ioarebe
Bolitimeiteren, "be 8efalinser, jes Gar
mUotaset, paabDoer uotrDffelist, at Be-
res Wajeitat life maa forlabe Seres
8ppal for &loffen fem, efter 9eres
Ssns Mfrelie."
"9et er altiaa ber," ubbreb 9rpn>
ninsen, ii Neroereiie af Dem os Seres
Betjente, Der bar opsrumplet mig, Is,
ies funoe psnte, at jes nal bore nsbs
iaset til at ffi0es fra nit 8arn."
Yolitimanben iparebe life. @utter
ipanote / @uluet % Ifres:
"Det er en- Stjenbiel! en- arenfelie
Seq oil aloris mere TONNE paa tpI
@runb!"
Ct rsrenbe Optrin fanot MI Steb
Sronninsen bulfebe, ube al Stanb til
at faa ct Orb oper fine Sober. !Sur
trptfsoe Ssnnen til fit 8rpit % babeb,
bans Nniist meb fine 3aarer. Den uns'
Yriits sreo o9iaa.
De bleu afbrubt af Yolitimeferen
Der | barif Zone iasoe:
"Majeitat, jes muu paanp minb'
Dem ON, buao Der er mig befalet."
3ronninsen tos fig iammen os lasb'
Saanb paa fit Sinoscprcr, Os Buliti
b~etjentene bros aiiteo til Sernbuneita
tionen meb Serbiens 8ronprins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
$500 glcreS.

8 2pbet al Smli Waaneo,
iom &anoct Yi9 GATE Set=
tlemcntct bar pGret I War=
feoet, bar Ut iOlgt $500
Acrcs til s25 iorifjcaigeTers.
ionfr. Sc Tleite bar fjpbt
40 ener 80 Acres buer til
S4.j0, 81 90 Sc pr. Mere.
1er cr cnonu ficre Sminoe
Meres igjen. ,,,em Oct CT flart,
at iaa beloigt beligaemoe
2an0 iGigcS bnrtigt, og ocs
ipr man fonttner no, oes 1T.
rcrc CT man paa at iinoc ct
StDffe beloigt beiiagcnoc
2ano MGR SGrnbansn. Sen
lite officiating paa 40 Acres
CT fun $40 paa oct biai0itc
% $50 paa Oct opreite, aitiaa
utimOre cno en Solar pr.
Mere.
9ctalinastiotn or Z @ar, eaer
man fan faa lGn8ers eaer furtere
Sio cfter ajpbcrcus cnitc. sun
paa, at bette CT sfte Sano uoe |
@iiomarfen, men oct iisaer fan 30
a 40 Wiie ira WinneapoiiS 90 ct.
Yaul, cacr fun ~ Zines Reiir
mco Sernbanen. Saapei Wanito.
babamcn iom Northern Y~aciftbas
ncns 3%oreolinie siennem fiGrer
Stiriftct, 90 man bar o 9jsnnems
9aaenpc Yasiaeertraim sa9Hs iprs
nocn CT WGnsoe Sraattraiu.
sun o8iaa paa, at bette iffe CT
Spefniantlano, men Sernbancs
lano. TOM iGl9cs til &ompaniets,
e9nc faitc biai8e Friicr, % at man
iaar Nnc Yaptrcr oirefte ira Sons
paniet, CT oen met bstrD88cnoe
@aramti ior at attin9 or iiffert, 90
at man lite 1ebsper at inrltic iine
imrt erbperpeoe Sparepenet. Ia
Ifitanoen CT iaa fort, fan man
reiie no on WnrSencm for at fe
paa Sanoct 90 fomme tilbasc ON
Mttensm, ntem boot CT oct Dog at
reiSe no paa neutrality-suspicious.
81. 3.45 90 TONNE inc iaiem nGifc
Mften. Bore to Sanoasenter CT
ftaSi9 tilitebe peo Yis Safc Stas
ton for at mpoe S%anSIo9erc %
piie oent ON paa Sanoet.
General Land & Emigrations Agent,
200 Washington Corner Third and
Avenue South. Sibley Streets,
Minneapolis, MINI. st. Paul, Mimi
r1s- Ale Brepe aoresiss til ct. Yanl.
1nO
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
8u6IenS 2lrnifasSaIpe.

Tette er ben beoite Salpe | 8erben for
Sfaar, opreoen Sub, Saar, g9rfeiaar, ealt
&benm, 5eberiaar, no1Gt, Sfab, SroibpI.
Der, 2istorne % ale Suoipsoomme % bel.
breoer albeles Piles, os bpis ben lille sipr bet,
ea frepes insen Detailing. Zen er sarantcrct
at futile sisre fuloitanbis Sploeit, eGIers iaar
man Ten9ene tilba9e. Tris 25 Gents pr.
este. S9lges hos
8. 8. Montsomerp & Go.
Secorah, Soma, % paa gpotbeier I are an.
ore Sper.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
l4oeaara..

Gil Steber oelienior @rauo SORTS / 9atos
ia er Triien minore END for en- Sei Su9en
Surs % Getu,bilet folterr oper 90 Dollars,
@reat Soils, Wontara inobefattet.
Verioner, iom a9ter at ta9e en- 3ur 9Ieus
benz bet noroll9e W%iinneiOtn, 9atoia og
Wontana for at beie 2aubet oa ipae fig ct
MT 0jen inoen oct prG9tt9fc Speoc'
bette | Weroen oa ct Naerbrugsbiftrlttr
Der er ltt'fet for blanoet 6arnlin9, bpr be-
mite Jig al Derne Nalebnir9.
5or Starter % n9rntere SpIpsni1ger ben'
penoer man Fs II! nRrmeite assnt, I'll bpil.
feniombelft al 8%ompnntets Naenter euer til
y. !. YSbitncp,.
8enl 4ais. ano Stfet N9t.,
4S.14.tf ct. Saul, Hiinn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

Ga Wano blep benSt fOrleben Dag
! England for at baue mprbet fin Some.
Oct bar en- tuns Mano meb imal Sals.
9a ban ialbt, req Striften bele Sopebet
az BAN. Oct bar ct felt Spn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

6n bulsariif Hsperbanoe fansebe
Hpl's TO rise giterr,sere; be forlanser
$4,000 aroner / aOiepense for boer.
&%suerbanben er life at iua fat paa.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
NOTICE.

A cordial invitation is hereby ex
tended to the "BIue Hens Chickens" tu
attend a family reunion at the court
house. on Saturday night. May 1, 1888.
The chicks will gather at the coop, and
select from their number Il reliable
cock OF the walk. Ii any of the old
brood has strayed from the yard, let
them come back, II place will be reserv-
ed for them III the roOst. Many Young
cockereIls have grown up since our
last meeting, dOnncd their pin feathers,
and with well developed spurs and
sand In their craws, are ready for
active service. The campaign is upon
MS, our brother ROSTERS are already in
the field. Our heavyweight rooster,
Cleveland, will he pitted against some
red breasted knight Of the bloody shirt.
and we must be in at the winning.
Onr old enemies are active and urgnm-
ring. We must work if We would
win. Let every rooster come To the
scratch. COMMITTEE.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
RESPONSE OFMR. A. F. ALEXANDER

To MeSsrS w. T. Wood, II. e. Waki0ce,
H.. AZ. EdWagdS and OtherS:-
Gentlemen: - Your communication
requesting me to submit my name as a
candidate for election as u Judge of the
court OF appeals at Kansas City, No.
has received the consideration due to q
matter of such grave Importance.
While the high estimate you place
upon my qualifications for this houOra-
BILE position may be TO some extent
attributable TO the friendly relations
which have 80 long existed between us,
! shall always value it, nevertheless, as
an expression OF esteem, coming, as il
does, from SO many of the representa-
tive members OF our noble profession.
In acceding to your request | do not
forget the serious responsibilities of a
position in which the liberty and prop
erty of the citizen are In so many in
stances contided to the integrity, I'M
Partially and capacity OF the incum-
bent; in which long continued inju.-
tice may be the consequence of anon
alous precedents; and in which the
landmarks of the law may be DESTROY
ed by carelessness or want of research.
In the event of election it will be nv
aim and purpose to perforrn my whole
duty in the most extended sense of thai
term, no as a respecter of persons, but
of the principles OF the law only. But
whatever the result of the election NAV
be ! shall ever remember with pleasure
and gratitude this evidence of yoal
good will toward me.
IL A t
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
A. +. ALEXANDER,
JUDGE PHILIPS DECLINES.
He VIII Not He a Candidate Ia
Governor OF Missouri.

To the Kansas Ctty Times =
KANSAS CRY, April 23.-I have been
personally solicited and am in receipt
of many letters from valued friends
throughout the state urging me To be-
come q candidate for governor, sub.
ject to the action of the Democrat,
convention in Jefferson City, August 2.
next. These, III connection with the
fact that a number OF newspapers
have mentioned my name as 4
probable can didate for the office, in.
duce me to beg the courtesy of sufi
cient space in your widely circulated
paper TO express in one letter to all
concerned my high appreciation o
these solicitations, coming as they dc
from persons whose good opinion il
indeed worth having.
While to be governor of INV mativ,
state, and Of such a state as Missouri
were all honor not lightly to be esteem
ed, yet circumstances, OF little inlercA
perhaps TO the public, forbid my enter.
Ing upon sucL n contest at this time
even did inclination prompt the adven
tnre. AS | do not perceive that an,
duty of patriotism demands what {,
me would be u personal sacrifice, | en-
mo give my consent to Weld TO th,
wishes OF those whose Partially pre-,
fers me for this high office. Will
gratitude for their good opinion ant
confidence, | am very respectfully
yours, etc JNO +. PHII.Urs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

W. ought to have told you two weeks ago
about our host OF handsome new designs In
Ladies' Dress shoes, RuttOn Newports, ok
ford Ties. etc. which we display this season.
We thInk we have made II particularly
happy hit. not only III purchasing at prices
which give us u chance to Oifor great things
In your purchasing, but also 10 recurring such
a prOfHslon of STYLES. They are the cream OF
the market. All ara new and fresh and az
neat ~ wax.
IL will be u pleasure To have you examine
our goods and make n comparison OF our
price relative to the quality OF the goods we
offer with the prices of any OF our competi-
tors. With compliments and respects, yours.
apr3Stf SMITH " BOLTON,
Corner of llth street and Franklin Avenue.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

S'eHi'u proposals VIII De- received % The otirs
- Of the CIV Register urlii nuuu. on
MONDAY. MAY IirH, lssS.
tor bIds 10 raise nitunnlr and wImr walls with
brick. and for ne",it,i gra iiug Tor same, at
what 10 knowing u '.ou.c iord. gu Fourteenth
street. north OF Man airrrs
For any other information SEE The city rngi-
nPrr.
Biis must state ihe pric" per th"u-dnd OBJl
for good and sound brick Hu,t The price per
cub c yard Tor grading.
BIDS must lie acrOmphnIsd hy "A good aud
sufficient bond, the huId Il. t." equal W the
amount OF the work To l.. dom: III. bnnt
must tie signed by The bidder a. principal, with
twOtIlnr more good AMI Responsible b0udsmeu,
ire1hOl'ers
Bids must have r copy OF tins advertisement
attached.
Blank contractors bonds IAN pc had at the
registers Office.
Blds must he addressed 10 The City Council. aud
what Tor.
THIS work must hc done IA good and work
maniikc style aud under the SUPERVISION ui the
engineer and Improvement committee
The time to and finish said WORK
will be fixed by the council when thr bid II let
Bill will only lie paid when money j. 10
the treasury after claims have been audited,
numbered. registered nd In rotation.
The cIty reserves the rI2ht - reject any and
all bids. &. Z. WALLACE,
aplSSt2 Iity Rpplstpr
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

day. He said all the 2aIdIdates but five had
previously carrall' Il him, and he came down
to give them a chance. The doctor Is an ac-
commodating gentleman ~ we all know. lie
is for Il Pacific slope man tor the democratic
nominee tor thr gice-preSidrncy. lie believes
that would carry 1.-The slope" for Cleveland
aud n reform of the ,arif.
Richmond Consrrvat0r MIR. aud Mr..
Louis Iur Mrgede and children. Misses
Minnie and Bella and Master Arno. will
leave on the 18th Of the present month Tor
Germany, where they will make their intnre
home. They will sail from New York on
the ID of June. Mr.. Mc2cde has been u
resident and leading business man OF Rich
mond for almost II quarter OF II century and
returns now to the fatherlInd 10 spend ms
last years IN we'll earned ease.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
A POSITIVE D%EOLENsION.

WAsHTNGToN, ID. c., April 2I.-Cou
gresham Warner, in answer to Il letter
from a warm personal friend IN ST.
LOuis urging him to allow his name to
be used AZ a candidate for governor be-
fore the republican convention 10 be
held in Sedalia, said:-
81 can serve the republican party best
in the ranks and am therefare cOnstTin.
ed TO say that under no circumstances
will | be "a candidate before the SedaIia
convention for the gubernatOrial nom
inatiOn nor could ! accept the nomina-
ton if rendered me by the convention 3"
This, he SAYS, should put IA stop TO
all talk of his being q candidate for
governor.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Proposals viii be received al lie
- Office of city Register until noon. On
MONDAY, MAY l4TH. 1855,
FIR bids Tor building rrck or brick wall on
Franklin Avenue. south side of block - frst
addition 10 Lexington, t. b thirty-,iX 1901 feet
long, thirteen feet high aud three 81 feet Wide
ii OF rock, or twenty-five l2!l inches wide II OF
brick.
For any further information see the city eugi-
neer.
Bids must state the prIce per perch Tor rock
wall twenty-five ieet[25lto be considered II perch,
and state the price per thousand IL ,OOOl for good
brick. and state the price ter cubic yard or per
load for dirt for needed nllIng hack nI said
wall.
Bids must he accompanied bv II goGu and sum-
cient bond, saId bond must he equal to the
amount of the cosL of the work to he done.
THIS bOn'l must he signed 10y two e. ar move
b~ondsmen, ireciInldcrs Zach bid must have u
cODy oi this advertisement fastened to II.
Blank contractors bonds can be IA nj at the
registers Office
This work must be done In w0rkmanliks
styi. ana under The supervision Of the engineer
ami Improvement committee. The time 10
AMI finish said work Ia be fixed by
the e 'uncll when The bid il let
Address city council and what Tor.
Balls will only he paid when money Is in the
treasury, after ella in" haYc been audited, NAM
bered, registered and IN IotatIon
The city reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids. [. G.. WALLACE,
spr2Ii2 CITY Register.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

There IN a severe hail storm, fol-
lowed by a heavy rain, at Mobile,
Alabama, last Sunday. The hail fell
for an hour, covering the ground and
doing great damage to fruit trees and
vegetables In a section about a mile
wide, extending through the countr
west aud south. The rainfall was 2 "a
inches, the greatest in 30 short a time
ever recorded at the signal office in
that city. The streets were flooded
aud as The hail stopped the pipes from
carrying water from the houses, many
private dwellings aud business estab-
llshments were badly damaged by
water.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Col. John Reid has been mentioned
in dispatches to Kansas City, and il
local ne wspape2 notices, as a suitable
democratic candidate for congress
Col. Reid would fill the position with
ability, dignity and fidelity. He is q
man of broad views, above the arts Of
the dcmagogue, and as thoroughly i'm
bued with the love OF his home and it,
people as any man among us. Beside
which, If he undertook It, he woult
make q canvass interesting for his OPP
ponent.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

st. Louis Republican:-''If by any
chance, or as a result of any comblna'
ton or accident, John Sherman should
become the republican candidate for
president, the chief issues of the cam
paign will be tariff reform and the
fraud OF 1876. John Sherman engi-
neered the theft of the electoral vote OF
Louisiana for Hayes, and, next to
Hayes, vas the chief beneficiary of the
fraud. If Sherman is a presidential
candidate the people will have an OPP
%portunity to approve oil condemn the
great national burglary of 1861"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
NOTuCETO~ CONTnaCT0ns.
SEALED Proposals. viii be- received at the
- Office OF the CITY Register until room ou
MONDAY, IJTu. lsS.

SEAbED Proposals VIII be- received at the
- Office oi the CIiy Register until room ou
MONDAY, MAY I4rn, ISIS,
Tor bids tor grading and mnraIamzirg Twenty
lhlrd street (2jrti siTeei) between Washington
and Mulberry streets, on the east SIDE Of the
street railway. The space OF ground To be
graded and macadamlLtd will be about twenty
three feet (2i t.ei) wide and three hundred leet
(i01 ierD long.
The macadum must he of white or blue lime
stone rock, aud must b" put down twclv, inches
e. inchrS) deep IN the crutcr an,i SIX inchrs l6
lnchrsl deep ON the sides.
BIDS must state the price per cubic vRrI Tor
grading and The price per perch Tor Inhcadam-
IZinE, twenty-five itet - lrrtl to be considered
Il perch
The bids must he accompanied with "A
good ana sufficient bond, signed by Two (l or
more irechOlh"'S, and the bond must be equal to
thu amount Of work To l." IOuc, and The bid must
h ave a copy OF this AZ, criiscmrnt securrly fast
rnrri to IT.
Hlan contractor bombs can hr hat at regis
tl'S Office.
rms work must be dom IN good and work
n'"nitHe style, AMI mutt 'r done under The
r, ! 90 VISION of the engrnrr' and Improvement
committee The time t" = miurnce and finish
sLld work VIII De decided =, the council when
the uIils are let.
I:ids must he a,tIr'ss,d to ia" cit, council
art stale plainly what tnr hII = Too.
BILLS VIII only br paIl when there. ~ money
numbered, registered and "a rotation
bids. {. {. WALLACE
~, .pgtI .s.,. q.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

This paragraph from a B~elleville
His, paper speaks for itself:-''Some
few weeks ago the News-Democral
placed the democratic majority in
Illinois at 5000 votes. Later re.
turns compel us to raise the figures
and that we have 10 ,00C
majority. The News Democrat
political prophecies are based on facts
They are such stubborn things that oul
opponents cannot get around them
We hope 10 be able TO &
month hence that we have $4,000
majority"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
Ice Boxes

Why do without ice when II il 40 chenI,
and you can get Al ice box for eight dollars,
holds one hundred pounds; Ill wice a wcrk ,
Call aud see them At Geo Kings OF at any
house ON South street.
aprl4wS a. W. Smith.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Democratic primaries will take place
in the various townships on Saturday,
May II, to send delegates to a conven-
ton to be held in Lexington on Mon.
day, May IA. The Sedalia convention
to send delegates to the national con.
ventiOn will occur on Thursday, May
IL. The national convention at st
Louis will take place on Thursday
June 5. The judicial convention al
Springfield will be OH Wednesday
August Is; and the convention ic
nominate state officers at Jefferson
CITY on Wednesday. August %.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28
We will give you more gOods, and better goods. for your money
than you cal get anywhere else. Already our sales in
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Lace Curtains, Porteur Curtains,

Curtain Poles, Fixtures, &C.,
have largely exceeded our most sanguine expectation. and we feel CON
fdent that an examination of our stock and prices in these lines will
convince the most skeptiraI that for these goods there is no use in the
world of anyone going to Kansas City or ST. Louis we will save you
travelling expenses and express charges. We'havc the goods and we
will give you the prices.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

They are to have u canning factory
at Carthage aud the Democrat calls it
the can-can.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Remember to attend the schoolhouse
election OH next Tuesday. The propo
sition should carry, and we hope it will
not be allowed to fail by the lukewarm
uess of its friends.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Thomas Smalley, a crazy father, kill
Ell two of his children with a Ratchet
at Licking In this state, few days ago,
aud then tried to cut his own throat.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

The democratic majority in Louisiana
has climbed up until il reaches over
$4,000. This is a pretty fair indorse-
ment OF Mr.. Cleveland's policy, thank
you.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Offers for the sale Of bonds to the
governments were opened at the treas
ury department last Tuesday by Acting
Secretary Thompson as follows:-44
per cent bonds, registered, $50 200 at
slO7 60; 5000, 900 at SlOs, S275 900 at
$10s, $4,000 at $107 O0B, 500. 900 at
SlO7 OOs 4 per cent bonds. registered,
S300,OO0 at $l25 OOa, S3OO,OOO at
1928 00d, $4,000 at Sl27; making II
grand total of 81 ,642, 900. The follow
ing were accepted:-S3OO,0 600 register
ed fours at 1925 O0s; $500 900 register
ed fours at 1925 00d.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

The murderer of young Allan Nj.
Hynson ut Kansas City he's been sppre-
hended in Chas. Ward, n noted foot pad
aud burglar.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

There Is only one thing on earth
against Allen g. Thurman for the bench
aud that is his age. but then there are
SO lew Allen G.. Thurmans.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Knute Nelson is sound on tariff re-
form. lie is Il republican and repre-
SCENTS in congress a district OF the state
OF Minnesota. Ca ira! Ca iral
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Messrs. Caylor Il Corley are making
an excellent paper of the Carthage
Democrat. MI. Caylor though new to
Missouri is evidently not new to the
profession of journalism.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

The upper Mississippi has been very
full of late, and behaving itself i'll
rather uuseemly way.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

Allen q. Thurman says he will sec
ond the nomination OF Grover Cleye-
land II he gets to the St. Louis v
ton.