The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13
Wesklg gntelligenfer.
OEFiciP ] County Paper.
SHORTS.

~" SKIN! ShllOh's Vltalizer Ia O positive
cure. For sale at LOOMS. sleow
H. w. Kruse, dealer in farm implements,
o'oder Irvine, all kinds, clover and timothy
SEED garden seeds, Higginsville, Mo.
HacEInetack." q lasting and fragrant per,
rune. Price % and Soc. For sale at q. w.
LOOMS. Franklin ave. s1eow
10 to Loomis' grocery store. 18th and
franklin avenue. for your castor machine oil
ne mas the best. iune15tf
why Will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
Xviii give immediate relief. Price 10c., 5Oc.'
and 81. For sale at Loomis'. s1sow
Shtloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, waooping cough and brochitis. For
sale at Loomis' drug store. s1eow
Cheap ! Cheap!! I have just received a car
OF fine Michigan salt. fresh frr.u the mine.
and have another one on the road, which /
viii sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
II. A, LOOMS. x tune22tt
The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind.
SAYS Both myself and wife owe our lives
to shiloh's Consumption Cure" For sale at
Loomis'. Franklin ave. s1eow
For Sale Cheap:-One A No. /, BIB brass
cornet, and l Eb brasa cornet, the former
without a blemish, but the latter slightly
bruised. Also one of the best brass-rimmed
bass drums made, with cymbals. Both cor
nets are OF the celebrated j. Higham make.
Will sell one or all dirt cheap. Also about
500 worth Of high grade band music which
viii be sacrificed. Apply to f.. Allen, Jr . In
telligencer Office. tuly6tf
A nasal injector free with each bottle OF
Cstsrrh Remedy. Price Soc. For
sale at G. W. Loomis'. sleow
Sleepless nights made miserable by thst
terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure is the remedy
OF YOU. At Loomis' drug store. a25eowIy
For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
For sale at q. w. Loomis'. s1eow
Apprentice CaIkers Wanted-Qulck aud
smart boys 10 to 20 years OF age. Apply at
boat yard. july13r1
Only eight pounds Of sugar for a dollarl
Another nice shower last Thursday after
noon.
The oats crop Is said TO be the best for sew
eral years.
The sidewalks abou: town are getting sad.
" out OF repair.
The brickword upon Mrs. Nickelps home
Nabon. completed.
The Ray county papers give our pontop
bridge very little advertising.
The weather has been extremely hot for
tac past ten days. with 90 IN the shade almost
every dry.
W. were favored with two gentle showers
last Monday, cooling the atmosphere and
r~evlvIng vegetation.
Work at the candy factory Is progressing
smoothly and rapidly. but IL Is almost impos-
slble 10 keep ~, with the orders
Mr.. Frank MeCgrdy, wJo lives in east
Lexingt on. was robbed OF a silver watch and
seventv-tive cents last Saturday night.
A match game OF ball between the Lexing-
to n and Odessa mines on the sand bal west OF
town Yesterday afternoon resulted in the
Lexington boys doing up the visitors TO the
~tnne OF 80 TO 10,
Mrs. Emma ID r. N. Southworth's great.
est work. The Changed Brides,' mas lust
been issued by her publishers. T. B.. Peter.
son S~Brothers, Philadelphia, and selling at
The extraordinary low price OF twenty five
cents q copy, each, retail. Copies will be
sent per mail, everywhere, on RENTING price
90 publishers.
Mr.. Lewis Neale OF this city l. an applicant
Cor second assistant gr lin inspector for this
district. under the law recently passed Ivy the
legislature. Mr. eaIe is n practical farmer. has
had large experience In the purchase aud sale
OF all kinds OF grsfn. Is II man OF sterling In
tegrity, Is in the prime of life and thoroughly |
qualified In very way for The position. We
hope he may be successful In securing the
appointment.
Mr.. o yen Lynch, Sr., who for the past
eight years has beer \. faithful employe Of
Mr.. Jno. W. Waddell and whose connection
with the latter bad to oe severed on account
OF the burning OF the mill, has been employed
by Mr.. J. G. MeGrew to buy wheat anl left
for Levasy. at which place he will be station
cd Monday morning. Mr.. Lynch is an hon
est man and we are glad to see him lind an
Sber good position 30 quickly.
neat volume OF 100 pages, devoted ex.
clusively TO Missouri. has been issued by Mr..
H. G. Townsend. general passenger agent of
the Missouri 1 aclfc. The book abounds with
VALUABLE information and statistics of the
state. An improved map ct the state goes
with the volume. and its shows that the JEFF
10 r.on City and Lebanon branch will be ex
tended from Bsgneil to Carthage and Nevada
and also that I re BOonv'lle branch will be
completed 10 Jefferson City. A handsome
picture Of the new capital ad0rns the first
page o. the book.
We hope the city council will take the me-
cessary steps before cold weather sets In. to
macadami<e Water street from Pine street
east TO tbs city limits. This a street over
which even at present there Is IA great deal
m travel v iih heavy loads aud during two or
fce months OF the winter Il becomes al
a-~N impossible. When the pOnt0n bridge |
Is completed. the travel will be greatly in
creased thereon. Every buEnes man In the
city. to ssr nothing Of The ninety odd stock
holders III the bridge. are direcdy Interested
IN bayip ns few obstacles AZ possible TO
travel beigeen the Ray county shore and the
bu 4iness ortiOu Of the city.
Gov z. ". Edwards always sees things as
thew are anIs when osessiun requires. speaks
out plainly a. 10 the same. We last week
heard bin talking TO Two of our county
judges about the dl lpidstsd appearances of
tis cOur house, clerks Offices and the coun-
" property generally. He said the citizens
OF the ely md county were used to seeing |
them daily and weekly aud they dhf not sp!
prostate their ,nsightIy appearance, but {
stranger d d. and thereby formed unfavora
BILE opinions In regafd TO our county. He was c
eon6dent that our citizens would sustain the {
SQUIRT s'onld they upDrof rate u sufficient
sum 10 place the entire premises in first-clsss
condition. and he hoped they would do 20. e
I The Martin yanBuren Jackson, who claim |
kd TO b, lie fiahfnl beir Of the ellis estate )
10 Kansas Oitysanl who was last week found .
dead IN a secsud-cItSs hotel IN that city, d
he had either committed suicide or '
been murdered, WAS q former resident OF this u
city. having worked ~ al apprentice In the u
.American CitisHn". newspaper. whitman "
Musgrove, editor, with The writer Of this, IN u
the years 1855 ,b6. lie will be remembered I
by many OF our older citizens, especially 10y :
those belonging to the Christian church. OF =
which be was a jealous and exemplary mem Z
Der. At that time there was a mystery con- u
q cted with his life, in regard to which he .
was very r%etioent, but u was understood gen. y
orally th-t he was tina lllegitimate son Of '
widow and that his fsther was a man OF '
.Sgalth that for some reason IL was not de- n
fseble that he should not live with his moth y
er, whom he occasionally visited, always u
back wei provided with clothing q
aud spending Money. aud that his appren u
.s...heN Ia tho urfnftu0 huafnavg 70 inr Tho RI