Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-23
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OFFICIAL COUNTY P.PEE.
SHORTS.

Go to the Palace for u square meal ""t7
Eor n SQUARE meal go to the Palace Restau-
49,. aug94
A bie night when the original Miss Temple
augl6td
90 to the Palace Restaurant for fresn
aug9t4
The Palace Restaurant sells the best bread
,tha o,tv aug9t4
To get the best flour, get it of Robinson 4
Co. Name on each sack. h'"s"'u
Walter Gray and Harry Rochelle are win
the Broadway Theater Company. augl'td
The Palace Restaurant is the place to get
the New York Count Oyster served In style.
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and IN
fine plushes, at low prices at Il. r. "nnh-
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. m'o
Blue Lick Water, in any quantity, from u
glass to a barrel. fresh from the Springs IN
Kentucky, at Silverman's. )ysoini
Everv farmer that raises wheat should ger
ono Of the double land rollers manufactured
Inv ". M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uiy2su
C~bifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
rios with bookcase, good and fine work. ana
cbeap at II. & F. Winkler's, lexington Mis-
S m3tf
souri,. -.
Reduced from 81 and S1.25 to 30 cts. a
II. NJ I Gloves of various sizes and colors
they are cheap, call and buy apair' WI
- ,smor augusta
Dr. Chambers has removed his family to
the residence recently occupied by the iami-
Nv of Mr.. Ben Chinn, on the east side oil ASH
street. first door north of Main street.
Onward and upward is the watch wora az
Saunders, Gallery. He has secured the services
of a very fine crayon artist to WORK up
crayon portraits. Bring on your old Photos anu
have them made 10 look like life. aussatf
Get A. v. Robinson 4 Co.'s ceieDra'cu fol-
Ter flour If you want the best. Iheii haiho
Ia plainly branded on each sack-ani foler
patent inside. They will. rs heretofore. am
tn give perfect satisfaction to all consum-
If
ers
We are hsppy to %announc to the house,
ree,ers of this city and county that we have
an excellent stock of table linens, NAPKINS
towels &C., at very low prices. Please call
s,And ace them before purchasing. Wilker q
,In,a. aug23t2
MANY bodily ills result from habitnal con-
st1pation, and a fine constitution may DC
broken and ruined by simple neglect. ihefe
IA no medicine equal to Ayers pills to rorrect
the evil, and restore the organs to NATURAL
healthy, and regular action. II
Ell. Bronaugh, a colored man who lives IN
the bottom above town, sends US one ear Of
corn. having, united, twenty-eight disunct
cobs, all Joined together at the base. n
IA mn "basS, fabrication, either, as anybody
can ace It, them or those, by calling at our
office.
You will find what you want In the 1oiio"'
ing grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan q Co.
j. w. Homer, Jno. Powell, VS.. Clagett q
Co.. VIM. shacklett, Grundy Young, Mills q
Bolon. f.. G. LOomls & Co., C. FL. Barron
the best groceries and best flour in the market
the Aullville Full Roller Flour. tunel4u
The street cars continue to be well patro-
nfzed, and we arc glad to state that there Ii
no doubt now that the enterprise will pay
The cars are a great accommodation to per-
sons coming to the city on business for only a
few hours, rs they get a quick anu comiorta-
BILE ride down town for a nickle.
The Fish Commission Of Missouri has just
nnblished a small book of sixty -four pages,o on
earn Culture, with an appendix on native
fish. It will be sent to residents of Missouri
free of charge, on application and enclosure
of three cents IN postage stamps. Apply 10
Phil Kopplin, jr., Forest Park, st. Louis.
Take care of your liver. A great number OF
the diseases to which mankind are liable arise
from a disordered condition of this organ
Keen It In q sound and healthy condition and
YOU can defy disease. PRICKLY ASH BrrTERf
are especially adapted for this purpose De
ing composed of drugs which act on tho
liver, giving it tone and strength to withstand
malaria aug10m1
Canyassing for the various offices Is now thu
order of the day. In going over the county
you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the election
for sheriff is between him and MIR. Jones
and Mr.. Brown says it is between him AMI
Jones; but whenyou hear any Of them talk
ing about making flour thew all guarantee i
to be equal to the Red r; but the ladies' al
saw we want nothing but Robinson's Roller
Flour and Red r. All sorts OF brands art
gotten up to take the place Of the Red H. AM
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember nom
is genuine except Robinson & Co.'S name Ii OF
e-.ha .o.L may31tf
Mrs. W. G. Musgrove returned, Thursday
evening, from the Brownsville fair, where
she had spent three days. Her father, Mr.
Samuel I. Drysdale, accompanied her to thu
depot, Carrying her yalise. As he was ab0u
to put the valise On the car, a strange maj
grabbed hold of it, and tried to wrench
from him. Mr.. Drysdale threatened to knocl
the fellows head of, and then he let go, ant
ran off. After the train started MI. Drys'
tlale found that his pocketbook and $40 II
money had been stolen. The fellow wa
afterward arrested, but nothing was found OF
him.
Snow and Them writes from Odassa:-
Business good and farmers happy since tn
late rains. 49,. Wheat coming in slow owing I
the markets being a little fiat just
Isaac Warner and wife left for Eldorad
S5prings last Monday mOrnlng....One of GU
fellow townsmen had the misfortune to accl
s~lentally shoot a young lady at the Lone JAG
picnic last Saturday with q target gun. an
she was in a very dangerous condition whe
last heard from 80. Harry Tunstalrs infa'
child was buried in the Odessa cemetery lai
Tuesday. It had been sick for some 81
weeks. when 1t was taken to Lexingto
hoping that the change of air would help Il
little fellow, but he only fingered a few dal
after his arrival In Lexington till he peace
fully passed away to join the happy throng
mat better land. We extend our sympatht
s. the bereayed family. 80. Everything hi
fnuieted since the election, and all are sati
.~ked to abide the results. MIR. A. w .Stevel
returned home last Monday from Eldora'
.Springs, where he had gone for q short res
sr. James Peddicord returned home fro
ferson, City last Sunday we'll satisfied wi
lab0rs at the city, except he would hay
liked to have chan ged the nominee for seer
tary of state ...D DR.. Johnson's dental room
sver the postofiice."
Kansas City Journal, August 2O:-.Tl
sNg man, Mr.. George B. Cook, who acc
-del,tally shot Miss Eliza Koegcr ut the Lol
Jack picnic on Saturday last, came to this CT
Monday night and yesterday morning ga,
himself In charge Of Squire Horace Shelc
who bound him oyer in the sum of $500
1ppear before the grand jury In this city ne
Monday. Messrs. w. T. Carmichael and
I. Hall, who accompanied the young man
this city, went his bond. Mr.. Cooks home
a. Odessa, and he has a position in a publ
school near there for the coming term. +
twas on the picnic grounds with DR.. II.
~fswell, of Odessa, and with him had bet
shooting at some of the various targets on tt
grounds and had succeeded in beating h
friend in shooting, which fact he called Il
a. <xo,&;D 70 and lanfnra.l htp,