Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-03
SHORTS.

wheat in St. Louis, No. 2, 1 90; corn 42g
48 cents.
Restaurant. 49,
sen your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops.
A GOOD assortment of wardrobes cheap and
fine ones at H. & F. Winkler's. )unezu
Money to loan on long or short time on
,ood security. B. P. HARDWOOD, Dover u
Go and vote, to-day, at the special election
TO restrain swine from running at large.
Get Kerdolh7s new process four If you
-.nt GOOD. white and sweet bread and
W. july14,f
We pay the highest market price 1or Ill
Kinds of. country produce. Gordon q bu'
ford. 11'.
Irdoe strother was on hand and began his
.aionrned term Of the circuit court on last
Wednesday. 80
A triple source Of happiness "a good BUSH
Mas. 4 conteated mind and . bottle OF Or.
DuIps Cough Syrup. ~
Remember there is no other roller four
ossred to the trade in Lexington, except Dy
~ pob,naon a Co. jan20tf
FINN on the Bristol Is q first.eiass comedy.
II won want a good laugh get your seats early
for next Tuesday night.
Rev. W.. o. Lynch will lecture In st. JOINS
a+r,san NJ. e. church, tonight, on Inc
Colored Man in History"
M A &. Mullinix has presented Us with Q
sweet potatoe which weighs pounos anu
ounces. It Is 1.-THE boss" so la.
A very large assortment OF walnut Deo.
stsads, medium and fine, at low prices, AZ Oh
onr own make, at d. & F. Winklers,Lexine-
ton, Mo. ."r.
Mr. B. r. Ireland has laid upon our table
immense specimens Of Russet and feaenDlo"
potatoes raised by him. They are by oaos inc
largest we have seen this season.
Dresser suits in italian and Tennessee
marbletops. cheap, and our own make. d.@
r. WInkler, in their new rooms, corner fine
and franklin streets, Lexington, NO. Jau
yennor has announced the hrst sno" ~
the Sd, 4th and 9th of November. AZ "e
have already had two SHOWS mere MI son-
nor is evidently not prophesying Tor US.
Go to Adam Toeppetor the best sugars,
conees. teas and fancy groceries, glass aho
oneenswsre. he will sell as cheap as any
aous 800 o13tf' /
II yeu arc interested In securing your iai'
and winter supply Of boots, Shoes hats, caps
and gloves at . bargain, 60 to Wa. Eggie'
.ton & Co.'s, Franklin street. Their STOCK Is
the largest that you will find west OF ST.
1a,,. sept22lf
Central Femsle College has recei ed this
week two elegant new pianos. They are ootn
Sohmer's square grands. This makes ven
nisnos that the institution has in use, SO the
music pupils are amply provided in this Oh
xection.
m. Patar Temples mare was stolen from MS
.t.hle. In this city, Thursday night; the THIEF
taking q buggy bride, and then going 70 mf'
Yolz' and stealing q set Of double harness.
The marc is about 8 years old,a hSnt Day,
with dark name and tall. 3 ss.4
Ayers pills are ~etfectual in q wide range OF
a,.esses which arise from disorders OF the
stomach and digestive organs Ihey arc =
convenient remedy to have always at nano.
They are sugar coated. easy to take elective
to operate, sure to bring relief and cure.
.Lost-On Wednesday evening, October ~
1888. a lady's leather hand bag, containing
peeket book, silver fruit knife, penholder
and several dollsrs in cash; name OF owner
on poeket book. Finder will BIZ literally re-
wsrded by returning same to this Office.
Wentworth Academy il getting along nice
Nv. 1t has "a pupils, who are all advancing
we'll in their studies. They are remarkable Tor
their admirable conduct both in the school
and on the streets. Altogether the school Is
very satisfactory this year to parents ana 10
the public.
No freight other than car loads will be re-
ceiyed after 8 o'clock p. m. No freight re-
ceiyed. for shipment unless plainly marked,
and all old marks erased. Make out your
own bills in duplicate before sending freight
70 the depot; you can get bills at the city Oh
fec. G.. Ben. Russell, agent. novatz
Odessa Hersld:-.Mr. Arthur Slaughter,
has commenced the construction OF q very
largo and fine dwelling for his summer use,
on the road from Greenton to Lexington, and
About six miles from Odessa. Ills to be e4-
pensiye and complete in all its parts and ap-
3 p-urtenanoes. Cost ten thousand dollars"
Mr.. Nat Writers has sold out his saloon
business here with the intention OF moving
to Kansas: City. Mr.. Winters while here has
slwsys kept an orderly and decent place, ano
esmported himself in such 3 gentlemanly
manner Is to commend him to our citizens,
who wish him well wherever he may locate
MI. Lewis Smallwood, when coming down
the steps which lead to Judge Rylands and
Nh. Blaekwelps offices, Tuesday evening
caught one heel on about the second step from
the top, and fell heavily down the entire
fight. 1t was wonderful that no bones Wer'
broken, but apart from a slight confusion OF
the head, and a general hard jolt, he was no
seriously hurt.
Going fast; our stock is so large and varie'
that it will pay you to hurry a little, and al
star YOU have permitted US to initiate you int
the mystery of how we sell goods so cheap
you will be astonished at the saving, and VII
determine that the Parlor Shoe Store Is tn
place to do your trading. Spanking bargain
IN all departments and no deception. Call an
80. W. G. Eggleston 4 Co. sept22tf
Say old fellow, where did you get tbs
pipe, why it Is q perfect daisy! got 1t 8
the popular Franklin Street Grocery an
Fruit House of j. W. Homer; he has got th
biggest and finest lot of pipes, cigar holder
tobacco pouches, bowls and STEMS, ] eve
saw, and sells them so cheap that you can
help buying when you see them. Give hi
. call II you don't believe 1t. oct27tS
The young men of the town got up q he
at Kriehn's hail, last Thursday night. 1t WI
apleasant affair, all who were present EMO
ing the evening. Among those who were
attendance were, Misses Belle Hays, Liz
Ball, Myrtle Russell, Fannie Bayliss, Bess
Bxyiss, Sue Evans, A. Sloan, Lizzie Wilme
lnez Simon, j. sackey. and Mesdames,
Keller and C. E. Ballard; Messrs. 8. Crime
L. shields,L L. Keller,G. Rathbun, w. Quarle
II. Chanslor, c. N. Moreland, R. Smith, '
Bolton, e Small, c. E. Ballard, P. kelle
g.. Mullinix, NJ. Keller, A. Keller, W. Chile
+. Arkinson, G. Logan. F.. Trigg.
"Daisy" Of west Clay township had In t
lastissue of the Intelligencer a few conclusio
D different sorts of kissing. We might CT
Ioise more than one Of them, but will lea
the responsibility for them with the writ
and say nothing except Ms to one WORD
a.nssty."- We do not know how this wo
strikes sDaisy." but it is one almost Danish
rom our vocabulary as meaning, or ratf
con, eyfns, the intensest signidcation Of
ordinary definition. We know that Engl
people use it differently; they speak of
weather as ''nasty;;' talk of 3 "nasty sea-
ssnasty dog" meaning thereby a vicious o.
and 20 on, but over here, in some way, t
word "nasty" seems to be tabooed for ca
polite and relegated to the rare use Of c