The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09
Werklp Sgntelli9eneer.
uEnCIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER
SHORTS.

HammOcks at Senden's. mott
Berry boxes nj Senden's. jn9tf
Lawn mowers at Sendcn's, mott
Lawn sprInklers at Senden's. apr5tf
Everything in hardware at Senden's. II
Shaker Preserves at cost at Reeder's. a2S
Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
Gsssen's. fe5lStf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash, at ID.
Stalling's, Limrick Bank building, MAN
street. apr14m3
Geo. b. Gordon, at Dover, proposes to sell
goods at lowest prices for cash or In exchange
for produce. my19tt
We have just received a new lot OF the eel
ebrated "Gol1'' aud silver" shirts. Try
them. II. Sinauer. febl1tf
Choice New Orleans sugar IS pounds for a
dollar, at A. LOOMS. Drop IN and look at
1t; IL Is a daisy for the money. jan21tr
Wanted-Every farmer in the county to
price agricultural implements at Kruse's
Farm Implement House, Hlgginsvile. j2mi
Examinations ut Central closed yesterday.
Tit courthouse fence is receiving a fresh
coat Of black paint. 1t needed it badly.
Diagrams for G.. f. G. entertainme nts Will
be at the store of Royle n Son this morning,
The new city officers will please strive 10
give us better order on the streets after
night.
Mr.. Jacob Fegert has had his store front
repainted, and the ''rcd 'front.' Is q thing of
the past.
Mr.. j. @. McGrew is Frightening up things
wonderfully In and about his mansion, on
" 2nnah afWnof UUL ~
You will be highly entertained at the c. f.
g. concert.
The G. +. G. concert will commence at 8 p.
m. sharp. Be on time or you will miss some
OF the best numbers.
The closing exercises Of Central Female
College ut HaGen's opera house, Monday
light and Tuesday morning.
Judge y. Ryland lost q valuable COW last
Wednesday, IL Is supposed from milk fever,
she having given birth to a calf last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Teubner will please accept
thanks for a box of the finest strawbt rrics
we have ever seen. They were of the Jersey
Queen variety, several OF them measuring
five and-a-half Inches in circumference
The express company has a new two-horse
rig. Old Whitley" will be relegated 10 the
rear and placed upon pasture for q short
time and then shipped to some locality where
business Is not so heavy. as il has become here.
Between three and four hundred persons
gathered on the bar, just north OF the city
last Sunday afternoon, to witness a game o.
base bali between u local club and a nine
from Richmond. The Lexington club was
victorious, the score being % to IL.
Mrs. NJ. Pomeroy Is having Il nice porct
placed at the front of her property, next the
Baptist church, occupied by our new city
register aud treasurer, A. T. johnson, Esq
1t makes q great Improvement in the looks
aud comfort OF the place.
Sunday afternoon Two Young negro mel
were horse racing on Franklin street, AM
turning up Twelfth street. finished at thl
corner of Main and Twelfth. Miss Mamie
Young and u lady friend were fortunate il
getting out OF the way just In time. N
arrests.
The ladies OF Mound PraIrie Baptist churcl
will give a picnic and festival at the Capt.
Withers grove, near MAYHEM. on Saturday
June 18th, the proceeds To be devoted to tn,
new church ut MAYHEM. County candidate
are all invited aud will be gh on an opportu
nifty to speak II they so desire.
Mr.. s. j.. Wagner living four niles south O
Corder. this county. on Saturday, May 18th
captured from the nest a white crow. whicl
he describes a. being without a black featheI
upon It's entire body, while its two males n
the same nest were of the usual color. IL
eyes have q decidedly reddish tint but ITS bill
Il nnra ,shtfa II - urnuyio1 GnaIy a,I soo,,
to be entirely satisfied with It's new quarter
and protectors.
Animals sCem to be a favorite sig n in tbf
city. Some weeks ago we noticed the bea. a
Moorehead's lumber yard; since then Mr.. g
A. Sturges has erected one OF the same kind
aud now Mr.. John Baehr has added to th
menagerie by having one, a monster in size
placed at his business house, on Franklin
avenue. II the craze continues our city will
soon be so full of elephants, bears and othei
animals that visitors will think we have
perpetual show town.
Elsewhere we print a proposition from
The Chicago Times to send Its weekly to suit
scribers during the presidential campaign 70
the small sum of % cents. The Week.
Times Is one Of the greatest papers In Amer
Tea, and this offer should meet with speed,
acceptance at the hands of our readers. W,
will send The Weekly Times with Intelli
gencer for the campaign Tor 81. 1t IL no
necessary to organize clubs. Individual sub
scribors will be entitled to this low subscrip
lion rate
Corder:-The Harrison school, taught b.
Mr.. Samuel Schoolin, closed on Friday las
with u grand reunion. Many Of the scholar
/and one OF the teachers Of former school,
were present. Examination OF classes,
magnificent dinner, sparkling and games wert
the order Of the day. Mr.. SchOolin IL very
much liked rs a teacher, and will. doubtless
teach for them another Term. Farmers fee
encouraged over the prospect for n rich har.
vest, and are getting ready for ~rsaping. TIT
crop Is good here, but much better in thi
vicinity OF Dover. g.. A. Frerking. our grail
and general business man, a few days since
sold the fine farm Of j. IL. Burns, situate q
one mile south Of Corder, consisting OF 34(
acres, at $40 per acre, 10 Mr.. Fred Leiinunn
of Franklin county, Mo. Mr.. Burns wa
born and raised on the above farm, and 1t |.
difficult 10 describe the feelings OF his oll
Kuu Wy hho . DuI "
loss may DO TO his interest. q. M. Roberts,
Of Aullyille, bought OF @. b. Sydnor, eigh.
teen steers, average weight 1850, at At
twenty-seyen hogs, average weight 2l2, at Al
A few days previous he sold 10 II. &. Sgd
nor forty hogs. average $50. ut IS 10, all Of
which was shipped TO Kansas City. It il
pleasant to one who has been confined TO the
achOOIi rO0m for nine months. 10 visit Inf,
friends almost daily aud partake of the many
inviting dishes, especially the Strawberries
and cream. If H. were not for woman, ma o
would never know Of The good things Of this
world.
G~reenton IS ummer IL ut last beginning Ia
make her tardy appearance. Almost every
thing looks very flOurishing indeed. in 4 few
short weeks harvest will be here. and oh
don't we dread III There seems to be hardly
any sickness at all around here. Meetings three
Sundays of the month at the two churches
Of Greenton seem not to be enough TO salts
" pine Greenton was represented at the
Odessa churches by some few on last SUNDAY.
Quite q number of Ceremonies worshIped
at Fairview the sane day. Mrs. James
Hsnnsh, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Tom
Tebbs were In Lexington trading one day
last week. Miss Matte Harp Is visiting rel
atiyes and friends In Wayerly. Miss Maggie
Switzer, OF Odessa, visited the family OF Mr..
Bnmgarner not long since. The Rev. Mr..
Walkup preached ut the brick church the
fourth Sunday, but owing TO the heavy rain
the night before and the bad roads, there
-o.a rnt IN nv nrnSpnt- Mira HnrH il n.y.