The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-19

Sprinkling hose and reels at Scndcn'E Il
Peaches for cream at cost II RCedrr'S. tf
IL lbs, n. o. sugar, 81. A, LOOMS. i2i
For good, fresh groceries call at Gas
sens. irhlNtI
Highest price paid for country produce. At
Gassen's. icblSii
The prcttiest n. o.. sugar you ever saw, 10
pounds for Il dollar at A. LOOMS. jan2lir
siberia rrfrigerators and Perfection gaso-
line stOYcs in every size and style at SEN
lens. mott
Fol cheap groceries go to j. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. aug13if
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash. at u.
Stalling's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlimi
For lame back, side or chest, Use shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price - cents. For SAFE 10y
f. S. Caples & Co. jn4ylrow
Mr.. Chas, Weber has thoroughly rellltcd
his ice cream parlors aud has opened them
to the public. lie asks all former patrons
and many new ones to give him a call. l2i2
Shiloh's VItalizer is what you need for con-
stipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
bNiuIiOho VI u5HIVlNlh' i''S w h'' ~
cents per bottle. For sale by +. ). Cuplcs ~
Co. jnY14eOw
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pest in the city. on Main street, large house,
good Outhonses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. T,
Ardinger. nOy29tf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Vali,es. Up
holstering Mattress Making, Repairing, &r.,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's sadhicry shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo,
Give me a oall. lrl5vl
Parties living In the Dover neighborhood
should give Geo. b. Gordon, Ut the JnO. r.
Hickam stand, q trial before going away from
home to buy their goods. Good goods, low
prices and fair dealing guaranteed. my19If
Sllyerman's latest importation is Il Jumbo.
The missionaries" nearly all left yestCr-
day morning.
Another rain last Tuesday and weather
cool enough for March.
MIR. Waller Waddell sold this week his line
roadster gelding TO Mr.. Emison ChanslOr.
Terms private,
Mr.. 10. Homer has a cute fountain In the
window of his variety store on Franklin
avenue.
The latest deceptive and demoralizing de-
wise is the Sunday walking cane. The thing,
so innocent and harmless in appearance, uu-
folds into Il fishing pole.
Lester & Aliens Early Bird Burlesque
Company will appear tonight at the opera
house for one night only. They will I'M
dobutedly have a full house. Reserved seats
at Caples " Farmers.
The last meeting of the |. A.. G. G. was held
at the Commercial Hotel, the Misses Neal
entertaining. The refreshments were both
substantial and ornamental" and were scrv-
ed in a charming manner. The next meeting
in course will be at Mr.. j. b. Silver's.
The following is the annual enumeration
of Lexington school district for 1855. lately
completed by Mr.. Jacob ric e:-Numbcro OF
children In the district: white males, G0j
females, 6S3; colored males, 2GG; females, 25S.
Total white children, 1878; total colored
children, 52i. Total children in the district,
1902.
Messrs. Thos. Walton and Samuel Spruce
have purchased from Mr.. Il. c. Wood the
coal under twenty acres of land lying on the
blum just north Of this city, paying therefor
81 600. or $50 per acre. The coal immedi-
ately adjoins on the south that formerly own
ed by these gentlemen, and the entrance
thereto will be through the gangway at pres
eut in use, so il will in no way interfere will
the surface.
We this week announce Judge Benjamin
ID. Weeden as a candi late for reelection "a
county surveyor and road commissioner
The judge has discharged the duties of The
office with singular fidelity tor several years
and so far a. we know TO the entire satisfac
ton OF all interested. There is perhaps III
man In the county so thoroughly posted as Il
the condition Of the roads and bridges ant
the government surveys.
A large number OF persons came here las
Sunday from Saline and the east, II
portion Of this county, the occasion being N
excursion given on the new extension of tn,
Mo. 2. K. II. From 1880 a. M, at which
time the train arrived, until 1870 p. m, tn
excursIOnists saunterod about The city ant
seemed to be greatly enjoying themselves II
a quiet and orderly manner.
California Democrat:-Whilst they hav,
uOL yet COulilituCcu "OTh cdSJ Vi DDDnfllie
everything points to the building within tn
next twelve months OF the river road iron
BOonvIIle TO Jefferson City. Engineer Nc
LaughlIn was recently in BoOnville and i
/ was thought was making arrangements t.
that end whilst a sufficient number of tiei
have been delivered along the route &
complete the work. and the right-of-wa
| hos haan aanEraI nUar tho ornafnr nnrtinI
of the land through which the road will
run.
Owing to the threatening clouds and tn
generally dIsagreeable weather, the open scs
, sion of Iduna, at the open house last MOnda
night was not 40 largely attended as was cX
pected, although Il fair audience greeted tn
young ladies'. TIE entertainment was frs
class in every particular and the exercise
though lengthy were so varied that the audi
ence did not become weary. The youD
ladies deserve great credit for the man
ner In which everything was arranged an,
certainly nIerlted the plaudits and flow
ers which were abundantly shOwered upo
them.
. Marshall Progress. May 12:-"Mr. Thos
= DOtLI RuIs WIN u tCH OfCT IHt IJtS tnel u
branch Il good deal recently says the road i
, getting In first rate running order and tina
between here and Waverly, especially, the,
can make eighteen or twenty miles an hou
r now. Mr.. Boatright is pleased with th
scenery, the train running near the river an,
giving a succession Of pretty views to tn
traveller, but he IL still more pleased at IN
cheaD price Of cOal: he il getting coal from
mine above Waverly at Il price that makei
him gratefully bless competition as a faciO
in reduction on the cost Of necessaries. Flo
y dollar aud a dime, you can take q excursiO
to Lexington Sunday, leaving here at S II. m.
getting there at II and starting back at l:3
a. m"
Wellington The Wellington mill, wit
! roller system, will be IN full running cOndi
tcn and thrown open to the public next Mon
day morning at G O'Clock, u. m. Mr.. +. w
Gausman returned home from II trip to ST
Louis the middle of the week. Mr.. T. :.
Morris, rs we are informed, is busilN
engaged in fitting up the shaft OF the Well
ingion Coal Mining Co. Mr.. ThOS. Rulings
Ot Bates city, was in town lust week, look
ing better than he has for the past year, AM
reports his town ~ ilOurishing and prosper
Gus. Elder Watts OF the NJ. T. church. Kan
sas City, preached here last Tuesday night Il
Il large and apprecIative audience. Mrs
! Duck Lomax, formerly Of this place, but nov
residing Mt Springfield, Mo-, was visitins
friends IN this immediate neighborh0Od thi
week. Oscar Mindrup IL receiving his sprinl