The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-08-03

75e per bottle. AT LoOmls'. a|'eo"i'
Cheapi Cheap!! / have just received a car
OF tine Michigan salt, fresh from the NINE
anh have another one on the road, which 1
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
IL. A. LOOMS. june2zti
For lame hack, side or chest, use shi:oh's
Aparus Plastnrs P:iC 2oc. At Loomis'.
Why win van suffer with dyspepsia an
ifstr eomplAtns2 shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
abtoea to enfa YOU. II Loomis' drug store
snilhb'g casasfli a~rmedx-a positive cure
fsr catssrb. dspasbesia and eanker-mon'h'
For sale at @. W bs6ph slsSw
Mrs. Arnold oftsrs Aer vsesk "a s'satned
- aud hats at co.. fotfaiFtS eaSs snss.
%se desires to close on. her suEnmss stpsh
preparatory to fall trade. pez
Hardware, tinware, glass and china ware
"a being sacrifice at +. Morath's, In East
Lexington, as II is his intention to retre
from business.
For Rent-The front room over Z. ".
IndwiO,s iewelry sore. Apply TO +. IL.
Haerle. "
The gas house Is receiving u coat OF paint,
Davis Creek Grange meets to-day at =
O'CLOCK D. m.
work at the cannery viii commence about
Monday. July 12th.
The skeletons of dead kites banging to the
telegraph wires are Numerous about town.
:. MIR. j. II. Moreland will build q Sl,Ooo
pitage on his lot recently purchased on
-aaklln avenue. Work will probably be
commenced next week.
Dr. Hartfiel. Of the Liebig World Dis
penssry OF Kansas City. Is at the Commercial
hotel sna win rssHasn there Tor tue next two
wsSks. So xafsssSement elsewhere.
abeeySin.ss II Kentuekian local insti-
tpti oa. 6offss&st iissaush Virginia from En-
pfand-nCounty Court Dav"-wili be traced
BIS the picturesque pen OF James Lane Allen
In Harper's Magazine fer August Inc aru-
Gle will be Illustrated.
Mr.. VIM. u. hitehell is building Tor MT. J..
M rsth, on the place recently purchased nv
the after from MIR. Geo. Cairon just north Of
this e,ty. a fine ,wo-s,ory frame house to cost
8 $4,000. Water works have been run out
there aud The. house will be fitted up with
bath rooms aud all modern con eriences'
An exchange remarks that all burglars are
!. L. ,e9y notified not to pay US any visits win
he expectation of getting any money. III
Mi1H~$egant our money thev must call on our
dIbefs. Thi, Is about the situation II
nearly all country newspapers, their money
Is all IN The hands Of their patrons ana no
difference how hard the editor may beg 10 be
paid what Justly belongs to him, they seem
to think he is only joking about the matter
Elder Geo, EiAtteBbuTg conducted the
tledicatory services OF the new Christian
church nj Boonyille last Sunday. The Chris
t,au church choir, of Marshall, which has
oai,e an extensive reputation, was present
and lend lie singing. This choir Is composed
of Messrs. J ~. Patterson and j. W. Bryant
and Mesdauies G. H.. Vanstone and X. Z.
Huryey. The first named gentleman, Mr..
Patterson, Is well-known in this city. Miss
Mamie Meet, OF Sedalia.a niece Of the Messrs.
Meet. OF this city, was the organist.
AT the foot OF renth street last Monday we
noticed nine calaboose ~convicts ksrd at work
breaking rock with which to nacadamize
Water street. james Gates and Horace Hall
were among them. Walker Riding was also
there, and there to stay this time, rs he has a
nice little bracelet with q fob" chain and an
! IRON bangle weighing twelve pounds attached
10 his neat little ankle. He says the weather
Is ..too id hot TO carry that thing mp and
down that hill" but as he has betrayed the
confidence of the officers once they fesr 10
take IL Of.
Rev. w. B. Palmore. OF Independence, was
In the city Friday night OF last week, having
come here with the intention OF Masking ar.
engagements for the Improvement OF Central
Female College, but finding The conditions OF
a proposition made by him not having been
complied with he returned home Saturday
morning. lie was met st the depot by the
Intelligencer reporter. who found him to be
the excellent, cbaritably Inclined Christian
gentleman he had always heard him to De.
In a conversation In regard TO the Indifference
manifested by citizens Of Lexington and La
fayette county IN regard 10 the schools, lie
ia friend OF mine aud myself have
A..sreed that IL the citizens OF Lexington and
Lafayette county would raise the sum OF
$1,000 for the Improvement OF the Central
College grounds that we would donate a like
sum for the same purpose. l came down
here last nigh: prepared TO comply
win our part Of tue agreement aud
ar really to have the work commenced
immedtstsIy, but lind that your citi
zens have not lone anything toward COM
plyinR vito tns part proposed for them to do
aud | am now on nv way bone consIueraole
dt.arpointei with them. The way l look q"
this matter, and The way your business peo-
nie should do Is this: BY placing $1,000 In
improyements on the college grounds at least
twenty i've more young ladies will be IN
d,.sd To come here to school. hut for the sake
OF argument and to place the number within
reasonable bounds ! will say ten. The ladies'
so induced to come here will spend on an
average Of at least 500 with YOUR merchants,
brIngtng 10 your town during tho school year
600 that would otherwise go elsewhere
pesIds4 this, he 81 00O proposed TO De 40
n,,sd by myself AMI friend Is money from the
ou,side that il to be spent amongst your
mechanics and lsbOrers and will only CONF
80 ,ndsx~ The conditions named. The In
ducement before mentioned Is not a Tempo
r.rv one. but will ever stand az a means OF
h,invinp This same number of young ladies TO
this Mace from year TO year, and each term
leaving another $1,000 amongst your mer-
chants, The 81 900 myself and friend pro-
pose to donate will never benefit us one
mite. financially, and II two OF US, who have
No business interests here whatever, can Al
Cord tn give this amount. surely a county like
LAFAYETTE, with a population OF about $780,
;s0 live, go-ahead people can afford to give a
t,La amount when IL is for their own good
and that of no one else. The proposition
still stands open aud we are ready at ANYTIME
: 10 v,.ce the money amongst you" The truth
of these statements cannot be denied II
viewed from an unpretudiced standpoint and
we hope our citizens will think this matter
over carefully and give It the encouragement
4. deserves. What is trne Of Central Female
College Is.equslly true as regards all our other
schools. The mtngagers Of EIiza'eth AuIl
Seminary are now making every endeavor to
raise the sum Of 50 900 for the Improvement
OF their building and grounds under a some
Whist similar proposition. Every dollar so
expended will return to our merchants and
business men ten-fold in a very short time
and The improvements will ever stands Ms an
1nducemsnt 10 bring pupils here to receive
their education, patroDize our mel chants and
serve as q monument to mark their thrift
had enterprise