The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
Weeklg gntelligetfer.
mHClAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Chnrns at Senden's. mott
CrOquot sets at Senden's. mott
ammOck at Senden's. motf
Berry boxes at Senden's. ln9tf
Lawn mowers at Senden's. mott
Lawn sprnklers at Senden's. apr5tf
Everything in hardware at Senden's. If
Shaker Preserves at cost at Reeder's. a2S
Louisville pickles at cost at Reeder's. AIS
TObaecos and cigars a specially, at Gas
ems. feb1Stf
Produce taken in exchange for goods. at
Gassen's feb1Stf
Campaign badges. buntings, flags. etc., at
Ii. Wilker's. iuly7i2
Umbrellas aud p~arasols repaired at A. q
AdePs Clothing store. m24tf
Read Geo. b. Gordon's advertisement
elsewhere In this paper. may10tf
Ice cream delivered to any part of the city
IN tirst-class order by Greer Il Stewart. t.
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash, ut ID.
stalling's, Limrick Bank building, Nam
street. apr14m3
Pasturage for fifty head of cattle or horses,
about five miles south of town. Enquire of
j. b. Silver. jnl6tf
Bran, shlp-stuff, oats aud corn ground or
u0kTOuuu NJ lteu ullll III Tch ~ .
lumber yard. julyItf
We have Just received II new lot Of the Gel
ebrated 'Gold" and ''Silver" shirts. Try
them. H., sinauer. feblltr
Ice cream In quantity from one quart AZ
delivered to any part Of the city ut the lowest
price by Greer ~ Stewart. j7t2
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for a
dollar, at A. LOOMS. Drop IN and look at
t; IL is Il daisy for the money. Jan2ltf
For sale Three half b Jersey heifers,
with heller calves. Apply 10 o. o. Wilson
or Abram Hays, Lexington, Mo. in30tf
Wanted-Every farmer in the county TO
price agricultural implements at kruse's
, Farm Implement House. HIgglnsyile. i2ml
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind on
human or animals cured In thirty minutes bv
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by q. w. LOOMS, druggist, Lex
1ngton, No. marl0yl
We are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed and untrimmed hats. Ladies
who miss this chance will regret 1t, as J
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store, Lexington. my26tf
MIR. Jos. b.. Shelby desires to inform the
c itizens of Lexington that they can at all
times procure fresh butter from his Jersey
farm at the stores of Messrs. Eggleston h
Bro, and W. s. Clagett. jn3Otf
Having purchased the grocery stock of
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, | wish TO inform the
public that l shall keep on hand constantly. a
full line OF fresh groceries. queensware, will
low and wooden ware, iobaccos. cigars. NC.
IproDose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavOr to merit a share Of
the public patronage. Give me u call. Re-
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feb15if
Rock breaking is lively In the city Gala
boose.
An interesting letter from DIR. Quarles is
published on the first page.
The world IL hut Il feeting show,-And no
wise man regrets it.-F0r man wants little
here below. And generally he gets it.
The Y. P. w. A. of the First BeptIst
church will give Il lawn party and sociable In
the beautiful yard OF the b F. O.. next Tues
day evening. The music Will be furnished
by the II. o. NJ. ~, and an enjoyable time
can be had. All invited.
The picnic OF the Star band at Affords grove
= last Wednesday, was a great success so far AS
IN, numbers were concerned. there being Il larger
tio crowd In attendance than for many wears.
~. The speakers from abroad failed TO material
i ice. however, but their places were well sup
n piled by LOCAL talent.
The democrats Of Egypt formed a club
. OF about forty members on Friday night OF
last week, aud elected as officers. John
Thompson. president; Joseph johnson. Geo,
Alumbaugh and Vim. Finch, vice. presidenls
O.. W.. Alumbaugh. secretary and Hugh
Moore, treasurer. Mr.. Jos. johnson was
appointed to solicit additional names. The
regular meetings OF the club will be held al
the Cssteel schoolhouse, to which all are In
vited.
Mr.. Mathew Fozer. a brother Of Mr.. G. X.
Tozer, late railroad and express agent In this
city, aud a room mate OF Geo. Logan and
Eph. King. arose early last Monday morning
IN his room on The fourth floor Of the Park
Hotel. Hsnnibal, and as 1t was an hour be-
fore breakfast, to pass the time away, he sal
In the window read ng, but fell asleep ant
rolled out OF the window, falling sixty feel
to the pavement below. He was picked W
almost a shspeless mass but still alive and die
not d q until IL o'clock. The body WAS ship
ped to Athens, Pa. the home OF his parents
for burial.
A very enthusiastic meeting Of the citiZeni
OF BOonvllle, was held there Tuesday to ar
range for a grand barbecue and excursion
oyer the Boonville and Lexington Branch
road from Kansas City and other points along
the line TO BOOnville and return, celebrating
the opening Of the new road. Mayor c. z
Bell presided over the meeting, and severd
prominent citizens made short speeches
Committees were appointed to solicit sub
scriptIons and make other necessary arrange
ments. The 18th day Of July was the date
agreed upon, and ii IL the intention to invite
all candidates TO be present and make
speeches. Reduced rates will be secured on
the other road running into BOonviIle, and
very pleasant gath ering Is anticipated. Every
one attending will be the guest OF the city and
fed free.
Wayerly Times, Jun 2S:-"Miss ReDs
Corder iuVlted n few friends to play Lotto on
Wednesday, the 10Th. The evening was de-
ligbtfully spent, the game being lnterspersed
with vocal and instrumental music. Alter
serving Refreshments the first prize. q hand
some bottle Of perfume in plush cases was
given to Miss Jennie Webb. The g%entleman's
first prize, cigars. was awarded Mr.. Frank
Burns. Mr.. Ed. Williams won The BOBBY, n
book entitled Happy Thoughts for Chill
dren.' Those participating were Misses Jen-
ME and Mary Webb and Reua Corder aud
Mrs. Fred A, Price. Messrs. Ward Wilson.
Frank Burns,sDd Ed. Williams. On Thurs
day last there occurred y robbery Of one OF
the merchandise cars OF the Mo. Pacific
somewhere between 81, Louis and this point.
The firm OF Fry AZ Garrett Of our city lost
goods 10 the amount Of forty dollars. The
entire car load OF goods was completely
rined, the thieves making II complete success
of the Job. Did not learn names Of others
robbed. The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of Wayerly Lodge, No.
81. A, r. n A. Nc. Kraus, W. NJ; ). NJ.
Galloway, s. W.; w. r. Miner, j. W.; K.
nj, Edwards, treasurer, and II. COrder, sec
rotary"
COrder Although there were hard rams
at the beginning OF harvest, about all the
grain Is saved III good shape, many finishing
ON the 8rd, which enabled them to celebrate
the fourth with II becoming spirit. Captain
John Brown. of AullVille, had n very severe
paralytic stroke In COrder last week. He re-
MANNED at the hOspiIable home OF Mr.. Jack
c,rdsr a few DAVIS and sufficiently recovered