Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
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SIX R'ES.

Water your stock.
\ The ice il about Il foot thick.
I Remember the Turner'S masquerade.
Window shades in all varieties at C.. G.
Ludwlgs. dee6w4
County text book convention Tuesday,
January 6.
Yes. Powelrs is the place for Pierce's Fa-
vorte Sour Mash. nov29m3
Charley M~ontgomery's bridge is ready.
Walk over, gentlemen.
Don't forget the place. John Powell sells
Favorite Sour Mash. nov29m3
The school girls and boys have nearly all
; gone home to spend the holidays.
All work lone simultaneously at Mart
land S gallery, opposite postoface. nov22tf
A large assortment of Sterling Silver and
plated ware for holiday presents. Z. u.
Ludwigs. oeco"4
Wanted-At s unders' photograph gallery,
1000 babies to photograph by the new pro-
,a,. NJ the art. noySlf
Triyg & Shields. The headquarters for
Christmas fruits, Candies, ~raisins, Citron and
fine canned goods, dl3m1
The Acme and Red B. IS the whitest flour
on the market; try 1t. Made at Aullville. For
sale nv ali erocers. msyS1tf
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and in
fine plushes, at low prices at r.. y F. Wink
lar lexington. Missouri. m3tf
The river closed Friday evening OF last
week. Capt. Tom. Wiley crossed on the Ice
about two hours afterward.
All who enjoy dancing and love amuse-
--.t..1d ottapd tho GRAND m8SnnpradH
hall on New Years Eve, at Turner'S Hall.
How Is it that loayes of bread OF equal
weight sell now at the same price that they
did when -four was q dollar q hundred high
er?
C%bifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
RE, with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at q. u f. Winkier's, Lexington, Mis-
-. m3tf
Remember our carrier boys. They Will
call on you New Years morning. A Long
fel,o = wrote their address especially for TINS
occasion.
Every body wants good health, it matters
! not if Cleveland or Blaine is elected. Buy a
sack Of Excelsior -four and make s'ur wne
- .h;,,.er bunny. nov15tf
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
pes, in the city, on Main street. large mousse
pood outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
ONLY 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire otJ.f
Ardinger. ho'.'
Asa ra,ndrop ~foretelis a storm, so does a
pimple upon the human body indicate heaith'
DESTROYING virus in the blood, when can De
n~eutrali ed and expelled only by DIR Harter's
Iron Tonic. oecomi
carro,,ton Democrat:-"Whlle the railroad
right.of-way subscription may need a 1e"
more hundred dollars, yet a sufficient amount
has been secured to Justify US in saying that
tile extension will be made TO Carrollton."
What q popular travelling troupe says Of
Saunders late make of photographs: Best
we have ever seen. To prove it, they had
nice lot of his fine II by IA panels made
some of which are on exhibition at his gal
lery. hos<Iu
Mr.. Thos. Wiley took the ferry to the ia!
county shore, on Wednesday, Of last week
and the ice IAN so heavily he could not get
back till Friday night. when the river
blocked. He says he was nearly starved OUT
as he hud nothing to eat for three DAYS.
Time Is money, and yet you will lind mer
chants trying to induce customers to uss
other brands of -four that may or may no
give their trade satisfaction. when they kno"
when they sell q sack of Robinson's celebra'
ted, that 1t will give satisfaction beyond
doubt. noV-zi
You will find what you want In the follow
ing grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan & Co.
J. W. Homer, Jno. Powell. VS.. Clagett Q
Co., VIM. Shacklett. Grundy Young, Mills q
kBolon, E. G. LOOMS s Co., c. II. Barron
tho best groceries and best -four i'll the marke
the Aull,ille Full Roller Flour. %junel4tf
We are not going to quit business, but a
the season is late and we have a very iarg
stock on hand, we will to-day t
reduce our stock by giving twenty-five pc
cent. off of regular prices, and fifty per CEN
cheaper than any other house In the county
for cash only. Chinn y Chinn, opposite tn
coucthouse. nov29tf
The Academy boyslhave a competitive dri
once a mouth, and the best-drllled pup
wears q medal till it is won from him. a
the close of the year the pupil who shall hav
won it the most times Is to be presente
with a medal. Mr.. Thomas Creushaw wo
the medal at the first drill this session. an
Mr., Jesse Crenshaw captured it the ne2
time.
Odessa Herald:-"We learn from good al
thority that the Odessa and Fort Scott road
now being built on that portion from Fo
Scott, nurtherly to Walnut, for some 81
miles above, which connects with the ros
from Kansas City to Springfield. 1t Is e!
pected that the road will be bridsed al
graded this winter, and next summer tn
..:ll Ia L,,lf IVa Onf this npw9 1rO
different sources.'
The Post in speaking of last weeks fire
Hiysinsville says:-'The loss by the fire W
reach nearly ST, 900. Mr.. Steady loses near
%. 900 above his insurance.; his property W
worth about SO. 800. Mr.. Schuetz's proper
was valued at 81, 900; his net loss will rea
8 1000. The C. " A. depot was damas
about S3Ou. and the plate glass windows
the American Bank and other business hous
In the opera block were broken"
Higginsville Advance: AT an election
the Higginsville Royal Arch Chapter No. II
held last Monday night. the following ota"t
were elected: II. W. Win>or. II. p; Har
Hawkins, King; VIM. Upper, Scribe; A.
E. Lehman, Secretary; A. Wade, Treasure
DR., c. W. Seeber, q. H.; DR.. j. j.. Fulk
san. P. s j. II. Searfoss. r. A. c.; Geo.
Hoax, G. NJ. Sd "; W. P. Chapline, G..
Cd w.; j. NJ. Beach, G.. NJ. LIST "; Mansf'
Wilmott, Guard"
Harmony Lodge, No. 81. A. o. U. Y
elected its officers for the ensuing term !
Thursday: p. NJ. W.. Charles G. Ludwi!
NJ. W., Frank G.. Bowman; Il. F.. Ell
Allen; O., Thos. G. Young; Guide, W.
Duncan; Financier, r. T. Jesse; Record
Thos. E. Austin; Receiver, D. W. B. Tev
Inside Waterman, VIM. NJ. Mills; Outs
Watchman. F. c. I. Brightwell. The abb
and all other members are especially and ?
t~icularly requested to be in attendance
stallation night, Thursday, January 8.
Mr.. W. F. kerdolff has completely o,
hauled his mill substituting rolls for rolls
burrs, so that now he has a full roller II
He has 8 sets of rolls, new scalpers for e
roll, 16 reels all newly clothed, new pul
ers, new elevators, spouting, ETC., indee
practically new mill, no old conductors
anything of the kind. His flour is now s
ond to no patent -four made anywhere,
1. giving universal satisfaction. AS he
ways excelied under the old system, now t
he has got a full roller outfit his -four will