The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Floral sets at Senden's.

Umbrellas aud parasOls repaired ut A. &
Adel's Clothing store. m2ltf
The best bnder Irvine and machine oil nj
Ed. W. Kruse's, HigginsvIlIe. mi0m!
The ~prettiest N. o. sugar you ever saw, IL
pounds for a dollar at A.. LOomis'. jan2Itf
Siberia refrigerators and Perfection gaso-
line stOyes in every size and style at Sen
dens mott
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. auoI3tf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash. ut ID.
SlalIing's. iimrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlimb
For lame back, side or chest, Use shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sale by
+. S. Caples IL Co. in1ylcow
Wanted-A girl to cook, wash and iron.
For one experienced | Will pay 81 per week.
Apply in person or by letter to Mrs. Berry
Hughes, Richmond. Mo. apIili
We have u big stock of boots and shoes,
hats and caps and gloves. aud we are dc1"r-
mined to rush them OF at greatly reduced
prices. Smith Il Bolton. jlitf
For the best pasture in LAFAYETTE county,
with fresh water and S%l"lt6r, aud convenient
to Lexington. apply 10 DIR. Wellington
Adams, over Kriehn Il Meyers. apr2It@
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
good OulhouSes, well, ~cistern, etc. Irire
OmIy 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of J.. 4,
Ardinger. uoy29Lf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, VaIises. Up.
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &C.,
al lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
Give me a call. feb5y1
For new spring millinery cheap, good and
-nobby. We have the improved Torpedo
hat. Also a trimmer, Just out of the city.
Ladies', call at W. ID. Wards millinery
store, Lexington, Mo. mch3lif
For Sale-A seven column newspaper and
job office, both doing q paving business, in a
new and growing town in Putnam county,
No, OH the Kansas City extension of the G..
NJ. Il st. Paul Ry. Also residence property.
For fall particulars address c., lock box No.
., Lucerne, Mo. II
Iduna Society open session Monday night,
May II, at opera house.
Mr.. Nicholas Sigwart sold. last Monday, to
VIM. Meyers, his house and lot on Franklin
stree: for $50,
Lovers of vocal and Instrumental music
should hear the great Boston musicians,
Madame Fry and daughters, May !.
WOrkmen are engaged IN clearing away
the debris from the burnt building, corner OF
Main and Ninth, preparatory TO building n
couple OF line stores, the plans OF which are
now being drawn 10y Mr.. EppersOn.
The Star Band, IN its parade upon our
streets last Tuesday, en- route TO HiGginsville,
received many deserved compliments upon
its fine appearance and good music. The
boys show that they have made good use OF
their time since their organization, only a
short time ago.
MIR. Geo. w. Clark has at his meat shop
the most convenient and complete rerrigera-
tor we have seen. II Is sufficiently large to
receive a whole beef carcass and q hog or
two. The temperature can be kept at forty
during the hottest weather, which is sufficient
ly cool to preserve meat in good condition
three or four days.
Missouri Statesman. May 2:-The concert
given bv Madam FRY and% daughters, at the
Christian College last FRIDAY night was an
admirable one, the entire programme being
made up from the best musical authors
Owing to there being other entertainments in
town the same night, the audience was not as
large as il otherwise would have been, still
the lower portion of the college chapel was
comfortably filled. y = Mr.. VIM.
Carter and wife left, Thursday, for L.exing-
ton, where they will visit relatives.
Third Ward School:-SchoIarahip, second
grade, Jennie Crowder, Alice Hosfeld, Mat
tie John. Bette Lamborn, Lucy Vaughan,
Rosa Winkler and Rosa Barrier. Third
grade, AbbIe Bour, Fannie Baudou, Nellie
Crowder, Susie Afford. Laura Taubman,
Bessie LaBertew, James Mcdowell, irwin,
Kreign, Chas. Nelson and Frank Tut
Fourth grade, Sena Afford. Matte Daugherty
Della Yates and Fannie John. Fifth grade
Willie Sch Tab. Richard Love, Leo. Monroe
and Mary Talbot. Sixth grade, Christie
Vaughan, Louise nelly, Minnie and Manic
Herman, Re5ecca Salyers, Reuns stIibIing
Clarence Duncan, Ernest Fegert, Waller
Garner, Mike Hughes and Robbie Hater
korn.
Greentou Thus far the refreshing Apri
showers have been sufficient, hut not too
cOpiOus, for the needs OF the farmer and "a
aid In the growth OF vegetation. Wheat il
this community looks fine; indeed, II il fui,
fills It's present promise II will make from
thirty five to forty bushels per acre. Oats
are all up and look fairly well. There has
been but little corn planted around here yet
but a great deal will be put in the grOunt
this week, the weather permitting. There il
some sickness in this vicinity. Mrs. Blanche
Burton has the mumps, but we suppose she
Is convalescing by this time. Miss Bessi.
Tebbs has been confined 10 her bed with in.
flammatory rheumatism. Mr.. Sam 'tobin
son, Il son of DR.. Robinson, formerly Il resi-.
dent OF this place. but now of Independence,
and his sister, MISS Nora, were visiting rela.
tive and friends at tins place recently. Mis-.
Sallie Bumgarner has returned from q yisi
to Independence, where she visited the FAINT
ly OF DIR. Robinson. MISS Nellie Murphy, 0i
Odessa, has been visiting in the neighbOrho0C
for the past week. Miss Fannie Miller has
been for some time visiting her sister. Mr.,
~ pau I'm vi OuCNSbs III htN. MI. W nix
up was TO preach ut the Cumberland Presby
terrain church the NTH Sunday in April, bui
he did not make his appearance. for what
cause we do not know, but Il we were disap-
pointed about The sermon we were favored
with some good music from the accomplished
Miss Christie. Miss Ella O'Riley, of Omaha
Nebraska. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. FRANK
A &. az - Of fiji. .l.., N 4I.. II -
boys who took Mr.. John simmons gate and
tore down his fence, instead Of giving him a
good, old, rOuSing Chevarri, enjoyed their
''prank" and ~"treat' as much rs tn, Y
thought they would? And when did they
bring the gate back-the next Sunday Mr..
Aaron Simmons and his son n-law, Mr.,
Citizen. and his son, Of Winchester, Virginia
arrived here last Friday, and are now at Mr..
Arthur Garvin's. Mr.. Simmons. who IL Mrs.
GarVin's father, intends making hLs home
here. Mr.. Glffen will probably return IA
Virginia IN u few months. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Duvall have gone TO EldoradO Springs for
their health, both being In very poor health.
there was u dance ut Mr.. Frank Lawh0rn's
last Tuesday night, given, we suppose, in
honor Of Mis- Ella O'Riley. We did moi
learn the particulars. The farmers around
here have not yet had the pleasure ~ OF
many calls aud hand shakes from the friendly,
sOciable and smiling candidates. Mrs. T.. l..
Hord Is spending the summer months at
Sweet Springs. One Sunday evening, a
horse, saddled and bridled, but riderlrss. wHs
seen going in the direction Of Odessa from
toward GreentOn. Now no is the owner
lie should be more careful when h%itching,
The GreentOn school began the first Monday
in April. At the present time There Is an