The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07

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Berry boxes at Senden's. jn9tf
Berry boxes at Senden's. ju9lf
Fishing tackle mt Senden's. mJif
Ice cream freeZGTs at Senden's. m5tf
Sprinkling hose and reels ut Sendcn's #
Peaches for cream ut cost at lteeder'S. if
IL lbs. N. o. sugar, 81. A.. Loomis'. j2I
For good, fresh groceries call at Gas
sens. feb1S.f
Highest price paid for country produce, at
Gassen's. feb1Stf
Go to Greer & Stewards for the best cigars
and tobacco. i7l2
Greer Il Stewards Is the place for lie cream
and contectIonaries. jIt2
The best binder Irvine aud machine oil at
Ed. W. Kruse's, HigginsvIlle. mlOm2
Ladies'. II you want u good saucer of ice
cream go to Greer & Stewards. jit2
The prettIest N. o. sugar you ever saw, 10
pounds for Il dollar at A. LOOMS. ian2Itf
Siberia retrigerators and Perfection gaSo-
line stoves In every size aud style at Sem
den y. in1if
For cheap groceries go TO J.. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augI3tf
Boots aud shoes cheap, for cash. at ID.
Stalling's, Limrick Bank building, Main
street. aprlIm2
Geo. b. Gordon, at Dover, proposes /" .oIl
goods at lowest prices Tor cash or In exchange
for produce. myl9ut
Ed. w. Kruse, Higginsyille, dealer in first
class farm implements, binder twine, sewing
machines. seeds OF all kinds in bulk. 3m
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to this Office. II
Now Is your time. Good enough for my
purpose. IL pounds bright N. o. sugar Tor
81. A. LOOMS, Franklin avenue. jan2Itf
The best binder Irvine and machine oil,
also a few cultivators and corn pIows to
close out at cost. Ed. W. kruse, Higgins
vile, Mo. in2ml
Why use ear corn when few cents more
on the huShel buys it ground at Vaughan II
Cobb's. Ground corn exchanged for ear
corn, for toll or money. IL
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pest in the city, on Main street, large house
good OuthOuses, well. c~istern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. p
Ardinger. nOv29tT
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up.
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, SC.
ut lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop
west side public square, Lexington, Mo
Give me Il call. feb5yl
The Campaign Plug is quite the correct
head covering from now until November
smith Il Bolton are showing quite an extcn'
siye line ut very moderate prices, considering
the excellent quality and flush. jnl6tf
Parties living In the Dover neighbOrhoot
should give Geo. b. Gordon, 1T the Jno. =
Hickam stand, a trial before going away from
home to buy their goods. Good goods, Tow
prices and fair dealing guaranteed. my19lf
English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard
soft, or callOused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spayen, curbs. sweeney, STILES
sprains, sore and swollen throat from what,
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use o
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. w
LOOMS. durgglst, Lexington. Mo. mrlyl
The cannery has been running this week
Hurrah for Engineer Gaven. See how
clean our streets and cutters are.
The McGrew Milling Co., are running d.!
and night, and have been for several weeks
FOund:-Tuesday, near the residence q
Col. Reid. u blue shawl, or scarf. The owue
can have 1t by calling at this office.
There will be u Sunday school picnic Il
ThOmpson's grove, three miles above Well
Invited.
Dun't ask us again as this hot enough f.
your II takes the starch all ouL of our lIneI
To exert ourselves enough to answer tn
question. Let us have"-quiet.
Mr.. WIN. Bandon lost S25 in greenback
from his pocket last Monday night, some
where between Wentworth Male Academ,
and his home. near the cemetery.
Much complaint $ heard OF the chinch bu
since the wheat has been cut. Without al
abundance OF rain to keep the corn full o
sap, that crop will be badly injured by them
Wanted-A few sheep to Craze on The cour
house yard, it being well supplied with a
other kinds of stock. l.. S.-A lew goat
Of aromatic tendencies would not he OOjec
tionable.
The parade by the Star Band, lire compa
niles, Ancient Order OF HiberniauS and bias
ball clubs on the Fourth was II very creditabl
affair, and no doubt did much toward gather
ing the large crowd present at the picnic.
The river Is still very high, Just grain
the dancer line, but H. yet not gettin abov
1t. Great anxiety Is fel. by the residents I
the bottoms, but we think they may no,
Danish their fears for another year, as I'll
highest mark has probably been reached. an
II Is now falling rapidly.
A mansard roof is to be put on the bar
racks At Wentworth Male Academy and IA
work OF tearing Oh The present roof viii
commence mex Monday should the weathe
remain favorable. This will give the SAN
amount of additional room that anothc
story would do aud will add greatly 10 th
appearance rs well rs capacity of the building
Mrs. JnO. 4. Burdens horse became frlgh'
ened at u band OF street musicians, last Sal
urday evening. near the Commercial Hous,
and ran rapidly Us far as Thirteenth stree
where, fortunately, she succeeded In gettin,
the horse under control sufficiently for her {
Jump out. The horse was taken in charge b
n gentleman, who drove the buggy 10 Oh
stable. No damage.
A republican politician and orator ap
preached a minister u few days ago and de
sired to be posted with respect to Biblica
points on the names OF Benjamin and Levi
The minister quickly replied BenjamIn's wa
the smallest OF the tribes of Israel, and wcr
reduced to 600 land after the election thi
Benjamin OF the tribe Of Chicago will br
reduced to u mere .Erazzie); and as to Levi, SCI
Numbers. chapter 1. verse 47:-.But th,
Levites after the tribes Of their fathers wer,
not numbered among them,'' (neither shal
Chicago's Levi be numbered with the father
OF the republican party. the Summers, viii
sons. Lincolns, Greeley and OF theirs.
FaiIvIew:- Harvesting is the order Of tn
day. The chinch bugs are going out OF tn,
wheat stubble unto the corn. Some pieces o
corn we notice they are killing for twent,
or thirty rows. Miss Bette Porter spen,
last week in Kansas City. Miss Jessie Bur,
ton, OF HigginsvIlle, has been visiting In Tn,
neighbOrhOOd for the past week. The Fair.
view democratic club had II meeting last Sat.
urday night; II vas we'll attended and mucl
Interest was manifested. One Of the mo,
curious cases OF theft was committed In the
neighborhood last week that we ever heard
Of. Mr.. II. ID. Kite being troubled with sorl
eyes wore II pair OF blue glasses, and brinl
al work IN The field be took them off aud Iail
them on II gate post near the nest Of II blu
bird; the bird returning to its nest saw tn,
glasses and took them In her bill aud carrie,
them away. Misses MoIey and HILL, OF Bate
City, are the guest OF Miss Cora Campbell
Mr., Frank WoOd. whO has hern IN r.uC,r,,