Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26

d.. Hacker has the finest Restaurant and
Bakery in Lexington. jy19t2
Contractors will make money by watching |
our advertising columns.
You can get the best Red Il at 81 per hun
dred at all of the principal groceries. 1y12 t2
Cholera is getting worse at Marseilles and
Toulon, in France. We must prepare for it.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
800 yards white corded piques reduced
from 81 and 1Oc to Be per yard at Wilker 4
Miller's. tulyl2ts
Harwood, Dover, Missouri, will sell you
goods for cash, cheaper than any other hou.e
in the country. may1If
The Acme and Red b, il the whitest flour
on the market; try II. Made al Anil. lille. For
sale by all grocerS. may3ltf
Blue Lick Water, In any quantity, from q
glass to q barrel, fresh from the Springs in
Kentucky, at Silverman's. jy26m1
All persons who have tried Kerdolff's Sun
Beam Flour say that it is as good as they
want. Price s. SO per sack. june1T
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. 4 F. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. m3tf
The only full roller mill flour in La
fayette county, is made at Auliville. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may3ltf
You can vote in any township in the coun-
ty, but if you do not vote in your own town
ship you lose your vote for township officers.
Let everybody turn out at the primaries,
| vote for the best men, and then let there be
no growing, whoever may get the nOmina-
tiOns.
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. 1uly21tf
of this city, ut the opera house tonight and
Monday night. The middle section will be
reserved for white persons.
Our primary election is at hand, and we
republish the proceedings Of the executive
committee meeting, that all may be posted in
regard to the rules governing the election.
Persons having relatives or friends visiting
them, or who contemplate going out of the
city to visit others, will confer a favor by
writing out the item and sending it to us.
If you want to have good health, live long
and die happy use Kerdolf's Belle Lexing-
ton Flour; it contains all the germ Of mid
billings. Price 81 30 per sack. june7tf
The prospect for a magnificent crop of corn
was never more promising in this section of
country than 1t is to-day, and it is hardly
reasonable to anticipate any accident at this
late a date. The crop will be large, and the
quality will also be better than usual.
81 have both used aud sold PRICKLY ASH
BITTERs for a numbers of years, and think
it the best bitters made for biliousness, liver
complaints and for toning up the SYSTEM" so
writes W. II. Cole, druggist, Of Joplin, No.
A single trial of this remedy will convince
any person of the truth of the above. 1l2ml
Katydids made their appearance several
days ago. There is an old saying that they
always appear exactly six weeks before frost.
The rule did not work last year, as we know
positively that they appeared fully two
months before there was even a sign of q
, frost.
Our colored home talent will give the Can
tata of Esther ut the opera house tonight and
, Monday night. One hundred voices will be
l engaged. A pleasant entertainment is assur-
ed. The central section of seats reserved fol-
white people. We hope the entertainment
will be encouraged.
Mr.. Simmons, of the WaterwOrks COmpa-
ny, takes the cake for Observation-Disclosures
A few days ago he got into his buggy and
, drove to the postOffice for his mail. After
: getting the mail he walked down to the hote
! before he thought of the buggy, and then hat
5 to walk to the postofice to get it.
Judge John E. Ryland has presented us
copy of the tenth annual catalogue of TIT
: State Normal School, at Warrensburg. Thi'
school is designed to train its pupils SO rs t.
l fit them for teachers. The charge of 81, a,
an incidental fee, Is the only one made
and board can be had at very reasonable
: rates.
Z Do not waste your money, and risk injur
y ing your hair by purchasing useless WASHES
, or oils, but buy something that ha, a record
) a remedy that everybody hncws is reliable
Halps Hair Remover will inrigorate strength
Z en- and b~eautify the hair, restore its color i
e faded or turned gray, and render it soft, silk
' en- and lustrOus. 1t
MIR. D. Hecker at his new stand has fittet
I up a restaurant that begins to look like tn
thing Lexington wants. Ladies and gentle
y men should call and see how nicely he j
fixed. Don't judge what the interior will b.
by the exterior of the building. The gen
tlemen and his wife, both, are determined t
y succeed if polite attention and close applica
ton to business will bring it about. Thei
' place is light, airy, cool and comfortable. an
{ they have everything to comfort the inne
man, from a beefsteak to ice cream an,
' berries. june21tf
Il Canvassing for the various offices is now tn
order Of the day. In going over the count
d you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the election
u for sheriff is between him aud Mr.. Jones
{ and MIR. Brown says it is between him an,
= Jones; but when you hear any OF them talk
ing about making flour they all guarantee
to be equal to the Red Il; but the ladies' a
say we want nothing but RObinson's Role
Flour and Red Il. All sorts of brands ar
y gotten up to take the place of the Red r, an
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember non
rs is genuine except Robinson Co.'S name is o
the sack. may31tf
Willard Graham seems determined 10 XII
y himself. While roofing the Baptist churc
u he made three or four narrow escapes frOI
10 falling, each time catching on q chimney
Sc And while roofing the old Maitland store
te house, on the corner of North and Pin
I'd street, not long ago, he succeeded In fallin
off the back part of the house, where It
oi only three stories high. The crowd rushe
rs back TO the spot, expecting to lind a blood
D. corpse, but Willard Was up and laughin,
lie Little tumbles like that only make him hun
Dy CRY. His wife ought to carry a heavy insul
IT. ance on him, as he might find a high plat
some time.
~ "W" writes from Corder:-''Miss Jess
ho Roth is at home, perhaps to remain; I'll
house with which she was engaged havin
VI sold out Mrs. Clinton Sydnor and hi
II aunt, Mrs. Vlvion left last week for Colorad
co Springs. Clint. is in town every day for
letter. He received one the other day, Ill
>, he was so happy that he sent word to all b
- neighbors. Time passes heavily with hin
~, You know how it 49,. Mrs.. r. Lee Smit
-. spent most of the week in the vicinity
&c. COrder visiting Mr.. G.. o. Smith. .....Ml
Thomas Garner resumed business again tn
. e. week, his father, DIR. Garner, Of Richmon,
- purchased the stock. But little has bee
~ done in the way Of threshing wheat in til
~ vicinity-tOO much ram go. Marcellus Harr
son, the son of our next collector, has bee
-. employed as assistant engineer by some OF
~ engaged in improving the navigation of son
n stream in Tennessee. We wish him grel
GU success; he is q worthy Young man 1t
III the settled conviction in this section tn,
re Judpe Harrison will ne our newt collectn