The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-05
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official County Paper.

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official County Paper.
SHORTS.
1obaccos ant cigars a specially, at Gas
sens. feblStf
Produc Q taken in exchange for goods, a
Gassen's, fe51Stf
Try the I'll Merito, the best &c cigar in
W at Long Il Becker's. dec22tf
California grapes, evaporated and canned
fruits at Long b Becker's. dec22tf
BEFORE purchasing Christmas presents,
examine our stock. Long & Becker. d22tf
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough aud brochitis. For
sale at Loomis' drug store. sleow
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, dIphtheria and csnker-mouth.
: For sale at @. W. Loomis'. s1eow
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite. yell
s-ow skinS shiloh's Vitalizer is y positive
cure. For sale at Lo"~-'. sleow
We are autborizeo pay 800 to any one
failing to ind relief nom coughs and colds by
the use OF Cohosh and Tar. For adults and
especially children, 1t is unsurpassed. d.. w.
Ii. Tevis. nOvl7tf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Up
holstering Misunderstanding, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices ut Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
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soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spaven, curbs, sweeney, stiles,
sd aims, sore and swollen throat from what
ever cause, coughs, etc. Save 500 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted. Sold by G. w.
LOOMS. durggist, Lexington, Mo, mrlyl
Young ladies and gentlemen desiring TO
qualify themselves for good positions can
make themselves eligible in the shortest time
and at a very moderate expense by attending
the night school, where instruction will be
given In double -entry book keeping, CONNER
bal arithmeSc and commercial law. dl5t3
: y Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
wilt give immediate relief. Price 1Oc., 0Oc.'
aud 81. For sale at Loomis' sleow
Thes nphige Eeheols began work again last
ii a. Mr.. David Smiths new
house al n s @Senue Is about completed.
Tne semfntllza And the W. NJ. A. resumed
their labors after the Christmas holidays. last
Thursday.
, We gave In last weeks paper a list OF the
largest taxpayers. J. G. McGrew is the
largest and not Mrs. Pomeroy as stated.
TIL Old Town Fire Company now have a
bell rope hanging down on the outside as was
suggested, so any one can ring it for FIRE
alarms.
Rev. A. A. Moore requests us to return his
thanks to friends 10 wellington for the pres
ant on New YEARS. Day OF a beautiful easy
chair, which he prizes as a mark OF their
kind regards toward him.
Mrs. Hoffman is a speaker Of more than
ordinary effectiveness, with a pleasant man.
per, and an incisive way OF putting things
which Is very taklng.-New Bedford, Mass.
Daily Mercury. Mrs. Hoffman will lecture
here tonight and tomorrow night. Go and
hear her.
First ward school Scholarship Della ates,
Mary Herker. Meta Hosfelt. Forrest Father
ton, Eugene Hamlet, James Ward, Julia
Gillen, Lula Simms. Clara Drumm, Hattie
Marcum, Edith Mars, Claud Llewellyr Della
Eatherton, Leslie Harrison, Albert Gramm.
Ashby Edmonds, Guy Russell, Bennie
Steele, Hugh Harrison, Blanche Lleweiiyn
and Charlie Russell.
Texas Prairie--Mr. w, s. Cobbs spent the
holidays 10 Kansas City. Mrs. Cobbs, OF
Chapel Hill, Is visiting at Mr.. A. c.. Camp
bells. Mr.. A. 5. Hammer spent the holidays
at home. He returned to Sedalia Monday,
! where he will begin the practice OF law. Mr..
T. II. Cobbs spen the holidays at home. Mrs.
Bratten. OF Warrensburg, and Miss jennie
Bratten of Kansas City ARE the guests of Mrs.
John Bratten this week. Mr.. j. s. Thomas
left, Tuesday, for Holt county, where he will
spe I'D a week or two visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. A. U. Thomas spent last Sstur-
day and Sunday at Chapel Hill. One Of the
most pleasant events OF the season was the
party at Mrs. BrAtten's. There were about
sixty present. and all seemed to enjoy them
selves. AT IL O'Clock supper was served.
They stayed the old year out and the new
year In. Messrs. q. /. and B. l.. Thomas are
In Holt. county visiting their grand parents
and other relatives. Mr.. Cyrus Osborn spent
the holidays In Higginsville.
Mrs. Susie NJ. Adams, Of Kansas City ,Kas.,
Tuesday filed suit in the Wyandotte court
afiainst her husband, Frank g.. Adams,
!, formerly Of Odessa, Mo-, but now a prOmi-
neut hardware merchant OF Columbus, Kas..
for divorce. alleging cruel treatment and
adultery. The couple were married at Rich
Hill, October 90. 1882, aud are the parents Of
three small children, Inez c., Lionel NJ. and
Armour E. In her petition Mrs. Adams not
only charges her husband with adultery but
also with cruel treatment toward herself aud
one of the children, and threatening TO kill
her, while residing at Columbus, Kansas
Fearing her life and the lives OF her children
were in danger she stated that she was com.
PEELED to abandon Mr.. Adams and take uI
her residence In Kansas City, Kas. Mr.,
Adams Is the owner Of property in Odessa,
40. ra}1ed apet.kaQe heslde a half interest
IA 4 hal<t4<4 4f> NDiumbus, Kas., and
81 this 81, <11is<1 <14f j month, or a sun
sssitisak b s1tt><l oerself and children
yudto Miller is5do3 b. order restraining thu
defendant from disposing OF or incu mber Ing
CO property, and for the payment Of $3.50 IL
= cash and $50 per month to the cou ri for thu
support Of the family until final disposition
Of the case.
Corder: - Notwithstanding the gloomy
weather that attended the coming in O.
Christmas, there was but little restrain
thrown upon the festivities that usually
occur on that occasion. On Christmas eve
ne children OF tho various Sunday school,
"a made happy. The Bap;ists and Metho'
,orTd tesSts, where all we're provided no
SPEcioandies. I uts and cakes, but will
ei@' aaostantials of life, Young and oil,
enjoyed themselves TO the highest degree
The Presbyteriaus had a Christmas treI
nkXhich was loaded with gifts for the children
and many valuable gifts for older ones
Turkey dinners were quite numerous, EN-
bracing the entire week. We can only men
ton those 1 had the pleasure OF attending
without attempting a description OF an.
further thar to say they were richly served
on Tuesday / psrticipatedin the feast at tn
residence of Mr. ID. W. Roberts, given In
honor of his son, T. j. Roberts, It being hi
eighteenth birthday. On Thursday Their
was q happy company at Mr.. John Wilson's
On Friday about the Same company met a
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