The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09

berry hONeS al ScnucnS. 9f
Fishing tackle al Semlcn's. m5tf
Louisville pickles at cost ut Reeder's. as
TObaccOs and cigars a specially, at Gas
ems. fcbINtl
Umbrellas and parasOls repaired at A.. q
Adcl's Clothing store. m2itf
Read Geo. t.. GordOn's advertisement
elsewhere in this paper. may 0tf
Ed. W. Krusc, Higginsville, dealer in first
class farm implements, binder tw inc, sewing
machines. seeds of nil kinds IN bulk. i'm
Subscribers who fail 10 get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly ohligc US
by promptly reporting TO tins office. II
Now is your time. Good enough for any
purpose. 10 pounds bright N. o. sugar for
~. A. Lo"ruiS, Franklin avenue. Jan2Itf
The best bITdcr Irvine and machine oil.
also IL few cultivniors md corn plows to
close out Al cost. Ed. W. krusc, Higgins
vile, Mo. jn2mI
We are selling ut VII Ilesalc prices first
class trimmed aud unlrimmrd hats. Ladies
who miss this chance will regret it, rs ]
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store. Lexington. my2Gtf
English SPAWN Linimen removes all hard,
soft, or Gallon scd Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore aud swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. w.
LOOMS, durggist, Lexington, Mo, mr1y1
The Commercial hotel Is being re-painted.
Reserve your seats at Roylr Il Sons for G..
+. G.. entertainments.
Central College concert begins promptly at
) p. m. Monday, June IL.
Art exhibition at Central Female College
to day from 80 to 5 p. III.
G. r. G. grand concert. Monday, June 1ltb,
at 8 p. m, at Hagcn's opera house.
G. F. c. commencement Tuesday, June ~,
at 10 n. m at Hagen's opera house.
The switch ut the Davis u Steele coal banks,
on the extension, is being put down.
Several parties about tow have, this
week, eaten new poratoes, raised in their
gardens.
You will miss the musical treat of the sea-
son if your fail to attend the G.. F. C. concert
Monday night.
Mr.. j. L. Thorn,on's residence In College
Place has been wonderfully improved by a
fresh coat of paint.
Mr.. AL. Sturges now occupies the house
recently vacated by Mr.. JnO. Erskine, lust
east of Mr.. f. Winsor's.
There will be some new and interesting
features in connection with the C. f. C. con-
cert and commencement.
Mr.. Jno. ErSkine moved, last week, TO his
residence on Main street, which he lately
purchased of Mr.. j. G.. Anderson.
mr.. Peter McIntSrc is making a vigorous
canvass among his friends for their influence
to secure him the position OF policeman.
The last Waverly Times contains u strong
call upon Mr.. T.. A. CsirOn TO become a can
didate for county Judge from the eastern dis
trict.
The strawberry season is nearly over. but
| the raspbcrries will he ripe the latter part OF
next week and the feasting can still be con-
tinued.
The old council met last night to canvass
the vote and order the certificates Of election
issIIcd TO The successful candid ties at the late
election.
There is u negro dive on Ninth street that
ought 10 be, iy all means, closed up. and the
proprietors thereof heavily fined for keeping
a disOrderly house.
The brick work has been completed and
the roof placed on the extension Of Mes.rs.
Vaughan 4 Trigg's store. 1t will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Rev. Mr.. Menefee has completed the pur-
chase of the desirable furniture of Is. F. Col
lege. He will re-furnish the building with
new beds, mattresses, carpets, etc.
Mr.. Aug. Selling has placed a new picket
fence in front, and Is otherwise improving
the premises around his residence. which he
lately purchased of Mrs. j. W. Reinhart.
As usual, the colored men voted solidly
for the white republicans, but where, oh a!
where were the white republicans who so
faithfully promised to also vote solidly for
the colOred men on the ticket. Echo
answers, where"
Mr.. JOS. Chinn desires us to return his
thanks to the friends who so successfully
supported him at the election last Tuesday,
and to assure them that all promises he made
, them in regard TO the discharg, of his duties
as marshal will be rigIdly adhered to,
The council is to he congratulated on the
ordinance passed, not permitting any one TO
hand tickets or solicit votes within 100 feet Of
the polls at the election Tuesday. 1t was
generally remarked that it was the most
peaceful and quiet city election held for man y
years.
Gen. j. II. Graham, Notwithstanding the
fact that be has lived here for fifty years, and
was one of the original trustees and founders
of the city, cast his first vote IT a city cleo
ton last Tuesday. His many friends hope
he may be spared to cast quite a number in
the future.
The festive goat Is browsing on the
hoOpSkirt in the lane, and the organ grind
or's grinding in the street his plaintiye
strain. The robin In the orchard Is singing
all The day, the frOglet in the evening trIlIs
his tender roundelay. One day we wear an
ulster. next day a buster thin; and so We
think the summer is beginning to begin.
Mrs. Margaret Marshall, an aunt Of the late
Benz. Marshall, Of this city, died near Pitts
burg, Penn, recently, aged l0l wears. She
was born in county Tyrone, Ireland. anil her
maiden name was Dickson. She arrived IN
THIS country In 1865. She was Il remarkable
woman in many ways and could repeat con-
nectedly nearly the whole Of both the Old and
New TestamHnt from memory.
Mr. Plat Blanton was TO have worn arnli-
90 suit. of his own construction, ut tho
"Calico Reception" at u. A. s.. last Tuesday
night. He commenced to make the patalo0ns
first. bnt he never could get them into shape
that exactly suited him. Sometimes They
looked like n blOomer suit, and AT other times
like Il bag. He will immediately retire from
tailoring. The young ladies' were very much
disappointed.
Quite a number of persons from Il distance
are expected to attend Central commence
mcnt. Among these we mention: Rev. +. X.
Miller, Rev. DIR. Morris and daughter, Mr.. j.
8. White and wife, Mrs. l.. Il. smith and
Daughter, Maud; Mrs. Frank Hcnslcy and
son, Mrs. Paul Brown ami SCH. Misses Kate
Houx, Matte EmiSon, LCna West, Marie
Howard, Minnie Mastin, Mollie CoIbern,
Julia Chick, Florence CIemmens, Lee Cor
der and L.rlia Henley.
City Election.
Held June 9TH, 9