Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-01
Rick-rack one dime a bunch, at the 10 cent

Rick-rack one dime a bunch, at the 10 cen
store.
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry an
Machine Shops. m6tf
Four papers of pins full count for a dim
a. the 10 cent store.
Large reduction on Oysters at the Cit,
Restaurant. Retail and wholesale. oct25tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standar,
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machln
shops. m6tf
Call and see the new goods that are JUS
being received at the Ahrens Dry Good
Bazaar. oct4tf
Get your Oysters for Sunday, they ar,
cheaper now than ever before at the Cit,
Restaurant. oct25tf
A number of chamber suits will be sold a
extra low prices at h. 3 F. Winkler's, Lex
ington, Missouri. m3tf
The 10 cent store is filled with useful ar
ticles, and everybody wonders how they car
sell them so cheap.
Col.McClelland and A. A. Lesueur spoke tt
a good audience at the opera house in Odess,
last Saturday afternoon.
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted, for which
we will pay the highest market price. w. S
Clagett Mercantile Company. 1t
The onlv full roller mill flour In La.
fayette county, is made at Aullville. Try it
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may31tf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason.
able prices. in best figured n solid plush, a,
H.. F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. mStf
Next week the - cent store will open the
finest line Of laces ever seen for the money,
bought from the great Chicago sale.
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one OF the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
Chiffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
rites with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at q. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, his.
souri,. m3tf
eyes, put q damned niger on the ticket
and lose five hundred votes" Green d. Sat-
terrified, republican nominee for county sur
veyor.
Saunders is placing all the latest improved
machinery, &C.. in his gallery for the fall
trade. Now we may look out for fine photo
graphs. a30tf
The residence of Mr.. Bugemeyer, in Clay
township, recently purchased Of Mr.. Peake
of this city, was destroyed by fire, last We'd
nesday night. Insurance, 81 200, loss about
$500 or 5000 more.
Onward and upward is the watch word a
Saunders Gallery. He has secured the services
of a very fine crayou artist to work up
crayon portraits. Bring on your old Photos and
have them made to look like life. aug23tf
AvorSa Coroonor;no cok. .1:,,,<lu 81
promptly, to purify and enrich the blood, i'm
prove the appetite, strengthen the nerves, and
brace up the system. 1t is therefore in the
truest sense aAteratioe medicine. Every in
valid should give it a trial. 1t
Abigail S. Coles of Moorestown, Burning
ton county, N. g., says:-''Eighteen months
ago I had the dropsy around the heart. The
first bottle of Hunts kidney and liyerl
remedy gave me great relief. I feel 1
my very existence to Hunts kidney and
hver] remedy. 1t
1 am now ready to do photographing in all
its branches. Having fitted up the rooms
over Myers new building with new scenery,
and the best implements in the market, will
guarantee first class work in every respect.
Please give me a call. T. &. MARYLAND. oppo-
site postoffice. oct25ml
While Mr.. Walter waddell was riding
horseback, last Tuesday, in the neighborhood
of Central Female College, his horse fell with
him, catching his leg underneath and badly
bruising him, though, fortunately, no bonea
were broken. He has since been going about
with one wheel locked.
Owing the great rush for my late make of
photographs, 1 have been unable to fill orders
as promptly AZ l wished but having secured
the services of u gentleman from the east who
is well posted IN all the late improvements of
the art. 1 hope to be more prompt in filling
many orders. r. ID. Saunders. octlStf
Our county court is under attachment to
appear ut KansBs City November Is, and will
probable be held by the United State. court
for contempt In refusing to make LEWIS
agrinst Lexington, Washington and Sniabar
townships on the uncompromised bonds.
Stand by the county court, ~citizeus, whether
you are democrats or republicans.
Mr.. Oscar Billiard came very near being
killed at the Missouri Pacific depot last We'd
nesday. His horses started to run and he fell
between them on the tongue. lie threw him.
self to the ground, thus escaping being crush
ed by the team but was struck by one wheel
on the head, lacerating one ear and produce
ing a serious conclusion just back Of the ear.
The wagon was badly smashed up. The
horses were not much hurt. Mr.. B. was In
big luck to escape with his life.
Prickly Ash Bitters il an unfailing specific
for all complaints arising from a arrangement
nf tho funnfiOns of tho I;yor t. A.
blood and infuses new life into the invalid.
Pains in the side. general uneasiness, loss of
appetite, headache, bilious attacks, &C., &C.,
are sure Indications that a corrective Is need
ed. Prickly Ash Bitters is especially adapt
ed for these complaints. 1t arouses u torpid
liver to action and restores it tn q healthy
oct25mI
'Jay-Eye-See" writes from Waterloo:-"A
serious accident occurred to Lee Williamson, |
son of Turner Williamson, Esq, on Monday
last. While in the woods hunting squirrels, |
and when attempting TO shoot the gun burst, !
lacerating his left hand badly. The thumb |
was blown entirely of and the forefinser |
shattered, which WAS nearly all cut off by /
Drs. Ragland and Lightner who were called |
IN. 1t is the old story. Didn't know the |
gun was loaded" aud a second load was nut
in, thereby causing the explosion 80. Mrs.
Lucy Dennis sold her apples at ST. per barrel.
She will probably have upwards of two hum
dred barrels. John Thompson is loading a
car with wheat. ... Next Tuesday is election
day, and don't you forget it, Vote for
Vote for honest government, |
vote Tor the stock law. Vote the democratic |
ticket throughout, and you will never regret
lt....frof. Demands college Is booming.
len dollars per front foot is asked for lots In
Inc grand opening ut the Ahrens Dry
Good Bazaar. last Saturday night, was a
splendid success. In the dry goods department
he counters were draped in great profusion,
(all shades and colors) in dress silks, silk
Velyets and velveteen and dress goods of
'orelgn fabric especially. The shelving I'D to
he ceiling was also draped with the same
goods, with the addition of dress trimmings.
passamentries, laces, buttons, dress clasps,
&C., all of which presented a grand ap-
Next we saw the bingham depart
nent, draped up the entire height of the cell
ns. The table linen. towel and bleached
muslin and sheeting display was one that
eemed to be very much admired. This dis.
'lay being so arranged as to represent '.The
hammoth Cave" in which fine napkins were
made to represent icic!esi ormed in the cave.
The calico. flannel blanket and bed comforter
all were arranged and draped in
way that few persons would have thn,,h,