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

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That hacking cough can be SO quickly cur
ed by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. For
sale al LOOMS, Franklin ave. aug 6.eow
Everybody read Ahrens' new ad this morn
ing and profit thereby. Special low prices
are now being made that can't be duplicated
elsewhere. sprl3tf
f.. W. Kruse, dealer In farm Implements,
binder Irvine, all kinds, clover and timothy
seed garden seeds, HIgginsville, Mo.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remsdy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth.
Foc sale at G. w. Loomls'. sleow
Your particular attention Is directed to the
many new novelties we are showing in
smyrna and medici laces. Swiss tioHncings,
Swiss cambria aud naInsock embroideries in
sets to match; also In silk fiounclngs, all at
special low prices, at AhreHs'. aprl3tf
For Sale Cheap-A medium sized Halls
safe with combination lock, for sale cheap Tor
want OF use. Apply at this office. j19tf
Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and
live r complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
apteed to cure you. At LOOMS drug store.
No lady should fail TO examine the new
stock OF embroideries, laces, white goods.
&c. We show the finest and best assortment
and give you the lowest prices in town. e.
w. II. Ahrens. m3O
All the new coloriugs and new effects can
be found at Ahrens', in French satines,
Scotch zephYrs. Scotch ginghams and wash
fabrics at bargain prices. aprl3tf
See the Iduna programme in another
column.
Tit painters are at work on Messrs. D. NJ.
q j. T. Smiths now house.
Work on the fill near the st. Johns church
has been in progress all week.
Mr.. w. z. Hickman shipped to Kansas
City, last Monday, two carloads Of fat steers.
Average weight. 1850.
Ladies may attend the games of ball next
Monday and Tuesday without fear for their
safety, as officers will be there to keep good
order.
The dirt work for the block Of macadam 10
be placed on Franklin avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets Is finished and ten men are
now ut work cracking rock to be placed
there.
The games Of base ball that are to decide
the championship Of the county are to be
played on the sand bar west Of town next
Monday and Tuesday. Ladies may attend
with safety.
The game Of base ball played on the sane
bar just west of town. last Saturday evening
between q nine from Richmond and q pickeC
nine from Lexington, resulted in Richmond
belug defeated by q score Of q to "a.
1 C.ug.o NJ 0An ~pb,ot, hoo haon .,aa1 N n
switch engine at this place for q long while
had the middle driving wheel or the RICH
side broken off last Friday night, at LAX
City. She Is now in the car shops at Sedalis
Higginsvllle Leader:-"A match game o
base ball will be played next Monday In thi'
city between the Higglpsyille Reds aud the
W. M. A. nine, OF Lexington. Wen gambl
on the Reds" What do you think of 1t b.
this time?
Wellington Monitor Little Oscar Crut
singer, aged three years, had the misfortun
t, break his leg while playing with his it'll
sister last Tn Irsday afternoon. The bon
! was set by DR.. Mann, and at last account
! the little sufferer was doing Is we'll as coul
: be expected.
Richmond R~ayite:-This section was visite
] by u terrific hail storm on Thursday after
noon last, some Of the stones being as larg
D as walnuts. Fortunately there was not muc
! wind, and the damage to windo s-glass
. not very great. . . . . The Enterpris
!, says Norborne had a miniature cyclone la,
week which blew down one house and I'm
8 rooted a church.
Capt. j. A. Wilson and Mr.. f. Kriehn SUI
veyed the river IN front of Mr.. Thos. Wa
Q toms coal bank, last Monday, to ascertain II
exact distance from high water mark on tn
e side of the river to the same mark on Il
8 other side. with the following RESULT Dl
width Of water now In the river, S75 fee
width Of sand lar, SOL feet.
The following notice, which explains itsel
Is posted on the door leading 10 the uppI
part Of Mrs. krlehn's building, an MAJ
street:-''Our New Home. The first moetir
Of the Y. M, G. A. In our new hall ION 81
; third fioor) will be held next sunday, Apl
70, at 3 O'Clock. Music by the orchestra. A
Z males invited" Mr.. Myron A. Clark, Il
2 4tTt secretsry, will lead In the above name
HI15inG4e.a
49, A4 <&1G6ual place Of voting. (Which by Il
= tV<a@ He534he extreme west end Of the pr
u cInct} .Ian5fhe third ward is now occupIe
" would It not be q good idea for the conncl
:. rent the building next TO Mr.. Jno. Grant
" place of business. 10 be used at the comir
election. 1t is q much more convenient pla
y TO two-thirds of the voters than the usu
place. as all the gentlemen doing buslne
down town have to pass within at least l
!, yards OF 1t TO get 10 their houses.
~ A Young lady Of our acqusn lance told
m last Monday Of a conversation that took pla
10 in front OF Mr.. Gratz's store as she was pa:
a ing along. She says a man stepped up to
" dummy and patted 1t on the shoulder q
laid. .'Say, pardner. can you tell me whe
J. c. McGrew's Off ce is?' Receiving no r
IT ply he repeated his Interrogation. and.
10 course, again failed to receive an answer. ]
then said:-"I don't give u darn; IL you do,
70 want to tell me you needn't to-" and walk
20 on down the street.
D. We received q postal card from Mr.. g,
z. Smith. Of Mayview, this week. reque.
ing us to discontinue the advertisement of
IL fine stallion, Dexter, as the stallion had dl
ne on Saturday. He was making the season
d. the stable Of Mr.. Smith. "a miles southeast
he Mayylew.He was a dapple grey fl We years o
nj l6i hands high, weighed 1,4o0 pounds and
I'D fine form aud good action and we'll built FRI
d. the ground up. he took the first premit
b. in the 2-year.old draft ring at the Lsfaye
n county fair IN 1885. He was sired BY gu
,st iect, an imported Norman horse. His d,
u was q Farmers Glory mare. His death "
50. caused by q shoe coming loose and two ms
ell lherefrom being run into the frog Of his 70
I'd The sacred opera Ruth" which N
sr Jewell. of the Baptist College. has had
lat course of preparation for several weeks
en- about ready to be presented 10 the public.
10 drst stage rehearsal being satisfactorily m,
re on Thursday afternoon. There will be alb
fifty voices in this beautiful production, s
a With its graceful music and brilliant costuI
will be one of tho greatest attractions I
in has been placed before a Lexington audiel
nj in a long time. All of our older ~yocalIsts
IT,. many Of the Younger stars are In the cast
or 1t Is 70 be hoped that q large audience
. be on hand. The work will be given, uni
We something interferes. on Monday event
cd May 9th. ut the opera house. In the me-
memories Of the ever-beautiful and touch
story Of the ''gleaner."
he The 10Th anniversary Of the establishm
OF Of the order Of I. O.. o. Y. was celebrated
lle this district by q large meeting at Ode
he Yesterday. There were about Is member
so " -.