The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-22

sIust,l vi,.Iizer. It yever fails to cure.
por sale at C. w. Loophs'' Sieo"
Our assortment of Sne p~erfumeries Is very
,,oa this wear .pd IF the most popular odors'
sold in quantities 10 sun Puio"" 90
very low s4ves. c. w Loomis' uo'o
Don't fall to look through my stock oil TOYS
!,efore buying elsewhere, for 1t will save you
money by doing SO; don't take my word for
IL. but call and be convinced. A. Egie. 10
Solid. is karat, plain gold rings. all sizes ana
weights, everyone warranted at -orIm's
3 yensble's. Jewelers., New Jeweify
madex aler ON short notice. Diamonds re-
We are authorized to pay 800 to any one
falling to ind relief from coughs and colds DIV
the use of Cohosh and Tar. For adults ana
especially children, it is unsurpassed. d. w.
aHeTs. ~~n oVl7u
For sale-A good residence, one Of the
rest in the city. on Main street, large house,
s.od outhouses, we'll. cistern, etc. Price
5a.s g. 600. Terms easy. Inquire q JsP'
Ardinger. nosSe
Christmas gifts at Clagett's are marked
low. They are vases, toilet sets, smokins
sets, mugs, cups and saucers. ehildren's sel'.
lamps, decorated chimneys, queensware ana
glassware.
We are authorized to offer to our SUD
scrIbers. and to others WHIT want to suoserloe
Tor the Kansas City Weekly Times. that
paper with the Intelligencer for only % 20
wear. The Weekly Times Is one OF the
largest papers published in the west' oeing
tv,alye pages every issue. Come in and leave
your subscription.
WIN will YOU cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price loc', oOc'
"a a. FOR sale al Loomis'. s16ow
Mr.J s. Davis has traded his young JACK
Tor the famous Compromise, owned by Mr..
, Wash. Martin, Of Odessa.
AT the special meeting OF the council iast
Thursday night, there was PAID out Oh lou
claims, s1.492 II, Christmas money. This
makes $4,000 paid out this month.
ON the evening before Thanksgiving, Prof.
G.. W, s, Walker, at the Second Baptist
church gave one Of his phantasmagnia and
biblical panoramas, ut which the receipts
were 800 %.
C. Ben wants everybody to have u merry
Christmas. He offered a resolution, Thurs
day night, requesting the mayor to turn out
nil the calaboose prisoners to-day, al noon
Carried. There are eight of them' iouI
Caucasians aud four negroes.
The BieginsyiIle Grange store was burg.
Lar lied. last SATURDAY eight. and robbed OF
sfwpntv-seven paIrs of fine shoes. Al The same
Ii,ie B0ftwein's saloon was robbed of fifty
ball.pints OF whisky. Harry Sprague AUG
&ruudy Leech, both white, were caught will
Ana proper,y, aud they are now In Jail,
Doggy Yes. LIE xinglon has q few left. The
tax has been collected on 229. The mar
Et,sl reports having killed 1873; and there are
no doupt,one or two hu0dred still on which
M sxzRns .i~A"a tnau
lie xfu&isa = sKood Town io[ uoSs 'out III"
seeuk fettef tyo goou.7 ~ = sian'
goiN tS4oa.
The Boston Muslesf Herald presents nn
uspai attractions IN us NUMBER. y
especially strong in its editorial department
while its Question and Answer heVie" 0
New Music, Musical Reading COURSE an'
o.her depsrtmentF, make the journal lnVaiu
9ebie 70 students oil music. inree eno.'
Xmas carols Will be welcomed pY ehor's'er'
Subscription, 81 w per year. Auuie
ooSo
Boston, Mass.
Hal. Hall, a negro living near WaVerS
in Lafayette county. was often abused by hi
son. a worthless fellow. THURSDAY Q
LAST week the boy began cursln
and abusing the old man and was ordere
to leave the place. He left. but soon return
ed TO renew his attack and was again ordere
20 leave, and refusing, the old man TOO
the opening was weak and owing to dis
cou,aeing cables and lower markets else
where prices ruled lower; the clos
was fairly firm. with May 404c and July I
,nder va.,eraav. Nh. 9. red. easI
Ri on. Nav. 81 o7sM1 os. closing
81 OF uid. .Julv. 9s6asss closing at 96sc, bi,
Corn-ouened weak. but closed firm. No.
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