The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03

sens. feblS!f
Highest price paid for country produce, at
Gassen's, feb1Sl1
Have you tried Payne's new barber? They
say he is smooth. o2Od
Umbrellas and p~arasols repaired at A. q
Adeps Clothing store. m24tf
Do not fail to see the beautiful line of we'd
ding presents just Opeued at Royle Il Sons.
The cheapest and best boots are made by
IS. s. II p" All good merchants have them
Buy no other. 1t
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on u guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. LOOMS. Franklin ave. eOw1y
Sleepless nights made miserable By that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. Al LOOMS drug store. a2oeowiy
Entire new line of embroidered black kid
gloves at the best value ever offered YOU
80 cents. 10 cents and 81. Royle d Son, 3t2
Ladies, new goods at the Ward millinery
store from fashions center, and IA trimmer
from st. Louis. S. A. Board, successor to
w. ID. Ward. oct6tf
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need ior
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price Zoe ana
zoe per hottie. AT LOOMS. aa1eowly
Capt. ROly Porter has opened Il meat shop
on Main Cross street (E. b. Vaughaus old
stand), and will be glad to see his friends
and the trade in general. Read his ad. II
Lost-On Saturday last, n ladY's breast pin,
Jet center with gold rim. Any person re.
turning same 10 Mrs. 5. A. Moorehead's will
- T. nnntN,
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. ?,
Ardinger, nov29tf
A lady graduate, an experienced and sue
cessful teacher of advanced English, Latin,
French, Mathematics aud Music, desires a
situation to teach. Has ample testimonials
from former patrons. Address Teacher, care
Rev. j. W. keeble, Lexington, Mo. o20tf
Don't forget the fact that the Wheatley
Brothers have opened np n full line of gro
ceries and drugs at the old Haden stand in
MAYHEM, where they will be pleased to well
come all those who wish good, fresh goods al
lowest prices. n3l2
uOE WCto " Ii huO happy ibio "NShs
DR.. p. S. FulkersOn, Seth Serat and u long
life customer, Mr.. Fred. Young, by buying
one of d. Russell premium make of buggies
have a few left and will be sold at cost aud
on time If you desire 1t. d. Russell. 1t
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, I wish to inform the
public that l shall keep on hand constantly, q
Sail H.. - R.o,h ro.o,ios uraapuuuora will.
low and wooden ware, tobaccos, cigars. &c
l propose TO sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavor to merit a share Of
the public patronage. Give me a call. Re-
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feb15tf
Group, w~hooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by SbilOh's Cure. Fol
sale at Loomis', Franklin ave. a25eow1y
Rebuxe the boodlers.
Reid and Wallace, Monday night, court.
house.
Mrs. Thos. Stramcke is the happy posses
sor Of a new 5000 surry.
Thursday, rs degrees cloudy, with thunder
lightning, high wind and ram.
Mrs. Shultz's two Maltese cats are gone
Please return them to Ingleside and gel the
reward.
Vote for William Nipper for constable In
Davis township. Nipper is the man. He
| will nip all the vagabOnds, and attend to the
other duties with fidelity and dispatch. Vote
for Wm Nipper.
Vote the democratic ticket straight. 1t Is
good one throughout. Democracy stands in
thi, fight for the rights and interests of the
mass of the people; repu6lIcanism stands fol
tn m~onopolies and monopolists.
Vote for Dewitt G. HackleY for constable
in Dover Township. he is the right man for
the place, and will be elected. See that hi
name is on your ticket. IL it is not. write
it there, thus: For constable, Dewitt G
Hackley.
The case of Ann Keith, interpleader. VS.
Benz. Elliott, administrator of S. W. Creasey
was reversed in the Kansas City court o
appeals on Monday. Mrs. Keith won in th,
| circuit court, and this Is u victory for iht
administrator
Hlgginsyi!ie Leader:-I is y pity the re-
publIcans had such = bad day for their rally
Monday. II the wealth. had been SO that
satisfied that many mnre votes would have
been male for The democrats.
Second ward Enthusiastically. 20
grade: Algie Smith, Maggie Mitchell; 6tf
grade, Florence Hall, Dennis Studdard, Viii
lie Meyers, Clyde summers and Annie Rup
pei. Honor roll, 81 grade. Aigie Smith
Chatham Lankford, Alpheus BI-com. Maggi,
Mitchell: 4th and 9TH grades, Lindsay Price
Maggie Bert 'ch. Annie noffm III and Maut
Graham; 9th grad, 8ddie Wilker. Florence
Hall, Willie Mtvers and clyde Summers.
Judge b. d. Weedin, the democrat can
| didate for county surveyor Is too well known
to all the people OF the county to need an
commentator. He is a practical farmer
uses The roads and bridges IN his businesses 8
farmer, and therefore knows what is needed
He is an educated and practical civil engi,
neer, and is thus peculiarly well fitted fol
the position. No better evidence could b,
| given of his acceptabilily to the people THAI
the fact that be is constantly reelected
without seeking the place, and in som,
Instances when he desired to give it up
Judge Wtedin will be elected. of course
and he ought be. Vote for Benjamin d
Weedin for county surveyor.
Thomas A. Catron, Esq, H. the Democrat,
candidate for justice OF the county cour
from The eastern district. Mr. CatrOn wa
born and reared In this county, and mas ii
interests at heart. He is Il careful and sue
cessful business man, an enterprising
go-Ahead, progressive farmer. We have ha,
occasion In the past to speak of his push snc
vim, and to describe the improvements tina
he has made upon his farm. Mr.. CatroI
thoroughly understands the views and need
OF The agricultural portion Of our population
and he is In entire sympathy with the demo
cratic ideas Of simplicity and economy II
government. On these scores there can b.
no objection to him Whatever. We do hea
that O few, a very few, democrats talk 0
scratching his name because OF his haviDI
voted for the Wood law. Now that kind O
thing is all wrong. o, you say, certain per
sons who favored that law intend to scratcl
men who differed from them! Well, do twt
wrongs make y right! Not at all. Il |
wrong Tor either side TO bring up that Issul
now to distract aud divide the democrats
party, and no good democrat wiU do Il. Th
: Wood law Is not now before the people
other and very important things are. Tn,
opponents Of the Wood law in this count,
Can afford to he generOus; they won an over
whelming victory, and should use 1t with dis
erection. Mr.. Catron Is a conservative, sensl
BILE man He will mol, when elected land h
will he elccted), endeayOr 10 evade She settle
ment made by the people at the polls II
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