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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-22
Two mAsKgn RonnERs.
A Train stepped In California by Read,
agents.

NMFaIfNs
TuLARE. Cal. Jan. n The southbound
passenger train was stopped this morning
by sw0 masked man seven miles north Of
Tni@re The robbers climbed over the bag
gage oar to tha engine and compelled the
engineer to stop the train. They then eom-
peilas she engineer aud fireman to 60 with
theen and order the expressnan to open
tie door The amount taKen Is not known
bot il Is rumOred several thousand dollars.
man accompany them some distance from
the train.
A tramp stealing ride was mistaken for
q trainman and the robbers shot him in
the mead lie was brought here andInay re-
cover. There Is no trace Of the robbers
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80 ara AeeIpExr.
A Notable Hunter rnstansar Killed by
Hfa nwn amSt.

n NoFAUFR n fWFfNaFF AIf8FAFFaFH N&NFI#fE NAt
fIi8 Own syn
DvxyEM. Jan. ai Peter Oglseby. q
nephew Of sx-fsaysrnog OTlesty u IIllnois.
acesaensly shct aud kisiel himself fassA
afternoon. wh}st ont hunting, fye miles
from ibis csfv. lie had asa hss gaa on The
eroand and when be pisfed II so hg the
rssrzxIe. pulling e tosafa hjns, the harnuaer
eaaets IN the grass. eaaasnE t9e gsFn 20
sxrsose. the ehaFxe stirling fhe naioFfua-
af4 fnan In the el4e
He lived has = fsw minutes after the
agsFsfakFFs
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wAskA WAEz2. Jan ei-A eo8vaet
named LAgtln. seryfar twsatg yssxs Tor
the naurAsr 81 tirsns ia Tasoass. ss either
saEeg5ag great FesnaFse q = rlaying tae
iasznisy dolre. lie custsaaassy wasks
aroand his esai Sapieg &aoat fas man be
ksgsexS
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san FKANCisco. Jan. 2i.--The forecast
tih 5 p. ~. "Wednesday fer Oregon and
Washington Is rain and snow cantionary
signass are ordered from the mouth Of the
Columbia river uora31waFd
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WaLIA WsLLA. Jan. 21.-.A tram arrived
from Pendleton. via. mattlla and Wallala
today and brought eight days Eastern
nail.
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yfssea Me@n&sasneFs-
CsrnxTrxseKs. Ky.. Jan ILL & Il. f.ang.
wyaaaBtzs eaasfg eonssaales wss MaF-
aersa and his Rlg6 sespereaNy weaasas9
sanaAy nlrnt ~ haad q nHsglsns see
broke into he hQuss 4 nfssEhispE sasssnE
saand sse EruFs door Aad bsea sFakesa ta.
with nnbsv ase4 IS : 6Astsglae ASEa. On
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ssrssls ef seheag Teassser--A Aee1sssna 20 3
EgzkssSea.
sassrax. Jan. - Nsss MeSwse swen.
es4s 81 fas tress knamn teeelsess 81 tae
aeser Saana ssesl Aese sSss Kraa&y, after 3
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Sww Seag. 1An. alF. y. sesiova =
6a.. caarasS sea asss slasFg ais AZ
iii the hanas os seos4yafs aabsA s-As 90.
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suBunnAS TRAINS COLLIDE.


HNFNFNF NFEE8EEIN F-ssF3FFN FAEFFF AFHNWFsT
ard 0sse Killed.
0vAHA. Jan 2i-A eollsssnn of suburban
trains over the BELT Llne division Of the
Missouri Pacific took piaee this morning
within the city limits. Mr. Boyle. q local
Democratic politician. wa Killed Instantly.
achwAriek. dsrssty treasurer, Was injured
insernAlly. +. a. Harvew and YAndeven-
ter weze badly crusasd Frazer ard Frank
Church had thasr lag hrgksn. Conductor
wns badly erssahed
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Waanfaarog c1H1. Jan. I.-~Amonr tlse
e. s1ters appointed tosaay weres {. n
raesezs. pusger. chelaaas eoaatys ID. +.
f.sr8on. Manteaana. CkleAaEEs esunky.
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NEEfIK BLY.

Arrival % tAs Ig<asnlng YEeFla elFram.
navigator.
sAx EskSexs 8an, 1.-THE steamer
Cersasa, wisA Miss Sellss Bly among tase
passengers. arrived here 81 $50 tisss n1aEa-
taxs Mis- By wss taken es au 8 tzg -
seszn as she sseaEasr entsgsa fae haEnag,
aes wss ceaeevwi az enee ta gssSsaa4
sas }ssas III : sYesssl Eeais whiea was izs
q Asssnx aaa started saa Ser oYsri&s4 SaElf-
gs4r ylA the Southern PkeiAe aaa Atlantis
4 NafssE Fuas@-s
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GsszsH Is seFs8 sa psi pzsses sanes 8 ca,
e. sesoa@ szesx@
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EnE ALTAR.

Married-In Higginsville. Sept. q, Mr.. ED
JACKSON, of that place. and Miss SALLIE
DURON, of Howard county.
- In CloyerdaIe, Cal. august 20. Mr..
GEO. LUDWIGS. of " ALA Walla. Wash
ingtOn, and Miss EMMA HANNZlKER. MIR.
Ludwigs il u brother OF Mr.. &. q. Ludwlgs,
of this city. HIS first wife was a young lady
from this city. Miss Emma Winkler.
- At the residence OF the brides parents,
in this city, at high noon, Sept. II. by Elder
Il. NJ. GoOde, Mr.. A. II. STEWART, OF Lar.
smie, Wyoming and Miss MAGGIE GREEN.
Attendants: Mr.. VIM. Green, brother OF The
BRIDE, and Miss jennie Grimes; Mr.. Sterling
Grimes. OF ST. LOUIS. and Miss Matte Green,
sister Of the bride.
The wedding was a very quiet one. only
the relatives and II limited number Of friends
being present. The room in which the beau-
tiful ceremony WAS pronounced was Hastily
draped for the occasion. AT exactly thigh
noon" to the beautiful strains oi the wedding
march. played bv Miss Kate Hollis, the bride
aud groom were usnered into the room by
their attendants and the solemn vows were
TAKEN, after which congratulations were re-
c,iyed and the guests were ushered into the
dining room, where M elegant wedding din.
ner was spread.
Al three O'CLOCK the Drlue anu groom lei
for u wedding tour OF several days, after
which they will settle down at the groom'i
home, Laramie, Wyoming.
Mr.. Stewart is a line looking man, aud the
recommendations OF him which come iron
his home are OF the highest character. He Il
chief train dispatcher of that division Of I'll,
Union Pacific railway centering in Laramie
and the fact that he is capable OF holding sucl
Il responsible position il proof sufficient Of hi
excellent qualifications RS u business man
His bride Is the elder daughter OF MIR. Jas
r.. Green, one Dt our oldest and most promi
nent business men, and in winning her Mr.
Stewart has indeed won a prize, for she IL
lady lovely in appearance, charming in man
ners and possessed OF all those virtues NJ
becoming to one who is chosen to be queeI
OF u household.
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The roof Is being placed on = portion Of
the new schOOlhOuse.
Messrs. McGrew and Taubman now have
their houses covered in from the weather.
Mrs. s. A. Mooreheals stock Of fall and
winter millinery has arrived. Examine it. "A
DIR. l.. ii. Chambers. OF this city, DIR. WA.
Braecklein, OF Higginsyille aud DIR. Williams,
OF Odessa, have been appointed pension ex-
aminers for Lafayette county.
MIR. ID. Russell has this week sold to Hon .
A. A. Lesueur, secretary of state. a fine side.
bar buggy; to Count Robt. b. Waddell, u fine
road wagon, and to Col. A. iced. OF Odessa,
n Jump seat buggy.
The concert which was to have been given
Thursday night by the ladies' of the COnfed-
crate Monument Association has been post
pOned until Friday night, October 81. All
Hallows' Eve. The change Of date was made
necessary by the inability OF some of The old
time singers To be present.
Quite An interesting meeting was held al
the residence OF DIR. II, NJ. richardson last
Saturday night, the purpose of which was to
organize a Chautauqua Circle. The meeting
was called to order by Rev. II. w. Esson and
the election OF officers proceeded with. The
following were elected: President, Rev. +,
w. Eason; ice -president. Mrs. VIM. Bolton;
treasurer. Miss Mary Wilson; secretary, Miss
| Matte Crenshaw. Tue Circle was started
| with a membership OF II.
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Religious.

Regular service at the Christian church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Services at the Baptist church. Tomorrow
morning and evening. Sunday school ut $3.50
"a. M.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning aud evening. Sunday
school at $50.
| Bishop John j. Hogan, OF Kansas City will
administer the sacrament Of confirmation NJ
the Catholic church, In this city, on Sunday.
October 10Th. at 10 o'clock u. M. al , O'Clock
p. m. he will dedicate The Catholic church al
Wellington.
Regular services AT the NJ. f.. church South.
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock and 10 the
evening at 1880 o'clock. Sunday school at 8 80.
This is the last Sunday In the conference year
and all the members are earnestly requested
to be present.
Rev. j. Lilly, pastor OF The CATHOLIC church
OF this city last Sunday celebrated the twelfth
anniversary OF his pastorate. NOtwithstanG-
ing the Encouraging circumstances surround,
ing the church at the time he took charge oil
IT, Sucn m tHe lOsb OIL tnelr nne cnuEcH Dullu-
ing on Third street by defective foundation
walls, after The financial ability OF the mem
bers had been strained TO its utmost In build
ing II, the vexatious law suit with its builder,
the consequent dissatisfaction OF the members
with the former financial management OF it,
affairs, the removal Of a large number OF his
Pensioners TO Kansas City the division Of the
church by the withdrawal of the German
members who wished preaching In their owl
language, resulting IN the building OF another
church in the eastern part OF the city and its
financial failure, anu the long and expensive
litigation attending the prosecution OF the
church's legal contest 70: the Tobbeln legacy
still Father Lilly makes the following en-.
couraging report OF his work while here
Number OF funerals attended, 2l7; number o.
baptIsms administered, 294; number of mar,
riages celebrated, 70; number OF confrma'
tions. 1913. We congratulate the pastor upor
his successful pastorate thus far aud hope b.
may live long to enjoy the fruits of his ardoul
labOrs. and when called 10 render his accOunI
at the last great day. be received with The
plandit, "well done good and faithful ser
want"
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- U.s. Do" """
- 90" ai' :" "o'' si'""'eu ORG
- ~ "An"s'"" 10 "r "e
a, """ 'io"e. 0 u very
=, ~ """"s ""o"' " III 'A'"e'
go, '" '
Donntl,n from ~
One year u per cent. interest. ............ 900
FL eaIso per cent. interest .-....... 3'UO
Tha u.i' NV
wt,a n"~ns"1 on ~, u " vi ".Ii'
ia,, - oA NJ '"'' VI III.
"' "'"' b"
!, = .E,'
o,a.,, - ~"
,ui,It,n a., -
cIos.,s nu,,r,.s a,ara .oa,a. ,,.mn.u.
tels. prn,.s r.nyes w,sn ,o,,na Ne This
| grand builJinv was er,c,., bv tho i,,. William
Limrick. without regard IN east ,,Iv leaking
10 permanency. s,abilItv. use,ul,ess ond eonve-
| n,ence. with nm eve tn m. heat material and M
| best and most substant,aI vorkm,n.bi,-u or
| which characterize the structur,. from cellar 10
| roof.
This building cost over $50. 600, ana 1t Is now
just us solid and substantial as when first built,
and Is In perfect order and condition.
There are two other dwelling. on the farm,
containing eight rooms. Also two large barns.
two Stables, carriage houses. Ice house, corn
cribs. and oil other out houses necessary. Run
ming water. cisterns. pond and well W ter. A
large orchard OF ne"rly II thousand trees of all
varieties OF fruits, and Of the best kinds, includ-
ing apples, peaches. plumbs. penrs. apricots.
cherries. cheAtnuts and small fruit.
The land Is very rich and hand 'omely located.
and all underlard with coal. which Is easily
accessible. and which alone is worth nearly the
price which IL asked for the entire property.
The farm OF 255 acres 10 divided into many pas
lures and heids for the convenience OF stock
for which 1t has been prepared and used.
No more desirable or suiiable place can lie
found IN Missouri Tor the Soldiers Home This
grand mansion and the many acres OF beautiful,
undulating blue grass sod. shaded BY me orlgi-
nal forest trees which cluster around the houses
would be u charm 10 the eye OF the OLD soldier
and an Eden OF rest to his weary bones.
The advantages gained by the purchase OF this
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THE TOMB

Died-In Chicago, Ills., recently, LIZZ1E
f., wife OF George Il. Harris, aged 81 years
Mr.. Harris and his wife are well known here
he having laid the track of the j. c., B. IL /.
railroad.
- In Odessa, September Is of general de.
bility. MIR. X. g.. LEE, aged about 80 years.
= Near Aullville, Sept. II. Of diptheria
DELLA, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. D.
Mckay. sged 7 years.
- In this city, Sept. Is. OF Internal hem
orrhage,A III daughter Of Mrs. A.. ii. Whit
seIt. aged 81 days,
Surely Mrs. Whitsett Is deserving OF ant
has the sincere sympathy OF the entire com
munity. Only II few days ago her HUSBAND
was killed in the railroad wreck ut this place
and now she has been called upon to give VI
her little babe,
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TRUSTEE,s SALE

WHEREAs, James D.. Ish and wife, by
w their certain deed OF trust dated the a3rd
day Of January, 1856. and recorded in the re-
G"rder,s Office OF Lafayette county, Missouri,
10 book I3. page l22, conveyed to the under
signed as trustee, the following with other lands
situate and lying IN the county OF Lafayeite.
State OF missouri. to- wit: TWENTY-FIVE car acres
OF OF the Pest slide northwest quarter Of aouth.
west quarter. section twenty three (23,, town
snip hiiy CN). range twenty nine (s9l. which
conveyance was made To secure the payment OF
a certain promiBsory note IN said deed of trust
described, ana, whereas. default has been made
IN the payment of said promissOTy note and
interest, whenthe same became due and payauIr
according to the terms Of said note and or sa,i
deed ID trust, nav therefore. 1, the undersign-
ell trustee. at The request OF the legal holder
AMI owner oil said prhmissory note. will, on
MONDAY, oCTORER 18th, lsaO.
Mt the courthouse door, IN the CITY or Isx,po-
ton, LAFAYETTE county. Missouri, between The
b mrs al nine O'Clock in the forenoon AMI i've
O'Clock IN the afternoon l that day sell pnhliciv
at auction To the hi2hest bidder for cash The resl
estate above described. Tor the purpOsp of salis-
Ding The above mentioned note and jnteres, lin.
thereon and the expenses of executing this
trust j. ID SIIEW II TEp wv"
S'P's"o' Trustee.
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MOTH. f TO ca STRACTORs

- of WI "oon
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. A.. d., 1880,
tor pointing the east, west and sou,b v.na
around the courthouse yard IN Lexington
Mortar ID to be of The best sand and cement. In
snch proportion rs The commissioners may
direct. All Joints of one inch or less. where ihs
Old mortar 10 crnInbling or falling out. are 10
be scraped and brushed and cleaned 10 a deptb
over one and up to two inches are 10 he sersne
anu brushed and Gle 'ned to q depth OF three
Inches from lace; ami all joints over two inches
are to be scr iDad and brushed and cleaned 10 \
depth of from three to four inches, lIIed witt
small stones ant c"rn-nt ami then painted,
county VIII furnish cement; contractor ia Ia
furnish all other material.
The work is 10 DE done in Il thoroughly work
Inanllke manner.
commissioner reserves the right ta reject any
OF an bihs' Il. u. WEEDlN.
sepiGii CommIss,nn
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You are In q Bad Fix

But we will cure you if you will pay us. Our
message is TO the weak, nervous and 'iebilitnted.
who. by early evil habit, or later iniIscretinns.
haye lr.fcd away their vig'rO body. mind and
manhood. aud no suner all those = fleets which
lead to premature decay, consumption or insani-
ty. II this means you, send FOR and read our
Book OF Life. written by the greatest specialist
of the day. ami cent tssaledl for six cents in
stamps. DIR. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute. Isl North Spruce street, Nashville.
Tenn. aug3Oyl
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Cheap Rates to Chlcsgo

The ChIcsgo Il Alton Railway Co. ia now
selling on Thursday of each week tickets to
Chicago from all stations on their road at one
and one-third fare for the round trip. The
sale Of these tickets will be discontinued after
October 10. The reduction IL made on &C.
count of the Seventeenth annual exhibition
Of the inter. State Industrial Exposition. For
further Information write to or call upon
s. A. VERMILLIoN. Agent,
HigginsYille, Mo.
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Half Rate Homo Seekers Excur-
sion.

The Missouri. Kansas Il Texas railway upon
Tuesdays, September :lh and Sd, and Oct.
Iiih, 1890, will sell home SEEKERS excursion
tickets to points in Texas, Karsrs and south
west Missouri at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets good for 80 DAYS and stop overs al
lowed.
For tickets. rates. folders and particulars
call upon your nearest ticket agent or address
Custom Meslier ,Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent,
Sednlia, Mo. aug3Otf
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THE OH

BOrn-In Dover township, recently, to the
wife of Robert Parker-a girl.
- In HiggInsville, Sept. 7. to the wife of
Mr.. n. f.. Mitchell-a girl.
- In Concordia. recently, to the wife Of
Mr.. w. f. Walkenhorst-a boy.
- In Higginsville. Sept. $. to the wife OF
MIR. Wesley HuddlestOn IA girl.
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Santa Fa Route.

Reduced rates to Kansas City on account
OF Kansas City fair aud races. One fare for
round trip from North Lexington. Dates of
sale Sept. 81 to -. inclusive. Return limit
Sept. %.
On account Of Priests Of PalIas, Kansas
City. October lsi TO "a. inclusive. one fare for
round trip; morning ana evening trains.
JOHN KAUFMAN, Agent.
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Double Barre ed Shot Gun Ten
PAGES

Was the answer Col. VIM. Bissell gave to JET
ierson Davis at Washington. D.. c.. TO his chal-
lenge for speaking disparagingiy Of the Western
Troops, and it ought to be the answer to anyone
claiming u cure of Catarrh unless through the
blood. The Mlcrobr devslopes from the germ
In one and one-hsll hours. the Pasteur Remedy,
by inhalation. kills the Microbe as fast "a it
develops. aud will destroy the germ in the
blood. Free trial. Money chceriulIy REFUNDED,
If the above is not substantiated For sale by
G. w. Loomis. No. ,.
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Pasteur Camphorated Arnica salve

Ia absolutely the Poorest Salve on Earth, hut il
you should use II Tor CuLs. burns. Piles. old
Running Sores. and you think It is hetier than
any SaIve you ever used. why you Will find
plenty of others who are OF the same opinion
Il will cost you nothing unless the consumer
says 30. Guaranteed. For sale by Charles W.
Loo mis-. septdyl
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
SALE.

THE und"rs'gned. public administrator G
! Lafayette county. Mo, Will, on
SATURDAY. SEPT. ", 1890,
sell at public auction, in q storeroom &XM
in Mayview. No.. the personal prop-
.rty belonging to the estate of Edwin -
+. Parker, deceased. being g stock of
GroctrieS, consisting of sugar, coffee tra,
hour. meat, land. coal oil, sy ruP. vinegar, can.
red goods of all kinds. pipes. tobacco. rope
buckets, tubs. uashboards. &c SO.
Also q lot OF mems clothing, a loI of DIR,
goods, ana notions. a lot OF stationery. a LOT O
household goods, cousis' ing OF furniture, stuyes
carpet, coat. sc.
This property will he offered at private sal,
until day OF auction. ut which time ali proper.,
lett on hand Will br sold to the highest bidder.
Terms cash Tor all amounts.
II 8. N. WILSON. Public Admr
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Mo. Pac., Round-Trip and Summer
Tourist Rates,

Commencing June Dad the above tickets
will be on sale until Oct. LIST with limit until
Oct 81, to most any part Of the United
States or Canada at greatly reduced rates.
For time cards and complete Information
call on or address. II. G. RUSSELL,
City Ticket Agent.
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Cheap Lands.

The St. Louis j. San Francisco Railway
company have for sale 100 600 acres Of rich
farm. mineral aud grazing lands In southwest
Missouri. For particulars address, r. G.
HOyt. Land Agent. St. Louis. Mo.
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Apples Wanted.

am now prepared to pay the highest mar.
ket price for Ben Davis, Winesap, Willow
Twig, Huntsman's FavOrite and other winter
varieties OF apples. Call 1T nv room on Brood
way, near calshOose G. NJ. MEET.
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Notice.

We wish to inform school directors and
others Interested. thu. we have sgain manu-
iaclur.d a LOT OF our celebrated School Desks,
which we will sell at very low prices. he.
ssctfnully, aStf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
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NOTICE.

TUE removal of myself and family to CIncin-
J. natl will not In The least Int-rlere with the
business of my clothing store IN Lexington. II
will be IN charge OF Mr. Butler williamson and
my sons, who have 30 long been my assistants.
anu | expect 10 he able. by always being on th,
ground TO purchase bargain-. to sell bargains
also to nv customers. GRAFT.
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Special Notice.

The counts OF the late Albert Lnomis are
at my store and those knowing themselves
Indebted are requested TO call and make
prompt settlement Of same. Very respect
fully. instr HAS W. LOOMS.
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w LOAN.

MIE are prepared 10 make loans Of Money fOI
w any amount small or large, Tor any length
OF tine from one TO ten years, NJ low rates OF
interest. with privilege 10 pay part or whole Al
any interest pay day. All on land as security y,
or desirable city property. No delay
T.. WINSOr &SON,
Opp. Courthouse. Lexington, Mo.
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NOTICE. TO

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %. A. D., 1890,
One Wooden Truss Bridge for construction.
o be built across Rrurh creek, on the Oh nv,
70 the Darr's Mill road, near the southea st cor
her OF Robert ID. Bledsoe's farm
Letting Will take place ut fen O'Clock "A. M. "A,
bridge site: Plan AMI specifications will b. seen
1t lime and place Of letting.
contractor Is to give bond with approved
law directs
b.. ID. WEEDIN,
aug3O:d CommtsaIon.r
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Mexican Veterans Attention.

Thu annual reunion Of Mexican veterans
will meet at Fayette, Howard county, on the
~ and % inst. There has been large prep
arations and all the old veterans will he well
cared Tor aud we hope 10 have a large and
enihusiasti: old soldier meeting and let every
old veteran come. S. w. SMITH. Pres.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-20
For Sale

Several secondhand buggies at ridiculous.
" low prices to make room.
june2ltt j. Ii.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-20

Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men and boys, from 81 90 to ~ 90 at Henry
Slnaaers. au9tf
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HOME MONEY TO O

'TNHE money now IN uanus belonging TO tht
l. estate OF minors Ia 'Or loan, Tart on prime
real estate nnd pant on good personal security
parties desiring TO borrow will 10 we'll to call
Onire over +. WinsOr Il Son.
mayl3tI 8. N. WILSON,
o.hlir administratOr and eX.ntfice Pub. Cur.