Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-07
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COOL crowd Of people in town Monday.
iux In your mares, colts and sires on
lday, April6. -.
Hr.J. Z. Davis has moved back into bis
u ieuce on College street.
NJ. Anna Smell was at the bail, out did
lance with any of tine boys.
all and see our samples and get our
a ,ss on wall paper. LOOMS Bros. f2lte
Hshe Acme and Red B. Is the white't four
ffhe market; try II. Aade at Aullviiie. for
\, hv al, grocer,. may3lf
Esius Durbin has lest two children ana
Ia Durbin one child, of measles, since
aar imprisonment.
sIr. james lies sold to P. c. Patterson one
A..yesr.old mare mule, l6a hands h'g Ior
SO-cIaimed to be the finest mule In the
ste.
krye,y stallion OF any note In Lafayette
snty will be In Lexington, with as many OF
Eoolts as possible, on the first Monday IN
h5M
n. Jno. @. Yonng bought a very hand
esne pair of gray work mares, last "edhes-
", ut $500. They averaged 1880 pounds IN
eight -
iN.sJ.A. Graham was placed on the grand
; Wedsesasy. In the stead of Mr.. George
,,6oru. WIN WAS excused because OF SICK
les In his family.
tAr. s.,royisas contracted t0ss .nty acres
/ tomstoes aud seventy acres orcorn for the
z,n,no factory, he paid fifteen cents d
abel for the tomatoes, 81 per ton for the
in.
E,iiah Spruce piloted a white man and q
|tero across the river Tuesday afternoon.
he white man gave him 81 so, and the ne
10 a razor. Lille sold the razor for twenty
Its.
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
s,t In the city, on Main street, large house,
I'D outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
Nv q 900. Terms easy. Inquire OF J.P.
,dinger. no'-0"
iSur stock Of paper and decorations is
ger and more complete than ever before
81 we extend 8 cordial Invitation to all 10
Inc and look through our assortment. NJ.
Boyle Il Son. mcn.mi
E&lr, Dick Hays and his sister, Miss Bette.
I've rented the Ardinger house, corner OF
| ain and College streets. and 1t l. being rem
sted and liked up for their occupancy
. boarding house.
A couple Of the blacklist girls In town were
alking down the street, Monday, when one
them, seeing a crowd OF darkies on the
Erner, remarked, swell. this is getting u
g regular Niger town."
Kansas City Times, March 81 "Rober'
pith, the 7 wear old son Of Richard Keith
no vas injured by the dynamite explosion
Vt Saturday, was much better YESTERDAY,
i'd the chances for his recovery are increas'
e."
Mr.. Jos. B. Silver Is now making contracts
Il the cannery for the coming summsr. At
80 that everybody wants to raise vegetable
ir the cannery, and he will have no troub''
4 getting all he wants. Come In curly
'srmers, II you want contracts.
I Time Is money, and yet you will nnd mer
heuts trying to induce customers to us'
ther brands Of -four that may or may no
i've their trade satisfaction. when they know
shsn they sell a sack Of Robinsons celebra'
"A. that 1t will give satisfaction beyond
,bs. nov22ti
rbs MeCulloch sale in West Davis town
hip, lat Tuesday, Was largely attended
'he land rented exceedingly we'll, bringing
Or the year three dollars per acre including
huber land and all. The live stock was no
a very good condition but 1t brought fail
Prices
Winklers' factory, after being idle for
ouple Of months during the extreme coli
Weather. started up again last Monday TO
mother years. work.. May lie have q success
tal and profit able year, for the establish
nent Is Que Of the most beneficial to the cit.
hat 1t has.
One of the horses attached to the blu
kepped on the grave for the water pipe OF
Posite Mr. Grime,', Tuesday morning, I'm
ell. The hole was so deep tina: the bottor
Gould not be seen. The CITY " Ill have anolhe
~ianag. suit on Its hands soon IL 1t don't loo
y leedle out.
j Mr.. Ben Adams was seriously hurt la'
Sunday evening, at Aullville. He was ridin
pn a hand car, and dropped his hat. Viii
krying to recover the hat. the handle Of th
moving car came down on his knee with sue
force as to dislocate the ankle Joint. Thei
Is fear that some bones are broken.
Remember Saunders Is making all cabin
photos al 80 per dozen for a short time onl.
BE has secured the services of q number or
artist WIN has been In the best galleries
Chicago, who Is now with him. All VOL
warranted to equal that done in Chicago
New York. Go to Saunders for the be
r,c,ures. feb7tf
Mr.. Jonas W. Benton met with q very 81
we're and painful accident last Monday eve
k.<. and came very near losing bis right ey
iSsIle working on the iron roof at.ae Laclet
heel. He WAS ha nmerlng down a roug
place In the roof when q small piece OF Il
Iron few up and imbedded Itself In his ey
bat since DR.. Russell operated on 1t, 1t ID &c
ting all right.
] All our II, es we have heard Of the impo
/ sfbility Of mixing oil and water. We know
two families In this city who have been bu
ing and using elaine oil thai has water In
| How IL get. mixed we DO not know, but q
water 1. there. During the recent cold wsst
or lamp wicks frozs to the bottom OF t
lamps, and water could easily be seen half
| inch deep in the bottom when nothing but
had been put there. Evidently oil and wat
does mix.
Prevent decay of the teeth with their su
,r.preseryative, aromatic sozodont. Whit
W sss Of the dental row. healthful rosine
and hardness of the gums. a sweet breat
an agreeable taste in the mouth all these Il
! conferred by sosodont. Does not such an
! valuable toilet article, one 50 pure as we'll
effective, deserve the popularity 1t enjoy
| Most sssuredIy. 1t has no rival worthy
| the name. The ordinary powders and past
are nothing to 1t, and since its appeaIan'
have rapidly lost ground. Sold by all dru
gists. feo2lml
Mr.. Jos. 8. Cash IL selling by subscripti
most excellent book. DR.. McCoy's "Tribr
| Of Flowers to the Memory Of Mother" 1t
4 tribute from many full hearts to the holt
Lof human names. 1t 10 well selected throug
cut, beautifully illustrated and bound, a
4 isside being al ornament to any home W
Hbroye of inestimable value In aiding to give
needless youth something Of q proper appl
citation that always comes to those who
not deprayed In taste and feeling, bu, O
which .uch a work may bring at earlier ye.
when 1t can be OF service IN practical demo
atrstions of affection aud tender solicilu'
We hope Mr.. Cash will meet with great {
couraxement in the sale of his book, as he
doing q good work In putting it within
reach OF the people. The price is modera
considering the flush and value of the boz
Miss Fannie Ferguson, who lives In q
olty, went up TO Independence Wednesd
night to see her brother on business. re
ticket agent there on the Pacific railro'
and wss g ,pec:ing her. The Train was /