The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-13

I'M nIu OtN
propose to sell good goods and at small
Profits, and to endeavor to merit a share OF {
he nublic patronage. Give me q call. Re-
the place, Adam Toeppe's Old stand
avenue, between Eleventh ana
Herbert Gassen. ieDiou
A nasal injector free with each bottle oil
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price Doc. For
,o,o az r.. w. Loomis,, sleOw
Look out for your dogs.
See Long 3 Becker's new ad.
Do not fail to see the beautiful line OF we'd
ding presents Just opened at Royle o sons.
Mr.. It. j. Bandon has the contract for the
carpepter's work on the Smith block, Frank
lin avenue. :,
The republicans did not have "Cleveland
Iuek,, at their rally at Concordia, last wed
nesda v. The RAIN and mud were both bad.
The city Is now out OF debt, having paid on
all Judgments and manda uses. except
s7s 40 due Jas. c. McGrew, ~nicn Will Nc
paid the first Of next month.
The total amount of registered claims
against the city ID less than $4,000, while the
tax due and the license tax due In January
amount to upward Of $4,000.
Col. Claiborne will speak at Odessa friday'
October 10. Col. Claiborne Is an eloquent
sneaker. and always fair and and courteous
~ ~noI,t;csl debate. He should have q large
audience. ~
Mr.. e. C. Crow, of Carthage, Will also
speak here on the day Mayor Francis IS 20 oe
with us, and at night Hon. VIM. ii. wallace
will make a speech. 1t will be q field day OF
| democratic oratory. :.
The city council ordered, at its meeting last
Monday night, $3.50 cash In the treasury PAID
| ont on registered accounts, and at the same
| meeting, allowed claims against the city 10
the amount of 81 1000.
II we cannot have a depot at the foot OF
Tenth street, it would be a great accommoda-
ton to passengers who are In q hurry 10 nave
a platform and q stop made long enough lor
them to get on or off at that point.
CoI. Joshua Ladue ID one OF the most BIO
opant and forcIble speakers on the tarin now
ON the stump in this state. He will speak 81
uiqginsyille on Thursday next, October ID
and should have an immense audience.
Second Ward enthusiastically, III ant
al grades, Maggie Mitchell. Grace Ball ane
Meta Primer. Honor roll, I'd and Sd grades
Maggie Mitchell. Meta Primer, Aigie smith
Bessie LaBertew, Victor Hamiett' ha''
Trail and Fannie Mitchell.
TIL rock foundation OF Mr., David Smith'
T block of buildings, corner Of Franklin avenu
and Sixteenth streets Is about completed, an
, bricks are being hauled for the walls aboV'
r ground. Mr., Rabt. Rerrie has the contrac
|, his new pavement around the entire lot.
|, Mr., f. C. Cook, q dyed -iu.the-wool repub
Iican, of Concordia, last Saturday night. too
0 a vote OF the passengers on the train betweel
' Kansas City and Lexington. and much to hi
a surprise found it to stand, Cleveland. 81
Harrison, 27. Mr.. Bullene, candidate 10
t congress, was on the train and the report {
Mr.. Cook did not seem TO make him fe'
e extra we'll. .
Corder:-Tbe United States flag proud
q floats both from u Cleveland and Harriso
4 mole. The Cleveland pole is eighty-ive fe'
high, the Harrison one hundred, but it wi
y certainly dro0p lis lofty head and crouch
If the feet OF its unsssuming neIghoOr. Blesse
If II he that exalteth not bimself. speaking WI
announced by the republicans for last Satul
II day. We have heard nothing OF Its eharst
ter, Il was reported In Corder on honds
II last, that Miss Annie Rees had died In sea-
" lIa on her WAY home from Eldorado Spring.
IL later In the day 1t was sscertaiHed that 81
y WAS not dead, but dangerously sick. Che b'
IS the deepest sympathy of her many friends
,r and about Corder. Cattle at the sale OF HOY
err ard Dean, on Saturday last, sold very lO'
l. Good COWS selling at from ten to twenty do
It lars; muIes and hogs were sold ut go
t. prices. MIR. Dean occupied The farm
Asbury and Smith near Corder, and VI
III engaged In the dairy business. He leaves
We fine opening for anyone who wishes 10 engaI
n, In such business. There are over two hul
IS dred acres of good grass, = large dwellin
or good barn, and the best spring house al
In Ice house In the county; there are also BE
.s- eral good ponds on the premises. Preaeh'
at on Sunday nj the Presbyterian and Bapt
churches. Three united with the Rapt
tb church by Baptism, making eighteen will
cb the last month. Mrs. Rine, Miss Lizzie Ri
ar. Mrs. Botsfeid, Miss Bette LivengoOd ~
no VIM, Wilson attended the Kansas City exp
sition last Saturday. The Chautauqua CIR
nd of Corder met last Saturday and eleeled I
n following officers for the year:-Mrs. s.
ID. Shrader, president; Miss Janey Webb, VII
ing president; Mrs. II. B. Banks, recording 81
rotary; Miss Jessie Roth, corresponding 81
are rotary; Miss Marion Shrader, treasurer. 7
circle IL now ready TO begin its winter ret
,ch ing. II any one, lady or gentleman. wisl
mes 10 take the course with them they are c.
red daily invited to Join the circle.
erY Greenton - Believing our neighborhood
welcome to som space In your columns.
ing will tresspass occasionally until some OF y
last Old correspondents shall feel const ralned
lily return TO their duty. Our school Is be
Ii. taught by Miss Flora Mcfarland;
on efficiency rs a teacher Is attested by the
veil that she is teaching her third successive Il
was here. Mr.. A. o. slaughter and family left
me the 3D. for Chicago where they wilt spend
cen winter. Mrs. A. l.. Fulton left last week
ned q months visit among relatives and frie
nds in Ohio. Milton, son Of Thomas Pow
an Esq, who has been quite sick with fever
gas convalescent. Revs. Powell and CARMEL
WAS are conducting q protracted meeting st
ure Baptist church here. Miss Emma GAM
the of Howard county, is visiting her aunt. !
rom K. ID. Hyatt. Messrs. Slaughter and Ran
,ery are feeding 100 head Of steers on the slau
ned ter farm. 1t IS easily seen from the repu
rom can papers thst their only hope OF alec
the Mr.. Bullene is by getting up some Of the
,ar- f~actionaI fights In the democratic party.
the believe all efforts In that direction will
any frutile. Democrats are going TO vote
hort Tarsney because they love the demOcI
eng party more and the republican party
ting not because he belonged to any faction.
we'll fore the democratic convention the sentin
feet was. "Glve us a nominee who can beat '
ltity ner, It matters not as to his personality
irts. his principles are democratic" To p
line that Tarsney was the man to beat Warne
min is only necessary TO look at his positive d
rect nation to be n candidate Immediately after
nee. democratic convention, and 1t certainly Ia
ance as If a man who could scare Windy Bill
the the track can distance dry goods Tom In
this race, but lest there should be danger
the the importation Of voters, let every dc
CITY crat in Lafayette try aud get Tarsney =
visit, then when we have our grand Cleveland
It of i~fication at Lexington, the girls can sir
and Mr.. Bullene Don't you go, TOmmle,
go"