Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-05

Inc song Oh Tue reaper Is ucaiu III iouo.
Pure lard oil at the Franklin Street Drug
1unel4t6
Jim Gates is boarding at the "boose" for a
short spell.
There was a little hail in the rain Wednes-
day evening.
Gasoline stoves need oil. Call at Vaughan
s. Trigg's aud get it. tuly6t1
Call on Vaughan h Trigg for anything in
the family grocery line. july5tl
Affairs have been quite lively in police cir
cles for the past two weeks.
The best bread and rolls at Hackers City
Restaurant. Fresh every day. july5t2
Bring in your chickens and hams, farmers.
Town people must have something to eat.
The best and cheapest harvest whisky in
the city at the Postofice Exchange Saloon. IL
Ice cream at wholesale and retail, delivered
free of charge, by City Restaurant and Bs-
kerry. )uly5t2
Gel Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, st Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
Harwood, Dover, Missouri, will sell you
goods for cash, cheaper than any other house
in the country. mayl'u
The Acme and Red B, is the whitest flour
on the market; try II. Made ut Aullville. Fol
sale BY all grocers. msy3ltf
All persons who have tried Kerdolff's Sun
Beam Flour say that it is as good as they
want. Price 81 80 per sack. juneItf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
Il. & f. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. m3tt
The only full roller mill -four in LIZ
fayette county, is made at Aaliville. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may3lif
One good rain in the next two weeks, and
one about the tenth of August, will secure
to this county as large a corn crop as we ever
made.
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinson's
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
at their office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. jnly21tf
If you want to have good health, live long
and die happy use Kerdolff's Belle Lexing-
dlings. Price 81 30 per sack. j%une7tf
The steamer D. r. Powell, which left st.
Louis last Saturday, had on board 100000
| wheat sacks for points along the river. Mr..
| l.. W.. Wernwag received l6,0OO.at Waverly
aud Berlin. This is the first order, and it is
likely several more such orders will be made.
Many medicines now on the market W
what virtue they posses to the presence of
| powerful and poisonous drugs. Hunts kid
ney and Liverl Remedy is purely vegetable
and will not injure the feeblest and most del
icate person. II
The trial of VIM. s. Ball, on the charge of
assault with q deadly weapon, came up be-
fore Esquire Hale last Tuesday, on q change
of venue from Esquire Clayton. Ball was
bound over in the sum of 500. which he
gave without trouble, and is at liberty.
Boys, there is very strict law about carry
ing concealed ~weapons-e5O fine being the
least penalty. We know that it il hard to get
q jury that will do its duty in such cases, but
such a thing might happen. and you might be
a victim. Better leave your weapons al
home. Only towards have use for them.
Mr.. Ed. Meyer is having the rubbish re.
moved, and is preparing to erect a new house
in the place of the one recently burned. The
building will be two stories, 32x65 feet, ant
will be put up Immediately. The lower room
is already rented, we learn. Mr.. Robert
Berrie has the contract for the brick work..
A musical instrument man sold thirteen
instruments in this. city and vicinity in twent!
days, ending last Saturday. We believe hi
sales were five pianos aud eight organs. Thia
speaks well for the prosperity of our peo
pie. The agent is afraid the county will b.
overrun with agents after they hear of hi
sales.
Goose Pond broke loose again Wednesda.
morning. Enginee Benedict put a couple o
loads of dirt into the breach. and the pom,
was soon filled by the rain of Thursday, whicl
all leaked out Thursday evening. This plac
needs to be thoroughly fixed, or the city viii
soon lose $500 or more, to replace the rock
work there.
All who wish to buv anything IN the furni
ture line will do well to see us before buying
as we have q large assortment in kitchen
dining-room, chamber and parlor furniture
which we sell at very low prices. Thankin
l the public for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit a continuance of the same. Yer
respectfully. H. & F. Winkler. m3tf
Advocates of prohibition need have no fe II
, of 'PRIcKLY ASH BIrrERs' as it is IA met
icine land by reason of lis c~athartic propertie
' cannot be used as q beverage. 1t is manufactul
V ed from the purest materials and acts directl
on the liver, kidneys, stomach ald bowels
J As a blood purifier it has no equal. 1t
$ pleasant to the taste. and effective in az
ton. june21m1
! Mr.. Chas. NJ. Meet took possession of ii
and seemed as happy as a boy with his fir
boots. His deputy, Edmond. Immediately b
: gan cleaning up, and now the place has
neater appearance than usual. Charlie is
good weighmaster, and during his last ter
Il gave universal satisfaction, and we are ghs
to see him back.
Monday the case of the state Va. A. &
Geyer for keeping a gambling house, W,
tried before Esquire Hale. The jury was OF
about Is minutes, and brough. in a verdict
Z not guilty. The case was ably and vigorous
= prosecuted by Jno. s. Blackwell, prosecutil
l. attorney, and defended by Mr.. j. D. Shewa
ter. There was also a charge of assau
against one of the defendants, which was d
missed.
s.. The wind, Wednesday evening, blew t
d ferry boat from her moorings on the 9th
Is side Of the river, breaking two small lin
ID with which she was tied. The boat til
Is came over to this side, and weathered out t
at gale, which lasted but a short time. ]
damage was done. The wind was much me
le severe on the river than up IN the city. v
81 learn that the storm belt was very mario
J. only extending to Capt. Raakins' farm on I
an north, and to the old fair grounds on t
C.. sOAth.
MT Mr.. d. Hecker at his new stand has fit
of up a restaurant that begins to look like t
ps thing Lexington wants. Ladies and gent
lie men should call and see how nicely he
ng fixed. Don't judge what the interior will
by the exterior of the building. The &c
ar tlemen and his wife, both, are determined
les succeed if polite attention and close apple
A, ton to business will bring it about. TIL
he place is light, airy, cool and comfortable. a
in they have everything to comfort the inl
rs man, from a beefsteak 10 ice cream a
OPP berries. june2lt
up Canvassing for the various Offices is now
il order of the day. In going over the coul
oy you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the elect
n for sheriff is between him and MIR. Jon
and MI. Brown says it is between him a
on Jones; but when you hear any of them ia
asst ing about making -four thew all guarantee
EN- to be equal to the Red R; but the ladies'
Oh say we want nothing but Robinson's Rol
ng Flour and Red R.. All sorts of brands
re- gotten up to take the place of the Red r, s