Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29
SHORTS
Cream for the creamery.

in.
What kind of q factory shall we secure nee
week?
been ordered.
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry anc
Machine Shops. m6tf
Wanted-A. No. l fresh mich COW. Apply
to C. McGrew. mch29tf
Lafayette County Grange. regular session
H,eginsville, Tuesday, Aprils.
The Montana left ST. Louis for Leave.
worth to-day, Captain, George G. Keith
Baby carriages, new styles, just received
at lowest prices, at Grimes & Venable's. ct
Nr.Chas. Schaefermeyer has removed to his
new stand in the Kriehn building on Main
street.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
We would like to have the telephone put
through, %neighbor, but we don't want the
bucket shop.
Everything hat is new and novel in
~calicoes, gfnghams, chsmbreys, &C., can be
: found at Wilker 4 Miller's. me2t2
A.handsome line of solid silver and plated
ware, suitable for bridal presents, Just re-
eeived, at Grimes & Venable's. mchest2
Republican convention here to-day. The
-udslegStss elected for this township are re-
ported to us tebe all anti-Fslley.s
z" Nh. John Bsehr c~enfemplstes extensive adj
Is dihoas to hts cider fsetory this summer
shoiIid the apple crop warrant them.
Mr.. Farrar commenced moulding brick
. Hbr1ado-, aor1fovh f-nz n = fhroo UaokS than
ever before; the demand is pushing him.
The reports regarding the wheat crop are
more and more encouraging. There will be
q good stand in both late and early sown
fields.
We have an attractive line Of new dress
goods, silks and satins, &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
.ker.& Miller. mch29t2
&C. Ben Russell will sell tickets to the Wool
Growers, Association which meets in Kansas
CITY on the I'd day :of April, at II rates for
the round trip.
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinson's
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
at their office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. 1uly2ltf
In cases of Group the best remedy we can
give is DR.. Jackson's Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Lungwort; gives relief instantly. Sold
by Gosewisch Il Son.. d~ec22m3eow
Attention-Walnut Grove, late residence
Of Dr. Tate, is offered for sale, for sixty days
only. II not sold within that time. it will be
Withdrawn from the market. Apply to Mr..
W.B. Tate.
Ye editor had the canning factory on the
brain, last week, hence the typographical
errors complained of by Layman. His hand
writing is good enough. even though he Is
not a lawyer.
Go to Adam Toeppef or the best sugars,
coffees. teas and fancy groceries, glass and
q .eensware. He will sell as cheap As any
aouse in ~Lexington,as his terms are cash. "a
Franklin street. o13tf
The mails to and from Kansas City, after
April 1, should come by way of the Missouri
Pacific railroad. There are a hundred rea-
sons why they should, and not one good one
why they should not.
DO not take those unpleasant cough medi-
einss'when q more effective preparation can
be had by. calling for q bottle OF DR.. Jack
sons Syrup of Wild Cherry and Lungwort.
Sold by Gosewisch & Son. decosm3eow
The Western, Mo. Nurseries agent will be
on hand at Lexington. to finish up all orders
from this date, up to March 25th, for the
spring delivery. Call on J. A. Edmonds. at
Bell house, or NJ. NJ. Riley feb24tf.
Our stock of carpets, oil cloths, &c., is the
largest in the county. Our prices are as low
SO any house in the state. Therefore, it will
pay you to examine the sam before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Wilker & Miller. m22t2
a. ~ .. L. &1I
Ter -four II you want the best. Their name
Is plainly branded on each sack and roller
patent inside. They will, as heretofore. aim
TO give perfect satisfaction to all CONSUME
ers. If |
AT q regular meeting of Orion Lodge No.
-. 1. o o. f, held March %, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Jos. W. Homer, N. G.; G.. w. Mullinlx. v.
e.; jas. Edelen. Secretary; Morris Gratz,
treasurer.
The democratic primary meeting at the
courthouse, last Saturday, was well attended.
It resulted In the reelection of W. G. Nc.
Causland as committeeman, and unanimous
fnstrpctions In faver of u primary election
for the nomination of county officers.
There was quite a land slide In the I'll near
L. B. Gordon's farm, last Wednesday. A
dumping train has also had to add to the fill
near D. W. B. Tevis' this week. The rains
have washed the loose dirt away from the
road pretty badly for a week or more, but it
IL locked after very sharply.
A burglar entered Mr.. Stewart Summers
store, last Friday night, and took from a
drawer in a desk about $500 In money and
some valuable rapers. The thief failed to
find q similar amount in another drawer in
the same desk. and 800 in cash drawer.
Some of the papers have been returned.
A. Wade, furniture dealer, next door to the
Grange Store, HIgginvsille, wants it distinctly
understood that he is not to be lndersold by
any house IN the county. He will meet any
and all t'cuts" made to attract customers and
will deal fairly with oil. Don't make your
purchases until you have priced his car
pets. mchs9t2
Children will refuse bad tasting cough med
icine but they will all be willing to take DR..
Jackson's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Lung
wort whenever offered. 1t is as pleasant as
I.aple syrup, aud will reach Il had cough
much quicker than any other preparation of
the kind. Sold by Gosewisch q Son, l.exing-
ton, Mo. dec29eowm3
Mr. Geo. NJ. Catron left, Monday last, for a
TRIPOD two OF three weeks through Kansas,
Colorado, New Mexico and Western Texas.
During his absence Capt. j. D. Conner will
discharge the duties OF county school COM
missioner. On the first Saturday in April
Capt. Conner will examine all persons ap. {
plying to him for teachers certificates. {
Notice. In another column will we found q
an article in which all whether they will or
no) are interested. Neglecting to read it may I
prove q very serious as well as an expensive !
affair. We refer to the advertisement Of a
Prickly Ash Bftters. a. knowledge of its I
merits and the benefit you or your family may 1
derive from using 1t will save not only health b
but many dollars otherwise expended in I
''Doetors' bills" mchl51m L
MI. NJ. Fred Bell. Archt., Fulton. Missouri,
was in the city this week, and was ordered to q
plans and specifications for the new II
hank building: fronting twenty-six leet six {
inches on Main street; depth. seventy-nve n
feet. The entire front (three stories high) n
will be iron and French plate glass. The a
first story will be used for the banking de- n
partment, and will have Tile foor, mahogany fl
furniture, hard wood ceiling. The second Y
md third stories will be used for offices, etc.
The new train will be put on the Missouri Il
Pacific railroad ne>t Monday, thus giving ny "
) passenger train each way morning and eve c:
ufn~ Tiki I'll L. l.