Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-18
The Smith benefit, May s.

Our stock Of wall paper Is new and of the
latest designs. LOOMS Bros. fsb2lt9
.Gus" seems to rub Franks far the. wrong
way this week, with . vengeance.
Latest styles of wall paper from brown
blanks to embossed gold at LOOMS Bros. to
Don't forget It; you amt afford to miss
it, the closing out sale at Young's China
Hall. aplltf
Goods are going rapidly at the closing out
sale Of Young's China Hall. The prices are
irresistible. apl1tf
A number Of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices vt II. j +. Winkier's, Lex
inpton. Missouri. matt
Organs, strictly iirst-class, for sale on easy
terms at A. {. NJ. Birds, the reliable sewing
machine man of Odessa. 1an10yl
Go to MartIand's new gallery for The best
photographs. HIS cabinet size st So per
dozen ran be beat. Remember opposite the
post, lice. apr4tf
White goods, such as piques, mulls,
swisses, iaconsts. linen d'Indis. etc., in large
variety, at low prices. n. Wilker, successor
to Vilker & Miller. apr4t3
For rent from May lat. the lower room Of
Turnsrs' Hall. now occupied by John g. Mehl
a. q saloon. Apply to c. n. Schsefsrmeyer.
Pres. Lex. Turner Society. aprAlf
Jack Humphrey attempted to burglarize
Mr.. Gus. Haerle's place the other day. He
was cnuaht, and waiving examination was, in
default of $500 bail, placed In jail.
For ssle-l7o acres OF extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price SIS
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of. P.
ArdinRer. nov29tf
In connection with Mccormick Harvest
Ing and Moving Machines, I have plows,
cultiyators, corn planters and any other ma
chinery for farming, at bottom prices. Call
and zee me before buying. Jas. A.. Ora
ham. aprlst2
It's to my interest to handle reliable Or
gans as well IS good sewing machines, il 1
expect to have contented customers. This
will be my aim in the future a. 1t has In the
past. Thanks for past patronage. A.. c. NJ.
Bird. tanl0y1
No lady should fail to see our line OF en-
broideries in jaconets, nainsook, fine cam
brlcs, swiss, etc. They are all Of our "
importation and we will save you an average
of Is per cent. on the same. Ahrens' Dry
Goods Bazaar. feb21tf
Mrs. Harriet Bailey, Of Putnam, Conn.
writes:-"I have been troubled with kidney
and liver disease for two years. 1 suffered
severely in the back and loins. Before tax
ing Hunts kidney and liverl remedy, l
could not lift . pound. Inow enjoy the best
of health" 1t
We have to announce, this week, . distin.
guished arrival In the person of Oliver
Hughes, recently from under tho care Of D.
w. Msrmadukh, Esq, warden of the third
house, at Jefferson City. He seems to have
has money ahead, and, 10 doubt, he will be q
belle IN the circle Of society which he Affects.
Travel slways adds such tone to the man
ners
Higginsville Post:--"Forbsarance has about
ceased to be . virtue, and Lexington II be.
ginning to get mad over the Treatment she ID
receiving from the Missouri Pacific railroad
Hope deferred has made her heart sick, and
she has abundant cause for wrath" That II
true. The officers Of the road made this city
certain promises In order to secur tho sub.
scription of q considerable sum Of money tt
aid In making the connection of their two
branches here. The people responded with
alacrity and liberality. The road has no
kept the promises of its officers. The peo.
pie hsye not been impatient or q%usrrulous
they have waited 3 long time, patiently, for Il
to keep its word; now, at last. as our con
temporary says, ''patience has ceased to bs
virtue" and they want to know why they art
thus Ill treated.
Wellington items by "4us :'-'Nr. Bosst
IL building q new furniture store 80 yelling
ton has . circulating library Of fifty or NOR
interesting and instructive volumes, at DR.
Mann's drug store -. Misses Minnie Bale,
down Saturday night and remained unit
Monday, to the delight of SOM Of our youni
gallants Miss Mollie O'Maliey. who CAV
general satisfaction as one of the teachers II
the public school at this place, il teaching
two months subscription school MIR. n
P. Yocum, an enterprislng stenographer .
Sedalia, was visiting friends here on Sunds
last e.. Any of our ladies desiring an excellen
receipt for pickles, will do well to call o.
one of our old bachelors, or address "Aaet
kama" of the Odessa Democrat. .Thos
who desire the works of the i.lustriou
MARK TWAIN" should call on ".Calyx" q
the Register. We extend our hanks /
Frank tor his information to the a~ncients .
our ~antiqaa'ed town ,andat the same time W
would like to inquire II his fund of histori
cal knowledge has been acquired since hi
| roatl~,n~ r,,sl, ,as Dat o... l.. F..
got to be generous, before he lot his TEN
per or his mind, until the removal of tn
capital and county seat had been ind-iuitel
postponed. We. therefore,, suggest that if b
can convince the next legislature that tn
msjnlity OF 'Higginsvilleites' has ideas /
common with him, they probably will re
move the state buildings Of either Fulton Q
St. Joe to that city ; and If the craze 1. OH til
iucreasc, perhaps both. Frank nee
fear no rivalry from Wellington, Is she
searching for the fountain Of knowledge wit
the same diligence that the celebrated Ponc
de Leon sought for the tabled fountain
YOUTH"
=. Higginsyille items By "Frank" SON la
Sunday morning about ! o'clock the boardsl
, at Mrs. organs, while fooling with 3 revo
} yer discharged 1t ACCIDENTAL ', while In II
hands OF Harry Hound, and shot Robt. Hi
, and knocked out two upper teeth. ia
, wound 10 very painful but not ~danserou
This Is the fruit Of another fool foOling wit
! fire arms. ... Porter Seswell and Mai q. z. 1
l Rswlins, Of Odessa, were guests at the Col
trail hotel last Saturday IN. h. Henry,
r Tavtn0ton anant loH RstnrJov e., to,yu
TT. Swerengen, Of Aullville, was In the cit
l last Saturday ....T The Misses Ward, OF Aul
, Vile, were IN town, last Monday. also IL
, Misses Terrell of Odessa go. We learn frol
good authority that the Aullville roller mil
=. built and completed about q year ago, b
John W. Brown & Co., Is to DO moved
Slater soon. ...W We are glad to learn that II
t $4,000 school house site has been located
Capt. H. T.. Smiths addition. 700. Arthu
r Barnes, OF this city, started to the Blac
; Hills, last Friday, to seek bis fortune az
SOW bis wild oats. That Is the same old Sd,
where We sOWed ours. .Chss. James aud wi
t are visiting at Faystte this week. ....J. {
Bowen has started 3 second. hand store In h
=. place on Russell street =. Rev. Cobb, OF Ode
sa. preached at the Methodist church Ia
Sunday -. Uncle Albert Moore, of Wellin,
8 ton. was on our streets last Saturday. Re
L.. T. Rnffner preached at Odessa last Sul
e day....Rev. Painter, OF Blackburn, preach,
at the Baptist church In this place sund,
+ ....W We were over to Berlin, last week. 1t
: q perfect paradise in the way Of besutf
scenery. We also partook Of the hospitall
Of our generous, tgood hearted friend, NJ
Lewis Wernwag. Long may he live al