Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-30

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round trip.
Try New York Count Oyster Sat the Palace
Restaurant, aug9t4
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6f
The best meal in the city for 26c, at the
Palace Restaurant. aug9A
Boarders wanted at the Palace Restaurant.
Day board SO per week. aug9t4
See May Temple and Nellie Rochelle, May
Temple and Walter Gray. augl6td
Louie Lord matinee to day. Tonight the
company will present "Mury Surratt."
Faust Oysters of st. Louis, served and for
sale at the City Restaurant from Today on.
See the Hit of the Summer Season at the
opera house, Thursday evening, September
II. sugl6td
Wanted-A male teacher for a country
school. Apply to Thomas Jones, near Lex
ingtOn.
Buy your guns from C, II. S~chaefermeyer,
he sells them cheaper than you find them any
where. augsOt2
Lon Barnes the H%igglnsville saddler Is
headquarters for everything In his line. Give
him q call aug 23n
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tl
A number of chamber suits will he sold at
extra low prices at II. r F. Winkler's, Lex
ington, Missouri. mat
BY Mo. 2. or Wabash to Exposition and
trades procession, st. Louis, Sept. 2 to 8, one
fare round trip.
Parasols and Fans must go regardless OF
cost we must sell them, this month at any
price, Wilker Il Miller. aug2St2
Blue Lick Water, In any quantity, from q
glass to a barrel, fresh from the Springs In
Kentucky, at silverman's. jy26m1.
The Broadway Theater Company OF New
| York are the only company that carry their
winter company in summer. augl6td
We have different shades and colors In
Dress Goods we are offering at sixteen for
one dollar. Wilker II Miller. aug23t2
Parents desiring their children to ride 10
school on the street cars can get liberal rates
by application to Grimes 4 Venable.
The only full roller mill flour In La
fayette county, Is made at Auliville. Try 1t.
All grocers in Lexington keep 1t. may3ltf
Latest styles In parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
II. u F. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. mStf
Now that the oyster season has fairly open
ed, fresh oysters will be served In any and
every style, at the Palace Restaurant a9t4
To those wanting wooden yarns Of every
description, we would remind them that our
new stock hos arrived. Wilker 4 Miller
.~,,oIx;on oF oil bgnJo onJ tho oelahratol
Wood powder, which makes no smoke, and
has better penetrating power; also gun I'm
plements on hand, at C. H. Schsefermeyer's.
We exchange our best roller -four for whes,
with the farmers Just as we did before We
%remodeled. Respectfully, Warner, Ragger'
ly & Co. aug2Stf
Repairing a speciality with Lon Barnes,
Higginsville. When you want harness or sad
dies with neatness and dispatch. Call
around. aug %
F~leischmann's Compressed yeast for sale
at Hackers Bakery. This yeast makes the
finest bread ever made, inside of SIX
hours. auga0tf
Saunders is placing all the latest improved
machinery, &c.. In his gallery for the fal
trade. Now we may look out for fine photo
graphs. asOtf
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinsona
celebrated roller flour in exchange for wheaI
County Bank. july2ltf
Reduced from 81 and S1.a'to 50 cts. .
lot of lid Gloves of various sizes and color
they are cheap, call and buy a pair. VII
ker 4 Miller. aug23t2
DO You want q nice set of wagon or buggy
harness this fall If SO call on Lon Barnes
at Higginsville, He has them in all sly les a
lowest prices. nus23tf
We HAYES few more of those piques an
other white goods left which are worth - I
% cents. We will close the balance at 10 cts
WiIker & Miller. aug23t2
Don't forget LoniBarns when you want any
thing in the saddIery line. Harness, Saddle
Collars. Brides, Robes, &c. &c, always o.
hand ut lowest prices. aiIg % tt
Cheaper than Calico. We have on han
about 90 pieces new dress goods which W
are offering at Ct cts, a yard. Call and g
sixteen yards for 81. Wilker \ Miller.
"Good, quick, cheap" Is Lon Barnes mo,
to. He can be found ut his store In Higgins
vile whenever you want anything In tn
saddlery or harness line. Repairing n spec
ialty. aug23tf
Yves. Satterly and two Shea boys wer
brought before Recorder WelbOrn oil Frida
last for placing stones on the street railwa
track. They were tined S6 As each. Th1
should he Il warning to others.
:, We have adopted the htest and most ar
. ,,oxo ,,,to,, ~ sriIfnu anN are manufYa
, turing AZ good roller flDur rs any mill in III
state. We guarantee every sack. Give us
trial. Warner. Baggerly y Co., Odessa. Mis
1 souri,. aua23tf
Doctors are getting more and more into til
habit of prescribing proprietary medicines
their practice especially that known rs Hunt
; n idney and Iiverl Remedy for diseascs
> the kidneys, liver and bladder. They knO'
! from experience that it is of more value in
such diseases than any prescription they Ca
write. 1t
Z The school board, last Thursday, made
" thorough inspection of the First, SecOnd an
u Third Ward school houses, and found The
. In apple pie order for the commencement
the schools next Monday. The repair
+. painting, calcimining and cleaning are 9
" complete, and each house Is In much bett,
condition than any time for several year
The colored school house Is also undergoing
- thorough course Of repairs and will dOubtle
be in readiness for school by the lime Ii
n needed.
u Greenton ltems:-Fnrmers busy preparil
land for wheat. Corn crop tise. DR.. RoI
- inson has sixty acres growing, estimated
- fifteen barrels per acre Ben. Lawhorn hl
several ribs broken q few days since by
- young horse he was hiching To a sulky rak
Owing to DR.. Mann's medical skill, and Ber
determination to never say die he IL gOl,
70 about. John Durbn hud his arm broke
70 some days ago while unbelting his thresher
e' Newton Shanks paid GreentOn u flying via
~ last week; he has Just returned from Racl
y ensack; reports boomers booming. ...M Mrs.
!" b. TIlden. of Chicago, Is at MIR. G. Y. FOrd'
A. l.. Il. Esq, was the only person who we
70 had business In Lexington that day go. Nj
% Bertha Swink will attend school vt Cent?
u Female College the coming session T.
Misses Robinson, of Boone county, az
lie Sterne of Ray, have been Waiting RELATIVE
y here for some weeks Mr.. H. Mauzey 10
III to WIN. j. Whitsett, Aug. %. IL head go'
stock hogs, average weight 222 pounds; pri
10 ct cents per pound. 8. w. Barker to snln
three head of rough cattle; price for lot $Y5
IL How does Skinker like Harrlson's promotlo
and Hough's retirementr We would say
the Skinker court. the mills of the Gods m,
Fe grind slowly, hut they grind eXceedil