The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-28

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SmIoh's catarrh remedy, IA positive cure for
ra;arrh. dipthrril and cankcr mouth. For
sale by CapleS iunc4cowly
We call your attention to our stock of car
pets and oil cloths. See them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. II. Wilker. asp
Why will you cough when ShiIoh's cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 30
cts. and 81. For sale by CapleS. eowly
Lovers Of vocal and Instrumental music
should hear the great Boston musicians,
Madame FRY and daughters, MAY =. w
Subscriber, who fail TO get their paper reg
uIarly from the carrier will greatly 0bligr us
by proiap'ly] reporting To tins Office. II
Now il Vnur time. Good enough for any
plrpo>e. l6 pounds bright n. q. sugar for
Il. 4. Iunmts. Franklin avenue. Ian2Itf
For d>-prrsin and liver complaint Won have
u urintrd Guarantee ON every bottle "I Nhi-
lnh', Niiulrlcr. II never fails (" cure. For
sale by Clplcs. junt4rowly
l;ch. mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human or animals cared IN thirty minutes hv
Wnoll"rd's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by &. W. LOOMS. druggist, Lex
imglon, Mo. marlONl
Are YOU made miSrrabIr by indigestion
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite, yell
low skin? ShiIoh's Nitall~cr IS II positive
care. For sale by thples. Junc4eowly
Gentlemen, we ire pleased To inform you
that Smith Il Bolton are showing the newest
styles IN spring hats and gloves. II you wish
the "~currec; thing in these lines, call at the
corner of nth Il. and Franklin ave. mrlOut
Duu'I forget that Bob WaddeIl will orcupy
the store on Main street Just vacated by Trigg
u Shield. lie viii have II IuIi stock Of fresh
groceries anu will be thankful Tor any pat
rOnage extended - him. 1t
English SPAWN Liniment remove all hard,
soft, or Gallon scd humps and blemishes from
horses. blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, stiles,
spraius, sore and swollen throat from what
| ever cause, coughs, etc. Save 100 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. W.
LoomiS,~ durggIst, Lexington, Mo-, mrlyl
Jacksonville, H., Daily Journal OF
| the finest audiences of the season greeted
Madame Fry'S Concert Company at the Opera
house last night, and no performer could ash
for more enthusiastic listeners. - > > A
majority of the pieces were encored. and OF
several occasions even II second recall de-
mandcd the appearance Of the ACCOMPLISHED
artists" At opera house, Lexington, May :
The brick are being made for the new fur
niturc factory building.
The friends of lduna should remember
Monday night May II.
fNh.r. ara pnNy Enir nr live pmptptr hrls,
bands practiciug nearly every night in thi'
city.
Tue ladies Of the Episcopal church WI
build IA hlud~o ne addition 10 their parsonage
on Main street next 20 the W. NJ. a.
DR.. Young has had Il new fence placed il
front aud is otherwise improving his prOpert!
on the corncr Of Main aud Sixteen streets.
Tuesda" next is the first dav of May, an,
! the occasion Of tapping the buck beer. TAX,
care not to buck it $" that it may hasten yor
to the bier.
The Messr.. Taubman will be resdy TO
business at their new machine shop on Tues
dtv, MAY /. We hope they may res 'isr
librrrl patronage See their advertisement
In this issue.
Richmond ConServalOr:-The only peacl
tree in Rry county that has doomed hi
spring 50 far as we know, is one In Mrs. q
W. Mason's garden. IN the eastern portion ,
Richmond. 1t WAS well protected from III
cold winter winds which accounts for its moN
being in bloom.
ST. Louis grain market: W~heat-Opene
firm and t. hinher. hut declined early, re
covered again and went nearly to the TO
price. Then broke late and closed &C. lower
No = red cash, SoGgS14c: May, S5Maj4c. clos
ing AT S5c; June, S5s0S5ic, closing al H"aC
July, S3imslic. closing at S3Ec; August, 3;
asia. ciO~In" al S3ic; December, S7s4SSs
closing at sac. GOrn-DpenPd weak an
closed lower; close .504c; May 30! GG0Oic clio.
ing at 504c; June, closing at 5Gc; July. 49i(
49a. closing AT 1870. Oits-Firm; cash, BIT,
May, 800: June, 3ltc. RSe-NOminal. liaI
Iev-NOthlng doing
Second Ward School :-SchOlsrship-Sp,
ond and third grads, Mila Primer. Brss
Huston. Pauline M"yes, Rosa Graendorf au
! Flora Becker. Fourth aud fifth grades, Maj
Willie Turner, Bella AdeIs, Siliie Bryarly
Fannie Mitchell. Rosa hupple and Rub
Purcell. Sixth grade, Annie Hoffman. Sc
ond and third grades, Mita Primer. Bess
Summers, Pauline Meyer, Mamie Hail, RIOS
GraendOrf. Emma Geyer and Flora Rocker
Fourth aud fifth grades. Lena Huppel. Flo
ence Lesueur. Bella AdcIs, Saliie Brysrl'
Fannie Mitchell, Rosa kupple aud Rub
Purcell. Sixth grade, Fred Bartels, Ann
, Hoffman and Oscar IIeakker.
i COrder: the following invitation vi
: sent 10 friends Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis r
l quests YOUR presence at the marriage Of the
= daughter. Mamie, to Marshall Frazer, We
! neSrlay evening at seven O'Clock, April ,
> The wheat aui grasses are IVY Gnell
! 81 tar the prospect was never better for rio
pasturagc and heavy yield of wheat. GA
D are sowm, but very little ground has be,
! prepared for corn. Miss BESSIE, dau liter
D A. Willis, i quite low with brain fever II
r pneumonia. She has the heartfelt sympall
OF the entire school Of which she was II mcI
he. The constant inquiry ". GLOW i BE
sirY' Brother Jones preached an able mi
| slOnary sermon on Sunday last to IN /itlaI
3 tive congregation. There is 10 be 4 fcstiv
e on ThurH lay night next IN tordcr tor /
interest ui The Baptist church. The lapii
D try and dressing rooms are about CON piote
| William Groves, cashier of tn" Americi
y Bank, can always he found at the drpt
about tram tune every Friday evening Al
SUNDAY morning. why will tell ',
. later. iiarriSuu. WurILiuRtom. C'Iapila
, BledsOc, MounrJrY, Young aud YiviGn la
been feeling the pulse Of the pc0ple IN N
about C0rder. u any ut them have nNrr
! tanned the true Z, ndllinn they have accoI
= pIi>hcd more than we have
Odessa: Died, ArrIi II, i:.faut child
month. \ sweet bright boy hl~ gour {" It
= other shore. MirrIcG, our old bHrhrl
friend, MIR. john sim non to Miss NJ ~.
+ McCinlrv. \ vote wtS taken on the prop
. siLIon To buI!d t 1904 public school lIou
r la Odessa last saturday, it carried by near
Il six Ia Onr. So Il we did iusu the CiIUnDrriu
CrllrRe "" are IL have u public -"lunI bull
+ in9 that will be- u credit to our town. Ia
is being revived about developing our 90
( fieid,. II half TIA" public spirit manifest
o in the Cumberland Presbyterian college
brouph: 10 hrag on ini~ new enterprise
wlll soon hul cnIl at HON" less the irrig
u and leave The money 10 c~ircula;" at hul
among uur own people, W. hal wlth
u ThuT-dan GtEnl. apriI -, II SU-gEliel spirit,
medium la The person OF uue }. Il. Delhi
{ He used ~piriI money instead OF 81 table
II Communicate with The spirit world. liz 90
Iainly performed many wonderful Iri.k,
l~eg"rdrmliE, as lac admitted that Nil couih
accounted Tor on scientific principles.
u wa securely tied, hand and foot, aud lett
d hi- rl'uncu, bell. would ring, mu-ic hra