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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
EALED proposals will he received ut the
, Office OF tue Ciiy Register unit; noon,
MONDAY. AUGUST llth. ls00

proposals. will he received ut the
- Office of tue Guy Register unit; noon,
MONDAY. AUGUST 18th. 1890.
For bids to furnish the city of Lexington with
printing Tor the term OF one year. Bids must
state the price per hundred and er thousand IL
pusSible for The Items a5 follows: Merchants
statement. drum shop keepers On,is, CONTRACT
ors bonds. merchants bonds, contracts 'or pu -
lie work. city warrants bound, scale tickets
bound, receipts Tor collectors monthly settle
ments bound, tax receipts bound, hand bills
recorders blanks, marshal's blanks, bill heads,
letter heads, envelopes with proper notice,
10y board of equalization blanks. printing
ordinances IN paper. ordinances In pamphlet
form. noticr OF all kinds IN p per. Tor any and
all other printing needed aud not mentioned,
printing council proceedings. Bids must be-
accompanied by II good bon'i signed by Two (2)
ar more bondsmen. lreeholders, the amount uI
bond 10 be for double the amounts of the WORK
To lie done. and also be accompanied by a COPY
Oi tnis advertisement. State naiur re oil bid and
address To city council. care OF register. Bills
VIII only be paid when thsIe is money IN III
treasury, after claims have bs en- audited, num-
bercd. registered and In rotation. Blank con-
tractors bonds can be obtained at city register .
Office. The city deserves the right to reject an,
and all bids.
}. X. MORELAND, City Register
w T.. &. WALLACE, d. G.. julyI9lr
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Humbugged.

A Kansas City marble agent was here
several times last month urging parties to
buy his cheap grsSi.e monuments. About
three weeks sgo b." delivered ope. put uude 8
City limestone base. patched with Olsst er
paris. this thiakNess hetug necessary 10 for ce
Il up TO the necessary hei2hlh. What Is the
use OF putting NJ granite monuments without
granite bRse', the very part that ought to be
made Of the best material? Limestone Is fulI
OF dry seams which will opea whore the frost
gets TO 1t. can duplicate any of bis ions
for $40 less money than the Kansas city agent
walked off with. JOHN GEHNRP, 1t
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Religious.


Regular service at the Christian church 10.
morrow morning.
Usual services at M. f.. church, South, 10.
morrow morning.
Preaching az Maple Glen schoolhouss. Sun
day afternoon, at $3.50 O'clock. by Rev. f. C.
Gordon.
Divine worship and sermon slChrist church
t9-marraW at l0:36 u. III. and & D. IN. Service
and sermon adapted TO the season.
Regular services at theIPresbyterlsu church
tomorrow morning. Sermon by the pastor,
heV. u. q. Gordon, Union services at NIGH,
freaen'hp . :. me Baptist church tomorrow
morning. by the pastor, Rey. r. W. Eason.
Sunday school ut . 80 a. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1880 p. IN.
Lexington Dlstriet.-W. r. Mcclure. p H
-@ourth Round.-EImwood and Grand Pass,
Aug. .. al Corder circuit, ga; Wayerly STA
tion.lQ, II; Odessa and Marion ChapeI.l II:
Lamonie and Dresden. %. 90; warrensburg,
-. 20; ChilhowIe. Is, 90; MOutserratt cIrcuIt.
80, 81; Columbus circuit, Sept. @. 7; Dover
circuit, 10. IA; Lexington station, "A, 10:
LonG wood circuit 90. 81,
The Hn!on lharqh SERVICES are to be con.
ilnued for four weeks longer. The dates and
places are ,-Augpst q. Presbyterian church A;
sermon Ivy Hs'. r. w. Eason. August 10,
Baptist church; sermon by Rev. Frank
Moore. August Il. M%elhodist church; ser.
mon by Rev. r.. W. Eason. August a, Chris
liam church; sermon by Rev. Il. G. Gordon.
August 81, Presbyterian church: sermon by
Elder q. NJ. GOoIe.
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New Colorado Routs.

With the completion Of the Fort Scott &
Eastern railway between Rich Hill and Fort
Scott. an al Missouri Pacific line 10 estsb-
li'hed betwee ST. Louis. Wichita aud all
points on the Fort SCOTT, Wichita & Western
railroad. and also between southwest Mis-
souri, points and the west. This line is equip.
ped with free reclining chair cars and Pull
man buffet sleeping ears 70 Gepssso. where
connection Is msda with all points IN Colo
RADIO and The Rocky Mountains. See local
ticket agent. su3i2
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Notice..

Tn next regular meeting OF the Middle
ton. Dover and Davis township trade union
will be held ut the Webb school house. on the
second Tuesday In August, at 10 q. m. All
OF the subordinate unions are requested to
send q full delegation. for there 10 some very
important business to be transacted on that
day. W. II. WHITE. Secretary.
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Notice to Merchants.

In order to equalIze the drayage on car
loads from competing points; that Is from all
points on or east OF the Mississippi, and on or
west OF the Missouri river, the Lexington
Ferry Co. has agreed to make a rebate Of W
dollars per ear load on all freight ordered
Wis the Santa Fe route. Please bear this IN
mind when ordering freight.
JOHN KAUFMAN, Agent,
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THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON.

The surviving participants in IL,
battles and siege of Lexington, Mo-,
September 18th TO goth inclusive, 1861
will meet at that place, September 10th,
eth and 18th, 1890, TO ascertain the
location OF, and part taken by, the
several commands, make correct maps
and gather historical data.
Commissioned officers of each army
and all persons having diaries or mem
oranda made at that time are especially
requested to be present.
JOHN MCNULTA,
Bloomington, Ills.
q. S. GROVER, st. Louis.
X. TAUBMAN, Lexington.
j. Ii. BURRIs,
f. X. MEET,
w. f.. TARLToN. "
T.. T.. WALLACE,
N. HAERLE,
j. A. WILSON,
D.. ID. CONNER,
Il. +. VENABLE,
X. MCCULLocH, Jeff City.
A. A. LEsUEUR,
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Don't be Bashful.

Blu 20 at once and see the new stock OF
Grimes Il Vensble. jewelers.. They can sup
ply you with, solid silver ard plated knives,
forks. spoons, ladies. sugar shells, butter
knives. napkin rings, carving sets, steel and
pearl handle table and desert knives, solid
silver tea spoons from 90 To $40 per set of o,
and In fact they can furnish everything wants
ed for table use In their line, Cali and see
The new gOoda.
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III H. OK

BorB-In This city, July 70. to the wife of
MIR. Wilson OffuIt, nee Dixie Winsor--a bov
- In this city. July 81, to the wife of Mr.
+. ID. Weller, NEE Dora Campbell-a boy,
- In Odessa, july 20, to The wife of Mr.
w ate Mitchell-a boy.
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Notice to Stockholders OF the Lex
lpgton building and Loan
As%sOciatiOn.

You are hereby requested 10 attend the
next regular meeting TO be held at the court
house. Friday night. August sth. at 8 p. IN,
for the purpose Of discussing proposed smeud.
ments To- the RY-lsws. previous TO their beIpe
submitted TO q meeting to be called for tha,
PURPOSE. Copies Of the a~epdmeu,s PROPOSED
are now in the hsuds al the secretary and
each stock holders IL urged to call and get one
Ut once
Nv order OF the board.
126l2 CHAs. w. LoQMIS. Secretary.
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I. o. o. F. Members Attention.

For the continental csntonment and tri-
ennial parade OF the Pstrisrchs Militant, at
Chicago. August 3 to 10. 1880. the Santa Fe
route will sell round trip tickets to Chicago
Tor Si3 20. Tickets on sale August 2 to O. In.
elusive. Tickets good for return passage
August I 10 II, Inclusive.
JOHN TAUBMAN, Agent.
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Greatly Reduced Rates to Chicago
and Return.

The Chicago h Alton will sell excursion
tickets from HiggInsvIlIe to Chicago and re-
turn from August 2 to 9 for $I2 so on ac-
count OF the Continental CsntonInent Patti
arch' Militant and Independent Order Odd
Fellows. 1t Is good to return up 20 and In
Guiding August IL.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

proposals will be received at tn.
~ ONCE OF the CITY Register until noon.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1880,
For bids to furnish the city of Lexington with
coal for the term of one year, al the city hall
caiaboose. collectors Office and engine house IN
old town, when ordered and IN such quantity
is needed by the proper officer. The coal must
be good ~ ii fresh from the bank and free from
DIRT or any other foreign substance. Bids must
state the price per busnrl. and must be accom-
panied by n good and sufficient bond Tor doubl.
the amount of fuel to be consumed. and n COPY
OF lhis advertisement State nature of bid and
address TO city council. care of city register.
Bills will only be paid when there is money In
the treasury after claims have been audIt.d.
numbered. registered and In rotation. Blank
con uacior's bonds can be ObtIined Ut city regis-
ter'S Office. The city reserves The right 10 reject
any and all bids.
J:R. MoRELAND, City Register.
BIC. G.. WALLACE, -. &
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Special I,otice.

Thu accounts OF the late Albert Loomis are
NJ my store and those knowing themselves
Indebted are requested to call aud make
prompt settlement OF same. Very respect.
fully. instr CHAs. w. l.loMIs.
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kINlLING WOOn.

HAVE . few cords Of Dry Cotton wood cord
VOID. Suitsble for kidding which ! wlsh 10
sell Immediately to get II apt OF the way OF the
piOws. Now 10 Your time - get Your winters'
iRtciltFrncsr Oiice or with I'D Marks
JAY ~
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

NJ A NYEn. An energetic mun who un
ing 10 represent us In Lexington and vicinity,
's Sales Agent. Splendid Fail and Winter aa-
%snrtnent now ready. WANAM AKER d
BROWN, Philadelphia, Pa The Largest
Clothing and Merchant Tailoring House in
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To Trade.

A nice little home near Springfield. Mo-.
Tor live stock. merchandise. or Lexington
property, or anything; give or take cash dif-
ference or will sell on time.
X. b. EUBANK. Auctionser,
a2l2 Ohice on Main st., Lexington, Mo.
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Domestic Sewing Machine.

We are agents for this celebrated family
sewing machine. the very hest low made
Call on Grimes & Vensble, jewellers, and see
them. Old machines taken In exchange for
Nc" ones. iuly28t4
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SHORTS.

Fresh oysters at ID. Hackers. au2rf
II you want number one hams, shoulder
and bacon. try Bour Il Sons own country
cured Fhey are nne. m22tf
For Sale-Several second. hand vehicles a
ridiculously low prices to make room. J. II.
sender. j7tf
one store room aud dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner of
Ninth and Main for rent, A. 0eyer. juyI9tf
Don't fail to read our splendid premium
offer Of \ S45 Singer sewing machine for els.
including one years subscription to the Ia
telllgencer.
Fresh oysters al d. Haeckker's, au2lf :
Auction sales of live stock. In Lexington.
every Saturday, at l p. m. R. b. Eubauk,
public auctioneer, fice:-Sedwick's grocery
store. Main street. july28t4
For Ssle.-A very reliable. gentle and
spirited single buggy horse. cheap: suitable
for lady. Benz. Elliott. july26t4
Go 10 Bour 3 Son for country hams, Shout.
dsrs. bacon and lard. m2att
Two years ago the board of trustees OF
Elizabeth Aull Seminary made an order that
the practice OF admitting small bows into the
should be discontinued. This order
has rec nifty been respiuded and small boys
will hereafter be admitted to the school. jl26ti
Fresh oysters at ID. Haeckker's. au2tf
Now 10 your time to get q valuable sewing
machine at less than one-third its value.
Read our splendid premium offer on the
fourth page. II YOU do not have q good sew
iuR msphiue now II will be your fault. II
The Chiilicoths Normal School and Busl-
ness ms opens Sept. 2, 1890. Money
refunded when students leave school for any
cause. Car fare paid by the president II
things are not rs represented. Private help
given free. Prof. Allen Moore's nine years
10 Stanbury Normal, the last six being Its
president, will add every improvement pos
nible. aud make this the least expensive, aud
school Of the west. For free cata-
logue address, Allen Moore, NJ. s. President.
Chillicoihe. Mo. II
Fresh oysters at d. Haeckker's. au2tf
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G.. A. R.. Excursion to Boston and
Return.

The Chicago q Alton will sell excursion
tickets from HIRginsville to Boston and re-
turn Tor 500 20 from August q TO 70 .Inclusiye.
good to return up to and including August
%, 1890.
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InE ALTAR.

city .July 81 by Judge \. Ryland. MIR, FRANK
WlLLIG and Miss MAGGIE KELLER, both
OF near this city.
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For Sale.

Several secondhand buggies 1T ridiculous
ly low prices 10 make room.
june2ltt !. II. sENnpN -
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Nc. Pac., Round-Trip and Summer
Tourist Ratea-

Commencing June 22d the above tickets
will be on sale until Oct. LIST with limit until
Oct III. to most anv part OF the United
States or Canada at greatly reduced rates.
For time cards aud complete Information
call on or address. II. q. RUSSELL.
City Ticket Agent.
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SALE

NJ One elegant two story Brick 49,
Dwelling House. on THIRD street. t3s..t
itkinglon-in perfect cider and EHmI
condition, 10 rooms, beautiful yard, IEst..N-
will flowers and grapes and walks. Front
AMI back lot. A bargain can be had IL taken
soon. r.. WlSSOR Il son. Agents.
NJ. E.-one substantial, we'll built two story
BRICK Dwelling Oil the blum, handsomely
anu conveniently located, 3 rooms anu two
nails, 'front.' anu back lot, all in good condi.
uOn. Offered al low price to uuIck buyer.
Il. WlNSOR Il son, Agents.
NJ. ) -tnc and Il half story Frame Dwelling
on SCUM street. q rnOms. entire property in
complete order. and very desirable and con
penient Ia business. Barn, watrI, iruit,
grass. trees. &c. Can be bought now nc u
bargain. u sold soon.
r. WINSOR 4 son, Agents.
No. l.-One story Frame Dwelling on GoIlpVr
street. 4 rooms and cellar. large lot. water
barn. &c. Offered very low
H.. WISSOR 4 SON. Agents.
ON. 5.-AlsO another Brick and Frame Dwell
ing. two stories, 3 rooms and hall aud
Ell low. Il. WlNSUR 4 son, Agents.
No. 8.-Four small Dwellings, with two and
three rooms, good locations. On easy terms
and cheap.
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MONDAY, sEPTEMBER !, 1880.

between the hOurs of nine O'Clock la the fore
noon aud dive O'Clock in the afternoon of said
the city ofLexington. in Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri,, during the session OF said circuit court
OF said county. sell publicly. At auction, to
the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest. and estate Of the deien-
dant. oil, In and To the following described real
estate, situate, lying and heinS in the county Of
(5n ieet Of of the south end oil lots eleven 0D
anu Twelve tlN. IN hlock sixteen u6J, IN The
original town OF Saint 1homas. now Waverly.
dredths no I5-lOO) "crrs OF land "a the south
west corner OF tue northeast quarter OF the
so invest quarter ot section fourteen uD, In
Goodwin.
diven under my hand this a5th day Of July,
ls0. CHARLkSS MIrCHEIL'
.2td SHERIFF
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R-:-APPLEg
WANTED ,

wish 10 purchase a few car
loads of
HAND.PlCKED SUMMER APPLES
for which | will pay the best market
price in cash. Call at LOOMS old
stand, Franklin Avenue. Maiden
Blush Apples especially desired. t
1t JAS. II. ARMOUR.
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FOR sale.-The Musgrovc house, corner of
Main and 18th streets. Price low. Terms to
suit. inquire at this Office or address w. q,
Musnro'e, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. u
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SALE

Bnrnham. Hanna. Munger 4 Co. PlaIntiGs,
benjamin +. Goodwin 4 Co defendants.
ny virtue OF nm execution, Issued from
- the Office of the clerk OF the circuit court @
Lafayette county, Missouri, N favor of Burn
ham. Hanna, Munger 4 Co, and against Ben
JiTnln r., Goodwin and James h Goodwin, I,
me dir cted, and returnnble TO the SeplembeI
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUsT so,b ,sao

ut the postOllce door In tue city OF IIigginsylile
Lafayette county. Missouri. between The hours
oil nine O'Clock IN the forenoon and live O'Clock
IN the afternoon OF that day, sell publicly al
auction TO the highest bidder for cash the real
estate above described for the purpOs, OF salts
! ihS the above mentioned note and interest due
ther. Oh and the expenses al executing this trust.
CHARLES y. MITCHELL,
lnIYIDlu ShpI III ANIL IrnaIpr
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No. -Four small Dwellings, with Two and
three rooms, good locations. On easy terms
and cheap.
ne2S;r e.. WINSOR n SnN avsots
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TRUSTEES SALE.

w. Boon Major. by his certain
w deed Of trust dated the sixth day of July
a. d., 1855. and recorded In the Office of the
recorder OF deeds, OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, In book GS, page 354. convey ell TO thu
undersigned AS trustee, the following described
real estate situated IN the county OF LAFAYETTE
anu stale oil Missouri. tO-wit: The enst hail OF
the west hall OF the northeast quarter Of section
numi-r eight ~. IN township iorty-eighI (4s)
oil range twenty-five l25l, which conveyance
WA made To secure the payment oil u certain
prOinissory note IN said deed of trust described
and. whereas. default has been made IN the pay
ment OF said promIssory note and interest when
The same became due and payable according to
the terms Oh said note. and OF said deed Of trust,
AMI. whereas. the trustee named In SAID deed
oil tut has refused TO act. now, ther. tore, l.
The undersigned sheriff OF Lafayette county
Missouri, and trustee, Mt the request OF the legal
holder anu owner OF said prUmissOry note,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

special correspondence to ,hc IIrm,lp
o9 AiIsrny

Special correspondence to the HERALD
Fine weather mud u good rain would do n
lot OF go.d now. as the farmers me about all
through sowing their small grain,
Miss Clara Swanson left this week for
Greeley.
$, i. Swn,ron went to Champion Scb 10
mill. Why can't llolyoke have u millg -
we cnn have our milling done In ouf own
State.
Christ Weiicnburg has gone 10 Omaha To
consult some physician, m hc hns been con
lined TO his house and 10 hi. bed the mnrt oi
the time since last fail. lie thought itibcsi
10 have "a elinnRc of climntc and tfy the
Omaha doctors. We hope Chris, VIII come
home. well and hearty.
John Hamilton has been fusillng with the
grippe, the last twu months, and II seems
10 have the upper hand Of HIN, ns hs Is
very poorly.
One more Republican arrived In Phillips
county. lnst week, ard - "rn wont take onr
word for TASK m Nelson and yol will
see Tie smile on his iai, cvunl.Danrc.
e. u. Chapman and G, Ashbnrn, are star
Ing u hog ranch near Emerson. They have
over hfiy head of hogs nov mud nre sill
buying more lcss at three and onc hnlf per
hundred down pn the south road, aud nj
ilol,ohc they arc worth nothing.
i'eicf Nelson lias bull, new house on his
Timber claim. What IA wrong with your
old onc, rcic' OH these old blicheiofa,
VIM viii have incicy vn ilnm9
a EH,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The time Is drawing near when the
citizens Of IIolyoke will be called upon
to select from among their numbers n
Mayor aud members Of council. IN
such mn election politics should set nv
ide and uie men best suited, selected
10 Ill these stations. a number Of
our citizens have mentioned; the nnmo
Of Mr. john Kenyon. for Mayor Dur
Ing the past year Mr.. Kenyon has been
n member Of council, In which station
he hrl looked with n jealous eye 10 the
very hcst interests ~ Ifolyo kc. Mr..
Kenyon Ia one Of our most enter.
prlafnp citizens and we are confident
tiiat II he is called . preside over the
ci,y's interests he viii put forth his
every energy In her behalf. What aay
you folluw citizens shall 1t be- Mayor
iocnyory
The state herald., 1890-03-21
Corr esponden
BEACllV;I.LF.

Special correspondence 10 The nrRALp.
Frank Burkhalter is working for Osca,
rrouiman.
Walt Mason is going To Denver, this week
Phil Peter ca.ad In from Akron Colorado
last Sunday, where he has been working
the past winter
Ike Snylor has rented Jerry Soonan's
place, which he VIII farm the coming sum
mer.
School viii be resumed In district No. .
next Monday, under the charge Of the for
mer teacher, Mlss Sophie Peter
The Swedish friends Of iiey. Norsccn
paid him n substantial labor visit, las, Tues
day.
II Is rumorcd iif. there will be coupl,
Of weddings ere long, In this vicinity.
Oscar Trouiman, WISHES some reader ai
this paper, to give lin u rcccip, for taking
care of milk after milking II. Answer b,
mall.
Frank Burkhaltcr wlllplnnt one hundrc,
acres Of tobacco 10 stilply the bachelors oI
this vicinity, with n free supply.
As we came 10 town few days ago ",
noticed that the editor Of Tribune had
erected mn addition 10 his house. which, In
deed Is quite AN Improvement.
ofb MIHiiN.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Judge John II. Brown, late deputy
County Clerk of Chase county, Neb.
has moved to Denver aud is now of
the firm of Brown & Bennett commits.
sion merchants, at No. 20, south tenth
street. Judge Brown is well and favor
ably known throughout western Ne
braska where he has resided for the
past thirty years 1t will be well for
those who make shipments TO Denver,
to make note Of this firm. For in
tegriiy and honesty these gentlemen
stand Il No. l.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
ST pAra,oxs DAY.

Sure, knot mo ribbon OF emerald green!
Lot Il shamrock III col. b, at1rnln.: u.
An give ms a kiss to1, mo pretty colleen,
On st Patrlck's day in tho mornin'.
An I'll jlno the procession so gallant an
gay,
An around me none needn't come fawnln'
For sure Pm as big MS the president today,
st Patrick's day in the mornin'.
See me coat! did ye e'er see a mater?
An me mouth did ye e'er taste swatcr?
Surc, 20 know am lookin' dandy!
Me shillelali handle so handy!
Oh, Molly, aroon ye remember the Isle
That we rcised the petatys an corn la;
To-day she lies baskin meath Heavens
bright smile,
st Patrick's day In the mornin'.
I'll be marchin' away meath the banner SC
green
or the land VIC could ne'er feel furlorn In
Though the last sup an bito In the cabin
was seen
On st Patrlck,s day in the mornin'.
An we'll march brave an gayly to honor
the saint
WHO to evil an sin gives warnin';
Whose name Is so free from dishonor nj
taint.
On this day of ira birth in the mornn'.
For he gave our swate Isle such clanin'
That no reptiles ut all can remain in,
An made her, swate "glm Of the ocean,"
Tire shrine Of our hearts deep devotion.
Three cheers for ould Ireland! GIN of the
sea,
The swate little isle was born ir.
Three cheers for Ameriky-land of the free
On st Patrick's day in the mOrnln'!