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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-09-19
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- IN -
C~AErmNGE, Mo, sept. ia fire
broke out yesterday morning at z
o'clock at the Transfer barn, near the
Harrington hotel. Icforc il was under
control three horses were burncd to
death and three others will hav" to lie
Killed. -Four hacks and the old bus
that has lone duty in this city for
twenty year, were destroyed, in all
dition to four waTnn and nearly
twenty sctS of harness. The loss il
probably -, 900, covered partially by
insurance.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Sept li-An
hat is mortal of Mrs. Annie IIollcns-
child will be buried in the convict rem
ctcry belonging to the state pcnitcn-
tiary to-day. This old woman, aged
now about - years, was sentenced to
the penitentiary ron Gosc"nad" coun-
ty in December, 1879. on the charge of
murder in the second degree and was
sentenced for life. She was the oldest
inmate of the prison.
She, with her husband and daughter,
was convicted of numbering the lat
tcr's husband. The daughter was SEN
fenced to prison for ten years and died
soon after her incarceration. The
father-in-law was hanged. SO far as
known the old woman who died to-day
has no relatives living in the United
States.
IIorKINsvTLLE, Ky, sept. II.-licv.
S. A. Merritt, a colorcd baptist minis
ter, was arrested in Muhlenbrrg coun-
ty by Town Marshal Morgan, of Green
vile, on the receipt of Il telegram from
the sheriff of Sedalia. Mo-, charging
kim with ~abs.unding from there with
$500 belonging to members of the
church he served in Scdaiia. lie de-
nics the charge, but admits having
500, which he is ready to return. ON
receipt of requisition papers he will be
taken back to Scdalia for trial.
SAN SALVADOR, Sept. 1I.-The waters
in Lake Llapaugo COiutcpcuuc, or llla-
baSco lake, as it is variously known,
keep rising, though the workmrn sent
by the government to open an outlet to
the ocean are still hard at work.
Shocks continue to be felt ut irregular
intervals. The earthquake of Scptrm-
Der S was experienced all over the
country. The material losses are rsti-
mated at 5000. 900, although this seems
a low figure.
NATCnEZ, Miss, Sept. l%.-Rt. Rev.
Bishop M~eerSchaert, of the Indian ter
ritory, preached his farewell sermon in
st. Mary's cathedral yesterday and
sans his first pontiiicial mass. There
was Il large congregation present, com
posed of both Catholics and protrstnnts.
lie will leave tomorrow morning for
Guthrie. Ok.
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launch Il state tl'tr, in Michigan.
Esquire ~JUuNsoN, living near Goshen,
Ind, is Il physical wrecks, II druggist
having given him "a dose of aaltpCtcr IN
stead of salt.
A TRAIN from Montr1uma left the
track near ,urinuclI, Ia. Two c"arhcs
were upset and about twenty persons
were injured. some seriously.
JACoE,i II. NutrrnE and two daugh-
tcrs, Ella and Ida, attempted to cross II
railroad track in - buggy ahead of "A
passenger train at Warren, q. The
buggy was struck and Shalrar and Ida
instantly killed AMI the other daughter
seriously hurt.
Hon An TAM has been a,sa>Sinatcd in
his San Francisco laundry. Eight Chi
namcu havr been arrested on suspicion.
NJ. i. CURTIS, we'll known some time
. aS the chief actor in SAINT of Po-
SEN" was arrested in san Francisco re-
Gently charged with the murder Of Il
policeman. Curtis was drunk and quar-
rclsomc and suddenly shot the officer
ON nearing the station and fed. Curtis
denied shooting, but it looked black
for him rs he had the officers hand
cuffs on his wrists when captured.
An old colurcd woman known as
'Aunt Tillic" Hunter was in Il saloon
at Milwaukee, drinking with two men,
when one of them, Just for fun"
ignitcd her dress with Il match. She
died in great agony. The two men es-
capped.
L. l.. EMETY, president of the st.
Louis River Water Power Co., of Du-
luth, Mimi, is dead. He was 80 years
old. He was rated by Dun as worth
$3.50, 0Go. besides which he had 500. 900
life insurance, more than any other
man in the northwest.
REV. j. w. AENEY. Il Methodist min
lister of Sarauac. Mich, has been otlici-
ally ccnsurcd for horse racing.
EY the capsizinE of Il boat ut Milwau-
l5cc Robert and Frank Gerth were
drowned.
JoHN NJ. S. PEERLESS. son of Il wealthy
English banker. was drowned acci-
dcntally at Portland, Ore.
In consequence of the publication of
Il false report in a newspaper of Guth-
ric. Ok, hat the president had pro-
claimed the opening of new lands there
was n terrific rush of settlers on the
18th, followed by great disappointment.
THE ease of Miss Ava, who turned
mp at Cincinnati after an alleged ali
duction from Chicago, was a profound
mystery. She denied emphatically be-
ing Miss DiSs de Bar or of Being Nine.
BlavatSkv.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Harriet Pullman, daughter of
George NJ. Pullman, Of Chicago, to
Frank j.. Carolan, a prominent society
man of San Francisco. The wedding
will occur in Chicago next spring.
Mrs. THERESA FAIR. divorced wife
of ex-senator James c. Fair, died at
San Francisco recently. The couple
were married December 80, 1861. In
1883 Mrs. Fair brought suit for divorce,
charging her husband with adultery.
THE convictS in the san Quintin
prison, California, struck recently for
better food.
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THEY TOLL NOT.


CARE you workingmcn"" asked the
lady who had given them each a good,
big piece of pie. Not jest at the pres
ent time. ma'am. We find it easier
workin' women. Eli, JIM
Ills LoNGEsT.-''I say, Bill" said one
summer philosophers To another, as they
lay beneath II spreading tree, did you
ever turn your attention to ~litcratoor
any" Il should say So" whats the
longest sentence you ever run across"
Ten years. was the unhesitating re-
ply.-N a%shington Post.
FIRST T~RAMP-''lf you could be my
thing You wanted to be, what would
you be?" Second Tramp-''President of
the United States" First Tranp-''l'd
rather bc a fly" Second Tramp
Why" First Tramp II just read in
a newspaper that a fly eats a, 200 square
meals in twelve hours."-Colorado sun.
The NEW GOLCoNDA.-Patsy (the
trampJ-'Say, Gull, I've discovered the
Golcondy W. want to 90 to. It's India
Birdby the tough)-'Naw! What's
the beauties of India" Patsy-"Listcn!
In India soap is considered Il natural
curiosity, an there amt IN ounce of it
used Il year. Do we go?" Birdby-"We
go."-Lipht.
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SAIKAR1B 1gsires reciprocity with
Chi Al@ saygaks.
BnMAeEnA. the fugitive ex-president
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RAILROAD MISCELLANY.

THERE are . ZOO ties in a mile on =
railroad.
About twice as much power is re
quircd to stop AN e. press train as to
start one.
THE new Argentine Pacific railroad
has one stretch of road two hundrcd and
eleven miles long without Il curve or
bridge.
\ NEW car on the Michigan Central
railroad does the work of three hundred
men III scraping the dirt dumped on
the sides of the track to the edges of
the fill.
TIE cheapest railway fare in the
world will be that on the Central Lon
don railway, on which there will be
three workmru'a trains daily, the fare
for six miles hrin" bat two cents.
DR.. TALMAGE has had ii big expert
ence in rapid transit. lie was recently
railroadcd over a western line fora dis
lance of two hundred and iifty-rour
miles in two hundred and tifty-iuur
minutes.
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a GENERAL COLLECTION.

THE youngest pupil in Il school Mt
Homer, Mich, is the teachers aunt
DURING II recent parade in Cheboy-
gan, Mich, ten red-headcd girls rode on
ten white horses.
THE Columbia river is so clear at low
water hat salmon fishing can only be
successfully conducted at night.
THE Toxic society tor the encourage
ment Of Japanese colonization in Amer
lea has decided to establish Il colony in
California or Canada.
EVEN wrong doors seem to have re-
spect for Uncle Sans mail privilege.
In twenty years there has been no
countcrfeiting of Uncle Sans postage
stamps.
by running Il single thread of
worsted through all the silk he inn
ported, II New York merchant saved
more than 81, 500. 900 in customs duty.
His lawyer, with whom the idea
originated, was rcmuncratcd with
$50, 900.
PAIR of Canadian lovers cludcd their
pursuers by being shipped in II piano
box on Il freight train. There was
nothing grand, square or upright about
this proceeding, but the lovers got there
just the same, and that was the idea of
it.-Watcrbury American.
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Next dor white roses grow
MasseS aud pillows and clouds
And starry iassamine trailers blow,
And marigulds bloom and Zinnias glow
In dazzling clumpS and crowds;
! know the lilies grow trim and tall,
And l know whose white hands tend them all
Next door | hear n song,
CHEEKY and blit!le and sweet,
Whose cadence rises steHdy and strong,
And the afternoons are sunny and long,
But the moonlit ewes are fleet,
And the roses toss like Il scented sea
About my friend next door and me-.
Next door, some happy day,
or beauty and bloom and light,
Somebody will give u bride away,
Sweet as the summer and fair IL the May
A bOnEy young bride In white,
And then. al. then. | shall care no more
How the roses blossom Or fade next door.
Hattie Whitney, in st. Louis Republic
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THE CELESTIAL EMPIRE.

TIE emperor of China is afflicted with
insomnia.
SEVERAL thicknesses of paper pasted
together have from time immemorial
been found extremely serviceable in
China as sules for shoes.
CHINESE bank note of the Ming dy-
nasty, about 1868, has been presented
to the British museum. 1t is 300 years
older than the first bank note issued in
Europe.
IT is said by Il writer for the North
China Herald that fiction among the
cclcstials is, and always has been, an
influence for evil, much condemned by
moralists of the Confucian school.
THERE is an immense garden in China
that embraces an area of so, 900 square
miles. 1t is all meadow land and is
filed with lakes, ponds and canals. AL
together it is as large as the states of
New York and Pennsylvania combined.
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SPEAKING OF PEOPLE.

Miss ANNA DICKINSON has apparently
recovered her sanity.
Mrs. GRANT and Mrs. Garfield are
the only living widows of presidents.
POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER, it
is said, carries life insurance amounting
to 81, 900, 900.
GEN. DIX is to have Il monument for
saying: "If any man attempts to haul
down the American flag shoot him on
the spot
An the ripe old age of eighty-one Sen
ator Morrill,, of Vermont, plays sliittles
and. gun in hand, cams the hills for
small game.
Mrs. TOW THUMB, who is II of the
most popular freaks" in America, is
paid 500 II week by her managers.
She has Il handsome home in Fridge
port, Conn, and when not under an en-
gagcmcnt lives there in luxury and
ease.
MRS. "SToNEwALL" JACKSON is in the
prime of life, her coal black hair still
unmiXcd with gray, and she possesses II
most attractive face. Her eyes are
large and dark. She wears Il hand
some costume of black silk, trimmed
with crepe, black gloves and II crepe
bOnnCt.
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LOWEST RATES
LIFE INSURANCE

of premium. And in the old established, srOn
reliable companies. Also
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To Silence.

Beloved Silence, thou art more alive
Than half the voices that distress my ear
With their irreverent emptiness OF soul,
Their sounding brass-a hollow trumpet-roll.
Pleasantly we keep house together here:
Under thy tending. gracious visions thrive,
Dear Silence, tenant of the spaces vast
Where, hand In hand, the noiseless worlds go
past
Their Makers throne, and leave no visible
track.
o holy Silence, thou art eloquent
With wisdom that mems clashing dogmas lack:
or all deep mysteries thou holdest the keyl
I watch thy prophet smile, and am content
To wait the opening of the seals, with thee.
Lucy Larcom, in Woman's Journal.
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Only = Wild, Wild Rose.

Only q wild, wild rose, love,
Blooming upon the heath,
Its pink SO like your cheek, love,
Its perfume like your breath.
1t mods beside Our cottage door,
Its fragrance fills the air;
] pluck 1t from its dewy stem
And place 1t in your hair.
And all the long, long day, love,
While toiling ut the mill,
1 think how sweet the going home
When all the wheels are still.
You'll meet me at the door. love,
With kisses sweet and rare,
The wild rose In your cheek, love,
The wild rose In your hair.
Jane jacques, in Chicago News.
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Tow RRITToN fell on the carrier" ut
n sawmill at Paris, Tex. He was cut
to pieces on reaching the avs. Ills
awful death occurred in II moment.
THE regular passenger on the Alt
hcimcr branch of the Cotton Belt was
wrecked by running owe a horse at
England, Ark. Engineer Lynch was
r' 'orl,ny hal
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NIisS Seirr.

Shes as dainty and rs quaint u
Little miss IA haunts the park;
She udorcs me, though she bores me,
when she meets me in the dark.
Softly sings Shc-geutly swings she,
Ruund and rouad my rustic chair.
Near and nearer-clear and clearer
Fairy music floats in air.
Now she presses soft caTesses
On nnJ sunburned, humid brow
While she wooes NE, sleep pursues me
Dreamy visions come and-oowI
III. ~. Hollands, In Munsey's Weekly.
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Bylo.

ya
Weary, toddling 20 my knee,
Dimpled hands above his head,
Baby. pleading up to me:
IVAN to go to Bylo." said.
Bylo is O pretty place,
Where the angels go to play,
And the smile on baby's face
Told me he had found the way.
Slowly rocking to and fro,
Long I held him to my breast,
Wishing l once more could know
Blessed Bylo's peaceful rest.
AS I gazed on baby's face,
Innocence, IL seems to say,
Is the gate that leads to grace.
Winch to Bylo is the way.
snow 1 lay me down TO sleep"
So l said my baby prayer,
And my soul obtained u peep
or q Bylo over There.
Willis ID. Hawkins, In Detroit Free Press
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THE EAST.

JOHN G. LEE, formerly of the United
States army, and division aide on the
staff of Encouragement commanding the
national guard of Pennsylvania, was
found dead in his room at the Hoffman
house, New York.
Mrs. SENATOR LELAND STANFORD has
given 500, 900 worth of property to the
society for the relief of orphan and dcs-
titute children at Albany, n. Y.
EX-CoNGREssMAN c. c.. CLARK, of New
York, now a resident of Neenah, Wis,
vas reported dying ut his former home
near W~atertown, n. y.
LOUIS DE LUCA, the life convict who
escaped from Sing Sing prison. was re-
captured by n policeman in Tarrytown
and brought back to the prison. lie
will not be punished.
THE building 1O7 Il III Myrtle ave
nue., Brooklyn, occupied by Schelien-
berg's clothing store and Il number of
other concerns, was burned the other
day; loss. $500, O0O.
THE republican convention at Roches-
ter, n. y, nominated j. S. Fassett for
governor.
BY the explosion of a locomotive
boiler on the Long Island railway at
Oyster Bay, four men were frightfully
mangled, three being killed.
JUDGMENTS amounting to S14, las
against Alexander Herman, the magi-
clan, nave been entered in the county
clerks Office at New York.
AT Kennedy station on the Lehigh
Valley railroad, n few miles east of
Phillipsburg, Pa, a quantity of dyna-
mite was placed on the track and II
freight train ran over it. The explosion
was forcible enough to throw the en-
CINE off the track and to shattc
windows in the cab. No one wa
THE expert examination of II
stone bank books has been dis
ued, the Sc, 900 appropriated by c
for making special examination
tional banks throughout the
having been used up.
Two suicides occurred at
falls on the 10th. The first was
known young woman who TIN
self into the water above the +
resisted n brave attempt ut rescue. IN.D
hours later Il young man said TO be Al
bert Heinrich, of New York, did the
same.
The charter for n railroad into the
Adirondacks has been filed with the
New York secretary of state.
JACOB ANMUND, a child aged 81, is
under arrest in New York for killing
his baby brother by pushing him off Il
dock in New York.
THE prize fight at Hoboken, n. j.,
between McAuliffe and Gibbons, was
given to McAuliffe after the police had
interfered.
CORNELIUS REGAIN, an iron worker
Bethlehem, Pa, has hiccoughed him
self to death. He began hiccoughing
six weeks ago and tasted ever since
for relief. The attack was caused by
hernia.
GEORGE WHITE, of Chicago, was
drowned at New York recently. lie
was performing with Il balloon when it
suddenly descended into the Hudson
river.
ONE mar was killed and two fatally
injured by the fall of a trestle nea
Lebanon, Pa.
Four men were fatally injured by
the fall of q swinging scaifold at the
railroad bridge, Salisbury, Pa.
IT is said that Marsh, the fugitive
president of the Keystone bank, is out
side the country.
THE Guion teamer Arizona reports
having run down u schooner soon after
leaving New York. The collision oc-
cured in n fog and all efforts to dis
cover the vessel failed. 1t was sup
posed she f~oundered with all on board.
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Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
~. etc, u speciality. All Kinds of
Complicated Work Solicited.


WORKSHOP in the real rstatCnnirr
of T.. WinSor X son. opposite the Court
lIouSp. SoIt
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MONEY TO LOAN

We are prepared Ia make loans of Money
any amount small or large. for any length
lIllc, from one To- ten years, nj low rates of :
tereSt with privilege tn pay part or whole 4
any interest pay day. All on hand us secur y
or desirable city property. NJ delay. !,
Il. WlNSOR x SON, u
Opp. CnnrIhnnSe. LeNinRinn. Mr.
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The MOOley Cow.

The MOOley Cow.
like the homely moOlcy COW
That wanders in the break.
And wakes fat that We may have
Nice tenderloin and steak.
like the cow whose spotted coat
Shines like the finest silk;
She eats red clover all the day
To give US lots Of milk.
She's the most useful animal
or all the field. | think.
And should be dear To us, because
She Is both meat and drink
-Harper's Young People.
The Unwise Sporting Goods Dealer.
He sat at his door at MONDAY;
He was lonely, glum and sad;
The tiies were Duzzing about him,
Led by q blue-winged CAD.
Not O customer daricned his portals;
Not a sign OF business was there;
But the flies kept on their buzzing
About the old mans hair.
AT last, In misery he shouted:
"Great Scottl I'm covered with flies"
And the zephyr that toyed with his whiskers
asked:
"Why don't you advertiser"
American Sportsman
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For. Sale

A splendid work horse, double or single.
Full of lie and spirit, but perfectly kind
and gentle. Sound rs Il silver dollar. In
quire ut Green & Dysart's livery stable or
of JOHN 5. BLACK WELL.
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A VARIETY OF r

4 Gentleman.
Are my biscuits light, Johmy' asked the charn-
Ing young wife,
AS she smiles ON her husband, and he,
With emphasis, anLwerB: They're lovely, my
life,
As light as the foam Of the sea"
us the steak cooked to suit you:' she gently
inquiries,
And he says, as he smilingly mods:
ut might have been cooked at celestial fires
And Is tender enough for the gods"
And the coffee, that pIcascs you, too, does it
DEAR"
She asks, overjoycd at his praise,
Which rather than strains of sweet music she'd
hear.
II never drank better" he says.
So she sits down beside him and with him par
takes,
And the rigid, no doubt, will confess
That II John tells her lies in the answers he
makes,
He's q gentleman, nevertheless.
N " prnGa
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Wentworth Military
y,

Lexington, Mo-, sr Tine Hlh im M Mi.l,.nrf
Improvements during the past year costing
nearly Sl0.tOU. strict Military discipline. in
Siilling habits of prunptnrSs. order and uhipli-
cncc. Instruction 10y experienced ana literally
educated men in English, mathematics. ancient
and modern languages, including Spanish.
natural science, history and business branches.
Graduates received 10y Missouri state UniNcT-
sIty without examination. 18th session opens
september -, ls9i. Catalogue" on application
to SANDFDED NJ. A.
6".-ti superintendent.
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EN-
YOU ARE. IN A BAD FIX.

TOV AIM. TN \ DiO FIN.
But We will cure you If You will pay Ms. Or
message Is Ia the weak, nervous aal debi
tatcd, who, lay euriN evil habits, ar la pr ind.
rretions, hay e triiicI away their Nirur at bod
mind and manhood. and who sutTGr all the
effects which lead To premature dD NY, &c
sumption or insanity. II this means on, SCI
Tor ana read onr Book III Life, written 10y Il
greatest specialist ot the day, and sent tseale
for SIX cents IN stamps. Dr. parker's Medic
ana Surricni Institute, il North spruce sire,
Nashville, Tenn. nuqS0y'
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Double store h"uHe and stock al general
merchandise at a bargain. one block cast
OF Cour house. JOHN Il. JORDAN.
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I Made IL Shirt.

i NhuG IL Snlrt.
More years ago than l shall name,
l sought to win q good wife's fame.
l knew not how-but all the same
made u shirt.
/ cut. / stitched, with many q tear;
followed 1t out. both front and rear;
l carved the armholcs wide, for fear
They wouldn't lit.
Johns neck I measured to DO true.
Tho band must tit-that much l know,
I'd heard so Oft. All else l drew
And puckered In.
At last twas done. A work OF art,
Complete 1 hoped In every part.
Come, John" ! called with quaking heart.
Try on your shirt"
/ must confess 1t bulged somewhat
In places where 1 thought I should not,
But John, the brute, yelled out: Great Scott
Is this 4 tentr'
And such behavior. language, WE'LL
He uttered things I'll never tell
l may forget them when l dwell
In higher spheres.
o woman of the present day
To you's inscribed this little lay,
You little know the man you pay
Your homage to.
II his true inwardness" you'd know.
Have him your idols overthrow
And sentiment to four winds blow,
Make him a shirtl
Amy Hamilton, in N. Y. World.
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RARE AND VALUABLE STONES.

THE Imperial, the largest diamond, is
worth 81, 900, 900.
A POLISH lady, the Countess Branicha,
owns what are said to be the finest
sapphires in the world.
MONTANA sapphires are now coming
into the gem market i'll large quantities,
and are capable of fine cutting.
Mrs. GEN. GRANT has an intense love
for diamonds. The stones in her ears
are as large as gooseberries and very
fiery.
Mrs. WoRMsER, wife of the we'll
known New York millionaire, has some
costly and exquisite gems. About so, 900
worth of her jewels are slowed away
in the safe of the Hotel Kaaterskill.
GEORGE HOLMES, Of Cincinnati, is the
wne of Il peculiar diamond. In the
morning it is a beautiful sky blue, at
Don it is perfectly white and ut six
o'clock in the evening it begins to turn
black, and after sunset is like II piece
Of coal. The changing process eau
only be noticed in the evening.
WANTED.
A man and wife. The man to do gcncr-
al work on farm the wife to cook inI
small family, liberal wages paid the right
one. Must bring references.
STRoTHER RENECK, Napoleon, Mo.