Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27


Mr.. Jno.P z. Ardinger is announced rs a
candidate for county assessor.
Ready made clothing cheaper than ever
before at F. W. Stoenner, Mayview. m13t2
Mr.. Dan Wade, road overseer, fixed the
last bad place in his road last Monday.
DR.. p. IL. Chambers announces himself to-
day as a candidate for county collector.
Messrs. Chinn L Chinn expect to get back
into their old stand in about two weeks.
Mr.. Rufus Mccormack says he never had
wheat to look better at this time of year.
Trigg NShieiGs are making dead shot prices
on a few lines OF goods. Cal! and &c, their
prices. 'cb21tf
Shiloh's catarrh remady-a positive cure
for catarrl,. dirtherfa and canker mouth.
Sid ny G. w. LuOmiS. fer leon
just received a ME" assortment of irn,t~ and
shoes. cheaper ilpn ever before at f. w.
Stoenner. Mayhem, No. mchlat2
a nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price 30 cents.
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. feb2Iy1eom
Three loads of hemp came in together from
Ray county. last Monday. the little train re-
minding one OF old times.
Mr.. II. G. Fraucisco's announcement as a
candidate for recorder of deeds of Lafayette
county, will be found in the regular place.
Those needing 4 good buggy, carriage or
spring wagon should read the advertisement
of Mr.. D. Russell in another column. He
means business. feb2Ot4
Clagett comes to the front again with fine
teas, ~coffees, confectionery. fruits, canned
goods, salt fish and everything found in q first
class grocery store. mch2Itf
All persons owing bills due March first
. will please call and settle at oncs rs we are
compelled to raise money. Respectfully,
j.. F. VIM ~ Bro, Dover, Mo. m2Ot2a
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outbouses, well, ci>tern. etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
Messrs. G. Ben Russell, Seth Serat and G.
A. Sturges went up to Helms Lake, last
3 Wednesday. They got a few ducks and
snipes. They also report having seen.a good
t many fish,
| In the case of the dead infant found at
Odessa, as mentioned in our last issue. the
coroner's jury declared that the child came
e to its death by unknown causes and that its
8 mother was also unknown.
If you wish to get the benefit of our re-
t duction in subscription price. all that is ne
] cessary is, pay up your arrearages to date and
, then pay for q full year IN advance. The re-
duction is only to those who pay strictly an
adpance. an30tf
. Richmond Conservator:-''I was unaul-
l mOusly remarked that Col. Shewalter's
speech Wednesday, closing the Ish will case,
was an able one, and it was listened TO
patiently and with pleasure by a full court
!, room, many of the audience being ladies' who
were frequently in tears
Lexington correspondent Odessa Demo-
lcrat:-"Robt. A. Hicklin, Esq. of this city.
ex-senator f. NJ. Edwards. Of Wayerly, and
e Col. H.. e. Chiles are spoken of as candi-
dates for representative in the legislature.
Judge Robert Hale, VIM. C. White. John
ISantmeyer and Robt. d Bledsoe for assessor
e We are determined to close our stock row
S Oh hand, and will offer such bargains as will
convince you. Lamps trimmed complete 81
e cents; 4 pieces glass sets, % cents; tumhlers
20 cents. and goblets - cents per set. This
gives you only a small idea of the great re-
e d%uctions in all lines, at Young's China
IS Hall. mchl3rf
Pupils on honor roll IN Miss Fannie Stew
arts room. first ward school: fifth grade
Millie Giilen. Netiie Stewart. Willie Shelby
y Sixth grade-Lulu Simms. Maggie IIarnlctt,
o Clara Nicholson, Allie Edelcn, Forest Ether.
ton, Birdie INT. Seventh graie-Franl
IL Steele. Paul Young. Julia GiIlen and Polly
1 knOller.
The best on earth can truly by said o
Grigg'S Glvcerine SaIve, which is 4 sure, SAT-
and speedy cure tor cuts. bruises, scalds
burns, wounds and all other sores. vii
positively cure piles, tetter and all skin erup
ton. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
- guaranteed or money refunded. Only % cents
-, Sold by c. w. LOOMS. mch27y1
Our Washington correspondent sends IL
4 the following personal n0tes:-'AmOng tb
IN rumors which hare been current here durint
w the past few days is one TO the effect that Nj
oil Cleveland had sent an agent 10 Liichfielt
of Conn.,, to look over the ground for Il summe
Il. residence, and that negotiations have bcel
nd completed for a lease of a house in that tow
~ for the summer months. The president la
l.. in reality made no plans l"r the summer
and it is thought bv his friends that he wi
spend a few weeks in the Adirondack regio
= late in the season. 9 : AlthOug
~ Thursday was The forty-ninth birthday
no the president, there was no celebration
the occasion at the White House. In til
q evening, however, the president, accOmpaI
h led by Miss Cleveland. Miss Van Vechtei
..u and Col. and Mrs. Lamont, attended IL
,,v "Mikado" performance by the Emma Abb
r. Opera Company at the New Nation
-, ITheater. The presidential party occupied
,ro private box, and upon their entrance we
warmly apDlaudej BY the audience"
ter The writer paid Jeli. Wilson a visit oil
ST. dav this week. He says lie i in hetter heal
he now than at any time since his imprisol
to- ment. He attributes Il great deal of this to
he settled condition of mind dating from Il
NV time that he positively ascertained his ia,
inf Before that he was restless, studying all Il
arc time; :" but now he knows what he has to G
pect and he is resigned. He says he Will mc
his doom braveiy. He has no comrlaintS
he make Of the administration OF the law; Il.
10 has only good words for the lailer. who
he be praises for his humane and kind trea
,or ment. He especially desires that we shou
nv thank Mr.. and Mrs. Bufurd A. Chinn al
Mr., and Mrs. Al. johnson, for many KIN
roe nesses rendered him. lie SAYS he is at pea
wv with God and man. He believes that he h
the had a ''change of heart and that his 81
m have been forgiven him. He thinks if he h
yu- 10 lead his life over again that he would Ii
it very differently. He declares that he
rest hot c!lerishiu. any sort of hope OF repre-
+, ia or pardon here on earth. but that he j. ct
terfng all his thoughts upon the life beyo
the grave. He conpiains a little that so,
! tn persons to whom he WIS II Stanrch frle
tes. have neglected him since his troubles brsl
but al the same tine he makes excuses
them. He has wanted for nothing Thai
needed for his personal comfort, but be Thu.
they might have come TO see HIM. or ,so'
- some signs of sympathy for lis condition..
a. response TO Inquiries he said That >arr
:. eOlOreJ preachers had visited hin. nat
guiariy how and that the white past
IT had not up this time paid him much altt
49,. ton. lie did not speaa: Of This IN Il fat
finding manner; indeed he seems 10 thi
~, thai his mental condition is settled and
that it should be. He reads the bible, new
papers and occasionally Il little story. WI
~ we weTS with him he was quite cheerful. a
a.. Ill talking oyer Old times laughed Seve
49,, times very heartily. Willie in the Jail
49, looked in on the other prisoners fer tnurd
W.