Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-13
split White Oak Fence Posts for sale-E.

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Allen. mayStf
Saunders cabinet photographs at % per
dozen, are the best. may3Ot4
Hammocks in abundance. at surprisingly
low rates, at Wilker's. maySots
MIR. Hugh Wallace, formerly of this city,
has been appointed receiver of the land office
ct Salt Lake.
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and in
fine plushes, at low prices at a.. q F. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. mSu
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
| b. q F. Winklers, Lexington, Mo. m8tf
If you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap in head or foot wear. call on Smith g.
Bolton, corner 1lth street and Franklin
Avenue. may9tf
Chifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at b. 4 +. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
. )uri. mSu
II you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap 10 head or loot wear, call on Smith &
Bolton, corner 11th street and Franklin
Avenue. msy9tf
Smith q Bolton, corner of 18th street and
Franklin Avenue, have the hsndsomest and
best assorted stock Of boots, shoes, hats and
caps ever brought to Lexington. msy9tf
For Sale-175 acres OF extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price eS5
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
II desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardinger. novz9tf
These new tangled dresses that the ladies
|-.--o--,nl La-o - -oorl;or W. BALLAD m
. lady the other day and as she received us
at the door we lnvoluntsrily started back,
when she exclaimed, 90, come in; it's q
dressp Thus resssured we walked In. but
9 )mehow the garment continued to look to
rs like something else.
9reenton items by l, 2. 3:-"Messrs. C. Y.
Ford and A. O. Slaughter purchased, re-
Gently, in Kansas City, 46 head Of 2 year old
steers DIR. Murphy paid Higginsville q
visit, last week. III. E. Gibson. Esq. sold to
James jenkins last week Is head of hogs,
average weight, 437; price, 50 35.. Messrs.
Bumgsrner and Triplett, returned from q
four days fishing excursion, last Sunday.
Greenton has been quite fishy since Mr..
Levi Scrivener is very low with dropsy and
general debility"
We take pleasure In informing the public,
that Mr.. A. Geyer, Lexington, Mo-. has been
appointed agent for the sale Of the celebrated
Anhseuser-Busch Bottled Lager Beer, for
Lafayette county, and that the trade need not
have been obliged to do for the last month.
1t is well known that Anhaeuser-B Busch took
the first premiums for their beer at the
Worlds Expositions at Paris, Philadelphia,
and Vienna. and now they have carried of
the prize and second gold medals at New
| Orleans. june13W3
Sad havoc is created among the tenants Of
the mouth by allowing impurities to collect
upon their surface or in their interstices.
sozodont removes every vestige of tartar
from the teeth, and renders their premature
decay impossible. It not only impsrts to them
wilderness and vigor, but communicates hard
ness and ~rosiness to the gums. The breath &C.
quires a most acceptable fragrance from its
use; II is 9 purely botanic liquid, and it may
be relied on to accomplish its identifying ef-
fects without injurlng the enamel like q grit
ty tooth paste. iunelam1
Wsverly ltems:-"Mrs. DR.. Baily, of Los
/ Vegas w Al . Uee A1tSS OdulC hyICp 1IIlVCu
here recently, and will spend the summer at
her beautiful old home of fruits and flowers,
which are the refined selection and training OF
her own aesthetic taste Mrs. VIM. B.
Steele, of Lexington, was summoned by tele-
gram, last week, to the bedside of her moth
er, Mrs. Nathan Corder, who was then very
sick, but Is now improving and hopes to be
/ ont in q foU 1oua Mooora Trn Cordor
w. A. Redd, Wm. Bellamy. Ed. Williams,
James Donshue and others whose names we
fail. ID to get left, last week, for Columbia,
ostensibly to attend the railroad meeting, but
pertinently to see and hear the great states
man, Secretary Bayard. Property has adj
vanced wonderfully since the railroad boom,
but the substance of the thing hoped for
would give it a powerful leap 80. Mrs. Barr
Of Blackburn, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gautier. the latter Of whom has
been quite sick, but we are glad to learn that
she is able to be out again among her birds
and flowers Mrs. Aldridge Cerder, OF
Rich Hill, is the guest Of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Hall -. The meeting at the
Christian church still progresses, and grows
In warmth and order. Rev. Stanlev's lucid
expose of the scriptures is much admired
and. not only draws the unwary to a Mindful.
sense of their duty. but gives to the Older
Christian u stronger foot hold on the Rock O.
Ages Rev. Dempsy, Jr., of KY, is herr
on q visit to his brother, the pastor of tn,
Methodist church. His sermon last Suaday
night, WAS truly Il beautiful MASTER piece 0
OratOry, DARING from the hanging gardens Il
the gorgeous sunbeams on the g~litterinj
temples and lowers Of Babylon; then soaring
to the very confines Of Heaven, ~ We've,
from Palmos. until we trembled for tn
youthful speaker in his lofty hIsht; but Ia
poised n moment In mid-air, drew in his ex'
pansive pinions gently, and cirsling softl.
about the story of the cross, descended mo-
gracefully 10 the blood of Jesus, and laid u
at his feet"