The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11

AT a. NreNGT. hl-p
Remember the sign, the big stick of candy,
at Smith Bros. def
If you want good goods At bed rock prices,
go to Smith Bros. d2liG
The preltiest n. o. sugar you ever saw, 10
pounds for u dollar at A. Loomis'. ian2itf
All kinds of country produce taken IN cX-
change for groceries at Smith Bros. dl2it
see Chinn & Chlnu's add. Big reduction
o. boots. shoes, hats, caps and gloves. l4tt
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18Th
street, between Franklin avenue and south
street. augl3lf
A nasal Injector free with zach bottle Of
Shlloh's caturrh remedy. Pr &c % cents. For
sale by Caples. juue4rowly
Don't delay but push right ahead to our
Ieadquarters and the dollar counter. NJ. h.
Boyle Il Son. Jan2lli
Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents. For sale 10y
+. 5. Caples y Co. ju4ylrOw
We have Just received a lew lot OF the eel.
ebrated Gold" and "Siiyer" shir,-. Try
them. Ii. Sinauer. icbillf
Wanted-A gentleman or lady OF good
address to solicit salary $50 10 5I3 = month.
Address John d. Morris, Sedslis, Nh. 1t
Now is your time. Good enough Tor try
purpose. 10 pounds bright n. q. su2Ar tor
81. A. Looms, Franklin avenue. jan2ltf
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, Of Bourbon
Ind, says; Both myself aud wife owe our
lives 10 Shiloh consumption cure" For
sale by Caples. juneeOwly
We have i big stock Of boots aud shoes,
hats and caps and gloves, aud we are deter.
mIred to "u>h them of ii greatly reduced
prices. Smith Il Bolton. il4tf
Are you made miserable by Indigestion
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yell
low skim Shiloh's V"itallzer Is a positive
cure. For sale by Caples. june4eowly
A. Geyer, 9Th street, agent ior the sale of
AnheuSer Bottled Beer, for family use. A
full supply constantly on hand and delivered
In ANY part of the city. may14lf
II YOU are ever taken with collie. either by
day or night, or should you be troubled with
any VI the ills that flesh is heir to should the
baby need a sOOther, or any member OF your
family have need Of pure anu GnadGlteratcd
dry goods and notions, call on yours truly,
ii. Wilker, feblll2
W. l.. Douglas IN England.-Thr London
Boot and Shoe Trades Journal contains the
following In its issue for December "a:
novelty In advertising appears In the pages
Of the Boston Boot and Shoe Recorder. A
full page Is occupied with the portrait OF Mr.
W. l.. Douglas, of BroCktOn, Mass, and the
names OF the i've speciallies that he maDulaC-
lures. Mr.. Douglas Is famous in the states,
On account OF the boycott placed on his
goods, because he has dared to Introduce the
lasting machine into his factory. HIS pOr-
trait gives the idea Of 3 determined. energel-
ic. far-see man of abous forty years Of age.
His career Is we'll known to readers OF tie
American trade papers, and 1t Is by no means
the least thing he may be proud OF. that he
has thoroughly learned everything con
pectad with his trade. and has earned his
living st every branch thereof" Il
Probate court next Monday.
The Musin Grand Concert Company to.
night.
We have to thank Mr.. James Aull tor &
recent cop Of the n. Y. Times.
The ground hogs tsll was frozen off last
Wednesday mornIn2, that's one COMFORT.
Mr.. Henry Smith Is recovering from thu
effects Of a slight blow on The head received
from a falling hammer u few days ago.
The healing and purifying qualities OF Sal,
walton Oil render it the best artiGis for tht
speedy and safe cure Of liberated sores. Price
only rs cents.
Mr.. Newton Gibson is preparing to effect
.-II - Ill A. 80. 1900 H. -
quite ii, and has sent to South Bend, Ind.
for 4 new and improved sprinkler.
Bush Foster, who wa put in Jail some twt
weeks ago as insane, was taken before thC
county court, Wednesday, and having In tn,
mean lime become more rational, he was dis
charged.
Odessa Democrat THE crop of caudi
dates Is exceedingly small In this part of la,
county to this date. We have heard OF Blu
one. 1t is definitely settled, we believe, tina
Col Ben, Elliott will make The canvass 70
county treasurer, and moi for collector, as na
been enormously asserted"
Odessa wants a cannery. Better conside
well, first. whether or not you have III
labor. The work all has to be lone In tw,
months, and it takes q great many hands
We should like 10 see Odessa have any ncV
enterprise that will succeed, but 1t does harm
rather than good to start industries mac
wise dly.
Odessa Dsmocrat:--''The Santa Fe comra
ny have bought the S.. Joseph 4 ST. LOU
railroad. In other words they have bought
the 70 miles OF road between St. Joseph an,
Lexington junction. or North Lexington. 1
a railroad bridge is not built at or near Lex
%ingtOn in a few years we will be very niue.
deceived. Major Warner got a bill througI
the hoEse q few days ago to bridge the rive
at Lexington, and there il no doubt but tina
1t will pass the senate. There is u great dea
OF smoke. and there must be fire somewhere.
The Morrison Wentworth Bank The an
nual election of directors for this BAN
for the ensuing year, was held on Wednes
day, Feb. l.. 1888. when the following person
were elected directors; 8. G. Wentworth
Vim. Morrison, II. c. Boteler, Richard Field
Geo. NJ. Catron. j. j, Fleming, Rufus Young
VIM. j.. Morrison and Jackson Bradley. On
Thursday, Feb. .. the board met and organ
lied by the election Of officers as follows: S
u. Wentworth. president: II. g. BotrIeT
ce-president; VIM. Morrison, cashier; Geo
NJ. Catron, secretary. Employees as follows
James Wentworth, book keeper; VIM. j
Howe, assistant.
We wish to call the especial attention o
our readers to the advertisement OF Mr.. j
W. Young, wh0 is now conducting the batf
house aud laundry on the corner OF Mint
and Franklin avenue. Mr.. Young propose
to keep the bathing facilities EeGt aud com
Portable, and to make reasonable charges
especially TO regular patrons. He also in
tends to do Il laundry business in such man.
ner as to please bis patrons, In work anC
price. Baths aud a good laundry are needed
In Lexington, and the only way to keep then
Is 10 patrOuize them aud make them prOhta,
be. Get some tickets and take a frst-clgg
bath at least once a week al MIR. Young's. L
will do you good.
We regret to announce that DR.. Alexander
has ceased TO keep the fun and elaborate
meteorological record to which for som,
years he has given so much attention. Ad
vancin2 age, his professional and other ga
gagements, have for some time rendered the
task an onerous one. and at last ne has given
1t up. Some months ugo we mentioned this
action as probable, and said that il would
necessitate the assumption Of the discarded
duties by some other gentleman. We trust