Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
Plant your corn early.
Vegetables for the Gamer

Plant your corn early.
Vegetables for the cannery!
Let US secure that w. NJ. A. building thi
spring. We cannot afford to have it lay owe,
another year.
Collins Ague Cure corrects the liver, ant
is 4 positive cure for biliousness. For sale by
GOsewisch & Son. dec2oeowm3
Davis, Domestic New American No. :, ant
White sewing machines. just received, al
bottom Prices, at Grimes & Venable's. ct
Gentlemen, shall it be said that we canno,
raise ) $500 to secure first class accommoda.
ton for our one male school : That won'
do.
We have an attractive line Of new dress
goods. silks and satins, &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Viii
ker " Miller. m22f2
Don't neglect that cough thinking it Will
pass away OF itself; take it in time, DR.. jack
sons Wild Cherry and Lungwort will give
you a permanent cure. Sold by Gosewisch &
Son. dec2SmSeow
A Michigan boy ate a bar of soap, drank d
lot Of soda water and went to bed to cure Ills
cold. The doctor had q hard time to pull him
through. but The boy 10 says the next time
he catches Il cold he will use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t
Our spring stock of dry goods, notions, car
| pets, oil cloths, &C., Ia now complete, and as
we bought for cash, we can guarantee our
prices to be as low as any In the county. An
early call will convince you Of the fact. Will
ker & Miller. mche9t2
The opening OF the spring will at last
bring us the much wished for through line,
| and consequently the bridge across the big
muddy; it will also bring US something more
certain and Of as much and probably more
direct benefit to our people, and that Is, the
opening of the biggest and best selected
stock Of clothing, hats, caps. gents furnishing
goods, trunks, ~valises, this city could ever
boast Of. Our e~nterprising clothier, Mr..
Philip Keller, is in New York now, selecting
with due care, the latest patterns and the
best goods for ss little money as cash in hand
will buy them. He proposes not to be out
done by anybody. n with our knowledge
and faith in his ability to please the people,
we do not say too much by asserting that the
expectations Of the fastidious shall be resli.
zed to the fullest extent. We have not the
space to enumerate all the different STYLES to
be found in this immense establishment:
suffice it to say. it will pay everybody to take
3 look q convince themselves Of the veracl-
ty, Of our statements. The time for humbug
and deception has passed, aud this communi-
ty composed entirely of intelligent people,
will not be duped by sham advertisements.
Philip Keller has been here for a number of
years, and his past record is one to be proud
OF, and for people to talk of and show with
just pride this mammoth house, whose equal
can't be found outside of St. Louis. His
spring stock will arrive in about two weeks,
and due notice will given Of it. In the mean
time, to make room, all remaining winter
goods will be sold at and below cost. Special
prices will be giveu on overcoats.
Come one, come all, both large and small,
Save money by buying an overcoat for next
fall. mchI5tf
"W" writes from Corder:-"The Presby-
terians occupied their new church on last
Saturday and Sunday. 1t is a neat, comfort
able structure, and would be an ornament to
q much larger town. The membership,
though small in number, has, by liberalitv
and perseverance, accomplished much for the
Interest of the town and community, and for
the advancement Of the Masters cause. Ser
vices night and day, will probably continue
through the week, by Rev. Menstrel, Of
Slater. His discOurses thus far, have all dis
played much ability. At eleven o'clock Sun.
day, he preached a sermon to & full house, :
from John l7:15 II pray not that thou
ohOnlfat fQko than, ruf nf tho uporl1 b,,k that
thou shouldst keep them from the evil.' The
reasons why His people should remain In the
world were listened to with profound silence !
and with deep interest. At night his text
was: at Is Finished.'' His answers to the |
question "What Is Finished p were of such |
feeling and power, as to make many impress |
sions for good. The congregations are large
and attentive, and the Indications are that |
much good will be done In the name of the |
Master. Nothing OF much n ote since our |
last. We intend to make an attempt to en-
large our school building. This certainly
ought to be done. This IL dull time of the
year with the merchants, but those of this
place are getting ready for a large spring
trade. -. Judge Harrison left, Saturday, for
Columbia. to visit his family, expecting TO
report at Jefferson City on Monday. Mr..
Frank Corder and lady, are on q visit in
Missouri and southern Kansas.
They will remain until about the first Of
April. 1t Is astonishing how soon the young
married men eau put away childish ways
and become as men. Frank is all energy and
business 49,. Nathan Corder has a nice cage
for his bird, and we judge from the way he
Is stringing wire around the premises, that
be expects to bring her home soon We
think the prospects good for a wheat crop.
We hear some say that they expect to plow
a part of their crop; others, that much of
t will be SO thin that the weeds will take it:
but as It was thought by many two weeks
'go to be entirely killed, we think it better
1ot to be hasty In our conclusions. go Permit
Is to say that you have many friends In this
who would be proud to see you one
II the state officials, and hope every proper
means will be employed by the people of the
'ou wonld wear with credit to our people,
nd advantage to the county. ... There lie
lot much talk about the prospects OF the
many aspirants for county Offices. We hope
ve will do no harm by saying that the most
do hear Is Bowman for sheriff. Ryland for
probate judge. Does the western part Of the
ounty wish TO Withdraw from the UNION : {
What does she mean by ~electipg the county
ttorney without even submitting his claims
o the people Of Dover and Middleton ? She :
> becoming more insolent than Bismarck. .
t he did come from the west, does he no,
elong to the east IS we'll :"t Read the call ,
gain. There are a number Of eastern names 3
n It. I
Boom" for the Grange. I
EDITOR lNTELLIaENcEs:- IL seems 10 q
e the desire of numerous patrons through =
ut the county that the grange have u boom, =
become the banner county of the state, b
o hereby second the move, and call upon all II
atrons In the county to put their shoulders v
the wheel aud make one long and steady a
ui all along the line Of % Cooperation for the o
lccess OF the order. The motto 81 our eoun. p
:, United we stand divided We fall," u
'onld tie the watchword OF every patron. "
1e have nothing to fear in any OF our en-.
from outside influences, 1t is only e
ON tnterna! discussions that we can he hurt. d
rother e. 3. DeBernsrdi lecturer In the \
issouri State Grange, is now In the county u
orking Up the order; he Is an able exponent II
the principles of the order, aud it will pay v
" farmer whether he be d patron or notl IL