Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14

ia tSst IA
in Lafayette county. may1Otf
Guinness Dublin Stout and Bass London
pale ale. ut Silvernan's. maylOtf
Persons wanting to pasture cows, call on
W. b. Tate, at book store. may24tf
The storm of wind and rain last Sunday
did very little damage in this city and county.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6t1
HARDWOOD, Dover, Missouri, will sell you
goods for cash, cheaper than any other house
in the country. mayl'f
The new patent cane and umbrella ''cab-
bages the bum" call aud see it. For sale by
Wilker l. Miller. m3l t3
The Acme and Red B, is the whitest flour
on the market; try II. Made at Aullville. For
sale by all grocers. may3ltf
All persons who have tried kerdolffs Sun
Beam Flour say that it is as good as they
want. Price ~ so per sack. june1f
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H.. y f. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. m3tf
The only full roller mill flour In La
fayette county. is made at Aaliville. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. msySlif
MY stock of wines and liquors is complete
in every detail and you can always get what
you want at the corner. L. Silverman. tt
We have an attractive line Of new dress
goods, silks and satins, sc. Please examine
the anne before purchasing elsewhere. Will
ker & Miller. june7t2
With the advent of sumlner we come to the
front with a large stock of parasols and fans,
which we are offering at low prices. Will
ker = Miller. j~une14t3
Farmers take notice, you can get ROBINSON
celebrated roller flour in exchange for wheat
at their office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. july21tf
nyou want to have good health, live long
and die happy use Kerdolff's Belle Lexing-
ton Flour; it contains all the germ of mid
dlings. Price 80 80 per sack. june7tf
My stock of California wines embraces
Angelica, sweet and dry Catawba, Port, Hook.
Claret, Seeding, &C., &C., and is complete in
every detail. L. Silverman. mayl0tt
Mr.. William n. Saunders elsewhere an
nounces himself as a candidate for county
justice, eastern district. He is well known,
and is sound OF the bond question.
We are offering so dozen 8 button "Mous-
quetaire" kid gloves in blacks and ~colors,:. vi
| sixty cents a pair, worth 81 %. Call early
| and get your fit. WiIker Il Miller, Franklin
street. iunel4t2
Silverman buys his goods from the manu-
facturers in Kentucky, and consequently has
no competitors in prices or quality of goods
in this market. Call on HIM when you require
anything in the liquor line. may1Otf
Get up, and early, with the dry goods mel
of Franklin street (meaning Wilker q Mil
ler.) They are on hand with q large stocI
of dry goods, carpets, &c. They will sell vol
goods cheap. Wilker = Miller. junel4t3
Our spring stock of dry goods, notions
carpets, oil cloths, &C., is complete, and u.
We bought for cash, we can guarantee onI
prices to be as low rs any in the country. Al
ker 4 Miller. juDe7t2
Til governor has commuted VIM. Wyker's
sentence from Sept. 1886 to June l, 1885, or
a strong petition from officers of the cour1
here. Wyker is now SO years old, has serv'
ed 9 years, and been a good prisoner. Thu
clemency is no doubt well exercised.
For pure Kentucky WHISTLES be sure to cal
at the red corner, Silverman's stand. where
more goods of the kind are kept than in any
other house in the county, and more value ii
given for the Money. Fine wines, liquors
cigars, &C., always in stock. Family supplies
made a specially. apr19tf
At a certain season of the year nearly
every person suffers to u greater or less FIX
tent from impurity Of the blood, biliousness
&C., &c. This should be remAdied a. soon a
discovered, otherwise serious results ma,
follow. sherman's "PRIcLY ASH BITTERs'
will effectually removr all faint of disea>'
and restore you to health. may11ml
ALI who wish to buv anything In the furni
ture line will do we'll to see US before buying
as we nave q large assortment in kitchen
dining-room, chamber and parlor furpiture
which we sell at very low prices. Thankin
the public for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit a continuance OF The same. Yer
respectfully. H. Il F. " inhier. m3tf
Mr.. and Mrs Starr the parents OF the youn
man found in the river, and who was burr,
on the VIM. T. Hays place, mentioned in las
weeks paper, came down from Kansas Cit
last Wednesday and identified the body.
was so decomposed, however, that it will b
left until cold weather. The boy had bee
in bathing. He could not swim, and gettin
into a current, was drowned. lie had bee
in the wafer about 8 days when found.
= Will one and all please remember MiSsouI
Pacific and Wabash of1,e is not only to ae
commodate, but is expected to relieve depot'
l am there to sell railroad tickets aud bu
tickets therewith-bnt am not there 10 tai
bus calls unless you have railroad ticket!
The railroad pays me and rent of Office. RI
member this and come prepared to buy YOU
railroad tickets as we'll as to leave -FOUR b.
call. c, BEN RUSSELL, Agent.
The people of Lexington and Lafayet
| county should encourage honesty by buyir
, their wines, liquors, &C., from a man wi
4 pays a heavy license for the privilege of st
ing them. True, it is popularity consider,
D more ''genteel' and respectable to sell liqu,
without going through the formality of pa,
ing the requisite license. but it is no mo
Than common Justice that we who pay Il
;. piper should enjoy a little of the dancing.
Silverman. may1Otf
Canvassing for the various Offices is now t
|, order Of the day. In going over the coun
you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the electi'
a for sheriff Is between him and Mr.. JON
and Mr.. Brown says it is between him al
IL Jones; but when you hear any of them tai
ing about making flour thew all guarantee
10 be equal to the Red R; but the ladies
: say we want nothing but Robinson's Roll
Il Flour and Red R All sorts OF brands a
y gotten up to take the place of the Red R, u
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember no
is genuine except Robinson 4 Co.'S name is
the sack. may3lt1
The Lexington school board will meet
" the 18th inst, to elect teachers. Thu hi
:. character attained by the schools should,
- our opinion, be maintained by the retenti
" at the heads of the schools and departmel
u of the able teachers now employed. The
are cases where men may do better til
'e women, but they are not cases in poi
" There were no complaints, worthy to wei
Is anything, as to the management of the scho
'e last year. AS between women and men
~ work that can be done equally as well by
&c one As the other,t the Intelligencer is slwa
- for the women. The man has q thousa
nc avenues opened to him in life to the one
10 two offered to woman. In nearly everythI
q woman does with her hands to earn a Ii,
Id lihood she looses her soIial position and sir
lie either out of notice or into unepviable no
$, riety. 1t ought not to be so, but it is
As Teaching is one of the exceptions to t
n, rule. Then, in the name of fairness and {
ne cency, let us not attempt to curtail the M.