The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31
Nr'klg gntelli9enter.
0FFiGIAt CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Seed potatoe, Northern" at Trigg
Shields. mch3lt2
! he best assortment of toys and candies
Su tn Bros. dl2tf
turkeys, chickens, fresh oysters. in fact q
HI III of fresh meats at Smith Bros. d12tf
5. w. z 1.-The best and cheapest house pain
CallItor color card, at Cha4. W. LOOMS. 81
shIloh's catarrh remedy, Il positive cure 70
caiarrh, diptheria and cauker mouth. FL
sale by Caples juno4eowiy
We have just received Il new lot of the Gel
ebrated "GOld" and silver" shirts. Tr
them. II. S%inauer. feb11tf
The j. W. ~ Co. floor paints comes fl
quarts. half gallon and Que gallon cans. W,
have 1t In several shades. mch2It4
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for
dollar, at A. LOOMS. Drop III and look IL
II; II Is a daisy for the money. jan2llf
Why will you cough when ShIloh's curt
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 81
cts. and 81. For sale by Caples. eowiy
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, OF Bourbon
Ind, says: ''Both myself aud wife owe oui
lives TO ShilOh's consumption cure" Fol
sale by Caples. iuneeowIy
Shiloh's Vitalizer il what you need for con,
stipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 and "a
cents per bottle. For sale by F. s. Caples &
Co. jny14eOw
Itch, mango, and scratches of every kind OH
human or animals cared in thirty minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by c. W. LOOMS. druggist. Lex
ingtOn, Mo. marlOyI
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
holstering M~atress-Making, Repairing, &c,
mt lowest prices at Schmidt's saddIery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
Give Inc a oall. feb6yl
For new spring millinery cheap, good and
nobby. We have the improved Torpedo
hat. Also u trimmer. Just out of the city.
Ladies'. call at W. ID. Wards millinery
store, Lexington, Mo. mch3ltf
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, | wish to inform the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly, u
full line Of fresh groceries,. queensware, will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars. &c.
Ipropose to sell good goods and at small
profits. and TO endeayor TO merit u share Of
the public patronage. Give me n call. Re-
member the place, Adam TOeppe's old stand.
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feblOtf
Don't forget the school elections next Tues.
day.
Don't forget that next No nday will be II
big day In Lexington.
Mr.. Haerle Is adding = handsome portlco
10 the fort, in Old Town.
Tit cost Of DIR. Bulls Cough sirup is only
90 cents. A bottle will convince all Of its ex-
celIence.
Legal Tender is one OF the best bred horses
lD the United States, He will be sold OH
stallion day, next Monday. April 2. See adj
Va:tisement.
Tho republicans of this county Will hold
primary meetings on Saturday, April -, for
the purpose OF selecting delegates 10 N
county convention to be held at HiggInsville
on Saturday. April rs, which convention will
select delegates to the state and congressional
conventions.
Among the lads Of the incoming season
arethe new round-pointed low shoes for street |
weaT, made comfortably warm with tho ad-
ditlon OF long cloth gaiter tops that match
the coloE of the gown, and are bultoncd on
the outside Of the leg. They are long and
shapely. and tit much better than the old
style gRlter tops.
A tree fell across the Missouri Pacific track
distance west of here last Monday eve
ming, and the east bound engine striking it
lost It's smoke stack from the conclusion. A
new one was improyised from II barrel but the
slowcomotive-that ia what IL had become
had to stop several line on the way to get
mp steam. II tiually pulled through 10 this
place.
Second ward school :-Scholarship, end
aud Bird grades: Maggie Mitchell, Algie
smith. Bessie Houston. Bessie Summer,
Pauline Meyer, Mamie Hall, Flora Becker
and Robert Turner. Fourth and fifth
Mary Willie Turner, Alice Mount
oy, Bella Adels, sallie Bryarly, Rosa Rup-
pei and Fannie Mitchell. Honor roll second.
third, fourth and sixth grades: Maggie
Mitchell. Bessie Houston, Bessie Summers.
Mamie Hail. Flora Becker. Paulina AdeIs,
Bella Adels. Sallie BryarIy, Rosa Ruppel.
Bertsch, Annie Hoffman, leila Stud
lard. Maggie Turner, Oscar Hacker, John
Ltnsey Price and Rude Schaeier-
meyer.
WaVerly TImes:-We understand tina, Mr.. {
tsgIand. Of Wellington. will soon oeeupy the |
AtelV rehtted drug house OF J. W. Tucker " |
ION as II book store. Died. March II, OF b
'neumonIa. Leon Buck, second son of N, l.. b
OF this vicinity. r. A. Catron sold. T.
II Tuesday last, n thoroughbred short horn I
ull calf, to John Willis. Tor the sum OF fifty A
ollars. Clay Corder sold to K. Barnett, two p
ar loads OF cattle weighing I,450 pounds, ut h
cents. Mr.. Barnett shipped them to Chi "
last week. The price of corn ut retail A
from - 10 81 20 per barrel. Font Jones, Z
10 OF the niinrods who were hunting down on s.
10 island below town for the last week came B
p Tuesday morning, for supplies. Up to the hi
resent time they have killed 1877 ducks, SC
Fletcher !. John Oliver aud Fletcher, hay- 70
z deserted the boys several days ago, being OF
tis1ed for tho time being. Bud Bellamy In
ID Wm.P hleger Joined the party yesterday. cd
The cold weather still con- ID
tues, and IL II 10 he feared that the wheat III
iiered intensely. Friday night OF last week no
heavy rain poured dow and kept on TIL IN
morning. Farmers In the bottoms ou
re in great danger, and a good many were M
npsIled TO leave their bou.es n, aoco,n, =, lii
PCiAUL " a VI on hCCOu0I OF
h water; A citizens meeting took place an
'ndIV evening at the opera house to nomi- TIL
% candidates fJr city Oficers. Following 'ui
the result Of said meeting: Candidates ht'
city mayor, r. G.. Cook and II. FIeken; it'
WIN. BrOckmdn and j. W. Walken- tut
aldermen, 1rst ward, j. +. LohOerner u
Z. II. hartman; second ward, Henry pr
,lters and Louis Tbieman. We predict me-
Q #. c. Cook will be our next mayor. Last gre
lday there was confirmation In the vel
lheran Evangelical churches, and lsi
nday, Thursday and Good Friday services FIJI
70 held IN several Of our churches. Theo. $40
o Filing who has been In Montana for ia'l
last two or three years, came home u few sui
8 ago to visit his father and sisters. A "
strel troop which was organized In our TAU
,own Cordar ,n,s,r.I ho. ave
Friday. and the performers doubtless uay
pIncsd themselves that there Ii better pay uau
Igxing coal than In playing on "mouth- nee
ms" and ''mOuth harmonious" We have give
or hOme-talent In COncOrdia. William tW0
lker, II native Of Germany, but who has chr
living in this yIr,nIty for a good m.,v and
-, died Monday afternOOn IN his sod year, elth
is farm, and was buried ut the German TIRE
list church yard. Rev. Fraalman con- rap
ed the funeral service. Messrs. s.. G.. out
,,uortb or lnxinv;on aud 4 ~ Ror,. Nan
ullyIlle. paid our town & pleasant visit DEN
ionduy. Business II not brisk at all at CelV
mt, ALTHOUGH our farmers get very good "Itn