The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly repo. ting TO this office. tt
Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for
constipation. loss OF appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10c and
zoe per bottle. At LOOMS. a25eOwly
The reliable and only worthy school shoe ls
the IS. S. Il p" ali oak, school shoe. Don't
fail to buy them. All good merchants sell
them. 1t
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. Loomis. druggist. Lex
ington, Mo. mar10y1
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only % 900. Terms easy. Inquire OF j. p,
Ardinger. nov29tf
Mr.. Ed. w. II. Ahrens has already opened
his fall and winter goods. HIS stock is clean
aud new In dress goods, fancy goods and dry
IS generally. septlS,f
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption euro Is
sold by us on o guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. Loomis, Franklin ave. eow1y
Lawyers. minister and teachers DESTROYS of
u better delivery should see Prof. N. A.
Pursley OF the Kansas City School OF OratOry,
who will make private lessons IN elocution a
speciality while In Lexington. 1w
Mrs. ID. A. Williams desires to say to her
former customers that she has returned to
Lexington and Is cutting bangs in the latest
styles and shampooing the hair. If any lady
l-.s-z. -. H.. Ill 49,. .Lo,,
they will please leave word at Lewis Smiths,
on Main street. sep22l2
In order to close out a lot OF remnants of
ribbons, flowers, trimmings, ETC., which have
accumulated upon her shelves, Mrs. S. 2.
Arnold has opened q "cheap counter" at her
store on the south side OF Main street near
the postofiice. Among these articles will be
found many things Of value and which can
be economically used by ladies wishing some
thing wherewith to supplement trimming
| which they already have, and which are just
as good and stylish as more expensive arti-
cles. Call and see the table before the assort-
ment is broken. sop15tf
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Sbiloh's Cure 10 the remedy
for you. At Loomis' drug store. a25eow1y
A splendid rain fell in the vicinity Of May
view last Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph W. Bailey Is building a new
frame cottage on his lots on Main street.
Rock breaking for the two blocks of mscad-
am on Main street Is progressing rapidly
now.
TIL weather has been quite warm this
week. with delightfully."- cool evenings and
nights.
Mr.. Jos. G. Cbi inn is preparing to put down
q new pavement in front OF his Main street
property.
Mrs. Gelzer's house on Ninth street will
soon be tout Of the weather." 1t is a fine
two-story frame cottage.
The board OF education meets next Friday
the select a teacher TO fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Miss Katie Il. Greer.
Probate court will be in session next Mon
day and Tuesday only. Persons having busi-
ness therein will take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Mr.. Z. Allen has been appointed by the
board Of education Of this city to fill the va
eincy in the board caused by the removal Of
Mr.. Harry Turner to Kansas City.
Grand Commander J. s. Sterrett, OF the
Select knights Of A. o. u. W., will visit Lex
lipgtpp Lesions sNssaa6T< oa Thursday night,
2&a<dGttrN2f - a3hN attendance OF the
knletss fqsi&stssEaA expected.
Hone5p6zs BI4ekVeiFWill. by invitation,
aldfess the democratic clubs of Lexington,
a. the courthouse. next Tuesday night, at
1880 o'clock. Everybody invited to be pre-.
sent. A rousing speech may he expected.
The following cards have been received
by friends In this city s. c. ThOrp
requests you presence at the marriage of
her daughter, Brenda, 10 Willis A. Knowles,
Tuesday, September 25. 1888. ut 9 o'clock,
Trinidad, Col"
In addition TO the premiums mentioned In
last weeks paper as having been taken by
Mrs. Kate Williams. she took ten at the Law
renee, Kansas. state fair. She also has con-
siderable work on exhibition at the st. Louis
and Kansas City expeditions.
Old corn in The ear Is scarce and In demand
IN This civ ut 80 % and 81 70 per barrel
The stores are retailing IL ut 90 cents pei
bushel. Thia cannot long be the case as the
new crop Is beginning to arrive. IL you wish
the top price. bring it in at once.
The annus meeting of the Lafayette and
johnson Baptist Association Is now in session
~ Higginsyiiie. Among those present hom
this city are Hon. H. C.. Wallace. Rev. F.
Menefee, Mr.. j.. w. Harrison and wife, Mr..
r. T. lease and Rev. DIR. Richardson.
Mr.. III. ID. Greer. news agent, has made
special arrangements TO get the st. Louis Re.
public here daily at $3.50 p. m. This paper IL
delivered to all parts Of the city at 20 cent,
per week, including Sunday. The Republic,
under the new management. is rapidly In.
creasing ITS circulation.
Why will democrats take the Globe Demo.
crat, q paper that vilIties Missouri and her
every interest that has done more than any
other dozen radical sheets. by lying, to pre-
vent immigration to our statei III they want
q st. LOUIS paper, let them take the Republic
q tirst class democratic newspaper that none
need fear to have 20 in their family.
Fairview - Weather cool and pleasant.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat. The meet.
ing at the school house is still going on. The
house is crowde every night and a great
deal of interest is being manifested. There
have been nine conversions up to the present
tlUGs HliSE DcLtic Il uOLuhS u htLcuuluk oCuOUl
at warrensburg. Miss Maggie Campbell, Of
Odessa. Is visiting relatives 10 this neighbor.
hood this week. Miss Ida Belt, OF Lex
lngtOn, Is teaching ut the 'Foster College,
school this term. =
Mrs. Emma d. <. N. Southworth's most
powerful copyright novel, "Tried For Hell
Life" has Just been issued by her publishers,
T. B. Peterson IL Brothers, Philadelphia. in
uniform shape, style and price with "Crue
Is the Grave" 'The Family DOOM ant
"The Maiden Widow, ;" already published by
them 10 sell at the extraordinary low price o.
twenty-five cents a copy, each, retail
These are four OF the most popular novel;
ever written by Mrs. Southworth, and the,
have never been published OK sold undeI
81 so a copy. Copies will be sent by mai
on remiiting price.
There will be n democratic rally and speak
3 ing, at ConeOrdia, Mo-, Saturday, September
I 29th. The following clubs are expected II
D participate: WArrensbuTg, Knob Nosier
, Odessa, Montserrat, Grover, Hazel HilI Cor
|, der. Alma. Lamonte, Aullville, Higgins,
n vile, &C. Choice music by the ConcordIa
Knob Noster and other bands. Grand torch
e light procession at night. Fire works, &c
The following IL q list speakers who will I'D
dress the people: Hon. j. g. Tarsney. K. G
r Taylor, J. l.. Peak. 8. p. Sparks, and others
4 Everybody, regardless OF creed or party. Il
q cordially invited 10 attend and enjoy a mic
d day.