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m industrious young Chicago Eng
li5h,uan is not to De outionc by the ladies
in the preaent fur craze. Being EN-
ploycl By 4 firm At hestock yard where
rodents arc gigantic and plentiful, this
young man engaged ia the capturc of the
pests, aud after securing some choice
specimens Le had the skins tanned and
dcxterou4ly piccci together, after which
they were converted into a vest. \
beautiful vest it is, too, aud the wearcr
being ENGLISH il perfect propriety IS
never questioned.
- Gay, Dobbins, old fcl, where did
you get the vcst!' asked one Of his
cronics til" other night.
"Aw,- from 'omc, We know; latest
thing in W~aistcoats III London, me
boy 80 dtcago Times.
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A 80 so Paper For S1.75.

The YoCTH's COMPANION gives 80 much Tor
the small amount that 1t costs 1t Is no wonder
il is taken already in nearly Half q A1ulon
Families. With its fine paper and besutlIul
illustrations, its Weekly illustrated supple
seems as if the publishers could not do enough
TO please. BY sending $i.75 now you LAY oo-
tain it free to January, and for 9 full year
from that date to January, 1892 Address
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All are entitled to the best that III err morey
VIII buy. so every family should haze. ~ once
a bottle OF the best family remedy, Syrup o.
rigs TO cleanse the system when c~ostIveo or hl.
lons' For sale in 5oc. aud 81 bottles Is al.
leading druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-13
How Timothy Got Its Name

Timothy grass takes its name from
Timothy Hanson, a farmer of Maryland,
who brought it into general notice a. q
hay grass after he had cultivated 1t ex-
tensively for his own use for years.
Timothy came from Europe, but just
when no one knows.
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STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO. ..
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRAME j. CHENEY makes oath that be is tn
senior partner of the firm Of FL. CHENEY q
Co. doing business IN the City Of Toledo,
rnunty and State aforesaid. and that said
l4n will pay The sum OF One Hundred Dollars
for each ard every case of CATARRH that can
not be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRAME J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day Of December, A D., 1885.
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t--l Notdrp Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
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: Zee.
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BROWNS Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Biliousness and General Debility. Gives
Strength, aides Digestion, tones the nerves
crea tes appetite. The best tonic for Nursing
Mothers, weak women and children.
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SEAWEEl
TONIC
Il Positive Cure for


And all Disorders Of the Dr.
gestive Organs. Its likewise
. Cor.oborasivs or Strength
enin2 Medicine, and may be
taken With benefit in Gil cases
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Druggists Price, 800 per bot.
tie. DR.. Schencks New Book
ca Lungs, Liver AMI Stomach
maalsa free Address,
o. .J.h.Schsack & Son, Phi;a
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Live leisurely unless you are anxious to
die in a hurry.
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STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO. / 90

Sunday Is the f~avorite wedding cay il
ID England
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Timber. Mineral, Farm Lands and Ranches
In Missouri. Kansas, Texas and Arkansas,
bought and sold. Tyler & Co., Kansas City, Mo.
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70 change the nane and not the letter i
ciitnge for worse and not for better.
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MALARIA cured and eradicated from the
system by Browns Iron Bitters, which en-
riches the blood. tones the nerves, aids digee.
ton. Acts like a charm on persons In general
Ill health. giving new energy and strength
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PURELY
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AnoABSOluIElY SAFE.

For Sale by all Druggists Price Is cn
per tox; 5 boxee for 65 cts or eent By
mail. postage free, on receipt Of price
DR.. ]. Il. Schenck b Son Philadelphia, Pa
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Lee Was Chinese eadache Cure. Harm
less in effect, quick and positive in action.
Sent prepaid on receipt of 81 per bottle.
Adeler 81 Co.'s Wyandotte ST., Kansas City Mo
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Do You Ever Speculate z

ANY person sending US their name and ad-
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TO a fortune. Benz. Lewis q Co.. Security
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
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i'ridle the appetite with reason and save
the stomach
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When a man cannot have what he love
he must love what he has.
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s n T.. ~
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SuLmOMiG
syrup

1t IL pleasant - sh. .a-'A.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF CENTURY

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Woman, her diseases and their treatment"
A valuable iilu.trttet book Of -eventS-two
PAGES free, on receipt Of II cts. for cost OF mail
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BAGGY KNEES. G E1s,11y r.nt H sat.'ens2.

lInME STUD Y. bookkeeping, Business Forms
WINK Penmanship Arithmsdc,S Shorthand, otn.
. thoroughly taught by MAI. Circulars froA
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24
WHAT is A KISS?

All, who can tell? Surely if any,
thing in the world "goes without say
Ing' II is & kiss, and, the more one a Y
the further II seems removed from
the true comprehension of the idea.
Viewed In the calm light of reason, n
kiss is rather All absurd, rather a disa-
greeable, certainly a very extraordl-
nary proceeding. The people set their
mouths against each other, contract
and press their lips together and emit a
sound varying from the explosion of a
toy pistol to Il faint sibilatiOn or u gen
tie conclusion.
Why, now, should any one have hit
upon this strange performance as all
expression OF affection? Was il an un.
born instinct of humanity, like eating
or looking at ones reflection in .'mir-
rored pools?' Did Adam kiss Eve and
did she understand what he was at
tempting, or did she fancy no was
about to eat her?
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To School Teachers.

The Missouri State Teachers association
Will convene at Sweet Springs, June 26. and
continue in session three days. last year il
was largely attended and was a grand sue
cess. IL Is estimated that this year there will
be IN attendance ut least 800 teachers. Last
year the attendance from Lafayette county
was larger than that OF any other county in
the state with but one exception. Let M
make Lafayette the banner cOnnty this wear.
IL teachers residing in the remote parts of
the state can't afford to attend, cannot we AT
whose very doors the association il heidi Al
excursion rates the fare will re Il mere trI1e.
Good hotel accommodations at only 81 80 per
day. Those who have attended heretofore
cannot be induced to remain away. You who
have never attended, make up your minds 10
be present ut the approaching session, 10
minglc with the 500 men and women who
are earnestly engaged in the same calling rs
yourselves. Attend and hear the words of
wisdom that will be spoken by Coleman,
Osborne, Norton, Blanton, Greenwood, Laws,
Bahlmann, Campbell and scores of others.
What you will see and hear will exbiIcru,e
you. The water and the recreation will in-
yigorate you. Shall we meet YOU lhcreY
G. ID. RAGLAND.
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Withdrawal.
LEXINGTON, No., Ma

L~ExINGTON, No., May % 1890.
EDITOR INTELLIGENCER Through the
columns of your paper desire to announce
my withdrawal from the race for representa-
tive. A decent respect tor the wishes and
opinions OF my friends demands that ! should
give my reasons. Without perhaps properly
considering the matter | WAS induced to
enter the race because | thought that the real
and Unmibed demOc. 'aey Of Lafayette county
desired u man to represent them In The next
legislature, who, regarding all other consul
erations ~ OF minor importance, would vote
for Geo. @. Vest for w.. $ senator, believing
that In that position he could and would
assist In the enactment Of such national
legislation as would benefit the agricultural.
lists OF the west. Again, u careful inyestlga-
ton Of the matter has convinced me that
there Is q Glars OF voters IN the democratic
ranks In this count thai demand one Of their
kind and calling for the position Of represent
tatIve aud who have determined to vote for
none other And again, ] lind that the
sentiment against long tenure IN Office has
become so strong with another element In
thP dPmOcratlo party that they have deter
mind that no man who has received the
Endorsement OF his party more Than twice
shall eyer be chosen again TO fll Nh Office Of
trust, honor or profit. with profound graft
tpde 10 my friends IN tails county, who from,
NV boyhood have known and trusted me and
Tor kindly notices | have received from the
press ~ different portions OF the state. | am,
very respectfully, j. ID. CONNER.
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b. F. G. Commencement.

Tho following is the programme Of the
commencement exercises OF the above named
school, which will be held in IIagen's opera
house, Monday evening, June o.
PART FIRST.
Prayer.
Chorus: "Itose Waltz, Pensche,
Chorus Glass.
flaho duet: La Donna del Lago,".. -. Vilbac
Misses II. and L.. Underwood.
Vocal solo: "Stella Valso," ......... Faure
Miss Birdie Wallace.
d-kssay PURPOSES, y. -. t.....,
, Miss Annie McGill.
violin duet. "Capriue, )" Norz
Misses Wallace and Richardson,
Quartetle: "Ye Spotted SNAKES, ,McFarren
Misses Lyme, sutton. Richardson and Jewell.
Essay: 'The Broom ''"'"'
MISS Eerta isIGhardson.
neEitalLohn .;;......'....-.By the Mcdalisr
Miss Maria Hawkins.
NoIoneS'Tai parts played on II second piano.l
PART sECoNp.
Vocal solo: IA fGrs O lIn,p World
Miss Mabel Lyme.
Essay; "Man. u Builder, 49,.
MISS ltebecca Underwood.
"C0ncerto in q Minor. MnLdeIs.hor
Miss AIicn Ieak.
IorcnestrGi parts PLAYED on Il second piapo ,
VOCAL SOLO; Ocean. Thou Mighty Monster"
Miss Bcrta Richardson.
Essay: "Io he, or Seer to hG".
as, Miss Eirdie Wallace.
"Rtansodle in II Sharp,". Iisy,
Miss busy BrOwn,
Vocal SOLO: ave Maria y. u,cn- uo,,o,
Miss ilarrieite Il. Jewell.
'MlrAIa and Pro'tl," fro q Concerto. IN ID
Miss Nellie on at.
'orcnestrai parts played on a second nisne
Awarding OF Medals and Diplomas. .
LcnGdi ton.
Fr"l' 'iias' G'mb"l, Musical Director,
Mr.iteid Morolani has hat the Berrir nave.
lhent placed in front of his residence. Crom
the mousse TO The gate. 1t is quite an improve
ment to The looks of the whole place.
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Religious.

Rev. Walter Bradley. who has recently re-
ceivetf q call TO take the paslorate OF Prairie
church. viii preach In that church to-mor-
row ut | a. IN.
Rev. i. payIs VIII preach at the Maple
Glen SCHOOL house Tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Revs. Attieus Greene Haygood aud Oscar
Penn Fitzgerald were elected bishops In the
NJ. E. church general conference at 81. Louis,
last Mondiy.
The students Of the academy association
Will lead the Y. NJ, q. A, meeting at 3 p, m
Sunday. An interesting meeting. All young
l4an velpPms,
iiIlev.' Mr.. Feeble will preach at IIickIIn's
s3hhnlhu Use Tomorrow at sac p. III.
Rev. Mr.. Keeblo will be In his chaneol TO-
morrow, Whit Sunday morning aud evening,
II a. IN. and s p m. Subject in the morning
'The Power Needed PROMISED and Giyen.''
Text-Luks 24-49.
Our renovated and enlarged church at Aull
wife will be opened on the first day Of JUNE
next. The building has been beautifully ar
ranged and decorated in the highest STYLE o,
MODERN art, and we most cordially invite the
public 10 listen to the opening sermon by
Elder Fred LOos. Basket dinner on the
grounds. ID. M. Granfeld,
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Y. M. G. A. Items.

The rest OF the evening was spent socIalIy with
the games and pulElcs.
Miss Fulton rocrtci II selection during thr iu-
terhlission In a In0st charming manner and waa
heartily cncurc,l,
a programme" for next month has been ar
ranged already Of IN entirely dtm rent character
than heretofore rrcAcntcl.
'Shahow III :lurrs" 49, gwen by the n4socIa-
ION NJ Their popular monthly s"cml. scored u
great success AMI The IL per, ups who aprnt the
evening with ns. enjoy al uirmsrIvca immrnacly
AMI want 10 come again. The applause was
frequent AMI hearty Alter some funny picturrs.
"a curtain was hung mp aud thu shaduws thr ,wn
upon II while tho rest al IL" room was darkrn-
Ell. Smch scenes as tooth pulling and ". NJ 4
drIll were gwen. = nDng the particularly funny
ones was the school teacher sitting dow on y
bent pin In his chair, u Chinese lauudrymun
eating rats. and II parent with II sick child inter-
views Il carpet tack with disastrous results. An
elephant was seen anu then Bro. Bone, male an
address.
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Programme for Memorial Day
Services.

The following is the programme for Mem.
orial Day. Friday, Nav 30th, under The
auspices of j. A. MuIligan Post, No. II.
q. A. u.
Asscmblage at Turner'S Hall of members.
Sons of Veterans aud guests of q. A. r.. nj 10
O'Clock Il. M.
Address by Commander of MuTigan Post.
J.. Il. Burris, A detail from members of q.
A. Il. 10 go 10 the Catholic graveyard IN
decorate the graves OF the fallen comrades.
Dinner ut g.. a. Il. hall from IL 10 | O'Clock
p. m.
Music by Star band.
Singing by l.. r.. 5.
Prayer by Rev. j. ID. English.
Welcome address by Mayor John WcIborn.
Singing by l.. T.. s.
Forming in line for pro asslon by The
d ffercnt posts and Sons of Veterans and Old
soldiers.
Reading Of orders by fSlj. r. Gramm.
Remarks by Rev. English to Robert TAYLOR
post in behalf of Mrs. Robert Taylor.
March 20 Mpclpolah cemetery to decorate
the graves.
The public Is invited TO attend the services
of the day and decoration of the graves.
Donations of flowers will be thankfully
received il left at the Turner's hall.
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L'hE ALTA

Married-At the residence OF Mr.. Peter
N9rd. Ia thisc city. May l7,by Rev. T.. G. Cor
don, Mr.. CHAS. DANOANELL and Miss
FATTIE SWANSON.
10 Scdalia, May 30, MIR. ISAAC W.
MITCHELL formerly of this city, and Miss
MAY CUMMINGS.
=. In Higgins> lie. Nav IL. by Rev. II.
moeier; Mr.: ERNEST WOHLSICK ER and
Miss BERTHA ZlNCKE.
= In this city. MAY -, by Judge Y.
Ryland, Mr., CliAS. WILSON, oi Lexington
aud Miss LAVlNIA RICE, of Ray county,
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Il. F., u. Concert.

Below will DO ound the programme Of a
concert to be given by the pupils OF Is. T.. C,
under the direction Of Miss n. u. Jewell,
next Monday night, Admission TO All parts
OF the house, 81 cents. No extra charge for
reserved seats. Tickets on sale nj NJ. f..
Royle " Sons.
PART T..
Chorus, THE Owl and the Pussv-ca,." $500.
Misses BRANDON, Collins, Bean and Chorus
Glass.
Song, 1.-THE New Kingdom ......,,.. Tours
Miss Ida Smelling.
Ballad, "MOIly Bawn". Lover
Miss Anna Raglan.
lnintet. ''fhe Water Nymph.". .RubInstein
Misses Scott, Gabbert. Mayer, Richardson
and Sutton.
cloves Old, Sweet Molloy
Miss Maleta HARRISON.
Aria from'SamsOn, " "Oh! Love, Thy Power,
Miss Olive Sutton.
Itch Grolle Niebtr S ;SIpG1S,H,
Miss Jewell,
PART II.
Lazy .Cowen
|, BiJou Ladies' Quartet.
Miss Mary wiIker.on. 'o'''
Song, 1.-THE Chtldrep's PilPrimage," .......
49,, Miss Laura Mayer.
AriO, Thou Great, Mighty Sea-. Delibes
Miss Lula Melvin.
Song. "Let Me Love Thee"..,.........Ard:tI
Miss Jessie Gabbert.
Aria from "Queeu of Sheba" . Gounod
Miss Mamie Everett,
Song, ITO Sevilla'.. .Dessaucr
Miss Jessie Warrener.
"Asleep IN Dreams Rheinhergor
BiJou Ladies Quartet.
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Commencement Of w. M. A.

Written examinations from Thursday, ~
inst. to Wednesday, June 4th,
Baccslaureat serInon 10y Rev. John Davis,
OF Hannibal, Mo-, at Episcopal church sun .
day, June LIST, II q. m.
Dress parade and competitive drill In front
Of courthouse. Wednesday. June 4, at , r. n,
P~regegtstiQn sEaecL by Capt. j. Ii. Conner. I
Closing exercises at Htgsn's opera house
Thursday, June 9th, at 8 p. m.
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Piano Recital.

Tue following Is The progr anime of a Plane
Recital TO be gwen by Misses Helen Cobb
and Lille Lash, assisted by Misses Sue d..
Mcmillan and Blanche Berry. pupils of
Madame Edouard BIrtz, at Central College
concert hall, this evening Ut s O'Clock:
Scherzo. 30 minor. On, al. Cbonir
Miss Helen &. Cobb.
Isl Oiseau ieiais."O Up. 5. No. .Hensclt.
b. Ftnde. 90. 81, No. o. ..... Cbopin'
Miss Lille l.. Lash.
Tarentelic. OPP. IL Mil,
Prelude and tugue No. Il.
IClayier bien iempsre) Bacb
Miss Helen G.. Cobb.
DEMONSTRATING. NOcturne No. 3......L List.
Miss Lille l.. Lash.
q. Humoreske Op. g. No. Griep
D. Etude. OPP. 10. No. ,bonIn
Miss Helen G. Cobb.
La Cascade. p,uor
Miss Sue d.. Mcmillan.
souvenir ne ll0ngrIe. OPP ........B endel.
Miss Lille l.. Lash.
MIsg tiolen c. Cobb.
EtndS' OPP. %: No. ........... Rnbcnstein.
Miss Lille l., Lash.
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THE 10 b.

DIed-ht her home, in Dover township,
May II. Mrs. " NJ. HAMM.
At her residence, near Fulton, Gala,
way county, NAV IL, Mrs. EMILY U0CKA.
mother OF Mrs. $. !. MGGirk, formerly
OF this city.
- AZ hi. home. In Shelbi,a, Mo-, NAV
IL, MT h.. +. PAYNE. father Of Mr.. Ed.
raIne' oil this city, aged G2 years.
- At the residence of her mother, Mrs.
". y. wallace near Tins city, May u, after a
Pro,racted Illness, MiSs HELEN NJ. WAL
LACE. In the 10th wear of her aye. Miss
Wallace. ~
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

SrNLFl' proposals. viii be received nj the
- ""h'' 81 -" '"y Register unI' noon,
MONDAY. June h. Is0O,
For hii7 10 furnish the cIiv Of Icyinyton nj m.
'i'i''""s' yard, said yard Ia lr located at such
i'l'' ana al -iClI times a. iIr city council may
u','Ihih"' with good and sound Blue and
" ms" Linn" S'oI" Rock tor on" wear rnnmcnr-
Iut ''ih' J 'D.nnd ending May "a. ISJI, which
must De delivered resi- iiUIu the al marry HIJs
i""'' 7'li" me pfi"" per perch. twenty five (2D
'''t 10 he I"usid'rrd a perch. the bids must
H'tl' tue prir" Tor E'ur per perch AMI Tor White
per perch IHr rock to lr Iurlsur,d Mt L,nIrn
'hi' u "'''ltih. Iil7 must be accompanied by
= 'Pih hiEh'i Us two ~ or more pOOi and SUI
ilcl"ht b"nd men. tree haidcrs. Tue yuIur of
i'"nh ihuri hc Tor double the amount of work ia
h''l"it", iII must h accompanied with "A rpuy
81 M hiNtfitSCn CUt. Address bIhn to The
mayor and council, stating what tho hni IL for
hilIH VIII only u" rnId inter being nudiIrl num-
B"rc'l aud IN I]ointtuu.
"a" 'ilY rca'IvOh the right 10 r, i"cI any and
III llhN \. 7.
m NlTtG On, pn,is,cr
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Richard Vaux, who has been momi.
mated by the democrats OF Phil ,dclplia
TO succeed Samuel j. Randall in con-
@ress, Is n tariff rclOrmcr. The rcpub-
licans have determined 10 make no
opposition 10 his election. This in a
protection city and in a projected state.
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Nine IONS of diamonds have been
taken from the gold fields of Africa in
the last twcnty-threc years, yet IN this
country nobody except country editors
and hotel clerks appear to have an
a adequate supply of the gems.
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rutherford ID. Hayes will address tie
Grand Army veterans at Ottawa,
Kansas. A man of the same name used
to sit at Samuel j. Tildcn's place at tic
White House fable, but he disappeared
several years ago.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

when first o hear of a creamery
enterprise in Missouri you will likewise
hear OF The Iowa man and his one
share OF stock. When next you hear OF
the creamery, it is no longer there,
likewise the Iowa man.
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Commencement f orctsos of C. r., G,

Saturday, May 3l-t, 4 10 & p. IN. Art re.
ccption in college pariJrs.
SUNDAY, Junc. l-t, ii a. IN. Baccalaureate
sermon in the Methodist chulch by Rev, a.
q. DimwlddIe. -. d., Of II. Joseph Mo-.
Monday, June 2nd. 10 10 p. M. Reception
by the graduating classes in the college
parlOr-. CTickcis of invitation will be issued !
Tuesday, June Bird. 10 Il. M. Graduating
exercises. comforting of degrees, &c., in
Hrgen's opera Louise.
Tuesday, June "rd, : =. IN. Annual con-
cert, Hagcn'S opera house.
Tickets for graduating exercises and con-
cert at ROyle'S.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

Another Kansas republican has made
Il social ass of himself while visiting
Iezas by making a ~disgraceful political
%haranguc while being entertained by
his southern hosts. His name is Botkiu
and he is a Kansas iudpp
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

The Globe-D Democrat has gone to
praising Congressman Mansur. Mr..
Mansur is no doubt acquainted with
the story of the Greeks who bore oilts.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland have been
invited TO attend The Texas state fair
at Dallas, in November, and have con-
dItionally accepted the invitation.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24
Spring Opening of Fine, Stylish
Millinery.

Tho very latest designs of Patterns Hats,
bOnnets inclusive. Selected personally. |
invite my friends TO the inspection Of my
stock, including "A varied assortment OF MIL
linery Novelties. Respectfully,
Mrs. 5. L. ARNOLD,
aprl3tt No. 10 Main st.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

II is expected that the next census
will show "A population of yer 5000
900 Tor Texas, a gain OF ninety eight
per cent. in ten years.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24
ANXIOUS TO SAVE HIM.

Teddy Sacht-Aw, Chawley, where
are You going in such n huwwy?
Chawley Smith-I'm going homo for
my dog. There is a man drowning in
the wiver. Ta.ta. Judge,