The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-19
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SONuB SAT-
Monday. II
Dies goods sale. Done forget it. Read
our ad. M. f. Royle N Son. lit
We have made arrangements whereby WI
can furnish Webster's Unabridged Dtct'on.
AIRY to subscribers OF the IntellIgencer fol
only 80 90.
Grand, great and glorious. Royle's dress
goods sale Monday. II
The biggest vet. Royle's dress goods sale
Monday. 1t
IL you want number one hams, shoulders
and bacon. try Bour h Sons W country
cured . They are fine. m23tf
A Bargain day. RoVIe's dress goods sale
Monday. II
4 splendid opportunity, Royle's dresE
goods sale Monday. 1t
Call At Vim. X, Trigg's and see the hand
some painting OF Christ before PLATE )"
given away with the celebrated Bells Buffalo
seap. aprl9t2
Read Ahrens' special adj this morning.
Several communications are unavoidably
crowded out this week.
Mr., q. A. Schulz, at Odessa, has several
good farm mules for sale,
Attention ls called to the public sale Of MIR.
A. B. Matthews In another colu mn.
A fine stallion belonging to Mr.. G. N.
Rutord, Of Wayerly. died one day last week
All parties having Ibed TO the cem :
etery plank walk fund will please call and
pay subscription. AS the amount needed has
been subscribed and work commenced. j.
w. Homer.
Kerosene oil is said to work wonders In the
sure Of diphtheria, IL is used as II gargle the
patient being also allowed to swallow a little.
II IL very simple, safe, cheap, and always at
band. Try 1t.
Mr., Joel Hickman sold an English Msstih
dog 10 the Indian medicine show In this city
the other day, for S25. To this amount he
added enough to purchase him q ane, new
buggy from Mr.. J.. II. Sender.
Mr.. j. II. Sender has laid upon our desk a
neatly printed, Illustrated catalogue OF car
Tiages, bpggies. phaetons. spring wagons
ste., carried In stock by him. The vehicles
illustrated are NIL neat ones.
= Mrs. Elizabeth Looms. widow OF Captain
Albert Loomis, this week received $4,000 lie
Insurance from the A.. o. u. w., that being
the amount paid by this benevolent order 10
the legal representatives OF each OF Its dereas.
cd members.
The dwelling house belonging TO Mrs. p.
@. Patterson. on Tenth street, Just north OF
Longs hotel caught fire during the very high
wind last Friday evening at about O o'clock,
but the flames were e~xtinguished before any
very great amount Of damage was done. The
origin Of the Ore Is unknown.
A large crowd OF jolly Young ladies' and
gentlemen proceeded TO the residence Of Mr..
W. z. Hickman. three miles south Of this
aitv. last Friday night, and ''surprised" his
daughter. Miss Cora. The H.. o. M. M. Or
ehestrs accompanied the crowd and an ex-
oel'ent time was had. Light refreshments
were served.
The delivery horse belonging to Mr.. David
Lyons was being driven down College street
last Monday by Mr.. Ben Hamlet. when 1t
became scared At u kite, which some hoss
were flying, and ran away. Ben was throws
out and the wagon passed over him brulsing
him considerably. The horse stopped near
the residence OF Mr.. II. W. B. Tevis, and by
the time he had reached there the wagon
was = complete wreck. By some unknown
mc1ub tue uOEbc CUT OuC " ulb hiuu "
nearly Oh during the runaway.
Mr.. Ed kruse. the hus,ling dealer In sgri-
~eaitural implements, at Higginsville. was In
The city Wednesday. Mr.. Kruse il Away
alive to The interest Of the farmers and con.
staatly or the look out for and adds to his
stock the best implements that can be bought.
He desss In farm wagons, road carts, spring
wagons. corn stalk cutters, buggies. plows,
cultivator, haying tools. rakes, tedders Nc
Cormlck New Steel Binders and mowers
-BellsvIlle rhreshers, binder twines, machine
oils, clover and timothy seeds, etc. When
Y4ntlpg anything In bis line call upon or
write to him.
At o meeting Of the board Of trustees Of the
Baptist Female College. OF this city. held
Monday evening OF last week, O call was ex-
tended TO Prof. II. Il. Binford, now at War.
trace, Tenn, to take the prt sIdeDey OF the
college at this place. The call has been nc.
certed and Prof. Biniord will be present ut q
meeting Of the trustees next Monday, when
O contract will be drawn up and the prelim.
inaries for the commepcement.o OF y vigorous
campaign TO secnre pupils arranged. Prot
F1inford IL 0 graduate OF the University Of
Virginia and comes here highly recomr ended
-~As an educator. All our schools now seem TO
be In good hands and there Is no reason why
next year will not be the most prosperous
one any OF them has ever passed through.
The republicans in the four diferen,
wards OF this city met In NJ many places last
Monday night and selected delegates to q
sonyentiop which was held at The courthouse
Tuesday night Ior the purpose Of nominating
straight republican ticket to be placed be-
fore the people Ut the june election. The
delegates selected met at the courthouse
Tuesday night. Iiobt. Taubman was elected
chairman. and Jos. w. Homer was appointed
sergeant at TO clear the roo q OF all
persons who were not able 10 present the
proper credentials a. delegates. Then with
closed doors they nominated the following
ticket; Mayor, Jno. We'born; marshall and
collector, Milt Crowderi register and treas
larer, j, Reid Noreland attorney IT,. q.
Phetzing; "eneinser and ex-oficlo street
commissioner, Smith Benedict; recorder.
Chhs. N, Meet. Ward meetings are soon 10
be held to nominate a man from each ward
for councilman. The unfair means resorted
10 in order to nominate the above named
ticket are denounced In the broadest terms
BY . large maiorily Of the members of the
Spnbllean party, the negroes lwho were
ared Quit and q number Of the delegates
iwho were inside and abe 10 Judge by per-
Sonal observation what trickery was being
resorted TOT being the principal kirkers. We
feel safe In saying there will not be a man
ON the ticket elected. although the city is
orohably republican by u small majority.
eur IimitedApac this week fprbids US Civ
ine n full account OF what was done and sew
ersl extracts from the Register newspaper.
They will do to Keep. however.
Wayerly :-Sunday and Monday were quite
cool for this time OF the year. Married, In
this city. April 10, at the residence Of the
hides father, Mr. ". b. Miller and Miss
Matte Bridgewater. Rev. Powell officiating.
Both parties are well known and universally
respected in this city, and We wish for them
u~nbouuded prosperity and lifelong hsppi.
ness. Mrs. C.. N. Buford visited In Lexing-
ton the past week. Mrs. q. NJ. Bickiord and
daughter, Mics Nellie, visited In Lexington
Thursday. Mr.. Henry Burnett was In Kan
sas City Monday. on business. Messrs. Il. v.
Rabnet and W.. +. Peery. Of Higginsyille,
we're In this city Sun lay visiting their best
Efis. Mrs. q. II. Blckford let for Kansas
CIV Monday morning. Mr., Louis Crate
snent sunday 10 this city. Mr.. Vim Pfeger.
OF Grand Pass, was 10 this city Sunday
calling. Miss Dora Asher arrived home