Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-27

"A DuSS plaC6 ls tue ~ CcuI 6COIc-
See our ginghams at 5 cents. NJ. F. Royle
& Son. scpte7t2
Goods at half the usual prices, at the 10
cent store.
Best Al heavy cotton in the market for .
cents, at Royle 4 Sons. septs7t4
The Lexington social orchestra hall, last
Monday night was a very pleasant affair.
The heavy wind, last Tuesday night, blew
a tree down on MI. keene's kitchen, doing it
material damage.
Saunders photographs of late have a better
finish and style to them. In fact they have
quite = city appearance. Success to Saun-
ders. sept2Otf
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. 1uly21tf
Onward and upward Is the watch word a
Saunders Gallery. He has secured the services
of a very fine crsyon artist to work up
crayon portraits. Bring on you're old Photos and
have them made to look like life. aug23tf
1t IS a bold statement to say that any med
ieine is 'never known to fail,'' but it Is
stated emphatically by the proprietors OF
Hunts [Hidney and Livcrl Remedy. This
medicine is u specific for diseases OF the kid
neys, liver and bladder, and has u reputation
of thirty years standing. 1t
G. v. Majors, Esq, of Rolla. Mo-, writes,
81 take pleasure in adding my testimony to
that of hundreds of others, as to the efficacy
of PRICKLY ASH BITTERs. 1 have not only
sold it here and IN Arkansas, but have used
1t myself, ant as u regulator of the stomach
AMI bowels, 1 do not think there is anything
better. Its action on the bowels is free, with
out causing any gripping of pain what
ever. sept2Oml
A friend sends us these Grcenton items
"Wheat sowing backward on account OF
rain - corn is selling at 81 - per
barrel delivered. &C. y. Ragland wears a
Cleveland hat The Misses Christy and
Odessa Institute Mrs. j. Q. Benton, Of
Labette County, Kan, has been visiting rela-
tives here Mrs. Annie Graves has return
cd from a three months visit to the golden
state I'D. E. ShOtwell, ESQ.,, will in the
future be found In Odessa. Cabbage Neck's
loss Is Odessa's GAIN. Miss Mollie Satter-
field ia teaching the Linn Grove or Barker
scratching their tickets, should attend a re-
publican speaking, then they will vott
straight. We heard Branch at Odessa.
Mr.. Charles Carlyle, has returned from Nor
gan county. While there he purchased
farm, to which he will go In the spring.,
Mr.. Thomas Slau ghter formerly of Greenton
made a speech at Odessa, Sept. 10th, o
| which all his friends and acquaintance wer,
Justly proud. There is some disease among
the hogs about Greenton."
Personalities.
Mr.. r. Field returned from St. Loui
Thursdsy.
Mr.. John Robinson went down to st. Louf
last Tuesday.
Miss Sue Alexander is visiting her brother
DR.. Alexander, at Marshall.
Miss Mary Quarles left. Tuesday, fol
Louisville, KY, to visit relatives.
Rev. Jas. NJ. Clancy is in the city, wher
he is always welcomed by many friends,
Misses Lula aud Susie Bair were hero las
Tuesday at the Andreen-Allen wedding.
Misses Mary and Fannie Cheatham are Il
attendance upon the st. Louis Exposition.
Miss Katie Wilson left Tuesday, for 81
Louis, where she will spend several weeks.
Prof. Thee. Lennon has gone to st. Loui
to the exposition, and to look ut the school
there.
Misses Grace n Rebekah Field are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. John Roberts, in Loui.
Vile, KY.
Miss Bedie Catron, of Nebraska City, an
Miss Maude Gregory, of Kansas City, ar
visiting Miss Myrtle Russell.
MI. NJ. SOmmeville has permanently r.
turned from Colorado where he has spent tn
greater part of three or four years.
Mr.. Charles H. ROyle was called by telt
graph to Kansas City. Tuesday, because
the illness Of his wife. She was better whe
he reached there.
Mr.. Robert Afford, who has tor the pa
fourteen years made his home in Bates cour
ty, came up last Tuesday night, ON Il visit t
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Ed. w. H.. Ahrens has been east tn
week buying goods. He will open out ne,
week at the Ahrons Dry Goods Bazaar one
the finest stocks ever seen IN the county.
Messrs. VIM. Peake and Charles Collar,
Of Buckner, but who have for tho past We,
been ranching ut Medicine Lodge, Kansa
spent u couple of days In the city this wee
} on business and pleasure.
The following card has boen sent to friend
} "C.-B.-Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Boteler reque.
your presence at the marriage of their daug
ter, Jessie, to Charles Clanin, Wednesda
t October 1. 1884, at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ, Hans
3 City, Mo-, No. 500 MCGEE street."
Mrs. NJ. r. Field, Catherine Cole" of Il
l editorial staff of the New Orleans Picayun
arrived in Lexington, Thursday night, fro
New Mexico, and il at Miss Reinhard
Mrs. Field reports that two-thirds of t
western people will shortly he en- route for t
Cotton Exposition, and that most of the I
r western states are preparing marvellous G
hibits of their products to send to New O
leans.