The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-28
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0FFIGIAl CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
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Huntsville pickles at cost at Reeder's. AIS
Tobseeos and cigars a specially, at Gas
ems. leolci
Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
feblStf
Umbrellas and ~parasols repaired at A. q
Adels Clothing store. mZfti
Read Geo. B. Gordon's advertisement
elsewhere In this paper. mayl''i
For Sale Chesp-Some of the fine queens
ware and groceries at Vaughan n Trisg's.
rasturage for fifty head of cattle or horses,
about five miles south of town. Enquire oil
I p silver. jn16tf
Bran, shlp-stuff, oats and corn ground or
uneround At feed mill in rear of Moorehead's
,umher ward. july7tr
We have Just received II new lot of the eel
ebrated 'Gold" and "Silver" shirts Try
them. Fl. sipauer. feb11tf
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for a
dollar, Mt A. LOOMS. Drop IN and look at
IT. il ~ daisy for the money. Jan2ltf
For sale Three half-bred Jersey
with heller calves. Apply TO .. d.
or Abram Hays, Lexington, Mo. lnSoT~
Election over and Vaughan Il Trigg de-
clared the best and cheapest house in The
county for iiue groceries aud queensware.
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind on
human or animals cared In thirty minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by G.. W. LOOMS druggist, Lex
jn1,op Mo. mar10,I
we are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed aud untrImmed hats. Ladies'
who miss this chance will regret 1t, as
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store. Lexington. mV2oti
Mr.. 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 q
Rro.. and w. 5. CIagett. jn30if
Parties living In the Dover neighborhood
should give Geo. Il. Gordon, Ut the Jno. 7.
Hickam stand, q trial before going away from
home to buv their goods. Good goods. low
prices and fair dealing guaranteed. myl9tf
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, wish to INFORM the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly, a
full line Of fresh groceries. queensware, will
low and wooden ware, lobaccos. cigars, &C.
/ propose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavOr to merit a share oil
the public patronage. Give me a call. Re-
member the place. Adam TOeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
TweInb. Herbert Gassen. feb15tf
Mr.. j. w. Grant has repainted his resi-
dence on Franklin avenue.
Work upon the Ryland wall has at last
commenced and this eye-sore OF long stand
ing will soon be removed.
This il the time of year the bald-headed
man wishes he had ears as long a. II mule, SO
b. could use them to brush the flies off the
top Of his head, and an a%ppendage like an on
Co drive the mosquitoes away.
There will be q picnlciu W.P. Thompson't
grove, 81 miles northwest Of Wellington, OF
Saturday, August 4. There will be speaking
swinging, dancing and all kinds of amuse'
ments that can be had Mt u tirst-class picnic
Everybody Is invited to come and bring well
filled baskets and enjoy themselves.
John Ayers, aged about % years, commit
ted suicide at Wayerly ,last Sunday. by taking
Iaudanum. He was unmarried, lived will
his father, a short distance below Waverly
and having some officially with him, LEI
home, went to WayerIy, got drunk, sold hi
fathers mule. spent the money and then Kill
ed himself.
BoonvIlle Star, July 10:-"MOnday after
noon a meeting was held at the mayor
office to make further arrangements ahou
the railroad celebration August /. The com
miItee on finance reported over 800 sub
scrlbed. Mayor Bell reported SATISFACTORY.
as tL transportation. Tue prospects for II bil
blowout are excellent"
Concordia News scarce this. week
j. Fegeler shipped n car lead Of porkers t
Kansas City this week. Herman LohoetneI
one OF our grain merchants, has moved I
Dover and gone into business there. DIR
VoIgt, on the North Side, is making SOM
improvements on his buildings. We under
stand he IL going to start a drug store. FaI
mers are complaining OF dry weather. The.
say the corn needs rain, and we believe them
A good many apples are being shipped iron
here at present. A.. Althoff, our COmmerclS
hotel keeper, quits business August 10, wheI
Chas. BrImcke will step In and run the hOle
A little girl msde It's appearance at Henri
MeInickes', Jr., this week. II. II. Klingel
berg Is making some imprOv ements IN tow
with the expectation of becoming q citizen Q
this place soon.
About one year ago u fioater was fOundabOu
eight miles down the river and was brougt
20 shore and lodged near the mouth {
Tabo. The coroner after finding from paper
upon the dead body the name Of the decease
60 be Anton Schmidt, caused the body to b
inferred on the shore, near where it was lodg
ed, and although the divers papers, etc., haV
been securely kept In order that the friend
OF the unfortunate man might identity hin
vet mo- one has ever COM TO claim the bod
and the remains Of Anton Schmidt sleep O
oy the riverside. Mr.. p. Wagner, superin
eendent Of the Leaven worth bridge works
caused a large and beautiful headstone to b
pIaced at the head Of the grave. The stont
tnasons who were nj work on the piers Of til
Tabo bridge carved on the headstone tn
name of the 1oater, the date aud by whOI
brought TO The shore, the same being Nj
Geo. Apple, OF this city the name OF the cor
ouer and date OF burial. Everything ha
been lone IN the best Of order, the grave en-
closed, etc. 1hIs is u charitable and human
act and reminds us that the world is better
because such men live In it.
COncordia: - Hot; very hot; must keep /
the shade. Wheat ~cheap-Only 40 cents
bushel, Oats all cut. Corn prospects gOoe
Show In town; good attendance. Two Fl, a
rison and Morton clubs ia our town. TIL
boss Is offended and has started a club of hI
own. Mr.. Henry Filing, our postmaster Ina
struck ale" In the shape OF a good vein {
coal. The young people had a very mic
moonlight picnic in our park. There was
rood attendance aud lots of fun. #. q. Cool
0url real estate agent, IL booming the rel
estate business. Messrs. r. G. Cook, Georg
Duensing, John klingenberg.F. II. BartmaI
A. Il. Bruins and DR.. Braecklein went to In
dependence, recently, to attend Il real estat
sale but did not buy, as the real estate tn,
was sold WAS too far from town. TbomS
Marsh has bought a No. l saw mill and wi
soon commence saving for Handy an
others. Tom is Il No. l sawyer and under
sands his business. Apples are coming
and "a good many are being shipped frOl
here. They are selling at 20 cents II bushe
Several cases OF cholera mOrbus in tOwi
Too many green apples and plums the cause
There Aare u few good watermelon patche
near town and the boys are gazing wishfull
over that way. Boys, look out for the bl
dog. Candidates are plentiful, and all war
a place on the republican ticket to get
chance TO go up Salt River. We had n grel
excitement the other day. A rider appeare
on our streets dressed in-well, give 1t
mime; we give IL up-carrYing n flag.
...,ol IN NJ ~ thnuOh no might bp "a prrnl