The intelligencer., 1888-06-16

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thurns at SCndCu's. m5tf
CrOquCt sets al SOndCn'S. matf
Berry boxes al Scnden'S, Ji9f |
Fishing tackle AT Scnden's. mott
Louisville pickles Al cost ni Recdcrz. as
'tobaccns and cigars = specially, AT Gus
ems. lcblNiI
Umbrellas and parasols repaired at A. q |
Adrl's Cloihing store. m2IIf
Read Geo. II. Gordons advertisement
elsewhere in this paper. maylDlf |
I'D, W. Krnse, Higginsvile, dealer in first |
class farm implements, binder twne, sewing
machiuoS. seeds of all kind. in bmIk. I'm
Subscribers who fail /" get their paper reg |
nllrly from The carrier will greatly oblige Us
10y promptly reporting to tins Office. II
Now is your time. Good enough for any |
purpose. III pounds bright N o. sugar lOr |
II, a. LUOmiS, Franklin avenue. jan2ltf
Tie best binder twinc and machine oil, |
ais" "A few rulliNators aud corn plnws to
close out nj cost, Ed ", Kruse, Higgins
willie, Mo. jn1ml
Iich. mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human 0r animals cured in thirty minutes bv
Woollnrd- sanitary Lotion. This never
fails Sold by e. W. LOOMS, druggist, Lex
ingt0n, Mo. marlOll
We are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed and unirImmed hats Ladies
who miss this chance will regret it, as ]
want to quit the business. Wards Milli-
merry store, Lexington. mN2Gtf
English SPAWN Iiniment removes all hard,
soft, or calInuscd Jumps and bIemishes from
horses, blood spaven, cuTbS, sweeney, STILES,
spTains, sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by e. w.
Loomi~, durggIst, Lexington, Mo, mrlyl
The Presbyterian parsonage is being re-
painted.
The new cIty officers were sworn in last
night and the new administration Is now III
force.
Mr. c. II. Royle is repsinting and other
wise improving his property on Sixteenth
street.
| Misses Lucy Suggett, of Saline county, who
! has been visiting the Misses Peak for the past
| two weeks, returned home Thursday.
| Mrs. John Baehr and little son, Frank,
who are visiting relatives and friends in ST.
! Louis, Will return home Sunday evening.
| Don't forget the festival and lawn party at
! Rufus YOung's, for the benefit OF Prairie
/ church, next Thursday night. pleasant
time may be expected.
Two car loads of cattle. shipped from
Freeman, Mo-, to Kansas City. sold last
| Thursday at SO per hundred-the highest
price paid since 1884. The average weight
was l,i0I.
Prof. G. &. Cline, the sweet singer and
efficient Sunday school worker, will begin
Sunday school institute and Il series of sterre-
optican lectures at the Christian church
| Sunday, June u.
Marshall NcwS:--"F. NJ. Lall this week
shipped one Of his best male pigs to Fl. &.
Sydnor, Corder. Mo. The pigs was a fine
one and was sold for $50, and he will GER
tainly make II valuable addition to the Lafay-
cite county line stock"
i Harper's Magazine for July is remarkable
for strength and yIgOr from trontispiece TO
fms. Some OF the besl-knOwn names in lit-
craturc are seen IN its table of contents, and
! il Is safe 10 say those names net Yet famous
soon will he, In artistic work lew issues
have eXcelrd this one. +. a. Abbey's
sket. hes, some of them full page, are simply
unrqualIed anywhere. In all, there are sixty
; Illustrations in The issue. The care with
which the mechanical work of the number
. has been done will be a qualification to care
ful cbservant readers. Every issue of this
magazine has distinct educational influence
in art, literature and morals.
Our entire community was shocked last
r Tuesday morning by the report that MIR
2 ThOs. Ct. Young had just died very suddenly
| being stricken while walking along the
}. street aud apparently in his usual health
Mr.. YOnug has been a citizen of this city
4 since 1874 and has, most Of the time, been
engaged in the mercantile business, but had
, closed out his stock of china and glass ware
some months ago, since which he has had nC
particular calling. lie was of II very quiel
r disposition, genial and kind with his friends
IN affectiOnSle father aud an esiimable citl'
zen. His wife died several years ago, ,leayinl
? TO his care five young children, three boy,
I and two girls, all Of whom save the youngest
, have grown to manhood and womanhOOd
e They have the sympathy OF the entire com.
munity. He was born in Marion county Ky.
! in 1872, was married TO Miss Henrietta
: Go4idcr in 1860 aud moved TO Missouri ii
i 1866 Peace To mis- ashes.
C0rder:-The wheat fields are beginning Il
shine forth with the golden hue. Soon th'
rattle OF the reaper Will be heard in all di
rectioDs, and the proud, hopeful farmer vii
u lie down at night 10 dream sWeetly OF th'
il rich reward of ms industry. The warm SUI
u of the last ten days has driven away the pale
t yellow color of the corn and clothed II will
6 lis wonted green. The grasses Of the new
$ meadows are short; in the old. they are yer,
q .ood. The Sunday schools of COrdcr hav
g unitCd for the purpose Of having picnic oi
I Friday next The base ball club of Corde
i has whipped Higginsyille twice and Black
: burn once, and they would like to give Lex
x iugtOn Lesson IN the science. Come down
= boys, aud you will he interested. Campbell
;. ~ SYdnor shipped 10 Kansas City. June
= 1O5 hog averaging 30 pounds, and sold q
- s. 90 The same day RObt. Greer bought u
= j. W. Lewis - head of cattle averaging l,32
1t pounds, at u 40; also of }. F. Groves 10 hea
II averaging ,420 pounds; 10 head at "A 10; ,
e head at II 80. IL G.. SytinOr has lately pur
IS chased II linc Poland China hog, one year u
:. aud weighing over four hunded pounds, Al
' I.ucy pr,cc, lie has been exhibited III
u number of rings aud always brcu the victor
- SydnOT seems determined to have Of the hes
II not the best, On the IL inst. ii. e. SydnO
y, slnI.,o'd one car load oi hogs, which brOugiI
. ~ ~.
lf On last Thursday morning, at about
e O'Clock, quite number Of buggics and car
= riagcs were sren wenLing their way from III
If noise and hustle of The city, illed with mrr
', ry, laughing girls and boys. Upon inqul
we iOuni tha. these young people NcTe u
u their way 10 IL picnic, held just beyond th
= covered bridge, on the WarrSnsbnTg ToAo
!" The place selected was beautiful one; an
J." upon faguhing there, the day was spent /
'S chatting singing, play ing games. gntherin
u flowers, etc ct:. Some OF This gay C0mpan
" even grew romantic, but who could biam
ihemi Beside all other favorable Surround
Ing, the place ilseIi bespoke ''sweeie,
- thoughts of love" About O'Clock, dinner
- not by any means the least attractive teatur
- OF the day, WINS announced, and such dnnr
as ii wa.l The parents had provided thc
children with The very best their Kitchens IN
= IantIics had ia store. To say that III
bounty" ehjOyed, but fecbl
y expresses their feelings when purab
ing 0i all these good things. We hay
y hut l." look back few years, when "
were young, and remember how we epjOye
All occasion like this, especially If we la
our hest girl" along. At about $40 u'cOC