Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-05
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orrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Psrior Shoe Store, Franklin street. al1tf
Garrison grange will meet at 2, M, to
day.
Everybody should see Geyers new tear
toons.n F5.zf mayet1
6 Saunders cabinet photos are the perfection
of the art. apr14tf
Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. mou
~Hsrwood keeps only the best articles Of
groceries. Dover, Mo. apr2rf
Patronage home men. Go and see Will
Tsteif you want an organ or piano. m6tf
s yFor furniture OF all kinds rally under the
nag at Corbitta brick corner, Odessa. md
We pay the highest market price for all
ainds Of country produce. Gordon q Bu-
ford. j2ltf
= Get Boston Betting. Company's Standard
Beltfns. ut Jordan,s Foundry and Machine
.hans. m6tf
Miss Maggie Ryland will open q private
school at the Second Ward school house next
Monday.
II you wish to enjoys hearty laugh, go to
Geyefss Novelty Saloon and see their new
cartoons. may5t1
Depot for all kinds of window shades and
fixtures, at Corbitt's Furniture Store, Odessa,
Missouri. fb19m8
Give us the railroad, gentlemen, the people
of Lexington have done all that was required
Of them.
Messrs. VIM. T. Bell and Bates Vaughan
intend to buildtwo new dwell ng houses on
Main Cross street.
The Remington Sewing Machine, the best,
simplest and light running machine, for sale
only at C. G.. Ludwigs'. apr14m3
Mr.. James Price has commenced the build
ing Of . cottage residence, opposite old Zion
church, on College street.
Better take, while in good health your chill
dren to Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. aprl4d
A. v. Robinson s. Co. have the only mill
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes a frst-class patent four. JUL
Misses Aurelia Miller and Ida Morath will
open a pri safe school at the Third Ward
school house, next Monday morning.
W. B. Tate has the best musical tnstru-
ments on the market. Go and see him and
he will sell you any make your desire. m6f
.The Kansas City Journal has discovered
the word ssuspicioned.'" And one of its ad-
mirers has discovered the word. prevents
tive"
Mr.. ]. NJ. Craig sold his house on Ash
street, Tuesday, to DR.. Peter Tempe, for
$5s5, cash. Mr.. Craig will build opposite MI.
Reinharts.
Ladies', the finest line of slippers the market
Affords will be found, at the Franklin street
Panor Shoe Store. W. G.. Eggleston &sCO.,
Lexington, Mo. a2lu
The greatest invention Of the age is the
Quick Meal vapor Stove at Graham & Nor
: rison's. No heat, smell or smoke. Expense
one-third the cost of coal or wood stove. Call
and see It work, apr2stf
Thousands are being cured Of Catarrh every
yesr with Halls Catarrh Cure, that the doc
tors had given up and said could not be cured.
IS cents a bottle. Sold by C.. w. LOOMS,
I.xinpton. Mo. a2lm3
E. Winsor q Son real estate agents, sold this
week, for j. A. Lauchner and wife, to Mrs.
Mollie W. Hers rame dwelling house on lot
one, block one, Pomeroy's addition to Lex
ington for $3.50 cash.
For q frst-class and genuine sewing ma
chine, 20 to Cerbitts Furniture Store, Odes-
"a. Eehas a large stock of Domestic, Royal,
st. John, Singer, and others; also needles for
all kinds of machines. f10m3
The sheriff should have the side-walk-wcst
OF the courthouse square carefully swept. 1t is
covered with finely broken glass which ID
dangerous to barefooted youngsters, and even
to people with shoes on.
The members of the Old School Presbyte-
riau church in this city last Sunday elected
the following named, elders, Judge VIM. L.
Wood, Robt. Taylor, s.. j. Andrew; deacons.
VIM. B. Wilson, 8. s. Reeder.
It 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 u Co., Franklin street. #
The Intelligencer is under obligation to the
Missouri Fish Commission for a number
of their last annual reports. We shall be
glad to give them to persons interested in fish
culture, to whom they will prove Of interest
Those that have never traded with us will
save money by calling on us. Our stock Is
large and complete; you can find just what
you want in style or price, shoes and, hats all
new and best of styles. b. A. Il M. ]. Chinn'
Davis & Allstadrs old stand, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. 9 aprl4,f
A picture of the weak mustache
acigarette-A differentiation vest.-A curl
ed rim hat-a minaret-Two watch-chaint
,cross the breast-Two pointed shoes, two
spindle shanks,-Complete the neither charms
And follow ftly in the ranks-The two
bow.legged arms"
Solid silver and plated ware, the newest
designs, tea sets, water sets, casters, cakt
and card baskets, pickle stands, napkin rings
spoons. knives, forks, ladies and a general va
riety Of beautiful articles that can be bough,
cheap at Grimes Il Venable, jewelers.. Cal
and see the new goods. matt
b. x. kM.J. Chinn at 81 Main street'ar
continually making additions to their alread,
= large and fine stock of boots, shoes and hat
and can now offer to the public. as fine al
assortment of goods as has ever been seen IL
the west. Seize the present golden opportu
nifty; no Partially shown; first come frs
served. Davis & Allstadts old stand, Lex
ington, No. aprl4tf
Col. Jno.s B. Ford is a gentleman SO vel
and favorably known to our people thai
BuyEuluk no liz soy SAl1Cs ~ ~
ton of correctness and truth. After careful
consideration he tells this story of the growth
of carp in his pond. This spring he fount
two carp, dead, winter-killed, that had beer
planted in April, 1881, being then about
inches long. One of the fish weighed foul
pounds, and the other a little over three.
An exchange says :-"One of our colleg'
girls sent the following to her pa: 'Deal
Papa-The multiplicity ofmy avocations hav'
Of late been an inseparable preventative to thu
commitment of any cogitations to form tan
gible to your ocular organ.' The old gentle
man telegraphed to know if she was still
alive, He certainly should have been in
formed that she was dead if after being in col
lege nearly an : entire session, she wrote tn
word, representatives."
Marshall Progress :-sThe concert las
Thursday evening by the Lexington Quar-
tette was highly appreciated here. TIL
.quartette consisted of Messrs. Conner, Chile
Mckee and Smith. They al did well, bu
.Messrs. Smith and Conner were the best sine
ers, in our opinion. s.The Gallants of Eng
land p . strong, ringing old English war son
sung by Mr.. Smith was BY far the finest thin
o n the programme. We learn that the ladie
of the Baptist church realized about sixt
dollars out Of the entertainment"
Col. John Reid. one of the state fish CON
Snissloners, Frank Trigg, Esq., circuit clerl
Mr.. George Venable and Mr.. j. r. Davis