The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-26

OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Lace caps at Wilker's. m2Gl2
Hammocks ut Senden's. m5tf
Lawn mowers at Senden's. mott
Lawn sprmklers ut Seuden's. apr5tf
Everything In ardware ut Senden's. It
Shaker Preserves at cost at Iieeder's. a2S
Produce taken in exchange for goods TAT
9assen's. feb1Stf
The county has several thousand dollars of
school nancy TO lonn. mI2t3
Floor oil cloths, carpets and rugs very
cheap Mt II, Wilker's. my2Gt2
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash, at ID.
StalIing's, Limrick Bank building, MAN
street. aprlim3
Silk and Isle gloves aud mitts. Ladies'
and children'S hosiery very cheap at Henry
Wilker's. m26t2
Geo. b. Gordon, at Dover, proposes to sell
goods at lowest prices Tor cash or In exchange
for produce. myl9tf
A nasal injector free with each bottle Of
ShiIoh's calarrh remedy, Pr &c 80 cents. For
sale by Caples. june4eowly
We have just received a new lot of the eel
eorated "Goli" aud "siIver" shirts. Try
them. II. Sinauer. febllu
Remember the unlimited warrant given to
every buyer Of the improved all steel DeerinR
self binder. j. W. Prince, Odessa. m26tf
The Rev. Geo. Ii. Thayer, Of Bourbon
md, SAYS: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shilohs consumption cure" For
sale by Caples. luneeowly
Having purchased tue grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, | wish to inform the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly, D
full Iiue of fresh groceries. q~ueensware, will
low aud wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars. &c.
Ipropose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and TO endeayor TO merit a share OF
the public patronage. Give me a call. ne
member the place, Adam TOeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. febl5tf
The K. A. Seminary bOarders spent last
Monday in the woods across the river.
Remember the commencement Of the Bap-
list Female College next Thursday night, nj
s O'Clock.
Another nice rain last Tuesday night.
This, together with the warmer weather.
will give vegetation a fresh start and lessen
the danger anticipated from the chinch bug.
The ball and festival given by tire company
No. 1, at the opera house, last Monday, was
not only a very pleasant affair socially. but
was also a financial success, the attendance
being large.
The case Of Ellie Keiser ct al, respondents
VS.. Elizabeth Cannon ct al. appellants, I'D
the state supreme court by appeal from the
LAFAYETTE circuit court, has been reversed.
Burden 4 Son, attorneys for respondents and
Graves N Aull for appellants.
Mr.. Fl. b. GIIlett, OF st. Joseph. a railroad
contractor, committed suicide at Blue Springs,
last Tuesday afternoon, by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol. He had been
In poor health for sometime and In n lit OF
dependency took his life rs above stated.
Mr.. j. ID. Corners stable burntlast Sunday
morning ut about tive o'clock. His fine milk
white mare was badly burnt before she could
be gotten out, but we hope not seriously In
iured. When first discovered the stable was
In a light blaze, the. origin Of which Is I'M
known.
Curator Jno. e. Rvlaud has handed us the
following programme OF the commencement
exercises of the State Normal school, at war
reusburg and Friday, June ! and
s, public examinations; Thursday, June 4,
u. M, annual address, by Rev. w. Pope Yea
man, ID. D.; Sunday, June 10, 1880 a. m.
baccalaureste sermon, by Rev. l.. N. Berry
Monday June IL, 8 pm. joint entertainment
by Baconiau and Hypathlan societies; Tues
day, June II, s p. ~, address before Tue
Scientific society, by Prof. Francis e. Nipher
Wednesday. June IA, 3 u. m, commencement
exercises OF elementary class; "wednesday
June 10. 2 q. M, students reunion; Wednes'
day, June 10, s p. me-, meeting OF Elementary
Alumnae association; Thursday, June IA
2 a. M, commencement exercises OF advanced
class, followed by presentation Of certificates
and diplomas; Thursday, June II, s p. n.
meeting Of Advanced Course Alumnae Asso'
clatlou.
The departments in Harper's Magazine 10
June are marked by variety. ~viyacity. and, o
course, by veracity. Mr.. George william
Curtis In his Easy Chair has something NOR
20 say about newspapers and the honesty o
the men who control them, and cOncede
something to those people who thought hi
remarks In the May magazine too natterin
TO New York editors. He touches off. also
the silly pride Of certain New York familie
who boast of pedigree and exclusiveness, i
a fashion which will vastly amuse the "pla'
people" OF the land. The criticisms OF Nj
W, ID, Howells in the Study, touching Nj
Lowelps new book Of poetry and other ell
rent publications, will attract attention. Nj
HowelIs, by-the-way. does not think that Al
.u,bor,, ability Is measured by the bucket
fulI OF tears which he sheds over his creature
in dctIon-but that his sensibility may b.
The Drawer Is replete with good things. A
starter, Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner make
some pointed remarks about the great nun
her of uninteresting calls all fashlonao
women in New York think they must max
There ARE also several capital illustrations
humorous points, and some clever verses
addition TO the funny stories.
Greenion The weather still remains III
usually cool for the time Of year. The fro
OH several nights OF last week did considers
bIe damage 10 gsrdens. 1t some places 1t d.
,troyed some vegetables entirely and the
had TO be replauted. Although we have lbs
light showers quite frequently, the farme
saw the ground IL getting dry. The corn
all plauted, but not all up, and owing 10 Il
continued cool weather it does not look vel
well. Wheat aud oats look very hne indee
In some localities the cut worm IL SAID 10
committing sad havoc with the corn. III
much dreaded chinch bug has not made
apDearance yet in this immediate neighbo
hood. There II not much sickness If
n,aces were Ike GreentOn and surrOundii
country. methings the M. DIS. would stat
out. Mrs. C. j. Miller Is sick but not DANCE
cusly, we think. Mr.. Moses Manuel al
family made q flying trip TO independent
last week. They visited the family Of II
RobInson. who IL Airs. Manuel's father. .
RobInsop's family are well satisfied wi
heir new home. AR. John GlOsby and NJ
Rem CoIvln of Oak Grove, Waited at Mr. Rol
Coly,n's last week. Mr.. John Simmons al
l,dy and Mrs. Files and daughter, Miss LuI
went to the city trading Il few days az
Mrs. Blanche Burton has a music class
Hue Springs. ~ we'll as classes at one or t.
.,hsr poinis on the railroad. Beside the
she gives lessons to the Misses Gipson. NJ
Rurton must he a very able music teach
and nue musician to get 80 much TO 10. b
Jonathan Summons, who has been quite fe
hle all the past winter, Is now much bettt
auI spent last week visiting at Col. Elliott
mar Odessa. There was preaching at I
psntIst church, last Sunday, by the Rev. N
T.rm,cbaeI, of odessa. He delivered a We
ellie sermon to a large and attentive all,
.nce MIR. J. hannah sold his wheat In !
1-,nandeuee. lie hauled it 10 Wellington II
-hinned from there TO independence. Wa
a5-To know what, who, which one,