Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-14
Read Messrs. Trigg 4 Shields new ads.

Remember The w. III. "A. ehterta'hHneu''
have q fine selection of picture frames,
latest designs. Martlsnd. no'-2"
Admission for members of Turnverien TO
,n. o,arsd. hall 5N,.t-, febIl2 {
A No.. l COW with .ourg calffor sale. AL
nj, IN Dr. q. W. Young. jan31i {
John Powell. sells Pierce's Favorite sour
Mash direct from the disliilery. no>29m3
Go TO John Powelrs with your Jug for
Pferce's Sour Nash for Christmas. n29m3 {
Tb best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. nl5n
For sale-A thoroughbred Jersey COW, o
wear. old giving milk. Inquire at this office.
Farm implements at bargains, also best
farm and garden fence, Ed. kruse, Higgins
vile. !au"A".
Mr.. Grove Young, Of Hieeinsville, has
removed to his new store and has an elegant
establishment.
John Powell will tx you for Christmas.
Don't forget your Jug. Pterce's Fayorite'
Everybody takes 1t. noVZsmo
Latest styles in paFlor sets at very reason
| able prices. In best figured and solid plusn' Ill
q, h F.. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. moti
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
| one Of the double land rollers Manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1ulyzsu
Wanted-By a young gentleman, thorough
lv competent, a position as teacher. Best OF
reference given. Inquire at this Office. II
For sale-l75 acres Of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price 500
per acre. More land adjoining can be oougn'
IL desired. Terms to suit. Inquire OF !.f.
.-,,a.r nov2s.f
II. TO nv interest to handle reliable Or
esn, ss well as good sewing machines, II 1
sznect to have contented customers. Ih's
.jiI be nv aim in the future as it has In the
past. Thanks for past patronage. A. {. ~
bril- 1an,oSn
The removal of Prot. sanborn OF N. h.
ofter h.inR pronounced incurable by q score
NJ nbv,iclsns, from Las Vegas. N. NJ. to his
home. WIS effected by administering Dr.
Harter's Iron Tonic, which has restored nim
to hisformer good health. 3snlDn.
Nearly all the troubles Of both sexes' una
are not sufficiently severe or pronounced 10
have q name, but which II not taken care OIL
develop into something serious. have their
eundstion in dersngements of the liver or
k;drevs.. Hunts kidney and Liverl m
!, dy never falls.
, A row of pearls glisteuing through coral
,ips is certainly a pleasing object; but y 10"
Of diseolored, bespr cked teeth in any mouth
of nj, In n sriey,us drawback add TO this thai
arch a set of teeth ia usually accompanied oH
, impure breath and one can scarcely Imagine
.nytbiup more objection ,ble. SOZODONI'
! the great purifier of the breath AID whitene'
. n, the teeth obviates this state Of the mouth
c,mpletely, rescuin2 its dental occupant
. from destruction, and counteracttng the ID
au.n,.e upon the enamel of acid secrettons II
y ~. n,u,h. j,n24ml
Cabinet frsmes for photographs at less thar
cost. Bring out those pictures that you nav
had hid away in the dark recesses Of the toi
> bureau drawer, and let them gladden. th
w.,ls of YOUR parIors in some Of the brt2hi
s fresh, cheap frames I am making from q 10
of remnants Of mouldings Way below cos
. I have to move my store soon, ano don
want to ca ~ these scraps, Have . oeau''
full line Of frames for oil paintings, en9raS
~ inxs aud chromos cheaper thar ever beiort
:. Come quick or you'll be left. A. w. Sm'tf
opposite the oostoflce, Lexington, feb7ws
~, ..The Boys of Bates City send thel
,tems:- married at the Baptist churcl
February l, at 7 o'cl' ek, p. M. by tho ne
Mr.. Cockreli, Mr.. W. E. SHllins ana Ni
~ Mamie Chesthsm; attendants. Miss Maui
ny Jones, Mis- Ada Ihesthsm. Mr.. Jones ar
Mr. Joe Cheathsm Miss Bessie Ewing
- masquerade party was q perfect success
I. everyone declared 1t to be the most paeasa
Nv entertainment of the ses>on. Mas b
King represented flower girl; Miss Parks
w si-er Of charity; Miss Eva Lane. white
~ Miss Mantle EARLY, morningi Miss bes'
-. Ewing, Lexington Intelligenceri Miss III
Martin. summer; Miss Fannie Lane. nixf
srs' w,ss Kate Salmon, German girl: Miss Mat
.ne Jones, sister of charity; Miss Lillian Ar
strong, Indian girl; Miss Berte "sro' pc
corn girl; Miss Ella Griffith, Mrs. stun
bean; Mr.. ). n. Coil, clown; Mr.. W.
Jackson, Chinamsn; Mr.. Gsrting. Ind
chief; Mr.. d. r. Kinkade, Irish tramp;
T.. Garyen, hunter; Mr.. F. s. Ewing, Dil
MFR. x, P. jackson, clown; Mr.. D. u. N
tin. old negro; Mr.. d. AlspsuRh, soldi
" Mr.. Chas. Campbell, Dina; Mr.. Chas. Bia
''n1 we'll. Mr., scanland, Mr.. n. Ewing, MI. h
= and Mr.. N. Ewing. sll unmarked.
'.n, would sdvise the young gentlemen OF
W. town to ask their msmmas before they %
80 engagements, for she might object. and I
'sur the girl gets left .... We understand the
ncrsi 'a'nioh 49,. ,a.v. h.r IN fna her fa
--. to accompany her home....t Is supP1
Nv. that Mr.. Martin knows Miss Salmon's reg
" for Dir K. Jackson. and also Miss Ward
- Mr.. Cheathsm, AZ ct the masquerade p
80 he was supposed by one to be Mr.. JAG
mn. and the other Mr. Cheatham..- Poor p
u girl. she got her dress torn badly and
y - the Door Indian got her arm punched
- came very near getting q kiss...-n
" weather continues much longer Drs.
"% and Gordon's cough medicine will be II
"'' mand. . The first man that ever appe
y" on earth was to have been married at
Mon -, .,ah, IN, Nv.
D. back on hin Oh. poor Adams"
-, Corder items by paul Pry';-Ne'
~ W.. rather scsroe In our little city, but we
-. when winter breaks that it will be
,-... plentiful Mr.. N ,rcellus Harrison le
- Columbia last Wednesday. where he vi
- tend the State University the present u
~. Miss E. genis Garner who has been VI
" upr brothers family for several week
turned to her hume In Richmond, on 81
-. lat. Miss Garner made many friends
--:,;.' here. and we regretted very much to 81
-, ~. leave, but hope the time will not be lol
800 iii she agaia glad lens our hearts vii
Dbl bright face and sunny smile. DR.. GAR
"a .n Ri,hmnnd. came over last Thursday q
!. Iii c"m .anied hi daughter home Mr.
-. shall Frazier Il in St. Louis on busine'
- waiting friends =. . Miss Kate Gordon
.,h, -, Saturday and Sunday at her home In L
-, ton MIR. W. g.. buchanan Il spendlr
-, eral weeks with friends at Norborns AN
I'M iugton Our public school term unt
,,o,s ~ able management of Prof. b. F. H"f
80. 10 nearing It's close. The professor Is
teacher and has given general satisf
-. his friends will be sorr, to zee him lea
-. .r Accn riding to previous announcement,
-. tertaipment for The benefit of the
.-n. school came of last Thursday night
--. have not q copy Of the programme l
-. give Il in full, but 1t consisted OF Ct
-, NH tableaux, music, recitations, &c. 1
,;u No, time and space 1 would comment o
-h;n-hy person who took part In the enterta'
70. but 1t sufficeth for me to say that they
an, their parts admirably and won well
80, applause. 1t Is to he hoped that the
- 4, Cls, people can be prevailed on to ere 10
,.r .na Us another q. pleasant AN entertainm
4. rome I am sure that they will again acqui
,-er md selves with honor. / feel proud to kn
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