The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-06

want of use. Apply at this office. jl9t
The finest line of corn planting machinery
ever brought to this market, for sale 10y e.
W. kruse, al Higginsville. mch23m3
For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale at G. W. Loomis'. s1eow
Sleepless nights made miserable by thst
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IS the remedy
or vOu. At Loomis' drug store. a25eowiy
New goods; call and see them, at Ahrens'.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and brochitis. For
sale at Loomis' drug store. sleow
Good houses TO rent are scarce.
The river Is on a boom and has risen seven
feet this week
There are TO be two stallion shows to-day.
one at Dover, and one at HiggtnsvIlle.
The fine-Jersey c,w Of Mr. ID. Shewalter
was accidentally killed this week by being
choked to death by u rope halter tied around
her peck.
ISst-March 49, on Franklin avenue. a
b,s ak Grape veil. Finder will please leave 1t
" i,h Mrs. Doc McGrew, at corner of 10th
and Main streets.
Over $1,000 has been subscribed toward the
capital stock of the new opera house com
pany. Nothing more will be done until the
plans are drawn, which not be long. IL Is
almost an assured fact that we will get u
decent opera house now.
Mr.. L. W. Abendroth has traded the lot he
recently purchased of Mr.. NJ. j. Cbinn. be-
.on. tT.A a,A IQth atraatu IN ErunElin
avenue. to Messrs. Chas. and viii LOOMS,
taking two lots In College Place as part OF the
consideration.
Messrs. G.. p. and Jas. A. Drace have sold
their interest in the Lafayette Coal Co.. to
Messrs, Calm n Samuels, OF Kansas City, and
WIN. #. Kerdoli, Jr., Of this city. The
Messrs. Drace will soon leave for Oklahoma,
where they will probably embark in BUSH
ness. We wish them wealth, health and
happiness wherever they my go.
The corner stone Of the Missouri Valley
College will be LAID with appropriate cere-
monies, at Marshall, Missouri, on Wednes-
day. April 10Th 1855, under the auspices OF the
Synods off he umberlaUdP Presbyterian church
Of the four states, Colorado, Nebraska. Kansas
and Mo This Is an institution of learning with
an endowment Of $780, 900, lately located BY
the Synods Of the above states. at Marshall
The speakers invited and expected TO be pre-
sent and deliver addresses are Gov. ID. X
Francis, Rev. w. II. Black, st. Louis; Hon
Ken. Ryland, Lexington; Rev. DIR. j. b
Mitchell, Kirksvilie; Prof. Geo. L.. Osborne
warrensburg; Prof, A. R.. Taylor of Kansas
DR. E. d. Pearson, Louisiana; Prof. Il. Il
Spencer and Rev. J. L. Shary. Marshall.
Mrs. Thomas Wernwsg just after stepping
on from the back porch of the new resi-
dence on College street last Wednesday eve
ming slipped on some crushed corn that had
been thrown to the chickens and fell. TIL
ground at that place is very slanting and wa
mostly what caused the fall. When she fel
her right shoulder struck the ground aud dis
located II, but the most injury was done I
- her right hip, the neck of the bone beini
broken and the hip being dislocated. ID
Russell was called Immediately and the dis
locations were set. DIR. Cooley was tele
Rraphed for and arrived here Thursday morn
ing, when a re-examination was made OF th
wounds, and the dislocation reset. Mn
wernwag rested well Thursday night an
was doing well ut noon Yesterday. She wi
Do connneu Y " ooup'e Va - -
anu WI" peipap ""
balance Of Der life.
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lett ior ner hoHe HeAinEloh' "ouu"S eve
ming, much to the regret of her many FRIEND
here. all OF whom nope she VIII soon repe'
4 her vIsit TO US. Mr. John meyer was hel
vine nrst OF iAst week snaA'ns nauuS WIN Il
many irlends mere W. auu "ls' 'a"'
Brand left las sunday mornlng t0r shtA
fueky Haerp +nff 5,}-e*e"< $500 +*r+<
@+4 <*tt't '5Ip2< *@2>+ 49,
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several 1f{t H,tN fAaAtltSt tn Sttse1"t "
nfst o. stne7Week. me sehoo' eiect'
Tuesday u seven mCnshs 9cnoCi was 'o'e
ana Mr. Geo Sydnot was 'e-eiec'eu u'eo'
Tor the next three years MISS "o"o''
harri5on ieit 'or nel no"o' "'n' -"
ing. Inc iriehus u MT anu M's """'
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win tnem over tue loss D '"e'r "tt.o ~
ana only chiu' It''e rr'hh WIN ue"
memoraneous Group St"eu"esuaS "oin'
ater an Illness OF oh'y d 10" uaSs' LII
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ana a-ha'I years ine 'u"i VI M pa
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one OF us chiIureh prep"'eu WHATEVER VIC
she thought best Tor 'he occas on anu MI
1t was bro igbt tOgelber on that Jay. IL W
10 quantity ahd unsurpassed IN qnllity VI
variety. IL WAS lndeed grahu Iea7t' ana
was duly appreciated anu Wen enjoyed oV
present. Inc Ola gen''elnah koe" noun
OF their Intentions until they began TO III
things around about the mousse hr. SlnNh
has beeu married twice, and Is the father
ffeen children; two Mesd'mes Hogan a
Greed by his first wife the others Ivy us Ia
Thirteen OF them are living; they are al N
ried but one and HI but one are tIVl"S
farms In Lnt1yette county gwen 10 thetn
their IAtber' TbsFe are Ior'y'nVe aTfh
children, ani four great.granl-chiihfe
Uncle Henry adopted q wise pan lie q
mluistered on his own est'te' d's'r''n'l
his property among Ms chiIhren' pFoVii
than with DlPlaAnt homes. anu Wnen nN