The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

For dyspepsia and liver complaint, YOU nave
a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shi-
loh's Vilalizcr. II never fails 10 cure. For
sale by Caples. iune4eowly
Iich. mango, and scratches of every KIND on
human or animals cared in thirty minutes by
Woolford'- Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by c. w. LOOMS, druggist. Lev
ington, Mo. marl0t1
Are YOU made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite. yell
low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer il a positive
care. For sale by CapIes. june4eow1y
We are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed and untrImmed hats. Ladies
who miss this chance will regret it, as ]
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store, Lexington. my26tf
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or calIoused Jumps and blemishes from
horses. blood spaven. curbs. sweeney, STILES,
sprains. sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by C. w.
Loomis, durggIst, Lexington. Mo, mrly1
The wheat is nearly headed out.
County court will be in session next Mon
dav.
Brick laying Is progressing on Mr.. Bates
Vaughan's "%eXtension."
Mr.. j. Il. Silver will contract with the far
mers for a few more acres Of tomatoes If ap-
p~lIcatlon is made soon.
The repaiDting OF MeSsrs. Royle u Sons
store and the outside wood work of Mrs.
Felix Youug's residence, has greatly imprOv-
II ,to ,,nnnronoo nP fbat nrnnnrty
The past week Mr.. John G,phncr erected
some very handsome monuments: one 10 the
memory of the late Mrs. w. G. Chinn, the
daughter of Mr.. II. n. CObbs. near Napoleon;
one to the memory of the late Robert II.
Campbell, and one 10 the sons of Elijah d.
Neer, at the Dover cemetery.
Geo. Spaulding, colored, who was arrest
ell and placed In iail SOME months ago upon
the charge of passing a counterfeit dollar for
tickets to y show at the opera house, has
given bail for his appearance before the u. S.
commissioners at Kansas City. and been set at
liberty. w. b. Hamlet and John WelbOrn
arc the securities upon his bond.
The old courthouse steps are being torn
away preparatory to putting in new ones. the
rocks for which are now upon the ground and
are being rapidly put in shape for laying.
The rocks were brought from Fort Scott.
Kansas, and although soft enough now to be
cut with n prnknife, are said TO rapidly hard
en- by exposure TO the air and become almost
~ hard az adamant. They are also said to
be imperviops to both frost and rain.
Mrs. Felix Young. corner of Main and
eleventh streets, was awakened late last Sat-
urday night by IA slight noise In her room,
which is on the ground floor. She called TO
her daughter Fannie, who was sleeping upon
u couch IN the same room. asking If it was
she, hut was answered only by aSJud scream,
just after which Mrs. Young saw n man
Jump through the open wiDdoV into the
alley north OF the house. Miss Fannie states
that she was awakened Just ~ her mother
called TO her, by feeling some persons hand
upon her throat and face. Whether the
burglar visited any other room IN the house
Than that in which he was seen is not known,
but as nothing has been missed, il is supros-
to Miss Dixie Farley, Il bOarder Of Mrs.
YOung's, was found IN the alley the next
morning, and either fell out of the window
or was dropped 10y the thief in his haste.
The windows were thought 10 have been
securely fastened down, but as the blinds had
been removed by the painters the day prcvI-
Gus there was Il comparatively easy ingress
10 Lhe intruder, who could not be recognized
by Mrs. Young, as he wore a slouched hat
well pulled down over his face.
Corder Miss Mostyn, Of Clinton. is visit
ing her friend, Miss Lee GOrdrr. MIR. Clar-
cncc Jones and wife. of Aullyille, spent sew
era! DAYS visiting their parents here the first
of the week. Miss Lucy Starke spent Mon
day and Tuesday in HiSginsville. Mr.. NJ.
Lieser was In Kansas CRY Tuesday. Mrs.
Minnie Knipmeyer and Mrs. &. Grau. of
HigginSviIle spent Monday and Tuesday here
with tieif %Gister, Mrs. Rose k%nipmeYer.
whom, we ire glad 10 say, is fast recovering
from i severe spell of sickness. Mr.. John
Dean, of Kansas City, formerly a resident Of
this place, has been here several days.
iumor gays that MIR. Dean has concluded
that !horr is no place like Cord r, ami con-
tem"latrs bringing his family back here
''never more 10 roam" Mrs. Jacob lass,
accompanied by NJ lster frankie and little
daughter Clara. LEFT. last Thursday morning,
for n cXicnien visit to ]raiaiiYes gnd friends
in Iowa. Mr.. Ed Roth left. last week. for
u trip to California. Children's day was o.
served last Sunday by the children of the
Methodist church. The church was beLuii-
fully decorated with flowers aud evergrnens.
Our public school closed the 18th, tner l. very
successlul Term of nine months, with Miss
Anna ltees as principal. Miss Anna has
been principal Of the school here for three
wears and has given such general satisfaction
that the pa,TOnS Of the school were 10th to
give her up, When she announced her IN
tenliOn OF not t~eacning again for some time,
If ever, everyone expressed their sorrow at
having To lose her. Miss Ciamhliss spent
Sunday in iisginSville.
BlIckburu-The Eycrlsors and the Rleck-
burn clubs had u live game OF ball last FRI
DIV 81 the residence of Mr.. ). W. Campbell.
The Blackburn boys tld the EvGaISiQrS up
in good style. 1he Blackburn bows al,n
went over 10 WhvrrlY on Saturday last to
play II match game with the WaverIy club.
An0thn" victory and u good time generally
was anticipated by The Blackburn club, but
the rain interfcred with and disturbed them,
aud The i0rlOrn party returned disappointed.
Mr.. X. l.. Hut u Out again after several days
Of real solid indisposition. Mr.. Bob had bet
ter he Il lille careful next time he makes u
lemOnadc. DIR. Bridges handsome new resi-
dencc j. aImGst completed. Miss NeLtie
Burk Is recovering from a ProtrncIed spell OF
the humps. We have another unwcIcome
visitor al our midst in the shape Of the
mclsic-. That Kansas City artist that was
here several weeks ago won quite u reputa-
ton IN his line. lie was here only "A few
days and carried aUay several hundred dol
lars. Everybody in the community had the
picture craze, aud everybody | believe was
equally pleased with each beautifully portray,
ed "phig." In a few more weeks we will
have tie clOSiag exercises OF the Blackburn
high school, Prof. Shanks understands perfect
" The theory Of the thing, and we anticipate
Il regular feast. Mrs. S. T.. futile has gone
east TO visit her parents and friends. Our
genial agent looks u little down in the mouth,
though he bears the separation more braycIy
than you would think. Mrs. ben Wilker-
son, OF Kansas City, has been spending sew
cral weeks with MrS. l. L. Taylor. Mrs. w.
N. Battaile IL still in Independence. but her
return is daily looked for. And yes" Mrs.
/. T.. Taylor went to dr Tom Martin = To
''dine." | know they viii have IA regular
strawberry feast. "Wish | had gone too"