Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-22
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Get Kerdolf's new process -four if you
want good, white and sweet bread and
cake. july14tf
Everything that is new and novel in
calicoes, ginghams, chambreys, &C., can he
found at Wilker i Miller's. ms2t2
A handsome line of solid silver and plated
ware. suitable for bridal presents, just re-
ceived. ut Grimes & Venable's. mchs2ts
Wanted-By a young man, permanent EN-
| ployment on u farm; good character; stout
hand. Inquire of c. E. Ballard. m22ts
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinson's
celebrated roller nour in exchange for wheat
al their office, next door 10 the LAFAYETTE
County Bank. july2ltf
Fear brings disgrace. bravery brings hon
OF, c0wardice saves no man from his fale,'
says the CalIph Omar; but DIR. Bulls Cough
| Syrup has saved millions irum an awful
fate. II
Go to Adam Toeppeto OIL The best sugars,
~eoffees. teas and fancy groceries. glass aud
7 .eensware. He will sell 81 cheap as any
| .,ouse in Lexington ,as his terms are cs.h. 81
| Franklin street. olatl
The Western, Mo. Nurseries agent will be
on hand at LIE xington, TO finish up all orders !
from this date. up to March 25th. for the
| spring delivery. Call on J. A. Edmonds. at
Bell house, or NJ. NJ. Riley. febs4t1. |
Our stock OF carpets, oil cloths, &C.. Ia the
largest In the county. Our prices are as low
az auy house In the state. Therefore. 1t will
paw YOU to examine the same before purehas-
ing elsewhere. Wilker d Miller. m2ets l
Coughs. colds, wLooping cough, sore throat
MI mott
by the use of DR.. Jackson's Syrup oil villa
Cherry and Lungwort. 1t Is an unfaiiing
cure. Sold by Gosewisch 4 Son. ds9eowmS
Get A. v. Robinson 4 Co.'s celebrated roll
Ter flour if you want the best. Their name
IL plainly branded on each sack AMI roller
patent inside. They will. as heretofore. aim
to give perfect satisfaction 10 all eonsum-
ers. Il
Ayers Cherry Pectoral possesses far-resch-
ing and powerful healing qualities which its
preslsten1 use will demonstrate In any case OF
colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, while
its soothing and restorative effects are realiz-
ed at once. IL
Children will refuse bad tasting cough med
icine but they will all be willing to take DIR.
| .Jackson's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Lung
wort whenever offered. IL Is as pleasant ~
maple syrup. and will reach = bad cough
much quicker than any other preparation OF
the kind. Sold by Gosewisch Il Son. licking
ton, Mo. decS9eOwm"
Notice. In anot Ter column will we found
All article in which all (whether they will or
MOI are interested. Neglecting to read it mas
prove a very serious as we'll as an expensive
affair. We refer to the advertisement Of
Prickly Ash Bitters. A knowledge of its
merits and the benefit you or your family may
derive from using it will save not only health
but many dollars otherwise expended in
doctors bills" mch15lm
A lady writing to a friend here from Dali
las. Texas. says:-'.I have heard with a de-
gree of comfort) of the severe winter you
have been having in Missouri. The weather
here has been, and is, delightful. From
where l am sitting I can see through the
window a peach and pear tree blooming side
by side in all their glory. Several weeks ago
three plum trees in our yard made the air
delicious with The perfume of their white
blossoms"
Mr.. W. H. Robnett. the universally popu-
lar omnibus man, at Hlggin>ville, mas accept
ed "A position as travelling agent for a large
agricultural firm OF Kansas City, and has
turned over the transfer business to his SON
in-law, Mr.. Ira Beale, who has been his as
sistant for q number Of years. While the
travelling public will much regret the loss of
Mr.. Robhett, still they will be rejoiced to
know that Ira still remains, AMI will continue
as heretofore, to make safe alb sure connec-
tons between the trains when 1t Is possible
to do go.
"Agricola' sends these news items from
Grangeville:-"Mr. Thoma has lost nearly
all his hogs by cholera Mr.. Hammond
had q pleasant party at his residence, iart
week, about 40 persons being present. Mr..
Geo. Lyle has moved MIR. McCulioch had
8 colt badly injured on q wire fence De
bate at the DouthItt schoolhouse every Fri
day night, president, John Smith PRO
tracted meeting at Marvin Chapel, with sew
eral additions to membership. -. Late Whea,
Is seriously damaged. Feed OF all kinds
rather scarce; corn So SO to 50 per barrel
, oats So cents per bushel. Mr.. j. E. Glad
dish has opened a coal bank on his farm, ant
, is now getting out coal MFR. Jerry Hogan
has moved to the Nat Hogan farm III any
one wants to see well trimmed hedges visi
: Mr.. W. PowelI's farm New houses to ht
: built this summer for Messrs. J. E. Gladdtsh
, :, W. Cantriil and others. Mr.. Alex. Osborn
Is improving the Simpson land In this neigh
borhood 80. Misses Mollie and Ella Douthit1
have returned from Warrensburg -. Mis-!
Emily Mills Is visiting her sister In Higgins
. vile. -. Davis Greek Grange meets on thu
> 18th to initiate candidates. IA postof1ce Il
> needed in this section, being abont 8 mile
: from Higginsville, 6 from MAYHEM from
. Aullville. and 8 from Tabo."
Mentor sends us these notes from Black
burn :-''Mr. c. Douglass and Messrs. Y. B
and R. 3. Trent spent Sunday at Malta Bend
Mr.. r. G. Coleman spent Sunday VISITING
Y friends at Marshall. 80. Mrs. Wessendorf /
L visiting her daughter, Mr.. VESSEL. Mis-
II VESSEL is visiting her brother of the firm O
y VESSEL II Wessendorf, of this city. ...M r. D
A. Barr. bought DR.. Perry's drug store las
week, and now has possession. :. Mrs. D
A.. Hancock spent Saturday in Marshall. -.
!. Mr.. Henry Miller will sell his farming ilnple
" ments. stock and household and kitchen iurr
:. iture at public auction. at his residence o
IL next Tuesday. Mr.. Miller contemplate
" moving to California ut a very early date
A protracted meeting is i'll progress at tn
- Baptist church. -. Mrs. A. Baldwin is visit
~, ing friends at Fairville, this week. -. Mi,
!" Lizzie Hancock spent several DAYS in tow
a. the first of the week visiting friends....D
:" and Mrs. Land. of Clinton, spent sever
days visiting at the residence OF Mr. WI
!" Parsons. last week. l.. l.. and G.. w. Rir
left for Longmount, Colorado, last Friday.
Born to the wife OF j. H. Hancock, nee Mas
" gle Rover, of st. Louis, on Tuesday, Marc
" s. twins-boys .Messrs. Y. r. and E. v
~ Small spent Monday in Odessa 49, The mi
* at the residence of Mr.. VIM. Parsons OH Ia
Wednesday evening was a very pieasal
IL affair. go. Miss Maude Edwards Is visiting
ns the country
Frank writes from HiGsinsville:--"Cap
bo &. A. Collins started for st. Louis and IL
70, south on the 10th inst. He will combir
liz business with pleasure. Mr.. II. J. Higgil
accompanied him rs far as st. Louis, but !
returned the first of the week. Messrs. l
q T. Bell and Homer Luce left, last Monds
"' for a two weeks hunt at Grand Pass LAX
'p Saline county Miss Bette Campbell.
~ Cover, is visiting her sister. Mrs. DR.. Carte
vi this week. Elder Blackwell of the Chri,
" tian church OF your city, preached here a
- last week to crowded houses. He has abol
twelve additions up TO this writing. We es
pect the meeting will continue all this weel
His day services have been laid aside on "a