Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-29

WanteG. More dwelling houses.
Minstrels next Wednesday night.
The creamery is nearly under roof.
The river is very high, but is falling,
Our mechanics have more than they ca,
do.
Some of the machinery for the crcamer
has arrived.
Garrison Grange will meet. next Saturday
at . instead of 10. t..
Mr.. Powell Jackson was in town yesterda
delivering a large lot Of trees.
Work has been commenced on Harrison
Smiths new residence on Ridseway.
The next thing we must have il waite
works. Keep sour eye on that point. Wei
get 'em.
Lexington is alive as to manufacturing. lie
it also he wide-awake as to education. Hell.
the W. MA.
Everything that IL new and novel In cali
Goes. ginshams. chambreys, &c, tan he foun,
at Wilker II Miller's. mche9t2
Don't forget to call on Thornton d Har
graves for furniture, in their new store op
posite Grove Young. Higginsyille. oct1atf
There are enough crackers here now; WI
don't need any more factories Of that kind
but how would a wire fence factory do2
Every farmer that raises wheat should &c,
one Of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. u. Jordan. Lexington, Mo. July9stf
Burglars entered the store of Mr.. John z.
Hlckam in Dover. last Friday night. blew
open his safe, aud secured some SEVENTY five
dollars.
Our new Spring and Summer styles IN
Dress Goods are elegant in Fabric, color and
texture. Prices most reasonable. NJ. F.
Royle q Son. mch2ast4
McCeuslsnd Is on the war path. He has
blood In his eye. Read his I'D. If anybody
has cheaper goods he will find some . little
cheaper still.
For the cure Of coughs, colds. Group ,whoop-
ing cough, sore throat and bronchitis, moth
ing equals DR.. Jackson's Syrup of Wild
cherry aud Lungwort. Sold by Gosew1sch
s. Son. dec92m3eow
Something new, just received, at lowest
cash prices. a handsome line of ladies' and
gents gold watches and chains. and new
styles Of 1ewelry in great variety, at Grimes
q Venable's. mch22l2
Mr.. Jos. Christy has tried it. He says IT
pays to sell cream to the creamery; that the
best way to raise a calf Is on skim milk /; and
that he "never goes back on s town calf" on
that account.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are known to be the
safest, surest and best purgstive medicine
ever offered to the public. They are mild but
certain In their effects. and keep the system
in good condition. 1t
The c., B. 8 @. has located the town of
'tBogard:" within seven miles of Carrollton,
and the Record thinks there Is no doubt that
the road will come to Carrollton. Now to
bring it to Lexington!
r Every new industry helps, and Mr.. J.. r.
Davis hennery project is one not to be
sneezed at. There is money in eggs az well
as in butter. Whoever has to buy them
knows that s'eggs is eggs.s
Our stocks of carpets, oil cloths, &C.. Is the
largest in the county. Our prices are as low
as any house in the state. Therefore, it will
pay you to examine the same before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Wilker l. Miller. mch29t2
Mr.. JOS. A. Edmonds has entered into part
nership with J. w. Rinehart In the hardware
business, and left Thursday evening for the
east to buy goods. They are both clever gen.
tlemen, and we wish the new firm great sue.
cess.
Onr spring stock of dry gooes, notions, ear
pets, oil cloths, &C.. is now complete, and as
we bought for cash. we can guarantee our
prices to be as low Us any in the county. An
early call will convince you Of the fact. Will
ker & Miller. m2ate
Napoleon! Farmers near Napoleon, say
1 or 8 miles, m Lafayette csuaty, are
requested not to contract their cream until
the route man of the Lexington creamery
OH them, which If lie has not already
done he will do in a few days.
The Misses Thompson have opened a new
millinery and dressmaking establishment
next door to the Occidental! Hotel. Higgins
vile, where they will be pleased to meet their
many friends. All fresh stock, of the latest
and at prices as low as the lowest.
This Ia the time Of year when the farmer
should buy implements from the glib -tongued
peddler. He sells SO cheap, and
hen he makes you sign a little note, which
when 1t comes to he paid Is q big one. and
calls for about twice as much a. the regular
healer asks for The same goods.
In The winter season q slight cold should
never be neglected, the sudden changes In tue
may bring on q complication of dis |
eases from which death may result. DR..
Jackson's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Lung
wort will soothe and cure it immediately. |
Sold by Gosewisch Il Son. dece9eowm3
Messrs. L. d. Gordon and j. o. L.esueur |
'njoyed a walk from Aullviile to HigginsviIle.
They are independent Of trains |
or ordinary distances, and have proven that
hey could make successes a. tramps no far |
the legs go. As to cheek-well one of 'em
3 q candidate, and the other HI insurance
gent.
The subscription to the W. NJ. A. is not
progressing as II should. This institution de-
erves support; the demand made for it Is q
easonable one. Its building up will aid
very business in town. 1t would be q
hame and a reproach to our town were
here to be a failure to secure the necessary
rent east. 1t has been arriving since and opens
p even beyond expectations. Any one In
eed OF staple or fancy drygoods, fancy
goods, carpets, paperings, uphol.
terry. or the thousand and-one things that
he firm always carries, will find it unusually
iell supplied.
All grocers should instruct their customers
gho use canned goods to pour out the con-
ents Of the can AS soon as it is cut, says the
t. Louis Grocer. 1t will not do 10 wait fifteen
r twenty minutes. The can should be emp.
led at once. A few minutes exposure to the
ir While In the can will give the contents q
letallic taste that is not ut all agreeable.
Heywood'sMastadou Minstrels will appear
I Lexington, Wednesday, April aud. The
les Moines Register OF January 9th, says:
Their performance was much above the sy-
rage, and some parts Of it are deserving of
pectal praise. The orchestra is an extra. .
rdinartly good one, better, probably THAI
ny that has vislte1 Des Moines this season." :
Wefear we will have to change the name OF ,
lis paper to the Advertiser. Although we .
ready have i nine column, two-yard wide
| wool, warranted not to rip, fade or cut 10 :
eye newspaper, it Is hard for us toGnd room :
+ all that our enterpri,ing business men
I'VE to say. They seem to know where to ,
ant their ads so they will do them the =,
ost good. '
Wall paper aid window shades are made j.
specially by A. Wade. furniture dealer. :.
'xt door to the Grange Store, Higginsville. y
al and examine stock and prices before :,
Hklng your purchases. A large assortment h
wv on hand and additions constantly made, a
the new styles come out. You may always -
Iy upon getting bottom prices and latest :.