The intelligencer., 1888-06-16

befry BOXES al ScnuGh ~ l"'I !
Ice cream frcczcrs at Scndcn's. m1tt 4
SprnklinS hose and reels at Scndrn'4 II !
Peaches for cream 1T cost Hl Recdrr~, Il {
IL lbs. N. O. sugar, ~. A. Lo0ms', jll ,
For good, fresh groceries call 1T Gas- ,
sens fcblSf
Highest price paid Tor country produce, nj
Gassen's fehlSlf
The best binder twine and machine oil al
Ed. w. Krusc's, Higginsyllle. ml0m!
The prettiest n. o. sugar you ever saw, III
pounds for dollar at A. Loomis'. Ian2ltf
Siberia refrigerat0rs and Perfection gaso-
line stoves in every size and stsle at Sen
dens. mott
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18Th
street, between Franklin avenue hni south
street. auPlaif
Boots aud shoes cheap, for cash, al ID.
Slalling's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlim3
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. rrlce
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. +,
Ardinger, nOv29tI
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Val,e-, Up
holstering Matress-Making, Repairing, Nc,
al lowest prices at Schmdt's saddlCrV shop,
west side public square, Lexington, M".
Give me a call, ichdyl
The Campaign Plug Is quite the correct
head covering frOm now until Novemhcr
! smith u Bolton are showing quite an eNteh~
siye line at very moderate prices, considering
the excellent quality aud finish. ihlGli
Parties living in the Dover neighb",!in"d
should give Geo. B. Gordon, ri The lao. +.
| Hrckam stand, n trial before going away tI"m
home to buy their goods. Good gOOd+, lrW
prices and fur dealing guaranteed. myl9t
The Methodist festival at Aullville, last
| Saturday night, netted 800
The brick work upon the first story of the
new factory OF the WInkler Furniture Co., is
| completed.
Read David Russell's advertisement, which
makes its first appearance to-day. lie means
| business, sure, this time
The ease Of Jas. &. McGrew vs.. the Santa
| Fe railroad for damages to his coal banks az
| Camden, has been on trial at Richmond this
| week.
Mr., WIN. Brown has traded his farm for
Independence property, and Mr.. W. Peacock
has sold his farm for S38 per acre, cash-both
| Ia the Aullyille neighborhOod.
Messrs. g. W., and j. NJ. Roberts, L. l..
Greer and f. p. Robertson. of Aullville, last
week make made JOINT shipment Of twenty
car loads of cattle TO Kansas City.
We have been asked why the school board
did not re employ Miss Aurelia Miller. Sh f,
was not an applicant-in fact she had accept
ed position at Mayvew three weeks before
the meeting of the board here.
| We acknowledge receipts of catalogue and
complimentary ticket to the Saline County
Central A. Il NJ. associations, to be held at
Marshall on July 81 and August l, 2, and 4.
The premiums offered are very liberal.
The outside Of our paper last week and
, this week is devoted to the report OF the Dap
tist Alumnn Association. Those interested
, in the matter will do well to cut out the re-
| port and paste il in scrap book, as ii will
, be found very useful and interesting about
, | this time neEt year.
There will he a festival and supper given
, bg the ladies of Prairie church. on Thursday
, night, June 81, at Mr.. Rufus YOung's lawn
The admission will be % cents; supper free
refreshments at moderate prices. All invit.
: ed, and q pleasant time guaran teed. Re
. celpis to be used for rePa irng the church.
Post Dispatch: 1.-THE two sterE-w hee
> steamers, the Wyoming and Dacotah, were
sold at auction yesterday afternoon by United
States Marshal Emerson to satisfy number
Of claims against the boats. The Wyoming
was owned by Hunter Ben jenkins an'
others aud was built IN Pittsburg in 1873
n She IL Il three deck boat, 25I feet long and
I forty five live-ten feet beam. The DarOtal
was also the property OF Commndore len
kins. She was built at the same place In tho
same year as the Wyoming. The bidding iOI
, the Dacotah was quite lively, and she wal
finally knocked down to P. p. Manion tol
$500. The Wyoming was bought in by
Hunter Ben jenkins for $500"
ii Fairy lew Harvest is almost here. Tn
democrats OF this neighhorhood will meet a
the school house. SATURDAY. night, June l6 Il
n | organize democratic club. Come ouI, "
democrats, and make yourselves known
o | Miss Vir lie Cash left, Monday, for Noun,
| City, Kansas, to spend II lew weeks visiting
her brother. Mr. j ". Cash ., what vii
| Jim do now? II il hard, old fellow, but re
/ m6mDeT YOU ihC ulHt Oh' Luht
been left IN The same fix. Mrs. T. L. Cobb
and Miss Jane Harper are visiting relatives
, In Kansas City this week. A good many o
the people in this vicinity attended the Odess
| picnic last Saturday. Miss Clara Shores, q
Chapel Hill, is the guest of Miss Nanni
| Williams. Mr.. W. A. Carimill, Of LAX
City, spent Saturday and Sunday IN thi
ueighbOrhOOd There seems TO be som
u great attraction ut Pleasant Prairie for tn
. Fairview boys Wonder what it is?
COrder:-Miss Mamie ShradeT Is at Ellora
" do Springs for her health. Prof. B. f. Hon
man, Of the State University, was shakin
:" hands with his many friends here Saturday
Mrs. Schaefer and Miss Debus, OF MaryViiC
Kansas, are visiting the family of Mr.. A. Lal
kin. Mrs. ). A. Rine was called to Wells
vile, Mo-, last week. by the death Of he
> father. Miss Sallie RoystOn. after peaSaI
' visit to her friend, Miss Lee COrder, left, l@s
Thursday. for Sweet Springs. Miss lie
q Corder spent several days in Lexington, thj
e week, attending commencement, nj Z. j., (
y The Chautauqua Circle Of this city had Il yer
y pleasant entertainment at the residence {
IF Rev Barks, last Friday evening. Mr..
dence. Miss Schooling, OF Malta Bend, visit
'l ed Miss Minnie Vanarsdale this week. Mis-
il Betlie Corder IL Speeding the week with Mis-
,e Jessie Roth. Mrs. FletcheI and daughter.
Marshall, spent last week here, visiting IL
'e family of Mr.. j. +. Groves. Mrs. Hit,
rs Blackburn, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Ii Groves. last week. The Sunday schools {
- Cortler will hold their annual picnic FRIDAY
=" in Mr.. VIM. Bells grove.
HIgginsville Mrs. Chinn, Of Illinois,
y" visiting at her fathers, Mr.. Stanley Walker
y Mrs. Montgomery, of Illinois. is visiting tn
y family of NJ. u. Kinsley. Albert Fulkerso
was visiting at DIR. J. j. Fulkerson's In
:. week. Mr.. James Beach spent Sunday las
e in Kansas City with relatives. Mrs. Ellie
o Ridge is absent visiting friends in kanss,
/, She will probably be absent several month";
y Col Hall and daughter, Miss Dora, OF SweI
c. Springs, and Mr.. Ell. Mathews, of Peasar
= Hill, have been the guests Of the family
e W. II DOOley this week Mr.. Isaac Hay
); and Judge Harrison, of Lexington, We.
c, here Tuesday. Drs. Chambers and Straughl
n of Lexington, were here Monday. Miss Hal
; tie McFarlaud, who has been the guest q
!; Miss Emma Stewart, left Monday for LeXinl
!; ton to meet her father, and from there the
le 20 to her home in Butler. Mrs. A. Wad
" went 10 SedsIs Thursday to meet her siste
D, Mrs, Dealey, of Texas, who is coming hon
le for the summer. DR.. Murphy, Of Odess
e was IN town on business Monday Mr.. Fran
D, Terry, of the Post, has been here this wee
}; soliciting advertisements for the fair pampH
RS let. Mss Abbie MGDan,cls, of Clinton,
r visiting Misses Maud, Harwood aud Euno