The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-27

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w. Kruse, al Hlgginsville. mch23m3
Fol lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porus Plasters. Price 25c. At LOomis'.
New Persian -gimps. passamenteries and
band trimmings to match all the new color
ing In dress goods, at Ahrens'. aprl3tf
Everybody avail himself or herself Of the
''spring bargains" now offered. See Ahrens'
new ad. apr13tf
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. LOOMS, Franklin ave. eow1y
A splendid line Of table linens, towels,
crashes, bleached and unbleached muslins.
all Of which will be sold at q reduction OF 20
per cent. Come at once il you wish to save
money, at Ahrens'. aprl3tf
Help celebrate next Tuesday.
Iduna open session, Friday even Ing, May
3D..
Don't forget the cantata Monday night,
May @.
The procession next Tuesday night pro-
misses to be a fine one.
Mr.. Vim. Morrison has had the iron fence
lowered In front OF his place.
AL societies have been invited to join In
the procession next Tuesday night.
K. Winsor d Son and c.. Ben advertise sew
eral new pieces of property this week.
The beautiful cantata Ruth Is to be pre-.
scented at the opera house Monday night. May
Q. Be sure and attend.
The W. NJ A. boys were down town drill.
ing last Tuesday. They presented a fine ap.
pearance and marched like old sold ,ers.
The Higgiusville Reds want revenge aud
will play a game with the Academy nine al
this place next Monday. See the w. M. A
Taps for an account of the game last Monday
Kansas City market. April 24-dressed bee,
and Shipping steers, SO 35@3 go; cows
% e5@2 90; stockers and feeders, 80 200
Hogs-Market slow butchers at "a Al
O. ~.
The farmers of Dodge county. Neb., be
longing to Unity grange have passed a reso
luton not to buy q pound of binding twin
at the present trust prices, but to stack thei
grain without binding.
The residence Of Mr.. W. F. Kerdolff, Jr.
IN College Place. Is to be heated throughou
by hot water. The cooking will be done Of
O gas stove; hot and cold water in each room
bath, water closet, aud all other modern con
veniences.
Our state tax this year will be 10 cents o.
the 800 less than heretofore, and instead O
paying 40 cents on the 300 valuation, W
will only have to pay 80 cents. a total reduC
ton in the state tax for the whole county
about SIC 900.
Last Sundays Post Dispatch devoted tw
pages to descriptions Of beautiful ladies {
Missouri. including the cities of Indepen
dence. Sedslia. Jefferson, Mexico. Marshal
Macon, Columbia, &c. Shucksl We coul
oil tie entire paper with similar description
of Lexington ladies alone and then not ha
try.
Dallas, (Texas). Morning News:-"Th
Philharmonic Society was entertained Tues
day by Miss Ella Fendrlch. . . . Mi
Belle Graves. OF Lexington. Mo-, who hi
many friends here, was presented and san
''Pists' by Meyerbeer. Her voice slway
char n,ng has lost none Of Its former swee
ness. She entirely captivated her hearers.
At the meeting on last Monday night
Canton Archer No. 10, Patriirchs MIlIian
I. o. @. F.. the following officers were cleo
ed:- Oh, 5. Gimbel. captain commanding;
AG-.tire Lieutenant; x H.kRRerson ensign
q 0.a. fa&@txe<tt re >fleers wi
~ inss1]l<d I; u an
every etsSkitcr IS <>44sH1 ffpe4t<
fnli nhifofln. IA 1ins
The case Of Thos. j. Armstrong W. esnp
district No. 3. township 30, Of range I
which has been In court for seven years ar
was decided In favor Of the plaintiff at Il
A.. eha aa.,r mn
finally disposed OF last Monday by the cos
being paid. The SUIT was for $50 40 and d
costs amounted to $40 80, not includil
lawyers fees and printing.
Messrs. Jno. W. Mepg. G.. a. Sturges al
Robt. DAVIS took u little turn at the ducks U
ct Helms lake last Saturday. UP to the tin
the east bound train arrived In W Waterloo tn
had succeeded IN bagging but about a doz'
and were 10th to leave the lake right aw,
and fingered on the opposite side from II
depot until the train bad stopped. Then thu
saw that II they were to catch the train tn
would necessarily have to wade across Il
lake and make the distance and time as sho
o. possible. Mr.. Sturges was. uuiucklly, I
slowest man at wading and when he b
reached the shore he had moi sufficient tin
TO make his toilet and was obliged TO ma
his way TO the train in barrel. So we are |
formed We weren't there and don't knc
the facts.
"In regard to the Waverly post Office
has been decided that Miss Mary Henry, I
present post mistress. shall not be disturbt
There are three applications on file for I
place. Mr.. Bullene and Mr.. Frank we
over all the papers one day last week. a
recon ,nen,Ied that Miss Henry be retaint
She was endoi sed by many prominent repl
licans; and there vas u letter from exec
gressm M Warner In her behalf. the p'
Office department adopted the recommend
tion."-GlObe Democrat. April %. Is
The many friends OF miss Mamie" AS W
o. those Of her iather and mother, DR.. .
Mrs. f. g. Henry. will be rejoiced to hi
the above good news. The postOfice ut Il
place, under her administration. has De
conducted In n manner entirely acceptable
the public and we are glad TO know tn
will be,no change.
Odessa Democrat 1T Is not often tina
feeling OF sympathy arises In q fellows &
Eard for u mule, but the one With six feet
tow last Monday certainly was an object
pity. II everybody In the town and 81
rounding country didn't gaze upon the ~
beast, IL was no fault Of theirs. Wher
friend rushed In our office and asked II
had seen the'pix- footed monstrosity I'VE pl
O Job In our rush to see the 'crItter IL Y
16i-hand gelding mule about u years Q
tied 10 the front end Of an old spring wag
The perfect hoofs about half as large as
ordinary size were hanging to the inside
the fore legs at the first joint. The IN
showed no disposition OF annoyance at
crowd OF spectators, but what IL thought '
never be known. We imagined we CO..
hear the poor thing quoting from the @
Psalm, Hide me from the secret counsel
the wicked; from the iusurrectioD OF
workers OF ini1uity.' The mule Is the PR
erty of an old colored man living near I
place, and could probably be bought for
bits. For particulars address Ed. Ey'
Odessa, Mo. Monday evening
house OF Mr.. Burnes, q farmer near M
view, was broken into and a lot OF wear
apparel stolen. Suspicion points to a ne
that INQUIRED for work Of Mr.. Burnes
hour or two before. No arrests have b
made. = . y just think Of the magnitl
Of the peach crop this year should there