The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

will be given you and n reprimand to the
carrier. If we hear no complaint, OF course
we mus conclude that the paper il left with
due reg ularity. II
II you want number one hams, shoulders
aud bacon. try Bour n Sons own country
cured. They are line. m22tf
The Musgroye house, corner of College and
Main streets. will be for rent to a good tenant
about July Is. Apply TO Il. Allen. Sr. II
Try pine apple juice Tor diphtheria. II Is
said to speedily cure.
Read Ahrens' new TAD" this morning. II
Is Of special interest to you. 1t
Work upon the new residence Of Rev. 4.
M. Cobb, on Main street, is being pushed
rapidly along.
Use one thickness of tin foil, held in place
with wax, on mgrowIng toe nails,If you want
speedy relief.
Mr.. j, v. Dysart has built an addition to
and freshly painted his already neat residence,
on Sixteenth street.
The government snag -boat,l T. II. suter
was pulling snags from the river at this place
Mopday and Tuesday.
A new time card has taken effect on the y.
q A. 4. X. II appears on the first page OF
this paper. Read 1t and govern ~yoursel! ac-
c%ordlngly.
We acknowledge receipt Of complimentary
ticket TO the national drill and eucampment
association, to be held IN Kansas City, June
I'd to 9th, inclusive.
Take a drive In the bottom on the north side
OF the river. The roads are splehdid-leyeI,
a. -. - a,..ash II xual ha an ~ anraF.
able change from the usual drives on this
side.
DIR, Nathan 9carrItt. one Of Kansas City's
Oldest, wealIhiest and most respected citizens,
died In that city last Thursday after II lingef-
Ing Illness. He was u great friend and help'r
to central College OF this city.
Business seems 10 be lively In Higginsyille,
Listen 10 what the Advance OF last week
sxys:-"Horseshoe pitching may be . very
amusing game, but II seems TO us slightly out
Of place on our main business street."
The Star band played In their best style a
the wellington picnic, aud they richly merh-
ed the numerous compliments lavlshed upon
them. They have improved wonderfully Of
late and Il can be truly said there are NJ
flies on them"
Miss EunIce Fulton most pleasantly enter
tanned her W. N. A. elocution class at the res
idence Of Mrs. Laura Young, last Saturday
evening, IN honor Of her guest, Miss Joie
Bryan. Of Kansas civ. 4 truly enjoyable
time was had hy all present.
Rev. John Davis, OF Hannibal, NO., late
rector OF Christ church, In this city, will
preach the baccalaureaie sermon for the
xH.k AAflItaru AaaIamV In Christ
church Sunday, June LIST, nj ii o. m. Mr..
Davis will also preach u special sermon at
HiRht Tor the brotherhood and for young
men.
j.. j. Chapman has resigned his position rs
brakeman on the passenger run beweent
Se,lalla and Upton via Myrlck. with Conduc-
tor Buckley, and gone west to look fer u more
lucrative position. "Chapp Ia q No. Esn
sll.rouud and we wish him success In any
new field of labor. Frank Dowen. OF Seda-
LA, succeeded him.
In writing 10 Us In regard to adv cruising
rates for tie @. ~ A. Il. H.. Mr.. S. A. Yer
million. agent for that road al HigRinsyilie,
made nm error and stated that The rate oyer
tbe q. d A. To c Chicago was ~. hut IL should
have been 90. We advertised the II tate bnt
have received u notification 10 correct u. u
10 90, but surely no one will kick" even on
that.
"rhe ExIles," published by T.. b. Peterson
4 Brothers, Phlladelphia, Is u Russian lqfe
story OF great power and originality. The
scene Ii laidS In Siberia. It. Is published IN
.'Petersons, new % cent SERIES" at the I'M
RTscsdenled low price OF twenty-five cents =
copy, and Is for sale everywhere. or copies
will be sent. per mail, pre- paid, to anyone
TO any place, on remltting price TO The pub
fishers.
With the new high school building, costing
about 8i7 ,OO0; q new colOred school building
70 cost Ia the neighborhOod OF $4,000; the
Eraubmap residence TO cost about Sl2 900;
the MeCireW Improvement which will wind
mn with an expenditure OF not less Than $l5,-
900, together with the building OF numerous
minor residences In general, the repairs now
under way throughout the city. the boom for
our beautiful city may be considered fairly
commenced.
Richmond Conservation 1T will not be
many DAYS ere the sweet girl graduated In her
charming white gown, will bow low TO the
Interested aAdienee, preparatory 10 reading
her essay on "Woman's Field OF Labor"
And two days later, as she lies In the ham
mock reading married at Fourteen. or the
Little Beauty OF AtchIson Seminary" she
will cot notice how the Precipitation IN drip
ping from The face OF her mother, who finds
that the clothes wrInRer needs oiling.
The names for thu boats in The Kansas City
and st. LOUIS packet line have finally been
decided upon aud will be as follows "A. \.
Mason, . Estate OF Kansas and Estate Of Mis-
sour" The Mason Is receiving her lnisbing
touches at Jacksonville. indiana, and draws
only % inches Mt and "a inches forward with
all her machinery 10 place. A large number
of the stockholders will meet her nj this place
on her first trip up, about June 18th and ride
on her to Kansas City. Her crew will be:
Captain, A. X. Ruxton; pilots. A. j. spabr
and Tony Schwab; clerks, j. b. White nrst
and Andy Clark second first mate Sol Prince;
nrst engineer. w. e. Afford; second engineer,
George peeters.
"aotoreauigations In the United States haYe
multiplied more rapidly In the past ten Years
Than the sick benefit. fumeral.aid. death
heneit. and other kindred s%oHie'Ies As
they are generally confined TO those who are
10 the humber walks Of life. the good they
have done is incslculsbie. carrying substan.
! tial AID 10 thousands OF stricken families and
inspiring those who are fortunate enough In
being members with a courage which might
not exist In their hearts without them. The
members OF these org tLIzstions will be glad
10 lsarn that Hon. Robert r. Porter. super-
IhisSdent Of the Eleventh Census, wi4t IN.
desvor to Scure the statistics Of the noble
work these Associations are dong, audit Is
safe 10 say THAT po other branch Of the CEN
aus gill be gore interesting. The business
Of gathering the data has been placed In
charge OF Mr.. Charles A. Jenney special agent
OF the insur moe division. IS William street,
New York CITY. and all associations through
out the United States, whether Incorporated
or private. should assist by sending to him
the address OF their principal officers.
Chapel HIIl:-W Weather cool. The farmers
are very busy plowilg porn. Miss lula
hsador basIbeen quite sick with the measles
but Is now better. The Union sundav'kohoc
"a still increasing and progressing .aIcely.
The Rev. Thos. Phillips, (Bsptlst) OF Liberty,
Mo-. preached a very able sermon Sunday.
yfibe brother BnptIsts have employed HIM as
, ,hsir pastor for the coming yesr. Monday
dhne a Number OF the county candidates
save Nh q call IN accordance TO their appoint.
ment or announcement and delivered q large
u-.o,s hNr, IimIthd sneefhes and Dassed