The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-03

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Remember the sign. the big stuck of candy
a: Smith Bros. def
tyou want good goods at bed rock prices
Y go to smith Bros. d2ltf
Fresh Boston chips every day ut +. heak
[ krr's Annex Restaurant. feb2jt3
The p~rettiest n. .. sugar you ever saw, II
t pounds for a dollar at A. Loomi-'. ian2ltf
All kinds Of country produce taken IN rX.
r change for groceries at smith Bros. dl2If
see Chinn & Chinn's add. Big reduction
| o. boots. shoes. hats, caps and gloves. l4tt
The fine candies made by +. Iicukkrr. The
) rr>tauraIcur, cannot be oXreiled in the Ity.
For cheap groceries 90 10 J. Er-LInr. 18Th
street, between Franklin avenue and south
+ street. au.l3f
r Don't delay but push right ahead TO our
Headquarters aud the dollar counter. NJ. +.
Royls Il Son iun2If
A nasal Injector free with each DUtIlo uf
Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Pr &c 90 cents. For
sale by Caples. iunrIrowE
We have just received a rev lot OF the eel
ebrated Gold" and silver" shirts. Try
them. H.. Sinauer. frbIltf
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh
. L u IIltt 20 cents. FOR SitI' Nv
f.. ). Caples II Co. jn4yIruw
Now Il your time. Good enough for my
purpose. 10 pounds bright N. q. sugar tor
ii. A. Loomis, Franklin avenue. Jum2lIf
Subscribers who full to get their paper reg
ulnrly from the carrier will greatly obIige US
by promptly reporting to thus office. II
For dyspepsia and liver complaint you have
u printed guarantee on every bottle OF Shi-
lOh's VitaliZer. II never fails to cure. For
sale by Caples. june4eowIy
We have Il big stock OF boots and shoes,
hats and caps and gloves. and we are deter.
mined TO rush them OF ut greatly reduced
prices. Smith " Bolton. jI4tf
Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness. loss Of appetite, vel
low skim Shiloh's Waller IL u positive
care. For sale by Caples. June4eowIy
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pest in the city. on Main street, large house,
good OuthOuses. well, cistorn, etc. Price
only ~ 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. 2.
Ardinger. noy29tf
We are now fixed TO fight fire.
City council proceedings OH the outside.
The lamb turned into Il hon in less than
twenty-four hours.
Mrriou Abbott in only u farmer's daughter,
ut opera house next Tuesday night.
Mr.. Pat McBride's residence. u little way
above town. was destroyed by lire last sun
day night.
Thousands of bottles Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Sirup have been sold by W. Ii. Brown J.
Bro, Baltimore, Md.
Mayor Hamlet IL said to have made one of
the most eloquent speeches Of his life when
the hre boys marched past his place with tue
Dire truck.
Mr.. David Utterly Heathman went down
the river ducking, last Tuesday. He claims
10 have killed 46 ducks In 10 minutes, but
only found four of them.
Messrs. Frank TriRg and l.. r. smith
went down The river ducking. last Thursday.
They claim to have knocked down ever 70
50 many ducks, but came home with-nary
one.
Second Ward school: -SchOlarship, sixth
grade: Maggie Bertsch. Annie Hoffman
Zella Studdard, Maggie Turner, Fred Bar
tells, Oscar GraendOrf, Oscar Hacker, Frank
MOuntjoy. Llnsey Price. George Edmonds.
Honor roll. sixth grade Maggie Bertscb,
Maggie Turner. Fred Bartels. L.insey Price,
George EdmOnds.
There WAS u pleasant surprise party al Miss
Minnie Nagle's last Wednesday night.
Among those present were :-MIsses Lydia
Primer, Carrie Primer, Emma Hoffman, Lizzie
St0ckart, Minnie aud Fannie Baehr, Fannie
and Emma Primer; Messrs. Nice sill, Frank
Wells. Ben Hamlet. Tom Yingling, Ben
Nicholas and Albert Hoffman.
First Ward School Second third and
fourth grades, scholarship = ictor Hamlet,
Harry Reeder, Iilene Lester, Eugene Ham
lett. Forrest Eatherton, Mollle SINS. Fifth
and sixth grades, Julia Gilleu. Theodore
Crowder. Honor roll. second, third, fourth,
niih and sixth grades: Lileue Lester, Moliie
Gillen, Eugene Hamlet. Mollie Sims, julia
Gillen aud Theodore Crowder. Perfect At
tendance aud department, seventh grade ,Juo.
Sims.
The following letter TO tho editor explains
itself the last meeting of the board Of
directors VI the Price Monument Associa-
ton 1t was decided that each county In Mis-
souri, through its vice-president contribute
an amount that would be fair and lust TO aid
IN building the proposed monument to Gen.
Price. The committee appointed to fix the
private contribution of each county was
Judge n. p. Minor, Of Pike county, Capt.
Henry Guibor, Capt. .. b, Guthrie and the
secretary at 81. LOUIS. and after Elaboration
the committee requests that you raise or
cause to be raised in Lafayette count Y, the
sum of three hundred dollars. Judge Minor
has been chosen the agent of the association
to visit all the counties in the state. He Will
notify you Of his visit In advance and will
lay before you all he work and object of the
association. In meantime 1 will be glad to
correspond with you and give any inrorma-
ton you desire or make suggestions toward
carrying the work to II successful termiua-
ton. We hope TO accomplish the desirable
result this year. We wish you TO understand
than this Is only = request for AID to this ex-
tent from your county. The board also de-
cided to send no more framed portraits, but
VIII continue TO furnish the ~ unframed to
those subscribing that amount. Hoping this
suggestion may be agreeable to you. re-
man, very truly yours, q. A. DeFrance,
Secretary" Lafayette county x -confederates
should eusily raise 1900 for this purpose. Re-
member, the appeal is to you. When you are
at Higginsville or. In Lexington, leave one
dollar with Capt. Asbury or Capt. Conner,
and tell them that It Is for the Price monu-
ment. Every soldier who served under tho
grand Old man should have one dollar of the
daddles built into this mouumen
Dover Business has been quite dun for
several weeks. the farmers are mud" bound.
The roads are almost impossible. Messrs.
Gordon and White shipped several cur on j.
Of fat cattle TO Chicago over the &. Il A. lat
Saturday, Wm.S Star k went with them Cur
public school will close March ,. IL hu, been
ably taught by Misses May HARDWOOD and
Amanda Fulkerson. We are informed by j.
D.. billiard that his school will close March ..
We are quietly awaiting the long expected
be a thing Of the near future. II Is rumorrd
that the Lexington syndicate has Unlimited
that IL will come To our city AZ soon ~ II can
get railroad accommodate ms, aud make large
u cordial Invitation and hope that "Madam I
RumOr" speaks knowingly. Mr.. John VIII .
son gave \ party on last Friday evening, I
February "a, In honor OF MISS Florence Hord, ,
OF Aullyille, who Is visiting friends and rela- I
lives near Dover. Owing to the y
OF the weather aud bad condition Of the =,
roads, Il great many were unable to attend. ,
was the attractive feature OF the II
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