The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24

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at Smith Bros. DIFF
Canned apple. nice, fresh and cheap. Vt
rrigg " Shields'. mchl7rf
II you want good goods at bod rock prices,
go to Smith Bros. d2ltf
Umbrellas and p~arssols repaired at A.. q.
Aders Clothing store. m2Itf
The p~rettIest n. o.. sugar you ever saw lii
pounds for IL dollar at \. LOOMS. jan2ltf
All kinds of country produce taken III cN-
change for groceries at Smith Bros. dl2rf
o. f. Z. paint i'll pints aud quarts. all col
ora. For sale Ivy Chas. W. Loomis'. m2i'3
For cheap groceries go 10 J.. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue aud South
street. augl3f
Try the $. W. p, the best house paint
made, ~ different shades. AT Chas. W.
LOOMS. mrh2li3
A nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Pr ce 80 cents. For
sale by Caples. june4rowIy
For lame back, side Or chest, tie Shll"h'
Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents. For sale Ly
+. s. Caples Il Co. in4yirOw
Ed. w. Kruse, HigginsvIlIe, dealer in first
class farm implements, binder Irvine. sewIug
machines. seeds of all kinds in bullA 3m
Now Is your time. Good enough for any
purpose. 10 pounds bright n. o. sugar for
II. A.. LOOMS, Franklin avenue. Jan2Itf
Subscribers who fail TO get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly O5lige us
by promptly reporting to tins office. tf
Try the $. w. Co. floor paints. They can
be put on at night and will be dry and hard
in the morning. Chas. w. LOOMS. m24t3
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you have
q printed guarantee on every bottle of Shi-
sale by Caples. Iune4eOwly
We have u big stock OF boots and shoes,
hats and caps and gloves, and we are deter.
mined to rush them of at greatly reduced
prices. smith K Bolton. jI4tf
Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite, yell
low skim Shiloh's VitaIlzer Is u positive
cure. For sale by Caples. Junc4eOwIy
For Sale--A good residence, one OF the
pest In the city, OIL Main street, large house,
good Outhouses. well. ~cistern, etc. Price
only So 900. Terms easy. inquire of j. z.
Ardinger. nov2Otf
Gentlemen, we are pleased TO inform you
that Smith Il Bolton are showing the newest
styles IN spring hats and gloves. If you wish
the correct thing in these lines, call at the
corner of 18th st. and Franklin ave. mrlOlt
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or callOused Jumps and blemisheS from
horses, blood spayen, rurbs. sweeney, STILES
~Sprains. sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by e. W.
LOOMS. durggIst, Lexington. No, mr1yI
First day April term circuit court, Monday,
April 2.
Real estate In Lexington is In demand. ut
good prices.
The thermometer marked eIxhty in the
shade last Sunday afternoon.
The county treasurer Will send to every
school district In the county financial state
ments for the annual meeting on April O..
DO not throw away your hard earned cash
for every new cough syrup, when that sian
dard remedy Tor coughs. Dr. Bulls Cough
Slrup, ia % cents.
Our young scholars nave been p~uZzling
themselves lately with Latin expressions.
In order TO keep up the interest thus excited
we invite tra nslatious Of the following, which
we find current In the papers:-''Quts crudus
amin Eectus dkbUS ct SpirdDit."
When tho business men of "A town fail to
advertise. they diminish the importance aud
trade of Il place and permit more enterpris-
Ing localities to take the latter irom them.
Although done for their individual interest,
advertisers should be looked on by the citi-
zens Of Il town where they reside As public
benefactors aud should be encouraged accord
ingly. The merchant who advertises very
extensively is worth more to II town than
forty who never show themselves In print
and for that reason should he given prefer
ence in local patronage.
At the recent term of the criminal court,
beside those who were sentenced to the pen
itentiary, two others were convicted of
felOnies-William Brady, convicted OF lar
eeny from Il dwelling house, was by the jury
assessed a punishment OF three years in the
penitentiary, but owing to his being under 10
years Of age, and that he had been In jrll
since September last. the court coInmutcd
the punishment to one day ia the county iiil.
The other was John Booker, assault with in.
tent to Kill, because Of homage, was sentence
ed TO W months in the county Jail. Brady
was again arrested yesterday for stealing II
pocket book from the house Of Mr.. John
Duvall, during tine tre, but was discharged
for want OF prosecution.
Marshall, Mo-. March 2O.-CrImInal court
convened this morning ip this city and judge
Ryland, after opening court, instructed the
grand jury, charging them with the RESPONSE
bility Of their office, and In the course of hts
remarks offered suggestions regarding the
Wood local option law. BE contended that
1t would not be q violation Of the law for
druggists In the city, during the existence Of
local option, 10 sell whisky on prescriptions
from regularly practlclng physicians for
medical purposes only, and instructed the
Jurors not to prefer charges wherever the
druggists have complied with this rule. IL
will be remembered that Judge Fields de-
clsion On the 18th rendered the local option
election in this city legal.
Miss Matte Webb closed her school on
the 18th inst. Miss Matte taught II six
months school three miles southwest of Bates
City. This was her first school In this coun-
ty, but she has taught sevaral very successful
ones IN Jackson county, though probably
none more successful than the one Just closed.
morning was devoted mostly to the ex-
OF different classes. The pupils
ready with answers for most all cues.
Most all the patrons were present
with well filed baskets. and seemed to enjoy
the occasion. Afternoon there we're quite a
number Of recitatIons and dialogues, which
were enjoyed by all the visitors. After the
OF The evening were over we were
TO return to an entertainment a.
night, which consisted of reGItatIonS, dia-
and music. The pieces were well ex-
ecuted by all and the teacher seemed rs much
composed and ut home as though II WAS reg
ilsr recitation. TIE music consisted of songs
accompanied by the organ. Misses Carrie
Ferguson and LOuizl Webb also furnished Il
Instrumental pieces. The whole utIa
was quite enjoyable, and shows that Mlss
understands how to manage II school
and exhibition.
HIggInsViIle: Harry Hawkins IL ut home
rom his visit to his brothers at Albuquerque.
NJ. Misses Carrie Hines aud Laura
of Lexington, passed through here
saturday on their way to Blackburn tor E
weeks visit to Mrs. Jno. Daehler. Judges
X. Ryland and j. W. Harrison and ". b.
steele were here Saturday on their way to
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Geo. w.
Corder. Rev. W. Is. Mcfarland, of Butter.
visiting friends here this week. Mr..
Of Oak Grove, was at DR.. Fulkersnn's
Mr. +. q. Bryant closed hi, school
Friday and left Wednesday for his home