Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-25
ire shovels at the 10c store.

received at Wilker s. Miller's. oct I1w3
Large reduction on Oysters at the CITY
Restaurant. Retail and wholesale. oct25tf
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and MachIn,
shops. m6tf
Call and see the new goods that are just
being received at the Ahrens Dry Good.
Bazaar. oct4tf
A new switch has been put in on the bot
tail road, about three hundred yards from the
river bank.
Get your Oysters for Sunday, they are
cheaper now than ever before at the City
Restaurant. oct25tf
A number of chamber suits will be sold al
extra low prices at H. & F. Winkler's, Lex.
ington, Missouri. m3tf
Our stock of staple and fancy dry goods il
very attractive, and we offer bargains to all.
NJ. F. Rovle & Son. sept21t4
The onlv full roller mill foul In La
fayette county, is made at Auliville. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may3ltf
Every farmer that raises wheat should gel
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by w. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
~Chiffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at 81. b F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-.
souri,. m3tf
In prints AMI ginghams we carry q large
line, and always have the choicest styles to
be found anywhere, from the cheapest to the
best. oct11w3
Saunders is placing all the latest improved
machinery, &C., in his gallery for the fall
trade. Now we may look out for fine photo
graphs, a3Otf
Tonight the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar
will have their grand opening. The Social
Orchestra will be present for the entertain
ment of visitors.
Our entire stock of fall and winter goods
has arrived and we respectfully request you
to examine the same as we guarantee our
prices to be as low as the lowest. Wilker &
Miller. oct11w3
We call especial attention to our stock Of
dress goods, trimmings, etc., which we are
offering very low. In black and colored
silks and satins we have q superb line. Will
ker b Miller. oct11w3
To retain our rapidly growing trade in
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloth, etc., we will
continue to sell goods cheaper than any
house in this city. Please call and see US.
Wilker & Miller. oct11wS
Onward and upward is the watch word a
Saunders Gallery. He has secured the services
of a very fine crayon artist to work up
crayon portraits. Bring on yourold Photos and
have them made to look like life. aug23tf
In Cloaks and Shawls we can show as
large an assortment and as elegant q stock as
any firm in the county. Do not pass us by
but come and look at our goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. Wilker &
Miller. Octl1w3
We have the largest stock Of Ladies', Miss
es' and Chlldren's garments. such a. cloaks,
dolmans, ~ulsters. jerseys. circulars etc., in all
the latest styles. Our prices are a. low as
any house can sell them. Call and see US,
Wilker 8 Miller's. oct1lw3
L am now ready to do photogrsphing in all
its branches. Having fitted up the rooms
over Myers new building with new scenery,
and the best implements 10 the market. will
guarantee first class work in every respect.
Please give me a call. 7. Z. MARYLAND. oppo-
site postof1ce. oct25ml
Owing the great rush for my late make of
photographs, 1 have been unable to fill orders
as promptly az l wished but having secured
the services of Il gentleman from the east who
is well posted IN all the late improvements of
the art. I hope to be more prompt in filling
many orders. T. ID. Saunders. oct1stf
:. George W. Dunn, the man who married q
Miss Hand, in Ray county. about 3 years ago,
and brought her to this city. leaving her at
Longs hotel while he married Miss Dollie
Trotter, at the Baptist church, bride No. l
being still at the hotel, and for which he was
sent to the penitentiarv in 1851, died there
this week.
1t must have been q terrible state of affairs,
that caused the Psalmist to ask: "Who can
stand before his coldy' In his day the reme-
dies were few and doubtful; how much hap
pier should this genera,i"n he, that has as a
household remedy, DR.. Bulls c,ugh syrup;
SO wonderful has been its cures that millions
rise up and call it "blessed." 1t
Prickly Ash Bitters is an unfailing specific
for all complaints arising from 8 arrangement
of the functions of the liver. 1t purifies the
blood and infuses new life into the invalid.
Pains In the side, general uneas'ness, loss of
appetite, headache, bilious attacks, &C., &c,
are sure indications that a corrective Ia need
ed. Prickly Ash Bitters is especially adapt
ed for these complaints. 1t arOuses q torpid
liver to action and restores it to a healthy
condition. oct25m1
Mr.. Satterfield's idea at Concorlia was,
eyes, put a damned niger on the ticket and
lose five hundred votes" Well, they didn't
put the "damed nigger'' as he called him up
on the ticket, but what does Mr. Satterfeld
and his friends think the '.damned niger" is
going to do about. it. Arrange himself in
to receive another kick? Wen see. |
There is only one thing the republicans want
and want badly this time, and that is the COL |
ored vote for Warner. Will they get it?
"F" writes from Greenton :-"Items, like |
republican officials with clean records, are /
scare. Mr.. John f. Gibson has returned |
fir m visiting friends In Kentucky. 80. School
is progressing under the supervision of Mrs.
Lizzie Green. =. Debate every Saturday
night-C. D. Ragland, president. ga tariff
for revenue only will be discussed October
18th .Greenton feels sighted in the dlstrf-
button of democratic speakers. Suppose the
committee thought our intelligence would
lead us to vote the straight democratic ticket,
Mr.. Charles Carlisle lost a good
mule recently from apple-founder. St. John
will now get the mule vote solid"
Criminal court met Monday, October IL, all
The offers being present. The grand jury
composed of Lewis Neale, foreman, Jno.
z. Ardinger. Charles Tyler, Dennis Payne,
Lucius Weaver, James Hannah, Ralph An
irews, Geo. W. Carr. Ed. Williams, David
Lyons, Dr., B. B. Barnes and Joseph W.
Bailey. The Green cases were dismissed.
The following were convicted: John Tag
selling whisky without license, fined
$40; James Wiley, selling liquor without
icense, $40; Howell Avitt, selling liquor
without license, 800; Robt. Graham selling
liquor without license, $40; j. 8. Cundln, as
ault, $2o and costs; Lewis Williams, burglary
nd larceny, 8 years in penitentiary; John
burglary Ed. Talbot, assault with
to kill, fined 1890; VIM. Jones,
ssault to rape, pleads guilty; John Hall,
obtaining property under false pretenses,
years in penitentiary; Henry Long, |
larceny pleads guilty; Chas. Hale
Samuel Ray, plead guilty to bur-
larry and larceny. Steve Barnett, rape, tried
nd acquitted. David Callahan, embezzle-
'ent, tried and acquitted. Jefferson Wilson,, |
lurder in first degree, application for change ,
f venue overruled; motion for continuance 1
and cause taken up for trial 1