The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-08-04

dried beef III the city. N4St
The prettiest n. U. sugar you ever saw, IL
for a dollar at A. LOOMS. ian2ltf
Siberian Rer-igerators and Perfection Gas
oline stoves IN every style and sizes at Sen
denis. july2lif
For cheap groceries go TO j. Erskine. 18th
street, between Franklin avenue aud South
street. augl3tf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash. at ID.
Stalling's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlim3
Geo. B.. Gordon. at Dover, proposes To tell
goods at lowest prices Tor cash or In exchange
for produce. mtl9if
IL got 20 cents worth Of Vaughan 4
Trigg's shaved dried beef aud it is immense.
Yum! Yum!!' jy2Str :
The work on the rock wall on Franklin
avenue via soen hs seppalfd and will he
and exceIN6tefpb isesssa gsnls
VIZ asEer in first
class fafm llsp)emelees bidder swme, sewing
machiaS<ssseds Of all kinds in bulk. @m
Suhkorspsfh who fail to get their paper r"s
uIarly ffpm che carrier will greatly oDI:e' 's
by pron<pfl} Igporting to tins office. II
Now ieqeopntime. Good enough for ny
purpose 4x Sounds bright N, q. sugar Tor
81. A.t1<><ntzs Franklin Avenue. jau2iti
Flags;}AHI t<spements are the most durable
aud at rea~nfsd5prices; laid down 10y JOHN
Goenneffs sf /; 4 a1is prices before you buy. !!
Demoorsfz ands = republicans are united IN
the beliel,gpat Vaughan a rrigs's I''yr III"
linestliusesA groceries and queenwure in the
Comfy lulylit3
ms hest biEder Irvine and machine oil.
also . Jews cnltiValofs aud corn plows to
out It cost. Ed. W. Kruse, Higgins
ttfiIe. Mo. ju2ml
For SaIe-A good residence, one Of the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of }. +,
Ardinger. nov2glf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
| Give me a eall. feb5y1
Parties contemplating attending the w. NJ.
A. school aud wanting their suits here at the
beginning of the session, Will please call be-
fore August 18th TO have their measures
taken. Philip Keller. Il
The Campaign Plug Is quite the correct
head covering from now until November.
Smith & Bolton are showing quite an extern
siYe line al very moderate prices, considering
the excellent quality and finish. jn16tf
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
-. --.n o.l ,,,aIIo theNoa frnr, uyhat-
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $40 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. w
LOOMS, durggIst, Lexington. Mo, mrly1
Remember the B. N l.. pay day, mex
Tuesday, August 7.
Mr.. Taghtberring has given his cottage OF
Franklin avenue Il fresh coat of paint.
The walls of the new houses, corner o
Main and Ninth streets, are about completed
The front Of the engine house, on Mint
street, has been TemOdeled so AS TO make tn
entrance more convenient and expeditions.
Mr. b. II. Ireland and Capt W. D. Rankin
had the new hexagon pavement placed IL
/ their front door yards. II is a great improve
ment over the old brick walks snd we hop
TO see more of the same sort put down abou
2 town.
! Mr.. Man. j. Chinn has purchased fror
Mrs. Sallle Long sixty feet oil the west sid
= OF lot 9, block IA, FRANKLIN avenue, adjoiuIn
y the residence of Mr.. +. Allen on the west
y and will Immediately build II fine eight room
frame cottage thereon.
some exceedingly verdant person last Sat
: urday night burglaIiZed our money drawer
..,.. r.. Ii, ,;aly aud trAnhIa ahunl.tnI
| nothing Of course. A fellow green enOug
to break into a printing Office for the purpos
OF plumber should he tapped for the simple:
He Is Il bigger fool than ThompsOn's co
1 which waded across the river to get II drinl
A dentist remarks that it, is a strange effeC
that the sight of u dentists instruments wi
= have on strong men. He has seen me
noted for their courage actually quail whe
. the forceps were produced IL il u rule, too
t that men and women Of large statue WI
= make more fuss than the smaller Oaes, and
4 Is also u fact that men exhibit more fear Oh
Is tooth pulling occasion than women.
+ City council, fix that crossing over the gu
e ter at QnaDdt's shop, also at Bells corner
make AN ordinance licensing or Kill of I'll
dogs; open up q side walk from College, I
i 10Th, through To 2Ilh street; what abo.t thi
d plank walk from the corner Of South AN
18th streets to grave yard? The county coui
agreed to give S75 toward it; the count
court, Il year ago or more. subscribed Sl'
E. IT city council TO put in II fountain on Fran
IN lin, how about its y
Mr.. NJ. j. ChiHn sold, last Monday. to NJ
= Joseph q. Chinn. ais residence, corner
II Main and Sixteenth streets, for VI coo Gas
MAN" purchased the property about OF
4 year ago from Mr.. j. w. Waddell, payiI
therefor S3. 500, and the same day sold III
i feet off the west side OF the lot to Mr.. j,
Chinn for $500, who now purchases II
balance at the price named above, making
advance of 81 900 in the price Of the prOper'
within the year.
T. A happy crowd from .Richmond pass6
e. through this city last Tuesday in carriages
C , ute to Monegaw Springs, st. Clair count
I he party consisted Of Mrs. Maurice SmitI
1t Misses Myrtle Creel, Lulu Crispin, Flo
Z A lisOn, Allie Duvall, Cora :Murry. Mol
SIncoe, Eta Smith. Jessie Murray and Mo
lie Rodman; and Messrs. John Watkin
Arthur hurry, NJ. ". Crispin, Robt. Wa
kin], George Crispin. Ed. Reynolds and Ma
colIu Smith. They will be absent about
" mouth.
Mama News.-"The editor of the New
o mad" Il flying trip to CarrolltOn last wee
aud interviewed one Of the famous 'Blin
TigeTF Of that city. 1t seems stra nge tn
II people will permit such open violations
(, lthe law, rather than license saloons. The,
Is Just az much liquor sold rs there would
II theI e were regularly licensed saloons. all
y neither the town or county receive any rev
d nue. from It's sale. License dram shops al
shut ~ the Tigers" they are a disgrace TO
d civilized community. The county republ
Can ticket Is now composed of "white repu'
~lIcans,r the colored nominee, Prince Able
n Parrisi. having been thrown overheard
n make ? place for DR.. SnoddY. The cOlort
voter should remember that he Is only wantt
d for his vote. When the name of Prin'
n Albert Parrish. cOlOred, was stricken fro
O the county republican u ;ket, the ticket IA
Ie badly crippled. as he was the leader amOI
the col red people and was one of the brish
N est men on the ticket"
Cordrr:-The morning OF the Dist Their
were two OF the most pleasing looking men
the COrter depot that IL has been my pleasul
u 10 behOl | for some time. While this is lru
there were also two ladies whose Joy. If pc
sible, surpassed that of the men. But eli
b cumstances are more lorcible than word
d Mrs. John Price aud Mrs. Taylor WiDn h,
=, lust returned from a three months visit
friends in California. The ladies expresst