The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-22

Ice cream freeZersS 81 Senuen's' Iuneosl
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For
sale at LOOMS, Franklin ave. a25eow1y
For Sale-A second hand stationary hOri-
zontal engine In frst-class condition. a.
Geyer. juneSl2
All kinds OF vehicles. at senden's. junes
ShIloh's Vitalizer Is what you need 10
constipation, loss OF appetite, dizziness. and
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price loc and
zoe per bottle. AT LOOMS. a2beowly
Go to LOOMS grocery store. 18th and
Franklin avenue, FOR your castor machine oil.
lie has the best. iunel6tf
EmbroiderIes and laces on special sale at
one-fourth off at Ahrens' for one week only
. Recommending Monday, June 18th. tune1btl
The several buildings OF tue new cannery
are all under roof.
The presidents of the different schools
report their prospects for The coming year
much brighter than usual.
Work on the addition 10 Mrs. Niekells'
Home CO mmenced this week. This addition
will ado seven new rooms 10 the already
large building.
Judge John K. Ryland is having a portion
OF the wall around his residence removed
aud u new fence placed In position. 1t IL
quite an Improvement TO the looks OF the
place.
MISS Ellie Chiffon, OF Kansas City. has
openel y short hand school In the uppe
rooms of the Morrison Wentworth bank
building. She Is also u memhe Of the w
.t.- a.. -o.N ,,aa~ a,1 suf N afarf a
class in that institution.
One OF the employees Of the Mo, P. r. x. at
this place Is thinking seriously OF quitting
his Job OF twisting brakes in Missouri and go
ing to Nebraska where he Is almost certain
he can get u job Of ''twisting COW tails'' on
certain ranch In that state.
In our report OF Il A. s. we tailed TO men
sion one Of the modnlists, Miss Belle Gordon
There wss 4 tie between her and Miss Susie
HasseiI for the writing medal. gwen BY Miss
Bette Young, and q medal was awarded to
both these young ladies. Miss May Peak was
also awayded a certificate Of proficiency in
music.
Judge X. Ryland, who made the dedica.
tory speech Of the new Masonic Orphans
Home, st. Louis. last Saturday, received
from the entire press Of that city glowing en-
comiums upon the ability, eloquence and
pathos OF the address, and we learn II will
soon be published In full by the managers Of
tho Home for distribution among the frater-
nifty Of the state.
Two boys aged IL and 10 giving their names
NJ Chas. and Frances Frank and who claim to
have hailed from New Orleans, were ares
ted ut Mayview last Monday for burglarizing
the residence Of Mr.. Chas. Withers. They
had previously been to Alma and there bur-
glarized the residence Of q German gentle
man whose name we could not lesrn, and
secured notes. deeds, ETC., TO the amount oil
8s 900 dollars. which they hid under q log In
the woods, and q S35 watch chain which was
identified by the owner. Upon threats OF Sc
to the place where the things were bid
They were remanded To jail In default OF $500
bond each.
FaIrytew Heath OF the community gen.
orally good. Corn looking fine. Harvesting
b.Run. No deaths or marriages to chronicle.
Misses Bette aud Meta Thomas who have
been attending te Warreusburg Normal
school for the past ten months returned home
last week aud were gladly welcomed by the
home folks aud their msnY friends. Messrs
Zoe Lsuderdsle and Reed Klnkesd are now
furnishing the Lexington aud Odessa markets
with new potatoes. Miss BEETLE Porter Joined
her aunt. Mrs James A. Price, at Yelling
Ing last Monday evening and left en- route fol
1hsstk sencrss eiete association at Sweet
errasz ~ is,il. }esA eah 2pth. Rev. A. A
N fet< illtQtl - ei;yIew next Sabbath
fhe fla4t6 cI4< erIstic letter was re-
c,iyed Thts week from - .mmy Lyons" " he
u now sol turing 10 Kansas city. His many
f-iend. he c will he pleased to hear OF hi
tr.s1t prospects In the near future: mt. Ed
yeo.nis. enclosed you will find money order
q nay .ny a,sessemeut in the Farmers and
Mschan,ss' Mutual Aid Association. l think
1 will remtln In Ksusas CITY TIL next cleo
ton. ~ NV chances for congress are very
favorable ut :ois time, II I am not appointed
postmaster before then. / will surely yet ont
o. the Other 10 conclusion / send my re-
spects to. ] Ike Conner, John Reid, Johr
" sdden, Jim Gates and the balance Of ouI
10 Is. Yours. &c.. James G.. Lyons. 1871
% .tsge avenue. X ,nsas city.
Mrs. W. g.. Eggleston rece ntly had II lot Of
s.sttmp dirt" hauled from the old battle
grounds back Of G. r. q. to place In heI
n ,wer garden. The dirt wa spread around
Ire flowers sud last Friday evening she wa'
q ,terinu the flowers and discovered q gold
~6ye.dollar piece tnat had been dug out OF the
stpmp and scattered around with "tbe res
q; the dirt. The coin was very dirty and
looked rs II it had been buried for many
wears, but when washed resumed its nsIura
coo, and looks as II 1t had just been coined
II WAS mos, likely buried there during Oh,
Price, ulligan fight. The owner OF the
battle. field will have no trouble 10 getting
mis- ground plowed up now, a. the finding o.
this piece OF money will most likely send
large delegation Of gold hunters to tht
Place.
Mr.. Jas. wentworth was DESTROYS of COINS
10 Corder, wednesday. and Mr.. RObt. Davis
was desirous OF leaving for his regular com
lnercial trip and they waited two hours al
the depot for the frieghtitrain from the wesl
10 come in, which they had 10 do before the
train conducted by Mr.. Hiram Lewis could
have. The train from the west came; Mr.,
wentworth and ur. Davis were on the plat
fDrn. discussing civil service reform under
Hari ison; Mr.. Lewis train left; a foot race
ensLed ; the train. which Is a fast one, came
out FIRST; Bob Davis, second; Jim Wentw orth
shut out IN first heat; Mr.. Wentworth is
getting up q subscription TO buy Mr.. Lewis a
whistle for his freight cars; Mr.. Lewis is
looking for . small boy to follow Mr.. Went.
worth and Mr.. Davis around sud tell them
when to get on the train and which one TO
yes on,