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NOTICE TO Contractors.
MONDAY. july -. A. D., Isso.

MONDAY. JULY -. A. d, 1850.
for repairs Big Iuuo bridge. on the Lexington
and Dover road Letting Will take place at
10 O'clork u M. Specifications viii Ice seen ut
time and place OF letting. Also on
TUESDAY, JULY 30. \ ID 1853,
! will let 10 the lowest and best bidder. one
Wooden Rent Bridge for construction, about 81
feet long, to lie built across Cottonwood creek,
Onc-hali mile west OI col lrOwn's. on the
road leading from Page Gay to the Webb
sch"OlhOuse
Letting Will take place at ~ o'clock Il m at
seen at time and place of letting Contractor Is
To give bnTd with approved security for com
plying with cOntrac ,as the law directs. Also on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, \. -. ISS".
] will let to the lowest and best bidder, one
Wooden Bent Bridge. for con siruc'IOn, about
81 lcct long. to be built across DAVIS creek,
about hire" miles nOrlhwcsL OF GOncordia, near
Henry Sirilen's.
Letting will take place ut 10 O'Clock, -. IN.
1T bridge site. Plar and specifications vii be
seen ut time ami plnc" OF letting Contractor ~
to give bond with approved S"CuriIy Tor com
plying contract, u The law directs. Also, ON
FRIDAY. AUGUSTA, 4. u. 1889,
will let to the lowest an best bidder, one
spun, 10 b" built ucrO4s Little Sni creek, on the
Middle Road bctHe cen Lexington and Odessa.
about on mile south 0t ThOs. J. POwell's.
Letting will TAKE place al 10 O'Clock Il m.
vt hrlds" site. Plan aud specifications will be
scrn at time ami place of Letting Contractor l.
10 give bond with approved security iOr com
plyin" with contract. as the law directs.
Commissioner reserves the right to reject any
or an bids. II. ID WEEDIN,
lulS6ld. Commissioner
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A GREAT COLLEGE.

From the st. Louis Republic. June 27.I
We eau truthfully say this of Central
Fenale College, Lexington, Mo-. be-
cause of its great educational facilities,
iDs buildings, ample grounds. excel
lent corps of competent teachers. Prof.
A. A. Jones, A. M, who has been
elected president of the college, comes
with a rich experience. great natural
litainments and undaunted energy and
enthusiasm. The college is free from
,tebt and we venture to say that 40
>choOl or college ia in better trim to
give q finished education 10 ladies' who
shall be 50 fortunate as to enter the
next session of Central Female College.
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FAMILY RECORDS.
From Puck.

"Lige," said the president medita-
lively, 81 understand there was great
difficulty experienced in finding Wash
ingron descendants for the recent CEN
te~unial." "Yes. SIRE" responded Lige 4;
sit was, | believe, IL of the hardest
jobs the committee had on their hands"
"Well, Lige, | think Washington should
have had sufficient forethOught to have
prevented all that justification, don't
your" eyes, sire, and it would have
been easy enough TO have kept his re-
lations before the public if he had
wanted to, "observed Lige quietly ,as he
addressed and sealed III appointment
of The presidents fourth cousin 10 q
81. 900 salary.
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IN THE HEARTS OF HIS COUNTRY
MEN,
From Harper's Young People.l

From Harper's Young PeOpIe.l
Teacher (to historial class)-"Where
did George Washington live after he
retired from public lite2" No one
seemed to know. Teacher-"Was it
at Washington OF at Mount Vermont"
Still no reply. Teacher-"Come, ch.l-
dren; some of you must know"
Smallest scholar-"I know, teacher;
he lived in the hearts of his country
men :"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13
HAD TO LET GO.

The following was overheard bv a
small hoy AT n recent picnic in Milledge
Vile, ia: "Dnrling, I'm going TO let
30 lnIr hand tor n minute. but yon
won't get mad, will sou, darling? |
wouIdnt let go ill you did, unly some
sort of a bug is crawling down my
pack aud | can't keep my mind on you
and the bugs mt the same fine
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13
A GRAVE DEFECT in THE PLAY.

Manager-I don't like the dude In
your play.
Author What's the matter with him?
He is o sufficiently stupid. You
must throw more idiocy and imbecility
be a lot of experts from Fifth avenue in
the audience.
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THE HON BYM00N.

HostaRs--"Aud DO you really believe
the moon ~ lie Inhabited, professor T"
Professor EuiZmucnen--"Ah, veil, | do
not say zai, bni zere Is van moon in
vich Zere mus he u man" Hostess
.'And which might that be, pray? "
"Vy ze-- vat you call n?-ne honey
mcOni"
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Hon. ODEN BOWIE, Ex-Governor of Mary
land. Jockey Club. Prest. City Pass. Railway
Co.. says: "In my family and my stables
have used st. Jacobs Oil with satisfactory
results, and believe 1t the best remedy for tho
painful ailments of man and beast"
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FINAL EMF.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors and
lN other persons interested In the estate of
RObt. X. McGer, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator will apply To make IL
inal settlement of said estate ut the August
term, 1889, Of the Probate court Oi Lafayette
county, Missouri, to be began and h,'d - the
probate court room, in the city of Lexington,
on the second Monday IN August, 1859.
FELIN j. MCt;EE,
junP29t5 Administrator.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all credi,ors and
IN other persons Interested in the estate Of
Susan X. Dunlap. d, ceased, that the under
u inal settlement of said estate, ut the August
term, 1889. OF the probate court of Lulav-
cite county, Missouri /. to be begun and held
at the Probate count room in the city Of
Lexington, on the seG0nd Monday IN August,
1889. Il. DUNLAP,
JOHN + DUNLAP.
JAMES G.. DUNLAP.
lnnaDALh INunnInnn
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JOS. CAIRN SIMPSON, ESQ, Sec. Pacific
Coast Blood-Horse Association, says: Being
familiar with the remarkable efficiency of 81.
Jacobs Oil, I cheerfully and heartily indorso
this valuable specific for painful ailments"
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FINAL EMF.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons inter IN the cstat" %!
Isaac Varoer. deceased, that the undersign-
ed, ADMINISTRATIVE. will apply to make II final
settle menS OF said cstut' at the August term, 1851.
of the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, TO be begun AMI held ut the Probate court
room. in the city Of "xingtOn. on the second
Monday In August. lss0.
MARY Il. WARMER,
knn.0nN AI.,s 4 a.,
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ORDER OF FERTILIZATION.


STATE or MISSOURI lsa
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
John l. Brown and Ellen Brown. plaintiffs
or petitioners.
against
Jane u Brown, Wi lam u Brown,
Sarah Eirz nctn Major aud John u. NJ Jnr
her hLsurn MARY 10 q bhOns All J tnl"S
~ GIbbrns. her hu band. J"hn ~.
y mons Nanni" NJ. iIlti' john aud James
X. L,ltl' john 'ir'"ndnnts.
fINu The sal | defendants and all ulhr.r whom IT
l. NAV concerns: Tax" notice inat "n'cr II
comm,r-iur lssur'I from Ia" circuit 60 It at
LaiaS cite county. NJ lssnuTI, M d"ra order IA a."
by Il Hon RIrntId Field, HE JhiHr t. icri.
In yuca ion ON June II. lSSa. d"rc ct I" the
Hon X"nopiuu Nv Iani. Judge al HE prubt'"
court Of .aii Lafayette county. Mas ur IN the
matter above ,%ntlII"'!, we VIII, on
SATURDAY. AUGUSr3, \. u, ia-p
prnc", Il 20 lake The deposition at Nancy Il H".
W dow If the iuIr John w Brown. decreased,
of LdfaN, ttr { unity. Missouri, at IT." Office ui
the prOb, IL ludg" IN the city oil Lexington. l.
iayrit" crunt,, MiraomrI. ia" - neral "hlrc' III
such ,iepnzrt,nn lring to lr0ve ~ sad Nancy
Brown that sud J h. W Brown IN hIs IA" tune
mHir IA" follow rig ud,uI c"n'c"is IIum h"s
estate 10 he blowing ui hi1 hIIdrrn aud urIrs.
rO-wII: To j mes Il Brown. William u
lSrnwn aud Nay - ,.ll'hor-. 81 500 each "ial
Ia Sarah EiZ al ~ Maj r the sufu Oi 81 ipl
Said dep"E'tiuuh Ia tr taken between The G' u,s
OF n'nr n'clnck ~ be inronnnu "rd IN O'Clock
in The nirrrnonn, und IL takn z tls". cot II u"i
completed On mat ii' to he 3dlOuInr | nom
dHN To day unit CnmlirIci
Given under our hands II r Hume - lSsA
,JuiIN e. ERpN y.
ELL E% E.DnS
June .gtI Paint lis and PCtiliUn,T5.
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FENAL

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO aIl creditors and
IN other persons interested in the estate of
Louis L. Schowe, deceased, that the under
sIgned, Administrative with viii ann Nrd.
Will apply to make a final settlement of said
estate, ut the August term, 1889 OF the Probate
court Of Lafayette coanty. Missouri. to he be-
gun and held at the Probate court room, in
the city OF Lexington. on the second Monday
in August, 1889 MARY r. SCIIOWE.
lune29lh AdmlnisIraI riN with VIII nnnrXei.
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IMPROVED CIRCUMSTANCES.

lGrip.i
Peter-You children turn up your
noses at ever, thing Oh the table. When
| was a boy | vas glad to get enough
dry bread to eat.
Tommy-Say, pa, you're having .
much better time of it now you are liv.
ing with us, amt you!
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A HARD YEAR.

From the Louisville Courier Journal
How sharper than a serpent's tooth Is
the reduction of wages at the Sharps-
vile furnaces, all of which are in the
great state of Pennsylvania. Why this
is a high tariff, H%arrisOnian year.
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FINAL ENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen To all creditors and
~ other persons int ested in the estate al
james hcGirl, deceased, that the mii-
dersigned, administratriX, will apply To
make q inal settlement oil said estate IL the
August term. 1883. OF the Probate court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri, to lie begun aud
held at the Probate court room, in the city Of
Lexington, ON the second Monday in August,
1859. FRANCES MCGIItL,
iunP29tb Administrative
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A

From Scribner's Magazine.l
Small Boy-Papa, won't you take
me to the circus?
Strict Father-No, my son the Uir-
Gus is the abiding place OF Satan.
Small Boy-Say, papa. he knows .
good thing when he sees ii, don't he?
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N

NOTICE il neI eby given TO all creditors and
IN other persons interested In the estate Of
Susan A. Tayl Tor. ,oc"l'e ed tina. the UNDERSIGNED,
executor, Will apply to make a final settle
meat oil said estate, at the AuP"st crm, lSS9, of
the Probate court of Lafayette county. Missouri.
10 be- begun and held ut the Probate court room.
10 the city o. Lexington. on the second Monday
In August, 1889. ROBT. TAYLOR
lune2Aih ENnnmlnr
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SALE.

wv HEREAS, Samuel Thomas and Matte
w Thomas, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust dated the 10Th day of February, 1851, filed
Tor record in the Office OF the recorder OF deeds OF
Lafayette county, Missouri. and duly recorded
in book so. at page l47, did in consideration OF
one dollar anu the debt and trust in said deed
mentioned, convey to the undersigned, trus iee,
the following described real estate situate. lying
and being in The county If Lafayette, aud state
of Missouri, to-wit: Lot number six (6). 10
block number five ~, PGmerOy. Houx and
Graham's addition TO the city of Lexington.
Missouri, which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment OF SAID Samuel
Thomas certain prumissory notes therein de-
serb d, AMI, whereas, default has been made in
the payment of one of said notes and ,iebL; n w,
therefore,, public notice Is hereby gwen that at
the @equest of the legal holder and owner OF said
note, and by virtue of the power in me vested
by the terms of said deed OF trust, I the under
signed trustee. us aIOre1iae, will in accordance
with the terms OF said deed OF trust proceed to
sell The real estate above described at public
venduc, to The highest bidder, Tor cash, ut the
front door oil The courthouse, IN the city of Lex
Ington, of Lafayette county. Missouri on
MONDAY. JULY p. 1889,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the forr-
noon and 1--we O'Clock IN the afternoon of that
day TO satisfy and pay of said debt and the ex
penses OF executing this trust.
jnne22td WILLIAM WALKER, Trustee.
June IL lSSn-
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We have for sale within the city Of Lex
lnStOn something over five acres of land,
well adapted for the rlIsIng oi fruit a.Ed
grnp"r; II good building sit on one acre; all
good pasture land. viii sell at II bIrgain
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13
IN BAD TASTE.

From the Philadelphia Times.I
The spoiIsmen think Bishop Potter's
aermon in bad taste, but they are neg.
Letting no opportunity to convince
thoughtful people that Bishop Potter's
plain ntterance was true and was
needed.
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DESIRA BE
RESIDENCE LOTS!!

We have several very Desirable Res Ideace
Lots Tor sale at BaTg ans. Centrally lOcHt-
cd, call eai ly anu get choice.
G. BEN RUSSELL.
Two Story Eight Room Brick Dwelling
On Franklin street. near IN, Will be sold at
II Great bargain, If taken soon; terms easy.
f.. WINSOk& SON
4. BEN RUSSELL.
Two Brick Store Houses on Franklin
street, permanent renters; Will he sold 10 Y,
II taken soon. T.. WlSSOR ~ SON
=. f. RUSSELL.
one Of the most desirable Residences IN
Lexington large aud beautiful grounds and
yard, conveniently located ch'np and easy
terms. Il WISSOR Il SON
q. BEN RUSSELL.
Two BIsincss Lois on Main street. very
desirable. T.. NISSDR " o
aprljtf e.. h RUSSELL.
Call and see this at once or miss a hargain.
We have for safe Il desirable business prop
.rIy 70 ie"t front by AZ in depth; brick
buiidIng, continuing live rooms other th IN
store rooms. WIN sell for 81 800 or trade
r. WiNSOR &soN
G.. BEN RUSSELL.
Desirable, and now Il your time to Sc
cure two business bri,k buildings situated
on Franklin avenue; Will sell separately for
81, 200 cash, or 81. 900 will buy them both
e. WINSOR Il son
G. f RUSSELL.
We hlye three residence lots, Just The
place tor some one whose means are small,
and who desires To build. Tor $3.50 each.
T.. WlNSOR Il son,
e.. BIN RUSSELL.
We have for sale within the city of Lex
inSiOn something over five acres of land,
well adapted for the rlIsIng OF fruit a.Ed
grape; II good building sit on one acre; all
good pasture land. viii sell at II bIrgain
T.. WIN OR SON.
I. BEN RUSS LII.
Brick residence on Main street; s rooms; q
very desirable place, for 81 600
t.. WINSOR Il son.
q, BEN RUSSELL.
A stor" brick building and residence on Main
}rOas; just tn" place Tor some one desiring To 90
ntU business, Tor 81, 800.
E WINSOR & son.
e. BEN RUSSELL.
a three story brick business building on
+ rankin, for 81, 800. f. WINSOt X son.
e.. BEN RUSSELL.
4 two story brick business building on Main
street; II good business stand. Tor 81 $50
Il. "a INSUR 4 son.
&. l. nus ELL.
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YVES OONFU OIUs A PRIZE FIGHTER ?

Our greatest glory is not in never
falling, but raising every time WI fall.
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AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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A MEAN HUSBAND.

GFrnm the Chicago Globe.l
Dntiml Wife, always look prcitiest
in calico
l. u, Friend Who inld you so?
DuliIul Wilc-My husband.
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10 months; was cured by 81. Jacobs Oil; euro
has remained permanent. W. J. CLINE.
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For "run-down," dcbilitated and ~ovcrwOrkcd
women, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ia
the best of all restorative TONES. 1t il IL potent
Specific for all those Chronic Weaknesses aud
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fI1parts vigor and strength to the whole system.
II promptly cures weakness of stomach, nausea,
indigestion. blOating, weak back. nervous pros
%tration, debility and slecplessness, in either sex.
1t is carefully compounded by an experienced
physician, and adapted to wonan's delicate
organization. Purely vegetable and perfectly
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-z4 "FaVOrite Prescrfp-
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WhHhhN EU.E for women, sold by druggists.
Az.- under n positive guar
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printed on the bottle-wrappcr, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
For large, illustrated Treatise or Diseases OF
Women 3180 pages, with full directions for
hon e-treatment). send ten cents in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION. 883 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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he Imported French Canadian Stallion
FRENCH LION,

w EN- season, on Mon ASTl
days, Tue days and WedDes- MTA
days mt W ellington, and Thurs %YcA
days, Fridays and Saturdays at TgEE% u
Bates CITY, ut Sl2 to Inc ure II v
colt to live nine days.
EitENCH LION IL a beautiful dcpple black
eight years Old. sixteen hands high, weighs
| ,450 pounds, has inc style and action, with
good feet, Hat bone aud Is thought to De one ei
The most compact and best bred French ANA
dian Stations in the world. His dam was got
by French Leopard. I'd dam by French Clipper,
:d dam by French Rocket, 4th dam by Couer dc
Lion. His sire was French Champion and he
10y COucr de Lion out of II st. Lawrence bred
french mBre
Care taken to prevent accidents or escapes,
but no responsibility SHOULD any occur. A lien
money. Pasturage for mares from "a distance
free Of charge.
utnrS'6 w. 4. DAY.
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LARGE ENGLISH BERKsHIRE
HOGS FOR SAFE

NuUNG SHELTON IS II HEAD TY4.
OF MY AR My Principal YN
Erecting Stock is recorded with the 49,
NntiOnnI Swine Brccder's Association.
mchgtf JAMFS II \ NJ, Corder, Mo
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MONDAY. AUGUST 20, ISSo.

al m of that day, for The purpose oi tak'n"
q vote Of the ,tOGkhO'hrTs ct Ihc cor I'rlS Un II
proposition then aud there {" be suinrIiir'' Ia
them, to incr' ace the amount "i The rari II s'"ct
of said COMPANY from lie rum Oi seven Thousand
dollars 81 ,OOO). winch II now is,ln the sun 81
twenty-five thousand dollars $50. 0cO). at NJ
crease of etghtrrI IhnnSuud iniiLrs ISIS uWp
i KREIliS.
f. ALLEN,
~ & MCiiNU-LAkD.
II. SENDEN,
u. SISAUER.
G. W. LODMIS,
IN, t2lm2 NJ }. CillSN
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HOW TO GET RIOH.

A recent fire in tho Commercial docks,
london. caused a loss of $500, 900.
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HORSE AILMENTS.

Ncponsct, H.,
May -, 1883.
My mare ga
cold; result: swCilGd
limbs: lump between
fore legs and inilum-
nation. Cured her
with 81. Jacobs oil.
l.. o. GARDINER.
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nnnME ~ TO LOAN.

yINIIE money now in hands helODglDg to the
estate OF MINORS il tor iJnn, part on prime
rrii .hluc Hnfi pat ON good persona! srcurIly.
pirtIru drsirIng To borrow Will do well To call.
OnirC over T.. WinsUr " Son.
mnvIEI :. WILSON,
Public administrator ADD rN-Olllc" fub Cur.
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OF STOCK HOLDEU's
MEETING.

is hereby given that Il meeting OF
~ tie siOckhulderE uI the Lexington pOniOun
bridge Company OF Lexington M;Gsouii. viii
he held Mt tie Ufhc" ~ The lexington lutCIlI en-
Ter printing company in The cIJ al Lexington,
Lafayette county, Mo, on
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a d RUssNESS FOR 81

nAVING bought II place near town and de-
IL sIrIng to move thereon, | have determined
to close oIt my stock of iJry pods, GrOcertei
and Hard " IRE. / viii cell either AT retail or IN
II lump. and rent or sell the house, corner OF
2iih and south streets, Old Lexington. This 10
u bargain Tor some one desiring to embark In
ba-Iness. Cali or address +. MOtATH,
inn. DIn1 Lexington, Mo.
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FOR SALE.

- Z authority OF the will of John &. 49,
Young, deceased Il offer at private fH.n1
ntle his late residence, lot 3 and 20 fct f4,m
OF lot 2. block %. First Addition To A2%A-
Lexington, beng l25 feet on Franklin avenue
ana AZ feet Oh Main Cross or 18Th street. The
dive ing IN u ubstantiaI brick structure OF ten
large rooms. The property IL well supplied
win Oat buildings, choice fruit, good wafer
and modern 60 venieDCes, and IA one Of t.e
most drsIrable situations in the Citv. Terms
easy. Apply to Mr james Green on The prenl-
isrs or It. the Undersigned.
maylti GEO Nj.
Executor of john G. Young, deceased.
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We hive three residence lots, Just the
place tor some one whose means are small,
and who desires To build, Tor $50 each.
T.. WINSOR Il SON
e.. BIN RUSSELL.
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Paine'S
Celery Compound

is prescribed by physicians, recommended by
druggists, endorsed by ministers, praised by
users, and guaranteed by the manufacturers
as a spring medicine which Will do all that IL
claimed for It. Use IL this spring. and see hoW
quickly it tones YOU III.
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Desirable, and now Il your time to Sc
cure two business brt'k buildings situated
on Franklin avenue; viii sell separately for
81, 200 cash, or 81. 900 will buy them both
&c. WINSOR h son
&, BEN RUSSELL.
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ON" Of the most desirable Residences IN
Lexington large and beautiful grounds and
yard, conveniently located ch'np and easy
terms. T. WISSOR X son
e.. H. RIISSEII-
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PurifeS the Blood,

Full accounts Of wonderful cures made by
Pa1ne'S Celery Compound after other medicines
and the best physicians had failed, sent freq.
There's nothing like IL.
$1.UO. Six for 300. Druggists.
WELLS, RICHARDSON a Co, Burlington. VI.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13

We have several very Desirable Res Ideace
Lots Tor sale at BaTg ans. Centrally lOcHt-
cd, call eai ly and get choice.
r.. WINSDR * son
e. BEN RUSSELL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-30
TAX SALE.

WHEREAS, THE TERRITORIAL L
w School and County Taxes assessed
against and upon the property of C. c..
Clements, or unknown owner, for the year
A. D, 1888, amounting to nine and 60-100
dollars ($9.60l, remain unpsio;
Therefore, 1, Leonard G Hardy, Collector
for Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, by
virtue of the authority vested in me by the
provisions of An Act of the Legislative As
sembly of the Territory of Utsh. entitled,
San Act to provide Revenue for the Terri
tory of Utah and the several Counties
thereof" approved February %. 1873, and of
the amendments thereto, have lev led upon
the following named property to-wit: Ten
Qo) acres OF laud in the Southeast Quarter
(SE N of Section Ten (l0), Township one
~ South, Range one ~ West of Salt Lake
Meridian and will sell the same or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
Taxes and Costs, at Public Auction, at the
front door of the County Court House. Salt
Lake City, on the Doth day of February 1889.
at II O'Clock NJ.
LEONARDO HARDY,
Collector for Salt Lake County
County Collectors Office, No. 5, CouD'
Court House, Salt Lake City, JanuaA.
24th, 1889.