Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-21
Weeklg gntelligenter,
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
rorn is inst hnmninp itself

SHORTS.
Corn is just humping itself.
Pure lard oil at the Franklin Street Dr.
Store. junel4t6
Mems caps at Clagett & Co.'s, only tt
cents. maylOtf
Sell your old iron at Jo1dan's Foundry al
Machine Shops. n6tf
=: For cheap tinware and hardware, call
Harwood's, Dover, Mo. m17tf
To get the best flour, get it of Robinson
Co. Name on each sack. may3ltf
Call and see the new patent cane and um
brella at Wilker & Miller's. june14t2
Wheat will do much better than WIS
thought two weeks ago.
Call and see the new patent cane and um
brella, at Wilker Il Miller's. iune7t2
Raspberry festival, Baptist church, mex
Thursday evening and night.
Corder is pretty well represented this week
outside and inside of the paper.
This is the longest day. The longest nigh
was when the council met last. Phew!
Be sure you get Kerdola's Roller Mill
Flour, the best in the market. Price 80 pc
sack. june7tf
A four penny note of Pennsylvania. 17I7
is one of the curiosities in Frank Lam3orn'
possession.
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and il
fne,plushes, at low prices at H. 4 F. Wink
Ter Lexington, Missouri. m3tf
Don't forget to call on Thornton & Har-
graves for furniture, in their new store OPP
2osite Grove Young, Higginsville. oct1Stf
Every farmer that raises wheat should gel
one. of the double land rollers manufactured
BY ~. M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
Our psrasol and fan department will bear
your careful inspection; many bargains can
be found here. Wilker h Miller. junel4t3
The editor of this paper kno VS. of a good
lady teacher who has not made any engage
ment for the approaching school year.
All the grocery stores in Lexington sell the
Aullville full roller flour, made by j.. w.
Brown l. Co.. Aullville, Mo. Try it. m51tf
Mr.. Geo. F. Maitland started the ball for
the csnnery, Monday, with 90 bushels of
peas, the first lot of vegetables brought to it.
C~hinonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at 81. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. m3tf
We have an attractive line of new dress
goods, silks and satins, &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
ker 4 Miller. june24t2
Our stock of Mousquetare kid gloves at go
cents has been replenished. They are selling
fast because they are worth double the
money. Wilker q Miller. j~unsl4ta
EIapap 1o,,plo If rron,,1ofod snoor @1.
fourteen pounds nice brown sugar 81; twelve
pounds nice currants 81; and all other goods
cheap for cash only at Harwood's. jl4tf
The ladies' of the Baptist church will have
q meeting at the church Monday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. Lady members living in the coun-
try are especially requested to attend.
Mr.. Shewalter has spoken in Kansas City
and Wsrrensburg recently to good audiences.
He is prosecuting his canvass for congress
vigorously and will visit all parts of the dis
trict.
In days gone by merchants used to get high
prices for goods. some do yet, but our goods
are all marked in plain figures, and as we
buy and sell for cash, we can make the lowest
prices. Wilker & Miller. ~junel4t3
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jordan has received an order |
for a cannon from Capt. j L. Thomas to be
used at West Plains on the Fourth of July,
and likewise On the 9th or 10th, when the
next president is nominated.
Z Mr.. D. Hecker is building a bakeoven, and
will, inside of a week, furnish the public
with fresh wheat, rye and milk bread. Also
with pies and rolls. Give him a call, at the
of Main and Pine streets. 1~une2ltl
Get A. v. Robinson 4 Co.'s celebrated roll
Ter -four if you want the best. Their name
as plainly branded on each sack and roller
patent inside. They will, as heretofore, aim
to give perfect satisfaction 20 all cOnsum-
ers. If
The fine steamer, D. R. Pm ii, will make
excursion to Kansas -Ch\ and Leaven-
worth July 4th. Capt. r. J.W tledge is one
of the most popular and courteous of cap
tains, and all who join In the excursion will
have a good time.
We have an elegant stock of lawns, piques,
with q handsome line of laces and embroid-
cries for trimming the same. Our prices are
as low as cash can buy them for in this coun-
ty. WiIker & Miller. june14t3.
The Mo. p. and Wabash roads will send
out from st. Louis Wednesday, June %, an
excursion train, at one fare for the round
rip to all stations on the Mo P. system in
Arkansas or Texas. This means pretty much
in the two states. c. Ben. |.
You will find what you want in the follow. !
ng grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan & Co.,
I. W. Homer, Jno. Powell, ". S. Clagett d :
o., VIM. S%hacklett, Grundy Young, Mills &
'olon, E.. G.. LOOMS & Co., C. H. Barron, {
be best groceries and best Hour in the market
he Aullville Full Roller Flour. june14tf l
james J. Kile says he was not beating his !
wife when VIM. Scrimpsher assaulted him, &
stated in the I%ntelligencer of May 81. but
hat the reverse was true, and that his wife :,
vas trying to beat him, when the young man,
Who is her son by a former marriage, follow
q him after the difficulty was over and made
IN assault upon him with q deadly weapon
With intent to kill.
Hsthetics is the science of the beautiful. +,
Che need of merit for promoting personal ,
esthetfcs is due to j. c. Aver i Co., whose 6
Incompatible hair vigor is a universal beau F,
tder of the hair. Harmless, effective,
'greeable, 1t has taken rank among the IN ,
iispensable articles of the toilet. To scanty !
ocks it gives lnxuriance; and withered hairs +
t clothes with the hue of youth. 1t II
Mr.. d. Hecker showed us a beautiful cake, i
wednesday, that he had made for the brides 4
AXE at the Schawe- Ripple wedding. It was q
White cake, in two layers, surmounted with c
wo rnamental etageres on the top one of E
which was a cupid trundling a wheel barrow '
ul oforange blossoms and little angeIs-with-
ut wings. The whole was iced and orna-
aented in the highest style of the confec-
toner's art, and Lexington may congratulate fl
self that in Mr.. Hecker it has d real artist n
q his line. II h
Messrs. Bates Vaughan and Vim. K. Trieg q
ave purchased Mr.. Grundy Young's stock a
groceries, and will continue the business
t the present stand of tue latter. As soon "
o an inventory can be made the transfer will O
axe place. Messrs.1 aughan + Trigg expect to o
considerably to the stock and to do a gem 5,
raj family grocery business, Both are Young r,
len OF good habits and thorough business n
ualihcations. They will endeavor to deserve q,
lccess by careful attention TO the wants of L.
heir customers. =
The Lexington school board met, Thurs o,
and elected the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
ent OF all the schools, Prof. Theodore &. p
emmon, salary 800 per calendar month. ],
r1neipal of the high school and ex-ohicio m
rincipal second ward school, Miss Mary F. m
aWkins, salary EGO per month; assistant &c
1ss Mamie Shaw, salary $40 ner month 8.