Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-06
Time for farming.
Mend your fences.

Improve your uOOT SaIuS.
Early gardening has begun.
Beautiful weather this week.
March came in like cold mutton.
Windy March! Beware OF tires.
, Thursday was certainly a dusty day.
: They are nearly giving shoes away q
Conklisg's. fl4tf
Seeds! Seeds!! Gordon Il Fulkersen's
Lexington, Mo. f2Stf
L.ndreth's seeds at Gordon s. Fulkerson's
Lexington, Mo. .i2stf
: Garden seeds at Gordon & Fulkerson's
Lexington, Mo. f2Stf
: Garden seeds at Gordon & Fulkerson's
Lexington. Mo. f2Stf
Seeds! Seeds!! Gordon s. Fulkersen's
Lexington, Mo. f2stf
Laudreth's seeds at Gordon & Fulkerson's
Lexington, Mo. f2stf
Garden seeds at Gordon & Fulkerson's
Lexington, Mo. f2stf
virtually left us.
Remember the Wagner sale, at Chape
Hill. next Monday.
Meals at all hours of the day and night. al
the European Hotel. f2Sn6
Do not all rush at oncs for those cheap
shoes at ConklIng's. f14tf
The hungry made happy at European
.otel and restaurant. f2SmG
Wall psper and window shades-an i'm
lense line, al ROyle's. m6t4
: Read Gen. Graham's ad. OF valuable coal
lan6s FOR sale at auction.
Another lot of spring ~calicoes, just open.
ed, at Kriehn Il Wilxer's. m6t2
Farmers give me a call, and I will try to
phase you. S. T.. George. f2Sm6
tfchere is no mistake about the Marks
shultze wedding this time.
New laces, new Hamburg edgings Just
opened at Kriehn & Wilker's. m6t2
Last Monday our town was full Of people,
AMI merchants had all they could do.
Q The best means to advertise is always In
the columns OF q first-class newspaper.
We are daily receiving additions to our
already large stock Of spring goods. Krishn
& Wilker. m6t2
All goods advertised sat cost" elsewhere,
will be duplicated at the same prices, at Il.
J. E. Ahrens'. j10tf
Everything the market affords can be
found on the tables of the European Hotel
and restaurant. f2sm6
New style dress glnghams and new spring
c~alicoes, Just opened at Kriehn d WIKI er's,
Lexington, Mo. 1910
A few Of our citizens have patched their
pavements. A good move. Let others fol-
low the example.
Best quality and prettfest styles ~calicoes
New styles in dress ginghams just opened
at KriehnS Wilker's. m6t2
1t was Mr.. Martin Lillis who was elected
democratic committeeman from the first
ward, not Mr.. Allstsdt. o.
The river is about as low as it has ever
bridge surveyors to work.
There has been a grand rush for the cheap
shoes at Conkling's. The whole stock must
be closed out by March LIST. f14tf
Work Is again progressing on alley num-
Der ~. When it is finally paved what will
we do for an odorous itemp
By an arrangement just made. We can
now furnish the IntellIgencer and Detroit
Free Press one year for So %. f2st3
Three hundred people have bought shoes
within the last ten days, at the great closing
out sale now going on at Conklins's. f14tf
A foil assortment of Lanareth's choice
: garden and flower seeds may be found at
Gordon Il Fulkerson's. Guaranteed to be
fresh. f2Stf
A full assortment of Lsndreth's choice
garden and flower seeds may be found at
Gordon Il Fulkersen's. Guaranteed to be
fresh. f2stf
Henry Austin, coIored, had his knee right
badly cut, last Monday, by falling slate, In
the Lex & X. c. coal mines. He had to lay
up for repairs.
If you want garden or fiower seeds, call at
Gordon Il Fulkerson's, where you can find
q full assortment, guaranteed to be fresh,
and at low prices. f2stf
If you want garden or flower seeds, call
at Gordon & Fulkerson's, where you can
find a full assortment, guaranteed to be
fresh, and at low prices. f2Stf
DR.. j. G. Russell, brought us, yesterday,
several peach twigs of the Amsden and
Hale's Early varieties, taken from exposed
positions. The buds were all alive.
Statement from a %well-known drug house:
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the most popular
Expectorant We are selling. Hadley Bros,
317 Indiana Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.
One of our bachelor friends reluctantly
placed his age on record at the Old Citizens
meeting last Monday. We believe the whole
move was a put up job to find out how old
he was.
Dressmaking by Mrs Mary S. Morris and
!, Miss Viola Welsh. All work irst-cIass. Cut
ting and fitting a specially. Residence,
!. Franklin street, two doors east Of Episcopal
~church. f2st4
H.J. +. Ahrens will continue to sell all
ladies dress goods, nubias, shawls, children's
hoods, ulsters, childrsn's and ladies' hosiery
at such reduced rates as will bring the prices
fiat down to cost. j1Otf
All winter goods now on hand will be sold
~ greatly reduced rates, in order to make
a clean sweep of it, and thus enable US to
get into our new store with a bran new
stock. e.. j. E.. Ahrens. i1Otf
Be sure and call for Mrs. Wfnslow's Sooth.
ing Syrup for children teethIng, having the
fac-simile of Curtis & Perkins' on the out.
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
70 cts. Avoid limitations. m6t2
The county Jail prisoners are doing a good
job of work m~acadamizIng the Wellington
road, under the supervision Of the county
clerk and sheriff. Mr.. Williams gets a good
deal Of work cut of them.
The thermometer marked only 6 degrees
above zero at ] O'Clock last Saturday morn.
1ng. and as a consequence those early birds
who had commenced gardening were not so
sure that they had not been a little prema.
ture.
st. Louis Journal OF Agriculture and
Farmer :-"Col. NJ. vi. McClellnnd. of La.
fayetLe county, Mo, "a practical and thorough
ly educated farmer, is mentioned as a proba.
BILE candidate for congress In the 9Th congress
: sional district, at the ensuing November
election"
The following pupils of the Third Ward
school had the highest standing In the
monthly reports for February Second
grade, Horace Shoemaker; Sd grade, Gem
evieve Russell; 4th grade, Matte Crimes:
9th grade, Katie DeBolt ; 9th grade, Molie
Morrison; 9TH grade, Ernest Mexican and
Fannie StrIbling.
An exchange says: s.Somehow the ladies
don't seem to grasp the leap-year idea as
they should. They ought to fly around and
their time and money on the boys,
who have to do that sort of thing three
years on a stretch Leap-year was designed
expressly to give the boys a financial rest, as
1t were. and they need 1t, too"
Mr.. Frederick Meet, of Ssdalia. son of the