The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-09
SHORTS.

Cakes fine candles Just received at Vaughn
& Trips,s. feb9ti
ladies try 0 pair of the celebrated Dongola
kid and goat shoes, manufactured by smith
Simmons & Peabody. They are the best. II
'Hackmetark." q lasting and fr ,grant per,
fume. Price Is and SOC. For sale at U. W.
L oomis,. Franklin ave. s1eow
Parties desiring eggs Of the White Ply
mouth Rocks, the best all purpose chicken
ever bred. can get them by leaving orders at
w. @. Eggleston Bro. These eggs are home
prudu ced; been carefully handled and are
from the highest premium birds In the west.
Price a. 80 per thirteen, feb9tf
That mems veal calf boot made BY -. s.
& p" is what you want. Buy 3 pair. 1t
shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and broohitis. Fol
sale at LOOMS drug store. sleow
Counters, freight elevators and shelving
9r ale Low by A. asysr.
asssI MlsjtsEcr lrss vIsl. sssh se,tlo 3f|
SAlleh's cstsi>A Hene1x, RfIs7 9Qe. fPF
+ s<b& dealer b sAddles. hsfness,
efunka spd Gai.ses, will remove. March 10Th.
TO the Joe Hook building, opposite city
scales. marzu
The cheapest and best boots are made by
as. 8. q p" all good merchants have them.
Buy no other. II
To the Ladies Of Lexington and Vicinity
Having regained my heath. I will again re-
sumo dress making at my residence pear the
cemetery, Your patronage will be thanhiuhy
received, Mrs. Jos. Curtis, mchstA
This Is Lent.
Eggs have been scarce at Is cents per dozen
this week.
: Odessa wants o resident dentist-and wants
him bad -so says the Democrat.
Miss Jennie Green commenced the spring
term Of Glen wood school this week.
Or. SANFORD Smith reports q good mary
case, OF mumps among the country people.
Three little negro boys were arrested on
the street last Monday for PLAYING marbles
and obstructing the sidewalk.
The FIRST flock OF crows that has resided II
lexington for several years have taken W
their residence 10 Macphelah cemetery. Tit
noise they make In the morning and evening
Is almost deafening.
Mr.. Chss. Simmons sold, last Monday, Il
Mr.. NJ. sommersyille and Mrs. hcCurty. hi
Rtocery store In old town.. Mr.. simmon
will leave next week for Washington Telri
tory where he goes to seek q location.
A SPECIAL arrangement, Nv iiiable now:-
W, are happy to announce to the readers o
--tue Intelligencer and to others VINO may wei
b come so, q very attractive combinstion
- viz: The Intelligencer and the Orange Jud
Farmer, both journals sent weekly, one yea
for %.
Report OF First Ward School for tn
month Of February :-Eugene Hamlet, Fol
rest Eatherton. Della Yates. Lulu Simm'
Julla. 0iAeu. Gornelia Ludwigs, George Ed
.|.rc.<s LIso1e Luellen, Edith Mars. Esli
W1z1; Uciisl Eatherton, Charlie Russell
-I.efcs.1t ffsrri6o6, John Taylor, Alice Crowdel
JolI& sssEdish.
FairyIew weather damp; ground just
little soft. People are travelling the bottol
roads now. Miss Annie Kite is convalescen
Miss Charity Lockhart, Of wellington.
visiting 1T Mr.. Kites this week. Col. Pric'
OF Weston. is the guest OF his sister, Mr.
Porter, this week. Miss Cora Campbell,
Odessa, 10 visiting in the neighborhOod tn
week.
The state charter for Q pontoon bridge
Lexington was received from Secretary
State Lesueur last Friday. The eompai
will not, however, proceed to active wol
until an act Of congress can be passed. autho
izluR them to do 70. the Missouri river bell
uayigabIe stream (so-cslled) and Q nation
charter being necessary, Mr.. Stewart,
Nebraska City, Neb., who has built sever
similar structures, will be here about Al
lst, to have talk with our citizens, TO VIZ
the situation, and possibly to contract for I
building Of the bridge.
Corder:-John Wilson, sr., 10 quite sick
pneumonia. He 10 thought to be dangerous
IN. Mr.. Edward Starke, OF Memphis, Ten
is visiting his grandfather, Burwell starl
ESQ. Mr.. G. o. Smith has moved to
s,upp farm four miles sonth Of Corder. h
CocLrell prescbed Saturday and Sunday
Corder 10 good congregations notwith' altar
ing the bad roads. The young people Of
Corder Baptist church contemplate havl
sta.ed meetiags for the purpose OF pr acticl
singing. Cleveland on last Monday took
~ leave OF the White House and Harrison st'
ed In. We suppose every oftce, from
Toast to the greatest. within bis control Y
be sought for With the greatest avidity.
will not be dong before there will be co
plants made against those holding even
smallest Offices. especially postmastt
From all we can learn we believe there '
be one exception 10 the rule. Both dee
Gratis and republicans seem satisfied "
Mr.. John P. Gordon ~ postmaster of Corr
He II youug.a active and accommodating.
has had the position sufficiently long to
Ill. .t.k ali iea dutiaa and ha M
the mails with The greatest expedieI
There IL no one. especially Of those 10
vicinity Of small town. where changes
more frequent, hut can duly appreciate
qualification. We are glad to know
there are many republicans who prefer an
perienced man in this position, to y new
nut In merely for political coDsiderati
For the convenience of the people aud
good Of the community we hope no 81
will be made to displace him. At presen
seem to be satisfied.
Mr.. Jas. Kelly had neuraigia OF the
very badly last Monday night and dill moi
tire until about IL O'Clock. When ne dc
he covered his head In the bed clothes
order to keep It warm and prevent y re
n the severe palm. About q half hour III
after he heard bis bedroom door open
thinking 1t was his son coming In
something, asked what was wanted. N
ply being gwen. he uncovered his head
rising ur on his elbow, looked In the dire
of the door. and discovered q man
crouching position rapidly but silently "
ins toward the chair upon which he had
al his clothes. He Immediately spran6
OF bed and with an exclamation ordere'
m IN to get out, which he proceeded I
hut no. before he had made q grab and 3
ed the clothes. Mr.. Kelly was so close
him that he dropped The coat, but succ'
10 getting away with the vest and pan
the rockets Of which were q gold watcI
about $50 Ia money. The thief was
dressed and had a white handkerchief
about his neck and lower part OF his
Mr.. Kelly does not think he could indie
the nan II he should see him. The ent
was effected through the dining room
winch had been careIessly left unlocke
night. Mr.. Kelly says he is illv able q
sent to stand the loss, but thinks mo
man who robs him thus than one WI
,rsvs his confidence and robs him In q
.rdly manner. This Is the first robber
dwelling house which has occurred he
come years, and as a consequence our
have become too careless about las
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