Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-10
A good piano to rent, low. inquire at this

A good piano to rent, low, inquire st this
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The H%Igginsvills Advance has Moved ls
Office one block east Of the old stand.
For furniture OF all kinds rally under the
nag at CoRBIrr's brick corner. Odesss. mS
Remember there 10 no other roller -four
offered to the trade In Lexington, except by
A. v. Robinson 3 Co. 3sn2otf
II you wan = carpet step into ORBITS
Furniture Store (sscond foor) and select
from his mammoth stock, Odessa. f10ms
Our hotels and boarding houses have bsss
full and OVERLOOKING with Jurors. lawyers.
witnesses and spectators during the past
week.
A. v. Robinson 3 Co. have just complete
ed their extensive repairs on their roller
mill, and are now turning out the best nour
they ever made. jsu2otf
DR.. Field, Of Sedalia, who bought Capt.
Ben. NeaIl's farm, has moved into bis new
property. The doctor was formerly . Giti-
zen Of this county, and We are glad 70 nsts
his return to his arst love.
Our spring Importation Of smbroidsries,
laoes, lace aud linen collars II now ready for
your inspection. the prices will b fouaa
very low. Wilksr . Miller. n1ot2
Buford A. q II. J. Chinn will give their
customers nice its whom they buy Of them.
We make no exceptions and they take no
exceptions, but 60 away pleased. Call and
see ~, We have all the latest styles. is4tf
The Funniest German Dialect Comedian
in the world, Charles 4. Gardner, specially
supported by the Brightest Little seubrstts
on the American stage, Miss Patti Rosa, at
the opsra house next Monday night. 1t
There ia quite . boom at Saunders Gallery
over bis fine eoIorsd photos. Don't all 10
At once. Bring on your old faded pictures
and have them copied into larger ones. and
look like life. Go and examine his ine
photographs, nlstf
Itisa w%eil-known fact that the b. J. e.
Abrsns Dry Goods Bsssar always carried
not only the largest but, also the choicest
fine Of dress goods. The entire stock, which
10 a. complete now % ever, will be closed
out regardless Of cost. feb1ou
For reasons given In . card published else.
where, the II. J. Il. Ahrsns Dry Goods
Bazaar still has Q complete assortment Of
dolmans. clocks, satin wraps. pslstot and
light colorsd jackets, which will be sold at
Is per cent. less than original cost. f1Otf
M. VIM. Hieklln 10 building . wagon
yard and feed sheds upsn the vacant lot
back Of. the lntsliigsnesr once. 1t will be .
great convenience to eur farmer friends and
movers who wish . cheap and safe place IN
which to leave their teams VIXEN In town.
The editor 10 under obligations to Mr.. ".
B. HAMLET for , present Of three ans fresh
water salnon. the 1rst brought into town
this season.. They were sxcsllent. MIR.
Hamlet 10 one OF the most entsrprlsipg cat
erers Lexington has ever had, and always
keeps up with the timss.
A hook and ladder company wss srGanis-
cd In nlxginsvills Wednesday night. Th,r-
ty.thrss men volunteered. ". II. Robnstt
was slsstsd chief. Capt. Asbury subscribed
$e5 towsrd buying uniforms. A committee
was sppointsd to wait ON the tswn board to
ask its cooperation in buying apparatus for
the company.
Capt. Ben. Nsais has sold his farm and
stock, and has moved his family temporarily
summer IN looking up . future homo, and
Will visit Kansas, Texas and psrhsps other
states before he settles down. He 10 one Of
our substantial silizens aad Ne disliks to
have him leave Us.
With good management and kind atten-
tion to our patrons, we aim to make our
house the popular boot and shoe house Of this
county. We are here to stay, and We wish
not only to make friends but to keep them.
l n,, o,.ortpnant and 1nU nploAa
are earnest OF our Intentions. Opposite the
courthouse, Davis 4 Allstnues old stand.
Buford A.. & NJ. J. Chinu. fsb94tf
The city engineer Is hsuiing coal ashes
and cindsrs and spreading tnem on the side.
walks where there Is no pavement. This
will be q great convenience to those who are
now Obliged to wade through the mud. but
wouldn't it be better for the city 10 require
property holders 10 lay pAvsmsnts, especial
Iy where the curling has bssn put down, a.
1t has lone upon other strsetsf
Judges Prather, Harrison aud Lsckhsrt
appsal cd bsfors the u. 1. circuit coart. lsst
Tuesday, In response to = nand,mus. 4,
We could not get the return made BY fros
Atty. Black well until too late fer this wssk'l
issue We shalt reserve our e0nNssts until
next week. Tue judges wee psrnitted to
return hons by the court. who strongly ad.
yised the plaintiff to eomprsniss his bsnds.
A little son Of Mr.. Doe. Ridge. iiviaE tive
miles northwest OF HikEinsvills. while walk
isg On a psltnE fence last Sunday, fell OF,
and one arm striking on the psint Of . pal
ing, the little fellow was badly wounded.
The pslInE entered the arm ut the elbow
and tore the flesh aud muscles from the bon
for the distance Of about i've inches. Nc
bona was broken and NO large veins cut
The wound 10 = triangular sns. and DR.
Carter, who dressed 1t, sswsd 1t in three
places.
We are determined to close out - near Q,
possible, and NJ soon ~ possible for ressonI
given elsewhere, the entire stock OF tn,
: Ahrens Dry Goods Basaar. To do this w
offer everything at cost, and many artioiei
such as closks aud furs, piushes, velvets
satins, silks (.ll OF which we have In all tn
leading coior.) dressing dsnnsls, ladies cloth
and dress goods generally. d.nnels. sssss
merss, blankets, bed comiorters and man,
other articles. especially winter goods. D
low 40 rs per cent. less than their origina
cost. They must he sold before the seasol
closes even at the above sacrifice. fl0tf
Squire Geo. W. Terrell, one of Asturs'
nOblsmsa, and every good mans friend. l
dead. An obituary notice will be found II
the ususl place. To what 10 there said ",
must add . word. II ever there was . pur,
man. In thought, word and deed, that msl
Was George W. Ferrell. II ever man live,
an unpretsntious, Christian life he lived 1t
A patriotic citizen, a. honest aud industrl
: Gus man OF business, . sincere friend, . kin,
AMI loving husband and father, an indulEen
' master, he was loved by oil with whom b,
came In contact. Generous to . fault. neve
denying to those be loved or TO the demand
OF charity. he accumulated little OF thi
worlds goods. but every day that he lived
every active, waking hour tn At was his, uulee
all our hopes Of Immortality are . delusion
he was laying up inestimable treasures In
better world. This iona Ia da.ni>L--
ones clOse ~ --- So --.g-. .uru
by precept aud example, line upon line, an,
day after day: to put their trust IN the ons
!. only. living Savior. He cherished the hop
OF meeting at His feet those the tsndrlls q
whose hearts had cllpg about him here, an
now that his mild and loving countensnc
has faded from earth, the sweetest eonsol,
lion Of those who loved him best ii
that In q little while they will again be mes
him, ebsered by his smile and mad
happy by his gentle presence. Til