Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-13
Weeklg gntelligenfm.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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SHORTS.
Fresh oysters for sale at the City Restau'
rant. a30tf
Central College will be Illuminated to
night.
Kansas City fair next week. One fare fol
the round trip.
The Academy is booming. 1t has, % board
ng and 40 day pupils.
To get the best flour, get it of Robinson 4
Co., Name ON each sack. may31tf
Fresh Graham bread every morning and thu
best light bread at Hackers Bakery. sl3t2.
The Acme and Red B, is the whitest f1oul
on the market; try 1t. Made at Aullville. Fol
sale by all grOcers. may3ltf
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and II
fine plushes, at low prices at H. s. F. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. m3tf
) I want a few head of stock to pasture al
81 a head per month. Blue grass and run
ming water. Apply to Lee D. Ewing, q
miles southeast of Lexington. j~unel4tf
The present boarding house Of the Academy
is so crowded that but one or two more car
be squeezed in. Why do they not hurry and
get through with the new one?
Handmade harness, saddles, brides, &c,
and repairing a specially with Lon Barnes,
Higginsville. Give him a call when you
want good work at lowest prices. a23tf
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 your old Photos and
have them made to look like life. aug23tf
Get A. v. Robinson b Co.'s celebrated roll
Ter -four II you want the best. Their name
Is plainly branded on each sack and roller
patent inside. They will, as heretofore, aim
to give perfect satisfaction to all consum-
ers If
We have adopted the latest and most ap-
proved system Of milling, and are manufac
turing az good roller flour as any mill In the
state. We guarantee every sack. Give us 8
trial. Warner, Baggerly y Co., Odessa. Mis-
souri,. aug23tf
Miss Jhoanna kriehn has received a fine
''Baby Grand'' Steck piano, which she pur.
chased of the Smith American Organ Com
P1AtD AhubAS SAIy1 uAOsS ~
thoroughly considered and tried the various
makes In the market.
Don't get on or of the front platform OF the
street cars. It is both dangerous and incon-
venient. 1t also gives notice that the person
doing SO Is not accustomed to them. Now that
we have city institutions let us do as city PEG.
pie do, and drop our verdant ways.
In the past thirty years there have been
many remedies advertised for the cure OF
kidney and liver troubles and diseases of the
urinary organs. OF only one can it be said
that ut is never known to fail.n That one is
Hunts kidney and Liverl Remedy. 1t
There will be q lawn party for the benefit
Of the Belle Leyburn missionary society,
at The. residence of B. r. Ireland, Saturday
afternoon, September 18th, commencing
at 8 O'Clock. The children Of the different
Sunday Schools and the public generally are
invited to attend.
ing grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan 4 Co.,
J. W. Homer, Jno. Powell, W. 8. Clagett &
Co., Vim. S%hacklett. Grundy Young, Mills &
Bolon, E. g.. Loomis & Co., C. II. Barron,
the best groceries and best -four IN the market
the Aullville Full Roller Flour. june14tf
Our western people are liable TO be laid
low, by malarial fever, when breaking up new
lands. The folks in the east are also COM
planning Of fevers, chills and sgues, arising
from de:aying vegetable matter and imper-
feet drainage. For either east or west the
best remedy is Ayers Ague Cure. 1t
"Did you write up this local for Shocks,
the grocerf" asked the city editor of a con-
temporary Of his assistant. ayes, sir" 'tWell,
do you consider 1t just the thing to announce
that his fresh eggs can't be beat; his cheese
goes of Of its own accord, and his butter
public?"
Before Squire Clayton this week, Geo.
Knicely, wal fined $50 and costs for desertion
Of wife. VIM. Washburn, H%igginsville, sell
ing liquor without license, plead guilty. and
was fined $40 and costs. Mark Goodin and
Elijah Cason colored for disturbing a religious
congregation, near Brush Creek,were fined
$50 and costs each.
Take care Of your liver. A great number OF
the diseases to which mankind are liable arise
from q disordered condition Of this organ.
Keep it In a sound and healthy condition and
you can defy disease. PRICKLY ASH BrrTERs
are especially adapted for this purpose. be-
ing composed of drugs which act on the
liver, giving it tone and strength to Withstand
malaria. aug16m1
Canvassing for the various Offices is now the
order of the day. In going over the county
you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the election
for ohorffP 10 hafxuoor him orI Mr. Ionao
and Mr.. Brown says it Is between him and
Jones; but when you hear any of them talk
ing about making lour thev all guarantee it
to be equal to the Red R; but the ladies all
say we want nothing but Robinson's Roller
Flour and Red R. All sorts of brands are
gotten up to take the place of the Red r, and
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember none
is genuine except Robinson & Co.'S name Is on
the sack. may31tf
We will say to our old friend Of the Odessa
Herald that what we took to be a sermon to
US on the congressional matter was his arti :
Gle Of two weeks ago in which he undertook
to advise us az to what we should do in the
congressional matter upon the assumption
that we were sore upon some point. He may
not have intended to preach, or the word
''preaching" may be offensive to him. If so
we will very cheerfully permit him to desig-
nate the article as he chooses. We do not
sport any sores and have no use for patches.
Upon this question we nave our views. Of
the Herald has, and 1t is our privilege to have
them. with our motives unquestioned. We
have not questioned those of our ~neighbor,
though nothing would be easier. We have
heard the basest motive attributed to both
the Higginsville Advance and the Herald for
their very Jealous support of Mr.. Graves, but
we have not lent our columns to advertise it.
We do not knosO 1t to be true, and that is
enough to exclude it absolutely from THU
paper. We are not treated with the same
consideration, but that does not matter to US.
Two wrongs annOt make a right.
In q communication elsewhere published
"Capt.Jack" makes u suggestion as TO chang,
ing the names Of the streets of Lexington
which we have for some time contem-
plated recommending editorially and which
we Join him now in advising. We have fire.
quently spoken of the difficulty of knowing
the names OF streets as they now stand. Only
q month ago an ordinance was passed by the
council with the wrong name assigned to a
street. The corrections were made by the
printer, but 1t showst the confusion that exfsts
when the council will pass and the mayor
H.