The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-07

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I propose to sell good goods aud at small
profits, and to endeavor to merit d share oil
The public patronage. Give me u call. Re
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand.
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. febl5tf
County court next Monday.
1t u not spring fever that affects you; 1t IL
that same old case Of lazlness coming out Of
itS winter quarters.
The painters are busily at work again. II
only some persons who have not heretofore
patronIzed them could be induced to do 50.
Behold the world rests" Headache aud
neuralgia have been cured by Salvation GIL,
the great and infallible pail -remedy. Price
10 cents.
Main street. from the Wedge house to six
teenth street, Is sadly In need Of fresh mac.
adam. 1t has worn through during the win
ter, and been badly cut up.
Gentlemen Of the gas and water compa-
nies. when you cut the streets please put
them back In Just n little better condition
than you found them. 1t is best to err, II nj
all, on the right side.
Nj. &. f. Lane informs us that ne has lost
about 300 stands OF bees from starvation
during the last fall aud winter. the bee, not
having made enough honey for their own
use, none having been taken from them.
The republicans In Lexington are organic
Ing = political Climb. No doubt, while there
are no nominations, this body will labor night
aud day between now aud June 9Th to see
that they secure the bulk Of the city Offices.
The democrats will do well to govern them
selves accordingly.
The "poVerty dance" In Nevada City, Col,
10 thus described by a local paper: Invita-
Glons printed on strawboard and enclosed In
cheaI' yellow envelopes are circulated. Tick
cts for the ball are forty six cents and suppe
nineteen cents. No gentleman Is allowed 10
participate who has less than two patches on
his clothes; the ladies' are dressed la calico,
and refreshments are served on wooden
plates"
81. Louis live stock market Cattle Re-
csipts, 1900 head; shipments. 400 head. Mar
ket steady; choice heavy native steers, 81 50@
D 30; fair to good native steers, u 0094 90;
butchers steers, medium to prime, SO 2094 70;
stockers and feeders, fair to good " FOG
2 80; rangers, ordinary to good. - 25@4 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 300 head; shipments, 500
heal. The market was lower; choice heavy
and butchers selections, S5 3095 80; pack
Ing, medium to prime, 50 1905 S3; light
grades, fair to best. 81 9095 10. sheep-ks-
1eIpts, 2,2OO head; shipments, 80, 900 head.
Market STEADY; fair to fancy, "A 1905 30.
Corder:-Some deluded person wrote u
- I.I...y. TIana an anrinu uhnIf IxUn
weeks since. The continued snO vs. and
heavy rains have delayed the farmers In
blowing. j, II. DeBolt lost n very tine mule
last week. There were two mules aud II
horse In q frame stable Of Nr. d.. and q
quantity OF corn IN the loit CAUSED The irist to
fall off uf the plate, causing the entire huild-
Ing TO fall. killing one mule and Gripping the
other. Mr.. ID. had been rather unfortunate.
having lOsr TWO III Hes aud "a horse In less
tuun a year. John ; eeI, = farmer nrnr Cor.
der, while trying TO break II ~yrlriiDg horse
on saturday lust, hid his leg broken by the
horse falling on Il. When last t'enrd from hc
was suffering very much. Rev. Cockrell
preached n very able discourse 10 u large con-
Rregation on Sunday last, from Matt. 81 :2l.
# e PTcsby'rrinna are engaged In a p%rOtract
ed meeting. l:evs. %ttuifDcr aud Mister do
ia the preaching. Many in this COMMUNITY
Wao have known q. Il. Warren for many
year- were griayrI 10 hear Of hi] death. a
lew years since his was IL happy home, but
uow all have passed away but the mUther
aud son. and he il qII,e feeble and The son
has been q Grip Pile from youth. We must all
soon pass away.
Higginsyille Leader, Match 10: Mr.. W. Il.
bride, secreLar ELECT Of The Young Men,
Christian Asso ;iatIon, will take charge OF his
work next sunday, April /. We neglected
TO mention the arrival OF a new boy at the
home of Forrest Field, Tuesday, March 20.
Forrest says he II a Jim Dandy" The pub
lie school has q bell, secured through the lady
teachers efforts. The Erskine- Belt Coal Co.
are making extensive preparations for the
canning season. Houses are being put up OIL
3bsir lands. and all other needed facilities are
hsin2 secured. The proposition to havs
JIocle Az Higgins make u speech last Tues
day nigh, was Indignantly rejected by him in
Dis usual eloquent and fOrcible expression,
"A Hong, Il ChiBama an from Kansas City, was
In town last week With q view Of establish
Ing n laundry. But after taking In the size Of
sbe place. hs said, mo heapy people, me no
laundry maky here. TIA, tai" Tho board of
directors Of the lair association met at the
once OF @. Yiylon, secretary, last Monday,
snd appointed n committee to arrange the
premium list and have the same published a.
40 early date. Judging from the dilapidated
condition VI the Lexington stree! railway
and the rockies manner in which 1t Is opera
Ted, one would scarcely suppose that The
stock OF the company Is very much above
u,r 10 the market. Lee Moran failed to get
IN his work Tuesday night. 1t was deter
mined by his democratic friends to nominate
him for mayor on the F. NJ. ticket; but hiS
friends fe!led 10 msterialiIe. Lee Is some
what Indifferent now. being rather disgusted
At the Iimid spirit OF his friends.