The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21
Weeklg gntelli9eneer.
uFEIClAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

IobaccoS and cigars a speciality, al Gas
ans. feblStf
Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
Gassen's. fe5lStf
Umbrellas and parasols repaired at A. q
Adel's Clothing store, m24tf
Read Geo. B. Gordon's advertisement
elsewhere In this paper. may19tf
For Sale Cheap-Some of the fine queens
ware aud groceries at Vaughan n Trisg's.
Pasturage for fifty head Of cattle or horses,
about five miles south OF town. Enquire of
j. b. Silver. inl6tf
Bran, ship stuff, oats and corn ground or
unground at feed mill in rear of Moorehead's
lumber yard. july7tr
We have Just received a new lot OF the cell
ebrated Gold" and ''SiIver" shirts. Try
them. II. Sinauer. feblltf
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for q
dollar, at A. LOOMS Drop IN aud look at
t; II is u daisy for the money. jan2ltf
For sale Three half-bred Jersey heifers,
with heifer calves. Apply to o. o. Wilson
or Abrsm Hays, Lexington, Mo. in3Olf
Election over and Vaughan Il Trigg de-
clared the best and cheapest house IN the
county for fine groceries and queenswsre.
Itch, mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human or animals cared In thirty minutes by
WoolforI,s Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by G. w. LOOMS, druggist, Lex
ington, Mo. mar1OSl
We are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed aud untrImmed hats. Ladies
who miss this chance will regret 1t, as J
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store, Lexington. my26tf
Mr.. Jos. b. Shelby desires to inform the
C itizens of Lexington that they can Mt all
times procure fresh butter from his Jersey
farm at the stores of Messrs. Eggleston n
Bro. and w. s, CIagett. jnaOif
Parties living In the Dover neighborhOOd
should give Geo. b. Gordon, Ut the Jno. 7.
Hickam stand, q trial before going away from
home to buy their goods. Good goods, low
prices aud fair dealing guaranteed. myl9tf
Having purchased the grocery stock Of
Mrs. Adam TOeppe, | wish to inform the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly, d
full line of fresh groceries, queensware, will
low aud wooden ware, tObaccos. cigars. &c.
propose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavor to merit a share Of
the public patronage. Give me II call. Re-
member the place, Adam TOeppe's old stand.
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feb15if
Look out for the eclipse Of the moon to-
morrow night,
The northeast winds this week have made
the weather much more enjoyable.
Brick laying on the hebrew building, cor
ner of Main and Ninth streets, is progressing
favorably.
Work up Mr.. VIM. Bottoms fine residence
Is now being rapidly pushed forward and it
will soon be ready for the plasterers.
The railroad company or the city suthOri-
ties should Tx the crossing near the old fort
before another serious accident occurs. 1t is
exceedingly dangerous In Its present coDdi-
ton.
Mr.. Clarence Vivion. candidate for prose-
cutting attorney at the late democratic prima
ry election, requests us to return his thank
20 his friends, especially those Ia Lexington
for their generous support, assuring them
that their kindness will not soon be forgotten
Winkler's new factory, main building, Il
completed and they have commenced moving
in. The boiler OF the engine has been sci
and other steam fixtures placed In position
but the house for the same cannot be BULL
until all the larger pieces have been taken
within where the walls will stand. The
whole establishment is expected to be In run
ming order by September |.
While Mr.. JAS. Moorehead was driving W
Main street, last Tuesday afternoon, near the
residence of Col. Reid. his horse SHE'D al
something on the side of the street, causing
the fore wheel OF his buggy to strike the
street car track aud slightly tip, when. think
ing It would turn over. be jumped to thu
ground, losing his grip upon the lines In SC
doing. The horse then turned and ran a. tar
as the L. A. Seminary, where the buggy col
lided with a lamp post, threw the horse anc
smashed the buggy into kindling wood. The
horse was SO entsugled in the harness that he
VISA easily captured and returned to thu
stable uphurt.
pkAi sSsAall writes us that he has taker
Dn,irt esafse 81 McAllister Springs and vii
be pieE<F1 = Welcome there any or all hi
Old Lafayetie~ county friends. The black ant
the white sulphur waters are uuequalled fOl
their curative qualities. There Is an excel
lent swimming pool, both hot and cold waite
baths. good hotel accommodations and mod
crate charges. Parties wishing to camp on
will be allowed the liberty of the premise
free OF charge. We hope some Of our Lafayett,
people may decide to try these springs, pre-
suming that DR.. Small and family will d.
all they can to make their stay agreeable ant
beneficial.
The temperature of the dog-days has hat
no depressing effect on the conductors o
Harper's Magazine. The number for Angus
Is as fresh and vigorous as May or early. June
Most OF the staff of well-knOwn contributors
are represented in its pages, with here anC
there d new name. From an artistic point o.
view, there il no chance for fault-finding
Abbey, Parsons, and Thulstrup furnished
some OF their best work. In fiction many
strong chapters are offered. while the supply
OF solid reading Il in no way diminished
The fronlisplece Is u haymaking scene 10y
Abbey, drawn to illustrate the old rhyme
about "The Leather BOttel."
Dover:-Dr. Dick VIM, y prosperou,
young dentist Of Bolivar. is spending the
week here with his relatives. Mrs. Rine.
hart, OF st, Louis, with Miss Birdie, the
charming daughter OF Mr.. WIN Fisher, OF
Nevada, will spend the summer with Mrs.
Meng. A merry party went out on Wednes-
day morning TO the pond on the cid Col.
Davis farm. They report Il pleasant day.
The fish sought were caught by Misses Kittie
Corder and Yula Plattenburg, and well
secured by Thurman bandanas. Mr.. Charlie
= fanAnglenr who Il attending school in New
Jersey, IL expected home soon The intense
excitement caused by the murder Of Mr.. w.
4. Jackson on Saturday evening has partly
subsidized. His friends have the sympathy OF
thu %mmun in his untImely death.
The management Of the Kansas City Expo.
sity has set apart the entire north section ol
the hrst gallery for agricultural, mineral,
noral and other exhibits, showing the re-
sources aud illustrative Of the wealth OF the
the country tributary to Kansas CITY. These
exhibits will be composed Of county dis
plays, the whole forming one state exhibit.
While these exhibits will embrace sgricul-
turaI, mineral and horticultural products,
special sfzeaflRnn.khRa!d also be paid TO
building 1&<cIff f<fy article of merit,
efoNn or tbe county making u
display, ml< 1ftdsd. The exposition
eonpany WffI ifAdtport the exhibits from
the cars to the exposition building free, but
each county will be required to arrange its
own exhibit, which will be superintendent by
The commissioner. a request has been made
CT the railroads 10 carry all exhibits free.
and IL is fully expected they will. Each