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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05

Has greatly enlarged his stock
since removing to the large
store on the corner of Liberty
and Fourth streets.
Ourfriends are informed that
we can furnish boys Knee pants
at 25 cents. Long Pants at
81. Mems Pants at 1925. All
sizes and our own make. War
ranted not to rip or we repair
them free. Mems and boys
Hats IN variety.
A nice line of kitchen uten-
sis in Agate Ware.
K. and F. Spoons and a job
lot. of Brittania Tea Spoons at
Is cents for !, set of six.
Whalebone Buggy Whips at
so cents, worth 81
Carpenters tools priced un-
der value.
| Boys overcoats at cost
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05
A PLEASING SENSE

Of health AID strength renewed and of ca Sc and
comfort follows the use of Syrup If Figs, rs it
acts in harmony with nature to efectually
cleanse the sgt m when C 'stive or bilious. For
sale in soc and 81 bottles by all leading drug
SIS.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05

A spring nelicinc is needed by everyone.
Winter food. llrg,ly consisting of salt meat and
animal fats, causes the liver to become disor-
dered and the blood impure, hence the neces-
sty of Gle ausing medicine. The best is
Az er's Sarsapa lila.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05

The two bogus divorce lawyers of
New York have been sentenced to the
penitentiary
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05
The Collections Last Week.

The internal revenue collections
for each day of the past week stand
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05
sATURDAY-JANUARY 31sT.

In the Senate, the committee on
Public Printing reported that they
had awarded the contract to Jo-
sephus Daniels, Esq, and that he had
entered into bond for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties.
At request of the Ladies Memorial
Association, the Soldiers Home bill
was made special order for Wednes.
day. Bills introduced to amend chap
ter 159, laws of 1887; to amend the
| charter of the " inston-Salem Land
and Improvement Company. Bill to
incorporate the Wachovia Loan and
Trust Company passed second read
ing The Williams interest bill was
recommitted to the judiciary COM
mittee. Bills passed applying taxes
on Onslow Railroad to Fender coun-
ty; vacating trusteeships, University,
when trustee fails to attend four
meetings; allowing County Commits
sioners to increase bonds of county
officers; Incorporating Asheville
Trust Company; requiring Clerks Su.
i perior court to make annual reports
/ In the House bill was introduced
against granting exclusive franchises
to water power supply companies.
Incorporating the Rural Hall Male
and Female Academy; revising thu
i charter of the town of Salem; incor
| porating the North Carolina Slat.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-05

CALESMEN-Salary. and expenses Per
serymen, Rochester, N. Y. 1-15-2m.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
In a Carriage.

A Lathrop, Mo-, special to the Kansas City
Journal, dale January u, ssys:-A love affair
which began n dozen years ago, when both
parties were classmates in the school here,
resulted In as happy and romantic n wedding
this morning as ever occurred in clinton
county.
The contracting parties were Mr.. N. Benton
Msret. OF the Kansas City Evening Times. and
Miss Anna Stuckey, of this place. The occur.
renee WAS entirely unlocked tor.
Mr.. Msret arrived from Kansas City last
evening, ostensibly to look up The crusade
matters for his paper. Early this morning
the young people took q carriage and pro
ceeded TO Plattsburg, where q license was
procured. They then took a carriage and
accompanied by Mr.. T.. Il. Fry and M iss ID
Joy Maret. were driven TO the residence o
Elder @. W. Terrell, OF the First Christian
church. As they had decided TO waive thu
usual formalitles on this occasion. the eide
was invited to the carriage. and while sittiuI
In their carriage they were made man and
wife. Thoy returned to this place and spen
the day at the residence of the brides parents
the union having their full sanction.
Miss Stuckey is the daughter OF Captain j
s. SIuckey, one OF Lathrop's most prominen
and worthy citizens. Mr.. and Mrs. Mare
left for Kansas CITY this evening, and Will b
at home to their friends at TAG State avenue
Kansas CITY, Kas."
Miss Stuckey was at one time a p0pula
student at the Baptist Female College, in thi
city.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

There are no oysters in Corder; the Masons
had u supper last Saturday night.
VIM. A. Smith, OF st. Louis, has been on y
visit to his father, e. o.. Smith, Esq, for
several DAYS.
The weather prophets predicted stormy
weather on The 18th TO 2Sth. We never had
nilder weather at this time OF the year.
Miss Tirzah Corder, though very young. is
very much incensed over the misspellina OF
her name in your paper OF last week. or
| rather installing the name. miss TirZah,
the intelligeDcer most humbly begs your
ladyship's pardon and promises to "neyer do
80 any mOre."-ED.l
VIM. Willis IS contemplating taking charge
Of his farm, near Dover. We think this
| depends, in some degree, what sort OF an
| arrangement he can make with o certain
young lady. VINO lives In the suburbs Of Cor.
der, and whom he met ABOUT two years since
in the asylum, at Nevada. Not H. inmates,
however, but visiIOrs.)
BY the time these notes reach YOU y noble
young man, worthy OF the love of the most
deserving, will have (perhsps) obtained hll
/ legal authority 10 WBu one OF tu6 mOSt lovely
girls in this vicinity. We know them well
aud the union is the result Of first love
kindled by associations at school. HEAVIER
bless them and give them a happy voyage
over the sea of life. and u union of eterna
bliss beyond the river.
Alfred Peacock aud wife, a newly married
couple, Lying near Corder, on the road lead
Ing to liiggInsyille, attended church at tn
latter place on last Friday night. Duriul
their absence y negro man had gone through
the house aud was, on their return. In tn
smoke house which had an inside fasting
The negro had made fast The door with this
and had not the smoke house been the pIac
where Peacock KEPT his harness, he would hav
been secure. Peacock finding the door fast
ened on the inside soon discovered the mys
' teIy He fastened to the wood pile and secured
An axe; in the meantime the negro emerge
+ from the house and, at close quarters, she
, three times at Peacock. one shot passin
. through The skin Just below the month. I'll
negro made his escape.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Blake hisiihack ~ puite III.
Mrs. James FIshback Is better.
VIII George has located III orr'ch' MO-
Mr.. and Miss Kirby are visiting Berkeley
WaIrayen.
T,e o,rr fall. h,va had . inIIv time
s;noo N. h~oriIovs
Nv '''e'y "e"'"e' h"' '"''"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Our good looking bachelor friend, Chinn.
the boot and shoe man, who by tho way, ID II
great lover Of the fair sex AS all well regu-
lated bachelors are, II short time ago had
rather u peculiar experience. Having been
invited 10 "A reception in the most fashionable
quarter OF our gay and beautiful city, he Or
dered his cOiOred valet TO hitch his sleek
stopper Byron" to his brand new phaelon,
and drive around to his store in time 10 at.
tend the aforesaid reception. Tie then went
on with his business. Finally the hour f0I
starting came hut no cslOred driver. with higi
stepping Byron "nh elegant phactOn
VaInly he waited. The seconds were render
I eli into minutes, the minutes Into hours. b
still no .drIYer, horse and phaeton. AfIe
while he concluded to walk aud did so. I'll,
mex, cay he learned that his driver had ap
proprlated the horse and buggy to his owI
use and had taken his Own girl to a colOTe
ball In another part of the city, which Wa
cheeky to say the least.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Religious

Regular services nj the Christian church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services nj the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening.
The bell for Christ church was hung IN the
brIIry Monday afternoon. 1t has 4 very sweet,
pleasing tone.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and evening. Sunday
school at 9:30 II. III.
| Rev. W. }. Carpenter, pastor OF Southern
Methodist church here, is assisting in a series
of protracted meetings At Warransburg.
Regular services at the VI. r.. church. South
10. morrow morning at IL O'Clock and in the
evening at 200 O'Clock. Sunday school at 9 90,
Elder n. w. PinkertOn, Of Paris. Mo-, IL
assisting Elder GOOde in u Serirs OF prOtraeteC
meetings ut the Christian church. in this city
SERVICES src held Al 7 O'clOcE each evening.
Rev. w. f. Russell, OF Holden, Mo-, Is cx
pected Ia. arrive next week. and assist Rev
Fred w. EasOn, tho pastor of the Haptis
church, In IA series 0I meetings. Prayer meet
ings have been held each evening this week
The members OF the parsonage fund Of III,
Methodist church will give a musical IN th
>. uarIors Of Mr.. }, Il. SILVER, uext Thursda
evening, Feb. ). Admission, Ia cents singiy
or % cents for Two. All are invited.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Railroads and Ra1lroaders.

A. Manly. rOadmaster on the Missouri
Pacific, was in Sedalis last Saturday.
Ed. Jackson, oDerator at the Mo. T.. depot
in Higginsyille, was in the city Sunday.
Joe EllIng. a mail clerk on the branch. has
been transferred to The Lexington and Sonth.
crn, from Pleasant Hill to Joplin.
The local freight train west Thursday
morning had five cars of hogs from points
west and seven cars of coal from MyrlGk.
James Mexican, mail clerk on the IexiGg-
ton branch, resumed his run Tuesday morn
ing, after n weeks lay-otf at his home, in
this city.
Conductor Hi. Lewis, who has been enjoy
ing u lay-Off for three or loUr weeks, resumed
his run on the jefferson CITY, BOonville and
Lexington division Monday.
Charlie WEIGH. the engineer who was so
badly hurt last summer, In the wreck between
hire and Myrick, was reported able TO be
about his yard zone the early part OF this
week.
Conductor Barton. who had Ill Lewis's run
on the j. G., T.. II l." while tha; gentleman
was LAYING off, will take q few weeks needed
rest at his home, In this city before rcsImiBg
work.
The Wabash announces u rate of 1874 81 for
the round trip from r.. & l.. Junction to New
Orleans, on account of Mardi Gras festival.
tIckets on sale February Sd TO 9Th good going
two days, and returning the 18th.
c. f. Fear, travelling passenger agent OF
the Ohio and Mississippi. was here Monday,
and left on the evening train for Upton where
he went to look after Il Farmers Alliance ex-
cursiOn to New York and Boston.
A coal miner. u good deal the worse for
| liquor, bought a ticke to HiRginsviIle Mon
day night. offering 70 bill In payment. 1t
took Station Agent LOOMS and two assistants
fifteen minutes to convince him that he re-
ceived the proper change. He insisted that
he had lost by the transaction.
Agent LOOMS, of the Missouri Pacific, has
been authorized to sell tickets to the MardI
Grss festival, at Galveston, Texas, at one low
est lirst-class fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be sold on February Bird to 9Th. inclusive,
good to return until and including the 2Sth
The fare from Lexington TO Galveston viii
be S25 30.
Beginning last Monday. the crews or
mixed trains Nos. 1913 and 1866, run through
rom Sedalia to Kansas CITY, instead of laying
over here, as before that. Under the new
order OF things The crew going west over The
Lexington branch return to Sedalia over the
main line. and vice versa. The four cOndue'
tors running there train are Messrs. Mount
Goddard. POllOck and Lafferty.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
After Them Hard.

County Attorney Aull is determined to do
bis full duty toward Kidding the streets of the
detachable crowd Of loafers, black and white.
who stand on the street corners aud make 1t
almost impossible for q lady to pass without
being compelled to hear q torrent OF profanity,
obsesnity and blackguardism. Tuesday he
had Annie williams and Sarah Lee, two
colored street walkers, arraiRpsd In Justice
PricU's court on charges OF disturbing the
peyc and using offensive and indecent Ian
Rusgs on the streets. The Williams woman
was convicted on the testimony Of Sarah Lee
and lined Sl and costs. amounting TO I'LL 40
In ell. The Lee woman pleaded guilty and
was lined @ like sum, the costs In her case
a~RgrsgatIng SO. Both women paid.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
#eeklg gntelliaeuter
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
-
SHORTS.


Fresh. homemade sausage and spare-ribs
at BOur q sons. deceit
Send your cans and Jars to Bour Il Son and
have them filed with fresh homemade
lard. deo6lf
Twenty-Five per cent, saved by purchasing
your goods from the cash dry goods store
Il by Frank Kriehn. ianl7tf
The cheapest place to buy your dry goods
now 10 al Frank Kriehn's, because he buys
for cash and sells Tor cash. iaul7u
Ladies. it will pay YOU to call on Frank
Er!ehn II you wish to purchase dry goods Tor
cash and save twenty-five per cent. janl7tf
One store room aud dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner Of
Ninth and Main for rent. A. Geyer. juyl9f
What is the use OF paying high prices for
TO Frank Krlehn's and save twenty five per
cent. janl7n
Pure bred light Brahmss. 81 each; half
bred light Brahmas, 80 cents each; half.bred
white ILeghorns, 30 cents each. Mrs. j c.
Hledsoe, Lexington, Mo. janl7t3
mr.. rat faRaD, deaier III WlueH, hquoFs'
cigars, etc., has remodeled his rooms and put
in q handsome cherry sideboard, with French
plate glass mirrors, etc. He invites all his
Did friends to call and see him. jan31t4
Spot cash dry goods store, Frank Kriehn,
willfrom now on run a spot cash house. l
ind 1 can sell my goods much cheaper by
buying for cash and selling for cash, ii7tf
Now Is your time to get u valuable sewing
machine at less than one-third Its value.
Read our splendid premium offer on the
fourth page. II YOU do not have a good sow
ng machine now It will be your fault. II
Parties WHO are interested In raising and
feeding hogs would do we'll to call on Leroy
Farmer for the Eureka Hog Remedy. This
ia no humbug, as 1 can prove to you BY q large
number Of the best farmers In the county.
suuh as wm. Il. Silver, W. z. Hickman Geo.
Wertz. JAS. Srurlock. and IN fact all others
who have used It. The price Is no object rs
one hog will paw for medicine enough to
save one hundred. Call and see what 1t
Will do. jan3m3
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Youthful Highwaymcn .

Two small boys. one about 10 and the other
n wear or two younger, stopped an Intelligent
GER reporter on the street corner, near the
Third ward school, Monday night, and de-
msudsd his money. The older boy was armed
with q toy pistol. while the other carried =
club. There were no gas lamps In the neigh
boHEod, and The moon had not yet risen
Their "hold.up" was unsuccessful from u
financial standpoint. but their smbition to
become bold and daring highwsymen wax
s.ht. ,.aNIAad
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
You are in q Bad Fix

Nm, we will cure YOU II you will pay US. our
-assave Ia 10 The weak. nerS"us and debllitnted,
mo by early pvil hshits, or 'nter lndIscretions;
nave ftInsd away their viSProL Dody, mlnd anu
sonnhnod. and who suner all those effects which
pasd IN prsm AZURE decay consumption or lnsani.
". II this means you. send for and read essio our
BOZ day and sent taoaledJ for six cents In
s.Mns' Dr. Parker's Medical and snrgiGal
f%nstitpts, ISL North Spruce street, SashViie
Tenn.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Sisier Rose Gertrude's Work.

Sister Rose Gertrude, the young woman
about whose work among tho lspers Of MOlO-
kai 80 much has been written, has been in
luced to reply 10 the charges. made against
her for ~renouneing her work. Her article. the
nrst from her pen IS 10 he published in The
Ladies', Home journal for February, and will
contain a full explanation of what she has NC
conplished among the lepers. and why hit
Was obliged to fOrsake her work.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
A Still Alarm.

Tuesday afternoon fire was discovered 10 Il
ANAL room back OF DR.. j. C. Crisis office. on
Main street, occupied by q painter. The lire
was discovered IN q bundle OF clothing lying
near the stove, and was exlinguIsbed before
.oy great damage had been done snd without
sounding an alarm. 1t Is supposed the clothes
wsr. well saturated with paint aud oil. and
tooE fire from the heat OF the stove.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Bank Omcers Chosen.

The board OF directors Of the Morrison
Wentworth bank held their annual meeting
last saturday, and elected the following Off :
cers;
8. q. Wentworth, president.
Richard Field, yice-president.
william Morrison. cashier.
O. N. Wilson, secretary.
Jaraes Wentworth. bookkeeper.
william Howe. assistant bookkeeper.
Tails 10 the sixteenth lime that Nessrs
wentworth and Morrison have been unani-
mousIy elected president and cashier rePeet.
ivsly.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
After the Shooters.

In Justice PrIee's court Tuesday, William
Nelson pleaded guilty to carrying concealed
weapons and disturbing ,he peaGe. and was
fIuded $50 In the first case and u In the
secoud, the costs footing up TO t73 30.
County Attorney Aull informed an Intelli-
geueer reporter that he has similar cases In
almost every Justices court in the county
and has made up his mind to vigorously
prosecute oil offenders whom he catches.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
SMITH Bros,
South side Franklin Avenue
TRUSVEE,S SALE.


WHEREAS, William b. Page and Mary ~.
w Page, his wife, by their certain deed OF trust.
dated April 81, 1880. and recorded IN the Office OF
the recorder of deeds Tor Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, in book 81, ut page 3S3, conveyed to j.
ii Fuhr, trustee, the io'lowing described real
estate, situate. lying and being in the county OF
Lafayette and state OF Missouri, Io-wit:-LOt
number five (5). in block A in the town OF Page
CITY, III SAID Lafayette county. snid deed OF
trust being given to secure the payment of u
note described IN said deed of IrIIst, and,
whereas. IL Ii provided in said deed OF trust
that IN the event OF the absence, death or refusal
oil said trustee 10 act the acting sherinf of Laiay-
cite county may act in his stead. and, whereas.
| SAID trustee has refused to act, and, whereas.
| said note is due and unpaid in part; now, there
fore. |. the undersigned at the request of the
legal holder OF said note, will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81. 1891,
between Ihr hours of nine O'Clock IN the lore
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon of sand
day in front of the pOstOftice door In the town
Of Page City, in said county. sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the above described real estate
for the purpose of paying said note and tht
expenses of executing this trust.
S. MITCHELL,
Sheriff and Acting Trustee.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly to the Intelllgencer BY
Charles Q. Wallace. recorder of deeds OF
Lafayette county. Mo.
Abstract OF the deeds fled In the office Of
Recorder OF Deeds from Saturday Jan. 10,
1901, to Saturday. January 26th. 1891 Only
such a. contain covenants OF warranty con.
tanned in list.
WIN. +. Purcell and wife to Jas. L.
kinkead. lot 20. " ellington; also
pt sw 30, 80, % ............ ....S ", 200 "
Thomas w. Green and wife to Ellen
Greene, lot .. blk 80, 4th add to st.
Thomas. Waverly ............... 10 "
A. 8. MuiliuIx TO s. Collins children
and heirs, lots i0i, 100 and 100,
kstill Heights; also sw NV 80, 81,
I'D, love and affection and ....... On
i. w. Whitsett 10 Mary J. Whltsett.
let 4, blk =, RusselPs add to Odessa 1,2hO OF
@. lahert and wife toDledrick Rope,
ehf NV l. 4S, %, also l0a se sw sw
849, 25.......................... s,7eO o.
/. A. L. Beedle and wife 10 c. l..
Hrookins NV NV 81. 40. 81, other
valuable property and ........... l "
l.. Dierklng aud wife TO Il. HeidOrn.
hf " hf sw sw ID. and W hf ss
w !, also sw sw, except Is In sw
cor and 3s Of l, 48, "a. ............ 3,4OO U
+. Dierking and wife to l.. Dierking
31a Q side sw Sc and NV Sc and q hf
ne se l, 4S, "a, also l0a 3 side W nj
no "a. 1874. 1900 0,
McEsurney o Talliaferro to W.T.
Glover, lot Z, blk q, Odessa. ...... 400 On
8. Mcdaniel and wife TO W. A. Old
nam lot 10. McDsniel's 2nd add to
%Htigginsyille. -. ..........."... ITO OF
3, Webb to A. l.. Read and husband
aw %, 10. "a, less "a sw cor Q hf sw $3.50 o.
r. q. Berry and wife to l.. NJ. Lake.
lots 4 and 8, blk H, McCords add
to Higglnsville. ................ $500 IN
John r. Campbell and wife to A. G.
Mabrv,3 23 acres of 9 side pc sw 16,
20, 90, except grave yard. also ne
NV 81, 40, %, except parcel OF land
beginning at NV cor ne NV Il, see
rttsord. ............s ............ z,AUV "
II, a. Campbell and wife to A. q.
Mnbry pt ne NV 81. 40. q ......... 800 0
A. q. Mullipix TO Z. e. and j. Multi
nix, 28i acres g hf q GOA. 3a Of W
hf ne 80, 81, 81, love and affection
'.'' "
]. r, johnson to A. n. Thompson,
30 acres of n hf following describ.
cd piece OF land beginning at sw
cor wv ., 80, %, see record ........ 1000 0
a1gT- No instrument will be died until tn
fee 10 paid. Take due notice and COVER
yourselves accordingly. -H
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Card of Thanks.

desire to extend the sincere thank OF the
children aud relatives Of The late Thos. W.
Rulings to the friends who showed their
friendship and sympathy for them in their
bereavement. We can never forget IT.
Very respectfully,
HENRY h. lORbE.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

WILL sell. on the Toll Graves farm, IN
J. eight miles south al Lexington. ~aqzN
ON The Columbus road, and four miles %NX
northwest OF Mayhem, ON MI
WEDNESDAY,, Il 4. ls9I.
the iOllOwlng stock, t"-wit.
One three iuurIhs Norman stallion, Il Years
Did; l Jack, : years old; ~ fearling Steers; ;
| Mich COVE, u ipuyed ileiiers, H. Spring Calves
hall Galloway Bull. l three quarters Hereford
Bull, | twu-year-old Mule. ) sucking Colts, [
two year-Old liors. Colt. | sucking Mule. /
yearling FiliieG.
noon. JLn2llS HtNKl 4. SttlEf.
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LISTEN to OUR TWITTER,

We have just finished invoicing, and the first of
to-day the most important of which is tremen-
dous line of Fmbroideries and White Goods
new effects never before shown here, worthy Of
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
w. RI. BRUINS,
MEETING HE ~sTOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE III hereby given that there Will I've u
" mcctIu5 OI III" stock hOlirrs OF the LrNing-
ION inrciligcncer Printing and Publishing Com
,any. ut the office uI snid company. in lrNIng-
ion. Mo un Tuesday, February 3. IS9l. at two
U'Cl0ch, y. III for thr purpose uI ulr"II NJ u
n"w board Of directors and AticmimS 80 such
other businrs. as may conI" huInrr them for
their nctiOn. jan24i2 ETHAN ALLEN, see.
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At $25 to Insure

Money due at time OF service, with privilege OF
relnrn i; not IN lOai Fun Pedigree on applica,
zion. Colts Tor sale. sired by this nor Ie.
JOHN WILLIS.
nnY.lAlI Enrler Mn
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SMITH BROS.
PRICE LIST.

In order.tosbriGge over the iineviLsble dull
times following the holidays W" have
cut Prices Regardless of Cost.
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Your Immediate H%ttQDtioD,

will repay your careful inspection, and stand your closest scrutiny.
We will have something to say about them next week. Look out
for II, &