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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
State of Thermometer


Look at Yerser's j0e. pic ures. ready
framed. 1t WIFI pay you. 4ig Shipley
treat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Tomorrow promises TO bs clearing to
fair, preceded by rain, and rather colder.
Wednes!ay far, with slight iall OF tenn
perature
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

A communication from the Safe De-
pArtment was read beioyea special meet
lug OF the Board If Tralc. last Saturday
morning, saying that the delegates to the
Pan American Congress- win visit this
city on Saturday, December 81. while on
their way 10 New York. They will reach
here about ll.3O III the morning and re-
main uutil evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
No Objection.

We have not had q GUS
TONER raise the slightest OBJ.
lection to the prices we are
asking for Overcoats and
Suits since we commenced
to sell our stock preparatory
to quitting the business. As
long as we have a garment
in our store that you want 1t
can be bought at about half
price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Miss Laura Cooke Of Frederick ls visit.
ing her a!s.er, Mrs. McIivaine, oa TENTH
street.
Mrs. Joseph E. Carter Of SMYRNA Is
visiting Mrs Julia Hyatt, on West scY-
enJh street.
Miss Emma Cook OF Frederick Is visit.
In her sister, Mrs. Lyiia IAiyarl, No.
i2j East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.

IhtercstIhg CONCERT.
Those OF the music-loving public who
were present at the concert given last
April 10 St. Stephens Lutheran Church
will hear with pleasure that q similar one
Is to be rendered on the 10th inst, Tues.
day evening next, In tho church. Prof.
Jno. Himmelsbach. of Philadelphia, who
Is well known to the musicians of this
city. will take part
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

The annual meeting of the board OF
women managers Of the Homeopathic
Hospital was held on Saturday, when the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mira ]. Taylor
Cause; vice president, Mrs. Leonard Kit
finger; recording secretary Mrs. George
W. Stonei corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Clement B. Smyth; treas urer, Mrs. G.
Wesley Weldin; medical department,
chief, A. Negendank, NJ. b.; surgical de-
partment, chief j. NJ. Curtis, NJ. ID /;
maternity department. chief, Leonard
kittinger, III. D.; eye ami ear depart
ment, chief, Fred G.. Ritchic, NJ. ID. con-
sulting surgeon, Charles III. Thomas, NJ.
D., OF Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

for = cabinet Photographs ard one 16x20
cray PORTRAIT AT CAmmiuss' gallery,
3U2 har.et >'rre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Car co.tO4secl inca! iuzt received from
Tennessee. Ialua.l Bros, lOl Maryland
avenue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Post Boy Tobacco. CIT It from your
dealer, $. Il. Durstein, wholesale agent,
No. . East Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

For cigars OF all grades, piIce and
quality, consult Durste!n, No. East
second street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Old Criss
will DO NJ Aliens DC. store, 2l0 Market
street. Wednesday next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.

Harry W. McCaulley Of New Castle
wants i've good carpenters to Anish up
after ylasterers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

osT-A LADA'S BRACELET IN
4 going nom Head and Thirteenth street
10 Eleventh street bridge and from tlIrnre ID
~ John, Episcopal Church. A llberal reward
VIII be paid by leaving It at EMIL nkCK ~
saloon, Thirteenth aud Heald streets.
l1.y.3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

w ANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
cbambeimald wants a situation in city
OF coshirE, also young woman wants a no.
thion sewing with a dressmnkrr or la a 1t re,
Apply AT iiminston lutclIig nee Once, p1l
Orange street. l2-y..tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

The largest assortment OF easeis Is at
Yerger's, 4l9 shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
Let the Children

90 to Aliens &c. store, 2ta Market street =,
aud see Old Criss Wed esday next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

American Duchess and San Rosa CT
gars. Durstein. 8 East Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Fine iewelrv for ChristnA las presents at
MAssEY'S, No. 4O4 KIN STREET, At
low prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

" ANTED- A SlTA1UlCN AS A
w barber undtr instruction., having had
six months experience. Apply Al SIS Pine
street. I2-g-2t.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

A New York saleswoman has just re-
ccived So 800 by the will OF crotchety
old woman whom she had treated
politely. Now let al the saleswomen
aud statesmen, Tor that matter, try
civiIity on specu!ation.-[Detroit Free
Press.
The Strides of Locality. Nrs. Hud
son cot the Riverside Drive) -"Shop.
ping this morning. my dear?' Mrs.
Fills (of East End Avenue)-" No !;
SIaD,ning. I've got TO 20 down and
call on the Oliamms-F avenue,
YOU kuow.''-[Puck.
IL dou't understand how you can
STAY so continually in the house this
summer. feet as if must get away,
il only o see some new faces "Ohl
| don't need TO go for that. My wife
has new servant every day. File
gcnde Batter.
Natural History Notes The part
rid.e is strong anu active in the fall.
Ghcv will be found in thIckcis of ever
grcru or feeding on acOrms or nuts. e
The partridge, if picked on the
spot where he is, is difficult TO tell
from chicken New York Times.
| Mrs. .Urhan-"Se here, ,RusliCus, those
| hens YOU sold me last month haven't
laid an egg siucG bought them '
| Rusiirus-'Why, marn, this is the
close season for hens in this state. Ii s
! a4in the law iur hens to lay atore the
fust of SeptCmber.'- Lowell Citizen.
In the Cause OF Advertising Gus
| TONER -"But If your 'Esau Hair III
| durer j. ~ inialliblc, how does is hap
pen that Won are utterly bald yOusclt?'
| Barbrr-''Oh, | stay as an example oi
before using My assistant there, who
has such IA superb head of hair, stands
for .ailcT using. - Puck.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weUEiy the Intelligonccr by
Captain j. ID. Conner. recorder of deeds of
Lafayette county, Mo.
Abstract of the deeds flied in the office Of
Recorder Of Deeds from Saturday, Sept. !,
lSSg to Saturday, Sept. II, lSS9. Only
such as contain covenants Of warranty c0n-
tanned in list.
AulIvi'Ic Lodge 10 Jaff l.. DAVIS,
ol- ard t. blk /. AullyiIc.... ... q I25 o.
a. J. Nuhiu" to FritZ RcImc, lois
/. ,. ,. aud ,, biz |, Notmg's add
20 Higgu~vile. .............. 325 co
Anna Wmhl e. al to julia Ann
wesley, lot 30. Dover. 80 90
ThOs. Field 10 :. W. CampbCll2iO
acres, hi ne ne NV "a, hi sc and
81 sw l3. 80, "a Observation-Disclosures. II OOO 90
II. &. .jydnOr TO Frank Rcgi>tcr.l0
acres, II hi hf sw ne IL. II. 25...... 100 60
John Reid 10 l.. u. AtkcisOn, parts
| of ipts and blk 81 lst add TO Lex
ingion. ion.............................. 1 200 90
NJ. NJ. GIadi-h to John Goodrich,
10 acres. ne NV /. IS. 2,............. 600 OO
). w. Campbell TO Thus. Firldl22
and i2- lGO acres, NV n" !, ~, 2l,and
W bi Sc rs 80, "a ................... 1921 2C
Tnos, Field TO d. +. Jackson, I'D
W If Sc 80 30. 81 j.'.................. " " GIG GC
| Henry Luhmann to Herman Lob
| mann, hf me- II, and ne corner sw
ne 10 rs. 81. ................... $500 OC
| J. II. Srovall TO Taylor Jackson,
| >e sc 2i. 10, 20. 2D...-.................. 700 O'
G!z1- No instrument will he filed until th'
| fee Is paid. TN
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S Harvest Excursions. 5

The Burlington Route (H. & st. J. and Il.
c., st. }. Il c. B. r. Rs.) have arranged Tor
a series of FIVE special Harvest excursions
during the summer and early fall.
Tickets for these excursions will he sold
AT points on these lines on August 9th and
aoth, September 10th and oath. and October
sh. The low rate Of one fare for the round
trip will be msde for these occasions, aud
tickets will be on sale TO points IN Kansas,
Nebraska, Southern Missouri, Arkansas
Texss. Indian Territory. New eXico. Col
orado, wyoming, Montana, Utah. Idaho,
Dakota, Minnesota, Tennessee, Louisiana,
Alabama, and Mississippi. thus giving wide
range of territory which can be visited on the
reduced rates. Tickets will ne limited 10
thirty days, and abundant stop oyer priv
ileges granted within the limit.
All those who contemplate availing them
selves of these low rates 10 look over new
country with the thought Of eventually
changing their location, are requested to bear
In mind that there are still thousands of acr { y
OF free government land along the line of tue
Burlington Route in Nebraska and Eastern
Colorado. These lands are uuexcelled for
farming purposes and are rs advantageouslv
situated IN every way as any lands in the
west.
Before you make any decision as to what
part Of the country you will visit on the ex-
cursions mentioned above, send to the undo r.
signed for land folder contiinlng map
showing the location OF the lands me rntiunad
and call on YOUR local ticket agent tor infer
nation regarding rates, etc.
A. c DAWES
General Pass. and Ticket Agent.
st. Joseph, Me-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
FISHY FABLES.
THEIR SOFT SNAP WAS SHORT.

"Hs! hal hal" laughed Coachman
aud a Professor as they were merrily
swinging in the breeze In the top of
tree. "We are having good time of
il and feel sorry for you miserable fell
lows who are compelled to lie huddled
together in a g. book. An Angler
fastened us on piece OF gut and in
trying to make long cast the brown
hackle at the end caught in branch of
this tree aud 1t is there safely imbed-
ded. The Angler tugged at us for
time and then the line broke and we
are enjoying ourselves. He cannot
reach us here, and our long days of
imprisonment in fiybook. succeeded
by being dragged over the water and
whirled around in the air, are passed.
The Coachmsn and Professor thought
they had attained the height of happi-
ness, and they enjoyed themselves for
a number of days. Then came rain,
and this was followed by sleet and
snow, and the gut which held them
rotted and the Coachman and Professor
dropped to the ground, where they
were trampled in the mire by the cat
tie. They no longer envied their
brethren in the fly book, and amid long
ings and regrets they ended misera-
BILE existence.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
mr.. WELLINGTON ADAMS.
PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.

,TAS RENO WE'D his Office TO Parior X. MIA
ii land Holel, Knnsas City, Mo. Errors oi
RetrncIion and Accommodation OF the Eye GnIo
- ses or Inv uruper medical treatment accord
inq to the requirements oil the case. ...,
Practice imiteu TO The treatment q AcuIe nmu ,
,-,,rn"tc Alections OF the Eye, Ear, Nose anu
Throat nnd the Scientific Administration oil
nIectricily in Chronic Diseases ...,,
sundays devoted exclusively TO the treatment
- IsaniDQNlT
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
Wnbaah kalIroao Tlmc Table.

DB,riuuB VIII leave the hULsis IN tais
ctty r6r x u l.. junction, making
connection with Trains going ca-tr
Yves; aud north. At ..................I 90 /. III
Returning, wIiIIrrIYC ut............. . 30 Il. III
OmnIbIl, viii leave for X. ~ .. JUNG
ton, SiakinF. connection with trans
going. east and west. and north
rtr as Richmond. at.......... ..... 80 p. IN
Returning viii arrive It ............. 30 p IN
JOHN &. YOUNG. superintendent
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DnS UUSsELL s. TUCKE6.

DHYsICIANs AND SURGEONS; or r,rioi rioE
over lafayette County Bank MAIN s''e''
in Living notice to the public of the ioilha'En o..
Of Ih,, above lrm, IL is deemed proper 10 SUI
mai DR. Tucker Is prepared TO lrea' pr piopoia po ~
al' ,,l w al Siss,ses peculiar to females: Dr.
~ ~ rrsdence at Mr.. Bells, corner oil sdnnk II,
n avenue and Thirteenth street, ""'lr r m1 II, a.
10 tnuud at all hours OF the night C'fei@u, @ ~ ~
"niion gwen 10 the ntling Oi eye-g"sses lnr ~
conditions OF detective sight. may -"
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n !.LAY" OF ANCIENT ROME.
"Laid' About the Year Of the City
MMDCXLL


ANSONIUS At TIE BAT.
Hip. trumpet loot IA triumph,
Hp, .irlurs clear the wny.
The great Barbarian bah team
VII play in Rome This day,
This day the doors and windows
AZ 4 hung with ggrlgnd~ all,
FtOm Tlter 10 the 'aiutiuc
Tb Mars J..side the wall.
UptO the great twin ball teams
Wen give a glorious feast;
Sw!i'. swift. the great twin ball teams
Came riding from the East.
They came DER Wild p"rthemlus,
Tossing in waves OF Pine;
. or CirTha's dome, DER hdria's foam,
D'cr purple Appeunnr.
Now is the scene of conflict
with lord. and ladies gyy,
Now Is Hood OF Latines
Poured down the hppiun way;
The hcTOg- take their places
Midst ulaui,t-. toss the ball,
'.Nieid np,, oh, great An.oHius!"
Loud CIY The fathers all,
The HcaI, The Egyptian,
He o, the ino-irr line,
And Earu., the bhrt.UrIIu.
With musk and urmOr shine;
aud round about them gathered
SGvCH heroes strong Hud hnii.
For men played tall Tor ali twas worth
In the brave days Ol old.
"Nuw by the Gods above us,
And by our fathers graves,
Play bali! to-day ChIra.us,
j!r be forever slaves;o
Thus spoke the bnlu AnSOnIus,
Aud speaking, seized his stick;
zone strike The Tribune cries aloud
'Cume oil - Il voice spakc from the crowd
"MUck u-h, YOU make me sick"
Alone stood great AnsomiuS,
fiui constant silll in mind,
III Egyptian >uJhy curves before
thc burpar!au brave behind.
Two strikes" The tribune Sbontcd,
aRUhhcr. briGed w.jh gold
FOR men hvk,d hard aud men kicked Ion
Ia the brave day, u Old
Then for I'trlc moment
All people held then breath,
Aud Tor u hlt!C moment
Reigucd siI, nee u> Ui tCah,
Hnun ia another moment
Iralr forth from one and Hll
\ cry H. If the NOisCans
Were coming DER the wall.
Eur with IL crash like thunder
| NHsuHiue HmOlc ihc bail,
| - .ycut on high, il journcy;l far
! mi ,vym,G To never ia!!,
| D'rr tugrcl>. spires Hud forum,
| Ger many gIacCinl dome,
| kua splt>hCd into The th,r
| THAT rolls hy the iowr.s Oi Tome.
And IIk,. a hur~u uuhIukrn
when .ir.I he irel- The Tvu,
AusunIu- ran In" lfs,N
| And ran !Hru! not iu vain.
- ardiu- Of Manhattan
scented incl. u 10 e. VIicis.
! I!s t,liYrib rrIIU. IL ii tIuu -Tt..Ti,r
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

,xyILL REMAIN IN LENlNGIoN S,, UNt ~ H.
w NoVEMBEk. Special attention given 10
,tts,Mas' M 'rt th. ave Ear, NOsu and Throat.
SpectIclcs and ey glasses properly anJns,@u
ror nil onIic A defects New electric apparatus
~ 10 ,saoernI purpcry ONCE practice Ohiy.
my mnIca over Leroy FarWeT's drug store
N'ASN -Iiunp2gm4l
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
ENRY G. WAIaLACk'
WALLACE - CEsILEs,

. TToRNFYs AND CouNsELLOHs AT Az
A Law. Lexington, Mo. Once 1Tonu oS,ia roUii,
Vael % -, h,,,se Will practice IN the courts ~
Tl,,.SeIte aid sulrOundnE cOuatles, anu $3.50 u
NO tnr,,ri court of tic state OF hissHurl, ~ ~
ne r. S Circuit aud Distrlci courts 'oi '"'
". ,1,y " strict Ui A'-sOut'.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

bFESONS wanting work ut any kind or thDs'
- desiring TO employ lHUUTcrr. cooks o. scr-
yanir can register t.Cir Names at ny grocery
10, i dry goods stone ON mTin street, ,prrSii" ihu
ro-l,llrr NJ charge for registering, md 'hr
ErIt al r.r rruIICi VIII Un'N "r collected VII.
4Gr ptr!!cs aasr." "Ei ttcn h' Tive u,r- an Gu.
,InE my iuls2u.I ~. Il. .pPnt
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
STRENGTH SUPPORTING WEAKNESS

From the Detroit Free PresS.l
Mr.. Sicruc-This tea is very weak
Mr.. Prlcr-lhcu would advise you
10 le III it against the butter.
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Moved to adjourn. Carried.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Sept. y, 1889.
Council met in adjourned session. In
the absence of the mayor, Mr.. Walton
was called to the chair.
Mr.. Schaeiermeyer from finance
committee reported that they had ex
amined the assessors books and found
that they were correct, and recon-
mended the acceptance of them. They
showed the real estate assessment tC
be $5S9,975 and the personal assess
mcnt TO he S345 ,567 total assessment
of $935, ,5I2.
The books were accepted.
Mr.. Schaefcrmeyer moved that notice
be given in the IntelIigencer that tht
city council would sit as board o
equalization on Wednesday, Sept. 20
1889, from 9:30 a. III to u IN. ant
from 80 p. III to 4 p. III. Carried.
The claim of Mr.. g. g. Wallace TO
examining assessment books was order
ed registered
Council adjourned.
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nittCe I" examine ard report. Carried
Mr. WaddcIl moved that j. w.
IIamlctt's bill for arrcsting prisoner be
received and filed. Carried.
MIR. SchaCicrmc, moved that the
bill Of mr. j. a. Wilson be referred TO
the claims committee TO examine and
report. Carried.
Mr.. Fcgert from claims committee
read Iist of claims against the city
which were ordered paid.
The claims committee also recon-
mcmdcd that the mayor draw his war
rant for Sl65 80 in favor of the Water |
Company and the recommendation was
adopted.
Mr.. Schacfermeycr moved that the
mayor be instructed to draw his war
rant for the balance in the treasury TO
the credit of The gas fund on October
/, 1889, for the scmi-annual payment
due the said company. Carried.
The judiciary committee reported
that they had examined into the matter
of the wagon license of MIR. Carlisle
and saw 10 reason why it should not
be paid. They also stated that a suit
had been commenced against him for
the amount aud recommended that if
immediate payment be made that the
snit be stopped. Report adopted.
Mr.. Schaefermeyer moved that pro-
position be made to Mr.. Carlisle that if
he would pay So the city would pay
the costs. Carried.
Mr.. Walk from judiciary committee
recommended that the request of MIR.
Lewis Neale be granted and that his
hotel license be rGbated Carried.
Mr.. Hare moved that G.. Schawie's g
bill be registered. Carried.
The gas committee recommended the
allowance of the gas bill. So ordered.
Mr.. Hare moved that the gas lamp
on Main, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, be moved southward to cross
ing. So ordered.
After several substitutes were pre-
sentcd, the matter was reconsidereC
and referred to the gas committee tt
examine into and report.
Mr.. Schaefermcyer moved that thr
old city warrant held by Geo. Price b,
referred to claims committee. Carried
Mr.. Walk moved, and it was carried
that the city engineer notify the Pacifi
railroad to put down a crossing bet wee
their tracks on 23rd street. Carried.
Mr.. Scnaefermeyer moved that th
. engineers attention be called to th
c report of the finance committee in re
L gard TO the stopping of work. Carried
Mr.. Ciage:t moved that the cit
c register notify the county clerk ths
,, the city's levy on railroad and telegrap
) property would be 81 %! on the SlC
Il valuation. Carried.
. Mr. Walton moved that the reque
X of Mr., Greer and others be referred
D the streets and alley committees
n examine and report. Carried.
Y The mayor recommended that p
N Mitchclrs fine and costs be abate
" Carried.
- The MAYORS appointment of j. '
:, Hamlet as calaboose keeper was CO
ct iirmed.
;; Mayor appointed VIM. Lee, j. 81
- wart, Jno. Mrnnaugh and Lafayel
D. johnson as private policemen. A
D; pointments confirmed.
- The bond of Morrison Bros. TO fl
- nish the city with coal was present
&C by the mayor and it was approved a
or filed.
OF The bond of Chas. Murphy as Wat
,~ street scalesmaster was approved a
n, filed.
rk The bond of Fred Graam as seco
DC ward scalesmaster was approved a
~ filed.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
ATTORNE GA.
InnN & El.Aa AMELE..

, rTpgNEY AT Law. WlI prHct'ce in nj
=, c5uIt5 od trc O.. HsJ npt attention
ven II al huisIDe3s {, rus I'd to my care.
mice in Msonr$ build over ff'gE SnISvj H,ISII
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MEDICAL.
nRs. McDONaLD y CWIsF,


ouysICIANs AND SURGEONS, LEAlNSr-
l>'TON. MISSOURI. Oh1eO'er M"u hlJ"S, ="
IrnlnnnIh shoe store. ~.
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w. a.. G0sEwIsoEI, NJ. u.

1TOMEOPATHIST Women and Ch,lhrt u . :
Ia Diseases IA speclallY Oi'0' W. nn,1in,3
Avenue, opposite courthouse. app -'''''
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

A TrORNEY ARLA". wal practice ~ al, an
n the state amt federal courts. Prompt ntI,n- ,
i'm to colIrctIous Examination OF lard lltiS5i
,syit,ny legal indenRurrs, &c. Onicc IN l"iriil-
.r..,rrr hmtinIng--ifnnt room mnY-'
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21
NENnf fsHnV RYLAND.
y. J DULING,

TToRNEY- WIN give prompt al.
\ t,nI,rn 20 ALI 3uslugss entrusted 30 niS care
Nill practice in 4 il Jhe courts, except the LTo-
,te ,!tug, o. L..,4R'lt. county. htC@''
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

A TTORNEl =. a FLAW, LeNinE'on, Mo. ).
A ID ,hrwaltyr havlnS oprned "a oIi'"' ~, ~
k,nsas lity (Americun Bank Hul'd1uE, -lfhlh
and pelaware), win be in Lexington On ~ 5,,I ut
day OF each wees. "''"'''
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SuFwAE,pRse n WILSON,

j. D. suEwALrRn, $. N, WlLSoN, ~,
Lexington and fuD'iG MAun M ~ ~
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

Mr.. Schacfcrmcycr moved that the
first part of the report be adopted and
that the balance be left for the present.
Mir. Walton moved to amend by in
struciius the engineer To make the
repairs ~ hen the finances OF the city
would permit Carried.
Mr.. Fcgcrt,oI claims committee, read
the claims that were 10 be audl'cd and
numbered. Ordered registered as read.
Mr.. Walton moved that the differ
rrcc n bil claimed by Harrison Il
Hedge be referred TO the finances ccm-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

Mr.. John q. Casn, who learned his
trade on this paper, and who is first
rate fellow as well as good democrat,
has started new paper at Joplin un-
der the title of "The Jasper County
Journal" The first number is vigor-
GUS and sprigbtly one, and as its leader
has nomination of Lieut.. Gov. Clay
comb for governor i'm 1892.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07

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