Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10
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hands to get it out.
Saunders has no competition in taking pho
tographs of children. novsti
1 have a fine selection OF picture frames,
designs. MARYLAND. nov22tf
John Powell, sells Pierce's Fsvorite Sour
direct from the distillery. nov2sm3
Don't fail to read our new advertisement
this week. N. F. Royle & Son. j10w2
A great reduction in photographs at Saun-
ders' gallery, opposite the courthouse.
Go to John Powelps with your Jug for
Soul Mash for Christmas. n29mS
The best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask you grocers for it. n15tf
All goods at cost for the next 30 days at
II. Wilker's. Successor to Wilker q Mil
Ter. t10t3
Pierce's Poor Mans Friend at John Pow
ellis for Christmas. 1t will make you happy.
Try it. nov29ms
c. Ben. Will sell round trip tickets every
at 81 to Kansas City, or 81 30 to
Leavenworth. j1Ow2
All goods at cost for the next thirty days.
II. Wilker. Successor to WIlker y Miller.
Franklin street. jan1Ot3
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. 3 F. Winkier's, Lex
ington. Missouri. m3tf
A hint to the wise 10 a hint to mothers to
take your children 10 Saunders gallery, and
have their pictures taken. nov22tf
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush. at
H. q F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. mstf
MIR. Barney G. Moran has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent of the Intelli.
gencer at Higginsville. He can be found at
the Office of J. E. Rigg & Co. jams II
We will not only offer our winter goods at
cost but will include all goods in stock, at
cost, for the next thirty days. H. Wilker,
to Wilker Il Miller. jan1OtS
For Sale-175 acres OF extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price $50
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
if desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
Remember those who come first, will get
first choice. The slaughter begins this
morning in dead earnest. and will continue
until the goods are all sold. W. S. Claget,
Mercantile Co.. j1Otf
1t is not our aim to dispose of only a few
old and broken lines Of goods, but no house
in the county can or will sell old goods al
cheap as we will during this slaughter sale
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. janl0tf
"Why, what are you putting that on my
feet for,' asked q mar with . heavy cold
"Why, to draw the cold out of your head
answered the considerable nurse. ''The deuce
you say. 1 would rather have it stay where Il
IS than be drawn the whole length OF my
body" AT any rate there is a more pleasant
method than that, go and get me a bottle o.
DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup. 1t
In the past three years Robinson's celebra'
ted roller four h, taken the cake, and it II
the general belief that their -four is the whit
est and best in the county, as they have spar
ed no pains or expense to keep up their higf
standard, while other mills have been chang
ing brands and trying to initiate their cele
brated flour. All have failed to do SO. n22tf
The handsome residence Of Capt. Shanks
in Saline county, was burned December %
and it an the contents were a total loss. A
piano was saved in a badly damaged condi
ton. The family had a narrow escape, ant
did not even save a suit of clothes apiece
The captain thought, last fall, that he woul'
move to Lexington, but since the fire he ha
moved to Brownsville.
Habitual constipation Is not only one OF tn
most unpleasant, but at the same time one o
the most Injurious conditions of the human
system, and is but a %forerunner of disease, I'm
less removed. This is usually accomplished
by the use Of purgatives, which for the tim
afford relief, but after their immediate effect
have passed they leave the system in a wors
state than before. To effect q cure 1t is neces
sary that the remedy used should be one tbs
not only by its cathartic effect relieves tn
bowels, but at the same time acts as a tonic
| so as to restore the organs to q sound health
| condition. This PRICKLY ASH BITTER
| will do. 1t removes the cause and restore
| health. dec20lm
Aullville items, by "Observer:'-'Mis
Flora Belt, of Lexington, who has been visi
ing friends and relatives in this communit
for about two weeks, returned home yestel
day Mrs. JANE Major, who has been yer
sick for about three months, is reported to /
much better 1t rainsd hard here all la
Monday and night, and on Tuesday mornir
began showing. The rain and ice in the bo
tom caused Davis creek to overflow it bank
Mr.. 7. E. Williams, wife and sister, sta
Sunday visiting friends and relatives in job
son county..Mr. Charles Hill went to Odesi
on Saturday last, and spent Sunday Their
We do not know what was Charley's bus
ness, but m has it that he went to s.
one of the fair ones there Mr.. Davis,
Kentucky, is visiting his son, W. N. Dari
about one and a-half miles south Of til
place. Misses Cora Shields and Fannie Ogle
by, of Warrensburg. are visiting the falni
of j. Fl. Parker, near Oak Grove church.
Mr.. John Byers, of johnson county, who
teaching the Osborn school, and who b
been spending the holidays with his paren'
returned home on Thursday last and col
menced his school on Monday. Mr. b. So
: he had a pleasant time ant he will now car
on his school without any interruption. 1T
, eastern bound passenger train on the NJ
souri, Pacific railroad, ran off the track abe
t a half mile west of this place. or last Satu
D day, doing no damage but breaking the fro
truck Of the tender of engine No. 4. The
/, o'clock evening freight going west broue
the necessary material and the engine "
l..aired and went to Sedalia that evening.
. John Welborn, Esq, of Lexington. was BIZ
on the 9Th inst, on legal business go. Mr..
S w. Swearingen, teacher of the public sch,
e at this place, was in your city or the
-. INST, in attendance on the county convent
a of presidents of the different boards, for
v selection of books for the ensuing five year
e Married, at the residence of Rev. j.
. Osborn, on Thursday, the 10Th day of d
1884, Mr.. Jasper Arson and Miss MIME
= Osborn. Your correspondent wishes them
n the Joy there is In store in c%onnubial bless
ness; that theirs may be a life Of Joy, pea
Q love and happiness; and that the pleasu
and bliss of the tie that binds them may ne
be blighted by storms of disaffection; 8
that they may never be regretful of the vo
is they have taken Mr.. Robert Graham
10 filled his ice house with q nice lot of ice, +,
N the citizens of Aullville may be treate,
70 little coolly by him next summer. 80. Their
'e some talk of reyiying the Aullvills liter
10 society soon. We hope this may be done
soon as possible so it may give our yol
people something that may employ them W