The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-08-25

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Highest price paid for country produce, nj
jassen's. iGblSLf
Umbrellas and parasols repaired at A. q
Clothing store. milf
Siberian Refrigerators and Perfection Gas
Dline stoves in every style and sizes ut SEN
len's. july2ltf
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augl3tt
We have just received a new lot of the eel
"Gold" and "Silver" shirts. Try
them. II. Sinsuer. feblltf
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
from the carrier will greatly Oblige us
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Board and rooms furnished or unfurnished
in private family, within one block of the
courthouse. Apply to this office. alltf
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure is the remedy
for you. At Loomis' drug store. a25cowly
That hacking cough can be so quickly cur
od by ShilOh's Cure. We guarantee It. For
sale Mt LOomis', Franklin ave. aug25-cow
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured. by Shiloh's Cough Remedy. Price
Doc. Nasal injector free. At LOOMS
Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizcr is guar
anteed to cure YOU. At LOomis' drug store.
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pest in the city, on Main street, large h"HSr,
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. rrico
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire OF j. =,
Ardinger. nOv2Nf
There will be on exhibition at the intr II
beautiful silk and velvet quilt. the work of
Mrs. Alexis Wamsley, which will he rail- Il.
Tickets can be had Of. the superintendent of
floral hall or other agent appointed for the
purpose. a1Sw2
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spayen, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
s~prains, sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use Of
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by c. w.
Loomis, durggIst, Lexington, Mo, mrly1
Is 1t not about time for the street GER COM
pany 10 put down the iron which has for three
months been scattered alongside of the
streets? Put 1t down or cart it away.
The collector has received the tax books for
the year 1888, and IS now ready to issu C re-
ceipts whenever called for. 1t is hoped that
payments will not be delayed and that the
usual December rush will be avoided.
We will furnish Belford's Magazine, the
able democratic monthly, and the Intelligent
Ger one year for SO %. Each number Of the
monthly, In addition TO several political arti-
cles of great merit, will contain a novel worth
30 cents In any other form.
The "colored troops fought noblY" last
Saturday night. At least two-thlrds of the
procession was composed Of negroes, who
are good enough to carry torches, but who
must take q back seat when Q distribution OF
the offices Is going on.
Ladies off summering, boating, bathing
and tennis playing have our 1t impossible
to keep the face from tanning. As a conse-
| auence tan Is q fashionable color for complex
IONS just nOw. and the stylish young lady in
the east no longer thinks OF tying up heI
face In two or three t~hickBesses of veil wheI
out Of doors.
We noticed that his honor, the mayor. Mr.
Robert Taubman and the ed itOr of the Pos
were the only occupants Of the only carriage
Ia the procession last Saturday night. How
does 1t hsppen that the editor Of the Register
was not also hoHored with a seat therein? l
he IS a mugwump, the other proprietor il
certainly died in the wool, and room nigh
have been made for him.
FaIrview;-Mr. j. +. Hammer has beef
quite i'll Tor several days. Mrs. Sophie Lsu
derdsle has returned from her visit to New
Mexico. A considerable amount of tn
wheat in stacks has been damaged by the re
cent heavy rains. Rev. A. A. Moore pr each
ed 10 a large congregation at the schoOlhous
last Sunday, Our democratic club meet
every Saturday night at I O'Clock. Conc, al
ye democrats, and republicans, too. and b.
converted to low tariff and true democracy
Our polite and efficient deputy assessor, Mr.
j. A. r. Chamberlain, was in our commuDit,
the past week finding out what we were al
worth. We are going to have q grand AM
glorious old time democratic picnic on Angus
B)th. to which everybody. their uncles. aunt
and cousins are all cordially inEited.
A grand political picnic VIII he given by III
Fairview Democratic Club. Ut Gillespie
pasture, four miles southwest OF Wellington
on Thursday, August 80. 1888. Al demo
cratic clubs are invited and all candidates c
any party, Hon. John G.. Tsrsney, Messrs
John s. Blackwell. John Welborn, Col. NJ
v. L.. MeClelland and Judge y. Ryland hay
been invited to be present and have prom
Used TO make addresses. Music will be ful
nIshed by the Odessa band, and the usuG
refreshments and amusemenis may be ex
pected. Come, everybody. and bring you
baskets well filled with suhstanlials. W. +
Purcell, James Eimore, Robert Rankin
Marion Gillespie, committee on arrange
ments; 2. W. Osborn, Ii. S. kinkead, Jr
marshals Of The day Tbos. V. Foster, RobeI
J. Dillingham;. committee OF invitation.
To the Cleveland and Thurman Bandanas
BY order of the committee appointed at III
last meeting Of the Lexington Cleveland an
Thurman Bandana club to revise the const
tuition and bylaws OF the organization al
make further arrangements for the complet
organization Of a formidable and aegressiy
club, you are hereby notified that the cOnst
tuition and bylaws Of the club have bee
thoroughly revised and arrangement made b
which our club will be both formidable an
aggressive in every movement made in th
canvass; that at the meeting 10 be held o
next Tuesday night, at the club room, besid
much to entertain and instruct the club ,ther
will be much business of the utmost ImpoI
tance TO be transacted by the club, and il
urgently pressed upon every member of III
organization to be present. Let every men
Der be present to partake of the feast prepaI
ed for next Tuesday night. BY order of Ii
committee on revision. g. Ben. Russell
President.
Odessa:-J. II. Mediation spent the latte
part OF last week In Independence and Kan
sas City. Friday evening last brought con
gressional delegates and candidates to ou
little city. Messrs. John Tarsney and f.. {
Taylor, of Kansas City, and j. ii. Taylor, {
Independence. were on hand, and were SCI
eDaded al the Laclede; all acquiting then
selves with credit. II was soon evident Thu
Mr.. Tarsnev was the f~avOrite, though each
the other gentlemen had Il host Of friend
and all made fine Impressions on the nearer
and made one feel that he would like to ca
n vote for each had the thing been possible
especially was this evidenced by the cOurtt
, GUS conduct OF tho candidates to each oLheI
We had quite Il treat in The way of soul stir
ring, music by the Odessa band, and goo
democratic gospel by the aspirants to Office
Mrs. Tarsney YVES with her hOnored husban
and added greatly TO the enthusiasm vii
which her leige lord WAS endowed, and "
heard more than once, MRS. Cleveland "
have to look to her laurels." and In very trul