The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29
HeskIg gatelligenter'
official County Paper.
SHORTS.

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Everybody read Ahrens' new ad, then go
and inspect his new and fresh stock OF dry
GOOD, etc. septioti
Pasturage for fifty head of cattle or horses,
? bout five miles south OF town. Enquire oil
!. II. silver. jnl8tf
IA nasal injector free with each bottle OF
shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price SOC. For
saIe nj q. w. Loomis,, s1eow
For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh,s Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale at G. W. Loomis'. sleow
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
Aolstering Misunderstanding, Repairing &C.,
ut lowest prices at schmidt's saddlery shop
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
s.ivo NJ a call. feb5y1
The Campaign Plug Is quite the correct
bead covering from now until November
smith l. Bolton are showing quite an extern
-siye line al very moderate prices, considering
the excellent quality and finish. )nlolt
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard
soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spsven, curbs. sweeney, STILES
sDrains, sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save sou by use Oh
Que bottle. Warranted. Sold by o. W..
Loomis, durggIst, Lexington, Mo, mrlyl
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs., Adam Toeppe, l wish to inform the
public that I shall keep on hand constantly q
full line of fresh groceries. queensware' Will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars. &c.
Ipropose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavor to merit q snare OF
the public patronage. Give me q call. ke-
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feblou
Tho Rev. Geo. H.. Thayer, OF Bourbon, Ind.
says:-"Both myself and wife owe our lives
: to ShIloh's Consumption Cure" For saie al
Loomis', Franklin ave. sleow
Messrs. Long & Becker are now receiving
their stock of fresh groceries. provisions
queensware, woodenware, etc.. vt the north
s,Isf corner OF Main and Ninth streets, and
s. next week be ready for customers. LOOK
am sf1r cheap and fresh goods. Advertise
2.t.a ,5Axt week. Don't forget the place, the
..~ MeGrew buildings. nearly opposite
fns,aae s,el. 1t
-. .RobInson and family are "home'
Epess@.es - boys and go with them tc
DOM f.fi 4 essa Mr.. Clagetrs new aiver
usemone YOU. ..,,,
Ex-Goy. Johnson speaks at thu
courthouse Il day.
Mr., ". B. Ht'tsa tns moved into his new
house in Colrees Iiace. He has u beautiful
home now.
Ballene Is no part OF a speaker; he may b'
"a .ciass dry goods man, but as q politician
Is - . miserable failure.
4n6 sff knights of De Molay Commandery
10. 3tbf this city, at their last meeting, oil
the evening of the oath ,indulged in a banquet
which was a very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. f. W. Campbell, Of this township tool
the first premium at the recent fair,inCarroll
ton, on best pair Of buggy geldings, best sin.
gle gelding and best gelding any age. In tn
speed ring, in the three minute trot, Mr.. M
Beamer took first money and W. B. Waddel
second; $40 trot. +. W. Campbell tool
second money, and in free-for-all pacing rac'
Mr.. NJ. Beamer again took first money
Pretty good for old Lafay cite.
Mr.. Chas. Shipman, a brakeman on tn
Mo. r. Il. r.. river route. was killed. nea
Boonville, last Tuesday, by falling between
the cars. His body was terribly mutilate'
and his death instantaneous He was abou
% years of age, unmarried, and formerly liy
ed with Mr.. Schultz, on the Linwood Law
firm, near this city. His remains wer
brought here for burial. he having tw,
brothers residing IN this city.
The following persons only have, up +
Thursday evening, paid their dog tax. Thos
who have neglected TO do so had better ''looI
= little oudt:'-W. r. Wood, w. II. Hsrri
son, A. Geyer, tyO; 10. A. Wilson. j. 7
Mitchell, VIM. Loomis. Colley, colored; Joi
Bowman, two; r. q. Temple, Jos. Frazier
Clarence Worlhington. q. W. Hyde, Thos
Arnold, colored; Aug. Klee, Kirk Wilson
colored; Felix Adkins. 4. Allen. Jr., J. L
Shewalter, b. f. Davis, Thos. A. Price, Mr.
Emma schofeld, Butler williamson, Cha
Weber. Gus Haerle, three; Seth s. Sera
Cy Jackson, colored. Total, 30.
Was It "love for the colored man. tn,
caused the white republicans to defeat LII
johnson when he ran for councilman in th
tnIrd wardl Was it "love for the colore
nldus JnhI Cduocu II uamctu uoiCdO
PrOf. j. Fl. Cole when he ran for city asses
sor? Was It 'love for the colored man" TIL
caused the defeat of the ~''niggers'' who RI
Tor councilmen, IN the first ward two yea
ago, and in the first, second and fourth
tee late city election? In either Of the abo'
eases it was easily within the power of u
white republic Ins TO have elected these me
but the i'd niggers" are good enough
vote for white republicans but not goc
enough TO be voted for by them.
odessa Democrat, September 21:--Mr. ia
McGirl. in carelessly jumping from a ha.
stack last week, met With an accident Will,
came very near costing him his life. A stal
to driVe. into the top Of The stack had be-
prepared and was lett on the ground ut u
stack. In alighting he caught on the staI
and it was forced into his body fully fol
inches, where 1t was broken OFF. The pie
LEFT in his body gradually worked upwa
until 1t was dilbcult for the physicians
reach il. The piece extracted was fully TO-
inches in length and 1t inches In dlsmete
The operation was performed by Drs. MI
ply " Williams. who report the patiel
rapidly recovering and the wound heall
nicely,
Prof. Edousrd Blltz is to be congratulate
that his initial concert, given AT the ope
house on last Friday evening, was thrOugho
d thoroughly artistic one. and further that
was FULLY appreciated by his audience.
nearly every number on the program "
eucored. Misses Nettie Clemmens and A
Smith opened the concert with LISTS "St
ohd Rhapsody, ;" and played with skill a
magnificent effect. Mrs. Ball, whose repuI
ton as q first class vocalist Is firmly establii
cd in this city, sang delicIously, as she alwt
does, both In her solo and In the duet W
Mr.. Demorest. the duet being one of the b
s1ecimens of finished vocal work that
lave heard in many d day. Mrs. Blitz |
proves with acquaintance. and spleDdidly
soc played ia June, her second appsarai
far surpassed her first; she plays with spi
and at the same time with O finish and pre-,
ion that pleases as well as captivates. ]
Demorest, who made his first bow to a LIZ
ington audience, proved a valuable acquI
ton; he is Il thorough artist, sings with
lightiul ease, and won triumphs alike in Eel
tnns from tragic and comic opera as well
in ballad singing. We shall always be &
10 hear this gentleman. We scarcely ku
In what terms TO express the great satisf
ton and pleasure that Prof. BlitZ confer
on his hearers. His several numbers end
Amy ensores which he 50 readily grant
although it seemed really Gu imposition
his GOOD nature, showed him to be Il compl