The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-03
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pFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
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! lbs, n. q. sugar. 81. A. LOOMS. III
Tobaccos and cigars 4 specially, at Gas
sens. feblSlt
New spring goods nj the Ward milliner
store. II
Produce taken in exchange for goods, n
Ga~,cn's. feblStf
! le best assortment of toys and candies n
Sn iii Bros. diff
rutronize home industry. We make on
own candies. Il. Heskkcr. f20t3
Turkeys, chickens, fresh oysters. Il. fact al
hi I'd Of fresh meats ut Smith Bros. dl2tf
DO not invest In boots and shoes or caps
until you have seen Chiun & Chinn's stock
aud prices. jl4tf
ShllOh's catarrh remedy, II positive cure fol
catarrh, diptheria and cauker mouth. Fol
sale by Caplcs june4eowly
See Geo. f. Brown N Co.'S card in our al
vertisIng columns. They have been leading
importers fourteen wears. febitf
Choice New Orleans sugar III pounds for 4
dollar, at A. LOOmIs'. Drop IN and look NJ
1t; II Is IA daisy for the money. jan2lit
why will you cough when ShIloh's cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 81
cts. and 81. For sale by CapleS. eowly
Fresh chocolates, csramels, creams, BoS-
ton chips, New York Broadway candies u
specially made of at l.. Heakker's. i2otS
The Rev. Geo. H.. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says =, both myself and wife owe our
lives to ShilOhs consumption cure" For
sale by Caples. luneeowly
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for con-
stIpation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
ytn,. 80 lyunan.Ias pripa IN and III
cent, per bottle. For sale by F. ). Caples i
Co, lnyl4eOw
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, ! wish TO inform the
public that | shall keep ON hand constantly, u
full line of fresh groceries. queensware, will
low aud wooden ware, tobaccOs. cigars. NC.
] propose TO sell good goods and III small
profile. aud to endeaVor to merit y share OF
the public patronage. Give me Il call. Re-
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, tween Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. iebl6tf
In like u lamb.
County court next Monday.
The boys are pleased with the truck.
MIR. Jno. l.. Burden went out, Wednes-
day, aud killed 10 ducks.
The house Of Louis Nash, cOlored. In this
city, was burned, last Sunday morning.
Loss, almost II total one. about $500.
The old soldier who presides over the desk
In the upper city hall says he also had the
American flag iyiug on Washington's birth
day.
Mr.. J. q. WOrthiugtOn, the present polite
and efficient deputy under Judge Harrison,
announces himself III this issue rs u candidate
for county collector.
Most men, otherwise strong in body and
mind, will become unhappy and break dow
when afflicted with rheumatism; II they
would only try / Aviation OIL they would Ind
relief ut once. Price % cents.
Messrs. II. ID. Demand, of this city. J. w.
Martin. of Higglnsyille, aud VIM. Walken-
horst, Of CODcOrdia, compose the executive
committee of the Lafayette County Teachers
Association. They Will meet at The court
house, to-day, to DIX the time and place for
the next meeting Of the institute.
Roll Of honor OF Elm Park school. C.. r.
ChristesOn, teacher, for the month ending
February 10th. Following are names OF
those having an average grade of 50 or over:
August BerIz, Carl BertE, VIM. Maxwell,
VIM. Shieber, John ShIeber, Daniel stahl,
Samuel Sawyer, Lucy Combs, Emma
Shraum and Mary Shraum.
Last Thursday, March l, the summer scale
OF wages for mining coal went Into effect
with the Lexington Coal Company, beng 81
and S74 cents per ton, the miner wheeling In
the first instance anu the company doing 80
in the latter. September l the rates of IL l21
and 81 will be restored. This Is an agreed
ARRANGEMENT between the miners and the
company.
Max Ksmpr vs.. Phoenix Insurance Com
pany OF London, taken by change OF venue
from Lafayette circuit court to Saline circuit
court, was tried ut Marshall, Saline county,
last week; verdict aud Judgment for plaintiff
for 81 ,60I ID, on real and personal pro ,erty
lost by fre Nov. II, 1885, In this city. Messrs.
Wallace il Chiles were attorneys for plaintiff.
and Messrs. Graves u Aull and Bate, OF
Chicago, attorneys for defendant.
The plank walk to the cemetery Is II neces-
slty. We trust the movement to secure ii
will proceed until 1t Is successful. Messrs.
JnO. Z. RyIand. z. .. Grimes and Is. T..
John, the citizens committee appointed some
years ago, and with which the people are
still pleased, should appeal TO the council, the
lodges. aud then the public for the money. II
they will do SO ii will be secured within n
month. What Is everybody's business Is no
bOdy's business. Let these gentlemen act In
the matter. The people will sustain them.
IL should no longer continue as n reproach
against our place that on n rainy day 1t Is i'm
practicable TO walk to our city of the dead.
NU. 1850, Ilo ,IInnt. ..n.. I.o., A.
sedalla Democrat, only substituting the word
Lexington for Sedalia and Business Associa-
ton for Land aud Investment Company. So
here goes:-TO the Lexington Business AS
soclatiou A newspaper at Greencastle,
Indiana, states that the nail works there. en-.
blowing 800 men and 30 controlling \ pOpula-
ton Of 900, have decided to move to some
point where they will not be compelled TO pay
S35, OU0 n year for coal. Why cannot Lexington
secure these nail works. With the construc-
lion OF our new railroad we will have mn
abundance of coal. and at n rate that will
most sssuredly be satisfactory.
sedalla. DO, Feb. 2S-The citizens OF Sc
dslia held u rOuslnX meeting ri the court
house tonight to take steps to secure the To-
cation OF the new Cumberland Presbyterian
college which II is proposed to build this
summer MAYOR Stevens presided and
speeches were made by leading citizens, and
n committee OF hfteen ap POINTED to raise the
necessary funds and grounds for n campus,
TO report nj another public meeting to be
held Friday ni,h'. The Cumberland Pres.
byterian. of Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska and
C,Iorado are Interested in the success Of the
coIIege, aud they VIII start with M endOw-
ment of slOO, 900. It il claimed that fifteen
acres of land and $50, 0OJ in cash will secure
he college for Ssdalla, aud It Is thought that
n,nnunt can be raised without much trouble.
{ Wa print the foregoing to show our Odessa
friends that they must be wide awake. Ed.
Ipt.l
rrom the Aurora, H., Beacon, Jan. IA,
1Sss.-Geo. T.. Brown n Co. announce that
q has been decided TO close the present part
nse,bip under which they have been doing y
NJ, -, succsssful business for many years.
rns "Co.." Mr.. Ehas. A. Brown. of Portland. J
Ne finding his large manufacturing interests
n the east require his undivided attention.
md the managing partner, Geo. +. Brown,
not caring to continue the business on the
nmense scale the irm has been doing, they
h ,ya decided TO close out the large stock by
a nr,l Ist; and to this end will quote very
A. fraclye prices to intending buyers. This
Nrm Il too we'll known to our readers to re-