The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

city aud County Paper.
SHORTS.

Fifteen pounds dry salt bacon at TrIgg's 70
VI 90. may3t2
New hats at B. A. Chlnn's, Lexington.
Coleman's celebrated canned fruits, q
Trigg's. apr26l2
TO TO Bour y Son for country hams, shouI
ders. bacon and lard. m22tf
Twenty-Five pounds choice oat meal 70
u 90 Ut Trigs's. 70
Whitaker hams and pure lard at TriRg's
have the newest and latest styles in al
grades Of shoes. They are fine ones an,
cheap. b. A. Chinn. Lexington. apr28t2
Genuine imported sardines, two cans 10
twenty-five cents, at Trigg's ct
Call al Vim. X. Trigg's and see the hand
ZONE painting Of "Chrlst before Plate ;
given away with the celebrated Bells BuftaI,
soap. aprl9i2
Durkee's SALAD dressing and clover lea
salmon and lobster, at Trigg's, 2t
Quaker rolled oats and Dozler- Weyl's fin,
cakes always fresh, AZ TIigg's. y
IL YOU want q nice pair Of boots. shoes OF
y nobby hat, call on me. l can show you tb,
finest aud largest assortment In the county
and you will save money by calling on me
b. A. Chlnn, Lexington. apr26i2
Teal Tea!l Tea!!! The best and cheapest
al Trlgg's. ct
Persons .ailIng TO get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly oblige us by
leaving word ut this office, where a paper
will be given you and u reprimand to the
carrier. IL we hear no complaint, of course
we must conclude that the paper Is left with
due OK ulsrity. u
Durkee's salad dressing at Trigg's for 81
eeuts per bottle. 70
The brick work on Mr.. A, T. Johnson's
house Is about completed.
The ine rain last Saturday and the gentle
showers since then have wreatLed the faces
Of our farmer friends In smiles.
A lawn tennis court has been fitted up for
the young ladies at Il. A. s. by their thought
full president, Prof. j. ID. Blsnton.
Messrs. ID. NJ. Smith q Co., have purchas.
Cd IN elegant.soda fountain aud will have
Il In operation In their store next week.
The annual meeting Of the Old Mems club
will DO held ut the residence Of MIR. W. +.
Parker. near Aullyille, Saturday, May "a.
Mr.. Geo. Hntchison last Thursday let The
contract for building his house on Franklin
VohN ME w III w ~ WV n
Work upon the alterations in the Laclede
hotel 10 progressing as rapidly as POSSIBLE
Men aud money make things lively about
there.
The shultz Speciality Company was quite u
treat for the citizens OF OsbOrn."-Osborn
Times, Oct. %, 1883. At Hagen's opera house
Monday night.
Report Of First ward school. for the month
OF April,-EuEene Hsmlett, Millie Gilleu,
Elsie Wendt, Claude Llewellyn. Jessie Ham.
lett, Alice Crowder, Laura Glllen.
Messrs. Jesse & Edmonds have re noved to
their new Office, second story front. Of the
Meng building. Patterson's old stand. They
sye nicely axed up. Call around.
"The shullz Specially Company keep the
audience Ia q continuous roar Of laughter.
The best ever seen here. downs Sentinel,
Oct. 81. 1889. At Hagen's opera house, Mon.
day night.
Little Miss Annie Trigg celebrated her
sixth birthday, Thursday, by inviting n large
crowd Of her young friends 10 spend several
hours Of the afternoon with her. A merry
time was had.
There were only six white republicans ri
the first ward meeting which nominated n
negro Tor councllman from that ward and
We predict that every ope OF them will vote
for Hare on election day.
The Hlgginsyille Leader, Waverly Times
and Richmond Conservalor nil mcmillan ~ Il
complimentary manner the announcer mt vi
q. Ben. for mayor. II 10 always best 10 keep
the good will OF your neighbors.
A two pound tumor was removed. Tues
day, FROM y horse owned by Messrs. Green
. pysart, 10 this city, by Mr.. Geo. Bates, Of
Bates CITY. What Geo. Bates, don't know
about = horse Isn't worth knowing.
/, Ex-Mayor Hamlet took his first meal IN
ne penitentiary last Wednesday. We are
happy 10 state that It will be his last there for
sometime at least. He says It was The largest
dinner party si which he was ever u guest.
Those who do not read our new ADVERTISE
ments each week are losing golden oppOrtu-
nities. Never have goods been sold cheaper
In Lexington than ut present. and those
doing Il let the people know through the In.
telllgencer r.
Corder The lauies OF the Baptist church,
OF C0rder. contemplate having q strawberry
festival some time In May. Wheat Is look
ing we'll. we had a good rain and after It q
warm sun. Everything looks well and Is
growing fine.
'.shultz's Specially Company appeared to q
large audience last night and was well appre-
ciated. II was the best cImpauy that ever
played before a Superior audience '-Supe-
rior Journal September %, 1889. At Hagen's
opera house Monday night.
The graduates Of Baptist Femsle College.
are requested TO meet at the residence OF Mry.
VIM, d, Chllss on South street. to-dayat 3 80 D
m, to take Into consideration the annual meet
ing and reunion OF the Alumnae. A full at
tendance Is earnestly desired.
The report Of a Use OF absent. mindeduess,
and one that created much merriment,c comes
from one Of our most fashionable boarding
houses. where u young gentleman. while at
dinner the other day picked up the vinegar
cruit and used It's contents instead Of cream
lofh his coffee.
The fry company 10 acting ugly toward
the brjdg e. running their boat through The
draw o. often ne possible. In som instances
not even making = landing before turning
hoout buu koiuk tuIousb "kuiu' out u u usc-
less for them 10 "kick against The prIcks."
the bridge Is here 10 stay.
There will be three short stories In Har-
-per's Magazine for Nav. One. by Edward
Everett Hale IL q revelation Of what Boston
girl can do without an escort. Another. by
8. B. Elliott, has direct application 10
Southern business booming; and The / ird,
by'E n. lockwood, makes b new departure
in transferring the scene OF "Internaional
episodssr to GERMANY.
Wayerly: i Miss Lutte Francisco arrived al
home, Saturday, from Lees Summit, wheT 70
she mss been teaching school Tor the past
eight months. Mr.. J. II. Galloway came 10
Saturday evening from Norma. Oklahoma.
Mr.. d. II. DAVIS spent Sunday In this city.
Mr.. r. n. Peery came down from Higgins.
Vile Sunday night. and spent several days
among us. Miss Yuls Plattenburg. OF Dover.
IL the guest OF Mrs. Or. C~rosswh'e. Miss
ML nile Walton, whose life has been hanging
BY slender thread for the past ten daya. Is
SonYAlescsnt. Minnie ~ q bright and p%rnniis.
ing little girl Of fourteen summers. and II IL
great pleasure to her many friends and
-scb0oImates TO know she Ii In fair way to
4 ecoyer. Mr.. B. A. Davis was 10 ihis city
Saturday. Messrs. Lee MeReYnolds apd Ash.
iord.o Grand Pass. were 10 this city Sunday.
cajllng.' Miss Bruce lectnred at tho NJ. II.
Shnrdh IN this city. Sunday evening. The
house was crowded to overlooking and close
.ttsptIop was given 10 her story Of travels