The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-18

Remember the sign. the big stick OF candy
ai Smith Bros. di3I
II you want good goods at bed rock prices,
90 tn Smith Rros. d2ltf
The prrttiest n. q. sugar YOU ever saw, III
pounds for Il dollar at A.. LOOMS. jan2lif
All kinds of country produce taken III eN-
change for groceries at smith Bros. DIFF
sec him & Chinu's add. Big reduction
o. boots. shoes, hats, caps and gloves. IN
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue aud south
street. augi3Uf
Don't DELAY but push right ahead &" oar
headquarters aud the dollar counter. NJ. +.
ROyle II Sou. lan2Itt
We have just received u lew lot of the eel
ebrated "Gold" and silver shirts. Try
them. IL. Sinsuer. ieblltf
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
mediately relieved by ShilOh's cure. For
sale by f, s. Caples i 10. iniyle"w
ShilOh's cough aud consumption cure Is
sold by us on n guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton. +. S. Caples " 10. in4N leOw
Now Is your time. Good enough for apy
purpose. 10 pounds bright n. o. sugar iGr
81. A. LOOmis. Franklin avenue. Jan2ILi
Sleepless night, made miserable BY that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is The remedy
for you. For sale by Caples. in4y IeOw
That hacking cough can be so quickly cur
ed by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee 1t. For
Sale by +. 5. Capies n Co. inIyieow
We have a big stock Of boots and shoes.
hats aud caps and gloves, and we are deter
--...l - .n.h than, "a at ....NI, ,.I...l
prices. Smith x Bolton. il4tf
IL you desire wine or liquors for either
medicinal or culinary purposes, remember
that A. Geyer keeps the largest, cheapest and
finest stock In Lafayette county. pI2tf
Wanied-Mrs. Rookie having resigned rs
matron some lady Is wanted to al the vacant
place at the Wentworth Male Academy. Ap-
ply OF the premises. SANFORD Sellers. prin-
cipal. fehlS
Wanted-Good statesmen. not TO sell goods
but TO represent something new. Call be-
tween II aud 2, and d and ., p. M, at Mrs.
Laura Young's boarding house, corner of
Main and 18th streets. J. A. Sharp. ISIS
Ii you are ever taken with collie. either 10y
day or night, or should you be troubled with
any Of the ills that flesh is heir to; should the
baby need Il soother. or any member of your
family have need OF pure and uuadulleratcd
dry goods and notions, call on yours truly
II. Wilker, febllt2
The river remained blocked 1t many places
In Missouri during this week.
See Messrs. Smith Il Bottoms new nd
They are receiving q nice line of new goods
" u.a.to. a..n, - .Lo o-..lIa... ~
DR.. Bulls Cough Sirup could be furnishet
than that 1t IL recommended by all the leadinl
druggists.
Mr.. 10. Edelin's team started to run aw 4y
last Monday morning, but before 1t got fairly
under way Mr.. Teubuer who happened to b,
ahead of them stopped them in their mac
career. They did not run more than ~>eveni!
five yards but a crowd began 10 collect equa
to that drawn by q dog light.
The horses OF Judge Jos. Smith and Mr.
q. A. Slurges were turned out, last Sunday
aud took u running spree together. Judg
Smiths horse was re-captured only the wors
by u big blow and sweat, but Mr.. Sturges
animal got aioul of Mrs. PomerOy's barbe,
> wire fence, and was badly cut on one leg II
: we'll as the shoulders.
The New York Observer calendar for 1855
is now resdy. Designed aud printed il
beautiful c0IOrs by Marcus Ward & Co {
London, Expressly for the New York Obser
yer. II contains a caiendsr for the year, lis
OF legal holidays, list OF church days, rates q
don. este and foreign postage on letters
newspapers, books, etc. Price, 10 cents.
There will appear In the Forum for Mare
II curious stRdy of the leading America
newspapers whereIn 1t is shown wha, pro
{ portions OF their space. are given to religion
to crime, to literature. Ito art. to sport. to til
markets. aud to editotiaI matter by the larg
, dailies of New York, Boston, Philadelphia
2 Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis. The com
parisOn has been prepared by Mr.. Henry
I Elliott, R New York journalist.
Odessa Democrat gOOdly number {
the Young democrats of Odessa aud vicinit
O.. met Tuesday night at Pearcy's hall and OIL
r ganized Il young mems democratic campaIg
club, with j. F. Mcintyre, chairman, IN
Geo. V. Berry. secretary. The club meet
on Saturday evening, February Is. ut 7:3
II O'Clock. to effect a permanent organization
8 All democrats under IS years of age are urge
v to attend this meeting.
Wellington Some real estate changin
= hands. Some little excitement over co,
land. Some talk of the Mo. P. railroad heiu
= moved south of town. Quite Il number
buildings will go up as soon as the weathe
9 will admit, Mr.. Mindrup has Que under wa
now. Stanley, the arctic explorer. reache
5 the north pole last week and opened the bun
hole. Outside Of politics this is the wor
thing that will happen this year. Csud
= dates are beginning TO bob up. The ice birds
z still stays with Us, though not any too sal
e to cross. But the winter of our discOnteG
is made glorious happy by the bllzzart
spent.
The people OF East lie xingtOn have been
. much pleased by the establishment of II
Baptist Chapel in their midst that they son
I time ago determined to make the Chapel
gift that would show their appreciation
the benefits resulting from the institution
o Messrs. John Thompson and Mike Vawter
4 with commendable zeal, headed and cIrcula
n ed a subscription, the result Of which WI
: that on Sunday last Il handsome 300 pour
q bell was found In the audience room. Tn
: ocl VIII 5OOu uc pun III pOSlllOus Ut It's btd
4 tifdl tones will from time 10 time sound OF
the glad tidings Of the gospel OF II preclot
Il Savior.
ii Waterloo died. Feb. q. Jesse. aged sbou
n . years, son Of Thomas Keller. In Egyl
= same day. a little girl named Greasy, stej
q daughter Of Isaac Lauck. Many people con
plain Of headaches aud colds. The grOur
o hog must have seen his shadow. Mr.. W.
& Gausman has sold his farm of l4O acres
Mr.. j. II. Grumpke at S45 per acre. A cOu
a pauy OF hOodlums infest the depot aud NAL
o the air foul with tobacco slnOKe, pr0Gane an
indecent language OF evenings, making Il
; place entirely unit for II lady, and repuIsi,
= to a gentleman who NAV be waiting for
e train. Il Is TO he hoped that the railroad q
fcials will take the matter in hand and aba
the nuisance as the sgent seems unable
control them.
In the st. Louis Republicans report of Il
assembling OF the grand lodge of the Aucie.
Order Of United Workmen at ST. Louis, Ia
10 Monday, we find this state ment.--'Next
y the A. f. and A. 81, the Ancient Order
United WOrkmen Is the strongest organic
d ton 10 the state, counting II membership
l977s. Il gain of 5000 menb,rs witt III Il
past two years. About twelve years ago th
o order had its birth stMeadvIlle. Pa, emteril
the field and opposed at every step by Il
powerful. old-Iine life Insurance companie
For u time II treInbled In the balance NJ
even its warmest supporters feared It cou
g not live. But those who had stood arouI
the cradle at ITS birth, nObly sustained It. az
@ now they behold II in the pride OF a stror