The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
Weeklg gnRlligeneer.
official County Paper.
SHORTS.

official County Paper.
SHORTS.
Hanging lamps at Senden's. oct27tf
Memberships at Senden's. Ocl2Ttf
Read Ahrens' new ad this mo rning. 1t
We call your attention to Ahrens' new ad.
Tobaccos and cigars a specially, at Gas
sens. feb1Stf
For the best HAIR cut and the smoothest
shave in town go to ). E. PAYNE. o2Otf
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
POrus Plasters. Price 25c. At Loomis'.
Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
Gassen's. fe51Stf
Do not fail to see the beautiful line of we'd
ding presents just opened at Royle & Sons.
Pastu rage for fifty head of cattle or horses
about five miles south Of town. Enquire of
j. b. Silver. jn16tf
"Hackmetack." a lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price 9 and soc. For sale at q. W.
Loomis', Franklin ave. s1eow
Oh, say, ladies', have you seen that large
hat at the Ward millinery store; Its name Is
Brobdingnagian. oct6tf
The "S. S. II p" mems boys and youths
boots and shoes are the best and cheapest
offered to the trade. Ask for them. 1t
If in need of dress goods. gimps, passa-
menteries. plushes. ETC., call and see the new
took, latest styles and new colors at Ahrens'.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind.
siys:-"Bolh myself and wife owe our lives
to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale at
Loomis', franklin ave. s1eow
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yell
low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is u positive
cure. For sale at LOOMS. sleow
English SPAWN Eminent removes all hard,
soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, 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 G. w.
Loomis. druggist, Lexington, Mo, mr1y1
For dyspepsia and liver complaint lyou
have a printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale at G. w. Loomis'. s1eow
Next Wednesday Is paw day with the min
ers.
The weather here Is superb, with the Their
mometer ranging from Al to IS degrees.
Matt Davis colored. was this week fined
800 anu costs for whipping his wife. Rocks.
Our readers must excuse the dearth of
local news for a week or two more. Politics
is to the fore just now and occupies the
space.
Left in courthouse yard, on Friday of last
week, a pair of white linen cuffs with gold
buttons. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving at this Office.
Bring In your turkeys now If you wish to
get a good price for them. About thanks
giving dav they VIII b so plentiful in mar
ket that tho price will be sure to fall.
The public school IN Hlgginsville has been
closed for the past two weeks on account OF
the prevalence Of diphtheria in that city. The
ST lay schools have also been closed for the
same reason.
Mrs. A. G.. Williams took FIVE premiums on
works Of art at the late st. Louis exposition,
making tifty-two taken this fall at the differ
ert fairs. She started in to get fifty, but has
succeeded so well this year that she hiss
already placed her notch at 100 for the next
round.
Hon, Timothy Hennessy, democratic NOM
iGee for railroad commissioner, and Hon. Ii. |
W. Westbrook, addressed our people ut the
courthouse, last Thursday night. There was
a large attendance, and the audience was
much pleased with the speeches. Mr.. West
brook made an unanswersble argument why
laboring men should vote The democratic
ticket In this campaign.
The following gentlemen OF color were ar
rested last Monday for engaging in the
amusement of shooting craps:" Thos. Ar
mold, Matt CLARK. Robert Wingfeld. Walker
PortesS Dan. Green, Dr., Thos Mallory,
Geo. Gray, Abe Nutter, Thos. w ashington,
Gran Tolbert, Fred johnson, Fins McGill,
lobe Riding and Porter Delaney. All plead
guilty and each was fined 80 and costs, $24,
except Delaney who was favored with a
double dose as the game was flushed while
IN his house. The six first named have paid
their fines, while the others are still members
OF the geological class on Broadway.
The Twelfth Annual Session of the Young
Mems State Christian Association met ut the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. in this
city, last Thursday night at 8 O'Clock, the
welcoming address being delivered by Mr..
W. IL. Chiles and responded to by Prest. John
Montgomery. After the singing OF several
HYMNS by the congregation, led by MIR. +. H..
jacobs, Of Sedalla, Is chorister, PRAYER by
Rev. Il. G. Gordon, ID. D., of the Presbyter-
ian church, and the election of Mr. James L.
Lacy, OF Sedalia. as temporary secretary,
Rev. Jas. II. Brooks. D.. D., of st. Louis,
made the opening address, his subject being
"The Elements of Success" The house
was crowded to its ui most capacity. many
going away unable to obtain even standing
room, Notwithstanding which fact the doctor
was listened TO attentiyely throughout.
A One.stOry frame house on Howard street,
west of College street. belonging to John
Mathews, colored, AMI occupied as a resi-
dence by Harrison Thurkles, colored, and ;
family was burned last Monday night about
IL O'Clock. The wife of Thurkles. after hav-
Ing escaped from the house, which was filed
to suffocation with dense smoke before any OF
Lhe occupants awoke, rushed back TO save
daughter, a girl about sixteen years Of I
age named Essa Rose, a child by q former {
husband, who she found was not out Of the I
house but was supposed TO be still sleeping s
the husband havn g escaped with the three {
children, one OF whom was severely {
burned. The absence of the wife and moth.
err who did not return was not noticed for \
several minutes, when 1t was too late to save s
her, and she and her daught err were burned t
with the house. their chaTred remains being
from the ruins in a most horrible con- {
the hands feet and part Of the arms {
and limbs being burned from both bodies. q
and the heaG from the body of the child, O
presenting a sickening sight. The origin Of \
ne hre Is supposed to be from a defective
hue. O
Kansas City Times, October 25:-W. III. $
Wallace, 1.-THE prominent republican speaker" o
arrested about 5 o'clock yesterday after o
noon on two warrants charging him with o
illegal registration. The warrants were q
worn out by Recorder OF Voters Hope and II
we're served by Deputy Constable Hacker. L
was ut once taken before Judge Worthen 6
md released on bond, John A. Duncan chair. .
man Of the republican congressional commit. u
going his security. His preliminary r
learing was set for next Wednesday. The u
irst warrant charges Wallace with Illegally o
clustering July 26 and the second with ille- =
,ally registering September %. In both .
,ases the lllegality consists 10 his not having L
sed in the state one year. Wallace was :
very much excited when arrested and de- h
that ne would prosecute everybody Z
yho had anything to do with his arrest, q
When the warrants were read to him he WAS I,
nst getting ready to go out and make Il re.
IT,. o.nonaI0n snaoch Thoro