The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-13
OTrIcIe ! County Paper.
SHORTS.

constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price 10c and
Zoe per bottle. At Loomis'. a25eowly
The finest line Of corn planting machinery
ever brought to this market, for sale by Il.
W. Kruse, AT Hlgginsville. mcb2Sm3
New Persian gimps. passamenteries and
band trimmings to match all the new color
ing 10 dress goods, at Ahrens'. aprl3tf
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For
sale at Loomis', Franklin ave. a25eow1y
Everybody avail himself or herself Of the
''spring bargains" now offered. See Ahrens'
new ad. apr13tf
Itch, mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human or animals cared in thirty minutes bv
Wcoliord's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by G. w. LOOMS. druggist. Lex
ington, Mo. mar10y1
A splendid line of table linens, towels,
crashes, bleached and unbleached muslins,
of which will be sold at a reduction OF %
per cent. Come at once II you wish to save
money, ut Ahrens'. aprl3tf
Many fields of wheat are now high enough
to ''hide a rabbit"
The Missouri river is reported by pilots to
be unusually full OF snags and logs.
The steamer Benton which plies the Mis-
souri, river this season between st Louis and
Rocheport 10 commanded by Capt. Geo. G..
Keith.
The finishing touches have been put on the
freshly painted front of the Lexington Saw
ings Bank and the building now presents a
cosy appearance.
ma N ..l n onanou hrnhtuht 2R1 Oh nj rho
meeting on Friday night OF last week. Mr..
w. r. Kerdolff, Jr., was the successful
bidder and will Immediately build a residence
for himself In College Place.
Mrs. .Jno. McCabe, who lives In Estill
Heights, submitted to q very critical opera
ton last Tuesday IN the removal Of an abscess
from her right side. She Is being attended
BY Drs. Mcdonald and Crist, who report her
dong as we'll as could be expected.
We have heard considerable complaint In
regard 10 the behavior Of two boys, last sun
day night. at one OF the churches. For
shame, boysl II you cannot behave your.
selves when In church, stay away, and there
by preserve your own regulations and that
OF your parents. It. is the heighth OF i'll
breeding to disturb Il congregation while en-
gagged In worship and is also against the law.
just issued from the press the following
two brilliant and beautiful compositions for
the piano by the well-known composer, Chas.
Gimbel, Jr.. Of this city :-Pharsphrase de
Concert, ''Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer -
75c; Transcription Brillante. "How Can 1
Leave Thee" 75c. These brilliant compost
lions will be sent to any address, postpaid on
receipt OF price. Address, Chas. Glmbel ,Jr..
Lexington, Mo.
MAYHEM school :-scho sarship-Rena Pat
terson, Efie and Minnie Wilson .Bulab Boon,
Ellis Drummonds. Mary stuedle, Irene Major
Georgia. Jessie and Mora Tracy, Clarence
and Maurice Jones. Pearl and Myrtle Fin
nell, Bette MeElroy, Bertha Smedle. Ray
moud Joslin, Maud Mathews, Bessie and
Agnes Bradley, Pearlie Wind, Florence Will
son, Carrie Oliver, John Marshall, Mollie Nc
Calister. Honor roll Mora Tracy, Maud
Mathews. Besaie and Agnes Bradley, Pearlie
Vim, Florence Wilson, Carrie Oliver,
MolHe 3fecaIister.
FaIrview :-Mr. and Mrs. A.. q. Campbell
attended Presbytery at Odessa last week.
Miss Belle Edmonds, of Lexington, is the
guest Of Mrs. John Thomas this week. Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Mabry were at Presbvtery last
week. Mrs. j. s. Thomas went 10 Presbytery
i&sf estnrdar. X1.G. n Thomas went to
ss. .. ! s'''' Rev. 's b B
y. Thon1e epf dsa<tsser> a Post Oak, John
4 con county, were visiting relatives In the
n~eIghborhood this week. Mrs. j. II. Wool
dreg, OF BoonvIlle, is at her fathers, Mr.
Cyrus Osborn, this week. Mr.. Y. f. Mas
terson was visiting in the neighborhood OF
Pleasant Prairie last Sunday evening.
A party of sereDaders, composed of Messrs
Evan Young, Ernest NcCausland, Woo
Young, Walter Waddell, Sam Hays. Game
Goodman and Ben ireland, engaged the val
liable services of The lightning tooth eXtrac'
tors Italian harp picker last Tuesday night
and serenaded their several girls around town
beside making a trip to each Of the female
colleges. Although they were unable I,
awake part OF the favored ladies from thei
deep dream OF peace. nevertheless they sue
ceeded In gathering Il cart load (more or less
OF bouquets aud cards. SOM OF the ladie
having to throw the latter named to thos,
who did them honor. on account of the bou
quets having faded while waiting for tb
serepadsrs u come slong and they felt u he's
s4S5<sl1z<f<1&zs - Rithered lowers. TIL
&6<a t;zo&|4 1s<i %Af5ier In the evening mex
<5<t<. ~ E4<f mail hours approach
ed sbs bows sbrned their attention towar,
the dividing of the spoils, and being ,inabI
70 decide who was entitled 10 first choice
sat down on the curb stone and proceeded t.
s'shOot craps'' for the choice. Who were tn
lucky ones we are unable 10 state.
Corder schooI:-Friday, March 30. th
school closed with public examinations |
tue forenoon snd exercises IN the afternoon
In which the greater part OF the school partl
cipated. The final examinations show rapI
advancement aud thorough work IN ever
department. The examinations occupies
two days, and the patrons OF the school tina
felt an interest and pride In It's progress
dropped in to see how every thing WIS clos
ing up. They expressed themselves salts
fed, anil there Is no doub. but that the pu pi
did Themselves ere lit and reflected great ere
dit upon their instructors. In the Afternoon
large crowd from the immediate and neigt
boring districts. assembled to witness tn
closing excl cises. 1t was evident from th
present that they anticipated a plea
SAINT aftern00Hft- anu from Inc REMARKS {
msny Of them, we judge chat their hlghei
expectations we're realized. In such q larq
school, 1t was impossible Tor all to be Cerfec
iy drilled, but many Of them s~howed"whert
in their natural talent lay" and taken all
all. the exercises were above the averag
Those pupils that passed through their ca
aminations and final duties so well. shout
only strive In the future to exceed their pa
record. To the teachers, we extend OF
1Szrty congratulations upon their sucee'
during the past year, and hope they ma
have many more Of the same. This has bee
- ole OF the most felicitous and prosperol
wears ia the annals OF the Corder schoo
Prot. Burton stated that he had estabIishe
an "honor roll" In the advanced department
and the following have been on the honor re
the entire year Edna Carthrae, AM
Groves, Lafayette Groves, Dora Haas. Jod
Hackley, Emma Liese, Ida Liese and will
S,dnor Anna Groves led the honor r.
three months, Edna Carthrae, and Flo
Frerking one month and Willie Sydnor, tv
months. The following nave been Meth
sbsent nor tardy during the entire teri
advanced department: Jodie Hackley ,Emn
I.iese, Ida LIese, Willie Sydnor and viii
Wilmot. intermediate department: EllaHai
Clara Haas. Primary department: Liz
Dean. Nellie Dean. Henry Frel and Fetch