Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-19
Water works and street cars next.
Thermometer &c degrees in the shade yes

%solOOn, opposite postofice, Maya. a19t2
: Stock men. see new time card of Missouri
Pacific. Arriving and leaving time OF freigh
trains.
The largest, finest AMI cheapest stock o
poSile courthouse. aprl9tf
Mr.J. X. Davis having resigned as council
man the mayor has appointed Mr.. Edward
WinSor 10 the vacancy.
Judge Strother has kept right up will the
docket the whole of this term of court, and
will probably be able to adjourn to-day.
Messrs Good u Lancaster will, next week,
open 4 restaurant in the Schaefermeyer stand
on Pine street. They are fitting up the room
nicely.
Farmers take notice, you can get RobinsOn's
celebrated roller flour in exchange for wheat
ut their office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. july2ltf
We sell the Guaranteed Hat. Thu money
will be cheeriuliy refunded for each hat that
does not give entire satisfaction. Henry
Sinauer. aprl9t3
We have an attractive line OF new dress
goods, silks aud satlns. &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
ken " Miller. apr19i2
Read Capt. r. TOdhunter's ad. of king
Raven, recently purchased by him In Ken
lucky. He is royalty bred, and one Of the
finest saddle stations ever seen in this county.
Clagett& Co. have just cumpleted 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. spr5tf
MIR. b. X. Ireland has been made treasurer
of the cannery fund, which at u meeting
of the subscribers was ordered collected. All
persons who subscribed are requested to call
upon Mr.. ireland and paw the amounts at
once.
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 county. An early
call will convince YOU of the fact. Wilker y
Miller. apr19i2
A lady reader writes to say that she has
been losing her hair recently. and wants to
know what she shall do TO prevent 1t. Either
keep your bureau-drawer locked or else dis
charge the hired girl and get another of y
complexion Offering from yours.
The objects of the Veterans concert and
tableaux are fraternity between the soldiers
Of the two armies, and charity. We have
reported the charitable acts already perform
ed by the association, aud now the public is
called Oh 10 aid it. Everybody should At
tend.
Mr.. Walter McCausland presented us, last
Monday, with q couple of Irish potatoes that
he raised last season in Colorado. One Is a
'Magnum Bonum," weighing one pound and
four ounces: the other Is a "Late Rose,' and
weighs one pound and five ounces. They are
both beauties.
For pure Kentucky whiskies be sure to call
at the red corner, Silverman's stand. where
more goods of the kind are kept than in any
other house in the county, and more value is
given for the Money. Fine wines, liquors.
cigars, Nc, always in stock. Family supplies
made a specially. aprl9tf
The attention of all parties interested is |
called to the publication Of the docket for the
next regular term OF the probate court, which |
will begin on the second Monday in MAY |
next. aud especially to the note printed at the
foot of the docket by Judge Ryland. AT the
time of annual and final settlements Of estates, |
all parties interested are brought into court |
by the publication of the docket aud by giving |
heed to this fact troublesome litigation may
be avoided, and all Irregularities, If any, cor
rected.
At ~Higginsviile, Missouri. on May 1st and
End, 1894, the Lafayette County Breeders
Association will sell 81 head oil thoroughbred
shOrt-horns. Through the courtesy of the
Association, Messrs. Leonard Bros, Of Mount
Leonard, Mo-, will contribute % head of the
above number of shOrt-hOrns, aud will also
offer for sale Is head of nice Angus and GAL
loway bulls aud heifers. Bulls from IL 10 :!
months old and heifers safe in calf or with
calf on foot. All Of these are imported ami
mails. purely bred. and recorded in the herd
books Of Great Britain. Catalogues of this
sale can be had on day OF sale. Col. L.. r.
Muir. a,lctioneer.
The Laclede Social held its regul,r monthly
meeting at tue llaclede Hotel. Thursday even
ing. Notwithstanding The Indictment weather
a gOodIy number Of bellies and besux were
there, Among the many present, We noticed
Francisco, Isidore aud Sam. Kel-
Misses Clark and Reynolds, St. Joseph;
Katie Hollis, Eddie and Dixie WInsor, Bette
Harper, Lizzie Ball, Belle and Lucy Hays,
Mamie Hutchinson. Jennie Grimes,
Mamie Young, Messrs. Stephen Neill,
Evan Young. VIM. Bolton, Lee Keller, G.. NJ.
Neal, Tim Hoffman, Frank Atkinson, Robt.
George Mullinix, George Rath-
bun, Lilburn Shields, Robert Smith, Sterling
Grimes, Bird and Frank Campbell, George
Logan. Ernest McCauSland, r. z. MARYLAND,
Steve Wilson, Sam Keller and Tuck Fran
cisco.
Higeinsville Post :-''The Lafayette County
Society met at the opera house in
his city last Monday, with the following
members present.: Drs. Seeber, Carlhre,
Carter, Wood, Ed. Webb, J.. j..
Williams and Martin. Several
interesting cases were reported and discussed,
a very pleasant and profitable meeting
held. The officers of the society are Drs.
president, and }. j. Fulkerson, Sec
rotary. 1t has been the custom heretofore to
hold the meetings in Higginsville altogether,
but Hereafter the society intends 10 meet in
towns in the county; the next meet
lng will be at Odessa, on the End Monday Of
May. Drs. Wood, Carter and Carthre were
chosen rs delegates to the State Medical AS
to be held at Sedalia next month,
and DR.. Wood was selected to read an essay
ut the next meeting.' h,
Higginsviile Post: ''The republicans {
Of this county have reason 10 be gratified ut s
The selection of Robert Taubman, Of Lexing-
on, as q member of the state committee. No I
better man, no more earnest and loyal repub- .
lean could have been chosen. ALWAYS faith q
Iul. and devoted to the party's Interests, ready {.
% serve 1t with his time aud money. be de- =.
serves the recognition he has received.-and :
his Is b 1t the beginning of better things 7
which the party has IN store for him." T
Though we do not agree with Mr.. Taubman I
n political views we commend what Is said Z
ibove as just and true. Our love of country I,
ellis US that the perpetuity and purity of our &
institutions depend upon having Z
,ood men lead in both parties, and while T
dr. Taubman is on guard In the republican E
amp we feel safe In saying that no disrepa- y.
measures will be resorted to, with his E
onsent. n
The Higginsville Advance has changed its A
lew IN regard to the time OF holding the pri- \
nary election, and in its last issue said v
Last week we made the statement that the L
late set by the democratic executive com h
nittee for holding the primary election 10 the 6
August 9Th, would. we thought, L