Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28
Weeklg gatellige'1fer,
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Parlor Shoe Store, Franklin street. a11tf
Saunders cabinet photos are the perfection
of the art. apr14tf
Sell your old iron at JoIdan's Foundry ant
Machine Shops. m6tf
Harwood keeps only the best articles o
groceries. Dover, Mo. apr2ltf
Grand lunch and book beer Monday, Apri
30th, at Blue Front, Main street. 1t
For furniture of all kinds rally under tn,
dag at Corbitt's brick corner, Odessa. m3
Read Miss Rifles Opening advertisement
and then attend. 1t wiz be magnificent. 1t
We pay the highest market price for al
kinds of country produce. Gordon & Bu
ford. j2lf
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
sheps. m6n
An elegant line of new parasols from q
cents to Is each, just recei, ed at Wilker d
Miller's. a2lts
Depot for all kinds of window shades and
fixtures, at Corbitt's Furniture Store, Odessa
Missouri. fb19m3
The Remington Sewing Machine, the best,
simplest and light running machine, for sale
only at C.. G. Ludwigs'. apr14mS
Better take, while in good health, your chfl.
dren to Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. apr14n
A. ". Robinson & Co. have the only mill
In the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes frst-class patent -four. j20f
Our stock Of lace collars, collarettes, new
ruchings, etc., Is worthy of the attention of
every lady. Our prices are low, Wilker &
Miller. a2its
Don't forget It, ,Tate's Is the place to get your
moneys worth and go away happy. Be sure
and look at those new window shades, the
very latest out. mlIu
Ladies'. the finest line of slippers the market
affords will be found, at the Franklin street
Parlor Shoe Store. W. G.. Eggleston & Co.,
Lexington, Mo. azlt
Good style is good sense, good health. good
energy and good will, but bottle Of DR..
Bulbs Cough Syrup is good benefaction that
suffering humanity has already learned to ap-
preciate.
Thousands are being cured Of Catarrh every
The greatest invention of the age Is the
Quick Meal Vapor Stove at Graham & Nor
rison,s. No heat, smell or smoke. Expense
ons-third the cost of coal or wood stove. Call
and see 1t work, aprzou
year with Halls Catarrh Cure, that the doc
tors had given up and said could not be cured.
Is cents bottle. Sold by c. W. Loonlis,
Harrington. Mo. a2lm3
Fer first-class and genuine sewing ma
chine, go to Corbitts Furniture Store, Odes-
50. Hehas large stock of Domestic, Royal,
st. John, Singer, and others; also needles for
all kinds of machines. f1OmS
1t will interest you to call in at the Parlor
Shoe Store and examine their stock, learn
their prices and be convinced that they have
the cheapest and best goods in the market.
W. G. Eggleston & Co., Franklin street. tt
Richmond Conservator 1.-THE sale OF the
personal etE cts of the late A. P. Moore was
well attended and many of the articles sold
well, especially the horses, the total summing
up over $4,000. The pasture was rented to
Capt. Rankin for $3.50"
Higginsvflle Messenger:-''The Lafayette
Comfy Sabbath School Convention will meet
at Higeinsville on the 9Th Of May" This ID
mistake, friend Messenger. The convention
will meet in Higginsville, Wednesday, May
9Th. Please state it correctly next week.
Those that have never traded with us will
save money by calling on US. Cur stock ia
large and complete; you can find just what
you want in style or price, shoes and hats all
new and best ofstyles. B. A. q NJ. j. Chinn,
Davis 4 Allstadt's old stand, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. - apr14H
Richmond Democrat 1.-THE heaviest hail
storm we have had for many years visited
this place Last Saturday evening. Some ofthe
hail stones were very large, but we will not
name comparison for fear some will say we
are making it too large. No damage Of any
kind is reported"
Solid silver and plated ware, the newest
designs, tea sets, water sets, casters, cake
and card baskets, pickle stands, napkin rings,
spoons. knives, forks, ladies and general Wa
riety Of beautiful articles that can be bought
cheap at Grimes venable, jewellers. Call
and see the new goods. me4n
Mr.. Ed. Ahrens wishes US to state that he
has just returned from the east, where he has
purchased an exceedingly large and elegant
assortment of goods for the spring trade, and
that he will be able to supply them with any |
thing in his line at the very lowest prices.
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar is booming.
B. A. mi. Chinn at 81 Main street are
continually making additions to their already
large and fine stock of boots, shoes and hats
and can now offer, to the public as fine an
assortment of goods as has ever been seen in |
the west. Seize the present golden opportu- |
nifty; no psrtiality shown; first come first
served. Davis & Allstadrs old stand, Lex
ington, Mo. aprl4n
Mrs. Milton Slalle, formerly Ida Delsp, was |
found, last Sunday, In an unconscious condi- |
tion, on the Narrow Gauge railroad track, |
near her home. She was taken home, and |
several hours afterward, as she showed little |
sign Of Improvement, DR.. Chambers was
called in. After careful examination he |
pronounced it case of hysteria, or hysterical
CONS: There was no sign of poisoning, and
the patient was able to attend to her usual
duties the next day.
We are requested to publish the following |
notice 1--WE, the undersigned, citizens Of
Waverly, feeling the want of q bakery in our |
town, take this method Of making our want
known; and would further state that we
would gladly patronize one that would fur
nish US with good, fresh bread and such other
goods as is usually kept in bakery. Mes
danes o. F. Thomas, NJ. 8. Hauks, Matte
Nosely, Emma Chapline, ,sallie Zeysing, Lizzie
Williams, 6allie Furguson. Z. Buford, Mar
xaret Miller, Geo. o. Feagans, S. W. Booton,
Lizzie Harper, H. C. Francisco.
e. Winsor & Son, real estates agents, sold
this week for DR.. Peter Temple and wife,
their two-story brick dwelling and one and .
half acres of ground, at intersection of South
street and the old Independence road, to Jas.
O. McGrew, for $1,000 cash. Also for Wad-
dell and Moore, four acres Of ground situated
south Of DR.. Temples residence ,and between
there and the mill and depot, to James G.
IcGrew, for $3.50 cash. Also for UPTON
Wilson, executor, the two-story brick store
house on corner Of Laurel and Main streets,
now occupied by postofice, to James c. Nc
Grew, for $3.50 cash.
It seems to US that butter and eggs, especi-
ally the former, have been selling too high in
Lexington all winter and spring. While in
the smaller towns around us butter has been
selling al 10 to IS cents, in this city 1t has
steadily sold at from Is to 40 cents. One day