The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

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fume. Price % and 5Oc. Fol sale at q. w.
Loomis,, Franklin ave. sleow
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and brochitis. For
sale at Loomis' drug store. sleow
Itch, mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human or animals cared In thirty minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by c. W. LOOMS. druggist. X
ington, Mo. marlOyl
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, we'll, ~cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. P,
Ardinger. noV29ti
Shiloh's Catarrh Remsdy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth.
For sale at G. w. LOOMS. sleow
Ask your merchant for the misses and chill
dren OIL Grain Shoes made by Smith, Sim
mons q Peabody. They are the best and
cheapest shoe in the market. 1t
Mr.. Ed. w. IL. Ahrens has already opened
his fall and winter goods. His stock Is clean
and fresh and consist Of everything desirable
and new In dress goods, fancy goods and dry
goods generally. septl6tf
Lost-A plated watch fob cham with "A gold
Maltese cross attached; monogram &c. w. L."
on the cross; finder will be rewarded by
returning same 10 g. W. LOOMS, franklin
avenue drug store. 1t
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
| will give immediate relief. Price 1Oc., 5oc.'
and 81. For sale at Loomis'. s1eow
Island No.. 8, IN the Missouri river, nearly
| opposite this city, will be sold at public auc.
| ton by the administrators of the estate Of A.
P. Moore, deceased, on Monday, October 10.
| 1888, at the courthouse door In Richmond,
Mo. Terms cash, s29,2
In order to close out a lot Of remnants of
| ribbons, flowers, trimmings, ETC., which have
accumulated upon her shelves, Mrs. S. P.
Arnold has opened u ''cheap counter" at her
store on the south side of Main street near
the postofice. Among these articles will be
found many things Of value and which can
be economically used by ladies wishing some
thing wherewith to supplement trimming
which they already have, and which are just
as good and stylish as. more expensive arti-
cles. Call and see the table before the assort-
ment Is broken. sop15tf
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite. yell
low skim Shiloh's Vitslizer is 3 positive
cure. For sale at LOOMS. sleow
Ex-Gov. johnson as a speaker has no peer
In Missouri.
The census just completed Of Hlgginsville
gives that city u population of 2,356.
Bullene lost votes by his coming here. Dis
lance lends enchantment to the view.
The Lexington Democratic Flambeau Clut
will make its first public parade tonight al
Coucordia.
Mr.. w. s. Clagett makes a very polite bow
to the public In this weeks paper. Read his
advertisement.
Lexington should send q big delegation Of
democrats to Concordla tonight. A grand
time may be expected.
Mr.J. C. MEG rew's mill ground eight hun
dred bushels of wheat last Thursday, turning
out one hundred and Sixty two barrels o.
flour.
We learn that at the thoroughbred short
horn cattle sale OF Messrs. H. c. Chiles ant
w. r. Cunningham at Higginsville, last Wed
nesdsy, the prices bid were very low. Th'
cattle were Of the best.
: Mr.. T. B, Bullene had a fair audience at tbI
opera house last Monday night, quite q mum
Der of democrats being among the number
We hope Mr.. Bullene will make a vigOrou
t canvass Of the district, for his school DO,
speeches will make votes for Mr.. Tarsne
right siong. Keep him trotting.
In Higginsville, where the town authoritie
, have been enforcing the stock law, and as
consequence no stock was allowed to run q
large, has been force to turn the hogs ZOOS
again to clean up the filth in the streets an
Z allies, which was causing almost an epidemic
= OF malaria, typhoid fever. diphtherIa, etc.
A stray swarm Of bees alighted last Sunda
F. evening upon q rock thrown out by tb
workmen NJ the corner Of Franklin avenu
and Sixteenth street. They made It decided
i, lively for several ladies who wero ~returnin
home from church and unfortunately brushe
!, some of them off with their skirts. Where th
bees came from Is unknown, but they wer
, mostly killed the neXt morning before the
had time to recover from the effects OF til
t cold air of the night previous.
t Boonyiile Advertiser, September 21:-".
Q queer robbery occurred AT the reform schoC
d building Saturday night. Some miscrean
broke into the ooi-hous and carried o
= about $500 worth Of tools stored therein
Marshal Taliafarro tracked The thief to Roch,
n port to which place he had gone down ii
8 river. He was captured yesterday a~fternoo
after a hot chase. His name IL Frank Tnom'
son, bis age nineteen years, and he claims
be from Lexington where his relatives n
ill H. .-l.nIsa kha rohha,r k,k o.u, 81
tools were not worth near the amount statet
d Before Esquire Wright yesterday, he waive
examination and in default of $500 bono W,
sent to jail"
Higginsville Advance September 15:--Son
Ii rascal OF q thief enl cred the hardware sto
o OF Sam. Downing Monday night by way
10 the back door and helped himself to twel
10 razOrs, fifty scissors, two pistOls and a lar
10 number Of pockets knives. the loss smountn
to 800. From the character OF goods tax,
we presume that the militia is going on t
!" war path. Gentlemen of the town board, '
~ thank you for so promptly needing our war
II ing and taking such efficient steps iowa
T. improving the sanitary condition Of o
town. And now that you have commence
u see that the work Is thoroughly done. '
'g thank you, too, for employing that king
scavengers, His Hogship. George Holma
q a boy aged about fourteen years, working
tn Mr.. j. +. Campbell out on his farm ne
III Dover. was thrown by q mule Saturday.
IL foot catching In the trace chain and he bel
as dragged to death. Capt. Mark Belt receiy
az a small package from Mexico by express.
da day, which. upon examination, revealed
c. most elegant gold watch and chain, accol
nd panied with the simple message, "Please 9
d cept from mother and sister,"
Corder:-The drill was constantly rolf
- last week. and Travelled over many an acre
~ ground. Most OF the farmers will finish so
ing this week. From what you say Of 20
Clay township mans twenty acres of whes
~ it seems as II you had forgotten what we r
ported Of John Prices ciop. He not on
~. had twenty but Undergraduates which vie
:, ed forty bushels per acre, and that too, af
=, the ground had been cultivated two yei
IN corn. There were fifteen additions to {
Baptist church during the protracted meetir
Quite q number OF this SECTION attended t
' association ut Higglnsville. 1t would ha
done any thoughtful man good 10 hear 8.
Brown on Sunday. The crowded house v
" hushed to perfect silenGe during the ent
>" discourse, and many appeared to be Sol
when he closed, HIS talk to the Y. NJ. G.
e. . At 4 O'Clock was well received. The Corr
" club made Its first appearance in public
Saturday last, and went in a body TO
"" Aullyille jubilee. They expect to visit c.
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