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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
Y. M. C. A. Items.

The supper and lunch given by the ladies
auxiliary were great successes. The amount
cleared above expenses Is $l5O and this
amount will greatly aid in the work Of plac.
ing the Y. NJ. c. A. Of this city on Ito feet "A
the regular business meeting of the assoclu.
ton, the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the hearty thanks OF this
association be rendered to the ladies auxillia
~, and others who so Kindly assisted
them. In procuring means for the continual,
tion OF our work. A like spiri( in the hearts
Of our young men, we are confident, will
secure Its certain success and win many souls
for the Master.
AT the business meeting OF the association
Tuesday evening u new constitution wa.
adopted giving tho management Of the Y, NJ
C. A. into the hands Of an executive commit
tee OF five men who have all the DO or of the
old board OF directors. The following are the
officers elected who fern this committee
President. j. X. MOOrehead; LIST vice presl.
dent, j. q. WOrlhingtOn; 2nd yire.presIdent
W. }. Bandon; secretary, J.. a. Crenshaw
treasurer. \. =. Paxton.
There Is ENCOURAGEMENT 10 believe that The
Y. NJ. G. Ais again TO be a good success. MIR
Klncaitle mas been engaged to say until Feb
l>t, or until the finances for next year are
raised; and il success attends the canvass, Of
which now there ia but little doubt, he vii
no doubt remain Indefinitely.
At the gospel meeting Sunday p. m. there
will be II song service and three or foul
young men will give short talks. All mer
Invited.
The ladies' auxiliary wish tO'tender thelI
thanks TO Messrs. Long X Becker, W, A
LaBertew. O.. G. Graham, II. and +. Wink
Ter and others who asst ted them in their Int,
york In behalf OF The y. NJ. G. A.
If you want anything Ia the Wsy of fruits
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
Buckien's Arnica SaIve.

The best Saivs IN the world Tor Cuts. Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Teiter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns. and ali
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles. OF
no pay required. II Is guaranteed 10 give per.
feet. satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
twenty-five cents per box. For sale by Leroy
Farmer. OcIlSyl
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
THE TOMB

Died-At Mayview, Dec. 8. infant son OF
| Mr.. Henry Ray. The remains were taken 10
| Grain Valley for interrment.
AT his home. near Waverly. recently,
Mr.. DAVIS MCREYNOLOS, aged 10 years
and ten months,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
DECEMBER 30. 1890.
TOYS ! TOYS =

have lust received IA large lot Of Christ
mas goods, suitable for the holiday trade.
such as
Doll Carriages,
Doh Swing,
Doll Cradles.
Doll CHAIR.
Dolls of all kinds.
Also the incest assortment Of siedS, " gcn-
and veIOcipedes to be found in The cfiy, aud
at lowest prices.
| also keep in stock a iuii line of window
shades, window glass, wall paper, paint, 80
In fact when IN need Of anything in my line
| ask my friends TO CAV" me & cail, "A I prom
ise TO sell the best goods "a The l"west prices
,Iec2Oif J.W GRANT
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

Call on j. d. King for anything in the way

Call or j. d. King for anything in the way
of fruits. nuts. candies, periodicals., eta. II
Books. papers and periodicals at the post
office news stand. 1t
A nice selection of dolls: call and see them
ut A. Egle's. dec83
Everything in the gree and dried fruit
line can be found at kggIeston Il Ewing's.
Oranges, lemons. bananas. dates, figs. can
dies, nuts, cakes and everything required to
make the visit OF Santa Claus pleasant for the
children. in large supply at LaBertew's.M Main
street. 1t
Erwin Hacker has q line line OF imported
cigars, cigar and cigarette holders aud pure
meerschaum pipes. nOV29tI
lsk Plain rings AT 81 % per pvt. at A.
Egle's. dec6t3
Gold and gold nlled gents and ladies'
watches in large variety for the holidays at
Ludwfgs'. n22tG
Wheatly Bros. will have he largest and
finest line of Christmas goods, such as toys
and fancy articles, ever brought TO MAYHEM
or any town in the county. IN fact everything
la their line. Call ard see them before buy
ing. Sold at bottom prices. lecBl3
Call ON me II there IL awning you want in
the way of q watch, for l have them 10 style
aud price to suit all. A gold filed case watch
from $lS up. In solid gold from $50 up. 1
warrant them TO be Just rs represented III not
your money will he refunded. A. Egle.
California prunes, raisins. cured prunes.
silver prunss and Turkish prunes 1t Eggle-
ston Il EwinR's. dec13tf
Any quantity of suitable gifts for old
aud young. Grimes n Venable. jewellers,
Lexington. Mo. dec8t3
Silver and s~llverine watches for boys and
girls; fancy and plain clocks ut Ludwigs'. q
Big bargains In baking powder and package
coffee ut EkglestOn u Ewing's. decl3tf
Go to Eggleston II Ewiug's foe Atmore'.
mince meat, Saratoga chips, potatoes, flake
homiuy and nudavene. decl3tf
Malaga grapes at Trigg's. 1t
Lamps, queensware, glassware. &c.. boil
plain and fancy, a. bedrock prices at l.aBer
tew's, opposite Grand Central Hotel. TAX,
q look a. them. 1t
just received, tue finest lot Of candies eve
10 the city, nj ID. Hackers bakery. -
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

The sensation of the season. BE sure ana
see 1t. Our holiday stock. Grimes & Vena-
BILE. jewellers, Lexington, Mo. dec6'3
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
Right TO the front OF all competition we
place our elegant new holiday goods. Grimes
g. Venable. Jewellers, Lexington. Mo. dots
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
tn X CRADLE.

Born-In this city, December Il, TO wife Of
Mr., Adam Schramm-a girl.
- In Grand Pass, Dec. IL. TO the vi lie OF
DIR. Geo. MarIn-a girl.
= In Grand Pass, Dec. s. 10 the wife OF
Mr. W. +. Rajne-a boy.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
srr OR sTnEEN.

EROM the sui. crIhrr. four miles 49,
i southwest Of iIigEinsvillr. <"N"u- -
her :. one large hlu"--prrklrt hound IT," ."'' ~
iwu ycars old, hole cnt in ON" ui i'IS "H'@ \
liLrrnI reward VIII he given Tor has t'UIm ui
iufor nation al hts whereabouts
IrpI.'!' ~ANlltfl T. f'~''N
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

gI4Ii To scN my inim oi ~ n'it~. ,Srrp
near iir Alien Mill, in ltaS rnuhll .%
las comfortable house, "a large nrchr:i @S4A
Of choice fruit. pOOd water and pIcn'N In
1i 1T. and IN every waV = t'e'r'htr Place
Apply on the inrm. dCG'2' DAVID HI\'
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

January 10.-Besch q Bowers Minstrels'
All tickets on sale at postofice news stand
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

xAyCOuNTY FARM FOR SALE

or IRE room amt dwelling rnnIns, -
= newly painted nnd nicely phpcrUd, taf;;,
Dutch Knw tlii,I
ImneIli a. Gfl NIX. -%@s q
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

" you want anything ip the way Of fruits,
confectionery OF periodicals. call at j.. d.
KIng's opposite Grand Central hotel. d2Oi2
Extra nne and large Florida oranges at D.,
Hascksr's. dec2ut2
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

Coming Attractions at the Opera
House
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
SURE POP 'A Gsz4,,

,ho aGKho"iedge TIE con and fesu up like a man. The falls ills before
-" "' '" "'h'r3i was" oi-n enough TO lay in very large stocks of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
r,lI AID WINTER IMPORTATTONS.

rh. bou.c NJ " .H !. sloane are now cAho''"H
their fall and winter importat!on| o' me carp' anu
uphcstcry goods. In the closest cohpr''H" !" I"""'
and beauty they also show Hhic'''nn '''p''' "
American brccacllc satin dap'hs"s anu "peNuS' ~
..,.as hcn wI, attract tho most economical bnvcTS
Intelligent purchasers are a"ar' ~ w" '''"' a.
v,p.,gcs winch large hOnsc lii7 tins possesses I'
..t ,h,so Goods If the lowest prc'' anil oN"riI2
.l. d,.,.,r, OF Those price, 70 shoppers III 1''t"n
IL, showing the largest possible stock to sccct rom
Among imported carpets the sr""h Administers III
MI dcIi ~, slahowy tint OF co'"rs ami in the Fren'h
mttcr:.s which have been In u" Sin'c thc'r iha''t
r,c.rrc hcr1n remain today tho richest carprfins -
T.. cto.cu for Tho fashionable Louis XIV and Ky
rorrs Or reception rooms. In cOgc G. mpriilon with
Ola. ara. American hymiu .ters AMI ~ rich artistic
,,ri.hn. the moou"tte carpets in Administer crlorS
and pltt"r, are largely sought for. An entirely neT
c,ip 10 supply the place Of ingram f. ol!rrc IL Ia"
U.r,t carpet. by patent weave great strcncth of
t,xtur, i, attained In this ca'prting. and most
effective and beautiful combination OF colors.
IN the lnnicusc department Of the hons" devoted
TO lace curtains are shown inexpensive Iris; point.
tnnlcurcd lace and Cuny curtains. rs well As cur
t,lus If The richest brussels, Lmis NV, Colbert.
K,,s,,.an and duchcssc lacc> The Madras and six
eros over striped curtains are especially sought FOR.
There are exquisite all silk Madras curtains III oriental
colnr, which exhibit stained rla-> effects when "a
posed to the Hight. A largo section Of this house IS
devoted 10 heavy silk tapestries. brocacllos and
daula>ks and fine plush lGancnSs. bcantifnl p"r
ricrc of ocean green plush i, shown decorated In aid
Pattern with the palcst Rrc"n saun applied In a
wrath with gold thr' Hi. still another hanging "f
artiuuc tapestry green plush is embroidered in Old
Gotldc pattern with triple leave, wrought over it,
surface in design with old Renaissance goll. and
is c,mpsted by deep dsh' In rectangular cft1 t
wrrI-hi various old METAL SiaGl" pieces Of the
rar--t and mus costly silk brra!rN arr displayed in
thl- room fyr screens Or for nph"icrng old parior
chairs. There are also lengths II tapestry In pat
t.~ fr the >"a'S and baIks 81 chair% pii In Frnch
silk and ALhIs,on tapestry. inexpensive tapestries.
Jlra.k, AID other g-s> ar a>p shown Ia the finest
French AID English art pattern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
AFFArRS or TIE SIITT NINTH REGIMENT

Tho Arnlofy Board t. hold a special meeting
Yesterday I" consider III" question Of the GJ:h Req
mont arluory sc. but owing 10 ''cn"ro FluE~fald >
absrnrr II postponed. II Sens I" b" understood
thu. in Place /, 70 b. added !" the pro- ext site and
AIS, properly a. t!r ard far a." NJ thod,t
th1i.h H. seventh =. T!> !, not ,yatlr what Colp
mel Ca,nnnt n aud the Office ~ IL" h:ft' want bat
rv are llitns :" ar'rp: II a." l->t they ob
ain low. Th.y would like to have TIE church Sd
srrc e r,i.,.d 'sc ont 81 IL" question:
The lr..l Hr I'D" A>-.'cia'IoH. 81 which fap'gin
T. J. Ucny il Pre-. dent a.d A"Nidc Wat'o re. :,I-
ccrcary pa od rel i;.v, IA, cvc1:is 10 r'.ulr
.r',ng pr,t"s'lug ..gii's1t The attack mad" r""n'y
hy ii.lrian. '"lo"c Moran y. i.ls'"i Interview.
% :hr rrcct that The arl and nl!u'"nt o! n" hr'
l., Ciuc.t arc H. on.i'"nt aud therefore nn:t Tor
tr.r p,>it,i and >p' 81 their cori":.'" IN The
uh.,i.y d..d bravery q bo,h 'oip"cl 'aNn'":l aid
Nd u'an' Mnrp!y.
Company H. ID Battalion. g! a." lr.,h Volunteers %
vh'r.! t-,p,.n T. + Cuct.ii. can, nand"r. lbs sent
IN. At III. ~ Nil IA" Ir.-h military AHl csc or.nHh~
i,o' hrpH-h,' ~" n' state 20 6c.n p:"hinh nv
a ..ni. tui the ntiIic ,"lcbntpr -. I'll" '"c'afv Of
he ..r,ai irish R.l~l..p...
Al ortc! la. bon r,'ceivc' for 'hc refinement Of
Captain Jarc. t"i a.. n Con pony L. 'iil re- mont.
uI The rhaise 81 physical inc"i"cty. owing 10 al
val,,d a.. preferred Us Major DUhy.
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A BIZ; PETITION.


from TIC IT. TnIII PId'tI fT's'.
For about three year, petition has been circulated
throughout the world a.hin; fT -ignaur'> Tlir lr
tition /, To bc presented N all Gnvrrnlncns. AID II
asks for tho aoilt.nn Of the hIn0r tralhr M.r Mary
Clement Icavi has been all around the wcrld crrn-
lating this petition and Obtaining signatures, "h'
hopcs to have II ready for presentation nrN June.
There are sn.d to be SIGNATURES enough att irhtd Ia
the plIcr make snip ipnr ard enc In !Illrr III
length Tho petition |, printed III thirty hr,c Ian
cuAr6S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Jf'iHE PHi OK SU ORN ".

.IuGs" Pryor. whV wa arWi.t''i b, "'rcrn"r lii's
"a Wrdn, dIy m m" pli'" "f l' lL'.' / Irr''"pr'.
r( tin. Cprt II on'inn I1"a. >""rl o. - lui.'
lnurrrcr m IA" ~upr'mc Court Chambers. N"'t"ril'.
iud." rr j!'u pad hort Visit :" judge Iniv wh'
~. the ory Judge Of II" our "i ''nr"n f.rH- ~
ttc court n!,'' y"-.ldIy. lie viii n"ir ~. ju' "a
,.,. +, on Monday aui vii i, IN 'hr EGui'I Term.
tI"t Judge sd ~ ick. ~ ~" ~up'i!". Count. l. 80
~ To- rrtrrn "a IA" beach AT th' unrnnE Il me II u
term ola Monday. ana JHd.'r frriinhh viii ~ in hts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
Ra!lroa0o
iI1!lroaoo
teen N SYLVIA ! &
I RAILROAD.
ON AND AkILi. SErILMEEE 10. 1870

ON AND AL SEX li.NEF.E 10. lcJV'
Tr,l,, -. ...~.y..- L.vIOsses ana %"r""A.
$50: scS'.s iii FAST LINE rull%aaa
tolnm1u. 80 80, a. Az ~. chi "..s 90 D. ' To-;
W gd AL ' OK" Loct lIan AMI remove except Sunday
1888 i.a' mr. %iN AN E, cIrA vts,sd Ill.,
,a n 'a arA Eat. i: co Hnag s@sSne
ttd os Go.tr, . AL. ,r|r1s sinroon. oF both MS
l. & 5'a oac q: rin@ LFaIs ~; oas
no.ablr ei:ctr,c liant, A."' Cincinnati D 40 ana
soox Ia vy sAS s zap eiS sna Sas
ts:.sSa a.a ; J. clp
ESQ Exlsri E r. a. n. g :nis, 70
sns ,dS r a' Dh,a SH 81;
n n1a 70 % m ts yad for cySs
500 ga @fa fS r; %H,s to E r.
EEb% = p a. cS"na 3 o.; p noT1n Xxx az csS
n ase "' for Toddo a c%rv , Fri: "a OIL
fHs S: 1 I, F; :"T III.
e,7 sPd. 1 ai;ST % Ssy Sss
, n9%S Car H,s q: 60 = z r' aa
soIS % 20 NJ s "a 70 + " "a 'a .%ssS
,ns ,Sa Poso :a az e nsd Pfs
For p Eo"s ,a s ana ro: ons
whd. 30 $40 sos,v ~" & a. 40 n 'oOs rs D. M 10
roE S%f5 f g s. Day ,',.
For T;fr1F , ssd s,i 1'sss hsa;
and 8 p N: daily; via Ral'imor' and Bay Line III
p n" ~'""0ifOR snILADELrIIIA
E1rres, TIA l"tNe follows = ,.,,ad with
20 20 90 80. 10 CHICAGO I.imi,"'' ~ "S
linInC ,lr and 10 ~ Washln ~ a., ti 81" ~, 90.
90 g. 100 CO. ;qd d. 100 ~ r. xxx
,cnmr, o1at ca II 10 a. "a. 10 and oO T. IL. IN
day.. pr, Sis 80 o. \" i.."r,l ana a"a o.
m aud r. IL n'rlt Accor r.cda' on. ~ p N;
IN, New Yogk Transfer Company II az ior az, ",
o,ern H. cragr lrpi hotels aud res.i aces Nro's" W
ccs,naton .,, .,..r. ,,r,v n nv .ek et agen.
OF H. t"Vunn.c, T T. WOOD
III ~ r., v,,,cc, General PlS-'r Agent
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tn HAVE 4 GEHDRiiL QEnTiNi.

A memorial inrri.ns N n"m"y II DR.. Edward
M,li,tr brother al TIC K"N. .iIHr-; 4 N.l'nr. al
Ur,niln. aud ono q" tho fo'snd oi The .N.'i TO,
eft, -, rit VIII take p"r; {" morrow 'vctnE "a th'
l,... ..ii of tonprI npn. i.im"> I"Lrnh wil! pr
nj and anon, tho -pca..cr- "iil b" ''r".,l u. M.
/. % llu" pr t,rI,.hn. .iam', N.,i. o Hooh "a.
and IT, Nlird >Wlu ii"LE.tt,u. Who VIII Tee It an
nrip Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Mrs Sch"rag. 81 w. 100 Wet Thirtcrnill-sL sent
a Srvant Ia buy pot "!,f~c and cram In a It rr
AT sixth and Tenth IT, last week and her two little
chdn became Ill after eating the cheese and crran,
pl 10 ,aI d IL t!Inught that tho children,
were ,uiicrng from tAgutoAic"n poisoning: Mrs
scorling and the also suffered but they and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

,,,c:,.l: %: oar cm,n.on Christianity Ia ms hegn
lo.Nor'. o:r AL iHi"r, cT l.: itD;u"iN 1t .,, .t,
nIon ny o~u r. possibility. l'r"cIcd I" nm -,
p:ujcc; - union az III. rs" 'n";.I"'; ~ ,,r,,
hn l,r,l n.c;!"' iAo possibility vi sven ' ,,'"
f,r WHEEL -"t SIN A." f.: myrn a. aD VIZ, ~, n
c,, '''u..;..;,in. Thc.c~ ,,.hcin"n very ractniy
AID ;rorrly rcrl'i from cNpc..inf aH o, "".t,
"ri,.'r. - t, ira; r.r.: 'm'rh mict D." nrn''H -
H. and no l>,1a,lr'> Nlt"vrr Ucr gwen - rr' II
iron the way ~ wi eli :h' "irr -'"n ~ Wv 49,,
b.Iy w. received. t." l"rc i"'' ,l"P -, - -,
I .al '' ca;a II l.c!a r. r"a1'on, nari.T AMI
VIII i,...riy ri:.,mIr>. 1t IN -It ~ li."'""1 WV
-!drird
WHY THE PASTOR Eisl"Ns SOW
For two month, ciloiglc >'uGirl The Hiin'''on
in al it, lc,iI.,.. Il""'' i'T "'N'''' "''
r,4.-ulis L"cl4iS ny Own "H:'''L ~ '''
near at ham! Zen N any event >'"""'' ''' ~" '
-, my ,yt, u.c,ulu,., ~ the irCrlyt :'n hhi'l.
w. i ' q, ,v. ,, - other con,>ea',on drtc'inlnc'i
-, t,nr ,h., en- +, one" an! Up"n IT. own ihe'iE
=. r"' - ,,,,J ,l,l ,l,. ,iui- ui own p'"p.'
~ n''H W." .",. ,y l,r c..,"l.nlion. \r'oI
.ly brf ~. TN, rsoc,i had hrrt ~t~~ ~ 10 n nie
ny ,rr f. lr attention OF cider, at SPECIAL
,'c,inr If fine .,,,on. held a5"m the 1T 81 ';'n,
in,', r>nrrs>.p T., them - ilr"ati"'l :" ri,a
@r t, virtual ,ca,u,, airaay stated an! al t:ic
...u.. i,lr y ..rcd ont ~lri mie' lr "'h,' "It
ward in he "oy Of q "',"H ~ i r,i,yirr that ali
,nt ,,,lJ lr. done nul.r nv Present AZ i'sch',a'
hr! not yet bon cone. nnai..m";'oN pa'rr% +, ..c
whli further pioplc could D. made. before "'''u''1
any Other ,or'n Gi the Br .l6,, consented to this
irrr li nll r and n'''r rrv"H OF an ,, "a, i
a, have frahi} outlined thrn 'nc,r postp,n,
H.. r",i,nation Of present rharcr ,'" iii, ih ,n
even at IL bet. hc '',r' '' iI and uusiabr
n , comIor Win villa; conld be accomplished by
c, .o,ida,lI ~, v.cd the two congrrsd''"' Wv u"
advunns. either to y or (" my 'r , N" H. Vol
;h.u effort for it coz iilIi'."' WIZ ~ . 70 l,l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
d. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND
WASHING ron.


L., ia..,!c,a.., 49, ~ ~ 50 ~. 80
!; SpHIC /, 80 II 60 -' : -. 70 . 90 +, ~
D. IT,. - IS hish;. a.. - -. =.
OF -, Re al va rs'03 OIL, :: 90 y tN
tcp' H.ni.'' u "' >, > J" m,' ~,
7 go = = u - -, - s,tl.d. nst,. hAIr con-
o.. u Ia,
" Dor rrqiury T.. iI,,'': '"i v >'"rt. va ma.
n,li, y, =. T., 3d. I 4 Mt i',~or 80 = m
49, 4 \, ~ H. nj. sud J.. IA.
licar:o AID r,-lr "a: ,cus ca =, p'".'r a: Il Gl
r - %
i",.l II, E,-' i:i'r - y l"rh tour;-e.. SO
t,I,'', e.. ., Efut1 A.i,. n'"'.iya
S,S Yori r..nst'r Co. r'ni NJ cal for al Hheck
baa.,.. l,' lr".i' Il q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

,,o children soon recovered Sample, Of INC cream
and cheese have been sent 10 '''c h'"''''
for ANALYSIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
NEW york CENTRAL

Hudoon River Railroad.
AuTra,n. arrive :, aad depart from
GRAND CF:Srls NJ IT ATIoN,
fourth Ave. am 42j 81. Ne" fo'k.
En-. ONLY RAILROAD STA-iOH y THE tlTr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

There /, no L!.nl NJ The fi'-. h!'thrcn AID | am
but cA I,.,:. i.c what Elbow 10 lc TIE '":f'ii"n al
many Of the most experienced oi my -" l''F'~'yt"r,
when say that Irrsi'S ;ra" thui"n ~ TIA ctt
especially N" hr,.! uI"~. aic rot Ma "a ".'h II
.u.Ircit face. lat - solve I'm, dlnc.ltt IA i:i1
thnrc.', If the downtDVa QEut':, wh''r T." ""Tf al
lnsathcrng /, the hard I, al T. Il" a!
tl:.t ought to h. doi". AID ."H.i c
DONE tAc:c mast he sc.'cr"ue cnipNr"ii.
indeed. som. c..CG%m.nnt /, i1 oi!.1 g.
t"-r N.ait he where ihy AID l." ina,
lhc.n at al cn"clI,cly even uon In" Old. H" l.
CONTRACTED hue of work. Ma | -, ALA.
having NcIE important hci1rr nrh ~ pIoht"'n
that the au\c,. to how ends 'a - mad" ~ m"''
ard The 'hurr h I.'i on 81 ."'t VA! aI"HN.
halA-- and d. tract "a minister heart from n real
work. mtroCn'in'. III 'onsc in"ic". utterly Ai-c aEd
large endowment Tor this church would be- all l'r,-
Ing, and would hring nothing oi Ian" with II; Tor,
with the MANY sided w"rd 10 which II Nt.ih lc '".n
United 10y IT. very opportunities. and with Tie al!
cons ntIy madc upon IL by the Load, of the tIurrh
al ltigc, there would he nOr; than enough To h"ep
alive and develop the graz" Of p,inF.
Along tins line OF hope and conviction a. IA what
kind Of Prcsby tcrian Church crrlt :" b. Developed
and pcrlctiated IN TINS nei1hb6hooi. II ocurr'd
rade yven yUI. had fully reached In" conclusion
that the timc at hand when ] should feel
PEELED 70 ask 10 b" relieved OF pr>cn, charg that
possibly way might bc opened for the realization q!
such an ideal by the consolidation Of his church with
one OF It's c.hbois into sine c powerful orgaiAi
ton. SOlcitous only for yOIr permanent wrii:I".
happiness AID usefulness. and with al eye 20 tie
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-17
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, April 16, 1890.

TRANSFERS.
c r Bishop to 0 +. Giffin-Lots l. 2. 3, 5, 6, 8
and 8, blk 2, Q Giffins sub of blk l, 2, % and
G Leighton and Clarice Leighton to VIM G
Krutz, Jr-E 25.4 feet of lot q, blk B Fort Hill
trt;$s,O 900.
SEl4 NE14 of Sec 29,T1 n, K 8 w, except E 457
acres; 5000.
Jane T Hammond to C W Hammond-Lots l.
20, 80, 81. sd, 55 and So, blk 6, according to re-
plat of said blk, bk 6, mis- rec z, p 90, Lamanda
Park; also commencing at E cor blk g. of L.
Roses sub of Lamanda Park; also commencing
at cor of said blk 6; 81, 400,
M Entler to Clarence f Stephens-S part of
lots 10 and 20 block ], of the Homestead tract
of the Pioneer Building Lot Association of East
Ezra J Post to w McIntosh-Lot 8, block 8,
Angeleno Heights; s2,4OO.
Same to II Irey-Lot Is, block 8, Greenwell
James H Fisher to B + Gctchell-Sls of lot 3,
lot 4, and VIZ of lot s. lots 6, 7and g. J II
Fishers sub of Sec IL, 3 s. r Is W, Ro Sausal
Redondo $4,000
Lorette Baughman and John Baughman to
Henry Cox-Eh OF sW14 of NW14 OF Sec 8, T S,
X 10 w; 81 900
Mrs Clara Mott formerly Clara Eaton, to
julius Waoster-I.ot 81 to 80 inclusive block L,
Jefferson-st tract; 81 ZOO.
s Sherman to Wilmer Bros Company-Lots
10 and I3, block Q, Los Angeles Improvement
Companys subdivision of part OF lot l, block
SO, II S, 81 900.
Frank RAIDER and II T Newell to John NJ
Green-UndlVlQed y Int IN lots l., =, 3. 4, D, D
and z, block 13, lots 2 and 49, block 5, lots n
%, 25 and 26, block, lot 1, block 10, Florence
Terrace tract 50 500.
SUMMARY.
Number transfers 81 900 and over, H.
Amount, $4,000.
Number transfers under 81 ,OO0 So.
Amount, $4,31O.
Number nominal transfers, 5.
Total amount of considerations, $53,61O.
NoTE-Transfers of which the consideration
is less than 1000 are not published in the
above list
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-17
THE PIONEERS.
Arrangements in Progress for Their
Entertainment.

Arrangements in Progress for Their
Entertainment.
A meeting of the various committees
having in hand the entertainment of the
Pioneers, who are to arrive here this
week, met last evening at the rooms of
the Chamber OF Commerce. Judge B. S.
Eaton acted as chairman and Miss
Ernest as secretary.
The chairman reported that he had
received two kilograms from the excur-
sionists. Monday had been set as the
day when they were to be entertained
by the citizens of Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena.
A series of resolutions were then in
troduced welcoming the Pioneers and
outlining the programme of entertain
ment for the whole day-Monday. As
it was suggested that no definite arrange
nents could be made until further con-
terence was had with the excursionists
the resolutions were committed to the
chairman to make such changes in the
programme as might be necessary.
The finance committee in the person
of ex-Mayor Workman, reported pro-
gress. There was some discussion on
the matter of the trip to Santa
Monica, which is to form part of
the days doings, and it was decided to
confer with the president of the Santa
Monica Board of Trade, to learn what
that organization proposed to do.
Col. Ayers moved that dispatch be
sent to the excursionists immediately,
informing them of the proposed enter
tainment on Monday. The motion was
carried. 1t was decided to leave the
musical programme for the reception at
the chamber in the hands of the Native
Daughters.
The meeting then adjourned till to-
morrow evening.
The programme OF entertainment in
cludess drive about the city, which will
probably take place at 4 O'Clock Monday
afternoon. 1t rs expected that a number
OF citizens having carriages will be on
hand at the Southern Pacific depot to
assist in this part of the programme.