Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS

Peaches are still safe
SIC Lexington Is booming
primary election Saturday June D.
Odessa felt the -ssb.ow" last Sunday.
ci,cho. Ouinine cures chills and fever.
ID 20, and grow fat at European Hotel. mo
8. Corn n,anting Is In active progress in'this
county.
Pad the advertisement of II. J. +.
i,s..hrens.
II. Sunday trains are shortly to ba placed on
h the Narrow Gauge.
The hungry made happy at European
49, ~ r.s,anrsnt- f2Sm6
Fs5mers give nae a call, and L Will Try 10
please you. S. T. George. i2o"o
We have nice bunting at loo, srocsues
from 15c up. Kriehn & Wilker. a24tz
Democratic primary meetings in the varl'
OILS townships. Saturday, May 10.
Il The fresh flowers and fresh LOOKING "A'
dens make our streets look charming.
> lee formed to the thickness OF an eight Vi
an inch in this city last Sunday night
{ Mr.. E. Allen Is improving the appearance
. OF his home by grading and seuains us
ground
DIR. Hughes and Mr. Bumgarher, o. drsen-
/, ton- have each had q horse stolen from them
:seeently. ~. sossn minutes
later than formerly, the time now seins
i6:l5. See time table,
Watches, clocks, jeweIry aud sewing ma
chimes repaired and warranted, at.arihes 8"
WNTL,r ;.wo,ers a1Ot4
/ The fishing at Helms lake is good. boa's
NAV be had there, and y pleasant day en)oyeu
~, ,ba fov,rs of the rod.
The democratic primary election VIII De
held IN this county for the nomination oil
candidates for county offices, Saturday
tJupNs; ,..ru
1.aSat DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is a "ucn
(sveeter article in winter and much Dettei
i for a cough.
. Handsome line Of bronze and otner ne"
~s,styIe clocks just received and at very 10"
,r,ces. at crimes & Yenable's, jewelers.
I.. Mo a10t4
We have a package of Minnesota early
amber sorghum seed, received from the ue-
. partment,and will he glad to give our frlehas
each a spoonful.
The report of the secretary OF the scnooi
board of Lexington district will be founo IN
another column. 1t should be carefully reso
by all residents Of the district.
Grand opening at Anrens' dry goeds
palace tonight. Every lady in town shsuiu
see the handsome display. Read the adfer-
,isement lsewhe in these columns.
A new invoice of watches, chains. dia'
mopds and jswelry of every description
lust received fresh from the factories. Cai
ON Grimes s. Venable, jewelers., and inspec'
,,.,rno,v s,ock a10t4
. Rev. G. W. Walker Will deliver the au'
| dress on the celebration of the 6lst ami
yersary of Odd Fellowship, at the Methodist
church, at 8 o'clock, next Monday. evening
The public is invited.
The family of A. v. Robinson. Esq, were
thrown into CONSERVATION, last Wednesday
night, by the cry of "man in the house,
raised by some of the ladies'. 1t was soon
found to be a false alarm.
Lost-On Main street, yesterday after
noon, a large envelop, addressed from ST
Louis to Henry Horstman, Higginsviile
containing a $40 bill. Liberal reward FOL
recovery, by Peter Tiefel.
Mr.. VIM. C.. Hicks. VIII" purchased Mr.
Lees stock of stationery, has. fitted
ND his store very taetsf,lIY. and filed 1
with a very handsome assortment or goods
he is a clever, polite, and attentive business
man and deserves the success which we lee
confident he Will achieve.
1t is a common thing to advertise that 3
chrome will be given, tree, with a purchase
amounting to a certain sum. Blu 3 certain
drug clerk in this city is charged with sub
stitutlng his photographs for the chromos
and he keeps the supply equal to the de
mand, which is great, as he IS popular will
the ladies'.
For cuts, wrap up the wound in the blood
and wet the bandage thoroughly witt
Browns household panacea and family lini
ment. For chills and fever, IL has prove
very eficacious. 1t quickens the bloed AM
~ invigorates the whole system. No mistak
about it. For internal and external use
Sold by all druggists. a17t2
Just received, a full stock of spring an
summer goods, which 1 offer to the publ
at the very lowest prices. My coatings an
suitings Of Scotch, French and English ar
the finest in the city. A perfect fit guarran
teed. have also a full line of gents ful
nishing goods. Please give me a call. c.
Ccrs, 81 Main street. m27m2
Mr.. VIM. G.. Eggleston has removed hi
stock of boots and shoes to MIR. Ahrens' oil
stand, corner of Franklin and Cedar street:
where he has a large and we'll selected al
sortment of goods In his line He has
splendid location, and will undoubtedly d
a much greater business than he has yet Ell
joyed. We wish him u big run OF custom
The council should, as soon as it is at a
practicable, raise the manhole on Pine stree
$500. C1,t, ptra.t md PiHnayrau frnr
three to four feet. As 1t is, the first heav
rain Will wash over the fill and cause a goo
deal OF damage. 1t would cost very lfttl
now to raise the manhole and the street.
will be expensive to do so after a washin
rain.
- Primary meeting TO send delegates to tn
Lexington convention, which meets MOI
day. May II, te send delegates to Moberl!
May 20, to send delegates to Cincinnati, Jur
%, will be held in the various townships
the county, Saturday May 10. Democrat
remember the day. turn out In the varior
townships, and send representative men
delegates.
- Since the recent change Of time on tt
Chicago l. Alton, trains pass Higginsyill
on that road, as follows: East, 500, a. m
ITO, u H.. o.to, p. ms, so, p. Ill. Yves
Ills. a. M. $3.50, a. M, 7:39, p. m, 1890,
m. The 11:25, a. M, train, east, and Il
1890, p. M, train west. are local freight
aud the balance are regular passenger train
and are the only trains which carry pa
sengers.
MIR. P. Moore has purchased Mr.. Peake
interest IN the auction house on Main stree
opposite the courthouse and will condu
the business alone. MIR. Moore Is one OF Il
best auctioneers in the country. and a fl
judge of goods generally, so that his baza
will he found to he a place 10 call for all
rrhing you may need, from a sad iron to
puff comb, from a vinaigrette to q stea
thresher. Give him a call.
There is u firm in this town where pric
and goods are renowned and you Will III
they are never behind any frst-class hou
in this town. Their statesmen are men y
know well, and nothing but truth they W
\ tell SO you can rely on whatever you bu
will be cheaper than others can sell. L
name of this firm you should know, tn
you Will know where to go, when you a
In need OF nice goods indeed, remember t
- name just below. kriehn & Wilker, LIE
ington. Mo. a24t1