Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-19

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The new gas contract calls for 81 posts at
$27 so each.
d. Hacker has the finest Restaurant and
Bakery in Lexington. jy19t2
You can get the best Red R at Is per hun
dred at all of the principal groceries. jy12 IL
Ice cream at wholesale and retail, delivered
free of charge, by City Restaurant and Ba-
kerry. july5t2
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
sbops. m6tf
500 yards White corded piques reduced
from 81 and 1Oc to &c per yard at Wilker &
MilIer,s. julyl2ts
HARDWOOD, Dover, Missouri, will sell you
goods for cash, cheaper than any other hou-e
| in the country. may11f
Every day adds to the handsome appear
ance of The Methodist college. When finished
it will be a daisy.
The Acme and Red B, is the whitest flour
on the market; try 1t. Made at Aullville. For
sale by all grocers. may3ltf
The death-dealing reaper still gets in its
work. Every paper we pick up has some
accident to record.
All persons who have tried Kerdolff's Sun
Beam Flour say that it is as good rs they
want. Price 81 80 per sack. 1uneIf
Our city is to be put through a course OF
cleansing. Whether the cholera comes or
not, the city needs the renovation.
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. +. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. m3tf
The only full roller mill flour In La
fayette county. is made at Aulivilie. Try 1t.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may31if
The store-house and residence of Arthur
Brown, ut Mayview, was destroyed by fire
last Saturday night. Loss y 1900. Fully in
sured.
The water tower will soon rear itself above
the ground. Mr.. Cavanaugh Is making q
very solid Job. He is just the man for that
sort of work.
Somebody got into the stable Of Rev. Geo.
Keenig and appropriated his gum coat. Such
rascaIs will need fre-proof clothing In the
next world.
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. july21tf
If you want to have good health, live long
and die happy use Kerdoln's Belle Lexing-
ton Flour; it contains all the germ of mid
dlings. Price 80 80 per sack. tune7tf
Mr.. D. M. Cravens, who lives in Clay
township, presented us with a half bushel OF
very fine early harvest apples last Tuesday.
Our whole force extend hearty thanks.
The "Gosewich hedge" on East North
street, has been cut down by Mr.. Bailey, who
lately purchased the premises. It greatly inn
proves the looks of things in that locality.
The ''Famous' dry goods and clothing store
of Higginsville has quit business at hat place,
and removed its stock to Glasgow, Mo-, and
another scalp hangs at Grove Young's belt
The city marshal is preparing his notices to
all property holders to have the alleys in the
Y rear of their promises thoroughly cleaned. A
good move, which we hope will be strictly
l enforced.
. Young mems democratic club meets nex1
Friday night at the courthouse, at 8 O'Clock
. sharp. Messrs. e.. s. Rathbun,! Jr., Ed
t Ryland and A. j. Hall will deliver addresses
Everybody invited.
Messrs. A. v. Robinson & Co., have PLACED
8 us under obligations for a sample package o
I flour made from new wheat. The bread from
. this -four is most excellent, and we advise al
house-keepers TO try it.
: Jim Gates took a little cannon down to tn
river last Saturday evening and fired it sever
. al times over the place where the Mound
boy was drowned the night before. He di'
b not succeed in raising the body.
t Somebody presented Col. Jake Child will
3 a bottle of ''bust-head," and he goes into rap
+ lures of praise, and says he has corked it u
and laid 1t away till after Cleveland's election
This is about as thin a joke as the colone
ever got off. That bottle is dry by this time
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. R. Il
e Price, in Higginsville, last Sunday night, an
went through things pretty thoroughly, br
d only got $40 for their trouble. If a load c
buckshot could have been left lying aroun
for them to find, it would have done theI
good all over.
l. 81 have both used aud sold PRICKLY AS
& BrrTERs for a numbers of years, and thin
D, it the best bitters made for biliousness, live
ct complaints and for toning up the SYSTEM" s
writes w. II. Cole, druggist, of Joplin, Nj
l. A single trial of this remedy will convinc
l: any person of the truth of the above. j12ml
l. All who wish to buv anything IN the furn
l. ture line will do well to see us before buying
~ as we have a large assortment in kitcheI
dining-room, chamber and parlOr furniture
3 which we sell at very low prices. Thankin
the public for past patronage, we respect
10 fully solicit a continuance of the same. Yer
respectfully. H. 4 F. Winkler. m3tf
a. The rails on the street railroad are laid u
Id to the court house, and the whole liz
s. will be finished in a few days. The cars wi
lie be here Monday or Tuesday, and we hol
ne everybody will encourage the enterpris
Let US all help to make it a paving instit
he ton. Whatever helps Lexington. will he
I'd every property owner in the city.
rs When the organs of secretion become ii
IL active by reason Of a cold or other cause, Il
u inflammatory material should be remove
Id and healthy action restored. Ayers Pills a
e' complish this quickly, safely and surel
iy Much serious sickness and suffering might
prevented by promptly correcting such d
1T. rangements which often develop into settl
u disease. 1t
he During the past week Mr.. John Cochin
a has received two beautiful Barre GRAM
n. monuments, one of which he is now letteri
u for the late William Limrick. He has al
zee put up q red beach monument twelve IL
high, for the late DIR. NJ. W. Tate, and
'ss twelve foot Italian monument for the Il
III William c.. Long, and one for the late l
William Boulware.
ISL Mr.. VIM. Jordan has commenced teari
he' away the old ell to the house lately purchs
zen ed by him on Franklin street, preparatory
removing the front back to the alley a
III fronting it west on Elm street. After the
oughly repairing and remodellng it on
in new foundation, he will move in and occu
ost # while be bn;,ds a naw br;ck cott.oe IN ,
III old site, on Franklin, which he promises sh
lce be one ofthe neatest and most convenient n
AZ licences in the city.
'"e Mr.. D.. Hecker at his new stand has fit
up a restaurant that begins to look like t
thing Lexington wants. Ladies and gent
ex- men should call and see how nicely he
b a fixed. Don't judge what the interior will
s." by the exterior of the building. The &c
eel tlemen and his wife, both, are determined
the succeed if polite attention aud close spplit
the ton to business will bring it about. TIL
Us place is light, airy, cool and comfortable. a
life they have everything to comfort the inr
ICY. man, from a beefsteak to ice cream a
nth berries. june21t
nee Mr.. John D.. Landlord met with an unfi
'ds, tunate accident last Thursday, and one viii
he came near being a very serious one. WI
we'd chasing a rat, he stumbled over an old wag
My bed and fell striking his right eye against