The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-13

New goc IS; call and see them, at Ahrens'.
New goo !. The finest line of new spring
goods now ready for your inspection, at
m30
Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and
Iiv er complaint? Shiloh's VitaliZer is guar
aUteed to cure you. At LOOmis' drug store.
Sorghum, fresh from the country at
Vaughan u Trigg's. feb9Lf
Call and get five pounds OF Cakes fine can
dies at Vaughan Il TrIgg's.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. LOOMS, Franklin ave. eow1y
Everybody read Ahrens' new ad this morn
ing and profit thereby. Special low prices
are now being made that can't be dup Heated
elsewhere. aprl3tf
For lame back, side or chest. use Shiloh's
Porus Plasters. Price 25c. At Loomis'.
4. w. Kruse, dealer In farm implements,
binder Irvine. all kinds, clover and timothy
seed garden seeds, HIgginsyille, Mo.
Your particular attention is directed to the
many new novelties we are showing in
smyrna and medici laces. Swiss fiouncipgs,
Swiss cambria and naInsock embroideries In
sets to match; also In silk fiouncings, all at
special low prices, at Ahrens'. apr13tt
That hacking cough can be so quickly cnr-
ed by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II. For
sale AT Loomis', Franklin ave. aug 5-eow
No lady should fail to examine the new
stock OF embroiderles, laces, white goods,
NC. We show the finest and best assortment
and give you the lowest prices in town. +.
w. ii. Ahreus. m30
All the new colorings and new effects can
be found at Ahrens'. in French s~atInes ,
Scotch zephvrs. Scotch glnghams and wash
fabrics at bargain prices. apr13tf
Shiloh's Catarrh R~emedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth.
For sale at G. w. LOOMS. s1eow
For Rent A desirable room, (large).
southwestern EXPOSURE; furnished or I'M
FURNISHED. with board. Young couple pre-
fered. Apply to Mrs. Ed. w. H. Ahrens,
southwest Of E. A. Seminary, 1t
The wheat crop never looked better, and
the acreage is some what greater than usual.
Mr.. Joseph W. Bailey is building another
new house on Main street, just east of his
other two.
Mr.. j. C. McGrew is erecting a new tele-
phone line, connecting his mill, mines and
residence with his office.
The road near the iron bridge, on the
Greenton and Lexington road. is said to be
in an almost impossible condition.
The Wellington Monitor is branching Out
already. 1t now proposes to publish an edi.
ton In the suburban village OF Kansas City
The job Of matchmaking Main street be.
tween 9th and 18th streets has been finished
and are now the two best looking blocks In
the city.
Attention, councilmen OF the city of Lex.
ington. Please read on page 8. article End
section IL. of the city charter and see that 4
Is enforced.
Wellington Is waking up. A building ant
loan association is being organized. II care
fully conducted 1t will add largely to 1T
building boom.
Our eity's attorney, Geo. Price. for fea,
that his position on the political issues of tn,
day may be misconstrued, has had his shirt
labeled &c. o. p"
The pretty little city OF the Sni, yelling
ton, is to have a new school house. Thi
was decided almost unanimously In the afr
native at the late school election.
John Miller better known as Dutch John
wishes to let the people n that he vii
gladly serve them as gardener or day laborer
We hope he may receive encouragement
The Young Mems Christian Associs ito
has rented from Mrs. NJ. e. KrIehn the entir
third floor and the east half of the secon
floor of the latter's large building on Mai
street. The rooms will be fitted up in goo
style.
A washout on the Pacific railroad, ont
fourth Of a mile west Of Lake City, la,
Thursday, delayed the west bound mornin
p Issenger traih until 5:45 p. IN. A train WIS
run down from Kansas CITY and the passer
gers transferred and carried to their destins
ION.
Mr.. Leroy Farmer has laid out an additio
to Lexington and named It Farmers add
ton. II consists Of IL lots, situated on 22n
and Washington streets, oil level and keaut.
iul and well located for residences. TIL
lots are OFF ret ~ sale by K. W insor u So
aud g. Ben Russell.
Mr.. Dickey has received this week sever,
new gas retOrts to be placed In the works
this place. The gas Mr.. Dickey now SUI
plies is as good. II not better, than any SUI
piled to any other city In the state, and wi
the constant improvements he Is making wi
certainly keep up the standard OF excellen,
already obtained.
The case of G. O.. jenkins vs.. d. C. Ba
gsrly ct al, for damages to the amount
$4,000 for being scaIded by the blowing o
Of the boiler supply pipe, In the mill of Il
defe ndant at Odessa, in February, 1888. h
occupied the attention of the circuit cou
for three days OF this week. The fury fail;
to agree snd were discharged Wednesday.
Up to the time OF going to press there we
twelve districts yet to hear from Us to the
vote for school commissioner, but as yeste
day was the last day in which returns cou
he received by the county clerk, 1t Is prob
BILE these districts will be left out of the couI
The returns Yesterday gave Demand $50
Rlgland 1.66S-a majority Of 1865 for Raglan
r There were Two circuit courts in sessi,
here yesterday, one presided over by Jud
Richard Field and the other by Judge Jol
) II. Ryland. The latter was held In the low
|, rom Of the courthouse and had before 1t t
case of Perry Keith ct al w. Frank Keith
3 al, involving the title to a considerable trs
. of land In this county. The case has be
tried twice before, and has been before I
state supreme court at two different tint
the litigation extending over seven years
! time, and will probably 20 a third time
the suprems tribunal. before it Is fina
, settled.
Jefferson City Tribune. April 9:-The pr
ceedings In the duces tecum subpenss issu
to the officials OF the Missouri Pacific railw
q by the board Of railroad commissioners we
+, not voluminous yesterday. Col. T. J. Por
and Col. T. W. B. Cfews were on hand
the Pacific and Mr.. Dana for the Kan,
! City, Fl. Scott and Memphis. None of I
y plaintiffs were present, but In the afterno
+, u letter was received from NJ. X. Brown.
Kansas City, their attorney, asking that |
commissioners postpone their decision fol
few days, as he was unavoidably detainl
The potponement was agreed to.
On last Wednesday morning Mr.. T.
Saunders arose and stepped out on his por
aud missed a pup that was accustomed to b
ing there. Just for the sake OF curiosity
a In ttituted asearch for the missing ''purp"s
found him In the road, near his house..
started toward the dog and called to him q
he bristled up and showed fight, Mr.. Sat
4 ders feared something was the matter a
procured help and drove the dog to q rem,