Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
Mmklg gatelligenter.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Pure lard oil at the Franklin Street Drug
Store. Jnnel4to
Fine imported French brandy, at Silver
man's. mayloti
Mems caps at Clagett j. Co.'s, only ten
cents. mayi o.i
Whisky from 81 so to So per gallon, at Sill
verman's. maylott
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. niol
Mr.. Farrar has a contract to build 3 brick
houses at Higginsville.
For cheap tinware and hardware, call at
Hsrwood,s. Dover, Mo. milf
To get the best flour. get it of Robinson q
Co. Name on each sack. may3iH
Genuine apple and peach brandy, purity
guaranteed, at Silyerman's. maylOti
Call and see the new patent cane and UNI
brells at Wilker s. Miller's. ~junel4t2
Call aud see the new patent cane and m
hrella, at Wilker n Miller's. june7t2
Found-A bunch Of four keys on leather
\ airing. Owner call and get them.
he sure you get KerdolH's Roller Mills
Flour the hest in the market. Price 10 per
sack. ]une'u
! The storm last Sunday afternoon blew
down one of the chimneys on Central Female
College.
Mr. Higgins says candidates must pay up
before their names can go on primary cleo
ton ticket.
The new patent cane aud umbrella "cao-
bages the bun," call and see it. For sale by
Wilker Il Miller. 1unei4tz
! Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, aud in
fine plushes, at low prices at b. = +. Wink
ler, Lexington, Missouri. mStf
J The brick work, except the tower and
: chimneys, is complete at Central College.
4 Mansard roof next week.
Don't forget to call on Thornton 4 Har-
lkrsyes for furniture, in their new store OPP
S:posite Grove Young, Higginsville. octlSf
EVERY farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
BY W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2stf
Try Nonopole s. Mumm's extra dry cham
N,agne; also q good domestic champagne kept
INSTANTLY on hand. at Silverman's mlOtf
Our parasol and fan department will bear
,our careful inspection; many bargains can
,e found here. Wilker q Miller. junel4tS
All the grocery stores in Lexington sell the
Aullville full roller flour, made by ). w.
Brown & Co.. Aullville, Mo. Try it. m3ltf
C%hifIonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap ut h. q +. Winklers, lexington hils-
souri,. mou
We have an attractive line of new dress
goods, silks and satins, &c. Please examine
| the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
.ser 4 Miller. j~une24t2
n The board of trustees of the W. NJ. A. de-
sire to thank Col. McClelland and Capt. Con-
ner for their aid in getting up the subscrip-
ltion for the school.
Our stock of Mousquetare kid gloves at 60
cents has been replenished. They are selling
fast because they are worth double the
money. Wilker l. Miller. j~unsl4t3
Eleven pounds of granulated sugar 81;
fourteen pounds nice browns sugar 81; twelve
pounds nice currants 81; and all other goods
cheap for cash only at Harwood's. jl4f
The Missouri Pacific railway company will
sell round trip tickets to Ottawa, Kan, TO the
5. 8. Assembly, Jane IS TO %, limited to 40
lays, at one fare for the round trip.
E. Winsor & Son, real estate agents sold
his week for Mrs. Susan c.. Bair to Mr.. WIZ.
N. Jordan, the two story frame residence
lSrner of Franklin and Elm streets, for
8 900 cash.
The city gained the case against Henry
Turner, getting a verdict for $l4 %. ms
saves all costs, and does away with his claim
iof 1915. Beside which the papers in the case
liwere recovered by the city.
respectfully solicit the patronage OF pri-
Y waite families and others who desire a pure
ARTICLE of goods in my line, for medical OF
culinary purposes. l can't be beat as to quail
Aty or price. L. Silverman. may'Otf
In days gone by merchants used to get high
prices for goods, some do yet, but our goods
are all marked in plain figures, and Us we
buy and sell for cash, we can make the lowest
prices. Wilker b Miller. j~unel4t3
Get A. v. Robinson 4 Co.'s celebrated rol
der -four if you want the best. Their name
Is plainly branded on each sack AMI rOllel
patent inside. They will, as heretofore, ain
to give perfect satisfaction to all consnm'
ers. II
What are the desirable qualities in a whisk
er dye? It must be convenient to use, easy
to apply, impossible to rub off, elegant in APP
pearance, aud cheap in price. Buckingham:
Dye IOE Luc WulshCA uuboAS G9S'A 80 sAS
merits. Tryi it. 1t
We have an elegant stock of lawns, piques
organdies and other white goods, together
with q handsome line of laees and embroid.
.eries for trimming the same. Our prices arr
as low as cash can buy them for in this oun
rty, Wilker s. Miller. june14t3.
The Mo. p. and Wabash roads will sem
ont from st. Louis Wednesday, June %, al
excursion train, at one fare for the roun'
: "trip to all stations on the Mo. p. system i
Arkansas or Texas. This means pretty niue
everywhere in the two states. G. Ben.
The iron tank for the waterworks IL I
SHeigh 100 tons. 1t will be LOG feet high, 2;
feet in diameter, 66 feet in circumference
built upon a structure A feet high, erecte
upon the higest eminence around the cit!
A grand monument and a thing of beauty.
The county poorhouse caught fire in tt
roof last Saturday, and was slightly DAMAGE
: II the fire had occurred ten minutes later,t
house would have been consumed, ~ all Il
men were just ready to leave when the III
was discovered. The loss will amount to :
r $40; fully insured.
Fanny Wilson, q young colored woma
went to a picnic last Saturday, and stayed
the country till next day. While cOmil
home Sunday morning her horse becan
frightened, and threw her, breaking one
the bones of her left arm, at the wrist.
will find what you want in the follo'
: ing grocery stores: E. D--ushuu G
n i. W. Homer, inc. Powell, w. s. Clagett
Co., VIM. shacklett. Grundy Young, Mills
Bolan, E. G.. Loomis & Co., c. H. Barro
the best groceries and best flour in the mark
the Aullville Full Roller Flour. ~junel4tf
President Quarles prides himself on t
fruit garden which he has attached to I
Agrounds of the +. A. Seminary. The gil
ien1oyed the luxury of picking and eating t
! Strawberries several times Def re- the sessi'
closed. Mr.. Quarles gathered over thr
tbusheIs at one picking this week. Und
Miss Saffarrans' skillful care, they will ma
Ia toothsome dish for the seminoles of I
looming year.
Mr.. Thomas D. Saunders, our popular al
enterprlsing photographer, has recently ma
great Improvements in his reception parlol
as well as in his operating rooms. He b
newly furnished ,papered and carpeted thel
snd they are very cosy and comfortable. T
walls are hung with beautiful specimens
his art. Among them are particularly II
,ticeable photographs of Misses Aggie Hutc
iison, Efe Stiff. Rev. q. l.. Leyburn, Rev.
8. Blackwell, Judge VIM. Young and n
Will Bolton. In enlarged pictures we l
tleeA some very fine work-a crayon portr