The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23

class farm implements, binder twine, sewing
machines. seeds of all kinds in bulk. 3m
Subscribers who fail TO get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting To tins office. II
Now ~ your time. Good enough for any
purpose. III pounds bright N. O. sugar Tor
II. a. LOOMS. Franklin avenue. jan2Itf
The best hmder Irvine and machine oil,
also II few cultivators md corn plnws to
close out at cost. Ed. W. Kruse, Higgins
VILE, Mo. jn2ml
i!ch. mango, and scratches of every kind on
human or animliS cared in thirty minutes bv
WnoIfnrA's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold 10y L. W. LOOMS. druggist. Lex
ington, Mo. mariOll
We ARE selling at wholesale prices llrst-
class trimmed and unlrImmed hats. Ladies
who miss this chance will regret it, rs ]
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store, Lexington. my26tf
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or Gallon sed Jumps and bIemishes from
horses. blood spaven, curbS. sweeney, STILES,
~prains, sore aud swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save sac by use Of
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by &. W.
Loomi-, durggIst, Lexington. Mo, mrlyl
Mr.. ID. W. b. Teyis is having his store fropt
reprinted.
Work upon the new residences In College
Place is progressing favorably.
A lady who is going TO leave Lexington
soon wishes her friends would look over their
libraries and return her borrowed books.
She particularly desires to have ''Muller's
Life OF Trust" returned.
The lire works for the ratification meeting
arrived last Thursday, but on account OF the
unfuvOrable weather, the meeting has been
postponed until further orders, of which due
and timely notice will be given.
The new stone steps to the courthouse are
completed and appear TO be a good Job.
Should the stone harden as rapidly AS it Is
GAINED for them, the money paid will have
been well expended.
George kennan's Siberian paper in the
July Century will be called 1.-The Steppes Of
the Irtish.' and 1t will include an account of
Il long ride In an out-of.the-way part of Sibe
ria. among the Kirghis and the Tartars.
A fruit and lemonade stand has been erect.
GU ny MI. l'hNlu iDobN IuSb "Co y MS Sio
Gerry store. He proposes TO keep all kinds OF
fruits In their season .and has Il large ice box
from which he will furnish his customers
with ice.coId watermelOns during the hot days
of July and August. He will undoubtedly
receive a large patronage.
A timely article in the July Century is
"Disease Germs and how to Combat Them
II will ha uprnn,nuuip1 hV a frnnIiSniRp NOR,
trait OF Pasteur, who has made disiufectlOI
and fermentation Il longer study than hydro
ph0bia, although it is with the latter that
his name Is more Intimately associated IN the
public mind.
Marshall News, June l0:.-"A telephone
message was received Monday night from
Malta Bend 10 Chas. Yancev. deputy sheriff
announcing the sudden death of his father
DR.. Il. A. Yancey, that evening ut the resi-
denre of W. Z. Hurley, near Malta Bend
Heart disease is supposed to be the cause o
his death. Deceased was about sixty year
of aye, aud well known throughout this see
ton, being much respected by all who knew
hun. DR.. Bowen went out yesterday Il
preach the funeral sermon"
Mr., Ed. AbendrOth has just placed a small
sized Tuerk water motor in the machine shol
OF Messrs. John & Chas. W. Taubmsn, OF
Main street. to which he invites the attention
OF anyone wishing to use power for running
either light or heavy machinery. After turn
Ing on the water, il runs without an,
further attention 81 long as il is needed
without heat, dust. dirt or any other annoy
ance, takes up very little room and can b
placed in dwelling houses in such u manner
Us to be almost undesirable. 1t would be
great booE to seamstress or others who hav,
a large amount of work TO do upon II SEWN,
machine. The cost is very small for
machine suitable for domestic purposes.
GrcentOn: The crops around here ar
needing rain very much now. We have ha,
no rain Of any consequence since the 18th c
MAY. We have had ten days of very war;
weather; although we had a slight shower O
last Sunday, 1t did not cool the atmOspher
gny. Harvest time has come. Wheat aroun
here promises u very fair yield. The Re,
Mr.. Waikup preached here last Sunday. A
the close Of the services he insisted on th
organization OF Il union Sabb ath school, I
commence about the first of July. All Al
cordially invited to attend and TAX
part in it. Now do come. one and all, an
spend an hour or two each Sunday tOgrthc
In a very pleasant and instructive manner
Mako II thoroughly interesting, alive and
success. Dom let it be said any longe1
oh, we cant have n Sunday SCHOOL," Bu
do have one; aud you can do this by eac
person taking 4 special interest in it, aud q
Ing TO get some one else Interested; also b
attending regularly and with well prepare
lessons yourself. Mary Bard, daughter @
Mr.. Charley Baird, OF MAYHEM, Is now Wis
lting her aunt, Mrs. Manuel. Mr.. Charlie,
johnson and some others, evidently wish tn
Misses G-s to keep cool this summer: d
least judging from the number OF palm lea
fans sent there not long since. Miss Maggi
SwitIor Of Odessa, is visiting in the neigh
DOihnOd Of Elmw0Od. We know Of no sick
ness around here. What is Miss Matt.
HIrp's hyOrite color?-White. Miss SusI
Robinson, of Independence, visited relative
in this and the Odessa neighbOI hood not lon
since. What IL Miss Hattie Bumgarner
choice kind Of breGd?-Graham. The Misse
, Mpruth and Ludwigs, of Lexington, yi>iiC
" MI AIlbuI biTNihS u Wcth OF TWO az,
Rev, Mr. Carmichael, Of Odessa, breaches
lhe Bapt list church the third Sunday III Jun,
We only hope they didn't get caught agai
Out in The rain Sund ~ evening; but ewes,
ward Tie course OF Empire takes 1t way.
Miss DDra Robertson, of WaveriY, is visiliuy
her cousin, Miss Hattie Harp. Attention
those who are Interested in securing goo
shade Tor your homes. We would call you
attention to the new firm of johnson Il Han
nah, agents for the seed Of the new and woi
d'riul Mammoth sun Flower Tree" NJ
Charley Johnson, the senior memh r. of Ill
=, iirn, would call your special attention to Oh
, advantages OF his seed over tnut Of 9th,
firms: LIST, lis immense sIze-a full grow
-. tree beng a hundred feet high; I'd, It's rap
growth attaining this extraordinary heIgl
, ~ Siich "A short lime is three or four years
-. ID, The ease With WHICH Il grove of The,
trees many DE secured. lOu have only
let The Tree grow for II year or two. then cI
>, IL "ff close 10 the ground and il will spr0u
up from the root, anI In two years at ~tartlies
=. a beautiful grove is secured, so Mr.. Johuso
says. Amy one needing some OF these seed
/ viii communicate with Mr.. John.nn, as /
seems 10 he the business manager OF The hru
POSTPONED !!
Rp.a Use Of unflVOTubIe weather and WAL