Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-15
SHORTS.

Cipcho-Ouinine cures chills aud fever II
Send YOUR bows to Hobson's academy, this
lee cream soda ut franklin Street Drug
Store,
The Commercial House is being repainted
and repapered-
Meals at all hours of the. day and night. at
a.. p,r.noon Hotel, i2Sm6
Go to Kriehn II WIlker's for bargains In
al, kinds of dry goods. my16t2
The hungry made happy at European
. Hotel and restaurant. i2oho
Old Mems Club meeting at Col. Jno. IN.
Ford's, Saturday, May 22d.
P.rasols and fans in great variety at popu-
lar prices. Kriehn s. Wilker. myl0t2
:, "Crowd-er, Adam off, is the republican
Z watch word, 1t seems, as to marshal.
There will be q grand soires and bal, next
Monday night. at the LIederkranz hall.
The council has taken steps to have live
additional lamps placed on Third street.
The democratic city ticket Is the strongest
that could have been made. 1t will win.
If YOU need q brick to put in your hat,
read Robinson's advertisement elsewhere.
Lafayette county people should help build
nm MIR. Hobson's acsdemy-send him your
boys.
Mr. John ID. New has placed neat paiing
fence around his residencs, on Franklin
street.
White piques, lawns. jaconets. swiss,
bishop lawns, bsttiste, etc., cheap at hriehn
W,Iker,s. my15t2
Write to Mr.. b. l.. Hobson for terms and
ether information regarding his academy
for boys.
sHsye YOU seen the beautiful display OF
lawns In Kriehn 4 Wilker's show WINDOW
,bev ara ms, lovely, my15t2
Don't forget the hour or the primaries In
the various townships-2 O'Clock, p. III.
Every democrat should vote.
The primary meeting at the courthouse
to-day, will be held at O'Clock, p, m. he
member the hour, democrats, and be there
The representation in the Judicial con-
yentions, at HIgglnsville, will be as fol-
lows: Saline, 8; Pettis, 6; Johnson, 5, and
Laiayette,7.
There are two kinds OF oranges grown In
this country one is the kind that is good to
eat and the other is the kind that is sold on
\ the railway trains.
The Missouri PacilcR X. connects at Sedalia
with the NJ. X. 4 T. r. R. for Boonviile
Fayette, Hannibal, Quincy and points IN
Illinois. C. Ben agent Missouri Pacific for
tickets.
Good advice. If you have q friend with 9
cough or cold. tell him to try DR.. Bulp:
Cough Syrup. 1t is good thing, and III
will thank you for your advice. The price i
only % cents 4 bottle.
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monarcl
Corn aud Cob Crusher. VIII be sold cheal
as the owner has no use for 1t. VIII saw
Its cost TO cattle feeder or farmer in a shor
time. Apply at this office. milf
The ladies of the Episcopal church intsn
that their entertainments shall be popular
= and they have, therefore, placed the at
mission price to the festival, Tuesday eve
ming, May 25, at the low sum of twenty-fv
cents
We want to keep our stock up'N'ith good
we know Will go, and try to suit your poei
ct. by selling very low. Your cash to g
we are trying, though we should think YOU
know the place to DO your buying. is at oil
store, that's so. Respectfully, kriehn
Wilker. my1bt2
Scribner's Monthly for May, contsInir
stedman's essay OH Poe, with the 'front.'
piece portrait engraved by Cole, De Winnie
article on "Wood-Cut Printing, II
Younger American Painters," 1.-The Ne
York Seventh Regiment" ETC., ETC., Is (,
ready out IN print.
: The democratic executive committee f
the 18th senatorial district, of Missouri.
of the following named gentlsme
d. b. Reavis and c. C. Morrow. OF job
son, and j. Q. Plsttsnburg ard f. Allen,
Lafayette; W. P. Newman, of johnson ,coI
mltteeman At large and chairman
sit is said that the male wasp does n
\ sting. But as q male and female wasp we
p the same kind of polonalse, and look
much alike as twins, the only way to d
linguish their sex Is to catch one and e
anime its arsenal. Ii 1t stings you 1t Is
female If not, 1t Is gentleman wasp"
Many children look pale and even haggsr
simply because they are troubled wi
worms. Nothing they eat does them mu
good. They are weary and llstless. To
move all this. and restore the bloom to I
cheek, use Browns Vermifuge Comnts
e.
Prof. Potter has opened q dancing schs
at the opera house, and already has twer
pupils. At O'Clock this evening there "
be a matinee to which all are Invited free
charge. He especially invites the ladies 8
the parents of bis pupils. Good music y
be furnished. Prof. Potter taught dsncl
in this city twelve years ago, and is v
known to many of our citizens.
We wish c. Ben would induce the oficl
of his road, when Sunday train Is put
the Branch, to extend its run over here,
thereby not only give us Sunday train
OF here, but enable all persons along
Branch, who arrive in Sedalis Sun,
morning, to get home, and not be compel
as Is now the case, to remain in SedaIis
til Monday morning. Also thst once
while during the summer he would ARA
for all of us TO 90 to Kansas City and
springs on cheap excursions.
Good Night, GentIe-foks,'' is the It'll
anew quartette, by VIII l.. Thompson,
thor of the famous quartette "Come WI
the Lilies Bloom" Concert and Minis
troupes pronounce 1t the most beaut
piece of music ever put ON their
b
encore. Music dealers say they never X
quartette TO sell so fast. We advise To-
OF music To send the price, 90 cents, to
publishers, and receive u copy by ret
mail. Published by w. l.. Thompson &
= East Liverpool, Ohio.
- Jefferson City Tribune I'VE had
pleasure OF q call from Hon. NJ. V L..
Cieland, OF Lafayette county, Satur
Col. McClelIand is u candidate for congl
and Is visiting. at his leisure, the var
counties OF the district, looking after
canvass. He is polished gentleman, a
speaker, and a thorough business man,
would, II called to represent his disiri
congress, scquit himself with credit.
the representative of his county in the
legislature he proved to be most us
/saie and practical legislator, and was
- peer of any member of the general asssl
OF which he was y member
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