Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-20

Split White Oak Fence Posts for sale-E
Allen. may9tf
Mr.. Jno. G.. Worthington's dog has beer
found.
Saunders cabinet photographs at 10 pc
dozen, are the best. may3Ot4
Hammocks In abundance, at surprisingl.
low rates, at Wilker's. maySOtS
The postofics has been moved to Mr.
McGrew's building, mex to Mr.. Cls2ett'
store.
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and II
fine plushes, at low prices at Il. & F. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. n3tf
The probate court will met Juue %. Per
sons having failed to make settlements a
the May term should take notice.
Latest styles in parlor sets vt very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, a
h. 4 +. Winkler's. Lexington. Mo. m3tt
Chiffonnieres and secretaries, and secrets
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, snt
cheap ut H. 3 F. Winkler's, Lexington. Mis-
souri. m3tf
The ladies' of the NJ. E. Church, South, vii
give u dinner on the 9Th of July in the Nor
| rison building, one door east of the post
Office.
To encourage sleep. creste an appetite
brace up the system. and to purify the blood
take the unfailing Hunt kidney and liver)
remedy. 1t
If you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap in head or foot wear call on Smith 4
Bolton, corner 18th street and Frsnklfn
Avenue. may9tf
Mr.. Walbeck, Mrs. Schmidt and her two
children were buried from Bethel church
Concordis, last Monday. Rev. c. Kautz
conducted the services.
For Sale-175 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price $36
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of j. p.
Ardinger. nov29tf
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of J. P.
Ardinger. nov29n
Odessa Herald 1.-THE storm IN Saturday
morning in Odessa was quite severe. 1t I'M
rooted Mr.. Roberts harness store, and blew
down the chimney Of the Odessa City Roller
Mills, and did some other minor damages. 1t
cost Mr.. Roberts some hundred or more dol
lars. Also took about half Of the roof from
friend Pearcy's store ROOM. Damages about
S4O.n
We take pleasure In informing ~thapublic,
that Mr.. A. Geyer, Lexington, Mo-. has been
appointed agent for the sale Of the celebrated
Anhaeuser-Bu Bottled Lager Beer, for
Lafayette county. and that the trade need not
send to other places for this beer, as they
have been obliged to do for the last month.
1t Is well known that Anhseuser-Bus took
the first premiums for their beer ct the
Worlds Exposltions at Paris, Philadelphia,
and Vienna. and now they have carried of
the prize and second gold medals at New
Orleans. june13w3
Sad havoc is created among the tenants of
the mouth by allowing impurities to collect
upon their surface or In their in.erstices.
sozodont removes every vestige of tartar
from the teeth. and renders their premature
decay impossible. 1t not only imparts to them
wilderness and vigor, but communicates hard
ness and r~osiness to the gums. The breath &C.
quires a most acceptable fragrance from its
use it is q purely botanic liquid, and it may
be relied on to accomplish its identifying ef-
fects without injur1ng the enamel like q grit
ty tooth paste. junelam1
Odessa items:-@Wea fine. Corn
planting about done....The prospect for
wheat bad Hay fine .--Spore . Sons have
opened q new drug store on Main street..
~ Aono-oll ho, foroal n .o-koo,ohf1 r;,l
DR.. Ladd in a new drug store on Main street.
DR.. Mcdonald is one of Odessa's best citizens
and q polished gentleman, and q fne physi-
clan. May they every prosper. DR.. Good
win of Washington township, Is In town
helping to invoice DR.. Hughes stock prepar-
atory to going into partnership. 1t will make
q good strong firm - ensler 3 Whitworth
have a lot OF hands overhsuling their mill.
Mr.. heiser of Bloomington, has the contract.
and is going to put IN a full set of rollers, and
also q lot o felevator machinery;snd he guarsn-
tees 1t to compete with any mill west of st.
Louis in regard to flour. May the firm re-
ceive encouragement in trade for their enter
prise -. Fox = Creasey shipped 9 car loads
of stock. Tuesday night for st. Louis. j. S.
White, l to Kansas City. C. Y. Ford, 1 to
st. Louis. James jenkins, 8 to St. Louis"
Odessa items by "Mlcawber:"-"Last FRI
day night the business house of Mr.. W. B.
Roberts was unrOofed by the storm also the
smoke stack OF Warner l. Bsggarley's mill
was blown down. -. Mrs w. X. Mayo and
her mother, Mrs. E. b. THliaferro. left, re-
Gently, for Louisville . The "hollness peo-
pie" are holding IA series Of meetings IN
Odessa go. Odessa will celebrate the Fourth
in her usual creditsble manner. Good speak
ing music and Il fine Inner will be enjoyed. ..
The friend. Uf the compromise on the bond
question are sanguine that it will carry in
Sni-a-Bar township =. Mr.. D.. Mclaughlin
and lady. of Lancaster, Ohio, have been visit
ing the family Of their son. Mr.. J.. A. Nc
Lsughlin. ut the residence of Capt. Henry g..
Last Tuesday morning o.. C.. Gam, Jr., was
thrown from u horse; his foot hung in the
stirrup, dragging him some distance. Medl-
cal aid Was called which disclosed that while
Mr.. Gam Was badly bruised his injuries were
not serious . On next We. inesduy 4 masonic
celebration will take place at Fayetteville,
which will be largely tende by member
of the fraternity US we'll - many others from
some distance around that place 900. Messrs.
Henry Mcneil aud John HEREFORD will EN-.
bark in the drug business soon ut Creighton
In Henry county . u Mr.. j. NJ. White, late In
the employ of Miller 4 Pearcy, has sold
his residence to the Rev. Mr.. Winner. Mr.,
W. thinks Of moving to johnson county. 80.
Misses Fannie Black and Matte Maitland, Of
Richmond, we're visiting friends here las,
week..-.The new drug firm of Lsdd b Nc
Donald have secured the services of E. X
kadford As p~rescriptionist 800. Farmers are
behind with their work owing to the. pro.
tracted wet weather, the corn crop lacks fol
cultivation"
Corder items BY "Wr:-'sThe proposition
to erect q new school building In Corder Wa.
defeated, the vote being 81 against it to s;
for it. The country voted against it, and thu
town for it, We had a very pleasant yisi
Sydnor. While We were highly entertained
in viewing his fine hogs, fat cattle and fine
mules roaming over extended fields of blue
grass and clover, yet our enjoyment wal
somewhat enhanced when we were called t.
partake of those things which satisfy tn,
cravings Of the inward man. And thes,
being presided over by q contented wife sns
shared by four charming children made III
feel perfectly at home. Mr.. s. has sevent,
fat hogs that will average three hundred
and one hundred fine pigs. with which Ia,
hopes to supply the wants of the people thii
fall. We will say nothing OF the superiorit,
of his stock Of hogs, as it is widely known