Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-28
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Stallion, marc and colt show, Monday,
April 0.
We have noticed a few signs of gardening
about town.
Our canned peas are the best in the market
Trigg s. Shields mch2s2
Grand concert and tableaux, at opers
aouse, April 9th.
Dicken 4 Co. shipped seven car loads Of
wheat last Tuesday.
The street car company is putting a coat Of
macadam inside their track.
The Ahrens DRY Goods Bazaar is new re-
ceiving their full spring stock. 1t
Try our French prunes and evaporsted
peeled peaches. Trlgg 4 Shields. mch2st2
Call and see our samples and get ouE
prices on wall paper. LOOMS Bros. 2lts
Saunders Is making a new style cabinet
photograph, which is very neat indeed. NIL
A couple of female mokes hsd o fst and
,kull set.to Thursday, near Main and Third
street.
When our city council orders q thing done,
~ ought to see that it ls done, or bring some
body to grief.
The Acme and Bed B. IS the whitest -four
y IN LQe mhIkets Wy IL nAooo
sale bv ali erocsrs. may31tf
Mr.. A. G. LOOMS, Mr.. Joe. James and
MI. Fred Meet each shipped a car load OF
apples to Kansas City last Tuesday.
Street cleanings, reeking with offensive
manure, are unfit to be dumped within the
city limits, right under peoples noses.
Mr.. Joseph Edmonds has sold the coal I'm :
der his farm, near Waterloo. He intended
mining 1t, but was offered his price, and sold.
What has become of the macadam stones
hat were piled up about the streets all win
ter? WHY not put them back where they
belong
!. "A very complete line Of tiasel braids At d
mohair braids, all colors. An entirely new
and novel dress trimming Just received
Ahreu's Dry Goods Bazaar. feb2ltf
The ladies of the Christian church cleared
about $40 by. their upper Friday night Of
asst week. They wish to thank all who 80
generously patronized them.
All kinds of salt fish just re~ceived-mack-
;rel, salmon, white fish, Goldfish, herrings, &c
These fish are all new and fat; we have no
rusty fish In stock. John Powell. mchl4wS
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 il
Ar5inper. nov29tf
Our stock Of paper and decorations Is
larger and more complete than ever before,
and we extend a cordial Invitation to all to
come and look through our assortment. NJ.
F. Royle g. Son. mch7ml
10. Ganther Is IN trouble again; thist time
for abusing and drawing a knife on the WON
an he recently robbed. A genteel whipping
is what 10 needs badly. He went to Jail in
default of q $500 bond.
Mr.. n. Haerle has always willingly assist
ed In any entertainment, when called on. HI
now proposes to eclipse all former efforts In
the way Of tableaux, and the concert will be
fully up to the standard.
This weeks issue of the Register 10 the
best one that ever came from that ONCE. The
present proprietors know what a good paper
is, and they are competent to keep 1t up'
The change Ia wonderful, both In quantity
and quality.
Owners Of stations, jacks, mares and
{ !!ts in Lafayette county should remember
that there Is to be the grandest show Of these
animals in Lexington on Monday, April 8,
that has ever taken place here. Every stock
man of any note in the county will be here.
Time Is money, and yet you will find mer'
chants trying to induce customers to use
ether brands Of our that may or may not
give their trade satisfaction, when they know
when they sell q sack Of Robinson's celebra-
ted, that 1t will give satisfaction beyond q
doubt. nov22ti
Remember Saunders Is making all cabine.
photos at % per dozen for a short time only'
He has secured the services Of a number one
artist who has been In the best galleries Of
Chicago, who Is now with him. All work
warranted to equal that done in Chicago oil
New York. Go to Saunders for the bes
pictures. feb7tf
Somebody has been dumping very often
sive dirt In tho pond east of Pine street anC
near Rilgeway. The stuff Is a disease breed
Grand II any more of it Is put there the peo
pie on Rldgewsy will protest pretty loudly
not louder, however than the truck smells
The board of health Is invited to go and tax
q sniff at 1t.
Carrollton Democrat, March 27th:-"I
you think there is not energy enough In tn
grading contractors on the line of the c. B. 4
K. C. road between this point and Bogard
you should tako stroll In that direction AM
satisfy yourself. II the present weathe
holds, 1t would not surprise US to see train
on the road by theimiddle Of May"
Don't frown. II you can help it, but dom
smile more than you are obliged to, If 20
have q mouthful Of discolored teeth. II sucl
T. A. $3.50 ~oo.,. onI rron of 1ooef nnn
every day. delightful %sozodont, which vii
J remove the u~nbecoming spots and speck
that dishgure your teeth; render them pearll
white, make the gums hard and rosy, ant
inpart fragrance to your breath. Sozodont
moreover, contains no corrosive acids o.
gritty particles. which Il the case with SOM
= dsntifrices, but Is eminently safe as we'll a
thoroughly effective. Sold by all drug
Sists. mch2lm'
n. Y. Observer :-"Roller. skating rink
have degenerated into public nuisances Il
many quarters. In our secular exchange
we find many items that show this. In Dor
dentown the common council have passed a
ordinance restricting the hours OF attend
ance for school children and the sale Of in
toxicating liquors. A bill has been introdue
ed In the Minnesota house providing ths
males and females shall not be allowed t
use or occupy the floor OF any roller-skatinI
INK at the same time. In another place, th
lame Of which we have not preserved, TIT
board of education gave notice I hat the attend
snce of any public school teacher at tn
s%katiug-rink would be considered the equiv
client of resignation"
s.Visitor' sends the following from Bate
City your correspondent had the pleas
pre-, last Friday, Of being present at the clos
ing exercises of the Lark Webb school,
miles southwest of this place, which has bee
conducted during the term just closed b.
Prot. L.. Ed. Webb. The exercises in tn
forenoon consisted Of examinations, whic
developed q very fair grade all around at tn
conclusion of the examinations e SUMPTION
dinner was spread. In the afternoon tn
audience was treated to the rendition of
drama in two scenes, entitled, Marrying al
Admiral.n The characters were represented
BY Msssrs. l.. Ed, Lee and Willie Webb an,
George, and Misses Webb and White. A
carried their parts well, considering the dis
advantages under which they lebored. A
night the entire school gave az exhibition
consisting Of declarations and dialogues, al
of which were rendered in a most creditabl
manner. Most Of the pieces spoken wer
on the temperance order, expressed goo
sentiment and were well received. Speci,
mention should be MADE Of the specialize
With which We were favored BY Mr.. Rlotct
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