The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-29

For sale at c. W. Loomis'. sleow
Won made miserable by indigestion,
.constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite. yell
low skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. For sale at Looms. sleow
The crop OF raspberries is very abundant.
The wild roses and the June rise are both
here.
Wheat harvest commenced in earnest last
Crowds q pecpis Esisited the ''ship-yard"
!. la4f SnadAf. j.,
Hog sho'sra II EaElAg in several parts OF
this eoantf
fhe II. III. u. A. base ball nine was out at
Sportsman park practicing Tuesday eYnen-
Ing.
The regular meeting Of the W. @. I. u
will he held in the Baptist church on Tues-
! day July Ind at four O'Clock. All members
are requested to attend.
IA stitch in time saves nine,' and u wouIo
kponey in the county's treasury II tue
rShnty court would fix the wash in the ROAD
ut the corner Of Mr.. August Settings resi-
- dence.
The case of Jas. C. MeGrew and Others w.
the Mo. p. II. r., before The railroad com
mis- ioners. was stIll in progress In Kansas
CITY ~ we 90 to press. It will PROBABLY be
closed TODAY.
The young ladies' OF the German Evangel-
cal SUNDAY school will give u basket picnic
on the grounds north OF MIR. +. X. Neets'
July A, 1889. Refreshments of all kinds VIII
be served. All are cordially invited TO al
tend.
Mr.. Norman Crawford. "A brakeman on the
Missouri Pacific railroad and whose head
quarters are at tnlS place, had the two front
fingers of his right hand badly mashed while
counting ears at sweet Springs last Saturday.
He Is now at the Independence hospital.
when IA man p~layfully points a pistol or
gun at J gu, knock him down; don't STOP 10
iraI+tT6 whether il is loaded or not Dut
knock him down: don't be particular what
y YOU knock him down with, orlS do II thor
ASughly. r. a coroner's inquest must be heid'
let Il he ON the ulher ieilow-he won't be
W. 0bz Xtabref. OF our enierprlsins
ass. 81 ,.,t4S.f4 t5%m Of Teubuer - Aull,
sa44s.s 66t-3e3 us a box containing a
salail 9aenity ofrfpe fruit OF the following
varieties, all raised this year upon the farm
near this city: Apples. cherrios' req rasp-
berries, black raspJerrics, blackberries' reu
; currants, white currants, Strawberries anu
gooseberries. Who can beat II?
Mr.. Justice Miller, Of the supreme court oil
che United States viii contribute a paper uIon
+ his own state .IOwa,to Harper's Magazine ior
y July. INr. Miller's portrait, engraved from y
photograph, will form the Irontspiece. Mr.
~Gurtis, 10 the Easy Char, will furnish .
sketch OF Mr.. Miller. thus supplying the
omIs, ION Of u reference in the par er ON Iowa
] to, one of the chier men Of The state.
our city council woold put macadtm
whesc It will de the rost good and please our
clt,zens generally, they should put all rock
broken IN the calabo0se on Third street until
t,e foot Of Ir. sh town hill Is reached, ana adj
vedIse and eluti act nj once for macadamiz-
ing from Meyers house on Water street to
the bridge below rom Clark's coal mines
tbus Yiylug us a good road TO the ponton
bridge and ferry boat.
Mr.. John Craig, living on College hill. last
Monday left ut this oi1ce several branches GU
from hi. raspberry bushes which were a
souree ~ wonder to every one whO behelt
\; them. Thcyiwere literally covered with Der
y ries. We counted 20, y, and even - very
4 large berries upon some OF the branches
~ecafcely six Inches in length They were o
4 q Gregg variety aud several OF them meas
Agrea upssEds ot we inches in e''cum'er'
~ 3nls ,sz8s n ssUbber's Magazine is .
- 9si.4s.s,Fk f><<aa hpsnber; containing
"a. >o,6tiele sh1ff stories, four OF then
r,cbly Illustrated by such artists as Frederic
Remington. Robert Blum, and Chester
LooInis; and AN unusually exciting lnstal
menf az Mr.. steven>On's serial, THE Maste
A R.llaotrae,r ihe Illustration Of which iron
. drawing by william Hole, Is the fronts
.a,a 81 the number. There are also lnelud
~ me ,ecnnd article In the new electrical
series, and interesting poems.
Kansas Gus Star. 2Oth:-The ponton bridg
n. Lexington Is to he opened for travel with
In sixty DAYS unles~ the Work oil eoh''rnc
ton IS unexpectedly delayed. Lexington
population is 5000 aud expects to Increase I
10000 In . short time. : four colleges nay
tu.l eompInfed their most prosperous yea
ana the Impnrtunce OF It's coal Interests is ex
tending steadily. What the people OF Lex
iuxton want now, N )fe than anything e'se,l
nav raIIwiy time schedule which wi
make tbe tourney To OF from Kansas Cll
[r--.ytsae hour long. a.
. JG~reenton:-The bum OF the macbiDe' III
1 kr,,ck OF the sickle can he heard on All slue'
Skrhis IA indeed 4 week OF harvest'ng' In
fraud reunion has .lreadv begun 10 ne u
q ,,lk. and especially among the old soldiers
They are anticipating = Erdni time ie'
NJ the vounx folks assembled az Mr.. Emer
z .on,s IN pIay erpquet last Friday evening
NJ rtssas TilIIe Chamberlain, Jessie Burton
4 I1o,a and Alma Christy, and Messrs. rbarli
and Wash Johnson, wine Emerson III
4 Jimmie Raglsnd. Remember vohrs 'oiks u
4 your desire to visit Mrs. Emerson oiten' u
moi impose on her goodness. Miss May
aebooI will close Friday. Miss Merlle Bea
has been very sick, but IL improving hr
ahuv IL thought to be some better, she ha
..rva attack OF neuralgia. Call and ST
z lat Mr.. Howard keeps IN his new store.
Jno. K, Burden OF this city has Teeen'
= a,ocesstulIy conducted a law SUIT to RI
A .over a large body of land in Arkansas, b
.I,en, heinq a resident OF Pine Bluffs, in thi
a,o,a For his fee be received q share OF tn
1.,d and recently sold u portion thereof Il
40 h0O cash, leaving still in his possessio
~ the most valuable part. We are glad
. ahrouicle his success in this case, for 1t was
very difficult one, reaching back into WIS
Z shines, and Mr.. Burden informs US his clleI
was really a much injured man who had bee
wronged while absent from home bat who's
legal claims had been Utmost totally oblite
sted by the party holding possession.
course Mr.. Burden is somewhat elated nj
only by his success In the case whereby
wrong has been rigbted, but also IN so 500
receiving returns from the sale Of a part
the land received for his fee.