The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-12

WoolfOrd's sanitary Lotion. This never
fmls. Sold by G. W. LOOMS, druggist. Lex
ington, Mo. marl0y1
Are YOU made miserable by in Indigestion
constipation. dizziness, loss of appetite, yell
low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer /, II positive
cure. For sale by Caples. june4eowly
DENT, men, we ere pleased 10 inform you
that smith Il Bolton are showing the newest
styles IN spring hats and gloves. If YOU wish
the correct thing in these lines, call al the
corner of 18th 81. and Franklin ave. mrlOtt
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or callouscd Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood Spavcn, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore aud swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, elc. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. sold by c. w.
LOOMS, durgglst, Lexington, Mo, mrlyl
Another rain yesterday.
The yellow roses are blooming.
Two new announcements this week.
Read the Iduna programme for next Mon
day night.
Remember the meeting of the horticultural
society to-day.
The snow balls are now in full bloom and
beautiful in their pure white attire.
Mrs. l.. Il. Gordon has had her neat resi-
dencc on Franklin Avenue newly painted.
The open session of Iduna Society will be-
gin promptly at s o'clock next Monday night
AT the opera house.
Mr.. l.. Silyerman has imported two more
elephants, which can be seen al the corner of
Tenth aud Main for Il few days.
W,,I- H., .n,,n,nn.l ,,,,,,, ,bn maui f,ntn-
ry of the WinkIer Furniture Co., corner
of South and Eighteenth streets.
Mrs. NJ. POmerOy has had II fresh coat of
paint put on her line residence, on South
street, much Improving its appearance.
Don't fail to secure II seal for the lduna
open session, To he held at the opera house
next Monday night. Gall ri Caplcs u Farm
er's.
| The foundations for quite II number of new
residences will he put IN al College Place and
Eslill Heights so soon as the necessary brick
can be procured.
The closing exercises of Wentworth Male
Academy will be held at the opera house on
the ni2'u OF Thursday, June 7Ih. A full and
interesting programme has been arranged Tor
the occasion.
Nil. John Er,kinc has removed his stock of
groceries from Thirteenth street 10 the room
lately vacated by Il. f. Waddell, on Franklin
avenue, opposite the brewery. lie will he
pleased to see all his old customers and many
new ones at his present place Of business.
a fourtecn.year-old son of "Elder" Mar
shall, colOrcd. was killed in Sni.a-Bar town
| ,l;, lt ,rnal. ,rI,l.- r;.y;nu "a tn.,, utt.nl
ed to u corn stalk rake. The team became
frightened aud ran away, throwing the hoy,
who was riding on the rake. in front of the
teeth, managing him IN n frlghtful manner.
The Lily Cornet Band came out from under
the cover for the first time on last Wednesday
night. and went screnading. They play re-
markably well considering that they have not
yet Teen o; ganized quite three months, aud
show that they have made good use of their
time, and also reflect great credit upon their
teacher, Mr.. Will Zeiler. They were the
recipients of many lovely flowers.
The twenty-seventh annual conclave of the
Grand Commandery knights Iempl4r of
Missouri assembled at Masonic Hall, ST.
Louis, at 10 o'clock, last tuesday morning,
| Ell Din, Ia. f., tDlnIliIlltI- n very Iull at
tendance was present from the flIiY-twO COM
mnnderiGs of the stale, which represent all
told a membership of 5000, some TWO hun
bred members being present. DIR, Z. Ii.
Chambers and 10. o.. Lesueur, Esq, are the
representatives in attendance from DeMolay
commandery of This city.
Mr.. John Goehmer has received an order
for erecting Il large and handsome Barre
granite mOnumen To the memory of the late
Thomas l.. McChesney, AT the Odessa Gene
terry. This will be one Of the finest mOnu-
m"nts erected in The county. Mr.. GOehner
has also erected u handsome Scotch granite
monument TO the memory of the late John J.
KrirIn, and also II cottage monument ul
Scotch granite 10 the memory OF the late
Henry Gclzcr, in Machpclah.
Leader, MAY l1:-"Rcv. W. X. Painter left
Tuesday night Tor Richmond. Va, where he
goes ~ "a delegate 10 the Southern Baptist
Convention. lie will also attend the demon.
national anniversaries at Washington City.
j. W. WaicriOuSr, butcher. of MavV.ew,
bought Of Di. ClarkSOn three COtswOlh sheep.
iIu h,ilcd one last week for mutt on. Twenty
. 'A''a' ~ "N'' 'f'' ''' a''sh 80
sheep. When killed and dressed il weighed
two hundred and ten pounds net. The tai
low from this sheep weighed thirty-scNcn
pounds. MI. Warehouse thinks one OF The
the other two is still heavier. On Sunday
last Mrs. NOiGt, wife OF Dr. Voigt, of Concor.
dia, had the misfortune to fall out of a bug
~. breaking one Oi her liaIbI below tie
knee; the doctor himself also received some
lesser injury. oG course we hope for II
vile, left Sunday for Denver, on u business
trip. Dr. NJ. T.. Hartman has lately pur-
chased II 100 acre farm. near Cor,lrr, Of ThcO.
Tommy, who formerly lived in this county,
but now II citizen Of Hutchinson, Kansas"
Wavcrly Times. May lO:-Mrs. j. J Hall
is on Il yiSit TO the family Of Rev. Bell. In
Miami. The residence OF Mr.. James Good
win WAS turgiarilrd on Monday niYhl, the
thieves carried off all the provisions about
the house. Mi.s KIttIe Cordcr returned
home from IN extended visit to her aunt,
Mrs. VI. {. Ynncy, Of t~aycttc, last week, ac-
cOmpanicd hy Mr.. Chas. Kraus, Of this city
who was also on u visit IN that Cty. Rev. 4.
:. Dulin, at Liberty, arrived on Friday last
10 Ill his appointment at the Baptist church
Mr.. A. ". u. Lt wis. civil engineer of the
Missouri Pacific, wife and sister, Mis-, Annie
unrwuul, are the guests of Mr.. J. Lee Car.
ter. Wc learn that the Iresidencc Of Mr.. J.
: CtllnWny was entered by thieves on Mon
dN night, lhcIr object seemed to he Ia get all
the provisions in reach. Mr.. John BOehm,
one o! HE Missouri Pacific hrii%r c%Ontrac-
tors, called on Us Tuesday. Mr.. Is. reports
the road npcratin" 10 Napton, and That Mr..
Gould will pass over the route from Boon
Vile about the 18th inst, after which il is
thought through business will he inau surltcd
Master Mtrvin Brrnctt. who has been very i'll
Tor some time. is reported better. Mr.. A. q.
smith called on uS Monday and informed us
that the Mo. l.. will put on AN excursion
train on Sunday next for Lexington. Mr..
Lon Cary, al Kansas City, is on IA visit Ia
friends ia Tins city. On the farm of Mr.. +.
A. MYERS, situated about u miles northeast OF
Waycrly, in 1871. whilst the proprietor was
di.2in" AN lee nous" he found Il skeleton OF
I'm Indian and by It's side Il scalping knife. u
pipe and u tOmahuwk. Later on, the 2Sth OF
ApriI. 1883. whilst digging "a well near his
residence, three skeleton, of Indians were
found in II very perfect state of preservation,
with their beads and trinkets and c0Oking
utensils. The skull and teeth are said To he
perfect. The query is. how long has il been