Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-17
.eeklg gatelli9enter,
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Fine imported French brandy. at Silver
MANS. mayl0t1
Mems caps at Clagett & Co.'S, only ten
cents. mayl0tf
Whisky from 81 80 to SIG per gallon. at Sill
yerman's. mayl0tf
Sell YOUR old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
: For cheap tinware and hardware, call at
Hsryood's, Dover, Mo. m17tf
Genuine apple and peach brandy, purify
guaranteed, at Silverman's. maylOtf
Mr.. Smith Benedict's wife received, yester-
day, 81, 1923 in pension money.
Policeman John killed a dog Tuesday,
which was supposed to be rabid.
Mrs. NJ. F. Price has removed her miilin-
ery establishment to the rooms over Yonng's
China store
"A Kansas City gentleman was in town
Yesterday with q view Of purchasing Hagen's
opera house.
Everything that Is new and novel in cali
Goes, ginghams, chambIeys, &C., can be found
st.W,Iker & Miller's. mayl7t2
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and in
fine plushes, at low prices at H.S F. Wink
10. Jax;ngton. Missouri. m3tf
Don't forget to call on Thornton d Har-
graves for furniture, in their new store OPP
3osfte Grove Young, Higginsville. oct1Sh
Mr.. Jno. R. Jordan has a white blanket and
apillow, since the fire, that do not belong to
him. He desires the owner to call for them.
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by.W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
Try Monopole 4 Mumm's extra dry cham
paRne; also 3 good domestic champagne kept
constantly on hand, at Silverman's mlOtf
.C%hifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at b. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. m3tf
We have all attractive line of new dress
goods, silks nd satins, sc. Please Examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
. Ger q Miller, msyI0t2
NV stock Of California wines embraces
I Angelica sweet and dry Catawba, Port. Hook,
Claret, Seeding, &C., &C., and is complete In
every detail. L. Silverman. maylOtt
We are offering so dozen 8 button 'Mous-
auetaire' kid gloves in blacks and colors, at
sixty cents q pair, worth 81 %. Call early
and get your fit. Wilker u Miller. Franklin
street. mayi!t2
Mr.. VIM. Sheeber, as he came to town, last
Thursday, on q load OF corn, saw a gray fox
aad four young ones cross the road. He gave
chase and caught one of the little ones which
he brought to W
Il respectfully solicit the patronage Of pri-
vate families and others who desire Il pure
article of goods in my line, for medical or
IT, .voosa oon,f ho haaf 90 Tn nIJQ1i,
ty or price. L.. Silverman. mayl0tf
Having moved my book store opposite the
Laclede Hotel. l will be glad to welcome my
old friends and patrons. Myself and clerk
will try to please all who call upon US. Very
respectfully, VIM. B. Tate. a26tf
Get A. ". Robinson d Co.'s celebrated roll
Ter Aour if you want the best. Their name
10 plainly branded on each sack AMI roller
patent inside. They will. as heretofore, aim
to give perfect satisfaction to all consume
ers' If
Come aud examine our stock of hobby
straw hats, very cheap. We wish to call the
attention of the citizens of Lexington and
vicinity to the fact that we are handling the
celebrated seltz, Schwab & Co.'s boots aud
shoes. W. s. Clagett s. Co.. may10u
James J. Ray, Of Hlgginsyille, was yester-
day adJudged to be insane by the probate
count. He was found to be in a state of mind
dangerous to his own and to other peoples
safety. James j. Jones was appointed guar
dian, and he was instructed to take Ray to
the asylum at Fulton.
The boys who tugged and sweated to put
out the fire Saturday night frequently ex-
claimed, "Well, anyone who votes against
waterworks after this ought to be shot on the
spot,' or words to that effect. The danger
to the city was q very strong sermon, quickly
preached. and not easy to be forgotten.
At a certain season of the year nearly
every person suffers to q greater or less x
tent from impurity Of the blood, biliousness'
&C., &C. This should be remedied as soon as
discovered, otherwise serious results may
follow. Sherman's "PRIcLY ASH BIrTERs"
will effectually remove all faint of disease
and restore you to health. may11m1
The Independence amateurs presented,
very acceptably, lat Hagen's Opera House,
last Friday Light, the light opera, "The
Chimes of Normandy" The audience was
quite q large one, and it was appreciatire
throughout. While nearly all did well, Miss
Morgan and Mr.. Williams won the honors OF
the occasion. The latter more nearly APP
preached the artistic than anv of the compa-
nv, though occasionally be over-acted.
The people of Lexington and Lafayette
county should encourage honesty by buying
their wines, liquors, &C., from 8 man who |
pays q heavy license for the privilege of sell
ing them. True, it, is popularity considered
more ssgenteel' and respectable to sell liquor
without going through the formality of pay
ing the requisite license. but it is no more
than common justice that we who pay the
piper should enjoy q little Of the dancing. L.
Silverman. may1Otf
The following is a list of pupils transferred
from the ward schools to the high schools:
First Ward-Anna Greer, Lille Duncan,
Forrest Russell, Edwin Jordon, Emmett Full
kerson, E. Ludwigs, Ada Bullard; !. Second
ANDREW, Annie Lesueur, Susie
Lesueur, Minnie Mehl, Kate Selling, Olive
Teppe, Fanny Baehr. George Hoffman, John
Andrew, Richard Young, Frank Benton,
Charles Weber; II. Third Ward-Ben.H Hill,
Robert Walker, Herbert Duncan, Ashur La
Bertew, Saml. Mcdowell, Hugh Spears, Anna
Allen, Carrie Cowie: 8. Total number, 81.
St. Louis Republican:-"T new creamery |
at Lewistown wilImake q start for the sea-
sons work this week. Nine cream gntherers
have been employed and will start upon their
daily rounds. Cream will be gathered by
teams within q radius of ten miles and will
be shipped by rail from points on the rail-
road east and west. Teams will be employed
to gather in the cream at haywood and Dur
ham and probably at Knox City and LaBelle.
The work upon the creamery as done by Mr.. |
Smith, the contractor. fs more than satisfac- |
tory to the stockholders, he having even gone
beyond the requirements and specifications In
many particulars
"Parson Adams" writes from Concordia: !
'James Clay, Esq. a prominent citizen OF
Blackburn, visited in our town last Monday.
Miss BERTHE Taylor who has been attending
school in Lexington for the past two years.
came home 1sst Friday and will remain until
the opening Of the fall term Of school,.
Prominent among our visitors from Lexing-
ton this week were Mr.. Blackwell, looking
after legal business; Mr.. J. Keller, selling
goods, Mr.. E.. Allen, looking after the inter-
ests of the Intelligencer and Mr.. +. j.. Duling
seeing about his matrimonial prospects,; |
however, his girl was out OF town. - Thee
and Joe. Filing, who have been attending
school In Sedalia, came home last week..
NJ uonru Elfnu NADIA O h,ctpoco x,s;& e.