Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
Vote for waterworks.

Silvsrmun carries the largest stock OF liquors
Lafayette county. May10tf
Guinness Dublin Stout and Bass London
pale ale. at Silvermsn's. maylOtf
Persons wanting 10 pasture cows, call ON
w. b. Tate. at book store. may24tf
Mr.. James G reen is making extensive i'm
provements in his premises.
The Presbyterlans have put a neat wire
fence in front of their church. !
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf |
Col. N. j. Colman will address our peo-
pie on Monday, Jun I'd. Come and hear
him.
Harwood, Dover, Missouri, will sell you
goods for cash, cheaper than any other house
i'll the country. mayl'rf
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. & F. Winkier's. Lex
inoton. Missouri. m3tf
The new creamery, just finished and be-
ginning operations, at Harrisonville. burned
last Saturday night.
A new iron bridge is being built on the
Lexington and MAYHEM road. That is :he
kind. Give us more.
Commencement exercises Of the Baptist
Female College in Hagen's Opera House.
Tues Fay night, June 3rd.
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. & +. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. m3tf
MY stock of wines aud liquors ia complete
in every detail and you can always get what
you want at the corner. l.. Silverman. tt
Farmers take notice, you can get Robtnson's
celebrated roller -four in e.. change for wheat
at their office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. 1uly2ltf
We have an attractive line of new dress
goods, silks and satins, &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
ker l. Miller. mayl7te
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church of
Corder have decided to hold . strawberry
festival and supper, for the benefit Of the
church, May 29th and 0th. 1t will he held
in Mr.. Bells store.
Silverman buys his goods from the manu-
facturers in Kentucky, and consequently has
no competitors in prices or quality of goods
in this market. Call on hum when you require
anything in the liquor line. may10tf
OuT SpTlIS SLOCh VI u 60OoS "OsA~
carpets, oil cloths, &C., is complete, and as
we bought for cash, we can guarantee our
| prices to be as low as any I'm the county. An
early call will convince you of the fact. Will
ker g. Miller. mayl7t2
For pure Kentucky WHISTLES be sure to call
| at the red corner, Silverman's stand, where
more goods of the kind are kept than in any
other house in the county, aud more value is
| given for the Money. Fine wines, liquors,
cigars, &c., always in stock. Family supplies
made a specially. aprl9tf
At q certain season Of the year nearly,
every person suffers to q greater or less ex-
tent from impurity Of the blood, biliousness
&C., &c. THIS should be remedied ~ soon az
discovered, otherwise serious results may
follow. Sherman's '.PRIcLY ASH BITTERs'
will effectually remove all faint Of disease
and restore you to health. may1Iml
All who wish to buv anything in the furni-
ture line will do well to see us before buying,
as we have y large assortment IN Kitchen
dining-room, chamber and parlor furniture
which we sell at very low prices. Thanking
the public for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit q continuance of the same. Very
respectfully. Il. l. F. Winkler. m3tf
Mr.. Ed. Mcdowell was arrested Thursday
on n charge OF assault with intentsto kill one
Murray. According to Marray's statement
Mcdowell drew q pistol on Mrs. Murray, ant
he, Murray coming up took the part OF
his wife, when Mcdowell. snapped the pisto
in his face W or three times. he then hae
Mcdowell arrested, who had a preliminary
hearing before Esq. Clayton. and was bount
over to appear for trial next Thursday.
The people of Lexington and Lafayette
county should encourage honesty by buying
their wines, liquors, &C., from a man WIZ
pays q heavy license for the privilege of sci
ing them. True, it is popularity considered
more "genteel' and respectable to sell iiquo
without going through the formality Of pay
ing the requisite licepse. but it is no NOR
than common justice that we who pay tn
piper should enjoy q little { t the dancing. L
Silyerman. maylOtf
The MAYHEM CORE Sl.O'.a mt at the Hfg
g~insville Advance, sljs:-"La,t Tuesday
while the section hands On the railroad wer
returning from work o short distance east G
this place, Ionic Brock lost his hold on tn
1 lever anu lhllluH IL " - khS S"A "N'
over, sustaining painful but not serious inju
ries in the back. The gar was thrown of til
r track, and two more of the hands wer
thrown off but their hurts do NOT extend
, more than a few bruises.
Richmond Democrat: -"The people OF Lee
ington have sent large number Of yarde
plants ts Richmond to replace those destroy
} ed by the recent storm." The above appear
} in the Post Dispatch Of Wednesday,. II til
people of Lexington opened tGeir hearts "
haven't heard of it. A Lexington gardene
was here Monday with all sorts Of truck All
plants, and sold out at big prices; and yestel
day a lady and gentleman came over frol
Lexington with a lot of geraniums, &C.. All
. peddled them out, 8: what prices we did NJ
learn
Public examinations at the Baptist COLES
t next Thursday and Friday, each day from
u. M, to noon, ant from 9 to 5 p. m. P,
+ irons and friends are invited to attend. q
n Thursday the primary pupils will be exam
ined in geography and arithmetic, the coll
giate classes in English literature, the bibl
and astronomy. On Friday the subject W
be, for the little children, the bible; for a.
vanced classes Evangeline, the bible, gener
history and Shakespeare. Each days pr
gramme includes music and elocntiOn. al
will repay the visitor.
!" "B Something writes from Napoleon:
" sStlll the weather is fine ....C Corn nearly
ill.,. Lightner Bros. have their new impl
% ment house well under way....Mr p.
Roberts has just completed q new dwellin
% Mr.. Demand, the popular teacher at the HI
ris school, will soQH occupy the premises.
III XII. Martin, the transfer map of Nspoleo
II has moved into his new house, and be feels
peter as goot'... Everything here is boOr
" ing in the way Of building and liking up &c
70 orally. 80. Napoleon Is the place to come to
~ you Want TO strike q bonanza. 80. Where,
III where is the road commissioner ? Une
IL StrOd and others inform me he was order
by the county court to attend a piece, of ro,
III east of Napoleon. Our citizens are psyil
IS a month for the privilege Of passing ov
n Strodtman's land, which the county shou
- fix. and the commissioner ordered to see to
yet he has not put in an appearance. Wa
him up. The coal shaft being sunk
I'll Messrs. Fisback and Sims is progressing ra
'" idly ....It has not TRANSFERRED IA yet wheth
the railroad bridge across the Big Mud
b may not be built at Napoleon and lea
" the city of Sibley and the village of LIE
&c ington out in the cold .. Mrs. Matte Dav
formerly Miss II. Piper, of this place, q
VI her husband, hr. Davis, OF Kansas City, ha
u been visiting their mother, Mrs. John Pip.
u They returned to Kansas City -Monda