Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-11-22
M5eeklp gntelligeneer.
orrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

November 24tf.
Saunders has no competition III taxing pho'
tographs of children. ho''''
Tboroughbred l.. S. Association meeting To-
day ut Higginsyille.
probate court adjourned last Thursday,
until the first Monday in January.
All work done instantaneously at Mart
and 5 gallery, opposite postoffice. nov22ti
Grand ball at Turner'S Hall Thansgivlng
NIGHT. Admittance SOC, members free nlotd
Remember Peck's Bad Boy at opera house,
Monday, Nov a4th, funniest play OF the age
Read the new I'D of the W. S. Clagett
Mercantile Company. They are always III
the lead. no''o"
The new hose carriage arrived Thurday,
damaged. It is at Nicholson 4 Bartels' shop
for repairs. It,
90 and see his pa. ma, the grocerman' MS
chum and the Bad Boy. They give very
funny show.
Wanted-At S ..unders' photograph gallery
900 babies to photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. 49,
Every taxpayer of Lexington township
shouh attend the meeting at the courthouse
next Saturday.
The Acme and Red B. IS the whitest nour
on the market: try ii. nade at Aullville. For
~ -, II, ,rocars may31tf
oh va lovers of amusement, don't forget 10
.,tsn5 the A. q. H. ball at Turner Hall,
Monday eve, Nov. Oath.
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats anu III
fine pushes, at low prices at ii. r. nh-
.Ae .:-o.o,, Missouri. m3tf
SELF. Schwab Co.'S. celebrated make Oh
boots and shoes are sold in this city Dy the
VS.. Clagett Mercantile Co. noVio.'
Those in want of comforts and biankets
will find positively the largest stock ana low
est prices at Wilker & Miller's. noVlo'a
thiffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ri., with bookcase, good and nne WORK. anu
cbesp at Il. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, MIS-
ouep m3tf
Grove Young intends to quit business. he
win commence closing out his great stock ol
good, below cost next Monday, the 24th o.
$50 ss.. nov22tf
make speciality in Cabinet Photos o
babies. Will guarantee good work. Al
work done instantaneously. 7. c. Martland
opposite postoftice. oet1omi
Every body wants good health, it matter
not Il Cleveland or Blaine Is elected. Buy
..ct. of Excelsior -four and make your VIII
.nnd,an h.nnv. nov16tf
Grove Young has nearly 1000 overcoats o.
hand and about the same number OF Arcti'
over shoes, he intends to commence siaush
tering them next Monday. noS2zta
In dress goods we have full line from OF
nm Also a full line Of silks and sstins. Ou
6c
US when you want anything IN TINS hn'
Wflker u Miller. n''Ao.A
What q popular travelling troupe says
saunders' late make Of photographs: be
we have ever seen. To prove 1t, they had
nice lot of his fine IL by IA panels mad
some Of which are on exhibition at his "a
lery.
Tn cloaks and shawls we can show as larE
an assortment and as elegant stock as 81
firm in the county. DO not pass us by,
come and look at our goods and prices
fore purchasing elsewhere. Wlker
,1,,on nov15t2
A baby was born in a cemetery At Marsha
town, Iowa, short time ago, but ever
where can be seen babies borne to the Gem
tery because mothers cruelty neglect to pr
cure DR.. Bills Cough Syrup. a sure cure
Group, colds and coughs.
Time is money, and yet you Will hnd Ill
chants trying to induce customers 10
other brands of flour that may or may
give their trade satisfaction, when they kn'
when they sell sack of Robinsons celeb
ted, that it will give satisfaction beyonc
doubt. hof|I'
G,,l hot Uni yEa
ing grocery stores: E. b. vaughan q
J.W. Homer, Jno. Powell, w. $. Clsget'
Co., VIM. Shacklett. Grundy Young, Mill
Bolon, E. 6. LOOMS & Co., c. H. Barr
the best groceries and best flour in the mar
the Aullville Full Roller Flour. junel4
Strayed or stolen-From A. Honderi
Wellington, Mo-, on Saturday night, Nov.
one bay mare, about 16 hands high,
built, about 10 or 12 years old. collar
saddle marks, several scars on her left
A liberal reward paid for return to me
for information leading to her .whe
.houts nov15
From among the many testimonials rec'
ed we select the following written by j..
:. Carter, q resident of Phelps county, 4
who says, 81 have used Sherman's Prit
Ash Bitters to the best advantage, and
honestly testify that it has done myself
family an immense good, and from my
perience recommend it highly to all su
a-sn nov22n
"Chatterbox' writes from Bates Cit
Grand display of fireworks last Friday
and tin pan music. Misses Gum and
monson, who have been visiting relative
this vicinity expect to leave for home 500
Mr.. Clem Alspaugh has left our little G.
and gone to try his fortune In the lar
Stand 1t girls II you can. Several gentle
in this community took in the Lexington
works Monday; they pronounced it
cess Times dull. Wheat coming
slowly. Died, Saturday, Nov. sth,
wife of MIR. Il. E. King"
The Intelligencer has from time to
called attention to the fact that the city
nue. was being expended somewhat reel
ay, and that, too, with neglect OF some
important work that should have been
such for instance as the protection o
msn.hole north of Main street, OIL S
street, and we have published elaboral
ports Of the council proceedings, estin
etc. which we thought should have el
more interest from the citizens generally
they have done In our i-sue to-day.
ever, citizen hanis the council owe
Goals In a pretty lively manner, and ask
some pertinent questions. 1t has seen
US for some time that the council was q
into q predicament from which it woult
1t little difficult to extricate itself, tn
enue being practically all expended, ar
months of the fiscal year still remaining
4 The benefit concerts, rendered Miss
T. Bayliss, which were postponed
time ago, have been definitely appoln
come of December LIST and End, an
opera house engaged. Prot. Emil Lie
of Chicago. who will be the main sttr
has also telegraphed that he will be hs
the proposed dates. Prof. Liebling, v
pupil of Liszt, is one Of the leading p
of the age, and has few equals either
country or in Europe, and the opportul
hear such an illustrious artist is on'
none should miss;especialy should the
of our Female Colleges enjoy the adv
of hearing so great an sxempliicat
piano music Prof. Leiblng will, In
events interpret the leading works o
composers as Beethoven, Bach, Chopin
Kullak, Raff, etc. Miss Bayliss will ais
the assistance of Miss Anna Shumwa
Of the rising young sopranos of Chicae
u promising pupil Of Mad. kempto
leading vocal teacher of that city.
Shumway is bright, polite and attrac