Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1879-11-08
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
"Mlnn:e's Luck" tonight.
Chew Jsckson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
.Pinafore'' collarettes at kriehn i Will
ker's. hit-
White and gray blankets very cheap at NJ.
Eou.r,s o4m3
Beaver furs In all colors, at Miss Sue Rifles,
Nj s,roa, nS,5
Go to kriehn + WiIker's for new dress
goods ,-,oas ,ow n1t2
! New dress style ginghams just opened at
HKr,ebn T. wtIker,s. n1t2
Flanaels, cassimeres and jeans OF all quail
,.;.s .tu 4 KelIer's o4m3
|, Bed comforts from 90 cents.to IS, can be
Ato,nd .tME Ke,ler,s. o4m3
M E Keller has stock of ladies' cioahs
tr,,, - % tn s1a . niece. o4m3
lx9oots and shoes as cheap as at any house IN
isf xington, at M. E. KelleI's. o4mS
tteA house to rent on Cedar street. Apply
o Mrs. r. Nichols, Franklin street. n1t2@
Call and see our cloaSs and dolmans be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. kriehn u
| Wilher. nH2
All STYLES of ornaments for the hair. in
Jets and fancy colors at Miss Sue Rifles,
Main street. ho'o
The best assortment of fancy soaps, per-
fumeries, tooth-brushes, hair-brushes,co
So, at Gordon b Fulkerson's drug store,
Lexington, Mo. noVmi
A large lot Of window glass just received
land will be sold at prices that will more than
meet all competition. Call before buying at
the Franklin Street Drug Store. osotS
Cold piercing winds and driving rains sell
dom fall to bring on q cough, cold or hoarse-
ness at this season, and DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup should be kept in every house. For
sale by all druggists.
Imported Handkerchief Extracts, White
Rose, Tea Rose. Jockey Club and New
Mown Hay, all the very finest imported
goods, at forty cents per ounce, at the Frank
saip Street Drug Store. o25l3
The doctors Watson, father and son, have
removed their Office from the rooms over
Msitland's store to the rooms over Grimes q
Venable's new stand, where they are very
tastefully and neatly fixed up.
h MIR. John kemple, Jr., who formerly re-
sided in this city, but who has for some
time been living In Utah, was shot and killed
q few days ago, bile on his way TO Bingham
on business, by . bad character named
Moore.
We see by the California, No., Democrat
that Mcclure who played the confidence
game In this city on Rev. j. j.. Lilly, tried
the same thing, unsuccessfully, however, on
the Catholic priest, Rev. Father stemker, at
Californis.
Higginsville Advance :-"Hon. Henry
>Wallace. prominent lawyer Of Lexington
was in town Saturday. He is mentioned
favorably among the farmers as the next
circuit Judge. No man In the state has a
better record"
. The poetry of babyhood Is turned into the
blankest kind Of prose when one has to walk
the floor all night to the ceaseless music OF q
colic-sufering baby. DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup
prevents all such scenes and troubles by Its
unfailing influence.
Messrs. Grimes = Venable who have re-
Gently moved into the old Zeiler stand on
Main street have fitted up their new store
tastefully and neatly and are again ready to
make every body happy that wants to buy
something nice for very little money.
The lnteIligencer took the premium on
wedding cards ae the last state convention
and has since laid In new material for artis
tic work in this line. OF job which we
recently did for. Kansas City, the Journa
says 1t Is, ''most exquisite and TASTEFUL
Last Saturday b little ten year old son o.
L. K. Pangle, Of Wsverly, had his left arm
broken while jumping from wagon attach
cd to q runaway team in that city. DR.
Feasans was promptly called in and the
little fellow was made as comfortable as pos
slble under the circumstances.
Mr.. Samuel Shoemaker who is running
coal bank two aud a-half miles east of Hig
ginsville, near the old Oakland church, pro
poses to weigh his coal SO that persons buy
ing from him will be sure to get correc
measure. He has . vein of good coal an,
will keep an ample supply on hand.
The Narrow Gauge railroad train raj
over u COW belonging to DIR. Minos Adam
last Sunday and broke her leg. She wa
valued at $40, which the company agreed Il
pay. The COW was q valuable one and wa
much greater loss than the sum realize,
for her. The trains should be run slowe
near and within the corporation.
We were shown beautiful bouquet, w hic
was sentlast Monday, by Mrs. A. Barley t
Miss Jennie Finley, gathered in the ope
air last Sunday, which was marvel for th
season, containing as it did a number O
summer flowers, all fresh and bright; anon
them, Louis Philippe tea roses; summe
crysanthemums; sweet elyslum; carnatio
pinks honey suckles; snap dragons mig
nonnette five or six varieties of verbenas
five varieties of petunias and pansies.
Excursion tickets. at fifty cents for th
round trip, from this place to Waterloo, wi
be on sale by the Narrow Gauge railwa
company, commencing next Thursday morl
ing. Several tents will be provided, and
comfortable accommodations as possible b
given those who wish to spend day or tw
hunting ducks and geese, which are said |
be quite numerous on the lake. The ticke
will be coed from Thursday morning unit
Sunday evening. A good cook will be fu
nished.
Kriehn 4 Wilker have the largest stock
hans in the city and their prices are alwa,
I1the lowest. n1t2
Richmond Conservator The power pre-
for the Democrat has been received and
can now Hoe its own row. tt
coal mines are all running now and lar!
quantities Of this valuable fuel is dal
shipped west. = Mrs. W. H. Darne
and Miss Lizzie Garner, who have been visl
ing relatives In Lafayette and Saline ha,
returned highly delighted with their trip.
We learn that Charles Hines, son
j. B. Hines. Esq, died on Sunday last aft
an Illness Of several weeks, and was buri,
Monday. Jim McGiunis captur,
burglar named Bailey, In Lawson, Wedne
day, and sent him to jail In this city, whe
he now is and Will remain until the jud,
interviews him.
The store house and stock of goods own
by Capt. John F. Eneberg, at Bates Cit
were consumed by fire Wednesday night,
II o'clock. 1t Is not known how the fl
originated. The building was insured
81 900 In the Fireman's Fund insurance CO..
pany, Of California. The stock of goods W
insured for $1,000 In the Phoenix, of Broo
lyn, and the Springfield, OF Massachuset
for all Of which companies E. Winsor Il S
are agents. The loss Will be paid prompt
We have not heard the estimate of the Ii
over the insurance, but as Capt. Enebere
stock generally ran at about $l2 900, it "
be somewhere In the neighborhood OF TO
or five thousand dollars. About one tho