The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

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Highest price paid Tor country produce, "A
Gassen's. feblStf
Remember the sign. the big stick OF candy
at Smith Bros. dI2tf
Canned apple. nice, fresh and cheap, =
Trigg " Shields. mclrl7if
II you want good goods at bed rock prices
go to Smith Bros. d2ltf
Umbrellas and parasOlS repaired Mt A. &
Adel's Clothing store. m24lf
TIL best b nder Irvine aud machine oil II
Ed. W. kruse's, HigginsvIlle. miOm2
The p~rettIest n. o. sugar YOU ever saw, II
pounds for n dollar At A. LOOMS. iai2ltf
All kinds OF country produce taken ia cX
change for groceries ut smith Bros. dl2,f
u. 4. Z. paint in pints and quarts. all col
ors. For sale by Chas. W. Lo0mis'. m2It3
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 1871
street, between Franklin avenue and SnutI
street. augl3lf
Boots aud shoes cheap, for cash, at u
Stalllng's, LImrick Bank building. Mnir
street. ApriIml
For lam back, side or chest, use shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sair bN
r. S. Caples b Co. ju4vieow
Ed. W. Kruse, Higginsyille, dealer In hr~t'
class farm implements, binder Irvine, sewing
machines. seeds of all kinds in bulk. I'm
Now IL your time. Good enough for nv
purpose. 10 pounds bright N. o. sugar Tor
81. A. LOOMS, Franklin avenue. lan2ltf
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly obligr Ia
by promptly reporting to tins office. II
Try the s. W. Co floor paints. They can
be put on ut night aud will be dry aud hard
In the morning. Chas. W. Loomis. m2It3
For Sale-FruIt trees, grapevines, straw
berry plants, evergrecns, shade trees, &c. at
my place, East Lexington. Chas. Teubner.
For dyspepsia md liver complaint, you have
a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shi-
Ioh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. For
sale by Capies. June4eOw1y
We have n big stock OF boots and shoes,
hats aud caps aud gloves, aud we are deter.
mined to rush them OF NJ greatly reduced
prices. smith 4 Bolton. jlItf
Are you made miserable by Indigestion
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite. vel
low skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is II positive
16AN. FoA ouiS " OebhS'
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard
soft. or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore aud swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save 800 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by c. w.
Loomis. durggIst, Lexington. Mo. mrlyl
To demonstrate the superior advantages
claimed by the manufacturers OF the Per[ec-
ton gasoline stoves, we shall test the capacity
of the same to the utmost by having n baking
of bread, ETC., ut our store, on Monday, the
10Th inst. We would be pleased to have YOU
call. Yours respectfully, j. H. Sender. 1t
Mr.. w. q. Eggleston has purchased the
grocery stock Of Mr.. b. II. Campbell, 0ppo-
site the postotfice. and will continue the bus
mess at the old stand. He hopes to receive II
liberal share of the patronage hitherto be.
slowed upon the firm of Egglestou i lteeder
and to retain the trade Of Mr.. Campbell. He
promises good goods at lowest prices. Try
him. II
Geo. l.. Brown i Co., Aurora. H., breed
ers and importers OF Cleveland Bay and Shire
horses and Holstein cattle, whose advertise
lhcut uuo u IA bhi' IHlNi vi
eral months, announce that their special sale
will continue TIL their present stock l. sold.
II IL contemplated to close the partnership.
which has been existing SO successfully for
many years, after which Geo. E. Brown pro-
poses 10 continue the business alone, The
firm has, for years. had the reputation of
keeping the finest stock 10 their line, and
" ,I,N th-., LIN la,va Al lurUn
stock Of their best on hand which they will
continue to offer for n few weeks at very at
~tractiye prices. In buying blooded stock II
IL always safer 10 deal with parties of known
goou reputation for honorable dealing and
long experience. The Messrs. Brown will
send their handsomely Illustrated pamphlet
to all who will write Tor it. 1t
Old folks concert Friday evening April 81.
The council proceedings published this
week will be found OF unusual interest.
Ice was formed last Wednesday night and
the north wind was cold and dIsagreeable all
day Thursday.
Don't forget that all the dry goods stores
close promptly ut o O'Clock p. M, every day
except Saturday.
William Davis, colored, u welI-known els
tern aud well digger. died Of pneumonia in
ihis city on the night of Sunday, April =.
Mr.. Frank Wedge has Just returned from
California and South Missouri, prospecting,
aud will build a store room soon and put in IL
stock Of goods at Aullviile.
Parties who have been in the habit Of
keeping open their stores or other places OF
business on Sunday would do we'll TO ''loOk II
leddle oud FOR they NAV get into trouble.
Tit Kansas City Times is away off IN its
Interpretation of the initial letters,''V. A. s."
as used In the announcement of the reception
held by Dir. and Mrs. r. s. Caples after their
return from Glasgow. Try again.
1t Is now about an assured fact that the
Santa Fe will build its road from Versailles
to Sedalia, thence to Lexington, bridging the
river here and making its Kansas City con-
nectiOn via Its line north of the river.
Col. Ben Elliott Ia announced as u csndi-
date for county treasurer. Everybody knows
the colonel as having made an efficient sheriff,
and u man OF answering integrity and
geniality and kindliness of disposition.
Little airline Burden, daughter of John +.
Burden, Esq, met with q painful accident at
Mamie Chinn's birthday party. A piece Of
statuary fell on her left hand and mashed the
index finger nearly OF al the first joint. DR..
Chambers Is not sure that The finger can he
saved entire, but still hopes that II may be.
The literary society OF the public hIgh
school seems to be fond Of voting or radically
10 favor OF rotation In once. They elect
new officers every four weeks. The latest
recipient Of the honors ara "A. folio ws Pres
ident, David Russell. Jr.; vice-president.
ANNE Allen; secretary, Ed McGrew; critic,
John Andrew.
Blackburn Cards are out for the recep-
don to be given by Mr.. Ham Jackson and
everybody anticipates an enjoyable time.
The trees are beginning to look refrGshingly
green, and the poor winter worn, tired
farmers have something to Interest them.
Everyone who has an appetite for garden
refreshments IS unusually busy trying. If
to produce an abundant crop Of those
nseful and exquisitely delightful things.
.birpIng chickens everywhere dill the air
with music. and make ones mouth water
the thought Of what Il good dish we
Will have by and by. The painters brush,
has exercised Itself so faithfully In our
midst for II month past. reveals admirable
beauty and cleanliness IN many forms. Our
dry goods firms, Messrs. Cook L. Son
md Vessel Il Mullenbrook. have both been
st. Louis, recently, for u fresh supply of
goods. They are accommodating and genial
and understand the theOry of
pleasing their customers. Mrs. Greene is
very little better this week. The schO0i NJ
he Logsdon school house closed its spring
,erm this week with an exhibition. Si,s
NnlIin 4rnnnn thn tnnuhn. L.