Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-17
Meeklg gntelligeneer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Rain Tuesday and Wednesday.

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SHORTS.
Rain Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gents nne dress shirts, at prime cost, v
q. MoCausland. jan6tf
Sell your old iron al Jordan's Foundr
and Machine Shops. mott
Thawing and muddy this week, but turf
ed colder yesterday.
Read McCsusIand's double column az
"there's millions In it. jan6tf
B. A. q M. j. Chinn make ladies' an
Misses fine shoes q speciality. feo17tf
For picture frames aud brackets, 60 I
C%oRBITT's Furniture Store, Odessa. m3
Cloaks and Dolmans will be sold 1itAo1
regard to cost. W. G.. McCsusland. jan6tf
The big pond east of Main Cross street l
now full Of water, and about four feet deer
We pay the highest market price for o.
kinds Of country produce Gordon 4 Blu
ford. j21tf
Get Boston beiIng Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machin,
shops. mott
Depot for all kinds OF window shades sns
fixtures, at CoRBITT's Furniture Store
Odessa. fsb10m3
Remember there Is no other roller foul
ofsred.to the trade In Lexington, except BY
A.. v. Robinson 8 Co. jsn2otf
A. v. Robinson Il Co. have the only mil
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes . drst-class patent -four. 1901
Go to the Franklln street grocery and
fruit house for fine confectionery. All kinds
Of frutts, nuts, 10. J. ". Homer. f10t2
A fresn lot Of the celebrated sCrems' oat
meal sosp just received at Wtlksr b MIL.
: ler's. Price, 10 cents . box of three cakes.
The Lexington Coal Company shipped,
during the year 1882, from their coal mines
IN and about Lexington, s,0sJ car loads Of
coal.
If Catarrh has destroyed your sense of
smell and hearing, Halls Cstarrh Cure will
cure you 70 cents per bottle. Sold by q. W.
Loomie. jan13m3
The ice In the river at this point broke
about 4 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
. ferry boat was on the other side, and was
uninjured.
Mayor Ballard says the city shall have q
hog pound II he has to build 1t himself, and
; that the ordinance In relation to swine shall
be strictly enforced.
Lightning In icy weather is very unusual,
but 1--WE persons were killed in Missouri BY
lightning, Feb. 4, and several others were
stunned and startled.
For . irst-class and genuine sewing ma
chine. 60 to CoRBITT's Furniture Store,
Odessa. He has . large stock OF Domestics,
Royal St. John, Singer and others !; also
needles for all kinds Of machines. f1Om3
Mr.. John ". Waddsll, who calls himself
a"town farmer" recently shipped 1s head
OF fat cattle. He is now feeding So head Of
/ cattle and 100 hogs. Pretty good for town
man.
Several persons were killed by lightning
In this state during the slsst and thunder
storm OF " weeks ago. In nearly every
instance the lightning struck the chimney
and ran down into the family room.
Woen you see the low prices on sugars,
co6ees. tess. spices, -four. meal and syrups
Of the new grocery and fruit house. you
cannot resist the temptation ; you must buy.
Give me q call and l Will convince you. j.
W. Homer. feb1et2
"'Tis moro brave to live than to de-"
Therefore don't walt till q slight cough de-
velops itself into consumption but secure .
bottle OF DR.. BuiPs Cough Syrup at the
small outlay Of Is cents, cure your cough
and live on happily.
The editor Of the InteIligencer thanks the |
eodessa Herald for Its kind words, and will
to merit them. The lntelligencer |
certainly wishes all parts Of the county the
greatest prosperity, and every town In 1t
success and . healthy growth.
MI. Silvermsn has removed his wholesale |
and retail liquar store to the old Winsor
Corner, whers he has fitted 1t up neatly. he
keeps good goods, and pays especial atten.
'tion to pure liquors for family use. He In
~ites an inspection OF bis stock. a5tf
1t would be . good idea, when In funds,
for the city to build . plank walk from the |
east end Of Mr.. Jesse's pavement to the west
end Of Mr.. Robinson's. During muddy
weather tho street is almost impossible, and
1t seems that there will never be a pavement
put down.
In another column will be found a card
from Mrs. Elisabeth Ahrens, to which we
direct the attention of our readers. To
facilitate the winding up of the estate OF H.
j. L. Ahrens, the entire stock will be closed
out Gas near as possible), and for this pur-
pose the goods are now being offered for
cost, and some much less than cost. All are
ADVISED to call early. feb1Otf
sfHun," the 1s-year.oId son of Mr.. Patrick
Mcintyre, was severly burned at his fathers
coal mine, one day this week. While stand.
tng BY the fire the back Of his pantaloous
took 1rs and the garment was quickly In a
blaze. A minor who happened to be near
s%xtinguishsd the flames. but not before the
boy had been quite severely burned on the
right thigh. The burn is very painful, but
not dangerous.
We are now receiving our large stock of
boots, shoes. hats and caps, which we have
purchased for the spring trade with The view
OF meeting the strongest competition. Buy.
Ing 10 We do from manufactures and paving
spot cash for all goods. enables US to give
bottom prices. Hoping to receivs part OF
Jour patronage by lair dealing and giving
every one the worth of . dollar. We re-.
main. respectfully, B. A. & NJ. j. Chinn.
Asssrs. Frank Thornton and Jack SIusher.
81 Lexington township, are converts to the
merits Of the Polled Angus breed of cattle.
They have recently purchased from Messrp,
Gudgsll b Simpson, Of leasant Hill, a yerv
nne imported Polled Angus bull, Trueman,
. two-year.old of very fine points, and In
color nearly a solid black. Trueman was
Imported from Scotland last spring. Cattle
men should see this very valusbls addition
to Lafayette county's already long list or
dne, pure blood bulls.
We are determined to close out az near as
and as soon rs possible for reasons
given elsewhere, the entire stock of tbs
Ahrens Dry Goods Bssaar. To do this we
oher everything at cost, and many articles
luch ~ cloaks and furs, pushes, v~elvets,
sstins, silks (all OF which we have In all the
|sadinE colors) dressing nannels, ladies cloths
dress goods generally, f.nnels, casse-
nerss, blankets, bed comiorters and many
other articles. especially winter goods, as
a. Is per cent. less than their original (,
lost. They must he sold before the season
Noses even at the above sacrifice. flOtf ~,
Aessrs. Ewing & Co. are boarding the
teams used In hauling logs to the de.
pot in this city. The drivers feed and At.
END to their W horses, as they require
nearly twice IS much feed as ordinarily
horses. A few nights ago one of the horses ,
got loose from his stall. and got into the
n0ru crib- and HIS grant waiobt xo-...