The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

Fishing tackle at ScudcnS. MOL
Ice cream freczers at Scnden's. m5tf
Shrinking hose and reels at Scnden'S Il
Peaches for cream 1t cost ut Reeder's. If
Is lbs, N. y. sugar, 81. A. LOOMS. j2l
For good, fresh groceries call ut Gas
sens. feblSt
Highest price paid for country produce, ut
gassen's. feblStf
Go to Greer s. Stewards for the best cigars
and tobacco. j7t2
Greer & Stewart's Is the place for ice cream
and contectionaries. j7t2
Ladies. ii you want a good SANGER of ice
cream go to Greer & Stewards. jl2
The ~preltIest N. .. sugar you ever saw, Id
pounds for IL dollar at A. Loomis'. Ian4llf
Siberia refrigeralors aud Perfection gaNo-
line stoves in every size aud style AZ @'n-
dens. m"tt
For cheap groceries go to J. Erskine, 18Th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augI3lf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash. at ID.
Stalling's, LImrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlllnd
Geo. Il. Gordon, at Dover, proposes TO sell
goods at lowest prices Tor cash or IN exchange
for produce. mN1"l'
Ed. w. Kruse, HigginsvilIe, dealer in tirst'
class farm implements, binder twlne, sewing
machines. seeds Of all kinds in bulk. i'm
Subscribers who fail to get their paper res
ularly from the carrier will greatly obIige US
by promptly reporting to tins office. II
Now Is your time. Good enough for any
purpose. IS pounds bright n. q. sugar for
II. A. LOOMS, Franklin avenue. 1aE2lif
FIagslore Pavenents are the most durI!le
and al reduced prices; laid down by john
Gochner. Get his prices before you buy. 1t
Democrats and republicans are united in
the belief that Vaughan Il Trigg's have the
finest line of groceries and queenware in the
county,. july14t3
The best binder Irvine aud machine oil.
also u few cultivatOrs and corn plows to
, close out at cost. Ed. W. Kruse, Higgins
Vile. Mo-. jn2ml
FOR Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest In the city, on Main street, large house,
3 good outhouses, well. ~cistern, etc. Price
my 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire OF j. +
n Ardinoer- nov2Dtf
v Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
r holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &c
III lOWCSb pIltGS ~ hhi
west side public square, Lexington, Mo
= Give me a call, feb5yl
q The Campaign Plug Is quite the correc'
J head covering from now until November
smith l. Bolton are showing quite AN extern
siye line at very moderate prices. considering
the excellent quality and finish. 1nl6tf
Parties living in the Dover neighborhoot
y should give Geo. B. Gordon, Ut the Jno. /
Hickam stand, q trial before going away iron
home to buy their goods. Good goods, 'N
prices and fair dealing guaranteed. myl9tf
le English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard
a soft, or Gallon sed Jumps and blemishes iron
l. horses, blood spaven, curbs. sweeney, st'hes
C. sprains, sore and swollen throat from what
All ever cause, coughs, etc. Save 800 by use {
of one bottle. Warranted, Sold by &. W
e. LOOMS, durggist, Lexington, Mo. mrlyl
y" The editor of the Odessa Democrat shout
read the Iutelligencer u little more close
before stating what 1t does or does III
Ie- contain.
he One of our old colOred citizens. WHIT clam
g. to be II strong "'publican,' y was standing I
the street and heard OF the nomination
80 Harrison for president; his eyes stuck o
low like saucers rs he eagerly asked, "WhoS da
zoe d. you mean Mr.. Jedge Harrisony' Eyes
~ replied u bystander joklngly, that's who v
mean.'' Yah, yah !" smiled the son
Africa, "he's u 'demOcrsck,' but he's
~ pow'ful good man. rs glad dey Got i'm"
# The Star band will give u series of Op
les. air concerts every Monday night during
season at ChalYbeate springs, to viii
everybody is invited. The spring has +
-, Gently been dug out and walled up, and NJ
furnishes an abundance OF water; seats ha
~, been placed for the accommodation OF vi
~. tors, swings erected and the ground clear
OF brush and rubbish. Easy access Tor car
-. ages and buggies can be had Via Rldgew
IL, street or West Lexington.
Mr.. j.. C. McGrew has erected two beau
full fountains in thu lawn VI his residence.
Franklin avenue and South street. The c
=, IN the front yard represent two childFen l
-. der an umbrella. wadin. aoOuI III a pool
l., water; the one in the reari> much The iarR
Is of neat desIgn aud crowned with the sth'
of a child holding u cross IN lis hand, IT.
~, The top OF which The water sprays out q
90. falls in Ii basin below. We hope 10 see 9th
ION, erected In the near future,
dor While Mr.. W. 5 Fouutalne, living so
sise six or seven miles south of this city, was
at turning home irom church with his fam
,se. last Sunday afternoon. when going down
aud steep DEE line after crossing the rsiIro al, ~
.al's the Old Fort. in Old Town. the carriage y
The overturned by Que Of the wheels dropp
tier into II deep rut. resulting in seyurp' sew
40 ., ,b,, f.nu nf Mis- AutItp his al al
Iig. ter. and also injury 10 her ankle. Mrs. Fo
,lsd tain, Armand, Miss Fannie and MISS Ma
3. Clarksou, who were also in the Garrii
were not hurt. The carriage was only sligI
,,a. injured. the horses stopping so soon as IL
- upset. Miss Matte vas taken to the T
depce of her aunt. Mrs. Duvali, where
~ has remained gntilthe present time. A
getting well over .leir SCARE. the rest or
don family returned home the same evening.
unit, Odessa since writing you last, u
, at Hillock has passed away. He was a Z
here old man with many sterling qualities.
rne, had been acting AZ constable OF Sni-a-
+, at township first by appOintmenl.to fill II va
hard cy, and was afterward elected for anO
rued term. We are also ca He'd on to ehror
bred the death OF DIR. NJ. NJ. Robinson, who
Mrs. removed with his family TO lndepeude
was lie had come down on IL visit to relatlves
It is friends, having been quite feeble tor =
Mrs. time. 1t was thought that exposure to
=. A, hot sun and too much exercise brought oil
ore attack thui terWipated his life. DR.. RobiI
for was well known and greatly beloved In
Bu- vicinity, having resided in GreeHtOB VI
The for nearly forty years. He was a consi-
this member OF The NJ. II. church from his
Lee hood. He was buried with Masonic hoI
were Walker Bascom. Esq, now OF Texas. is
the on a visit. He does not like Texas very \
both hence. like u great many other Missouri b
ming has returned and expects to locate. we u
her In the future great metropolis OF the '
our Kansas CITY. Our Fourth passed of MI
you although the speakers did not materializ
esife least not as many rs were expected. II
arret was one gentleman from Kansas CITY, WI
lie, il am told, held the immense GrowG EXTRA
pidly by his eloquence, and was followed by II
al on talent, Uncle Charlie Ewing, of the Cd
mage Democrat. gave one Of bis crisp, logical
We sensible talks, and Of course everybody
emed pleased and edited. G.. j. Miller surpi
cana, everybody. as | heard ii number say they
city not know It was in the old gentleman.
few balance were candidates, who made spec
aud covered themselves all over with Z
1ade. Your correspondent was nat feeling
imu- well on thai day and was ON the ground.
= m. "a shne, lima banIn mn.t UtTp what al