Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05

Do not fail to look at the handsome line of
,aby carriages shown by Royle 4 Son.. II
Collins Ague Cure corrects the liver, and
8 q positive cure for bi%liousness. For sale by
7osewisch & Son. dec22eowm3
Clagett & Co. have just completed their in
,entory. They have not time to prepare a
big advertisement, but wish to inform the
public that they are in the ring, and will meet
my and all competition. apr5tfti
We have in stock a handsome line of baby
carriages. including some of the celebrated
Whitney Carriages, and all parties desiring to
purchase Baby a nice little buggy should not
,sil TO call on Royle & Son. aprit4
Our stock of carpets. oil cloths, &C.. Is the
in the county. Our prices are as low
~ any house in the state. Therefore. ii will
Day you to examine the same before purrhns-
ing elsewhere. Wilker & Miller. apr5t2
Our spring stock OF dry goods. notions. car
pets, oil cloths, &C.. is now complete, and as
bought for cash, we can guarantee our
prices 70 be as low as any In the county. An
early call will convince you Of the fact. Will
ker & Miller. mch2H2
The mind depends for its health very large
on bodily con itions. The gloomy fears.
the ~despondfng views, the WEAKNESS OF soul
hist many complain of. would often disap-
pear were the blood made pure and healthy
reaehing the delicate vessels of the
brain. Ayers Sarsaparilla puri6es and Vita
lies the blood; and thus conduces to health
Of body and sanity OF mind. 1t
..Parson Adams'' writes US from Concordia:
'Our city election to-day resulted in the
choice Of our worthy postmaster, F. C, Cook,
mayor, Wesley Walkenhorst, msrshal; F.
Gustav Wehrenbrock, Martin
Bruins and Charles Frer"ing, aldermen, and
W. Bartman, school director. We are to
eight months school term this year and
money enough to employ competent teachers.
Two couples-Mr. Henry Bergman and Miss
Bertha stuenkel, Mr.. August kueok and
Mics Annie Hartmann, were married In the
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Biltz officiating. Mr.. Adolph Bergman Is
new goods in St. Louis this week..
j. kroencke and W. hartmann re-
from st. Louis Saturday $500 Miss Mary
returned from Lexington last Mon
dag Mr.. Emil Kuhlmsn. of Seialia; Is
friends and relatives In our town and
vicinity Mr.. Frank Heinbonck, Of Hig-
ginsville, Ia visiting bis sisters here this
week Mr.. Williams left for Arthur, Mo-,
Monday morning. and we have our former
agent, Mr.. Powell, at the depot again. 1t is
needless to state that we are all pleased, a.
we cantor at least-we don't like to get
along without Mr.. p, and can safely say that
there is no more efficient or faithful EN-
ploye In the railroad service than be-"
"Alf" writes from wellington:-"Health
generally good, exceptc colds and a few chills..
Business brisk. -. Wellington Is coming to
the front, and why MOTT She Is surrounded
by as fine a scope of country as ever the sun
shone on....J. A. Lockhart h Son are build.
ing an addition to their blacksmith shop, and
will keep a full line Of hardware, farming
implements. &c., In the future. REV. Mr..
Tate and ia nily. OF Dover, ia visiting friends
In town. We noticed the smiling face of our
old friend, Tom Bates, In town several days
last week Mr.. f. P. Mann was called home
last week by the serious ILLNESS of a brother.
He reports Dade county booming Rev.
A. A. Moore has sold his residence and farm
here to Mr.. McRay, for the sum Of $4,000,
and will move to Greenton. We regret ex-
ceedingly that Uncle Albert Is going to leave
US The young folks here are going to have
Il concert soon Rev. J.J. Hill will preach
at Fairview Schoolhouse next Sunday Ito.
morrow at 4 O'Clock p. m....Esquire CHM
says the quickest way to shave Is to pour Goa
oil In the stove and set fire to 1t; he's tried
It,. Mrs. Clara HOFFMAN lectured here twt
nights last week on the costs of alcohol anC
tobacco. She Is u good speaker and presented
PLAN facts that there was no way of getting
around. A good many ladies and gentlemen
signed the pledge. The boys say it's terrible
to do without tobacco; we saw one of then
smelling a piece Of tobacco several times las
Saturday, but he put 1t back In his pocket
That's right Jim Singing at the Bricl
church every Sunday night when there ia NJ
preaching In town."
"Nentor' sends from Blackburn, thi
week, the following budget of news:-
"Owing to a scarcity OF news In our llttl'
| city we faile J to be represented In the new
| column of your valusble paper last week..
| The protrected meeting at the Baptist churcl
closed Sunday night with twenty additlons
Mr.. II. Lesser aud wife of Corder, spent Sun
day visiting friends here Mr.. D. NJ. Pink
erton spent Sunday with friends near Mt
Leonard Mr.. Willie Leonard, of Mt
Leonard, attended church here Sunday even
ing. Mr.. VIM. Douglass, of Malta Bend
visited his brother of this place Sunday.
Messrs. Clay and Jackson LEFT, for the fa
west, last Mrs. Y. EQbrican an
family left, for their new home In yelling
ton. Kansas, last Monday evening. Mis-
Lizzie Hancock, accompanied her sister, Mrs.
Eubricsn to Kansas, where she will spen'
several mouths visiting. ..Ar. C. VI. Bank
and little daughter, Nellie are visiting friend
In Illinois. %. Mrs. A. Bortsield and Leslie
are spending the week In Slater 800. Mis-
Mary Kennedy returned from her visit t
Lees Summit on last Friday night, after q
absence of six weeks. Mr.. Sam Campbell
wife and family were visiting in Higginsville
Saturday aud Sunday go. Miss Mary Green
opened q private school OF Monday morning
Misses Kennedy AID Davis have mo, ed thei
millinery rooms to the first door south {
post office MIR. Henry Coleman, of Mar
shall. graced our streets Sunday evening. -
DR.. C. j. Blackburn has accepted y positio
In D. A. Bsrr's drug store. go. Mrs. D. A
Barr spent Sunday and Monday of this wee
in Higginsyille. Mr.. T. B. Trent has bee
quite sick, but is now eonva!escenl.. Mr.,
Feagans of Waverly, Is visiting her sister, Mr..
Hall Shindler. ... What has become of ca,
and Daisy, of Corder Why ls 1t we neye
hear from them any more"'
OK" writes from Prairie Va lies :--ssTh
Prairie Valley school gave an entertainmer
on the evening of March %, at the schoo!
house. At an early hour the house was flllet
uncomfortably filled. Just q little after
O'Clock the entertainment was opened b
prayer by the teacher. Prof. G.. X. Smith, al
ter which the programme az below was full
carried out by participants whose names III
rs tollows:-Jimmie Powell, Chas. Powell
Forrest Smith, VIM. Drysdale, Riley smiti
Dsnl. Ewing, Willie Ergenbright, Hichar
Adams, Winnie Davis, Wm. Stevenson, Lutl
or Powell, Price Adams, Johnnie Bradley, Il,
8. Angel, Bennle Powell, Willie Adam
Jerome Hodson, Geo. Smith, Geo. Ewin:
Pattie ~Ergenbright, Emma Mark. Eva Ewin.
Laura Adams, Rosa Smith, Matte Adam
Emma Powell, Sallie Smith, Florence Glen
meEs. Programme - Music, by aunrtette
Temperance meeting; Black horse and b
rider, declamation; The way to manage, dii
logue; Danger Of vice, defamation; A 10,
idyl, defamation; Make way for Libert
defamation; The maid and the Maybe, II
cjtstion. A I;ttIe SIiy.f. Our folk. ro,,,,