The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-06

Gassen's.. feb1Stf .
Umbrellas and parasols repaired at A. q
Adels Clothing store. m24tf
The best boots and shoes are made by
Smith. Simmons & Peabody, Toledo, o. All
good merchants sell them. IL
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Cough Remedy. Price
SOC. Nasal injector free. At LoOmis'.
That hacking cough can be SO quickly cur
ed by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For
sale at Loomis', Franklin ave. aug25.eow
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind on
human or animals cared In thirty minutes BY
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by C. W. LOOMS. druggist, Lex
ington, Mo. marlOyl
Ladies', new goods at the Ward millinery
store from fashions center, and a trimmer
from St. Louis. s. A. Board, successor to
w. n. Ward. oct6tf
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 1Oc and
Toe per bottle. AT Loomis'. a25eow1y
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
ROOu OuluOuSCHs WCis SiSbOiht S1" ''O
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of j. p,
Ardinger. noV2sti
Mr.. Ed. W. II. Ahrens has already opened
his fall and winter goo DIS. His stock is clean
and fresh and consist of everything desirable
and new in dress goods, fancy goods and dry
goods generally. septl0'f
Island No. 8, IN the Missouri river. nearly
opposite this city, will be sold at public auc-
tIon by the administrator Of the estate OF A,
p. Moore, deceased, on Monday, October 10
1883, at the courthouse door in Richmond,
Mo. Terms cash. s29l2
In order to close out a lot Of remnants OF
ribbons, flowers, trimmings, etc., which have
accumulated upon her shelves, Mrs. s. r.
Arnold has opened a 'cheap COUNTER at her
store on the south side of Main street near
the postofice. Among these articles will be
found many things OF value and which can
be economically used by ladies wishing some.
thing wherewith to supplement trimming
which they already have, and which are just
as good and stylish as more expensive arti-
Giles. Call and see the table before the assort-
mept Is broken. sop15tf
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for YOU. At Loomls' drug store. a~25eOw1y
There have been no killing frosts here this
fall.
The workmen have begun to raise the man
hole and wall in Goose Pond.
Don't forget Col. M. v. l.. McClelland's
cattle sale, Wednesday, October 10.
nj ,f tba Earpnan EvopUoliaal
| church is under roof and the floors laid.
Quick work.
The little shower, last Thursday morning.
was gratefully received. But we could stand
ten times as much and hope we shall soon
get 1t.
We hear It rumored that four of our young
lady friends will enter the state Of matrimo-
ny this month.
On the 9th and 10th of October the Mo. P.
r. r. will sell round trip tickets from Lex
ington to ST. Louis for a, good for five days
from day Of sale.
Dover now has q railroad agent and tele-
graph staten at the depot. This will be u
great convenience and should have been sup
| piled long ere this.
The Wabash Western r. r. will, On Tues
day, October 9th and 10th, sell round trip
tickets to St. Louis for "a. This Is cheaper
than riding on q SINGLE rail.
The rock breakers, hammers back Of this
| Office keep up a continual "whack'' which II
music to the ears OF those who hope soon to
zee Main street receive a fresh coating Of
macadam.
Third Ward school, for month OF Septem-
Der. Honor roll, 7th grade s-LizzIe Afford
| Eddie Grimes, Horace Ardinger, Irene Tut,
Amy Crowder, Johu Miller, Steve Miller.
Sixth grade:-Annie Borne, yanDyke Rob-
inson, David Basye, Charlie Salyers and
Lewis Yates.
Hon. j. D.. Shewalter will deliver an ad-
dress to laboring men, especially, on the sub
ject, wages. How Affe sted by the Tariff" al
the courthouse, Monday night. October s, at
1880 O'Clock. LabOring men are especially
invited. Bandanas and workingmen are ex-
! pected to be present.
Mrs. Emma D. e. N. southworth says that
she considers 'IshmaeI'' 10 be her very best
book. as well IS being Der greatest New
York Ledger story, 1t naVing increased the
circulation Of that paper, while running
through 1t, 100000 copies. T. II. Peterson 4
| Brothers, Philadelphia, have just published
o beautiful EDITION OF il IN 7lS pages. bound
fifty cents n copy, only.
Report of the Concordia public school for
the month ending September 2S:.-Number Of
pupils enrolled, Male, Al; female, 40; total
81; average daily attendance, 10. Tit fol.
lowing pupils were present every dsy during
the mon;b;-Dayid Coyington. Levi,
Blanke, A. l.. Klingenberg. } oslo Cook Eddie
ThIeman, jennie Seman, Fritz Stellies, Otto
Meyer, Gertie Powell, Mary Eberhardt;
Martha Eberhardt, BERTHE Walkenhorst,
I Lille Heimbrock, Alvsna Wehrbahn, Car
hartman, Theodore hartman, Lulu Cook
Annie Dorman, Eddie and Theodore Graah.
nan, Arthur Moncken, Martha Rathert
Albert strojeski, Pesrl Walkenhorst, Goldit
Vessel, Arthur Thieman, Ella Brunes
Katie Doblie, Gustave Hess, Willie Heyn,
brook, Arthur Mehl, Gussie Weinrich, Jessie
White, Leo and Emma Dierking, Mar,
Ficken, Richard Heisterberg, Jesse Kllngen'
berg, Willie Meyer, Ida Walkenhorst, Annie
Leppe Paul Heisterberg, Annie Strojeski
Nina Vessel, Lydia and Gustaye Althoff
Rosie Broekmsn, Frank Bruder, Maggie
Covington and Lsurs siemon. s. d. Fox
principal. Emma Morath. assistant.
Ye Boys ut Concordia: Dear Jake, YOU
ought to have been with me and the boys
last Saturday when we swaked the echoes Of
Concordia, with the old time music of OH
"flerce democracie." We chsrted q trair
and the Bandsnas, Workingmen's democra'
tic club and Democratic Flambeau cluf
went down and Joined in with the Aullyillt
cavalry, Lamont club, Odessa artillery and
others whose names l did not learn, and "'se,
all Wrapping In an uprosr." Old war time
republicans, who still tremble at the name,
OF Dave Pool, Bill Anderson and others o
that ilk, who firmly believe that Jefferson
Davis killed Mr.. Lincoln, that Robt. E. Let
was hanged for treason, and that old JOhI
Brown ranks next to the Savior of the world
crawled around and gazed, open-mOuthed a
the audacious "rebels" and free traders
who dared to poIlute the sacred soil and am
bient air of Concordia, with democrati
speeches, democratic yells and "Old Roman
candles. Others hied them home, and re
manned in darkness and seclusion until tn
"mob" dispersed. All the saloons were
closed when we got there. but q couple o
our boys who spoke the language, induced 81
old German TO let them In ut the back door
The honest publican led the way on tip
toe to an inner room, where, by the din
lamp light he dispensed the cheering bever
age which lows from the red beaded key
You are welcome to the beer, boys" said h