Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS

Vote for the waterworks.
Col. Colman Monday, June ID.
G. Ben sells sleeping car tickets.
For sleeping ear berths c. Ben.
John Long is in Jail for the theft ola watch.
Fine imported French brandy, at Silver
mans. mayloti
Mems caps at Clagett & Co.'s, only ten
cents. maylUi
Whisky from 81 30 to SO per gallon, nj Sill
germans. maylotf
The city canvass is as serene as = May
morning.
Sell your old iron at JoIdan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. mttf
For cheap tinware and hardware, call nj
Harwood's, Dover, Mo. mlhf
To get the best flour, get il of Robinson q
Co. Name on each sack. may'ltl
The Philharmonic society serenaded the
female colleges last night.
Genuine apple and peach brandy. purity
guaranteed, at Silverman's. mayl0f
Ed. Mcdowell was discharged from the
charge of assault with intent to kill.
Our Mo. P. through passenger train now
runs to and from Atchison and st. Louis.
Little Mary Lanneau. aged 6 years, fell out
Of 3 tree, yesterday, and broke her arm.
Remember Baehr's Cave, aud the great
opening lunch to be given there next Mon
dav. may31t1
Grand concert by the Baptist college In
Hsgen's Opera House, on Monday night
June End.
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and In
fine pushes, at low prices at H.. = +. Wink
Ter Lexington: Missouri, m3tf
Prof. Gimbel will have at the opera house
for the exercises Monday and Tuesday night
two elegant Weber Grand pianos.
Don't forget to call On thornton \ Har-
graves for furniture, in their new store OPP
2osite Grove Young, Higginsville. octlStf
The children of the Presbyterian Sunday
school will have a picnic in MIR. Wentworth's
pasture, Tuesday, June 10th. 1884.
Every farmer that raises wheat should gel
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
: Try Monopole s Mumm's extra dry cham
payne; also a good domestic champagne kept
constantly on hand, at Silverman's mlOff
The west bound Mo. P. tram ran of the
track near Tabo Monday night and caused
: detention of travel ofsome six hours.
All the grocery stores in Lexington sell the
Aullville full roller flour, made by >. W.
Brown h Co.. Aullville, Mo. Try it. m3ltf
There is much complaint among some
farmers in regard to the wheat crop. They
say they will make more cheat than wheat.
Lexington cannot stand still. 1t must pro
eress or retrograde. II we vote for water
works it will do the former; if not, the latter
C%bifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work. and
cheap at Il. & +. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
! snuri. m3tf
Several young ladies' at tae Methodist
J College received q violent shock from light
ming a few days ago. No serious injury was
done
We have an attractive line of new dress
goods, silks nd satins, SC. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. VIII
ker i Miller. may24t2
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church will
give a lawn party at their parsonage on Fri
day, June 18th. 1884. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
During the commencement exercises OF the
Baptist College at the opera house. a number
I of handsome gold medals will be awarded ia
: distinguished pupils.
Mr., Hacker has moved his restaurant to
the Gordon q Buford corner, where he II
nicely fixed and would like TO see his friends
TMore to say next week. 1t
Because of the primary meeting next Sat
/ ufday afternoon, Garrison Grange will meet
4 Il m sslaolr ., s,sfaoI of tho TSuol hOnr
Joseph F. Smith, Master.
Higginsville Positive were in Lexing-
ton, Thursday lin the interests Of the Post. and
were much gratitied to see the evidences Of
prosperity and life on all hands,"
We have heard of several fine cows that
have died recently. supposable from eating
white clover. Judge X. Ryland lost one &
few days ago; but does not think white clover
the cause..
The ice cream and strawberry festival al
the Christian church last Friday night was 6
complete success. There was a crowd pres
ent from the opening of the doors till every
thing was sold out.
respectfully solicit the patronage OF pri-
vate families and others who desire a pure
article of goods in my line, for medical OF
culinary purposes. I can't be beat as to quail
ts or price. L.. Silverman. mayl0tf
Get A. v. Robinson q Co.'s celebrated roll
Ter -four if you want the best. Their name
Is plainly branded ON each sack AMI roller
patent inside. They will, as heretofore, aim
to give perfect satisfaction to all consum-
ers. II
Our spring stock of dry goods, notions.
carpets, oil cloths, &C., is complete, and as
we bought for cash, we can guarantee our
prices to be as low as any in the country. An
early call will convince you of the fact. Will
ker q Miller. may24t2
In going east always secure your sleep.
ing berths from c.. Ben. otherwise you may
get none, as those reserved for this place i
unsold at the Office here, will be assigned Il
passengers who were on the train before i
reaches here.
Mr.. Chris. Meyer wishes to return his pro
= found thanks to the Wabash Lunch Club ant
other friends for valuable assistance rendere,
him upon the occasion of the late fire, and Il
assure them that their services shall not lon!
remain unrewarded.
How is this for high ? Mr.. Ben Hammer
Of Clay township, brought us q few days ag
bunch of blue grass measuring just 4 feet
inches in length. Considering that we ar
still in the month of May this seems to rs
pretty good showing.
There was q very pleasant lawn party a
Mr.. John E. Burdens last Thursday. night
All the young people, and some not so young
speak of it as having been a charming even
ing. Mrs. Burden always renders entertain
ments at her house pleasant.
The closing exercises of w. NJ. A, at th
opera house next Friday night, promise I
be unusually interesting. Several OF tn
young men are competing for a medal offere
for the best defamation of the evening, an,
the contest will be very close.
Come and examine our stock of nobb
straw hats, very cheap. We wish to call tb
attention of the citizens of Lexington an,
vicinity to the fact that we are handling tn
celebrated Seltz, Schwab b Co.'s boots an,
shoes. W. s. Clagett & Co. may1Otf
I Hurrah for the waterworks, and thre
cheers for Baehr's Grand Lunch. ' otter
take in the lunch and go solid for the water
works. Drink Baehr's pure whisky, COO
fresh beer, and carry the waterworks by a
enormous majority, and we will have plent
of pure wholesome water to drink also. 1t
The closing exercises of W. NJ. A.:-wrfi
!, ten examinations from May % to June j
street drill, with dress parade, on drIl
ground; also presentation of medal offered t
best drilled cadet, Friday, June 6,beginuing 4
house Friday evening, June G, At $ O'Clock.