Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09
'Rah for the street cars.


Kan Tor the street cars.
Watermelons are p%letiful.
Calender minstrels Wednesday night.
The new bank will soon be ready fo- 0usi-
ness.
Ladies' slippers at Clagett s. Co.'s for 50
cents. may10tf
Try New York Count Oysters at the Palace
Restaurant. aug9t4
Sell your old iron at oldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
The best meal In the city .ior 25c, ut the
Palace Restaurant. aug9t4
Our market Is we'll stocked with fruits and
vegetables of all kinds.
Boarders wanted at the Palace Restaurant.
Day board 80 per week. ang9t4
Some very fine, large dressed stone is being
received for the waterworks.
Farmers, how many cattle no rses, sheep
and hogs will you have at the fair
wheat threshing about waverly is being
delayed ON account of a scarcity of sacks.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
HARDWOOD, Dover, Missouri, will sell you
goods for cash, cheaper than any other house
in the country. may17tf
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. 4 F. Winkier's, Lex
ington, Missouri. m3tf
The Acme and Red B, is the whitest flour
on the market; try 1t. Made at Aullville. For
sale by all grocers. may31tf
Blue Lick Water, in any quantity, from q
glass to a barrel, fresh from the Springs In
Kentucky, at Silverman's. jy26m1
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. II F. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. m3tf
The only full roller mill flour In La
fayette county, is made at Aullvllle. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may3ltf
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinson's
celebrated roller flour in exchange for wheat
at their office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. july21tf
81 have been dreadfully troubled with dis
ease of the kidneys and liver during the past
six months. Hunts kidney and Liverl
Remedy has made me a new man" Isaac
w. Fairbrother. Providence, 4. l. 1t
1t was hardly the fair thing for the street
car company to make their first trip so early
in the morning. A nuEaber of our citizens
nave been waiting to tax the first ride, and
then to see the car coming down town load
ed with strangers knocked all the sentiment
out Of them.
Lexington has mover advertised herself as
to take first rank In this line. With the Their
Itnometer at Is in ~dog-days, what more could
be asked In regard to temperature Hol ye
suffering humanity! come n enjoy our de-
| ightful climate.
81 have both used and sold PRICKLY ASH
BITTERs for a numbers Of years., and think
1t the best bitters made for blliousness, liver
complaints and for TOYING up the SYSTEM" SO
writes w. H. Cole, druggist, of Joplin, Mo.
A single trial Of this remedy will convince
any person of the truth of the above. 112ml
The street cars are now making their regu-
lar trips. Yesterday morning enc car came
down town at 1880, from the depot, well
loaded with passengers. The sight was u
very welcome one. For the convenience OF
ladies, Messrs. Grimes d Venable will keep
tickets for sale at their store. We hope the
car line will be we'll sustained.
All who wish to buy anything IN the furni-
ture line will do well to see us before buying,
as we have u large assortment in kitchen
dining-room, chamber and parlor furniture.
which we sell at very low prices. Thanking
the public for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit q continuance of the m Very
respectfully. II. u F. Winkler. m3tf
Mr.. d. Hecker ut his new stand has fitted
up a restaurant that begins to look like the
thing Lexington wants. Ladies and gentle
men should call and see how nicely he IL
fixed. Don't judge what the interior will be
by the exterior of the building. The gen.
tlemen aud his wife, both, are determined to
succeed if polite attention and close applica.
ton to business will bring it about. Theil
place is light, airy, cool and comfortable. and
they have everything to comfort the innel
man, from q beefsteak to ice cream ant
berries. une21tf
Canvassing for the various offices is now thu
order of the day. In going over the county
you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the election
for sheriff Is between him and Mr.. Jones
and MIR. Brown says it is between him ant
Jones; but when you hear mv of them talk
ing about making flour they all guarantee i
to be equal to the Red X; but the ladies nj
say we want nothing but Robinson's Role
Flour and Red r. All sorts Of brands ar,
gotten up to take the place Of the Red Il, ant
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember nom
is genuine except Robinson Il Co.'S name is OIL
the sack. may3ltf
"Zeph" writes from Prairie Valley
"Weather cool. Corn crop tine....Bu
little wheat has been threshed. Very it'll
In good condition. 80. Candidates are cleve
and plentiful 80. Mrs. Il. B. Henry and littl
daughter have been visiting the family of MI
Wesley Smith, but have returned to Lexing
ton. 49, Mr.. Dan Ewing has been quite sicI
for several days, but is improving. NH
Branham, q stock man from Sedalia, paid
flying visit to the valley last week. Mis-
Mary Green has been visiting In the neigh
borhood go. Miss Aggle Bradley, of Mayview
has been visiting Miss Smithie Grues. 800 Mis-
Rosa Smith expects to spend the followln
week In Lexington visiting friends and rela
tives. MIR. Upton Wilson is going to War
rensburg to live. We regret very much t
lose our worthy friend, but will be happy I
receive our new friend that will take hi
place MIR. Eli Adams ia having his whea
I hauled to MAYHEM. We would say t
i0ColSC II Vihios IVY IA ~ yooA AAout
tache or frost will catch 1t before 1t Is ha
grown"
D A friend writes from Dover:-'Ncws
r very scarce this week.. The most of on
: citizens are busy now with preparations fo
: August meeting. 80. Thanks to W. for hi
: compliment to the friend from Dover, but W
t think If he knew just who the person Is, b
would very readily change his mind about til
beauty Of the writer. 'Tis absurd and W
8 could but smile at his mistake. ... The farm
ers are beginning to look cheerful again, fo
the most of them nave their wheat threshe
and IN good order. All Is well that end
: welp. ...Rev. r. II. Shaeffer, of Brownsville
n made a flying visit to our town last week..
Miss Lizzie VanAnglcn has returned from he
a visit to Ray county, and will 60 to Seaalia til
last of the week to visit friends there. W
are inclined to think she has almost forsake
Dover. Miss Yula Platlenburg has return
e ed and will soon leave again for a visit
@ Sweet Springs. 80. Miss Lee Meng has return
ed, accompanied by her nefce, Miss Ann
n Fisher of Nevada. Mr.. NJ. T. jackson
n spending a few days In Dover. He seems t
n be peculiarly attached to this place. ... Mis-
a Kate HARDWOOD has returned from a pleasar
q visit to friends in Waverly."
a The lawn party and festival, for the benef
of Prairie church, which was held at MI
Rufus YOung's residence last Wednesda