Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-01

Call at Clagett's, corner of Main and Ninth
treels and see his new, fresh stock or season.
lble groceries. mch2Itf
Itch of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Voolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
Sold by C. w. LOOMS, druggist. m1y1
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
me of the double land rollers manufactured
~ W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
llarly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
~ promptly reporting to this office. If
Shlloh's Vitalizer is what you need for con-
loss of appetite, dizziness and all
of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents
Der bottle. feb27y1eom
Our spring stock is now complete. We
never shown a more beautiful stock
han we now do. The ladies are most cord
ially invited to give our goods an inspection.
Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. all-t
Trim up the trees.
This city was treated to some hail stones
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John Welborn is announced, to-day.
for reelection as city recorder.
Mr.. FIELDS announcement as a candidate
for circuit judge will be found in-the regular
place.
The eighth wonder of the world. A be-
nighted man limping with rheumatism who
had never heard of Salvation Oil. Price 20
cents a bottle.
This thing of young ladies running through
the hall and up stairs. to see how press work
is done, chaperoned by a dude or two, will
neuer do. They ought to stop in the office and
pay toll to the editor. Anything that is worth
doing at all, is worth doing well.
Mr.. Geo. O'Dell brought as a basketful of
beautiful apples, Observation-Disclosures
Favorite, Northern Spy and Jennetings.
They were excellently preserved. He man
ages, somehow, to keep his apples longer in
nice order than anybody we know.
Tramps are SAID to be bOthefng ladies
about town left at home alone. If that gentry
has any caballstic character TO warn its mem
bers against danger. they had better be chalk
ing it up before they think a ton of dynamite
has been exploded about their ears.
A German friend says that the ThalbOte
publishes. from the Intelligencer, and there
also appears in other papers, the statement
that the county court, at its last session,
allowed Messrs. H. & F. Winkler S25 for one
coffin. The statement did not originate Will
this paper. 1t is erroneous. The court
allowed the Messrs. Winkler a bill of $27, for
I collins, and 81 for hauling a coffin. This
covered February, March. and 2 collins in
April.
Commodore UT has finished a handsome,
| smooth, 90 foot boat, Al feet beam. for the
Boat Club. 1t will take 5 pairs of oars to
propel it, and 1t is especially provided with
seats upon which fair damsels may sit, and
look sweetly upon the rowers, nerving tn cir
arms to such a tension that a steam engine
could not have more prOpulsive power
| Either The Commodore said she was to bt
called 'The Daisy" or that she was built fol
| the transportation of daisies, we can't remem
Der which. We look for several cases o
matrimony to grow out of The building of tn,
handsome craft.
The Lexington Rod and Gun club has bull
a substantial boat house at Sand Prairie LAX
for the protection of its boats. Mr.. Sturges
we are toll, was the architect; Messrs
Homer, Morrison, Pickett and Tho mpsol
were the builders. Mr.. G. Ben Russell iii,
the ornamental, that is he looked on an,
criticized while the others did the work. III
alleged. we believe, that this was bee tuse h,
had on his good clothes. The builders sa!
they had to move him out of the way ever
time they needed a board. Mr.. Russell de
murs from this view, and AYERS that had
not been for his valuable advice the pictu
rescue and 1sthetic contour finally SO arti.
tically secured for u mlison de buteau coul
never have been attained. The Latin is Nj
RusselIs. Mr.. Morrison says that what sig
boards were not used in siding up the house
were duly nailed TO conspicuous object
, around the lake, notifying the native depreds
9 tors that the terrOrS of the law will be visite
!, upon them If they net, trammel, seine, Xxi
+ by concusSiOn, by any NEGLECTED drug, wit
7 any coculus iadicus, or any other cuss-e
q poisonous thing or substance, any fish {
q fi.hes in said lake.
The Kansas City Times of Wednesday Ia
y contained this special dispatch from Higgin:
ville:-' idvices received here to-day stat
that Len Fogel, who is wanted in this count
. for the murder of Xavier Miller at Corder, h.
6 been arrested in AriZOni by d. c. Hackle,
. town marshal of Corder, who is now on h
way here with his prisoner. The murd'
with which FOgel is charged took place
Corder, October % last. evidence elected
. the preliminary trial of Pat McCOoe, who
now in Jail at Lexington awaiting trial as {
f accessory, shows that the murder was a COLI
blOOded and deliberate one. FOgel and NJ,
: Cooe were standing on the porch of Il
American hotel on the night of the murd
aud Miller was standing with five companion
. Il few feet from them. Miller started to wa
y across the hotel porch, when FOgel fired tw
. shots, one taking effect in the back of his he;
/. and the other in his back, about an inch b
If low the lower rib. The shooting took pla
: at I O'Clock in the evening, and was witnes
: ed by about a dozen people, but in the eXcit
!: ment Fogel escaped. Neither word nor 81;
had passed between Miller and Fogel befo
the shooting.' The arrest was made
Marshal Hackley, who had been appoint,
agent for the purpose by the state, four mil
10 from a little place called Granville or Graf
!: ridge, in Arizona.
: Bates City:-Miss Sue Cheatham Is no be
n ter. The Christian church is blooming" a
he will soon be ready for services. Miss Su.
III Waddell, of the lower part of the count
t.; has been visiting the family of her uncle, 1
FIournoy, for several weeks past. Mr.. A
Andrist spent Sunday with relatives a
IS friends in Bates City. Mrs, NJ. Ewing spe
l. last week in the country visiting her broth,
l. Mr.. Owens Masterson. Mr.. Gam and fan
;; ly who have resided here for the past We.
7; lett for Alma, Kansas, this week, NJ
id White, of Pleasant Hill, ILL.,, lectured he
A several nights last week on temperan
Is ever since which the saloon looks lonesou
II AS the young men lent Il listening ear to |
y advice and quit drinking. Mr.. and NJ
G. A. q. Campbell, of FairvIew vicinity. spc
10 several days with relatives and friends he
It, this week. Candidates are plentiful, and
e. how polite; makes US almost wish that eve
IL year was election year. One of the Ba'
Mt City boys was seen moving to his bachel
he home some time ago; his furniture consist
30 of a cooking stove. a lounge aud bed alrea
of dressed for use, and two chairs; and n
re thinks l can hear him singing Lassie Jean
ne he prepares his frugal meal. Shame on '
ch girls, not TO have pity on him. One of
d. boys says he's going to Blue Springs the ii
lg Sunday in May If a certain Young lady dc
a come down; we hope she'll come for we n
nd ''Clem" terribly when he's gone. Nan Ew
~ says if he has success with his Irvine bin
'le and mower, he'll be really to rent hu!
house by fall success to you Nan.