The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-20

sprains, sore and swollen throat from WILL
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by @. W..
Loomis, durggist, Lexington, Mo, mrlyl
sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. AT Loomls' drug store. a2oeow1y
.'No more dollar wheat"
Tit German Evangelical parsonage Is
about completed.
Col. Chiles' sale, Thursday, October %.
See advertisement.
Call on Capt. Roly Porter for your meats,
at L. B. Vaughan's old stand.
The taxes have been paid on 2Ol dogs and
30 have been killed up to date.
The name OF Thos. G.. Tebbs, of Greenton,
has been placed on the pension rolls.
Brickwork was commenced on the smith
block, Franklin avenue, last Thursday.
Read Mr.. Jas. +. Finnelps advertisement
Of sale of stallion, stock farming utensils. &c.
Attend Mr.. strother Renick's cattle sale
to-day. Terms very liberal. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. W. II. Chiles will address the demo-
cratic clubs at the courthouse next Tuesday
night at 1880 O'Clock. A full attendance Is
desired.
The B. & L. money brought Sal premium
on Friday night OF last week. Q. w. LOOMS
was the purchaser.
The apple market is lively, but the prices
are low. Only 35 cents a bushel Is being paid
for the best variety.
Mr.. f.. G. johnson. of Kansas City. will
speak tonight at the courthouse square to
the workingmen OF Lexington and vicinity.
GIVE him q bearing.
Gon. a.. W. Westbrook will address the
citizens of Lafayette county, at the court
house, IL Lexington, on Monday night,
October %. Turn out and hear him
At the Conversazione.-FrOm "Under the
Hll."-Miss Yreks Bjohnson, after q long
felt pause:-"The days are getting a good
deal shorter now. amt they, Mr.. sockenfoxT ~
Sockenfox. with o sudden CLEAN OF intelli-
ence:-"Yaasl Nights, too! Hal" And
thep there was made q great silence, Sock
travelled himself out.
We hope none of our readers will overlook
the advertisement Of Col. H. c. Chiles' sale
OF registered short horn cows and heifers =,
poIlsd-angus feeding steers, grade short-horn
steers. spayed beifers, mich cows, mules,
horses, thoroughbred shropshire sheep, and
a large lit of buggies. wagons, farm machinery,
and other articles. The terms are very lib
eral. Sale will commence at II O'Clock q. m.
on THURSDAY, October %, and lunch will be
served at 1880 p. m. Don't fail to read the
advertisement and also attend the sale.
The InteIllgencer denies that 1t ever pub
Iished a SANDER against the nominees OF the
republican party from president down." or
either or any Of them, as charged by the ''re-
publican workIngman" In the last Register.
The IntelIigencer aims to 'tell the truth" and
to be fair with Its political opponents. Gen.
eral charges do not count. Be more specific
and quote the language complained OF. II
we cannot substsntiate every assertion we
have made, we will acknowledge our error
and try to do better next time.
Corder:-Rev. Banks Is attending presby-
terry at Pleasant Hill this week. Mrs. Wm'
Wilson aud Mrs. l.. Armbruster returned
home Monday morning from st. Louis, where
they had been attending the exposition.
Misses BERTHE and Bette Corder, Mr.. Rey-
uolds aud wife, Messrs. Nath. Corder, j. P,
Gordon, M. Wllmot and others spent sever
DAYS In 81. Louis last week, returning home
Friday morning. Mrs. Banks and children
are visiting relatives 10 Boonyille. Miss Ida
Haston spent Sunday and Monday with rela-
tiyes In Glasgow. The many friends OF Mist
Anna Rees were very much shocked ant
nrieyed to hear of her death in Sedalia las
THURSDAY. Mr.. NJ. Lesser spent last Tues
day in Kansas City. Mr.. A. Bortsfield ana
Messrs. Chas. and Fred Lesser, attended th,
republican rally at Concordis last week
Miss Ousley, who has mad charge OF the dres
making department at Mrs. Rine's, has re
turned to her home and Mrs. Whitaker hai
taken charge again. Mrs. Rine. Mrs. M
Lesser and Mrs. A. Bortsfield returned bom
the first OF last week from Chicago. Mr.
Howard Dean, wife and children spent Sun
day vi sitting relatives near Blackburn. Mis-
Mary Burton has q class In drawing AM
paln,ing. Miss Lallah Baker, who has beel
sos ndiug several weeks with her sister here
left for her home In Centralis last Saturday
R,v. shackelford filled the pulpit at tn
Esthodist church last Sunday,
Fine marriage Of Miss Boxic Chiles and Nj
Warren L. Comsiock. OF Kansas City, whIcl
took place Wednesday at Q o'clock ut the rel
idence of the brides father, Mr.. VIM. ChileG
on South street. In point OF elegance an
beauty was q fitting introduction to the scott
~ weddings which will occur this full an
winter. Miss Cbiles Is one OF Lexington
bsndsomest daughters, who, with her pleai
ing manners, has won many friends and &C
mIrers. She looked very girlish and Lowell
attred in q white shoodah and faille mad
walking length, high corsage, with lrlAming
an pearl passsmentrie. Her ornaments wei
diamonds, the gift OF the groom, and she ca
rled a bouquet OF Marechal Neil roses. Mi
Irene Fleming, who wore q cream viii
surah with garniture OF duchess lace, sho
sleeves, v corsage, bouquet Of rerles d
Jardins roses, and Mr.. Ollie Comstock,
Kansas City, brother Of the groom, were Il
: attendants. They we're preceded into Il
uarlor Ivy seven maids Of honor, o galaxy
! beauty. and were az follows, Misses .Magg
and Ida Hyde. ViRgie MeClelland, MAJ
nseGrew, Inez Simons, Kitty Fulkerson 81
rose Young. The impressive and love-
ceremony was performed by Rev. f. Men
fee of the First Baptist Church Of this cit
Tine house was tastefully decorated with CO
aovers aud trailing vines. In the center
,he dining room was a large table beautiful
ascorAtcd with fruits and flowers. After Il
,nsrriaoe ceremony the wedding party wei
invited to an elegant repast served b
Mssdames Chiles and MeGrew and MI
ReIIe Graves. At Q p. IN. the guests wi
were invited TO the reception. began
"rrive and until 8 O'Clock the parlors we
r,ronged with friends who had come to off
cungratulntIons and best wishes for the futuI
,j~t and Mrs. ComstOck left on the event.
I'm FOR an extended trip east, after wifi
,'sy will be at home to. their friends in Kal
pas City