The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-22
See clsyet,,s lOc glass goods.

See Clagett's l0c glass goods. IL
Large line of albums at Royle b Sons.
For good, fresh groceries call at Gas
feDlotI
A nico display of cut glass bottles at G. w.
uo'o
Highest price paid for country produce at
g assen's. ieoiot'
Best line of Teachers Bibles IN the city at
& Sor,s d15t2
Bottles for covering. new shapes, for sale at
W.. w Ioonis, dSt3
TOYS! Toys!l ToysN, of all descriptions at
.-ioos a, A Egle. 1913
Collar and cuff boxes and sha wing sets In
large variety at Royle Il Sons. dl0t2
Maple strip, buckwheat flour, mince meat
and cranberries at Long " Becker's. d22tf
Dress goods, cloaks, dry goods and every
at cost at Grove Young's, HigginsVilie.
MHton's Paradise Lost, Dante's Inferno,
other books, Illustrated by Dore, at e.
w loomis, dSt3
"Hackmetark." a lasting and fragrant per-
Price % and SOC. For sale at Z. W.
Inomis, L,rankI;n ave. s1eow
Buy a good hand pegged kip boot for S2 oo
made by Smith, simmons y Peabody. sou
by all good merchants. IL
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind
says :-.sBoth myself and wife owe our lives
to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale at
Loomis', Franklin ave. sleo"
On January LIST l will open a night sch0>.
in this city, where instruction will he given
in double -entry book keeping. commercial
arithmetic and commercial law. For further
ormau apply to Edgar ]. Russell. 1913
The reason why! The scientific manipuia'
ton Of Black Cohosh, Pure Pine Tar, and
other drugs and chemicals, In the hands OF
that able pharmacist, DR.. Gilman, has made
Cohosh and Tar, the popular cough remedy
with all intelligent people everywhere. For
sale by d. w. B. Tevis. novlu
We have laid In an unusually nice line OF
Christmas goods to which we desire to call
the attention of the people of MAYHEM anu
vicinity, consisting Of albums. toilet sets' per-
fume sets, toys, brio 'a-brac, &C.. &c. we
have also u complete stock Of fresh drugs ana
groceries. Be sure to give us a call, as we
have marked all our goods dow TO ped rock
prices. Respectfully yours, Wheatley Bros
California grapes, evapOrated and canned
limits Mt Long a Becker's. dec22tf
Having purchased the grocery stock Of
Mrs. Adsm Toeppe, l wish to inform the
public that I shall keep on hand constantly, O
full line of fresh groceries. queensware, will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos, cigars, &C
l propose to sell good goods and ct small
profits, and to endeavor to merit o share o.
the public patronage. Give me q call. Re.
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh ane
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feb15tf
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cur
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth
| Fos sale at G. W. Loomis'. sleow
The public school Christmas holiday be
| gins to-day and ends on New Years day, thu
first day Of school being January 2.
Doubtless God might have made q dirtie
and more contemplate fellow than John j
Ingalls,, of Kansas, but doubtless he neve
did.
Who was the unfeeling wretch who left hi
horse hitched on the opposite bank of tn
river from Tuesday morning last until Wed
nesday evening?
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Methods
church OF Higginsville, gave an oyster suppe
aud fair at the opera house there, last Thurs
day night. II was q very pleasant and sue
cessful affair.
Jesse Hamlet has been untiring and deter
mined to trap those beavers in the drift nea
Wellington, and but for the perseverance, {
the castor Americanus and the knavery OF
biped of the genus homo. he would have sue
ceeded. He went up, last Saturday, for tn
third time, 10 see how things looked. One
before he found q trap with only a beaye
foot in it. once he WAS more lucky and got
beaver, this time he fOund himself with
beaver foot in one trap, and minus anotht
trap entirely. G. Ben was with him tn
time and e. Ben Is a suspicious cuss, besid
being u good trailer, and he soon disGoyere
uzaU. .racAs amUug TIE DeaVer tracks. 50
seems there has been more than one perso
tending trsp for Jesse. Singular as 1t ms
appear Jesse is not at oil obliged to the fello
for helping him, and for helping himself
the trap. lie would feel thankful, howeve
for its return. as well MS Tor restitution In Il
way OF any of his beavers that may have bet
carried off. Just now Jesse's opinion
human nature is at q discount. Don't min
Jesse; better luck next time; and. besid
that fellow Is sure to shoot himself in Il
neck in less than a week.
Mr.. Robt. a. Wilson having written to b
cousin, Mr.. Volney n. Street, Of Nebrask
' City, Nebraska. for particulars concern
ing the pontoon bridge at that point, M
Street answers that the bridge Is a success, ar
that the citizens who subscribed $40, 900 as
: bonus 10 Col. >. N. Stewart. the protector Al
builder, are well satisfied with their inyes
: n.ent. The bridge WAS finished August
! and has been IN constant use ever Since II
merchants OF Nebraska City have had a lar
. trade over It from Iowa, and are much plea
ed with it. Col. Stewart says the price of
! bridge will be from $40 to go per line
foot, according to width, weight, etc. I
also says:-"We would put a bridge at LIE,
ington, 1 think, IL the eitizeps would pay Us
bonus OF 5000. IL would soon Increase {
size Of the town eLough TO add 500 900
. the real estate value, and greatly increa
, their trade" The letter of Samuel HaI
l wicke, Esq, elsewhere printed, is also
much interest, especially the clause in viii,
be points out that Capt. Dyes plans proviI
for the use Of the bridge even during the
season. which is Il very important matter ii
climate where the river may freeze up n
= thaw out two or three times In q winter, M
y John AuIl. who is decidedly In favor Of
pontoon bridge has received . note from &
d Stewart in which he ssys:-"lnstesd OF pI
3 ting in a new ferry why not get someone
, with you and put in u pontoon bridge befo
l someone else does it. There is certain to
o one at Lexington within two years."
; think we, and we also think that it is a ms
ter of very great importadce, and OF SD Ia
portance thai will grow rs ii me passes. til
u the organization Of the bridge should
i primarily in the interest Of the people of LIE
ingion. and not to make money for al
: individual or corporation.
There IS nothing more despicable, mo
wIckedIy mean, than SANDER. With its .,
\ soned tooth 1t bites into the lives of the MI
, 4 innocent, and, heal 1t as one may, lea,
races of Its venom. ''G0od name, In M
ant woman, dear my lord, Is the imn,edi.
= JewsI OF their SOULS" And adds the poet
Il who teals nv purse steals trash tits som
thing, nothing;
u Twas mine. II in his. anil has baen EIave