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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-11
The NIi.-,.nary W As Not Murdered.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 1.-The report of the
murder %, Nj. Savage, an English mis-
sinrry, ny savages in New Guinea, proves
to ba IN. ,unde
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-11

Stranger-What, In connection with BIZ
cycle riding, strikes you most forciblyi
Bicycle Ridsr-The road.-Harpsrs Bazaar.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-11
Three Men Killed by a Boiler Burst.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 1l.-Five boilers
at Pardee s. Co.'S coal mine, near Hazelton,
exploded yesterday morning, killing John
Burk, Frank Munck, and Joseph Rand.
Cold water In hot boiler was the cause.
The accident will close tue mine for several
weeks. throwing & large number of people
out OF empioymeut
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-11
Looking Afte- the vivid West" Show.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. ll-Indian
Commissioner Morgan has addressed cir
cular to all Indian agents asking them to
state what inf renee the so-called wild west
shows have upon the Indians travelling with
than
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-11

The Dubuque Times thus consoles
itself over the fate Of repub'icaDism in
Iowa this fall
Cruel Roles have Killed our rooster,
Killed MIN ERE he lrft the coop,
stu there This much cops'lilion
We can have some chicken soup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-11
DAILY Goes into th. As.ocIation.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Brooklyn club
has signed Thomas p DAILY, catcher OF the
Washingtons
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
A Suggestion.

EDITOR lNTELLIGENCER:-It Is under
Stood that II IL the purpose of the County
Grange to hold its next quarterly meeting
about the middle OF next month In the tow
OF nayVlew' ii TINS proves to be true, | hope
that this body of farmers may see proper IL
hold It's chief session open, and invite an the
farmers or the county to attend. and that OBJ
portuDltles may he offered to any and all prp,
sent to make such suggestions as they NAV
see proper to make on the important subject
OF the present financial condition of This
branch of American industry,
The Grange may be, or may moi be. ibp
proper channel through which this yuhiact
may be discussed, and means devised to cor
rect the many evils that need to he corrected
In order to do full justice to American far
mers. But this meeting can he utilized t.
arouse the farmers Of the county to Il moru
thOI Ougn examination of the SURROUNDING of
their industry and to devise some more eff
fectual means OF relieving their labor oil much
OF that which now seems to be ahsOrt,in"
liz rOtts and destroying nearly al! OF il5
desirable and remunerative conditions. If
this meeting shall prove to be of this charac-
ter | hope 1t will be attended by a larry,
pamber OF farmers from every part o; In.
county, aud when assembled, that all may he
actuated by a strong desire to teach the truth
and il found, 10 mold tenaeiOusly to It and USE
every endeavOr to carry II out In the most
tangible and unerring form. Let use cling
steadily TO VII honorable means thai may Offer
or tend TO revive and restore this industry To
all of It's former remuneratIve and pIeascr-
able conditions. The columns OF your paper
are always open to COMMUNICATIONS in which
your readers are Interested, and | avail my.
self Of your generosity In thus reaching ana
calling the attention Of the Officers of the
County Grange to the suggestions OF this
communication, and also OF arousirg the far
meTs Of the county to come out to this meet
in2. 1t must be evident to the most Of lnem
Nl.l H. l-,ssa "a NIas. I--
ed, and their means of recreation and plea
sure are being destroyed by-----
WhO:-Whats Let us meet and enquire.
FARMER.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
STRUCK A FORTUNE.
A Newspaper Carrier Who Won
$4,000 in the Louisiana
State Lottery.

In q neat little brick cottage, at No, 34O7
LaSaIle street, there resides the happiest and
snuRgest little family of Germans that could
be found In many a miles hunt. 1t Is the
home of Charles MeinhardL, his wife and liz
tie three-Year.Old daughter. Only a few
months ago, MIR. Meinhardl was In tolerably
ialr circumstances, now he Is what NAV he
called the Jay Gould of West ST. Louis, In
short, at the last drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery he held a tenth part of the mum
Der SI.s3a, which drew the capital prize of
$500 900. A Star-Savlngs reporter called at
the residence of Mr.. MeInhardt this morning.
Mr.. Meinhardt was cut on some speculation,
but his wife met the reporter and said: 1--WE
are now a very happy family. We wun $50.
600 and got every cent of 1t a few DAYS ago. IL
was a very lucky thing, and we have onIy
been playing the lottery for about four
months. | have been buying all the tickets.
but l get them under my husbands name. |
bought this lucky one and took ~ out of HIS
pocket to buy 1t, and I'm glad / did 1t now.
My husband will continue to carry papers,
but he will invest in real estate to a conside-
rahle extent. would like to see somebody
eise do as well as we. We intend to nlay n
little every now and then,'
Two other gentlemen of this city held one
twentieth tickets and each drew S15 600, one
through the Lafayette and the other tbrongh
the Fourth National Bank. b. sides he above
luck or 1T, L0uIsans, there are any number
OF people holding numbers for smaller prize,,
Inc heaviest winners at this drawing were
all ID pretty lair circumstances and now that
they nave acquired sudden wealth. intend to
nave a pretty good time out of it,, Two M
Them are Investing in real e.tate in the we /
enc. MIR. Meinbardt. while still carrying
papers, IL contemplating u trim to thp old
country with his fumiiy.-St. Louis. mo \
Star-Sayings. August -.
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w. M. A. Taps.

School is now fairly under way. The cadets
have all been examined and the classes all
organized.
Proi. Ed. Hopkins seems to have conside-
rable trouble in keeping his muslache curIed
as he would have it.
There was a funeral at the barracks last
Tuesday at which Lieut.. Allen was the only
nlourner. He laid aside all hat remained OF
his luxurialt ~ mustache.
Since the last issue of this paper several
new and old students have arrived, among
whom are Ewing, Brinkerhof, Younger,
Mibergen. Roberts and f. Roberts.
The military machinery was put in motion
last tuesday by Capt, Ryland. This depart
ment bids fair to excel anything OF the kind
attempted In the school in Its history thus
far.
Cadets HarrelsOn. Lynch ard Kelly have
sisters attending the colleges in this civ.
The gentlemen named would have no tron -.
BILE in claiming cousInship among some of the
cadets.
AS was stated last week. the base ball club
would be organized az soon as possible. and
organization has been made and as a result
the following are the players:-Lynch, Hoff-
man. Hunt. Calkins, Allen, Hamilton, Will
son, Ewing and Atkinson, with W. S, Lynch
as captain and w. S. Allen as secretary and
treasurer.
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Delinquent Taxes.

LEXINGTON. MO Aug. 10, 1889,
EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-Please inform
the public that all delinq uent taxes must be
paid as follows: For the year 1887 and all
years back of it the taxes must be paid n.
once as suit will be instituted thereon without
further notice as soon a. the papers can be
made out. The new limitation law goes into
effect July, 1890. and rs all taxes of 1887 and
back years have been consolidated IN one
book as the law directs, this compf Is me TO
m suit TO prevent The statutes from
running. The delinquent taxes for 1888 must
be paid before the first of January. 1890, or
suit will be instituted immediately thereafter
as the law requires | hope all those inter-
esled will attend to the matter at once and
save costs. Fair warning. If any are caught
they will have none to blame hut themselves.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
aug5lt4 Tax Attorney.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In The Probate Court of Lafayette county-
August term, 9TH day. August 10th, 1883.
In the matter OF the estate of John W. Brown
deceased.
NOW ut this day comes jackson Corder
~ administrator OF the estate OF John W
brown, deceased. and presents his petition
praying for an order Tor the sale of so much n
The real estate OF said John W. Brown. decd
as VIII pay ami satisfy the remaining debts dine
ny SAID estate, and yet unpaid for want of su6j,
citnt assets, accompanied by the accounts, list,
ana INVENTORIES required bylaw IN such cases :or
examination whereof, il is ordered that ali ner.
sons Interested in said estate be notified tim
application as aforesaid has been made. AM
mat unless the contrary he shown on or befor,
me hrst day OF the next term of this court
to be- held on the second Monday in Noyembnr
1883, an order will be- made for tIe sale OF tne
wholc; or SO much OF the real estate of said
W Brown, deceased, as will be sufficient
Tor the payment of said debts.
AND II is further ordered that this notice Ia
pIotished IN the Lexington Weekly InteIligen.
Ger, newspaper published in the said COUNTY
OF Lafayette, for four weeks successfully be.
court. 'niF
A true copy from the record: Attest.
RYLAND,
angSit5 Probate Judge, and ex-oficIo Clerk.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

Will iet 10 the lowest and best bidder, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, A. ID. 1889.
One Wooicn Bridge for construction. 10 he
DuI't on the road leading from the Salt Pond TO
To" Georgetown road, about one mile east of
Prairie Church.
Letting WI tax" place at ten O'Clock a, m at
DrldgesIte; Plan and specifications win be seen
AT line and place Of letting,
CONTRACTOR IS to give bond with approyed
security for complying with contract, as the
Also on
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER u, A. D., 1889.
! VIII let to the lowest and best bidder. one
Woohcn bridge for construction. to be buiIt
aGro75 SAT- Fork creek, on the Waverly and
Alma road. near the { T. CatrOn place.
letting vii take riac, at bridge site at q
O'Clock i IN. Plan ta; zusciicaiions will h,
see! at Time and place of letting.
Contractor Is to give bond with nnnr,vsd
law directs. /" "e
Is. ID. WTEDIN,
huEol'u Commissioner
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Central Female College Concert
Monday Evening, seplembor2s,

The following is the programme 10 h,
rendered at the CONCERT to be given by The
musical faculty of G. +. G. at Hagen's Opera
HOUSE next Monday night
PART I.
overture: "Pairie. "(Piuno, 8 handslG Rizet
Misses Helen Cobb, HATH Williams, AIber'
Ia Hawkins and Lille Lash.
Recitation: The Widows Light" Noore
Miss Sara V. tOgIemln.
flano: In LainpenelIa.".. Puganini- List.
Miss Emma 4. Standeford,
voice.: volta la ierreu (frOm ..Ballo in
Maschera.". Verdi "
Miss May V. Gibbons.
flaho: Concert Stuck, Op. 9."...... Weber.
Madame EdOuard BlitZ,
Accompanied by Miss Clemmcus.
' iolin: "CoansOn Husse.".. go. VicuxIcmps.
Edouard Blitz.
Voice: "SOng.".. I,.sop
Miss May V. Gibbons.
PART H..
flan0: "Etude, Op. 2, No. G.'....... UenseIl
Miss Nettie ClemmGns.
hecitatioh: money Musk.".. b. f. Cay lor.
Miss Sara V. EOgleman.
Ilano. "RhapsOdIe HOngroisc, No. 50. List,
Madame Edouard Bltz.
voice: BE raggiO, from Semiramide."....
y, Miss MAY V. Gibbons.
Violin: ''CdpricciO." Daube.
EdOuard BlitZ.
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Reji lous.

Rev T. NJ. Cobb breaches at Chilhow,e .
to-day and to-. morrow,
There will he services NJ the Baptl,t church
Tomorrow morning at il O'Clock; SUNDAY
School ct $3.50.
There will he a song seryire at Edcnview
to-mcrrow afternoon ut 2:3O o'clock and
preaching by Rey. j. W. keoble at $50
o'clock
Rev. J. g. Vogel. the former pastor of the
German Methodist church. has been traus-
ferred to The southern California conference
and assigned to Anabeim AID Los ApgeIrs.
Mrs. VOgel and children are In the ctiy tor ,
few days the guests Of Mrs. u. q. PErtzino
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

Born-In Waverly. September Il, to Tho
vile Of Mr.. VIM. HomertOn-a girl.
- In Waverly, September 18th. to the
wife OF JAS. Lea girl.
Up WaVerly. September 18th, TO the
vile OF j. Dennis-a boy.
- Al RiyertOn, September 18th, TO the
wife of N. f. Be- glund-a boy.
- In WaverIy, September 18Th, TO the
wife OF Walter S. TreGt-a girl.
- In this city, September 18th. to the
vile OF Mr. q. A. Sturges-a boy.
In Middleton township. September
10Th, to the wife Of John Pollard-a boy.
- In Lexington township. September
10Th, TO the wife of Mr.. George JohnsOn-a
boy.
- In this city, September 18Th, TO the
wife OF MIR. Jno. L. Hausam-a boy. The
child only lived a few minutes.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
A Card.

To the Public:-I take pleasure in announc.
ing that The American Central Insurance
Company. OF 81. Louis, through their gentle
manly agents., Nes~rs. EdmOuds Il Jesse.
Ghve made IL perfectly satisfactory adjust ment
and sett'amCEt Of the partial loss sustained
by me in the burning OF nv tenant house
adjoining The livery stable On l0;h sIfee,.
GEORGE FARRAR,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
NOTICE.

EfIERS documentary on the estate o
- Maiinda ". Afford, deceased, were granite,
Ia the undersigned on the 2Ist day of Augus /
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estat,
are required to exhibit them for aIlOwanc,
10 tsc executors within one year after the dat,
o. sald ietters or they may be precludet
from any benefit Of such estate; and if sucf
claims he not exhibited within two wears from
e date OF said letters they will be forevei
This 2lst day of August. 1859,
ROBERT NJ. Afford,
JOSEPH +. AFFORD.
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The Wonderful Olive Branch

fs a radical cure for the following diseases.
congestion and falling of the
womb, known rs prOlapsus.) either for
ward backward Or downward, dropsy of the
womb. liberation Of the womb. poIypus,
in its worst stages. proiuse and
difficult menstruation. obstructive or mehan-
zeal dysmenorrhoea, very common, and AL
most equaling labor pains.) ovarian tumors,
inflammation and congestion of The ovaries
and uterine cancers, laceratIou Of the womb
tfroln delivery.
For sale by Mrs. Anna Eadington, adj
dress lock box 354, Lexington, Mo. aug3ltf
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
PUBLIC SALE,

WILL sell at Public Auction, one "a
l. NH" east OI the Little Sni bridge, ESdN
on Tue Old FUR Grounds road, and ION
H'J"InInS the County Farm, ON
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER II. 1889.
me following personal property, to-wIt:
,ihG lDl "i Farming lnDlements, ! Lob Sled, ]
it"iIef, i Binder, : Cows and Calves, ! Dry
Low ) / CARING Steers, 2 Young Brood Mares
! Good WORK Mule. 2 YcarlIng Mules, 2 two
Se"f-oid and ! learILng Horse Colt, l three
St"r-"Iu h"r5r, anu about fifty head OF Stock
lhRMS:-A credit of nine months will be
given. without interest.
sen 2Itf InIr DtrE
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2lif John nj RICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WILL let TO the lowest and hest bidd.r nm

OCTOBER 4. A.. d., 1889,
one Wooden Bridge for construction, about SIX
y iect III length, to lie built across Salt Fork
creek, about two and a-haii miles east OF Cor
der on Tie road running north and south be-
tween the salt Pond and Corder and Alma roads
near GicsCInan's
Letting Will lake place at 10 O'Clock q m al
oiluse site. Plan ana specifications will be
seen at time and place Of letting. Contractor lie
TO give boLd with approved security for com
plSihE win contract, as the law directs.
COMMISSIONS reserves the right to reject any
or All bids. n ID WEEIJIS
StDtlItd. Commi.aio,a.
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9efksg gntelligenter
officiP ! County Paper.
SHORTS.

they are new, they are choice, they are
novel and If you don't see our stock you will
regret IL. NJ. F. Royle " SON. sept2lt2
ran styles in millinery at Mrs. Moore
heads. san,14t3
Cheai1! Cheap!! l have just received a car
VI hne Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
anu nave another one on the road, which l
VIII sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
1t. A, LoomIs. iune22tt
'heap! Cheap!! l have Just received a car
vi hhe Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
u nave another one on the road, which l
""i SCI at 81 % per barrel. Come aud get
A. LOOMS. ~june22ti
90 TO Looml,' grocery store, 18th and
FRANKLIN avenue. for your castor machine oil.
lie rs ! the best. iune15tf
brlestley's black dress goods-we are the
only ones here that handle them. They are
beauties. Come and see them at NJ. f. Royle
q sons. sept21t2
tPersons falling to get their paper regularly
from the carrier will greatly oblige us by
leaving word at this office, where n paper
VIII be given you and a reprimand to the
earri'r. IL we hear no complaint, of course
we mus, conclude that the paper Is eft with
due regularity. tt
Go to LOomis' grocery store. 18th al u
Franklin avenue, for your castor machir, OIL.
de has the best. iunr'It
Mrs. MOorehead has received a full line Of
fall millinery and bottoms. septl4t3
Some are here and others are COMING daily
We mean our new goods. 2 cosAe sna zee
them. NJ. r. Royls a Son. sspt7ii2ai
L W|a fkaanL.4-LtA - - tAE<~14.. W[tI"II4of
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PUBLIC A~DMINIsTRATOR,S
NOTICE.

EIIERS of administration, with Will an,
4 neXed. ON the estate of James Mclaughlin
d"c"ascd,. were granted t, the undersigned pub.
lie administration of Lafayette county, Mo-, or
the "oth day OF August. A. D., 1859, by III,
probate court of Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said estat,
are required to exhibit them to me for aIl0wanc,
withIhOnc year after the date OF this notice, OF
they may be preGiuded from any benefit of sale
esthteiahd II such claims be not exhibited with.
in two years from the date of said letters thev
VIII be forever barred.
This Both day of August, A. D., 1899
aug:lt5 T. " wilson
Public Administrator with will nnnnMa
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ADMINISTRATORS N,TICE.

ElTERS of administration on the estate OF
II tlOrinda J%unkins. deceased, were granite
to the undersigned on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1859: by the Probate court of Lafayette
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance to
the administrator within one year alter he date
Oh sara letters or they may he precluded from
amy bcnrht OF such estate; and If such claims be
not exhibited within two Years from the date OF
sl0 letters they Will be forever barred.
This l6th day of September, 1889.
JONAS L. FERGUSON,
sept2l5 AJministrnI
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Mo. P. r. r. Excursion Rates.

The Mo = onrr 10 the public the following
cheap cXrGrsIOn rates.
FAIL FE T!VIrIES KANSAS CITY, MO D,T. lsT
To OCT irr.
Mop. L. Il. Will sell round trip tickets ut one
fare for r'snd TRIP Sept ;IGih TO Oct. iIh, good
returning OCi. . h
ST LOUIS FAN.
No. u u Il viii sell ruUpd top ticEr > one fire
To- found IT!D tItkcis sold Oct. 5th To l3h.
ip"lnelv". good rvtuluiuR Oct lith
~ LOUIS ENTu- irION.
Mo. T. X. Il vii! sali'r0und trip tickets on Sent
2;ird, 4fta, and 50t!, Oct. 3ri. lith, and III al
oh" ant nnG third tor round trip. good return
Ing = DAYS .rOm date al sale.
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FhitIlES WISHING TO IA IN A WINTER
Shrply OF Glover, Timothy or Prairie Huy
n - 90 uhnhIe'i, can re supplied ut short mo-
''C' ny leaving orders al Feed store OF
o'P' Al GEO M. VAUGHAN.
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I'hE f~ollowlngletters remained uncaIle ed for nj
l. the pOstOflce at Lexington. IaCavctte conn q
ty. Missouri. Sept. Is, 1889:
Snlllns. John Clark, Nellie
GisTk, nelson Clark, MolIie
Clark. Matthew Fischer, William
franklin, Joseph Ford hibert
Garner, J.E tey. Hoffman ID c NJ,
Hartman Frank Massic. WIN "
Mliler; Robinson. j. l..
Svep, henIy Wilson. l. Il. Miss
"iiSoh' mary MRS. Young. Charles }.
CARDS.
Harsh, W. E. Mrs. Miller. VIM p
McManns, Jno. McCIe'LnnJ "a
smith, r. w. TryOn. VII.
When calling for these please say they vr,s
advertised. p. s. FULKERSOE- NJ
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FOR RENT.

Two story frame dwelling house 4
a win live rooms and lWO halls, on nn3,
sou II sidc Main street, near the corner EHIU
vi lot street. Apply to XmA
auS2iI RItHARDE IL,,,
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Attention, Democratic FIambeau
Club!

every M"mb"r Is urgently requested TO attend
10 ~ 'ilrr at the courthouse next VI,ursduv
T.. "' -" Ur+~-k To make arr ngt mcnis 10
t. rlrtl IN til" rrli ylehrdlIon o. the nrrniFg
VI "Uf ponteOn bridge. CAPTAIN o
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Old Mems Club.

viii meet Saturday, september y. NJ thh'. ."mng >
dence oil MIR. David ! allston, near Pru,r,r
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T.. X. KAUFMAN,
N~lICIMlkER. JEWELER
AEGK.EH YER.
repair ne of Watches. Clocks, Jew
elry. etc A Specially.
All Kinds of Complicated Work
Solicited.
HAY.

workshop IN the Real Estate Office Of
f. "lhsor ~ Son, opp. Courthouse. s2Itf