The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-28

The prettiest y. D. sugar you ever saw, IL
pounds for Il dollar at A. LOOMS. lan2ltf
Siberian Ref:igerators and Perfection Gas.
oline stoves In every style and sizes at SEN
denis. july2llf
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augl3lf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash, at ID.
Stalling's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlim3
Geo. b. Gordon, at Dover, proposes to seIl
goods ut lowest prices Tor cash or in exchange
for produce. myI"f
81 got 20 cents worth Of Vaughan n
Trigg's shaved dried beef and 1t is immense.
Yum! YUM! ~ iy2Sif
Ed. W. Kruse, Higginsville, dealer in lirst-
class farm implements, binder twine, sewing
machines. seeds of aIl kinds in bulk. am
Subscribers who fail TO get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting 10 Tins Office. II
Now IL your time. Good enough for HrY
purpose. IL pounds bright n. o.. sugar Tor
Il. A. LOOMS, >Eranklin avenue. jan2lti
Flagstore PaY&meuts are the most durable
dHu ut ICuuCcu ypiNiHN i"'' NO"' ~ '''
Goehner. Get his prices before you bay. Il
Democrats au. republicans are united ia
the belief that Vaughan II Trigg's have the
finest line of groceries and %quecnware IN the
county. ~lulvIlt5
The best bIG,er Irvine and machine oil.
also II lew cul ;vatOrs and corn pl"ws 10
close out at cos. Ed. w. Kruse, Higgins
Vile, Mo-. ln2ml
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest In the city, on Main street, large house,
good %outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
On.y 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j.. Z,
Ardinger. noV2Sti
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &c,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side pub ic square, Lexington, Mo.
Give me a call. feb5yl
The Campaign Plug Is quite the correct
head covering from now until November.
smith a. Bolton are showing quite an extern
siye line at very moderate prices, considering
the excellent quality and finish. lnl6lf
English Spawn Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or calloused Jumps and biemishes from
horses, blood sLaven, curbs, sweeney, sll1eS'
sprains, sore AM swollen throat from what
ever cause, courhs, etc. Save 900 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold BY e. w.
LOOMS, durggl,t, Lexington, Mo, mrlyl
Thirteen street, from Franklin avenue 10
South street. is - be macadamized with rock
from the calabo,se. 1t has long been needed.
Do not be absent from next Tuesday
nights meeting of the Cleveland and Thur
man Baudanas. We want every member tu
be present. q. Ben Russell, president.
There Is 10 be u Sunday school picnic
at Elm Park school house, about six miles
south of Lexington. on the Greenton road
on Saturday, August 4th. to which everybody
Is invited.
At his preliminary examination before
E.quire Harw>od, at Dover, last Thursday
Samuel Sans vas committed to Jail. withon
bail. for the K ling of Mr.. VIM. I. jackson
ON the l4th OF July.
We acknowledge receipt of catalogues o
Carrollton fair, association, exhibition TO ID
held at CarrolltAn September llth-ilth, ant
also of the Sad liza fair, to be held on til,
I4ih- 18th of A gust.
The thresher& commenced work upon III,
crop of Mr.. Rid us Mccormick. last Monda,
morning at I Cd Ock a. M, and at i:aO p. IN
of The same da MIR. Mccormick had deliver
ed his entire cIop of about 800 bushels a
kerdoln's mill Ind received his check for tn
money.
Hon, Champ Clark has notified DIR. j..
Fulkerson that he Will certainly be prGScn
aud address tle democracy of Lafayette
jackson and Jo1nson counties at the mOnsteI
picnic at Higgi$ yille, Oh Thursday, August
"a. Those wtS have heard hun speak vii
} need no urging % be presen: upon this oCca
, sion.
} Mr.. Henry NarquaTi's birdie bit broke. las
Sunday evening". Us he was driving nbou
town. and as consequence the horse rai
away and smalhed his new dog into
: hundred pieces, it beng overturned au,
dragged for several blocks. rhe horse wa
also considerably cut upon his legs, hut no
seriously.
] The hexagou pavement in front OF th
Commercial Bank Is Il daisy, sure. Its eos
. Is very little more than that lately put dow
' of similar material by quite IL Number q
: others on Main street. Int IL is very niue
o prettier and its lasting qualities are said I
T be eternal We hope The good NOrh wi
still continue, which 1t Will probably do a
t fast a. the old brick pavements wear out o
I need repairing.
l 1--WE Ike to hear q man reiuse to take hi
s home paper aud all the time sponge on hi
neighbors for the re iding OF it. We like I
hear a MAJ complain when asked 10 subscrib
for his home paper, that lac takes more tina
9 he can read now and then go and borrow hi
5 neighbours or loaf around until he gets u
> the news from It.. We like to see a man ri
y down his home paper as not worth takin
D and now and then beg the editor Il favor !
the editorial. We like TO see a man ru
down his home paper and then try TO get
e share Of the trade which Il newspaper bring
: to the town. We like to see this, 1t look
3 economical, thrifty. progressive and cheeky.
= Since the opening of the river rOa
Q through to Boopyllle and Upton, Il change c
time has been made ia the arrival and depar
ture of trains to and from this city, which
: more convenient for patrons of the rOaC
= The train now leaves Upton on the arrival
. the st. Louis train, IN tie early mOrnIn
=. hour, and arrives here ut 7 80 Il. M; return
ing, leaves here upon the arrival Of the Kan
D sas City train, at 8 10 p. m. IL will thus b
seen that parties living along the line ca
spend the entire business portion OF tue DE
. In this city and return home the same nigh
e We predict a greatly increased patronage c
: the railroad by reason of this change.
s Eldorado Tribune, July 20:-A. ID. Smitt
Of Higglnsville, made our Office II pleasar
call yesterday. He is down, accompanied b
. bis wife. II. IL. Broughton, Mrs. J. Ii
Broughton and Miss Virgie Talliferro, VIII
have been stopping at the Elgin House fo
Q the past month, left to-day for their home, I
!, Odessa. Mr.. %BroughtOn has spent most q
= his time here and will return next mont
and stay six months. Misses Kate Ludwig
1 and Annie and Lizzie Gillen, three f4scinaI
= ing and accomplished young ladies', of Lex
ington, arrived, last Saturday. for an ndet
d Mite stay. The Misses Gillen are visiting Co
= Lilllston and Miss Ludwigs is stopping at M
. o.. Patrick's. Thos. McChesney. editor 4
n the Odessa Democrats In the city for Il shOI
stay. John Hereford, OF Odessa, arrived i
the city, the first OF the week, to drink Of tn
health'giving waters.
Corder:-M Miss Rannie Morris, of La
= Vegas, New Mexico, IL visiting her frienC
V Mrs. j. Z. Gordon. of this city. Mis-, Berii
< COTder IL enjoying IA very pleasant visit VII
/ relatives In Wayerly. Misses Lucy STARK
u and Bette COTder, accompanied by Mcssrl
Craig and StaTke, spent last Friday and Sal
Il urday in Lexington. Rev. Jones aud vii
u left, Monday morning, for CurrvyiIIe. on
u visit to their daughter. Mr.. Jones will go
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