Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
Cure for Plies.

Tn first symptom of piles is an intense
itching at night after getting warm. This I'M
pleasant sensation Is immediately relieved by
an application of DR., Bosanko's Pile Remedy.
Piles in all forms, itch, salt rheum and ring
worm can be permanently cured by the use
OF this great remedy. Price 80 cents. Manu-
featured by the DIR. Rosanko Medicine Com
pany. Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Charles W.
LOOMS. noySyl
Firemen' S ball, March 5.
There were more people in town Thursday
than we have seen any one day IN TWO
months.
A number Of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at II. i F. Winkier's, Lex
ington, Missouri. m3tf
A son Of Mr.. Luther Wayman, 5 miles
south Of town, fell of of a fence, last Satur-
day, and broke his leg.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhOuses. well, ~cIstern, etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of j. T.
Ardinger. nov29tf
Aullville items by 'Observer:"-''Mr. X. L.
Greer returned from athree weeks business trip
to Texas last week MIR Finley Jones lett us
last Sunday night for Brownwood. Texas, where
he intends to make his future home. Finley Is q
good moral young man, attentive to business T.,
and was well liked by all who knew him. We
wish him all success....Mr Luttral, who has
been visiting the family Uf his brother. left last
Monday tor his home in ONO. He was accom-
panied BIZ his cousin, Aiss Lenora Luttral. who
.-.tt ,n,x,,; a. ,,.E,i x.-.s GlG -.
Downing. of Independence, WAS here on last
Wednesday on business lie Judge nsed 10 live
here aud his many lr'ends were glad to see
him John Weiborn waa here this week
on legal business Mrs. Eovilia Morrison. sis
ter oi Z. l.. Greer. moved 10 Warr.nshurg last
Thursday .Messrs. Major / Greer have rcnted
their Mills o. this place 10 Erans Bros OF
practical millers. and understand their business
as thoroughly as any mi,lsrs In the county. and
Se bespeak Tor them An excellent irats We
Can assure the public tina, ii tines will pstIouixs
the boJsihey "ili be Well irsa'ei Miss Neliia
Graham returned home from her visit Gu iRsi
sunday AIR. Chsr!sy Hall. the accommodating
Monday IN HugnssvIl!e. tettis county, Mo. We
expect oae OF Tue isi- srs ofPstt!. " =. Tue ilghi
whien attracted Charley tnsre.. Our skating
INK is progressing uuely uEaer the MaDa9tIueni
Of Mr.. kmUet Holman, tn efficient CLERK OF
Barnes, Robinson i Co, who Sag they :hink
they will lac able soon To nave Il arranged so ne
10 acc mmodaie some OF our yosug gentle M d
who complain that they cannot get sEstea large
enough. although Te believe ihey have soiue iars,
enough Tor Bsruuin's jumbo Mr.. VIM -Four.
DoT, Z prominent young attorney OF iDdep-u-
dence. wss here last We,ius5day appearing fol
Jarise Downing 10 the deposition CAGE Whict
cane up berc on that day The CASE Is that O
Adsm Reed Ss.ihe estate OF Isaac Reed. We hay'
known Iii Tor Z long time and we're & al TO &c,
hiia. Their Will De z nas1E 'raae party ut tn;
Residence Oi Mr. Edward EouilSon, abO 1t tSrs:
miles eat Of this place on the night of the az
oil March, 10 ratiiy che INAUGURATION OIL CieYe.
land, as the nrst democratic .rraidrnE IL The Ia,
1 uAn nm ErEaf. n III .Ennii Zt ra.,s a-l -,
q good time. .pncls Alfred Jones is juuilcn
since the supreme court decided the cSse which
he has had 10 court log tn iazt twenty years IL
his iavor We congratulate him on his goo,
fortune. and hope ne nay !Iye long 10 enjoy hi
victor Mir j Il o-b2rn. one o. our worth,
merchants, was in Lexington ore lay las
wcek....Mr j, Z. Handy WIS visiting Mrs. Ju,
Liahlner, at Napoleon, last week. He was u
the train that Jumped the rack at Wellington
but did not get hurt, bat was consider ABLY shas
en- up. he tram did mol reach this .iE:e unit
4 O'Clock In the afternoon -. Your corresp,n
dent has kept d diary OF the nunuer of times /
fas showed this winter, and 1t amounts to 4
times We think this is large enough, ana mop
that 1t will not snow many Lines mure unit,
next winter .... Prof Swearinapu VIII yIva Ar
exhibition al lhc close Of his sch ,oi. Xii vii
hiSe an opportuniiy 10 ss= what the prufas-o
nas been doing this winter. LsiuyeiIe county
In the stat oil Missouri, auu Freedom oSnshil
nave taken the prlze on oratDry in the JUNO
contest just closed ut Columbia. This is u,
honor We may FEEL proud Of. we wogld ike Il
have the oTatlcn to pu,b;lGii In the Intelligence
The person vac Las the honor of carrying 90 tn
prize is MIR j i. HsndrI, ks, who reeid"
about three and a halt mile, east Of uere. W,
Gon&rstui tts john on receiving the prize, an,
We assure hum thar all his friends in and sro.,n,
Asllville are proud that he has woa +: -. Nv
Mercer shipped to st. Louis lg.st 1ac,day We,
i've car loads OF cat''S %nd hog-, !nr which h
receiEeua g29n price ,MI, Smith, OF Elm
, Wocd. was here one day las, week, vi,jt,r,
i.tenls, He vas accompanied bY nis Hife :,
Mr.. Joseph Wiley, oi Kansas city. ia -g.a.'i.:
the family Othts fab r st tnis liasp rb,re !
aeonsldeEaoi account OF wheat and corn com
ing - Aow. "Gsa. - ssiitns from % to 70 CT
per ausEri' ana cor. - worth from 25 TO 3
cents IN saTs Janus Garrison, VIM Mean
and James and Eiw ard GladIsh, lelt on NnHia
r night for the New Orleans eApos,t:o.. Rev
Jesse Osborn viii preach at the isaptia, chuTc'
:. pre- ching AT lac Christian church Sunday In
iheJ viii hold the usual services. No preach
; inE AZ the Aslh0dist church eiIher -