Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12

bred at all of the principal groceries. jy12 -
Ice cream at wholesale and retail, delivered
free of charge, by City Restaurant and Ba-
kerry. july5t2
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting. at Jorian's Foundry and Machine
shops. mott
800 yards white corded piques reduced
from 81 and Zoe to &c per yard ut Wilker ~
Miiler'S. julyl2ts
\ cannon was bursted last night. and tie
butt WAS blown backward fifty yards. No
body hurt.
Harwood. Dover. Missouri. will sell You
goods for cash. cheaper than any ether hou e
in the country. mayIIIf
The Acme and Red b, is the whilest Hour
on the market: Try Ii. Made at AuIlviilr. For
sale by all srocers. may%itf
All persons who have trieI kerIo'.:'s sun
Beam Flour say thai it is IL good :> they
want. Price 81 10 per sack. june.tf
Latest styles in parior sets NJ very reason
able prices. i'm best figured and soiil plush, at
H.& +. Winkler's. Lexington. Mo-. m"ti
The only full roller mill flour in La
%fayeite county. is made AT AulIvilie. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. may3lif
Farmers take notice. you can get RobiiiSon's
celebrated roller flour in exchange for wheat
at their office, next door 10 the Lafayette
County Bank. j%nly2ltf
Ifyou want 10 have good health, live long
and die happy Use kerdolif's Belle LeNlng-
ton Flour; it contains I'LL the germ of mid
dlings. Price 81 80 per sack. june,tf
The Christian Sunday School held Il lawn
party last night in the yard of Mr.. Evan
Young, on South street. 1t WAS too late for
us to give .n accoun. of it this week, hut ii is
safe to say That all had Il good time, and that
the affai. WAS well conducted.
II have both used and sold PRICKLY ASH
BIrTERS for Il numbers of Years, and think
il the best bitters made for biliouSness, liver
complaints and for toning up the syslem,' so
writes w. III. ! ole, druggist. Of Joplin. Mo.
A single trial of this remedy will convince
any person of the truth of the above. jl2ml
All who wish TO buy ANYTHING III the furni-
ture line will do we'll to see us before buy Ing,
a. we have Il large assortment in Kitchen
%dining-rOom, chamber and parlor furniture.
which we sell al very low prices. Thanking
the public for past patronage. we respect
fully solicit continuance of the same. Very
respectfully. ii. II +. Winkler. m:tf
Carrollton Democrat ave have been
filled to overlooking with faith, even TO Cos
pei measure, that the G.. B.& Il. G. railroad
would come to this point, and not 10 Tinney's
or any other point but Carrollton. That faith
is about TO be realized, as not only has the
final survey been made and staked, but the
depot grounds have been selected, and we arc
all as happy rs big suntlowerS in eight ieet
SOIL"
4 certain Lexington gentleman must have
been abroad recently. Is we clip the follow
J ing from an eXchange:-'A man in 4 train
was heard 10 grnan so frightfully that the pas
sengers took pity on linn, and one of them
gave him Il drink out of Il flask. DO you fee
better:' asked the Sivcr. Il do said he who
had groaned. What allied you" 'Ailed me?
Yes; what made You .roan so" 'Groan
Great land of freedom. l was singing"
MIR. u. Hecker at his new stand has fitted
up !: restaurant that begins to look like The
thing Lexington wants. Ladies and gentle,
men should call and see how nicely he j.
fixed. Don't judge what the interior will be
by the exterior of the building. The gen,
tlemen and his wife, both, are determined tC
succeed if polite attention and close apnliri
ton TO business will bring il about. fiieiI
place is light, airy. cool ana comfortable, ant
they have everything TO comfort The inneI
man, from Il beefsteak to ice cream an,
berries. lune21tf
CanvassiAg for the various Offices is now liz
: order of the day. In going over the count!
: you will hear Mr.. Smith say that the eleciio,
for sheriff is between hin and Mr.. Jones
. aud Mr.. Brown says it is between him AM
Jones; but when YOU hear anv of them talk
: ing about making -four they all guarantee i
e to be equal 10 the Red X; bu. the ladies al
+ say we want nothing but isobinsons l.oll'.
4 Flour and Red K All sorts q! brands IN
: gotten up to take the pit., Of thu Red K, an,
RoDinson's Roller Flour: but rem, NIB II non
is genuine except robinson Co mai.,t is O
: The sack. may3llf
Lexington Register, July 10:-"Tier
y were no such crowds around the bnlleti
boards TO real the news from Chicag" thi
week Us were around those during the hold
h ing of the republican convention" The see
e ond paragraph below. in the same column
: says: Our very many democratic FRIEND
q were not seemingly Interested in the ,is
+ patches from Chicago on Tmes,iIy.' Skirpln
two paragraphs in the same column. We lin
r the following: 1.-The democrats of the cit
have been greatly excited this week over til
contest at ChicagO.'
"A Independence Seniinel:-.FueJl:tis irni
=, the three corners of Jackson. Johnson an
Lafayette counties will gather together
Charlie Martins grove. one mile n"rth "f III
city, on Saturday, July 18th, when ali lrI
= sons of every nation except Afrira air
China Will be welcomed to partakc Of III
y horn of plenty. Hons. Franklin, Wallace an
Shcwaiter will speak 10 the crowd, and Il
! the Jackson. johnson and Lafayette coun!
u candidates will be present. The Odessa ban
has been engaged TO furnish the music. job
Roger will act rs marshal, assisted by otfe
gentlemen"
:" Cap writes from Fairvicw: New
scarce 80. Our Sunday school il fourishin".
quite II number of the young folks spent ii
= Fourth at Odessa. Miss Jennie Erskin,
Kansas City, is visiting relatives in o,
vincinity 80. Miss Lulu Osborn spent IL
past week visiting friends in Lexington.
l. Misses Armstrong, Baker aud Ewing.
* Bates City, are the guests Of Miss Eai
H. Cobb this week 49,. Most people are throu"
J" harvesting which was far better Than eX
perted...A Aunt S,llie Renick's fune raj will !
III preached ii Pleasant Prairie church iO-mol
row at II o'clock, by Rev. James Dalton.
J. Rev. a. a. Moore will preach at the schoO
u house tomorrow evening al 4 O'Clock, SUI
'h day school al three"
o. 4 correspondent sends these items frul
III GreentOn:-"I learn there WAS an entertain
ment given at the residenr" of Mrs. Sail
~ Chinn, saturday evening June -, in honor
10 Mrs. Blanche Burtop's music scholars, wlIic
e, was unanimously pronounced II success. W
pe will noL undertake To name all that were pre-
he en!; il would occupy too much space; all til:
" were present. enjoyed themselves li"ri,
il About / o'clock the crowd commenced girhel
re Ing. and at & o'clock the house and ward wei
er crowded, some playing crouuel, some svine
ing. AT s o'clock supper was ANNOUNCE,
Il, the table fairly groaned under lis weight
= eatables. After supper we had music by MIR
lg Burton, Misses Nellie Murphy, Emma IL iri
ii grandest 10 be heard; il fairly made the
ID hearts leap in their mouths. .A'.uu, T. U'.Iur
4, the crowd commenced leaving, AMI wishIn
IS Mrs. Burton would favor her scholars 500
lS again.
n .'Specta;or" send, the following from Con
III c0rd:-"As we have not seen anything
e, your columns from old Concord for som.