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

A lady graduate. an experienced and sue.
,essful teacher Of advanced English, Latin,
Mathematics and Music, desires q
situation to teach. Has ample testimonials
rom former patrons. Address Teacher, care
Row. j. w. Keeble, Lexington, Mo. o2Otf
Having purchased the grocery stock of
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, / wish to inform the
public that I shall keep on hand constantly, q
full line of fresh groceries. queensware, will
and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars, &c.
I propose to sell good goods and at small
and to endeavor to merit a share of
the public patronage. Give me q call. Re-
the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Herbert Gsssen. feb15tf
Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you At Loomis' drug store.
South street, south Of Jordan's foundry IS
being repaired.
Col. Chiles stock sale next Thursday. Read
advertisement.
The thermometer marked IS degrees In the
shade last Thursday.
The high wind last Thursday will make
nutting parties successful now.
Don't overlook the advertisement of Mr..
Jas. e. Finnell. Of stock sale, &C., elsewhere
In this paper.
This is the day set for the sale of cattle at
Mr.. Strother Renick's near Napoleon. See
advertisement.
T. L. Norfeet has purchased from Leonidas
Duvall, OF Ray county, q fine young jack, pay
ing therefore 5000.
The street car track Is being raised prepsr-
story for putting on the new coating Of
macadam on Main street.
Remember that Mr.. W. 81. Chiles will ad-
dress the democratic clubs at the courthouse
next Tuesday night at 7 80 o'clock.
A new coat Of macadam Is now being
placed on Main street, from 9th to 18th. 1t
was badly needed. Why not extend the
work to 18th street while you are at 1t, Mr..
Councilmen.
The Lily Cornet Band was out serenading
last Thursday night. They have become
quite proficient and with q little more prac-
iice will make some of the older bands look
to their laurels.
Workingmen, come out and hear 3 sure
enough workingman speak next Monday
Hennessey, candidate for state railroad COM
missioner will address you at that time.
"Tim" Hennessey is no bogus working
man. When nominated for state railroad
commissioner, he was on his engine between
81. Louis and Moberly. He will address the
citizens Of Lexington at the courthouse. next
Monday night at Z O'Clock. Worklngmen.
come out and hear what he has 10 say.
"A joke is a Joke, but these little truths
hurt" That Is what Is the matter with a
Republican Workingman" in the last Rsgit.
ter. He cannot disprove any Of the asser-
tions of The Intelligencer and So takes his
spite out in abuse. We hope he now feels
relieved. Fori unateIy 1t was nothing but
wind.
Editor Intellig encPr:-Some three OF four
weeks since the Post OF this city contained a
short article saying that they had the names
OF eightsen Il lhInk) democrats who were
going to vote for Harrison at the coming elec.
ton. l have made diiigent search in our
ranks and am inclined 10 doubt the statement
Of the Post, and would like for that paper to
give us the names of the parties. Show up.
or, well, an scknow ledment is In order.
Democrat.
A republican workingman" intimates in
this weeks Register that some of the demo-
Gratis who lately visited Concordia were intox.
icated upon that occasion, II so, they were
sober enough, at least, to know the wav
home and not drunk enough to lose theil
hemlets and other psraphanalia. fight like
cats and dogs among themselves. and also
mistake q widows priyats residence for 6
hotel. all of which did occur about the tim
of the return OF the republicans from the
same place. "Those who throw stone,
should not live In glass houses"
A~"repu0lican workmanship the last Reg
lister says that when the democrats VISITED
| Concordia. the saloons had to be closed 1T o
O'Clock, and then says that he understand,
That as these democrats were returning The,
exhibited beer and whisky glasses, some al
many as five or six. Now as the democrat,
did not leave the Lexington depot for NOR
than one and a-half hours alter working
man" says all the saloons were closed, the log
ical conclusion is that the glasses did not com
out OF the Concordis saloons or that the So
looms were not closed. They wore hats, coat
and boots, but we presume they will not b.
accused Of stealing these also.
Heretofore, whenever anybody wished t
change his business in or about Lexington,
has been the fashion to open a grocery stor
or a meat shop. But the longest lane mus
la,o a, a.l .,oI .ha rnoak ..~nlo.. l..l.S
Is sure to change at last. Instead. therefore
OF one OF the above mentioned establishment
Mr.. Man. J. Chinn has decided 10 20 into th
dry goods business. and to this end has lease
one OF McGrew's now buildings for q term
years, and will Immediately bring on q fu
stock Of everything usually kept In an estah
lishment OF this kind, fresh and clean. OF th
latest STYLES. and which he proposes to sell
bedrock prices. Read his advertisement
which appears In smother column.
Corcordia: splendid weather. Politics
pot still boiling but Cleveland will be electet
The last rally settles the matter, az OF
boss had two fights at the Guiding Of ii
grand rally Ia two different saloons. How
that for high. Our grain merchants al
taking 1t easy, and waiting for the corn
come In. Hard times is the cry at present
Wait, boys, until the election IL over, an
then you will see lots OF money In the cOur
try. Our mayor has been attending court
Kansas City this week; II you want to s,
him mad, ask him how about Sunday schot
picnics. Our saloon keepers have bee
gobbled up, to the song or tify dollars an
costs. because they are not lawyers. an
did not understand the law. WhOopin
cough is making the rounds among Ii
children here, good many sick but not ser
!, ouslY. Our real estate agent Cook NAL
some good sales last week IN Ced 4r count,
and Kansas. He is q rustler sure. The
) will be no more picnIGs over Davis will
out license being hrst procured. SO ca
says. Lanham /, getting away with Il
} apples in this neck of the woods, al
amount OF them coming to town at six
z cents a bushel. A good many republica
! are going to vote the democratic cOun
ticket this fall. The reason Is they are si'
of being led by the boss.