The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-25

10 pounds bright n. o.. sugar for
81. A. LOOMS, Franklin avenue. jan2ltf
Sleepless night, made miserable by that
.errIble cough. ShiIoh's cure Is the remedy
you. For sale by Capies. in4yleow
That hacking cough can be so quickly cur
ID by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it. For
Sale by +. s. CapIes II Co. ln4yleow
We have a big stock of boots and shoes,
bats aud caps and gloves, and we are deter
mined to rush them of at greatly reduced
prices. Smith II Bolton. il4tf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks. yaIi>es. Up
Misunderstanding, Repairing, &C.,
lowest prices at SchmiGl's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
Give me u call. Eeb6yl
Another fine rain yesterday.
L. Hoffman and John Beahr had the
American flag flying on the 22nd.
Bring your horse and Jack bills TO this Of
ice and get an artistic JOB.
The blue birds have come and we hope the
weather will be such that they can remain.
Assessors valuation OF real estate In Odes-
81, 1887. Size, $780,; 1888, S139, 095; decrease,
$685.,
The total tax turned over to the city col
lector for collection for the year 1897 amounts
to s2l ,8l2 81.
Mrs. A. v. R%obinson's faithful old horse,
"Bob." departed this life last week, aged
about thirty years.
The assessed value on personal property
for the city of Lexington was 1859 ,4l6. On
real estate. 1872, O45.
Taxes, both real and personal, collected by
the city collector up to and including Janu-
ary. 1888. for tax 1887. amounts to 1889 20.
Mr.. john Lyons. Jr., bought Of Mr.. G.
Brown, this week, % head of cattle, u, erage
l 36s pounds. Mr.. Lyons shipped them to
Chicago.
We are sstonished at parties who intro
luce new remedies for coughs when they
should know the people will have DIR. BulI'
Cough Sirup.
People grumble because the number 1888 IL
hard 10 write. but they should console them
selves BY thinking OF what they would have
to put down II the Arabic figures had neveI
been Invented. and we used only the RomaI
notation. Think of writing 'MDCCCLXXX
VIII
Miss Matte Young entertained the Pro
gresslye Social Gu In a most charming man
ner. at her home On South street, last Thurs
day evening. tn club will meet next at thu
residence Of Miss Bette Waddell, Tue,da!
evening, March 9Th, instead of THURSDAY, th'
regular meeting night.
Constable d. d. Martin, of Clay township
| arrested aud placed III Jail, last Thursday
| James o. Collins and ThOs. w. Collins. Wit
are charged with breaking into the dwelling
house of Mr.. Preston Sullens. near Bates CITY
and stealing tberefrom certain articles 0
household goods. Upon their persons wheI
arrested. were found two pistols and abou
800 rounds of ammunition.
The Building and Loan Association of thl
| city in It's ten months Of existence has lOanet
out $40. 900, enabling some ten homes to b
made for families which might other wise no
have had them. Beside this II has earne
~ IL on each share OF 80 paid in, not all tn
first month, but one dollar per month. Thu
illustrating beyond question the value {
small savings and cooperation. II Is abou
to establish u new series. to which subsrrib
ers are asked. and the stock should be take
with ayidity.
DIR. P. 8. Fulkerson, assisted by Drs
Chambers and %Strapghn, last Tuesday am
putated the middle finger of the left hand
Mrs. A. q. Adels. About three weeks az
Mrs. Adels wal moving some furniture sbO,
her room, and while SO engaged slight
bruised her finger with u marble topped tabI
She paid very little attention to 1t at the tim
but after three or four days her hand begs
swelling, paining her badly, and continued
get worse, notwithstanding medical after
dance, until it was found necessary 10 ampl
tate the finger as above stated.
The fine stallion. Harry Clay. will stan
the present season at the stable OF James L
Finnell~, one-quarterO Of q mile south of Ma,
view, on the Waterhouse farm. Harry Ga
Is q blood bay, 8 years old, l63 hands hig'
black points, OF fine foam and action, an
weighs ] 1925 pounds. He was sired by NO
unteer Goldsmith he by Volunteer; he l.
Rysdick's Hambletonian. Dam by YOur
Revenue. q thoroughbred horse; he by o
Revenue, and out OF Bolts Fate; Fate
Boston; grand dam by Gaines Messenger
great.grand-dam was a CopperbOttom mar,
Terms:-Wm serve mares at Sl2 to insure
mare with foal. He will furnish pasturaa
for mares at reasonable rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W, b. Wilson. vii
son WInsor aud NJ. Chapman were 10 tow
Wednesday, Mrs. j. W. Armentrcut,
COrder, was In town Thursday on her way
Vernon county to visit her sick sister. Mr.
Matte Duncan. Mr.. B. Wilkinson, of Ind
pendence, formerly OF this place, was shaI
Ing hands with friends 10 town Wednesda,
Mr.. A. G. Bird, OF odessa. was In tow
Wednesday to procure a cOfin for his lit
child. Mr.. W. Is. Wade,'Of Greenfield, wi
has been v~lsiilDg her daughter, Mrs, W.
D%ornbiaser, for two months past, left f.
home Tuesday night. M. and Mrs. Hem
Zantmryer aud their ueICe, Miss Ida WiIlar,
leave Friday morning for Barton count
their future home. Mr.. Henry j. Arnoi,
who tor the past year has held The position
general >errrIIry Of the Y VI. G. A.. icay,
ThursdIy IDr Clinton, 40 10 accept IL sinIl
position. Mr. 1nd Mrs. - Victor lost 4 yea
bright and interesting iiliir bny. aged ii
wears, ii Inflammation uf the bowels. ii
ana ncrOhraniGI ht. rrinntns to 81. Lp,
fr lnterment. Mr.. ". Is. Tr,iaau snd ruu.
leave abUL, MuIch Isl. for "nrraI.hu:
where they VIII make Their future bom
Nj. rwyman will rnguge IA tbs "rucr,
business with III HDu, Gr,thn, iUrnioriy
Marshall, No. Luther Benson, OF lIiiau,
polls, Ind, delivered tbr . temperance ir
lures here 40 the opera house. 10 crow IL
houses. As d lecturer he l. hard to beat
he has an equal. Born. Ia ~liiggin%yiilG, n
ceutly, 10 the wife Of W. II. BUekhe, y q:
Misses Laura Davis aud May CaLrOu, OF Lee
ingtOn: Mrs. j. W. Horner. Bettl0 GOOdw.
and George Fletcher, OF Alma, aGd }.
Rusby, Of Odessa, have oil been guests OF u
family of G. C.. CatrOn this week. Mr..
q. Catroh anu family leave FRIDAY mornin
for their new homo IN Carthage, Mo. TGc
viii be greatly missed in our midst;especial
will they be- missed in tho church OF the
choice the Methodist, where the whole FAM
were most Jealous workers. We wish the
the best of success In their new home. I
Tuesday last Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Wade gave
"Cboir Fnrewell"in honor NJ the Misses Ca
rou VINO All soon ~ leave 10 make Csrtha
their nome.