Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-19
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Read DIR. Burbridge's sale al.

bNse Dhs 49,
Remember the Vets concert.
Baby carriages. at Royle l. Sons. apr5t4
Passenger trains daily on Missouri Paciii
Good time togo to New Orleans; fare, 81.
Ten new dwellings are going up i'll CONGO
dia.
A rock foundation is being built for til
cannery.
See Missouri Pacific new time card in Il
= days paper.
Sell your old iron at Jol dan's Foundry an
Machine Shops. mGtf
MjddIesex flannel suits the best in the mar
ket, at II. Slnauer. aprl9t3
Knights of Pythias Of the world. Ne,
Orleans, April %, fare S1o.
There is talko of the immediate improvement
of the Chslybeate. Springs.
Grand beck beer lunch at the Bull Do
saloon, opposite postofice, Mayo. al9t
Henry c. Wallace, ESQ, has made an al
dition to the city, near Kerdolf's mill.
Get your tickets early for the Veterans
charity concert and tableauX-at the post
Office.
DR.. Burbridge's sale will take place mex
Saturday, April &c. Read what he has I
say of it.
The rush at McCausland's for the wonder
full bargains in dry goods, carpets, &c., ia un
precedented. a19tf
Collins Ague Cure corrects the liver IAN,
is o positive cure for biliOusness. For sale b!
Gosewisch & Son. dec22eowm3
Everything that is new and novel in cali
Goes, ginghams, chambreys. Nc, can be fount
at -Wilker 4 Miller's. aprl9t2
One dollar only to Kansas City, Concordia
Brownsville or Independence and return, OF
Sunday, via Mo. Pacific.
Don't forget to call on Thornton Il Har'
graves for furniture, in their new store OPP
posite Grove Young, Higginsville. oct13tf
Every farmer that raises wheat should ge
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by-W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington. Mo. july2stf
Our new Spring and Summer styles il
Dress Goods are elegant in Fabric, color ant
texture. Prices most reasonable. NJ. F.
Royle 8 Son. mch22t4
Mrs. Benz. Marshall sen us, a few day:
ago, two large parsnips, which we found tc
be as fresh. and brittle rs though Just dug
from the ground.
II you have q ~listless, discouraged feeling
and get weary with but slight exertion, very
likely your liver is torpid. Take Ayers Pills
and they will cure you. 1t
Mr.. Frank Thornton will sell, at DR.. Bur-
bridges sale, April &c. large lot of work
mules, horses, mares, colts, cows and calves.
Stock men should be ON hand.
J. Kroencke, of Concordia shipped one
thousand dozen eggs, and hartmann Bros,
.apav b,,r,1nol onl a:rl,f, lo,o, or-, r.a,,
that point last Saturday week.
We carry the Target stock of boys aud
school SUITS, and sell them lower than the
lowest. Please remember this when. you
want anything in that line. H. Sinauer. to
There is a large, red cow, with wide horns,
one dropped, standing near a dead calf near
John d. Robinson's on the Warrensburg
road. Mr.. John RObinsO says she is y town
COW.
Mr.. Jos. B. Silver has moved his family in
to the house recently vacated by Mr.. l.. b.
Gordon's family. on North street. We are
glad they succeeded in finding such a pleasant
home.
Clagett Il Co. have just completed their in
ventory. They have not time to prepare a
big advertisement, but wish TO inform the
public that they are in the ring, and will meet
any and all competition. apr5tf
The Laclede hotel. at Odessa will be rebuilt
by q 1oint-stock company, composed oil
Aessrs. Lawson McChesney. Lisle Ramsey
aud b. Kensler. There will be AZ rooms,
beside Office dining room and kitchen.
The school board at Higginsville will con-
slider applications, on Thursday, May ID, at
$50 O'Clock, p. IN. for principal; first, second
and third assistants, white school; and for
principal and first assistant, colored school,.
Get A. V. Robinson & Co.'S celebrated roll
ier -four II you want the best. Their maine
Is plainly branded on each sack AMI roller
patent inside. They will, as heretofore. aim
to give perfect satisfaction TO all consum-
ers. If
Our spring stock OF dry goods, notions. car
pets, oil cloths, &C.. is now complete, and as
we bought for cash, we can guarantee our
prices to be as low as any in the county. An
early call will convince you of the fact. Will
ker u Miller. mch29t2
More bargains. Indigo blue prints at .
cents. Heavy all linen towels 10 cents each.
A beautiful stock of dress prints ut 6 cents.
5000 yards more of those superb ginghams
at 81 worth 124. Novelties and bargains
added every day in the week. W. G.. Nc
Causfand. apr19tf
"The proof of the pudding is in the eating" 4
SO says the old adage, and so the proof of the
value of a medicine is the opinions of those
who have used it. Thos. Bass, ST., of Steel |
vile, says, 81 have used Prickly Ash Bitters
in my family for 9 years for ailments OF the
kidneys. liver and bowels, and find there is no
equal to it." apr12m1
The new train over the Missouri Pacific |
put on last Sunday morning. Tie cars
are brand new and look as slick as little red |
wagons. Jim Merrifeld's old-time voice
sings out call aboard.' and everybody is
made to feel at home, especially the ladies.
The train Is a very great convenience and we
hope it will be literally patronized.
The fine, well-bred Norman Horse,
Tscheau, will make the season of 1884 ut the
farm of Mr.. L. B. Cole. three-quarters of a
mile east of Dover, on the Waverly road, at
$8 to insure q mare with foal. Tacheau Is a
handsome iron-gray. and was sired by Longs
imported Tacheau. Also the splendid Young
Jack, Barcelona, will make the season at the
same place.
At Marshal. Missouri, on April cath and
10Th, 1884, the Breeders of Saline county will |
sell 1876 head Of shor,-hOrns about One-lhird of
which will be young bulls ready for service.
There will be families and individuals worthy
4 place In the best herds in the country. Cat
alogues Of this sale can be had Oh application |
to I. z. Rainey, Marshall. Mo. Col. j. W.
Judy, Auctioneer.
The Higginsville Post ought to be, and M
doubtedly Is, good authority on the quantity
and quality of the "harmonyn at tile sedulia
convention. 1t says of the article :-"About
the only harmony that existed at the sedalia
convention was among the picll-pockets. |
They were harmonious and thoroughly unit.
ed, and made several scoops. Judge Jno. f..
Hyland, of this county, lost his pocket book
containing SSo. He was going into the con-
ventfon at ] o'clock, p. m and some light
fingered gentleman feloniously took, stole
and carried away the aforesaid pocket-book.
The thief has not been discovered" We are
glad to say that the Judge recovered his peck
et-book and his railroad ticket. The spon-
dulix, OF course, was minus.
Odessa Democrat:-''Th question of erect
ing a telephone between Lexington and
Odessa Is certainly of too much Importance
to be permitted to fall by the wayside. Our
county business is growing, and the expense
time required to attend to it is no small
consideration, to say nothing of other matters
which deserve much of our attention. All
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