The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-08-25
UFFIclAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER

Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what you need Tor
constipation. loss of appetite, dizziness anu
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price lOc ana
75c per bottle. At Loomis'. a25eowly
Itch, mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human or animals cared in thirty minutes bV
WoOIford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by c. w. LOOMS, druggist, Lex
in0ton. Mo-. mar10yI
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices ut Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo-
dive me a call. feb5y1
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, l wish to inform the
public that l shall keep on hand constantly, a
full line OF fresh groceries. queeusware' will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos, cigars, &C.
1 propose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavor TO merit a share OF
the public patronage. Give me Il call. Re
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. feb1btf
Tn probate court adjourned last Tuesday
evening until Monday, September oath.
Read Mr., T.. w. ii. Ahrens' new adver-
tisement, He has something interesting 10
say.
The most OF the hallowing last Saturday
night was lone bv tho negro women, VINO
seemed TO think their part was to furnish the
larger share of the "music' for the occasion.
The new factory Of the Winkler Furniture
Go. commenced it's regular run last Monday.
IL IL much more conmodious than the OLD
one and It's capacity IL also greatly enlarged.
We regret to learn that the lightning ,on the
10Th inst, killed two valuable horses belong
ing TO Mr.. j. II. Spurlock, Of Clay township
and also struck and burned a stack Of wheat
on the Eli Adams farm and totally destroyed
the stack yard OF Mr.. Peter Teifel. contain
ing about 500 bushels OF wheat.
About twenty-five couples of young people
on last Tuesday night gave Misses Lizzie and
Katie Selling q very pleasant surprise party
at their parents residence east OF Central
College. Games and dancing were INDUCED
In until about midnight, when all lett for
their homes. expressing themselves as having
spent a most pleasant evening.
We thought, as we viewed the ragamuffin
crew in the procession last Saturday night,
that il was high time for them to commence
hurrahing for somebody outside OF the re-
publican party, which had been the means o.
IA, nishIng muItitudes of laboring men with
like suits of clothes. A few more years Of
repub lican protective tariff would make
them glad to get even such suits TO cover
their nakedness.
Hardin News. August 7th:-"Dr. W. G
Woodland has formed a partnership with DR.
w. }. McDonald, OF Lexington, and will
leave next Monday to enter upon the dis.
charge of hIs professional duties in his new
location. DIR. Woodland has been located
here some five months and has been very
successful In his practice. His many friends
here will be sorry to see him leave, but glat
to learn that he has secured a splendid open
Ing IN which to continue his professions
career"
Each patch on the clothes Of the rag amuf'
fins IN the procession last Saturday nigh
should have been labeled amer this sort
"MonopOlies,'' DUTY o Wool" Tariff
.'Duty on Sugar" salt Duty" "Pow Stee
Trust ''Too Much Protection" "Trusts,'
Free Whisky" ''PoOr Mans Benefit
..Labor's Reward" "Window Glass Trust
mail Trust" etc. 1t would then have had
some significance and would have iorcibl,
represented all the benefits derived from
high tariff by the man who earns bis breat
by the sweat OF his brow.
The new flannel shirts which the youni
gentlemen have been wearing this summed
are not OuIy neat but they are cool and eco
nomical. However, they are not quite Thu
proper thing TO don when tmsking q socia
cali. A young man lately wore one in hi
visit to his best girl. The old man was SIT
ting in the doorway smoking a pipe. TIL
Young man n ked il Miss was home
The old man SAID she was. The young mai
asked II be could see her. The old maj
looked over his glasses and replied: "YOl
eau, but not until you go home and put o.
your other shirt. You evide ntly forgot tina
In your hurry"
Kansas CITY Times: married. by th
Rev. Father Lillis, Of the parish OF st. Pat
rick, August II, Captain Richard A. Collin
and Miss Mary Freyne, both OF HIgginsville
LAFAYETTE county. The attendants were Col
John Longdon, formerly of Lexington, au'
Major John N. Edwards and his wife. s,
this weary old can paigner has been captures
at last. SO the old veteran battery command
err. who never lost n gun in all the four years
wnr. In one swift moment lost both his hear
and whatever may be looked upon as tn
bIessedpess OF single life, SO this splendid
eannonier, whom Gen. 10. Shelby took as
hov and left ~ Il giant, has become as plan
"a a woman's necklass In ~ tender q pair O
hands ~ ever threaded the strands Of Inf,
with the golden beads Of purity and devo
lion. All! love! love! There are thousand
Of the comrades of Captain Collins thi
dav ALL over Arkansas, Texas and Missouri
who will rejoice that such O destiny has com
at last to one who has deserved so much a
tho baI,ds of iortune-doseryed so much he
cause or truth, courage, generous manhood
steadfastness TO friendship. perfect honor an
n faith that will fail not till the end. Thel
jf these old comrades OF his could have seeI
his beautiful brlde-so modest, so gentle. 8
refned, the dew Of the morning Of her youn
life vet glistenIDg upon t1e roses in he
cheeks, their congratulations would hav
been sent up TO him twice. once because O
the resolution which made him draw near /
such a shrine 10 offer incense, and once be
cause the p~rIesLess who presided there ha'
so MANY OF the qualities of splendid Ameri
can womanhood a. to tit her perfectly 70
adoration. AND now the two 20 out into th
world hand in hand together. Perhaps
may be dark sometimes. Perhaps In som
mornings no birds may be heard to sing
Perhaps fate's hand may now and then smit
hard. and smite the things which are tender
et. Perhaps across the home threshol
so,ne shadows may fall which can DO life
oevermore until the light That never was o.
shore or sea lit them beyond the wonderfu
river: but stand up, old comrade, tender an
true. You are the OAK. IL Is for you to ii
sentinel by the hcarthstone. for you to max
holy with devotion the perfect shelter OF th
,oof tree. Everything that is touching !
VUoman's confidence has been reposed In y0u
Tbe perfect purity of a sin less and stainles
life il YOURS for The cherishing. The sun ba
.isep nm this newer and fuller existence. an
that Journey has been entered upon whic
nnst 90 for ward to ius final abiding place {
domestIc happiness. Since II has been begu
may the good God send to bless 1t thos
hountiruI things which make the flowers
bloom for you, an" the green sward to b
c,,cIous for your feet, and the soft winds I
I,ow for YOU, and u perfect possession I
ZONE unto you as the gentle night dews com
10 u summer hill"