The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
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SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Go to LOomis' grocery store. 18th ana
Franklin avenue. for your castor machine oil
He has the best, ~junel5tf
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and broch!tis' For
sale at LOomis' drug store. sleow
Cheapl Cheap! have just received a car
OF line Michigan salt, fresh from the mlne'
aud have smother one on the road, which
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
It. A. Loomis june22tt
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind.
s~ays:-"Both myself and wife owe our lives
to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale al
Loomis', Franklin ave, steow
For Sale Cheap:-Oue A No. 1, Bb brass
&ornet, and 1 Eb brass cornet, the former
without n blemish, but the latter slightly
bruised. Also one of the best brnss-rimmed
bass drums made, with cYmbals. Both COR
nets are of the celebrated J. Higham make.
Will sell one or I'LL dirt cheap. Also about
300 worth Of high grade band music which
will be sacrificed. Apply to f.. Allen, Jr In
telligencer Office. july6tr
Are YOU made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yell
low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer Ia a positive
cure. For sale at LOOMS. sleow
Go to Loomis' grocery store, 18th en-
Franklin avenue.f for your castor machine OIL
He has the best. tun2'ou
"Hackmetack-" q lasting and fragrant per,
fume. Price % and SOC. For sale at q. W.
loomis,. EranklI- eve, s1eow
Dl...e .HLoo-gg 4 haua SraI ra.aiuaH "a car
Of fine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
and have another one on the road, which l
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
ID. A, LOOMS. june22tt
sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
or YOU. At Loomis' drug store. a26oowly
For dyspepsia and liver complaint You
have q printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale at G.. W. LOOMS. s1eow
a nasal injector free with each bottle OF
an;ioh,s cs,arrh Kennedy. Price soc. For
Sals IL 81 II [ aomies s1eow
why wal yqE ospeh Nhen sAIloh's Cure
" &h9E 41ts4lste 1eIiefz 1EfRE lsss pee.s
IA 81. For sale y Loeanis sssrN
The rain last Tuesday e~geninEsaHe uisat
was of great benefit to the corn crop.
II you fail 10 attend the "Trades' CARNIVAL
next Monday night you Will ever regret it.
MIR. Philip Keller has opened n branch
store In Waverly. II is in charge OF Mr.,
John Rhodes.
Mrs. Mars Pomeroy had a valuable COW
killed on the railroad just west OF the TeVis
bridge. last Monday.
The decline in the markings OF the Their
net the past week have been a great
relief To sw clterinG humanity.
Lost While coming over the hill between
Wstton's coal hank and Central College. a
pair Of gold trimmed spectacless Finder will
be rewarded BY leaving with G. ii Barron.
We acknowledge the receipt OF + catalogue
OF the third annual fair OF the Carroll county
agricultural AID mechanical ASSOCIATION, TO be
held at CarrolltOn on Sept. l0th-l4th in
elusive.
We call especial attention to the adveI tise-
ment OF Mr. ID. Russell, on our Ind page.
RusseIrs reputation is too well established to
need commentator from anybody. He means
business this time. sure. Call and see him II
you want q vehicle OF any kind.
Last sunday Mr.. Geo. simmons turned his
team Of horses out to Craze on the hill near
the residence of Mrs. Cox, and sometime
during the day one Of the horses kicked the
other and broke its shoulder, nceessitaiing
the killing Of the animal. This is the
second horse lost bv Mr.. Simmons within a
year.
Mr.. N. Hearle has on his place near the
depot, In East Lexington, u cherry tree
from which one crop has been gathered this
year, but which is now In bloom again, win
a fair prospect Of another crop. Who says
LAFAYETTE coG4,y is not the greatest place Oh
earth?
Mr.. Casper Weaver fell over the perpen-
dlcul,r hiun, near the residence OF Capt.
Redd. In wnverly, last Tuesday night. but
escaped with slight injuries. This Is the see
ond time the same accident has occurred to
the same person. We advise a change of res
idence or less beer.
The enumeration Of school children, May
1889, as appears from the county clerks Ie-
port TO the state superintendent Is as follows:
Humber of white persons in the county over
c aud under 20 years of age. male, 4 ,0s2; fe-
male, 4.2O5; total. S.S27. Number Of cGlored,
same age, male, 592: female. 595; total, List.
Total male, 5,2ti; female, 4 500, total, 1904.
Lexington has long held an enviable repu.
tatIon q au educational center, both musical
and literary, aud wbv shouldn't she when
she II the home OF such musicians and musi-
cal authors as Professors Edouard Blltz and
vile. J.. r. Zeisberg, S. NJ. Boyer and Cbas.
Glmbel, Jr., and has such colleges as Went
worth Male Academy, Central Female COL
Iege, Eliza eth Aull Seminary and Baptist
Female College, beside her three public
schools?
AS the .iIttle bare foot" season is at hand.
saws an exchange. we are reminded that dur
ing this period we often hear OF one who has
stuck a ru .ty nall In his foot and lockjaw has
resulted thereform. All such wounds can be
healed without fatal cOnse quences following
them. The remedy il simple. 1t is only
necessary 70 Fmoke such a wound. or any
wound or bruise that is inllamed. "ith burn
ing wool or wooden cloth. Twenty minutes
In the smoke Of wool VII! take the pain out of
the worst case OF iDllamation arising from o
wound.
:. Tbe Prairie Flower; or 4 dventures IN the
Far Vest by EmerrOn Benton, just pub
ltsbed by L. b. Peterson h Brothers. p la
n+lDnlu. Ii luFiI ntN -hNf fSbh Us 'N9f
n a remarkable book. containing all The ele-
ments for present populsrity and enduring
fame We we'll remember the eaLerLess
with which 1.-THE prairie Flower was
Spnpht after and deyuured upon its first ap.
pear.nce. II is PUBLISHED at twenty five cents
A copy, and is for sale everywhere, or copies
viii be Sent. per mall. on RENTING price 10
the publishers
Kansas city Star, - n effort IS being
m tAe 10 ispe the Kansas City and Indepen-
, dence rand Transit company extend It's line
from independence 20 Sweet Springs-aT Gx-
/tepsIon .! about ~ffty.fiye miles. The road Is
standard guage and would traverse a fertile
part Of jackson. ! nfsyettc and Saline cOun-
tics. The prOpo irinn has been lull before
tbe nanageiee9t az ihe TOsd but no action
has been iHkfn. 4 special cor containing a
NUMBER Of capits'ists. principally St. Louis
men, visited Sweet Springs Sstu day ard
SUNDAY with an idea o. making improvements
70 cost about s1CNiOO0. It il proposed 10 con
struct an artificial lake ABOUT thirty acres In
area on the west side OF the Black water river
ami to build q large brick hotel and many
cottages. The Winner Investment Ompany
has purchased over & section OF land about
the Sweet Springs compsnY's grounds.
Last week we received with the com pill
meuts Of is author, Prof. Chas. Gimbel. Jr.,
a eopy OF his latest musical publication just