Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-30
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

For q square meal,So " Ihe 'iA~~
rant. ".s
The Advance is issuing a daily during the
fair.
Fresh oysters for sale at the City Restau-
- a39tf
A big night when the original Miss Temple
aug16td
10 tn the Palace Restaurant for fresh
oysters. ""S"'
The Palace Restaurant sells the best bread
:, ,ho atty aug9t4
Work has at last commenced on the court
house fence.
Watch tor Royle 4 Sons new advertise
mem next week.
To get the best flour, get it of Robinson q
Co. Name on each sack. mayolu
One and 10 hundreths inches OF rain 1eiio n
last Sunday afternoon and night.
Walter Gray and Harry Rochelle, are win
the Broadway Theater Company. nuglotd
The hest collection of Berkshire hogs ever
seen in the county is at the fair.
Parker guns, Scott guns, Baker guns, anu
the Manton gun, ut C. II. Schaefermeyer's. u
Messrs. Sydnor and Bruins are at the fair
With their fine stocks of Poland China wine
The Palace Restaurant is the place 10 get
the New York Count Oyster served IN styie'
asFresh bread rolls every morning, ALSO luz
fnest line of candies on hand at Hackers
Bakery. a.,
The Acme and Red B, is the whitest flour
IN the market: try II. Made at Aullville. Fol
.-ooors may31tf
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and III
sna r,,sbes. at low prices at II. s. F. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. moli
Blue Lick Water, in any quantity from =
glass to a barrel, fresh from the springs Ill
Kentucky, at Silverman's. yzomi
Every farmer that raises wheat should &c.
ono of the double land rollers manufactured
nv W. M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uiySou
C~hifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta.
ries with bookcase, good and fine work. anu
chesp st Fl. q F. Winkler's, Lexington MIS-
'"oHp m3tf
Z. Wiusor & Son, real estate agents, sole
this week, for ). W. Waddell, the Two SLOT.
brick store house In Dutch Row. 10 'onh II
Jordan for $500.
The Palace restaurant sign announces Ina
dud are constantly kept on hand. Wheth
er they are served up scalloped or on Inc nal'
she'll 1t does not announce.
Handmade harness, saddles, brides, &c.
and repairing q speciality with Lon Barnes
Hfupinsyille. Give him q call when you
want good work at lowest prices. ASH
Found-A rubber rain coat. nearly ne"
on the 9th inst, in Columbus road near LIZ
H.ssel,s residence. owner can get the sam'
nv calling upon T. j. Duling and paying 10
this notice.
Onward and upward is the watch WORD q
Saunders' Gallery. He has secured the service
of a very fine crayon artist to WORK vi
crsvon portraits. Bring on your old Photos an
have them made 10 look like life. aussStf
t4et A. ", Robinson l. Co.'s celebrated rol
lar -four If YOU want the best. Their haIi
Is plainly branded on each sack n roiie
patent inside. They will. as heretofore ain
to rive perfect satisfaction to all consum
If
ers -.
We are happy to announce to the house
keeners of this city and county hal we nav
an excellent stock of table linens, napkins
towels &c, at very low prices. Piease cAl
and ace them before purchasing. Wllker q
1.:ua. aug23t2
III L.,
The second ward scale house mas Dee'
,a;nted and otherwise improved until it look
as neat as a new pin. Commodore Meet ,
happy. When the RAIN lets him whitewasl
his fences he will have everything In apple
pie order. ,.,.
Miss Fannie Cheatham has on eXhlbitio'
/. at Messrs. Royle u Sons a very creditaDi
oil paintiug, a cherub. Miss Cheatham ma
real talent, and this little fugitive piece Is no
the least of her works. Our art-loVing reau
ers should see it.
Mr., BENZ. Higgins informs us that he Ia
a small cyclone in his meadow last Sunda
night. He had five large stacks OF nay we
stacked, and the cyclone carried four OF thei
to kingdom come. The other stack was nc
disturbed; neither was the standing corr
which was near.
You will find what you want in the folio"
ing grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan q 20
J. ", Homer, Jno. Powell, w. s. Clagett
Co., VIM. Shacklett, Grundy Young, Mills
Bolon, E. G. Loomis & Co., c. d.. barro'
the best groceries and best flour in the markt
the Aullyille Full Roller Flour. 1unel4i
Arsenic and quinine are not desirable CON
modities to carry about in our system, an
it is to be hoped that the poisonous agu
remedies nave had their day. Ayers Agt
Cure is q sure antidote for the ague, and a
malarial fevers, and is perfectly harmless
leaving the system in as good condition as b.
fore the disease was contracted. IL
Messrs Taylor Il Lesueur have had the Of
sashes removed from the windows III their o.
fee and have placed therein new sashes vii
large sized glass. 1t is a great improvement
and we hope our county court will ORDER III
good work continued until all the windo"
are fixed, and the entire courthouse rephire
and renovated inside and out.
Take care of your liver. A great number
the diseases to which MANKIND are liable arr
from a disordered condition Of this orga
Keep it In q sound and healthy condition al
you can defy disease. PRICKLY ASH BrrTEl
are especially adapted for this purpose. .
ing composed of drugs which act ON I
liver, giving it tone and strength to withsta1
malaria. aug16m1
Farmers who want an agricultural pap
relating to every branch of farming, 81
keeping pace with the progress of the as
containing the latest and best farm and sto
market reports, should subscribe for c
mans Rural World. 1t is q large eight pa
ffty-six column weekly, printed on excelle
paper, and is published at 81 50 a year,
sent eight months for 81. Address, NJ
man J., Colman, Publisher, GOO Olive sire
st. Louis, Nc.
The street railway is proving to be a
cided and gratifying success. The receil
run from $l2 to $50 per day, and it could
operated at q profit even at the lower figu
Beside, these results are in the dullest seast
and when our seminary girls are all avn
When business 'livens VI as it will do II
week or two the line will do a first rate bu
ness. On circus day its receipts were S73
which at q nickle per person would indie,
that there were carried during the day L.
passengers, a pretty good business for
small town.
Canvassing for the various offices is now
order of the day. In going over the cour
you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the elect
for sheriff il between him and Mr.. Jon
and Mr.. Brown says it Is between him II
Jones; but when you hear any of them tai
ing about making flour thev all guarantee
to be equal to the Red r.; but the ladies'
say we want nothing but RobinsOn's Rol
Flour and Red X. All sorts of brands &
gotten up to take the place of the Red r., n
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember no
is genuine except Robinson x Co.'S name is
the sack. may3lt.
A gang of pickpOckets commenced tn
work at the fair grounds Thursday evenil
Our exner,ance with this class has tauoht n