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

= ymptOms of dyspepsia frloe III anu :"
cents per bottle. For sale by +. S. Caples u
Co. inyl4eOw
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, | wish TO inform the
public that | shall keep ON hand constantly
full line Of fresh groceries,. queensware, Will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars, &c.
propose to sell good goods and at small
profits, aud TO endeayOr to merit u share OF
the public patronage. Give me a call. Re
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand
Franklin avenue. between Eleventh anu
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. ieblott
Horsefesh and natty little carts are so
cheap now that no candidate should walk
about the county. Old LAFAYETTE il too big
ANYHOW, to get over 1t in that way. with the
philanthropy that usually characterlzes The
carriage maker | have, therefore,, concluded
TO make It about as inexpensive for candi-
dates to ride ~ to walk. If you want TO be
elected come and buy a cart. ID. Russell,
Franklin Avenue. apr2lt4
Buck beer next Tuesday.
The nights are still remarkably cool ana
vegetation IL very backward.
Track having on the extension ut the Saline
county line began again last Thursday.
Mr.. McGrew is talking of rebuilding his
srore-rooms on the corner Of Main and Ninth
streets.
The l.. a. u. trains are making their trips
between here and Marshall much more reg
ularly. Read the time card.
The excellent literary society at G. +. c.,
the Iduna, will have one OF its very enjoya-
ble open sessions on Monday night. May IA
Garrison Orange will hold IA session at It's
usual place of meeting Oh the first Saturday,
9th day, OF May. A full attendance is de
sired.
Next Tuesday Is payday In the Buildinl
aud Loan AssociatIon-but it Is pay in insteae
OF pay out, which makes u considerable diff
ference to those Immediately Interested.
Mr.. John Baehr's little boy, Freddie, got
terrible fall from Il height of two stories, las
Wednesday, broke one arm and was ver'
badly bruised. The fall would have killed
man outright.
The Higginsviiie delegates To the republl
can county convention are :-Messrs. Jos. +
Gladish. j. W. Endley, j. W. Branch, Bel
Green. James Henderson, J. IL. Hortsman
J. II. Fuhr aud E.. +. Keyton.
A serenading party was out until after twu
O'Clock last Tuesday night. Would il not b.
u good idea, young gentlemen. to cut the mex
r! milar occasion IN two and not be out -
long. The early morning air Is not healthIu
aud those who make Il night of it, some
times have n bad headache the next day.
First Ward Observation-Disclosures
fourth aud sixth grades, LiIeno Lester
Eugene Hamlett. Claude LleweIlYn, Edit
Aarrs, Hattie MarcUm aud Mary Ward
Honor ROll-Second, tith and sixth grades
Lhlene Lester. Eugene Hamlet, May RIsSelI
Lulu SImms, Edith Mars and Hattie Mar
cum.
The campaign in Lafayette county will b
opened with a grand picnic at the fan
grounds, EIgginsYIlle, Tuesday, May l, un
der the auspices OF the Lafayette Militar
Band, assisted by prominent politicians d
this county and other parts Of the state
Messrs. Francs, Morehouse, Claiborne ant
al pver are invited. The old English gam
o( foot ball and the equally interestin
American game of base ball will be playe
Tor the entertainment Of the crowd. Their
will also be Il grand tournament, 10 which an
Young man of the county Is invited to rid,
Provide Yourself with n good horse for tn
OCCASION and go. Slow mule race and fa
horse race. Music by several good band
A gala day. Go with weIl-illed baskets an
spend an enjoyable day. For the benefit q
those who cannot bring baskets the band BIZ
arranged to sell hot coffee and n good lunc
on the ground.
In order for Lafayette county 10 avail beI
self OF the immense advantages sure to resu
from the popular move led by the SOuthVc
Missouri immigration Society, already DIES
eribed in this paper, IL will be necessaT
for IL to comply with the conditions set fort
Ia the constitution and bylaws Of said socie
", which provide that any county south
the Missouri river aud west oil the mouth
the Usage, may become u member thereof b
organizing AN auxiliary society, aud payin
into the treasury Il sum not TO exceed on
cent on the one hundred dollars assessed va
ultion Of property in the county. The a-
sessment Of Lafayette county will be less thu
1900, aud the benefits To accrue will be prIC
ideally ines lcIiable. IL Will bring capital
our county to develop our Resources, estah
aIsh manufacturing institutions and build u
our cities aud towns. IL will inaugurate u
era Of business activity and prOsperit
upbeard OF in this country. Mort
Missouri is bucklin2 on the harness ft
the work, and our sister counties II
around are filling IN line, aud Lafayette IeV
err 10 the rear cannot now afford Ia be dilato
nv and indifferent. A day for Il mass meeI
ing OF our people will be made know
through the press in the near future, whe
A. ~ hoped an enthusiastic snd represents
tive assembly of our people will turn on
No good thing can be secured without wOrl
Corder :-LIttle Misses Fannie and Eft
McKanua, of Independence, are visiting the
grand mother, Mrs. +. A. Hawks. Hiss Eft
unWks, OF this place, and Mr.. A. l.. Riley,
Kansas CITY, were married in independence
- the residence Of MIR. A. J. Mckanna, la
qrhursday evening. Mr.. Reynolds, wife an
children, OF shawnee Mo-, are visiting d
Mrs. Bette Corder's, Mr.. Rs mother, Mr.
w. w Jones Is spending the week with he
.on in AuIIyilIe, while Mr.. Jones ~ spen dir
the week In Sweet Springs attending diStrlc
cnference. Mrs. StoIin died Monday morn
INC after a long and painful illness. Th
grief. stricken husband has the sympathy
the entire community III his % J"
,.ent. The remains were taken TO LexinI
.on ysr iutermpnt. Mrs. Hit, of Blackburn
-pent Saturday and Sunday here visiting ht
daughter, Mrs. J. +. Groves. Mrs. H. I
snencer. Of Blackburn, visited her motht
and sisters here last week. Prof. Scbank,
the Blackburn high school, spent II fe
bours I'm our city Sunday evening. Mrs.
arsu. Mrs. Minnie K%nipmeyer, Mr.. Rite
and Miss Amelia KlieuSchmidt, Mr.. aud Mr.
Henry Knrpniryer, Mr.. and Mrs. Killer
.chmidt, of HIRginsville, and Il great maj
otbers whose names we did not learn. spei
SUNDAY here attending quarterly meeting
,he German Methodist church. Prof. Meye
,res,Ient of the 81. Charles College, wi
,,e,;ver o ne OF his famous historical lecture
In the NJ ethOdi>t church in this place, q
'rbursduy evening, May 10, for the benel
- the parsonage, Everybody Is cordial
J,,I,ed Ia attend. A baptistry has been no
,t,J IN the Baptist church at this city. MI
lie Wilson is attending school at StanbsI
y, Mo.