The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

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Umbrellas and parasOls repaired at A. I
Adefs Clothing store. m2tlf
The prc'tiest \. o. sugar YOU ever saw, /
pounds for u dollar st 4. Lonmi,'. Ian2Itf
All kinds Of country produce taken IN cX
change Tor groceries mt Smith Rros. dl2'f
.. f. &. paint in pints and quarts. al co
0rs. For sale by Chas. w. LOOMS. m1i'3
For cheap groceries go to J.. Erskinr. 49,
street, between Franklin avenue aud Snut
street. augl3tf
Try the s. w. p. the best house pain
made, u different shades, at Chn-. W
LoOmis'. mch25i3
A nasal injector free with each bottle a
Shiloh's catarrh remedy. lr &c - cent?. TO
sale by Caples. juue4cnwk
For lame back, side or chest. use Sh,inh
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For SAFE by
+. 5. Caples II Co. in4yiaoS
Ed. W. Kruse, Higginsville, dealer in first
class farm Implements, binder twine, sewing
machines. seeds of all kinds in bulk. SIN
Now IL your time. Good enough FOR any
purpose. 10 pounds bright N. o. sugar loI
81. A. LOOMS, Franklin avenue. jan2ltf
Subscribers who fall to get their paper rec
ularly from the carrier will greatly "bligc u.
by promptly reporting TO this office. II
Try the S. W. Co. floor paints. They can
be put on ut night aud will be dry aud hard
in the morning. Chas. W. LOOMS. m2it3
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, YOU have
a printed guarantee on every bottle Of Shi-
loh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. For
sale by CapIes. Iune4eowly
We have Il 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 Il Bolton. jlitf
Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite, yell
low skim shiloh's YitaIizer IL u positive
cure. For sale by Caples. june4eOwly
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pest in the city. on Main street, large house,
good Outhouses, well. ~cistern, etc. Price
may 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. =,
A"dinger. nov29tf
dentlCmen, we sre pleased 10 inform you
that Smith Il Bolton are showing the newest
styles IN spring hats and gloves. II you wish
the ~''correet thing" In these lines, call at the
corner of 18th ST. and Franklin ave. mrlOtt
English SPAWN Llniment removes all hard,
soft, or csllouse Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause. coughs, etc. Save $40 by use of
one bottle. Warranted. Sold BY c. W.
LOOMS, durggist, Lexington, Mo-. mrIyl
Remember the B. and l.. election.
Arbor day, Friday next, April q. Plant Il
tree.
stealing
The first Tuesday comes early this lime.
Remember your assessment III the B.& L.. be-
fore then or you will have a line to pay.
"One Who Knows should be aware that
communications are never used
by 4 newspaper, especially II they are at-
lacks upon other people.
| have used your Salvation OIL for cracked
heels, mango aud sand cracks with horses,
and 1t gives perfect satisfaction. Chas. ".
Lee, 4l4 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Col. NJ. v. l.. McClelland county treasurer,
requests US to announce that he has sent to
every schoo. district In the county financial
statements in time tor the annual maeting-,
on April 3.
First ward schOol Scholarship, ith and
grades: MollIe Sims, Stella Harrison, |
Lulu Suns and Annie GIBSON. Honor Roll:
GIBSON. Punotuality, 7th grade Les.
lie Harrison.
Second Ward SchOol-ScholarshIp, Bh
trade. Maggie Bertsch. Annie Hoffman,
leila Sluddard, Maggie Turner, Oscar Hack
r, John Gassen, Frank Mountjoy, Lin,ey
Price, Rude Schaefermeyer.
The Alumng Society will meet ut the
college. Saturday, March 81. ut 8
'clock. All members of the society are ex-
,ected to attend Mrs. Sue A. McCausland,
Miss Mary f. Hawkins, cores
secretary.
Messrs. JnO. and Charles Taubnan have
ought a lot on Main street, near Mrs. Ball'g
e%sidence, where they will immediately erect
suitable building for a complete machine
nd repair shop. and will furnish themselve,
With the lateat improved machinery with
which 10 d. all work In their line. M. Chns.
'aub mai was with MIR. VIM. Jordan Tor
fteen years, il "A natural mechanic and
up In every branch Of his trade.
We be,peak for the new firm a liberal patrO-
age.
COrder:-Mrs Jones returned from a visIG
relatives at Aullyills last Monday. Mrs. :
inc spent last week visiting her daughter In ;
.lackburD. DR.. Fulkerson. OF HIgginsyile, l
~ some patients here. Miss Anna Rees has r
ZEN on the sick list this week. Mrs. Gordon :
recovering from q spell Of the mumps.
here IL considerable sickness in town. Mr.. j
got his foot badly cut by drop i"
ng a pillow on It. MISS Mamie McKePkin il o
re this week. Mr.. r. d. Blair, OF Clinton, u
As on our streets a short time last Friday. u
protracted meeting commenced at the .
esbyterian church Friday evening. Miss "
die Hampstead. Of High ELL, IL at Mrs. a.
Miss Lalla Baker, Of CentralIa. -
been visiting her sister, Mrs. LarIgIu, for IL
ne time. &c
Blackburn The scrrowfuI shadow which i'
death hangs like a gloomy pail over -
r little burg to-day, and our hearts 20 out y
or sympathy TO the sad and bereav. -
ones In our midst. Last Friday morning -
remains of Mr.. John Hancock, son of ~
v. Hancock. OF this place, was brought 49,
ne for interment. Mr.. Hincock, up To -
ee years ago, wa. a resident OF this place, '"
at the time Of his death lived al McCane, ~
nsas. He leaves Il wife and three dear "
'e children. as we'll as II host OF relatives ."
friends who are stricken with grief over w
loss Of their loved one. Mr.. Vessel, of "S
place, also. on Saturday morning, lost a
Q child with braiu fever; n bright, sweet "
g girl OF live years. They, too have all
sympathy which the community can give
the inGon1olabIe and borrowed, and we :"
y that God, the aiver OF Ali Good, may :"
} them to bear the burden OF their first ~
1t sorrow. Mrs. Albert Green has bsen '"'
: III for the past two weeks. with rheuma. 'o'
/, bat Is somewhat better Mr.. Glls sui
szle Is also quite I'll with cltsrrh Of the
zach. Wheat In this vicinity will make a N'
crop. IL rained here all Saturday and W
day aud we have plenty OF Water now. ."
'Dort OF Fhorp school Number Of days "e
Iht, l2O; number OF pupils enrolled. 30: r'
age number OF pupils attending each LIZ
30 BIZ average number OF days atten. III
,e by each pupil, IL 7-24. The school has ~
J quite harmonious throughout, and ba. ""
q general satisfaction, with but one or !"
exceptions. Prizes were gwen to Llry h"'
sty, Lille Chamberlain, Lizzie Hannah. 'h'
Cara C0lVin for not communicating nv
r. by speaking or writing during tho en- 'h'
In the advanced class in orthng- i"u
y. Carlton Benton received tho prize. '"'
rs Hattie Hannah, Hattie Benton and '"'
lie Falley each lacked bur on, credit Of var
; even with the foremost, they also re-. SUI
ID II prize. In the intermediate clu4, IN "e'
Dalton Hannah carried OH tho mar