The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-16
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OfficIP I County Paper.
SHORTS
Tobaccos and cigars a specially at Gas
s ems. feblStf
Cakes tine candies just received at Vaughn
Il Trigg's. feb9ti
Ladies', if you want a good shoe for a little
money ask for the goods manufactured BY
Smith, Simmons & Peabody. IL
. Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liv er complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
spteed to cure you. AT LOOMS drug store
Partie1 desiring eggs of the White Ply
mouth. Rocks, the best all purpose chicken
ever bred, can get them by leaving orders at
w. G. Eggleston Bro. These eggs are nome
produced; been carefully handled and are
from the highest premium birds In the west
price 20 an ner thirteen. feb9tf
Ladies'. don't be deceived, take no other
shoes but the Smith, Simmons & Peabody
manufacture. They are the reliable. 1t
F.A. Schmidt, dealer in saddles. harness,
trunks and ~vallses, will remove, March lotn'
to the Joe Hook building, opposite city
scales. mar2tf
Chopped corn. without the cobs, cheaper
and much better than meal for young chick
exchanged for ear corn, and for sale al
tm-ss.d mill. feb29t4
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For
sale at LOOMS, Franklin ave. a25eowly
To the Ladies of Lexington and Vicinity.
Having regaIned my health. I will again re-
sumo dress making at my residence pear the
cemetery, Your patronage will be thankfully
received, Mrs. Jos. Curtis, mchSt4
Al upright, four horse power engine. good
rs new. for sale at the feed mill. feb23t4
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
, I terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
or YOU. At LOOMS drug store. a2SeowIy
: The craze Is now the "S. s. p" cele-
brated kid and goat shoes. All reliable mer-
chants handle them. Try a pSir. 1t
Read w. s. Clagett's new adj. mchl0t2
Rock breaking to complete the mscadamiz-
ing of the square In front OF the courthouse
was commenced last Monday.
Mr.. j.. q. Coen has again assumed control
of the Higginsville Leader, having bought
ont the interest of Mr.. W. S. DornBlaser.
Gardening has commenced in earnest and
unite a number Of our citizens already have
peas, onions, radishes, lettuce, &C., already
planted.
For Rent-A good house, In good repair,
close to the business part Of town. Eight
rooms, two halls. two clsterns, cellar, smoke
house. bath house. coal house, stable, etc.
= Inquire at this office.
In our account of the Chris. Young MUIR
der trial, last week. We stated inadvertently,
that Young wss OF a quarrelsome character,
but upon inquiry we find that the evidence
In the case went to prove the contrary. We
did not desire to do Mr.. Young any injury
(thst was farthest from our ~thoughts) and
gladly mske this correction.
We think the city council acted wisely last
Monday night IN refusing to confirm the ap-
IsnIntment of Mr.. Jno. Woods as policeman
and night watch. During his term OF
service, four months, he has only made four
have been four dollars, while It has cost the
city $40 per month, or 5lG0 In all.
Higginsville Leader:-KiDg Jackson. the
IL. year-old son Of B. +. Jackson. who lives
near town, was severely scslded about the
head Sunday by the explosion OF an imits-
ton boiler with which he was playing. DIR.
attended him, and at last accounts
the child was doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
ut takes two to make a bargain" II any
parties from kansas or Indiana have pro-
posed to buy Capt. Lesueur's interest In the
Intelligeucer without first having consulted
- - 49, - Akahlu fnnnd nnf that the
above Is true. We know that parties In this
city made xtbe inquiry through our Mr.
Allen as 70 whether his interest was fol-
sale, and II so. at what price, and his answer
was that he did not wish to sell. "The wish
is probably the father of the thought"
At the meeting of the school board, on
Wednesday Of last week, the tire tsurer re.
ported sufficient funds on hand. and In
sight to warrant the schools being kept In
session for the full term OF nine months and
thereupon the board ordered that the schools
close as follows: Colored School, Monday
May 81; FIRST Ward, May 2Sth; secord
Ward, Wednesday, May, Goth; Third Ward
Thursday, May 30lh, aud High School
Friday, May Dist. The following judges and
clerks were appointed for the school election
20 be held Tuesday, April 2:-Judges. g. A
Kriehn. J.. E. Bascom. Jno. C.. Fall and j
A. Price; Clerks, Gus. Gruber. George A
Venable. Anil LudwIgs and Eph. King.
At lssL the Mo. p. X. r. has consented L
give Us somewhat better passenger accom-
modations, but 1t is not vet as good as W
desire and deserve. The trains. beginning
to morrow night, will run as follows:-Tb
first train In the morning will arrive her
from st. Louis at :20; this same train leave
Kansas City for st. LOUIS in the evening an
arrives here at 500 y. m. At 8 o. m. an &c
commodation mixed train leaves here 70
SedalIa; at 500 D. m. an accommodation
mixed train arrives here from the cas-
and stops. Passengers arriving on tbi
latter train can make connection with a
accommodation train which leaves here 70
Independence ut $3.50 p. m. To Mr.. T. A
Noal, the ticket scent at this place. Is due
good deal of credit for securing the servic
y we now haye. We hope be will continue I
ask for still better accommodations.
Foster College: - 1t seems that old "Foste
College" has died. but IL will revive again
farmers are beginning to think OF plintini
corn. Miss LIZZIE Campbell, who has beef
VIBllUk y hhutf III ~ ~ y -"
Cd esss, returned home Wednesday, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Cora Campbell
Mr.. Wiley Thomas and lady have gone I
house keeping. We wish them Il long an
happy life. Sir. J. S. Thomas says he is nj
like his brothers. he don't want n Camel.
But his sister don't hInk Us Joe does. Mas
ter Arthur Thomas l. trying 10 sprout
..mustache,, but we think he II rather youn
vet, only folr 90 Que side AMI hVe on Tn
other. You had better 'set 10" awhile vel
Arthur. we understand Mr.. Wm y. Cobb
IA going TO keep "bach" this summer IL
has gotten u cup anil saucer. " plates. an
ne suppose biz mother will give him d knl
Nd fork. Girls its a sbsma. Since the road
nave been muddy BOb's cart has not been o'
~ouiIs-sp often, but the girls have not gotte
out Of patience yet; SO come on Bob. M
Hartley Campbel'a girl has given him II
mIt,eh, but he cannot take the hint. Don
be 80 liuil Harvey. Mr.. viii Kite is In big
%spir,lss, as the old lad Y has not found out '
wbotwent home with her daughter.
For two years or more, says n ST. Lop
-ks dispatch. three familiar figures on Il
prett OF the city-Coi. CELSIUS Price, b
ees. Qulntius Price, sons OF the ismo
Dlotperate general, Pap Price, and Or. sJ
oo"'e Nldelet, ut one time coroner of t