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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Movements of Storms in the Northwest and
the Lake Region.


the Lake Region. .
PREPARED FOR THE DIsPATcH.I
A storm of moderate intensity was developed
over the Lake region yesterday. Another small
storm was central in the Mississippi Valley. In
the extreme Northwest there were indications
that severe storm is approaching. A high
pressure area prevailed IN the West, with its
csnter of greater pressure at Fort Sully, Oak.
1t had got as far as Lake Michigan, preventing
the storms from uniting. and it is producing
fair weather as it advances eastward Rain
fell yesterday in the Mississippi, Ohio and Ten
nessee Valleys, and on the middle Atlantic
coast. Snow fell in the Lake region and in
parts of New York State and New England.
Zero temperature continued in Montana, the
Dakotas and Wyoming. On the South Atlantic
and Gulf coasts rise of 10 degrees occurred.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Free Distribution of Umbrellas.

No cheap, trashy things, but genuine En-
glish gloria umbrellas, with gold, silver or
natural handles, in &c or 2s-inch sizes. One
will be given gratis tomorrow and Tues
day with every mans suit or overcoat, or
lady's wrap or cloak bought at Kaufmanns'.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Consul Bedloe Recovering.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-Dr. Edward Bedloe,
of Philadelphia, United States Consul to
Annoy, China, who has been very i'll for sew
elal weeks in London, is now convaIesceut,
and his speedy recovery seems certain. The
amputation Of his foot, which at one time
had been decided upon, will not be neces-
sary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
b, & O, Men in Session.

A meeting of the Switchman's Mutual
Aid Association was held last night at
Switchman's Hall. Al Fifth avenue, to dis
cuss the trouble on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The men continued in session ali
night without coming to any conclusion.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Ex-KING MILAN Is ANGRY.

The Queen, the Prince of Wales and Lord
Salisbury Refused to Receive Him.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-E1-King Milan has re-
turned from England. He is greatly enraged
at the refusal of Queen Victoria, the Prince
of Wales, and Lord Salisbury to receive
him.
He has hired a palace on the Avenue
Bois de Boulogne and will settle here and
spend his annual allowance of e30, 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
THE WEATHER.

The United States Signal Service officer in
this city furnishes the following:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

DON'T wait until Christmas to select your
presents. You can do as we'll in price to-
day as you'll be able to do then-with us
and good deal better in choice.
GUSKY'S,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

TWENTY-FIVE cents TO $50 is-a long price
lane, and all the way along you'll find some
rare holiday gifts, both in useful and fancy
articles, OF which we have an immense as.
sortment. GUSKY'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Holiday HandkercIiefs.

See window display; all qualities, 1Oc to
SIS.
A. G. CAMPBELL & Sons, 27 Fifth av.
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ENGLAND TROUBLED, TOO.

The Immigration Question Forcing Itself
on Public Attention.
rBY DUNLAP's CABLE ooMPANY.1
LONDON. Dec. 6-Parliament is dis
turbed at present with the question Of immi-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
A COMBINE FORMING
TO INSURE THE PASSAGE OF A FREE
COINAGE MEASURE.

Silver Men Among the Republicans Ready
to Enter Combination Against the
Federal Elections Bill to Garry Their
Point-The House in the Way.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Gentlemen,s Silk suspenders

For the holidays in silk and satin, plain
and embroidered. All colors. See prices.
A. G. CAMPBELL & Sons, q Fifth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Holiday Handkerchiefs.

See window display; all qualities, 10c to
s25.
A. G. CAMPBELL & SONS, 27 Fifth aY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Dollar Christina, Books for Nothing.

DoIIar CnristInas books Ior NotInng' /,
They certainly are the prettiest picture
books ever given away anywhere. You get
one gratis with every boys suit or overcoat
or girls cloak bought this week at Kauf.
maup's
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

For a fine overcoat or dress suit 20 to Pit.
cairns, 434 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Hnlidax Handkerchiefs

See window display; all qualities, 1Oc to
SIS.
A.G. CAMPBELL & Soss. q Fifth ay.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Do You Eat?
Well. we have the goods.

Well, we have the goods.
We have all our stock in at way-down,
lowest possible price that any goods were
bought this season.
Eow did we get them? Well, we will tell
you; just by taking the advice from the peo-
pie we buy from. Consequently we got in
at the very lowest prices. Now we will give
you the same advice. Buy now. Don't
wait. Send at once for our holiday price
list, to Weldon's, wholesale and retail
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

Sterling Silver for Christmas.
Puff Boxes,
Nail Files, Knives and Polishers,
Scissors,
Hair Brushes and Combs,
Shoe Horns and Buttoners,
Whisks,
Photograph Frames.
All these and n thousand other novelties
al DURBIN & MCWATTY's,
SO Fifth avenue.
Open every evening.
j. g. Bennett g. Co..
Leading
Hatters and Furriers
Corner Wood street
and Fifth avenue.
Our Diamond Jewelry
Is known everywhere for originality OF de-
sign and beauty OF finish ,and includes every
thing conceivable in the graceful grouping
of precious stones.
DURBIN & WArrY,
Jewellers,
So Fifth avenue.
Now open every evening.
BENTLIzH-on Saturday. December g. 1890,
alley, 1hirty-hst ward. FRANK BENrLIzH, aged
38 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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A DANGEROUS M
The Extraordinary Experience of a Young
Warrington Lady.

The Extraordinary Experience of a Young
Warrington ady
An experience OF q rather sensational
character befell q young lady employed
in the Government Printing Office on
Friday evening, an attempt being made
to hypnotic, or mesmerically control
her, by O strange woman, who, what
ever else may be truo Of her, seems to
possess great mesmeric power. After
accosting the young lady, who is the
daughter of n Presbyterian Clergyman,
she at once entered upon the subject of
hypnotism, stating that she had just
come from an interview with q lady who
had made that branch OF mental science
a special study, and whose experience
with il had been remarkable and thrill
ing.
Learning that tho young lady she was
addressing was going to East Capitol
Hill, she declared she was going to Lin
coin Park herself, and resumed her re-
marks upon %hypnotism, asking also
some questions in regard to it.
Miss W as she may be called, is
not an imaginative young lady of the
emotional school, but a plain, practical,
c~ommon-sense person, who has made
good use of educational privileges, and
is the orphan daughter Of a well-known
clergyman.
But in spite of her cool head and good
| Judgment, she felt an almost unuttera-
BILE fear of the strange-appearing wo-
man, who seemed BEN on following her
and determined hat she should listen
to her remarks upon the subject.
Miss w ayers that she felt a
strange but u~pmistakablo mesmeric or
| electric sensation in her hand and arm
nearest to her chance acquaintance,
nearly as pronounced as that from a
lightly charged galvanic battery. She
| could soc no policeman, nor, indeed, any
one to whom h could appeal, and she
feared to make an cutlery, as hor unwel-
come companion kept her right hand In
. small travelling bag, the contents OF
which could only be surmjsed.
Determined to shake her oil she took
a direction nearly opposite to her dcs,
tination, but the mysterious woman did
tho same. Finally they were passing d
rustic seat upon which Q person was
seated with whom Miss W was as
quainted, and the latter seated herself
and remained till the hypnotic enthusi,
asst disappeared around the corner.
Miss W states that during the
time she was in the presence of the
strange woman she felt obliged to make
the most strenuous mental effort tC
resist the wonderful influence which
seemed to manate from the stranger,
and that she could fee it for several
hours,
A person possessing the power That
The strange woman apparently docs
with o reckless disregard of its use, ol
who chooses 10 exercise it for improper
purposes, is q dangerous character t o be
abroad. The incident will no doubt bt
OF interest to specialists in psychological.
mysteries and OF some possible interest
for the police.-Washington Post
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN.

A 1t. Louis gentleman was so surprised at the
cure Of his sick headaches by Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla that he called II to the attention Of
a relative, DIR. +. A. Barrett, tho well known NJ.
Louis physician, of 2C52 Shenandoah Street.
Tho doctor, upon !enrning that 1t was IL Califor-
MIA production, purely vegetable, became inter
ested In II, ana tried II himself. and says II Is
the finest laxative he has ever seen. lie writes,
under date October 18th last:
wishing to test Its virtues further, ! used It
I'm my own family, and prescribed u it to patients
who required n general system regulator. As II
result, ] can say that it is an almost absolute
cure for constipation, bilionsness, dyspepsia, In
digestion and sick headaches. These troubles
usually come from IA disturbed condition of tne
stomach aud bowels. and joys Vegetgble Sarsa.
parilla is the best laxative and stomach Tegu.
lator { have ever seen, aud rs "A general system
corrective is almost perfection itself. Califor.
mia has come to the front with mnny good
things, and lust, but not least, Is Joys Vegetable
SRrsnparilla. Il. A. BAHEErr, Nj. d.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
CoUNrY OF >FAYETrE.S
In The Circuit Court Of suri county IN vacation
July hih.. IsbI.
The State al Missouri At the relation
and to Ia" use al Jonn q Worth
lagoon, Collector of the revenue
al Lafayette county, IN the State al p.t,,,,
Missouri. p%iaIntIl,
vs..
ThaIrus Edwards and Amos Par.
ker, defendants.
nv, iii" said Amos Parker: You are hereby
notified that eniL plainI,n has commenced II
suit against YOU in snId count by petition the OBJ
jrct and general nature Of which u To obtain 10
Judgment Tor the taNca, interest and costs due ON
ia" iulIuwin2 described zeal estate situate IN the
county of LnftNrttr aud State ofhiIssOuri, lo-wit:
Lot I wri,ts -.ir t2i), Dover SAID real estate BE-
ing delinquent i"r the y AIRS 1877, lcle. lss0,
1875. lSNi. lsS5 i>-6, ioo!, and that said taxes
Tor said yc 80, rNcIuslNc oI penalty. interest and
costs, amount III The aggregate IT, the sun oil
nineteen .tu,i Iity -iOur one -nnndrcdth tSl9 5l-iWD
dollars, mntl that tue same may be declnied 4 lien
On sIIu IcI estate and ihat the saine may be sold
or 50 much thereof ITS NAY lie Necessary to
satisfy IA" judi m'nt rendered herein, with IN
tcrcsi, Tees, penalties. commissions and costs.
Aud ynn are further nGiilirt tInt unless You
appear III tn" neat term of said court, la he he
gun and held AT the courthouse, ~ the city oI
Lexington, IN SAID county ,on the lst day oi Sep
IcInhcr ne>t md ON or before the 9th l-y al SAID
term, Il tie i.Tm shall TT long continue. and u
not, th,u bclutr III" cnl al he lea ~. ana answer
said I]"iii,oh, Tue same will hc taken ~ com
Ic-Sr,i
And II a. further "r.i"r.I ih't a copy h"I col be
publish Il IN The IpNId"ion MrrklS intrilIgen-
Ger, a ,o wspuprT pulili~hrti ~ said county OF
Lafayette, Tor tour weeks su,rsrsively, The last
ihhrrtinn to he AT least f.ur wrrrs hcfor' the
commencement ~ the neat t"Iin"i IN. court.
a tIur copy. Attest:
FRANK lkI"G 4 ERIK.
Hy II. liEATIIMNa. - & jd vl2t5
WILLIAM l"uN,j. attorney for n'u,mIIT
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~NusTxA NOTICE.

4 ETTERS OF AL ministraiiOn on the estate of
L. Hermann LEM. deceased, were granted
10 the undersigned on the i2'h day OF June
$3.50, by the probate court of Lafayette county
Missouri.
All ppraons having riaims against said estate
are required l." exhibit them Tor
To the IImIn!,iTainr within one year alter thr
dair ~ said l'tIpra az they may be preclhdeh
lroin any benefit Of such estate; and II such
cIoima be- not rXE'hitri Within two wears iron'
l." dte OF thi1 publication thoy will be Tor
evcI hnrrril.
This I3iI, day OF JuD", lS9d.
e.. Bruins,
iuCrII ADM n islratnr
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TAT OF MISSOURI.
tuUNTy or LAFAYETTE.
In the CIrcuIt court al said county IN vacation.
July 10Th, lSD
Ia" state Of Missouri ~ the relation
and Ia the IA" Of John q. worth
Ington, Collector III the revenue al
Lafayette county, IN The stale oil
Missouri, plRlntil. tp.,iuo,
Alexander King, X utie Vaughan anh
Ilurrpon Vaughan, her hui band,
Alfred KING and tphy King, de
irndanta.
Two the said Alexander King: You are hereby
i nntiIic I that said plaIni'l has commenced n
mt against You III SAID court by petition, the
object and general nature Of which Is to obtain
= Judgment iur the taxes, interest and costs due
On the following described real estate, situate IN
The county at IaIiIyctt" aud state Of Missouri,
to wat: Eighty (s0l acres. the west half OF the
uort Iwc,t quarter at section Iwrnty-cIght (2oD,
IN tow nslup Iurly-'inr (l9l, IN range twenty
eight C~). Eighty tSnI acres, III" west hall ul the
."utiI"usl quurI"r Of the euulhrnst quarter and
III" southwest IunilCI at the southcAst quarter
Ini; Tia" south halt al the nor invest quarter al
the southeast quarter 81 section No. eight Isl.
"a township iIty $50. ~ range tw CniN -"IEht I2rD
.,iI real estate hrInu a. iuuI"nt Iur The vraIS
ISSG. lNS, lSSN, and that sad EiN"- Tor SHld N"aIr,
exclusive" al penalty, interest anu '"hla,
amount ~ IT." aggregate T." ~" sum nt seventy
-ry.n amt HuN-inur one hundr' lihs hollar~
(S1. 4 lDuJ amt that III" Same may he declared "A
lien on sad r"aI estate, ahh 'ihi he sam" may u"
-YiI ~ - murh thereof a. may h" necessary 10
riIi. Is the Judgment ~ n'"f''l herein, WIN IN
t-r,rI, tees, penalties, commissions aud costs.
AMI ynu HIr Iu'ihcr notified that unless You
iu,,..,r al The -rNl term al SAID court, Ia he he
gun aud held 1T ih" courthouse, IN th" city OF
Lr>tnyInm. ~ aLld county. On the urst
hry at Srp'rmhrr next, and on or before
ihr Oh ,iaN uI said term II the term
snail p" long continue, aud II not, then
h,,,,,,. lin, end nI The t"rn, aud answer siLId prtI-
unu. the same " III br taken Is confessed.
Aud II ~ IuitiUr ordered that u copy hereof he
published IA THE Lexington Weekly lntciiigen-
rrr, = newspaper published IN sad county at
LAFAYETTE. to- luuV weeks successfully, the last
i]u.,Tflun Ia Ice at least four weeks before the
COMMENCEMENT ~ the next term al this court.
Nnu" copy. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
Ey II. Hr,TuMAS, u L. julvl4Ib
WILLIAM Young, attorney for platinum.
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VALUE oE BANANAS.
When Ripe They Are Among the Most
Wholesome of Fruits,

When Rlpe They Are Among the Most
Wholesome of Fruits.
The value OF bananas as food is not
generally appreciated. Ripe bananas
are among the most wholesome Of foods
and their nutritivo value is very high.
affording all the elements necessary to
life. According to table of relative food
values, it appears that a pound of ba-
ana is almost equal to a pound of lean
beef. In fact the bananas are much bet
ter for their proportionate elements
are perfect while in lean beef there is
an excess OF tho heterogeneous elements
which must be carried off as waste
while there is a lack of the ~carbonaceous
elements. Travellers in South America
tell us that the laborers who gather tho
gum from the India rubber trees subsist
entirely upon bananas. Their routes
lead them over mountains and deem into
valleys, through almost impenotrable
thickets, bearing upon their shoulders
an increasing load until 1t often aggro-
gates n hundred and fifty pounds.
The people In and around Quito live
almost entirely upon bananas. II may
seem rather surprising, but an acre Of
land, we'll utilized in raising bananas,
will sustain more people than il devoted
to any other product. OF course the
bananas which reach our market are
quite inferior to those fully ripened
upon their native soil; still, IL selected
with care, they will be found very
wholesome and relishable. DR.. J. IL.
Kellogg.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen TO all cTedItors and
" other persons interested in the estate o
Mary f.. Hayden, deceased, that the under
sIgnet. admInistrator Will apply To make a
Iinal settlement of said estate, at the August
term, lS9D. OF the Probate court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri. to lie begun and held at the
Probate court room, in the city OF Lexington.
on the second Monday in August, l5gn.
IHOMAS w WIiEATLEy,
iulyLth Administrator.
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from my bead. Al,"ui,irrt, aud nrnIn; the skin
w"uId fhIckrr and he red md very itchy. and
would crack und ilcrl n cIat"hed. After spend
ihE nnny hundreds al ilnllars. ] wnH prbnnnnc-
cL 'ncuTahlr. heard OF the turIcunA RtME-
nItS. nul after using two bottles al tuTiGUHA
RhsuLNbNT ! "uuld rec ~ change; ana alter |
h Il taken four bottles. | wla nlnO-t cured aud
when hn,i used sIN bottles al tUTICUHA RE-
soIVENT mud one box OF CUriCuaA, aud one
cake al JUTGUHA SOAP. ! wHs cnTci Ui the
dreadful ditcngr from which ! had suffered for
i've years cannot CAprcsR with "a irn what
I suffered before using the tUTICUHA REMRpIEs
They saved my lIir, and 1 f. el ~ my duty To re-
commend them My hair il reAI"red as good
~ ever. aud rn IL my oversight
MIr. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City. Iowa.
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NOTICE IL hereby given TO all creditors amt
~ other persons interested in the estate Of
i:.rnnrd Meye r. deceased, that the undersign.
cI. cXccutrIy, will apply to make II inal settle
incnI oil saId estate at the August term, 1891
Of the Probate Court of Lafayette county,
Missouri, 10 he begun and held at the PrObat,
court room, in the city Of Lexington, on tb.
second Monday in August. 1890.
WILIIELMINE MEYER
inly5t5 ENecutriN.
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EINAs. SETTI.EME EMF,

~ Office IN hereby given To all creditors and
~ other prrHpns Interested IN the estate 0I
rhnrrH r.. Hammond decreased, that the under
HIpn"h, administrators VIII apply 10 make n
final settlement ~ said estate. AT the August
irrn. I~g0, OF the Probate court OF Lafayette
county. Missouri, To he begun AMI held at tn
frODHte court TnnmI. III the city Of Lexington,
nn the trconl Monday III August, 1880
MARY r.. HAMMOND,
julyIh Administrators
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FINAL EMIT

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons interested In the estate oil
David NJ. Ciuven deccasrd. that the undersign-
ct. uim,nIstratriX will apply 10 make u llnai set
tiemcnt of sud esiate'at the August term 1880,
of The Probate court oil Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, to be begun and held at the Probate
court room. in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday in August, 1890
MARY G.. CRAVEN.
inIy5tb administrators
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FINAL SETTIEME NT.

NY OTi ID hereby given 10 all creditors an
- other persons Interested IN the estate a
William H., Rcnick, deceased, that In" under
signed, executor, will apply Ia make IA nnal set
llcmcRt Of said estate t the August ERIN, 1870
the Probate court of Lafayette county. missouri
10 he begun and held nj TIE Probate court room
in the city OI Lexington. on the second Monday
III August, lSgN.
COLUMBUS q. RENICH.
iulybt1 Executor.
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WHHIToHo. Mo nrC 10. ISsS.
My sewing nihchin" gives .""l aIIi.inc'Ion
-Iiucb IN good work Hs = iiIIE dollar HIncNIur.
MAltI T.. MIIEI:AN.
IiEIHING. Quo, Nov. ~. ISs9.
The sewing murlin" I got ir IN you 49, u pre-
mum inst year. cannot IL" h' aIrit. AMI dnrr Az
good work IA IL lnriy dollar mnrhInc
GEO. Il. MUIR.
IEIONTONN. kAS.. IL e.. Il. lSSg
ago. Have gwen II 1t tar trial a'il like H. very
machine. MuSJANE ETH.
JACKSON. tAL... Nov Ii, lSSS.
| received your premium sewing machin' IN
good order. aud nm well plea ed with the same.
Accept my thanks. 4. NORTON.
WELLS BRIDGE. y. \ , Nov. ~. 1850.
l would say, after using The sewing ninciInr
received fr"m you, IL gives perfect sII Isiicii ION
IN all respects. dong all kinds "t work very
nicely. Mrs. l. &. lDuMANS.
Cot, Nov. Il, ISS9.
| received TIL. mHchInr al right, Hnt am well
pleased with it. &c does "NrriIrnI work
PtNiNAII MCCARTHY.
rem um for 30 yearly sub crIhrrA Ia ina paper.
D.. Sent by freight. receiver {" pay charges.
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WHEAT IN STACX Or BARN,

INSURANCE against fire and lightning, on
j wheat ami other gram IN The stuck or harn,
81. the farm, or stored III grain warehouses, from
one day Ia onU year, at the lowest rates WrIlf
IS, aud give amount ana time. aud VT wit srEd
you The olicy by return mail Or call ut our
Ollie IN Lexington, opposite courthouse. npxi
door To pnstnnicr. T.. WiNSOk II son,
Insurance, Loan and Real Estate Agents.
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the blood al all impurities and poisonous ele-
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"A small boy, anxious to help support
his widowed mother, applied Tor a posi-
ton as errand-boy in the shop OF II fish
dealer No" said tho man: ~ want a
boy stout enough to carry Il bnShei OF
oysters on his shoulder. You are too
small to do that" Yes" answered
the boy, 'but | Gan go twice The
ready answer carried the day. h boy
got the place, and with tia good start in
Che world.-United Presbyterian.
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"And whore is your little brother,
Fl0ssie?"
so, Yves bcen divorced"
''Divorced?"
''Yes; mammals got him and papa's
soL men. Y. Sun.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

MIDDLETON, TENN. Dec IL. lSSS
Ireccived your pre- mum sewing u arhine one
year ago and am well pleased with il. Would
not exchange 10 Tor machines sold here Tor
Fifty Dollars. I thank you II Thousand times
for such q valuable premium. Wa BISHOP.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
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