Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-05-16
CITY election June 2.

fair.
nothing.
Starw hats from cents up at Smith n
Bottoms. may9ti
Martland's photos Of babies and children
can't be beat. novSZu
The farmers are working very hard to
make up for lost time.
The Brown & Co. roller mill at Aullville is
being removed to Slater.
The sanitary committee did not show up at
the council last Monday night.
Good prints for cents yard, at W. ).
Clagett Mercantile Company's store. 9m
The best -four In the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. n1otf
Lawn Settces 4, :, and feet long, cheap,at
b. II +. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. a2of
Good prints for cents a yard, Ut W. >.
Clageit Mercantile Company store. M
The old mems club will meet at Mr.. 5. d.
wentworth's on next Saturday, May %.
The buildings at the BE-. Care being re-
paired preparatory to a few coats of paint.
Mr.. A. j. Hall is spoken of for the council
in his ward. He would make good mem
ber. |
Street gas lamps are to be placed on Ridge |
way, the popular boulevard to the Lexington
Spa.
For Sale-A one or two horse pleasure car
riaze, for sale cheap. Apply to A. V. Rob-
inson. msrl4u
Fans and parasols till you can't rest. Prices
never were rs low. Henry Wilker, Franklin
avenue. may16ts
| Johnny and Charlie Meet caught two-foot-
long eel Tuesday. They exhibit its skin as
trophy.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Beltlng, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
sf1vps. mott
Dry goods, boots, shoes, hats and caps
cheap at the VS.. Clagett Mercantile Com
pany's store. may9tf
Mr.. John W. Larrimore, u very we'll known
and deservedly popular merchant Of st.
Louis, is dead.
Gloves and mittens all sorts and sizes at
popular prices. Call and see US. II. WilEer,
Franklin avenue. may1StS
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at II. & F. Winkler's, Lex
ington, Missouri. mau
Towels, napkins, table linens, & c., we have
in great variety at low prices. Henry Wilker,
Franklin avenue. may16t3
Tickets for the Turnverein ball, Monday,
May %, for gentlemen, II; members, 90
cents; ladies free.
The burning out of iue at the Z. A. S.
Saturday morning caused sn alarm OF fire.
No damage was done.
The painters are busy. and their work adds
very much to the appearance Of the town.
Keep 'em at work. 1t pays.
/ School is out for the public school pupils
and teachers, and they are all thinking how
they are to spend their holidays.
| Latest styles in parlOr sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H.&F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. m8tf
A few more carpets and oil cloths, rugs
and mating left. They are going at cost to
close out. H. Wilker, Franklin ave. m14tS
II you want anything nobby, durable and
I cheap in head or foot wear, call on Smith &
Bolton, corner 11th street and Franklin
q Avenue. may9t
=, Our piscatorial friend E-phra-ham King
3 Invent to Sand Prairie lake wednesday and re-
, turned with his creel pretty we'll supplied
with perch.
! For sale-A good residence, one of the
) best in the city, on Main street, large house,
t good outhouses. WELL clstern, etc. Price
only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. r.
Ardinger. nov2Sn
q large sycamore tree has fallen across the
J., Odd Fellows lot at the cemetery, barely
4 | missing In its descent several very valuable
e monuments.
1t would be happy thing if we could
>, mend the second ward school building with
new one, but we suppose We shall have to
y wait until some philanthropist remembers 1t
r in his will.
4 Mr.. Il. a. IL riehu, republican,, l3 get
ting to be a little careless how he speaks Of
;. the man and brother. He alluded In rather 9
@ contemptuous way in a speech in the council
It Monday night, to 'nigger houses"
" There is talk Of building plank sdewall
+ from the residence OF Mr.. Jno. s. Blackwell
q to connect with the pavement In front o
Central Female College. 1t would he val
d liable improvement in muddy weather.
,s Mrs. Geo. Dswley, Of 76 Knight street
" Providence, r. l., says:-"I was severel!
is afflicted with torpidity of the kidneys ant
,f enlargement of the liver. Hunts kidney ant
ie liverl remedy has certainly done wonders fo
me-" IL
II The city should have the road to the GENE
ID terry worked. While it is in very bad condi
I'd tion for vehicles it lies so that it would no
S, require very much labor to round it up nice
X ". And while it is being done the worl
bit should be extended all the way to the bridg
over the Missouri Pacific railroad, eve
ct though there are few yards there that ma
v, not properly be within the city limits
,e Strangers going to funerals here will thin
of hardly of US when they pass over that neg
X lected road.
or The fire company have built wardrobe I
st their room, and have received their caps an
rubber coats. Their belts will be made q
home. They have also had made, at home,
=. few leather wrappers, with which to men
> the hose quickly in case Of all accident. and
=. couple of leather handles, with which tw
men can carry the hose up ladder. I'll
. company Is now in good condition and whe
-. the water is turned on we will have full
rt fedged fire company. Unfortunately Jul
now that date seems somewhat remote.
Mrs. Anna Green. light cOlOred mulatt
woman. much esteemed by all who knew he
where she lived, near Waverly, met with =
-. accident, Sunday, which proved fatal to hel
=. r.. She WAS returning home from Waverly wit
,,e her husband, III wagon, having her baby !
- her lap, when a sudden jolt threw her frol
,d the wagon. The horses were at pretty goo
- speed at the time. and as she fell betwee
the wheels one of them passed over her be
fore her husband could check his team. Th
child fell with its mother but was unhur
- The woman fingered but a few hours whe
~ she died.
-, Mrs. j. w. Rinehart makes most excellel
:, wine. Last fall she manufactured quite
=, large quantity of ii, and stored it away
H. jugs and bottles. A few days ago she hs
nc occasion to use some wine, and went to Il
cellar to get it. She found the bottles al
jugs all there, and all full-of water. Som
cd body had gotten away with all the wine, FL
~ ed the vessels with water and corked the
~ up tight and fast. OF course she has no i'd
, who did it. II Mr.. Rinehart were net one
ho best men in the community we might suspe
- HIM of having INDUCED in an occasion
art u .'"hSioi "ia' 'ee"e' ~' " A'' i"
knows? Good wine. Quiet cellar. Co
pops out. Gurgle, gurgle! Yum, yum
n. Water handy. suspicion averted. Ha,
,o,, ha!
i'm Wellington items by "Gus."-"We ho
as the weather will continue fair and give Il
se almost discouraged farmers show .... MI
m b. B. Corse spent Sc, eral days in Odessa IL
ON week as a delegate to the missionary meeti
his at that place :. Mr.. Oscar Mindrup went