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DYING WISH COMPLIED WITH.
A Girl Welded in the Presence of Her
Mothers Dead Body.

-.AothCA DCdu Douys
ST. LOUIS, april 14th.-A romantic mar
riage, with many sad features, has Just
come to light here. Some months ago
Miss Clarissa A. Moore, daughter of Mrs.
DIR. A. Moore, of 4159 Lucky street met
John Fenton, the son of wealthy Eng.
lishman living at Kingsley, Iowa, and heir
to considerable estate in England. On
both sides it was case of love at first
sight. The evident fondness of each for
the other was approved by the young lady's
mother, and it was not long before the en-.
gsgement of the couple was announced.
Recently Mrs. Moore was taken ill. and
last Wednesday she realized that she had
but few hours to live. Calling her daugh-
ter she endeavored to make known her
wishes, but could only utter the words
THE church"
Ins'inctively Miss Clarissa knew what
her mother wished to say and asked !:
Mother, is it yonr wish that should be
married at once?'
The dying woman partially raised her.
self on the bed. a smile illumined her face.
and she finally answered Yes This was
the last word she spoke, dying soon after
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CONGRESSIONAL
IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, April 14th.-A letter was re-
celved from the Secretary of the Interior trans
mitting the bill drawn by the Commissioner OF
Education for schools in Alaska
AT l245, on motion of Cameron of Pennsylya.
MIA, the Senate adjourned out of respect to the
memory of Samuel J. Randall
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Death of an Inventor.

New YORK. April 14th.-Andrew Camp
bell died to-day of heart failure, aged 6S
years. He built the first rotary printing
press every successfully worked, also the
first press that successfully printed illustra-
tions, and many other wonders of the press
art
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Threatened Unrisine.

WASHINGTON, April 14,h-The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs received tele-
gram from the Indian Agent asking for
troops to suppress threatened uprising of
Indians on the Tongue River Reservation
in Montana
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Vents, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let end similar notices under
this heud are inserted for cents per linz the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Az
| notices OF this character tgQ be found under his
heading.
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IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, April 1ith.-Immediately after
reading the journal in the House this morning
ONeil OF Pennsylvania announced the death
OF ex-Speaker Samuel ]. Randall. Thereupon
the Speaker appointed O'Neill, Carlisle, Har.
mer Holman, Cannon, Forney, Mckinley,
Springer and Reilly committee to attend the
funeral, and, upon motion of o Neill, the House
adjourned
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
CLEVER WOMEN.
The Emperor of Germany said to be In
fiuenced by Bis Mother.

Inc emperor OF germany said to be In
fiuenced by Bis Mother.
New YORK, April 14th.-A cable special
to the Tribune from Vienna says: Countess
Waldersee the New York grocer's daugh.
ter, and Empress Frederick, Queen Victo.
rias daughter, are looked upon here as
rivals for the control OF the young Kaiser
He has become entirely reconciled to his
mother, and the bitterness which marred
their relations during the last four wears
has disappeared Not day is allowed to
pass without their seeing one another.
The Emperor's mother is far too clever
and remarkable woman not 10 exercise a
predominaling influence on all who are
brought in contact with her
1t was at her instigation that the EN-
perer summoned his former tutor, Pro-
fessor HintZpeter, to Berlin, and, after cre-
atipg him Privy Councillor, gave the pref
erence to his advice over that of the Chan
cellor.
The young monarch's mother has been
extremely jealous of the influence acquired
over her son and daughter-in- law by her
American rival, and during the brief reign
of Emperor Frederick she prevailed upon
him to keep both the Count and his wife at
a distance from Berlin.
Manifestations of the Empress Freder.
lck's influence are to be found in the ap-
pointment of General Won Caprivi to the
post of Chancellor, and .of Baron Marshal
Won Bieberstein to the Secretaryship Of
Foreign fairs
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ward. Mr.. Fenton YVES notified of the
dying woman's request, and on Thursday
afternoon, in the presence of the dead, the
sacrament of marriage was performed by
the officiating clergyman
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If you are all run down, tagged out. take
Simmons Liver Regulator and be spry.
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Latest from Panama.

PANAMA, April 14th.-A serious disturb
ance occurred in the Santa Lucia Theater,
in Santiago de Chill, Sunday evening. The
management, without previous intimation,
changed the play and curtailed the per-
formance by one or two acts. The audi
ence tore the drop curtain to pieces, the
piano was smashed and the chairs and
other furniture wrecked. The manager
and actors beat timely retreat, else they
would have been roughly handled
The American astronomers of Harvard
College have left Antofagasta for Callao
after completing some important observa-
finna
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never been
known to fail TO cure sick headache.
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From 9 O'Clock Until IL O'Clock.

Ladies' Summer weight Underyests 12 cents.
lot ef Swiss Embroidery Edging all at &c yard
Boys Girls Black Straw Sailor Hats CENTS at
Millinery Department.
Meas Medium weight Cashmere Pants in fancy pattern Il 7
Mems Fancstrpe Imitation Flannel Shirts with covered
buttons and pocket at so cens after IL O'clock
Dress Lawns, in small figure, at a yard.
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VALUABLE MINES.
hich Quartz Veins in the Steep Walls {
the Colorado CANYON.

Rich Quartz Veins in the Steep Walls of
the Colorado Canyon.
DENVER, April l4,h.-It now appears
that the sole reason why Harry Mcdonald
deserted the exploring expedition in the
Graud Canyon of the Colorado WAS on
account OF the rich quartz discoveries. He
quit the party in the canyon and made his
way 10 kanab, U. T., where he made
known the new feds, organized a company
OF prospectors and they are now in the
canyon In force, the news having leaked
out and general stampede being the re-
suit. Il is said that 400 miles of the can
yon show wealth Of precious metals, and
assays from specimens obtained on the ton
down the river demonstrate that these
veins are of remarkable richness. The
action OF the water has worn smooth the
sides OF the canyon and the vein matter is
clearly oiscernible TO The naked eve.
Placer gold is found nearly the entire
length OF the river. Every point banned
produced color, and in places the bars were
found to contain coarse gold in surprising
quantities. Mr.. Stanton, the Commander
OF the expedition, says the placers could be
easily worked, because there is no lack of
water facilities. A short distance below
Lees Ferry the expedition ran across old
JACK Summer, member of Major Powell's
original expedition in 1869, washing out
gold in primitive way, and taking ont
from S5 to $40 per day.
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never been
known TO fail tC cure dyspepsia.
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EAST OF TaR ROCKIES.
James Corbett Scores an Easy Vic
tory Over Ec''atftey.
MUST FIGHT HIM NEXT
kilrain Says That Corbett is a Big
Blower" but McCaffcey Says
He is Hard Hitter.
ANOTHER VICTORY.

IsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO 7as nSooRO-uN.oS.l j
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First Christian Church, Evang elistiC
Services to. night. Come. It's
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

EOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
= largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies' rooms; best loca-
tion; stock and lease. Inquire at this office.
apl4-lW
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
4 Spirit Of Concession Shown by The
Silver Men.
RANDALI'S DEATH ANNOUNCED.
His Desk in the House of Repre-.
sentatives Draped in Mourn
ing-Eloquent Prayer.
isPRCIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoID-uNIoNl
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE KEcoRD-uN1oN.l
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Revival Services Every Evening at
Union Hall, corner Twentieth and streets
Preaching by Rev. Charles McKelvey. All are
welcome It's
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Daughters of st. George will hold their
regular meeting at Y. NJ. l. Hall, THIS (rues-
day. EVENING, April 18th, at 7:SO O. clock BY
order of MRS. MAGGIE WILSON, Pres.
VICTORIA GARRISON, Rec. Sec. 1t*
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Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps No.
Is, THIS AFTERNOON at 2 O. clock
SARAH CUNNINGHAM, President.
ADDIE SHIELDS, Secretary. Its
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T1O LET-HoUsE OF ELEVEN ROOMS, AT
i $50 Eighth street. Inquire of Dr. Pinkham,
SIS Eighth street. apl2-6l*
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mo LET-ONE FRONT ROOM, NICELY
J. furnished; first floor. Apply at 707 street.
apl2 3t%
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Y. Nj. L. No. 27.-Kegulsr meeting this
(Tuesdey) EVENING, at o'clock.
Z. II. KRAUS, President.
T. F. CARoLAN, Secretary. Its
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DAINTERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-FIVE
j or six good brush hands. Apply to G. N.
baty, lOlo Z street. apl5-2t*
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New ORLEANS, April 14.h.-All trains
between New Orleans and Jackson on the
Illinois Central have been suspended. The
railroad men calculate from the seriousness
of the overflow tnat it will be several DAYS
before communication will be resumed.
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| rTNO LET-OSE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
| L in private family no children use of bath:
! s.; one block from street cars. Inquire at this
office. anII.tf
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
w. M. A. Taps.

The Taps" did not appear last week on
account OF the sickness Of the correspondent.
All the cadets have returned with the eI-
ceptIon Of Mcdaniel, and he Is expected In Il
few days.
A called meeting Of the society was had last
Thursday for the purpose Of pertecting ar
rangements for the open session.
Cadet McGill was among the last Of the
cadets to return after the holidays. He pre-.
ferred to take his medicine 1t home.
We are sorry TO state that Cadet Lynch IL
quite sick with u severe attack OF ala grippe
but with good care the doctor promises 10
have him out In n few DAYS.
Cadet Hamilton left for Kansas City, last
FRIDAY morning, where he expected to meet
his mother and accompany her home. Pueblo
Colo. BE will return after 4 short visit home.
Ex-Cadet |. A. Campbell, who graduated
last year from this school, dropped In to
make the cade.s II visit last Sunday. He il
working In the city surveyors Office In Kan
sas City.
Quite . number of the cadets have been
afflicted with the popular epidemic for the
past two weeks, nor did the faculty escape,
each member taking 1t In his turn. but the
malsdy 10 DOW receding and every body 10
getting down 10 good hare work.
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Odessa has measles.
Odessa Ia 10 have electric light. Good.
The weather yesterday was again warm
and pleasant.
The boys and girls have had r jolly time
skating on goose pond this weeh.
The calvert al goose pond has given way
IN the center and large cave-In IL tho conse-
quence.
Rev. Sam. Small will lecture ut the Phoe.
nix opera house, Oiessa. Tuesday evening.
Feb. 18th.
The senate last Thursday confirmed the
nomination OF Miss Jennie q. Berrle as post.
mistress of Lexington. Mo.
There Is II lal ge cave-in In the sidewalk on
the west side OF sixteenth College, street,
wh oh should be attended to at once. other.
wise 1t NAV cause a damage suit against the
city. which would be costly.
The Ladies Fancy Work Club will h- en-
tertained Wednesday. January -. by Mes
DANES 10. o. Lesueur, Vim. X. Trigg and
Miss Zoe Rasselt, at the home OF the former.
on South street. A pleasant time II aniirl.
pated.
The morning train on the J &. X. & L.
road lsst sunday was delayed several hours
by running into = rock that bad fallen OF
The track. Tit pilot was broken on thu
engine. No other damage Of any consequence
was done.
Our business men will do well 10 pause
short while this morning and glance over ouI
nd ver,ising columns. where may be f"nnt
the oficIal statements OF several financial In
-,tu,lon-, among them that OF the Lexington
savings Bank. This bank Is now under
new management but as Is shown by 'h'
sIa.emeut. continues 20 be upon 3 very SOLE
baSlS.
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TIL Oh DIN

- 10 Odessa. January 9. 10 the wife Of
Mr.. Robt. RlDg-a girl.
- 10 Odessa. recently to the wife of Mr..
Jos. McLaughlin-a girl.
Born In this city January IL. To the wife
Of Mr. las. Lahey-a boy.
- In HigRlnsyIlle. recently. 10 the wife
Of Mr.. |. o. Wilson's boy.
- In Bates City. January s. to the wife
Of Mr.. Mann Ewing a boy.
In Odessa. January IL, to the wife Of
MIR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- Near this city, January 10, 10 the wife
OF Mr.. Samue LIggett-R boy.
- Near this city, January =, 10 the vile
Of MIR. Robert C~ampbell-a girl.
- Near Napoleon. January 10, to the
wife of John StrOdtman-a girl.
- Near Waterloo, january IL, to this
wife OF Fred Llmburg-s boy.
- Near Odessa, January 3. 10 the vile
OF Mr.. w. J. ArmStrOng-s boy.
- In HigginsviIle. December 81. To the
wife Of Mr.. Ewing keller-a gIrl.
- In Odessa. December 30. to the wife
OF Mr.. Rutherford %Ssillng-a girl.
- In Higglnsville. January :, TO the
wife Of Mr.. II. +. Campbell-a bow.
- In Lexington township. January lit
the wife OF Mr.. John Howsrd-s boy.
- Ia HumansvIile, Mo-. December 20.
TO the wife OF Mr.. Frank Threlkeld- "A boy.
- In Bates City, January q. 10 the wife
Of Mr.. Hunter -tripletts- boys. One OF them
has since died,
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Y. M. c. A. Items.

Rev. j. W. Keeble leads the Mems Gospel
Meeting In the \. NJ. 4. A. at 3 O'Clock sun.
day, and one OF his good talks may be ex-
pected. Secretary French will lead the
Y. NJ. G. A. meeting In Sedalia Oh Sunday.
We ale glad to announce the formation
among the gentlemen OF the different
churches OF q Bible Institute club 10 study
the Gospel according 10 Luke by the Iuduc-
Tive method. This promises to be one Of the
most Interesting and profitable studies as the
method il the best. They hold their first
meeting on Monday, January 81. At : p. IN,
and any gentlemen " no would like to Join Is
requested to hand his name At once to the
general secretary.
Last Saturday night WIS II very pleasant
one for all who were al the I. NJ. &. A.
rooms and tonight will Undoubtedly prove
H. good. Everybody was playing chess or
else Just learning 1t and the place seemed
full OF fellows who were studying out the
moves on the board. Chess IL u deep game
and has lots OF science to 1t. The New York
Herald has descriptions every week OF games
and 1t would pay anyone who 10 interested 10
come mp and read II.
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THE TOM b.

- In this city, January II, OF pneumo.
MIA. wife Of Rev. Jas. simms. colored. aged
about 30 years.
- Near Waterloo January IL, the wife
~ Mr.. FRED LiMBURG, OF puerepersi
isvsr.
- At Bates CITY. January p. from child
Mrs. HUNTER.
- Near Bates CITY, January .. OF cOn-
sumption. Mr.. JOS. CHEATHAM.
- AT Bates City. January 8, Of old age
and general debility. Mrs. CREWS.
- In the suburbs OF this city. thursday
January 10, 1890, OF congestion OF the stom-
ach and bowels. Mr.. ROBERT TAYLOR.
aged 50 years and % days.
Mr.. Taylor was born In Clinton, New
Jersey. on the Goth day OF December.
1880. and moved to Missouri With his parents
In 1910. settling. In what Is now known as the
Prairie Church neighborhood. His father
was a teacher by profession and taught for
many years In the county. Robcrt was mar
ried July g., 1854, at Hartford Seminary.
Diego county. N. y, to Miss Anna j.,
daughter OF Rev. J, B. Miller, ID. D., bring.
ing bis wife to this county Immediately
thereafter aud settling near the old home.
stead. but soon removed to the suburban res
idence, Just outside OF the city limits. where
he has resided ever since. He was q man
highly esteemed by all who knew him-kind,
gentle, pleasant and OF %undoubted integrity
In all the relations Of life. Since bis removal
here he had held many important public
Offices. being deputy county clerk for sons
time under the late A. II. McFaddcn; rs
ssssor OF the county for several terms; direc.
tor Of the public schools for many years, snt
ct the time Of bis death was president Of the
board OF education Of the city, which position
he has held for three or four terms. He wal
. man Of considerable means. all accumulated
BY his untirIDg energy. close economy ant
strict attention to ell the details Of his busi'
nsss-that Of dealer Ia real estate, insurance
aud money loanIug. He WAS generous 10
fault. sflectionate in disposition, and having
no children Of his own had adopted snt
cared for with q fathers kindness several o
the children Of bis brothers. DIR. Il. A. ant
John b.. the former Of Hutchison. Kansas
aud the latter OF Colorado. He has. also. MI
other brother, Alexander. In Georgia. Hi
wife. who survives him. has the sincere sym
patty Of 4 large circle Of friends In her afaIc'
tion. He will be buried from the PresbV
terrain church. of which he was y ruling elder
10 daY. st q o'clock y. m.
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ReliRi

Rev. W. A. Wilson will preach At the
Baptist church Sunday at IL O'Clock =. IN.
Regular services at Christ (EplscopalJ
church Tomorrow morning and evening a.
the usual hours. Subject Tor mornInR: "The
First Miracle. or, Christ making Wine. aud
It's Lessons" Subject Tor evening Fruits
Meet for Repentance, or, Genuine ChrIstIani-
~ as Illustrated In the New Testament.'
Sunday school NJ $50 n. H..
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Shooting Match.

Quite q large crowd ssse mblsd at Sports.
mans Park last Tuesday evening TO witness
. shooting match which had been arranged
oY the gun club. The hrst two matches wers
ct live piaeons and resulted as follows
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THE ALTAR

,rried-in this city, January 10, nv
Esquire Granville Clayton, Mr.. LEWIS AN
DERSON and Miss DORTHEbA BLEVlNS,
both OF this city.
- In this city. Tuesday. January IA. by
Esquire Whitsett, Mr.. ). 3. HOW and
Mrs. RU I'll E. PECKOVER.
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End MATCH.

The gun club Will hold Il meeting In the
rooms Of the Business Mem. AssoeI ,tIou
next Tuesday night for the purpose OF re.
celVIng new members. All spOrismen are
invited To be present and enroll their names.
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The Revenue.

Collector " orthiDgion has kindly furnished
liz with u statement OF the tax collections made
by him during til months Of November and d.
Il IL as follows:
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Following this shoots came two more con-
tests. this tim with blue rocks thrown from
= trap. thirty feet rise. The result was IN
fOllows:
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IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE

We also keep In stock q full line or Queens
ware. Glassware, Tiuware. CUTLERY, smoking
and Chewing Tobacco. Pipes. Notions. &c , &c.
just recei ed. Q fresh supply Candies ana
Nuts OF all kinds for the.Hoiidays. Beautiful
Candy Toys, elegant presents for every man's
sunday girl. Brig { and sparkling decor. ton,
Tor Christmas Trees Persons wanting pres rnts
for their children will do well to look at our
stock. To see 70 TO believe.
A Big Present.; Wa want you ell to call and
see our latest and great Prize. On Elegant
Imported Music Box of six airs will be given
Ereel with our old reliable American Family
Baking Powder w will also give away with
each pound elegant Crys'al Glassware consist
Ing OF gallon pitchers. preserve bowls. 20.
SMITH BROS.
10th and FRANKLIN St., one door East of WINK
ler's Furniture Store. dpcItT
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We wish TO Inform school directors and
others Interested, tina; we have again manu-
fsctursd u lot OF our celebrated School Desks,
which we will sell at very low prices. He.
sactfully, asif WINKLER FuRNIrURs Co.
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TNHE partnership herrIninTr existing betwern
Mann \ IIInt,. ~ - Ihig iuy dissolved hy
uutItI consent. Mr. LImhcrg returning nrd Mr..
Mann remaining 10 the business. All persons
owing The old irm, are rtqnr ted &c com Ir
N,,i mn ! o., m" then ,iu.H either with Nj Mann
or N, Iimbprg JOSIAH MANI,
Il IL.
wsllin glon, jan lJth. 1880.
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WELLINGTON.
WELLINGTON.
HENRY &C q B'S
Annual Clearing Sale

bias now commenced. am
to reduce my Winter stock, II
Low PRICES
will do It; ! have q full line of Dry
Goods. comprising
all styles and shades which will be sold Ut
NEW YORK COST.
Mems Shoes, In congress. button and lace ,
50 so for ~ go.
Mems Shoes, in congress-, hutton aud lace.
81 30 for 81 IS.
Mems and Boys Boots. Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes st Sew York Cost.
Clothing, Hats. Caps and furnishing goods
and my entire stock at cost, IN order TO make
room Tor nv immense Spring Stock. Thank
ing you for your liberal Patronage for the
past season, | trutt for the continuance Of the
same.
HENRY COBB.
nOv23mG WELLINGTON, Mo.
u ii CATHoS r. HoHKIAS"
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Rock salt. Il. b. Vaughn. soc agent. va
1t will pay you to read RoYles add. jIstf
CIosks at jus half price during our annual
,learance sale. Aureus. llltf.
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ST. T. ~ MISSOURI. l..
We. " " M.Tausanl; pssh"nt and Ghas W LOOMS "cresry. Of the bmd Of aHeCtor
abovru ami foregoing arurnis true rheI best i nm EnowheigeH and belief
WI q hcCAUsIA AND president
CHA W LOOMS cetsy
submIbeiu and sworn to before me a noNI uhMc within and for the county of Lafayette.
and state of Mhsour.n s lh day III JhunuS A - 1890
wune m hand and pOharAl ZEAL Prunn, amNd
my commission Ipnng August ID. lh } NJ T. HOLLIS. Notary Public.
The undehgneda auditing committee her hV report hu We have cupmnyr xsninedu tn book.
secretary. and have verrrdm thee ntrsv therein, and ind the foregoing report correct in ali
respects T HSISAUER, .
-" \ SIURGFs.
FtACO HAY.
January nd'l ". Finance COMMITTEES
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NOTICE
a.. a r..l In H.,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

\ AN now prepared TO I" ."s contract for all
L the dTv well Tciieh ~ ram Tour hundred
acres OF Hemp janis w u Err
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Spend your money where it will do you the most good
stock Of Dry Goods suitable for the seasons business
ver brought to Lexington, and all to be sold at our usual Low