The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-05-04

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, Of Bourbon Ind,
ssys:-"Both myself and wife wv our lives
to shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale nj
Loomis'. Franklin ave. sleow
All the new colorings and new effects sean
be found at Ahrens'. In French sstines d
Scotch zepbyrs. Scotch Ringhams and wssu
fabrics at bargain prices. aprlatf
Mrs. s. p. Arnold solo Its attention OF the
ladies to her stock OF latest summer styles In
bonnets, hats and flowers. also notions aad
hair goods. 1t
Help the fire ladies achieves good library,
See additions to Winsor and y. Ben Rus
sell . real estate list for sale.
Me>srs. Geo. Clark and Wat Aull shipped
a car load of hogs to Kansas City Monday.
Wanted-A good, reliable. single horse,
safe for a lady 10 drive and not too young.
Inquire here.
When your property Is in danger Of burn
help. aud all their work Is done for nothing.
Now recipfocats ) llltle b. donating to them
H*eS&a .EIf ',tkocf caasket, May l.-Dress.
"a ~ ma 2lfpf5n8 steers. 90 5O@s4 OBJ;
aftie'SoSss % IS@ss; stockers and feeders,
% COG 70 35; native helfers. % 6O@s2 90.
Hogs-$4 sO9Y4 473.
The contract for building q new ferry boat
at this place has been let. A pontoon bridge
and a ferry boat won't work well together.
but we hope to see the new boat built in case
anything should happen and We could not get
the bridge.
The remains of Msude E., daughter OF
Hiram and Allie Lewis, who died here Sept.
,25. 1882. aged 10 months. were removed to
sedalia last Monday to be buried BY the side
OF her brother, who died In sedslia on Thurs.
day OF last week. aged two vesrs.
Mr.. Benz. Vaughan. OF Dover township.
was In the city Thursday and called on the
Intelligencer. He says his wheat IL waist
high, bis peas are In bloom, he will have
Irish potatoes next week, that ..the twins
are all right" and invites the whole town
down to his place to eat peaches.
Richmond Rsyite:-Frsnk RemelIus re.
ceiyed notice from the custom house In New
York City, to forward % to pay duty on II
gold watch chain. which was willed to
him by q relative IN the old country. . . .
We have before Us q copy of the Barber
county Index Of which W. G. Musgrove,
formerly OF Lexington, 10 publisher. 1t con.
tains 40 sheriff sales, which would indicate
that there are a few forced sales In that sec
ton.
Second Ward chcol:-Scholarship-2nd
and Sd grades, Katie Trail. Meta Primer,
Maggie Mitchell, Bessie La Bertew, Chatham
Landlord, Algie Smith, Morris Kramer; Alb
and 9th grades. Lena Ruppel, Emma Weis.
Maud Graham Herman Jordan, Kirby Lyons,
Lawton Gordon. Rudie Schaefermeyer. Mag
gle Bertsch. Lindsay Price. Anne Hoffman;
9Th grade. John Welsh. Dennis Studjard.
Harry Nagel. Josephine McClintic. Sarah
Vogt, AddIe Wilker, Annie Ruppel, Florence
Hall. Honor roll-2nd and 3D. grades, Willie
Welsh. Fannie Mitchell, Katie Trail. Alkaline
Taylor, Me. Primer. Chatham Landlord,
Algle Smith, Morris Kramer; 4th and 9th
grades, Emma Weis, MAUD Graham. Lindsay
Price. Annie Hoffman, Maggie Bertsch 9Th
grade. Florence Hall. Addie WiIker, sarah
vogt. Harry Nagel. Dennis studdard.
The reporter made an informal visit to the
newly fitted I'D rooms of the East Lexington
Fire Co., last Monday night. Everything
was found to be In the best of order, IL g
floor has been newly carpeted, new paper
put upon the walls. curtains and pictures
hung, new tables and chairs have been sup
piled and. In fact. they have as neat room
rs is 10 be found I'm almosta any place. Their
next endeavor will be to secure a library.
As the members have necessarily had to pay
a pretty heavy personal assessment In order
to fix up their rooms. they can hardly afford
TO 6uy q good library and any books or sub
scriptions, periodicals or papers that the
citizens mty donate will be most thankfully
received by them. Who will help them !
These boys are all good-nstured fellows and
should your house catch fire would work
very hard to save 1t for you and ask nothing
In return. Show your appreciation of their
efforts to protect your property by donating
o. least one book.
Mr.. EDIToR,-Permit me to oall the attep.
ton OF the council to the fact that from 18th
Tor Main Crosse. on Main street, to 18th Cor
CoIleRe) street,on the south side Of the street,
that curbiug Is down and guttering for two.
third OF the way. that the city has put down
at considerable expense and payements are
badly needed. In bad weather all are forced,
from College and Main streets to cross and
go over to Franklin street to get down tow d,
as there Is no pavement on the north side OF
Main street. nor can there be, owing to the
condition of the street on that side. Again,
on the north side Of Main street, from 10th to
18th street, curbing has been put down, as
also on South street from 18th to 10th. See
that the owners put down payements, and
that at once. II new ordinances are needed
to do It. then pass such as will stand. such
as can be enforced, and II need be let the
city put down the pavements and bring suit
for the cost OF them. Look after the pave.
ments that need repairing on South street
and have pavements put down on the north
side Of South street between 18th and 1871
streets. The curo!ng was put down severa
years since. Wherever there IL good CURLING
and no paysneeis.h .ys shsu paradown
E<oxs1rssH6s Ul6n
b. ~ A!ea I1 VIM tsz sbfIne; blu,
hchf1 fheyf sdffl *s~~hippo6rwiii song;" and
are looking forward to the fu!tillment o
their wish. The hooking bird Is with u.
again, and selected for Its perch the tallesl
tree and entertsins himself by echoing the
chirps Of the many birds In the woods. April
Is the month OF showers, and well 1t has full.
filled Its mission this time. Had It not beer
for the rain the farmers would have hsd
their corn planted; ZONE few nave taker
advantage Of the few suitable days we've had