The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
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uFHClAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


dozen for thirty days. i2lt4
cont miss tive mean the bargain day"
al 'toyle " Sons, next Monday. jan2l
Turkeys, chickens, fresh oysters. In fact all
XII I'd of fresh meats at Smith Bros. dl3tf
Halkmetack, II lasting and fragrant per.
{ line. Price % aud 80 cents. For sale by
''aples. iune4eowly
DO not invest In boots and shoes or caps
until you have seen Chinn y Chinn's stock
Hnd prices. jl4lf
Group. whooping cough and bronchitis I'M
medlstely relieved by shiloh's cure. For
sale by f., s. Caples Il Co. jn4yleow
slespless night, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by Caplss. ln4yleoW
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for u
dollar. at A. LOOMS. Drop III and look at
1t; IL is u daisy for the money. jan2ltf
dollar for dollar" Is our motto-we can
guarantee the worth OF your dollars in our
establishments. Nj. f. Royle n Son, jansl
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
cOmpiaInt2 Shlloh's Yitalizer Is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale by Csples. in4yleow
Halls Rheumatic Remedy, now being sold
at Halls Park, Al miles east OF Lexington.
Agents wanted. Call on you druggist for
It. " iy30tf
II you desire wine or liquors for either
medicinal or culinary purposes. remember
that 4. Geyer keeps the largest, cheapest and
npest stock In Lafayette county. nl2tf
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
pest in the city. on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well. ~cistorn, etc. Price
9nly ~ 900. Terms easy. Inquire OF j. z,
Ardinger. uov2atf
saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises. Up.
holstering Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
al lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Me.
Give Inc a call. feb6y1
Lost Il From the spring wagon when ths
horses run away from the Christian church
about three weeks since, two seats belonging
thereto. A liberal reward will be gwen for
their return or for Information rs to their
whereabouts. Mrs. W. A. Gordon, It
The hens will now commence LAYING.
The roads are now n fruitful cause Of COM
plant.
The coal operators are able now to keep ny
somewhat with their orders.
Mr.. Norton OF st, LOUIS. the new engineer
Of the Undine, Is here and ready for work.
The Odessa Democrat authoritstlvely statel
that Col. Ben. Elliott will be u candidate fol
county treasurer.
The Ice in the river broke aud advanced 8
little last Tuesday afternoon but soon came
to q halt because OF u gorge.
1t is too bad to spend half OF u short III
AlsfraaaaI with nnnralUia Uhan IN cent
spsnt for one bottle of Salvation OH will cur
II quickly.
Sore throat IL almost an epidemic here
While quite painful and troublesome. itisoOI
runs Its course aud within n week or tel
days the patient Is all right again.
Second Ward School Perfect attendanc
and department, It'll grade. Annie Nichols
Annie Haecker. Sarah Adels, Dennis Stud
dsrd, Richard Stalking. Trigg Lesueur, Oh
Butler.
Msssrs. Webb and Garrett who had som
horses stolen from them u few weeks age
have traced them to Benton county. MI
Garrett will recover his horse, aud Mr.. Web
his saddle and probably the mare.
First Ward Schools -Scholarship, ID An
4th grades, Lllene Lester, Harry Reeder an
Forest Battlefront; 9th grade, TheodoI
Crowder and Hattie Marcum. Honor Rol
I'd and 4th grades. Lilene Lesterand EuGer
Hamlet.
Prof. VIM. +. KerdoIff has bought Of Mr.
Alice b. Hays 800 acres Of coal, situate
three miles below town on the new RAILROAD
Operations will be begun at once to make Il
necessary switch, and the mines be put ini
condition TO do n business Of thirty car loat
per day by The opening Of next winter,
The house OF Mr.. VIM. Barnes, living o
the farm Of Mr.. Jno. Renick, about one al
n half miles north OF Waterloo, burned
about shutdown or~Tuesday, January 9
Mr.. Barnes anG 'family were ava fro
home ut the time and only returned 10 tin
to see IL IN a light tiame. All the furnitu
aud clothing were burned. No insurance
hOuse or furniture.
The hlusin Grand Concert Company col
posed Of Mons. Divide Nusin, the worlt
greatest violinist; Miss Annie May kesslt
prima donna. soprano; Geo. W. Horne, I
popular tenor, and Senior Carlos SObrino, {
great Spanish pianist, will give II concert
Hsgen's opera house Saturday evenir
February II. They are spoken Of Us iii
CLASS ArllSJs huu OuT inuslC iONluk peOplc W
do we'll TO secure seats early.
Second Ward SCHOOL, Scholarship, I'd u
Sd grades, Bessie Huston, Annie Schaeit
meyer, Pauline Meyer. Emma Meyer. Flo
Becker, Robert Turner. Willie Morgs
Grace Ball aud AlgIe Smith; 4th and o
GRADES, Sallie Bryarly, Rosa Ripple. Rut
Purcell, Mary Willie Turner. Lena Rupp
9Th grade, Rude Schaefermeyer. Fra
Mounttoy, Oscar Hacker, Fred. Barte
Maggie Bertsch. Honor Roll, I'd and
grades, Bessie Summers, Annie Schaeit
never, Pauline Meyer, Mamie Hall, Re
araeudorf, Emma Geyer. Fora Beck
Willie Morgan. Maggie Mitchell, Robt. Pl
cell; 4th pnd 9th grades, Ruhie Purcell, H
Ripple. Fannie Mitchell. Lina Clark a
sallie Bryarly.
: The following section adopted by the rec,
legislature is Of interest to school direct
and clerks. Section 7O42: Reorganization
poard-The directors shall meet. within I
days after the annual meeting, ut some phi
,glthIu the district, aud organize by elect
one of their number president; and
hoard shall, on or before the 10Th day
.JuIy, select a clerk who shall enter upol
duties on the 18th day of July, but no co
nensatIon shall be allowed such clerk VI
ali reports required by law and by the boa
have been duly made and filed. A majority
the board shall constitute Il quorum for
,rs,s.ctop of business: Provided, each me
her shall have due notice OF the time. pl
aud purpose Of such meeting; and In case
the absence OF the clerk, one OF the direct
NAV act temporarily 10 his place. The cl
shslj Keep u correct record OF the proce
IN, Of all the meetings OF the board.
msmber of the board shall receive any co
nn,ation for performing the dulles oil
director. .
CDrders-Mrs. j. W. Harrison, of Loxi
tom. VISITED friends and relatives here and
vicinity last week. Miss Anna Rees sp
Saturday and Sunday at home near Higg
Vile. There Ia II protraoted meeting
progress at the German Methodist cbui
Wa understand there will be u Luthe
church erected here In the spring. I'll
b.. been a Chsutsuqua Circle organized
18th fourteen members, OF which soc
r. 8. 3. shrHder il president, Mrs. h.
Harks. yiee.president Miss BEETLE Cor
nrscordIng secretary; Miss Bette PEEP
corresponding secretary; Miss Bertha Bu
treasurer. Mr.. John Meyer returned'
,rna.dsy, from n pleasant visit to "frie'
in the eastern part Of the state. Miss Mi
Egncb Is still very Ill. Mr.. Haas has beef
-, ~, Tor aavpraI Wpakg. Miss X,