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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
notwithstanding

giuem scehrtea 8ublifum in CT. glomb
uno um9eaeno ioruie Dem reiienoen 8nbli-
fim sur sefduisen 3adridt, oaB i6 oas
friher BON Srn. Sobn Sennemann sefiibrt
Sotelgef9dft rebsn Serrn BIC. trainers
Safubn iibernorimen babe. Gs pirb in
mciuent Seitreben Iein, ourf CUTE RoN,
refine 8etten nno Slporfommenoe 8ebtes
nulla mir Die @nnit meiner 8unoeu an iid.
ern. ginem Seoen mir ntein sans sunt
~trauten Seim uerben. lin g~eneisten 3ns
lpruf bittet
POET Seter Spaniol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
8opo hat jetn 0ej6dft

enolid perlest unb tit jeBt i'm 9etn gorfs
Store, nddite Sbiire our griten HationaI'
8anf 81 finben. @r bat ben beiten 8pr'
ratb on @rocerien, Der je on bieien Slab
aebra9t tuurbe. Sbr tpiiet, saB feline 8reiie
tets nieoriser ftno. als j%onittpp. Gene
8aaren fino INNER bic beIten. Ser Ser.
faui ieiner Sroen- uno @la5tpaaren, 2amz
pen, @eiier, @abeln unb 26ffeln besinnt
am Sonnerfta9, ben 10. Mai, 8prmittaas
10 l11r. in benz alien gditcre; jeeer Irtiiel
tuiro fir iraeno eiu @nsebot losseid lasen.
21-1 alter Bpn0@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
Werfetgernng.

Gm 9ienitag, ben %. Mai 1888 nirb Der
nnteraei6nete auf Der Sarm bes serftprbe'
men Sbeobor &eppers folgeaoe @e9enitdnoe
bfentlt1 an ben Wettbietenoen p~ertauten
2'Gferee, 1 MdAre nit Siillen, 1 Balad, 8
frii9e aiihe. / Soiitein Bull, . stpeiidbrigc
Sd}en, 4 Seifer, 2 8alber, 4 S6tpeine, .
Saafe. elm @asen, elm &aaenz~ Bod, Stpei
Spriuaiibs, S6litten, l Hfus, 2 gggert,
Bubmiible uoo ionftige @erdtbi6aften. Be
6ingnngen: Nne Betrdse inter $500 boar
arf Befrdae iiber $500, 8 Mpnate 3eit 81
Z Grpasnt NIT gutter Siraibaft.
@atbtas Meper.
Sobn Soldier. &~erFetserer.
10 2pon. Stearns County, Winn.
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sur Tarmer.

Der BON benz unteraeidneten fir ben
Breis bon $500 in i~eiretl 8eitb aebradte
5u1tbenaft 8rince, Der idtuarse Nprntan
Ber1erpT, 9eaoser bon 90. %. Slubdnts,
elm alter inlpprfirter grfolg, nuo lit pon
elmer Salb >W1llbIltt : Wdbre ge3euat uno
lit nenInGh q WprntorL bas beife Specimen
Der @aie. Snrner, bfe tpilens iitb, arose,
Ihtpers, sutgebmte Hferoe groBsnsfeben,
tbnnen ieines @leihen ridt iinben.
Better 2pmmeI,
Mpdrtle. Gtearns gpnnth. Minn. a1s2i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
9antiaanng.

allen. bic unjerin peritorbeneu @atten unb
8ater, 6ern1attn 6eobenIa. tu1breno ieincr
&ranibeit bilfreib CUR Seite ftanoen unb
gnlen, bic TIM BITE lebte gbre am 8eerdb>
niBtase ertpieien, fei biernttt infer better
9anf nnsgeiprpben.
@ittpe 2tttaa 6eooenta linb &inber,
Sc Gnuf. ben 8. W(ai 1888. 91 IL
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Gtue cute 6eIe9enbett.

Cine in Toipn Naine Yrairie gelegene,
24O ader gro6e Garm nebit sroBem @nbu.
hauie, StaInns uno @etreioeipei6er, 1876
eIder NIT 8ei;en uno Safer beidet, 20gder
aepfIiat fir &prniaat &eit @ieien lamb,
fam fIar $4,000 aeiauff tperoen.
Sbomas Stesn,
30 Naine Hrairie, Rtnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10

s5- s. U. Gilman in bieiiser Stabt
bietet 81 isbr mdBisen Breiien gum Ser,
tauf an: ieds ~einiabrise Shortborns
8unen edter &aiie, tuelde our 8u1t
soraislid seeisuet limb. gs lit fur jeben
Gieb5udter wiinidenswertb, itur bic
beitel &aHentbiere sur audt 81 Der.
tpenoen. 21 l.
n6s@9auft bia,ses @ruube,sentbum
bon Sppt & Sobu. 10
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Sir Sani6tetner.

Scriiegelte Insebote fir ben 8aa zines
neuen S1ulbauies i'm Siitrift Ho. 10,
Sppn Chen 2ate. 90 bel "a SUB 9roB, ipers
ben big gum /. SUM 1888 bon ben Sruitees
entsegensenommen, Ylan uno Specifcas
tipnen liesen i'm Sauie bes S6ul<glerf,
Gnton Goismeiiel, 5lr ginfidt ofen. Sas
Redt tpiro p%orbebalten, etnes poer ale an'
seepte al uertuerfen.
Clemens 8 r Il seImann Sir.
SpbuY q. ReBer, S%dasmeiiter.
linton &cismeiiel. Glert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10

= County ausitor goBbers aablte
9eftern fir einsebradte Maultpurfss
iHtpduje bic i96ne Summe BON $139.4S
aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
Sizes Der gSeS, @cIS nit &etMtiAs
felt as bcfomnnen.

8enu Sbria Ct. Sfnno jeib, Sprehtin Der
Der Cooper Sc Churchill Seal gatate
@rdanae" Dor, reift @uer @eIah eift unb
nebmt Gner 0elb ebue iebme6en gersua.
8 a E n nieSria. gnre 9ppotbete ernenert
bort. -19
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
0eridt iiber ben Stanb Der
9cntid Nmeritaniiden
Wattoua[ Sanf

bon ct. gfens, ina Staate Minneiota, beim
@efdaftsabfdlaB am 80. april 1883.
Gtunabm men,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
Sn perfaufen ODER 81 pers
tAttfd1ett.

3tpet quite Sarmen, innerbalh stpei Mei.
len BON 8rooten Station III bieiemsg pnntp
selesen, tbeilueiie eiusei6et in bieIer Sat
ion. Saat ullb 2anb mitiammt perfauft.
9ieie 1T cine ieltene @eleaenbeit, Su faufen
pber at perbanbeln, cine sSarnt, Saat, quito
@ebdutidfeiten, Sarrn : Naidtnerie uno
ales poIidnoig. Spredt Dor uub erfuns
| bi3t euh. Us. s. Mtt6eII,
Office BEL Sanieu s. Wttdeu, aber Der
| 8oitoffice. 21-2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
WemegSaaren fur oteSatfon.

Speben lit SRI. Mafe aus benz Often Ill.
riidsefebrt, mo- iie cinen i66nerer unb srb<
beren 8orratp an Bubtuaaren fir bic Sais
ion einaefauft bat, als je in oieier Gtabt in
ireeno einem goncurrena 3 @eibdft porae.
seist tpurSe. Die seebrten Sanen ct.
Glouos rab oer llniseSeno iinb hermit
freunolidit eriudt, Sci mir pprsuipreden
uno meinen aeidmadpou a~us9etpdblten
8orratb gu beiihtisen unb ii1 mad ben
9reiien III %erfunSi9en. Wan ipre1e Dor,
sleidutel oh pilens su faufen pber ni1t.
I'M s~eneisten 3uiprld bittet
Emf Nt a de,
Ute Npenue, erite Tbire n6rblit bon ct.
@ermainitraBe, ct. glouo, Winn. 2ls2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10
0rnnoet8enfhuttS ttetertra9uus
aen TT StearnS Gounta.
6iG oen .,stOroftern" beridbtet ben 0stsifrar
Germ Seba SaSp.

SrGnf Sanoel unb M s Nugent an 9bos
Sa1ahart fur Got 10 uno IS 8lod l in0fen<
gels Noo Su ct glpuo. ......... $500
Nebemiah IS gtart uno @attin an Soiey6
glinit fur NH, S84, Sec 10. s 12e, @.9
o4o
BET &arels unb Satin at Nartin 8iber
fir Sbeil 9ots 4, 5 8lod 40 in gbelbrod's
Mooiticn 5u ct GIouo. .......... 400
$ 6 8atte unb Satin on Waaaie 2ppn
uno Sobn Mcglrop fir St ], 2 8l7 in Gen.
trail Bart Abb 5I ct glouo. ......... 400
Sob g Gilbert 1T Iobition an 8apness
ntQe tlr Cts 3, 457& 8lot 4 in Gilbert
Neo al Hapnesptlle 800
6 u Babel uno @attil on 8 u &rouie fr
4x7o SUB bon Got 8, 8lod IS in 8apnesz
Sreb u 9aIbier unb Satin on IS @attfe
fir 66xl66 GuB Sg4 S84 Sec 10 8 1876
9 VI 8bipple uno @attirt an &C 6 3amb
fir Got 3, 8lof 1 in Safe Sietp Ioo 81 ct
gilbert glampet unb Satin an Sobn &
Sonabue fir S8 a, Sec 1s. 8 1913, 81 81.
rs .25lO
% Collins unb 8 . Mitdel an 6 IS
Sruesoeu fir Set Q s. 8. 81 Is inc entral
Bart Iob su ct gloub 600
sos 8opb unb @ottin an 8ostpen 8rln=
bertpooo fir S81l4 3gS1l4 Gee II, 8 1875,
3 sc Spift lus Satin an In>r 9aricn
flr lr19etheilt 4 Got 1 IL Sg1l4 W8ll4 9
10 & 1913 st 81. 100
If 8 S9afer unb @atte au ST 8 Stone
fur 80 bon IgS1!4 BON TsS1l4 Gee II 3
lSo VI
Sobn Golden unb Satin on Seinri6
&laien fir S81l4, S&ll4, Sec 1873 1876,
$ s 8aite unb 6 6 Wtcglure al 5reoe'
rid 9llntop fit S@1l4, S8ll4, Sec "a, s
l26 VI 300
Sobn Sohuion uus @attin an Ole $
Berger fur 81 NB1l4 Sec IA s 1875 81 IS
gS E........ 700
Spbn 2eiieu unb Satin an gbarlesSapf
fir S8 22x66 SUB Got 2. 8lod Is su ct
Glouo .2oOo
So Smith unb Satin an gbasIS ooper
fir II. 10 & IS, 81 l in Bella mitb's Abb
III ct Glouo.. 300
Smitb Sslanoers unb Satin on Spbn g
chambers fit S@H S84 Sec 30 s 122&
8arnep fambler uno Satin an Seinrih
Sultbaus fir N8E @B4 Sec % s 1874 81
l0O
3 8 Searle uub Satin an s 9amrences
ion fir Got II 81 IS in Central Bart Gob
su ct gloub 200
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Sefauntmad)un9.

ga i'd balb bon California her0sein fom.
men laiie, 70 m6gen iid aae 9ieieniaen BET
mir melneu, tpelde mitbeFteleu iuolen.
ll9-3t sos. ". supp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-05-10

sgr Sebet Sopt & Sobn fiir @tabt.
lpts. 1o-
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y erbiubItateiter n.

sSSi, sssdrsrs ti.Imit fti.rii$ mad b.a.n WtTsa
uns @emiFtn, taB pbist Muffeluna ratrtettssetreu
to. g.. W. Merger. GafFrtr.
tnterf&riettn unb be3rprsn rsr mir am 5tsu
wlai 1888.
Gtas. Dabsr. Osfhnni&s gssas.
Se,eust:
1 : ! J: s s s;;;si D''.s'rsn.
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gen beipro9en, unb es frat Johann Ser.
tasurs elm.
- Cine srOBe Spannuns berri1te
3pii9en ben @epublitanern am lesten
Samftas Gbenb CUR 3eit, als iene Tar.
tel lire 8ortpnbleu in ben einaelnen
Barbs belt, nm cine 8ertretung in ber
am Samftas itattFnoenoen Gountp.gon
BENTON su baben. Semen &epl5litaneru,
tuelde Wegin als ibreu @orsdnser psr,
ebren unb bic nit BET 9arifreform nidts
semein baben usplen. idlus man Elm
Sdn,pp9en uno iebte fie auf's Erode
Su Der eriten Wars tpurten Die
Wegia.I nbdnser % 9 MitGea, . %
Baldwin, O SO Steuart uno 6 . Sch,
mann nit Musnabme beS 2ebteren ae,
i1lasen; ertpdblt tpur6en auBer 2eh
mann bic Serren Sobn Omen, 6 Gappl,
un6 6 8 Gtpoob. Sn Der 3tpe,ten @ari
trurbe ieitens Der IntisW c@iG Wdnne,
nur Gerinses seleiitet unb ertpdblt muir
ben $ 8 Waite, S 6 Searle unb Sobl
Cooper; als Subitttut bes lettern muir.
: be auf Searle's Gntras Nnualt 8rudar
ernanut. sSu Der pierteu @aro ass.l
be We@1 Gnbdnser pieber ben Rar
Seten, tuiepobl tbre Stride gut SefeS
paren; In ieney Rars pnrhert ertpdbl
. 8 81 8ennett il. unb 30 g Marpbt
DIE brittle @arb Bortpdbl ipuroe on
Wontas abenb sebalten; es seisten fl
feline WcGin Nnbdnger nnb ertpdbl
. tuuroen 'obne Dppofition bic perren
q Sapparb unb gb l'Griea. s'@siten
aisfer ;Serran 'tpirb's nun tpabrIdeinfi,
am sarntas 81 re&t idftisen 'Gr5rt'
runsen formen.
e 9id. Sanien BON Sacobs Hra
RTE purbe pont Sberiff ais Gebalte b
8 @efansenudrters o. iRoit erndrrt, rir
er Pat ais fOIfer iein Gut ansetreteu.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09
THE TOM b

- In Waverly, Lafayette county, Mo-,
June 81. Of sniiening of the brain, Mrs.
NATHAN MATHENA, aged 10 years.
- In WaverIy. Middleton township,
Lafayette county, Mo, June ,, LlZHiE,
daughter of Mr.. w. H.. Bray, aged nine years.
- In WaycrIv, LAFAYETTE county. Mo-,
May 81. HORACE, sOn of Mr.. w. L. Fry,
aged six years.
- In this citv, June 4. SALLIE. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Is. +. Davis, aged eighteen months.
Mrs. Mary f. Green died AT her home near
Lexington, Mo-, April q, 1888, in the fifty
fifth year of her age. She professed faith In
christ al eighteen, and the sum of all eulogy
for her is, she lived and died n Christian
She was II devoted wife, II loving mother, and
II most useful member OF the church and
society. Her husband could safely trust in
her; her children delighted TO be led by her
wise counsel; he. church and the society in
which she moved had long recognized her as
one fitted by nature and grace 10 be a leader,
and regarded her rs an example for all to
follow, and as an instance of the triumphs Of
grace, whatever of purity and sweetness is
found in our poor sinful nature was eXempli-
fled in her person and life. For all this she
went her way at the bidding of her Master
and our eyes behold her beloved form no
more; Il light has gone out in a loving home.
But il is not all darkness there, for not only
is the sweet influence of It's rays felt and re-
membered, but tho same light shines in
another 'place" inviting'y saving to husband
AMI daughter, This is home. prepare and
come hither." Thus she rests from her
labOrs and her works do follow her. Her
body was laid in the cemetery at Lexington
where ii awaits the second call Of her Lord
who will cIOthe it in immortal beauty. b.
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at present in better health than he has been
for some time, and IL greatly Interested in
| current political events. :
Miss Grace Elizabeth Matthews. d,uphtor
of Justice Matthews, of the supreme court of
the United States, and Mr.. John Harlan
| Cleveland, Of Kentucky, nephew of Justice
Harlan. were married last Tuesday ni the
residence of the brides father.
Miss DOvie 5. Andrew, after an eight
months VISIT to relatives in North Carolina.
arrived home last Wednesday morning. one
day ahead OF time expected, the trip having
been made ia foIty-thrcG hOurs. Her many
friends here will give her a hearty welcome.
Mrs. J. 7. G00dsOm, nee Mary j. Catron.
whose husband died in Carrollton recentIv
has returned To this county for a protracted
visit, should she conclude not TO make her
future home with her father, John Catron
Esq. She Is accompanied by her two chill .
dren.
Judge Philips, of Kansas City, came In on
the Wabash at IL O'Clock Thursday morning,
Al . o'clock he made II presentation speech
at I o'clock he delivered An address before
| the young ladies Of the f.. A. Seminary. and
at 6 O'Clock was on his way home. Rather
r,nil wnrk.
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Lowest Prices
and
Good Goods

will do it. We will undersell any and all other competitors. We
mean what we say, No old chestnuts to work Off All new and dei-
1able goods. We have bargains by the thousand for old and young.
Can't mention all but will mention a few to let you see what is going
on in our house.
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JUNE o, 1888.
w. N. A~cademY-The Modal.

-
Thursday afternoon the cadets of Went
worth Male Academy marched down town
with drums heating, flags flying, and their
bright guns at Il ''rISht-shOulder." Their
hearts mast have beat high with pleasure
rs they behold The crowd Of people who had
assembled upon The streets 10 do them honor.
The courthouse yard was filled ;the pavement
IN front ofthH -IiIaTe was jammed and the sid.
walk on the opposite side of the street wa
c'Owdcd. while every window and awning
contained interested Spectators. The cadet ,
weni through a pretty severe drill, consider
Ing the warm weather, and every order was
executed with "a precision that called forth
the admiration of old veterans in military
life. The step was as near perfect as W
ever saw; the manual was gone through
almost automatically, and the proud, erect.
soldierly bearing Of the cadets showed their
interest in the work.
After exec utIng many brilliant manpu-
vres, a liue was formed in front of the cou TT
house square,and Sesrgesnt James EdmoDds
was ordered TO The front. Judge John +.
Philips, of Kansas City, then stepped for
ward, and in u Enthusiastically brilliant
speech, presented him with an elegant gold
medal, pinning it upon his breast, and also
presented him with u handsome bouquet.
The seargeant was sOrelY tempted to receive
the flowers, hut his military training came To
his aid, and lie stOicalIy refused TO raise his
hand to accept them. Prot. Sellers came
to his rescue, and took charge of the bou-
quet. The cadets went through a few neces-
sary military moves. and then formed In
line and marched to Hackers restaurant,
where Il banquet awaited them, gwen TO the
officers and cadets, by Mr.. Philip Keller,
OF his city. Judge Philips, and two or
three of his friends from q distance, togeth-
er with the newspaper men of the city
were also invited. The young gentlemen
enjoyed the feast, and appreciated the hos
pitality OF their generous host. After the
feast, the line was again formed, and with
banners and drums they marched to their
barracks. The Lily COronet bsnd enliyened
the occasion with some choice selections,
and the whole occasion was an exceedingly
interesting one.
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There will he preaching at the Presbyterian
churcl Tomorrow morning at half past len
O'Clock.
Elder e.. w. Terrell will preach at the
Christian church tomorrow morning and
evening.
The Young Peoples prayer meeting will
take place at the Christian church every
Saturday night.
Prayer meeting at the East Lexington
Chapel every Tuesday night at 1880. SUNDAY
= :hoOl at 800 p. III.
Song service led bv Mr.. Chiles, with orrhrs-
ira, Sunday morning at . O'Clock. at Firyl
Baptist Sunday school.
The Young Peoples Bible class of the NJ.
E. church will meet every Friday night. for
Christian work and study.
Rev. A. w. Herman will preach at the
German Evangelical church Sunday morning
at 1920 and In the evening Mt 1880.
Rev. j. G. Morris, of Kansas CITY, will
preach the commencement sermon of Central
Female College at the Methodist church, to-
morrow morning, at IL O'Clock.
There Will he no services nj the Banlisl
church to- morrow morning on account OF the
commencement sermon at The Methodist
church, At night the usual services will be
held.
Services al Second BAPTIST church (cnIor-
ed every Sunday at IL a. In. aud s D. M.
Sunday school at 2:3O p. H.. PRAYER meet, =
ing every Wednesday al 3, p. m. w. II.
Howard, pastor.
1. M. Z. A. Tomorrow, at 3 p m. al their
rooms over the Morrison Wentworth Bank,
subject: steps TO a Fruitful Christian Life"
III Peter, LBS. Mr. L. +. RyIand will lead.
The Dung Peoples Working Association
OF the First Baptist Church. having for It's
OBJECT The development OF the young mem e
oers Into active and efficient Christians, meets
at the church every Friday night at the usual
hour for service.
Daily services at the Catholic church. SI
o'clock, a. M; Sunday services "a and lOI
o'clock, a. m, and "a O'clock. p. M. Rev. j,
D. Lilly, officiating. excepting on the lasi
Sunday In the month when Father Lilly
holds service ut Wellington.
lhere Will be q sOng-service conducted by
MIR. Chiles at the East Lexington Chanel
every Sunday afternoon, just preceding The
sunday school, and commencing ut 2:3C
O'CLOCK p. IN. The Gospel Alarm'' will he
the book used and all interested in music arc
cordially invited to attend.
The congregation Of The Presbyterla,
church last Sunday extended a unanimou,
call TO Rev. +. G. Gordon, OF Salem. Va. 1,
act as Their pastor. 1t is not known that tho
call Will be accepted but it is expected that b,
Will visit the church in July and should he
De pleased with the city and congregation
anu they also be pleased with HIM, the call
Will be presented to presbytery for Its ap.
proval. The salary offered is $1,000 LEI
annum and Use OF parsonage free.
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1o2 piece Decorated Dinner Set, at S12; former price, sl5.
125 piece Decorated Dinner Set, at $1S; former price, $22.
IA piece Decorated Dinner Set, at 1922; former price, 1927.
lO2 piece Decorated Dinner Set, at S15; former price, $40.
II apiece Decorated Chamber Set at $40; former price. Sl2.
II piece Decorated Chamber Set, at 81; former price, 50.
- piece Decorated Chamber Set, at So; former price, $40.
- piece Decorated Chamber Set, at Sc; former price, ST so.
10 piece Decorated Chamber Set, at S.; former price, Sc so.
10 piece Decorated Chamber Set, at So; former price, 81 25.
Hanging Lamp at 81 80; former price, So 25.
l Hanging Lamp, at So; former price, 81.
Elegant Parlor Stand Lamp, at 81; former price, S..
Elegant Parlor Stand Lamp, at SO. former price. So.
Cups and Saucers, per set, at soc; former price, 6Oc.
7inch Plates, per set, at soc; former price, Coo.
Ewers and Basins, at 95; former price, 81.
Above goods are marked at factory prices and will only be sold
at these figures until June the LIST.
So If you want them you must come early.
Here are a few changes in our grocery prices.
Granulated Sugar, Il lbs. 81
G. Sugar, Is lbs. 81.
Gautamala Coffee, A lbs. 81.
Santos Coffee, 5 lbs. 81.
Prunes. 20 lbs 81.
Starch, % lbs. 81.
Laundry Soap, 25 bars 81.
Gunpowder Tea, 2 lbs. 81.
New Orleans Syrup, 3 gallons, 81.
Clothes Pins, 30 dozen, soc.
If you want a Baby Carriage, Refrigerator, Ice Box, Baskets.
Bird Cages or any thing else you can think of, 60
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
June Term, 1888.

Court met, present, Jos. F. Smith,
presiding justice. and Judges ii. n.
Filing and Richard Benton; Clerk
Steele, and Sheriff Bowman.
School mortgages of Roberts and
Eliza A. Evans ordered satisfied.
New road upon petition of Brown
and others accepted by overseer and
made county public road.
School loan, 81 1000, granted Moses
Arson, Jr.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09
1t is not a Trap, lift does Look Like One /!
MONDAY, MAY ID.

We will inaugurate our May sales, to continue until June 1st. We
have a large line of Goods in our different departments, which we
intend to give you a chance to get at factory prices. If you want
some Of them you must call early.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09
THE ALTA

Married In Freedom township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, June Is. by the Rev. T.. Roth, Mr.,
JOHN -. XNNTMEYE t and Miss FLORA
WHITWOIETli.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-17
Reunion of the bath.

The reunion of the surviving men,
bers of the l34th Reg't p V. at For
est Grove, last Thursday, was a
very pleasant affair. Col John M.
Thompson and Judge Hazen of But
Ter were the speakers of the day, and
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, G.. u. Swain, Company
c, Harmony; Vice President, David
Hill, Company D. New Castle; Treas
urer, ]. B Parkinson. Company E.
Harlansburg; Recording Secretary,
Alexander Russell, Company K. But
ler; Corresponding Secretary, d. w.
Pearson, Company D, New Castle.
The following executive committee
was also elected: Company A, j. G
Parkinson, New Castle; Company B,
J. A. Mcmillan. Harlansburg; Com
pany G, G.. D. Swain, Harmony;
Company D, James Mcbride, Lowell
vile, O.; Company E, R. A. Ayley.
Wampum; Company F, Charles
Brown, Harrisvills; Company G., Jas.
Y. English. Prospect; Company 81,
Joseph Hunter, New Wilmington;
Company 1, John G. Dilworth, Enon
Valley; Company K, William Camp
bell, Butler.
1t was decided to hold the next re-
nuion at Butler on August 8, 1889
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-17

-Persons who do huckstaring
should inform themselves of statue
laws. 1t il nnls wful to tie the legs
Of chickens vet we zee the like per-
petfsted by many cou ntry people
Offering poultry for sale. And another
tbipg-manv employ wet measure in
selling berries, peas. beans, etc +,
which is also prohibited -Eg.
The drill in the test gas we'll at
Erie ia now down between 3,49O and
$500 feet. It is the deepest well of
the kind in this State or Ohio. and is
perhaps the dryest. The last 1000
feet Of drilling has been through q
close-ersined stratum of red slate.
There is 225 feet of 8inch casing in
the well. more than 100 feet of ST.
inch casing inside the 6rs', and a
. third string Of about 24OO feet OF
finch casing inside the SECOND. The
contract calls for hole 1000 feet
deep at g figure close upon $4,000
The contracting company is said to
be some $1,000 "in the hole," with
500 feet Of drilling yet to do.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-17
Sundays Storm.

The storm of last Sunday evening.
though it was of short duration and
not very heavy in and near Butler, did
considerable damage in other parts OF
the county 1t seems to have been
the heaviest in the section between
Sunbury and Fairview. and Middle
town and North Washington, where
it blew down fences, ruined many
valuable fruit trees, and unrOofed
some barns. The barn of Munroe
Donaldson in Concord township was
partly unroofed. The wagon shed of
Mr. G. W. Meals in Washington
township. was blown down and his
barn was partly unroofed. Mr..
Isaac Meals lost three valuable trees.
A large oak tree in the Lutheran and
Presbyterian cemetery IN North
Washington was blown down. Near
Harmony the lightning was very 80
we're and many trees were destroyed
by it In many places the corn and
oats fields were leveled. We have
heard of no fatalities in the county
attending the storm and hope there
were none.