The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
WeekIg 9ntelll9entrr'
SHORTS.

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Berry boxes ut Senden's. lnStI
Lawn al Senden's. mott
Lawn sprIuklers at Senden's. aproti
Everything In hardware at Senden's' II
Shaker Preserves ut cost at Reeder's' AIS
Louisville pickles at cost at Reeder's. AIS
Tobaccos and cigars a specially, ut Gas
ems. ieolS"
Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
aasseu,s fe5lStf
Campaign badges. buntings, flags, etc. at
II. Wilker's. ,uIyn2
Umbxellas and parasols repaired at A u
Adeps Claiming store. m24tf
Read Geo. 3. Gordon's advertisement
elsewhere In this paper. mayi'i
Ice cream delivered to any part Of the city
IN frs,-class order by Greer n Stewart. IL
For Sale C~heap-Some of the fine queens
ware and groceries at Vaughan n Tri"g's.
Use only Flsgstone Pavements, laid hy
John Goehner, and patroniZe home indus
tries. lHl
Boots and shoes ch cap, for cash, at ID.
StallinR's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. spr14m3
rasturage for fifty head of cattle or horses,
about five miles south OF town. Enquire OF
j. B. Silver. lhiot'
Bran, ship. stuff, oats aud corn ground or
upsfound al feed mill in rear of Mooreheads
lumbar ward. july7tr
We have lust received a new lot OF the cel-
ebrated Gold" aud "Silyer". shirts. Try
tbem. Fl. Simmer. fcblltf
Ice cream In quantity from one quart up
delivered to any part of the city ut the lowest
nries nv Greer a stewart. i7l2
Choice New Orleans sugar 10 pounds for q
dollar, at A. Loomis'. Drop IN and look at
&; IL Is u daisy for the money. )an3ltf
For sale Three half bred Jersey hcifers,
with heifer calves. Apply TO o. o.. Wilson
or Abram Hays, Lexington, Mo. 1n3otf
Election over and Vaughan Il Trigg de-
clared the hest aud cheapest house IN the
county for line groceries aud queensware.
Itch, mango, and scratches Of every kind on
human or animals cared in thirty minutes bv
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by c. w. Loomis. druggist. Lex
in0ton. Mo, mar10y1
We are selling at wholesale prices first
class trimmed aud untrImmed hats. Ladies'
who miss this chance will regret 1t, as J
want to quit the business. Wards MILL
merry Store, Lexington. m'zoti
Mr.. Jos. B.. Shelby desires TO inform the
C itIzens OF Lexington that they can at oil
times procure fresh butter from his Jersey
farm ut the stores of Messrs. Eggleston q
Bro.. and w. S, Clagett. jn30if
Having purchased the grocery stock o
Mrs. Adam TOeppe, | wish To inform In
public that | shall keep on hand constantly,
full line OF fresh groceries. Queensware, VII
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars. NC
L propose to sell good goods and ut smal
profits, and to endeavOr to merit a share Q
the public patronage. Give me u call. lie
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh an
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. febl5tf
The cool northwest wind Monday was de
liRhtful after the experience we had. with I'll
Thermometers marki ng high up In the nine
ties, for most Of the week previous.
The money of the Building and Loan ASS
eiation sold ut $44 so per share on Frids
night OF last week. The amount loaned Wi
$4,000. The affairs of the association are
q prosperous condition and at present rat
the shares will reach par value in less th,
tnc Time OK pbCleu- ciSub OSuiT' SH'u -
ing q good Investment to the share holders.
Is visibly helping the city and Its mechanic
The case of Emma and Clay Cobbs again
Inns II. Day, wherein was involved re
estate valued ut about six. thousand dollar
was decided Ia the circuit court at Eans
City, recently, In favor of the defendar
Borgess. Il Moore represented the plaintli
and John 8. Blackwell and A. X. Strotber d
defendant. The ease created much intere
In this county, as all the parties former
lived here.
Fort Smith, Ark, mes:-'Promine
among our schools Is the Fort Smith Con
merclal College, established last fall by Pro
Geo. NJ. Neal, M. A., by whom 1t Is still col
Quoted. The course consists OF practical |
strucliOn In book keeping in all branches
business. stenography .typewritlng telegraph
and penmanship. A visit TO the college W
convince any one that Prof. Neal Is \ mast
Of his profession, and the rapid adrspceme
and thorough instruction Of the pupils und
his charge il an attestation OF all the pra
that has been or can be awarded. The
tendance, siuce the founding Of the COLE
has been large aud Is steadily increasing. a
is but additional evidence Of Prof. Nes
efficiency and proficiency as n teacher" i
Prot. Geo. NJ. Neal spoken OF above, is bet
known here ~ NANNY Neal, son Of our
teemed fellow countyman, Isaac Neal, OF ii
ginsyille. HIS many friends here will be q
to hear Of his prosperity in his new home
Wayerly Times. July 9th MIR. Jc
Boehm IL again with US. VIM. Fletcher '
" nt-l.-. H...Iuu WIN Wnifnn
turned from Slater last Saturday. Miss Il
Corder Is visiting in Dover this week. r.
Yancy. of r'ayette, is in our city. il
Leach was In Higginsville last Saturd
Miss Lou Howard IL the guest of her NJ
Mrs. Majors, OF this place. Wanted,
Wayerly, q bakery. For the right man tn
ia a good opening. Jim ViviOn of SOrbor
was Ia the CITY on the Fourth. Died.
Slater, Mo-, of consumption. Mr.. Rich
" alton. Miss Lulu Asher has rsturI
home from Kansas CITY. Miss Mild
Vtyion. OF NOrb0rnc, was the guest OF n
W. A. Redd this week. b. r. Goodwin
suddeuly taken sick on last Saturday. but
nut again. Mrs. Sam Campbell nnd n
Taylor, of Dover, were visiting Mrs. W.
Redd tins week. Joe 81. Banks, Esq, lC
man of the Times, left, on Friday night,
Perry, Rails county. Misses Florence
ford and Florence Neal, of Lexington, are
guests of DR.. s. M. Banks aud family, of
vicinity. Misses Yula Plattenburg,
Eeng and Lizzie VanAnglen, OF Dover, "
entertained by Miss Kate COrder On
FOur h. The children OF Mrs. Fry are |
reportsd better. Little FlOssie is rum
around, though mitch debilitated by
illuess. Mr.. Trent, aH old citizen OF
town. IL again with Us. We WELCOME
again, Me- r., and likewise all others who dc
to cast their lot with us. Mr.. j. +. Ga
informs US that his baby girl, Mary Lutte
now regarded rs out OF danger and rap
getting well, Miss Minnie Peacock calle'
Saturday morning and reported great dan
to crops In the bottoms of Salt Fork.
had "A pleasant social call from our estee
young friend. William BootOn. of Corsic
Texas, who Is a guest Of relatives In our
Mr.. RootOn, who will ema with Us Il
d.ys. IL en- route for Monlteau Springs, [
Saturday registers indicated 30 in the sh
Vegetation of all kinds is feeling the sti
Isting influence Of the recent warm rains
gather with exceptional warm days. Re
v. Banks returned on Tuesday last
Dover. Missing the train ON Monday O.
;oy. he walked nome on Tuesday morn
Rev. Bargs seems pleased With our neigh
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