The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

~. A. LOOMS. Franklin avenue. Jan2Itf
For dyspepsia ana liver complaint YOU have
a printed guarantee on every bottle Of Shi-
lon's Niiallzcr. 1t never fails 10 cure. For
sale nv Clpirs. june4eOwly
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind on
human or animals cured in thirty minutes bv
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold Ivy G. W. LOOMS, druggist, Lex
ington, Mo. marlONl
Are YOU made miserable by Indigestion
constipation. dizziness, loss of appetite, yell
low skin? Shilnh's ViiaIiler il a positive
cure. For sale by Caples. junc4eOwly
English SPAWN Liniment rcmoves all hard,
soft, OF Gallon scd humps and blcmiShes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs. sweeney, STILES,
spruins. sorc aud swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by c. w.
LOOMS, ~durggIst, Lexington. Mo, mrlyl
Another rain last Thursday morning, Bad
on Mr. Chinchhug,
Quite "a heavy frost fell last Sunday night,
though little or no damage was done, we
think, to the fruit or vegetables.
For Salc.-A very good second hand sew
ing mnchInc, in perfect order. or course it
IL not as good rs a new machine, but it is
much better than none. Price SO. Inquire
here.
Ten ears of cord wood were shipped from
| Northup Yesterday to Kansas City by w. r..
| Cunningham, of Odessa. This is the first
s1uri Pacific extension.
Mr.. John Handy says that only good DEM
| ocrats have any wheat in Freedom township.
II that is the case, the crop IN that neighbor-
hood will be exceedingly small. for the town
ship Is not noted for rolling up democratic
maiorIiies. The benighted citizens of that
locality should learn from this that there is a
"Proyidcnce that shapes our ends, rough hcw
them AZ we may"
VIM. Hickey and Geo. Lowry were each
| fined 800 and costs by the ";erriblc Judge
last week. for entering the house OF MIR. Ell.
Schawie while in M intoxicated condition
greatly alarming his wife and disturbing the
neace and quiet of the ncIghbOrhOod. They
, Will know better how to behave themselves
by the time they have broken out their fines
upon the rock pile at the calaboose.
The weather was 80 unfavOrahlr during
the session Of the W0man'S Missionary Con
ference and The de lcgates had 30 much bust
ness on hand that they had little opportunity
of seeing our beautiful city, but all expressed
themselves "A mlch "ratiiied with the hearty
welcome they had received, the interest tax
en- in their proceedings, the large audiences
in attendance upon their sessions and Tho
~proruse hospitality extended to each and all
While Mr.. Lawrence Rostagno was driving
his spring wagon down the steep hill IN Iron
of the Second Ward school, last Monday,
one front wheel dropped into q washOut OF
the side of the street aud threw Mr.. X, and
negro man who was riding with him violent
" to the ground. Mr.. Il. received a cut TIVE
or three inches long on the side of his beaC
and was otherwise badly bruised, while Thu
~negro's back was sprained and he was alst
badly shaken up. No bones were broken
but both were so much injured that they
could not rise without help and Mr.. Il. was
Insensible for u time. It was indeed a narrow
escape.
Alma:-The continued cold rainy spells o
weather are a little discouraging to thost
farmers who have not planted their corn
although a good portion OF the crop has beer
planted and come up in good shape. but looks
a little yellow in places but a few days of goo'
sunshine will put il all right. TIL wheat l
look ING very well for this season Of the veal
and "A moderate crop has been sown whic'
promises well, The oats need sun shine
Our prospect for apples is good, and smd
t.,, ,,nn.Ia. mona ,barrin
short. The cbnch bugs has not made It.
appparance 10 any extent. and take it all II
all we have cause to rejoice in a promising
future.
OIrssa:-It wa our good fortune to h
present at II lecture delivered at the oper
hall Tuesday night, Nav 10. by Prof. II. NJ
Meyers, on the ''RomantIG History Of tn
Tower Of London" The professor IA ma'tcI
of his theme displaying 4 wonderful memory
and presented an array of historic facts in
clear, concise and compact form, illustrated
bv vivid pictures of each point in his lectur
by an OXv-caicium Stcreoptican and made on
go back an feel that he was living back II
those old days of chiyalry when man firSt be
gan to Weld 10 his better nature and elcvat
woman from his foot stool TO Il throne ny III
side, from SrrClom to I gold'IS Of love. II
also gave IL Tia" ozark Side of ltumanity" !
that strange medley of human thought IN
action in what we might style the tran-itin
state of the hImIu race. The thoughtfl
] could but compare that age with this and AL
have we no rourIIy knights to-day; Ic'
thank Trl, the tendency Of human though
is onward and upward. NIrrownc>s {
human thought will som have no place u
this, Gods foot stool. We scn 4 ri Ind may
in the religious world. How different iO-di
~ the feeling cX;Stms between Ia" churri'
from what it was in the days yhrn ia" Grr'
1 beard of to-day we're boys, aud even CrI
IngrrSDlI, the great disciple OF iuiidriiIy, IN
"A place in the economy Of God, especinll
when he is Scanning the religious world fn
our minor differences. lie only %cnf0rcrs III
idea of more unity anil fnrhnarancc, AN
proves n~oii'nG for hi~ theory. Has he m0
awakened religious thought and called rrriI
some of the b"si minds with their thOughtfr
investigation s with results given 10 III
world? Yes, with what delight we rad ia
replies OF The grand aud the god 10 thi
great Sroffcr of our holy faith IN the Lamb
God that ttk"th away the sin Of the WOrld
Hence, have often thought aid said a tim
or two Of IugrrsnlI, lay On. MrDuf. Now
this nqri Of your correspondents cbmmnn
cation is worth anything, charge It up to Fro
Never lecture and pictures, for IL has bee
superindmcrd by them, He began wit
stanzls of I;nrg of Agea followed by Roc
and CrOss,aGd concluded with cImic picture
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grown NJ H. lc ones were equally we'll plea
ell with them. The committee 10 look aftc
appointed a -pncili committee from YnnHg-
their number To solicit siibsCrintiUns la pros
pcci,. but have gone no further ~ there hay
been some points raised Whlph nrors~itatc III
GALLUP together ofthe original committee.
~ greatly desired that prompt and clfrctivp
action will lac taken. Rather a strange con
ver4atirn took place near the depot IN Gdess,
a few days ago. A man standing near III,
track. on the Platform in front of the depot
stODd hooking thOughtfullY at 1.-THE Hum
mer'' as she came sliIing by, aud remprke,
what u splendid place - end ones life hy
throwing Yourself in front Oi that engine AIT
il il soon over. One preferred this, anOihe
that wav, until Mr.. I0nkins, who was imjur
ell IN tine blowout At the Odessa mill, SON
weeks ago, spoke up, seemingly in dee