Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-28
Wall paper at Loomis Bros.
We are to have q cold April.
ADril 9Th Ia Easter SUNDAY.

Split white. coax posts for sale. K. Allen.
Martland's photos Of Fables and children
can't be beat, nova2tf
Royle & Son have q superb line Of wall
paper and decorations. mch7m1
Our stock of wall paper Is now and of the
latest designs. LOOMS Bros. feb21t9
All work done simultaneously at Mart
land's gallery, opposite postofice. nov22tf
Wanted-A white girl, to do the work OF q
small family. Inquire at this Office. j10f
Latest styles of wall paper from brown
blanks to embossed gold at LOOMS Bros. to
Mr.. IF. c. 4. Rrightweii's school, In the
Kelly neIghtorhood, closed Friday Of last
week.
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. & +. Winkier's. Leg
ington. Missouri. m3f
Mr.. A. A. WEIGH has consented to act az
correspondent and agent Of the Intelligencer
iu Clsy township. feb-tf
Organs, strictly first class. for sale on easy
terms at A. c. NJ. Birds, the reliable sewing
machine man Of Odessa. jan10yl
I will buy second hand Appleton's readers
they must be in good condition; no leaves
torn out. I will pay well for them AZ my
store on Franklin street. Chas. W. LOOMS
For sale-A good residence, one Of the
best In the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardinser. nov29tf
For sale-176 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
Salvation Oil, the celebrated American
remedy for cuts. bruises, spralns, burns,
scalds, chilblains, &c, can be had of all drug
glsts. 1t kills pain. Price only twenty-five
cents q bottle. 1t
Our spring stock Is beginning to arrive and
we will be receiving novelties as wellas staples
from this time on, and we ask all to give us a
call. We will offer you bargains In all lines.
n. =. Royle d Sou. mch7m1
No lady should fail to see our line of en-
broideries In jsconets, nainsook. fine cam
brlcs, swiss, etc. They are all of our own
importation and we will save you an average
Of % per cent. on the same. Ahrens' Dry
Goods Bazaar. feb2ltf
The city election will take place here on
Tuesday, June s, for councilman from each
ward. There are many reasons why our
people should take O lively interest In the ap-
preaching election and 1t behooves them to be
thinking of 1t. The Intelligencer has no axe
to grind In the matter In any way, and only
desires to see the very best men elected to
the council from the different wards.
HIgglnsville items by Frsnk:-''The meet
Ing at the Baptist church Is having good sue
Chas. Jones and wife have returned from
their visit to Fayette.. Miss Wooley, Of
Kansas City, is visiting Mrs. VIM. Ridge. this
week. Winsor's Coal Co., have resumed
work after q delay Of two weeks, on account
Of some trouble between the company and
the miners d. . Every man Of strength and
ability Is out for marshal of our town..
Charles Ward, Of Bates City, tells Us he will
make this his permanent home after April
10, he having taken charge Of J. E. Wilks'
store ...Andie Swinson aud James Beach
are OF on a hunt in Carroll bottoms this
week....squire Chinn, of Aullynls, was in
the city this week....Ed ". Krsuse is put
ting up q large part of bis farm and garden
fence....Rev. Maple came up from Mar
shall to assist Rev. Painter In the meeting at
the Baptist church. 80. Richard Guntsr's fam.
lily left here one day last week to Join him at
Kingmsn, Kansas, where they will make
their future home"
"Micawber" writes from Odessa:-"A
twenty inch strata Of coal has been found ct
q depth of go feet on the Wash Parker farm
near town. A shaft is being sunk and the in
dications lead to a boom In the coal business
in Odessa. The Y. NJ. C.. A. ia well organ
lied here, and Is doing a good work 80. Jas.
Wade, who has been confined to his room all
winter with rheumatism, Is again able to be
about. Mr.. Avitt. of the Farmers Bank,
has rented DR.. Ferrers residence. where he
expects to reside for some time IA sale of
stock and farm indictments was made by
Hedge Williams at his home, four miles east
of town, last Saturday. Everything sold
we'll. 90. Miss Bessie Harlan, of he dry goods
house Of W. B. Harlan, returned to her home
In Kir,kville, last week. Squire Russell
celebrated his birthday anniversary with a
fine dinner, last Tuesday IA broom facto-
ry Is now In progress In John Hurr's brick
building, on Second street, by Messrs. Roe &
Co... The roads have beeL very bad for
some time but with the exception of extern
slve mud holes they are improving IS. L.
McBurney and family, formerly of this place,
but later Of Pleasanton, Kansas. have located
recently in Odessa, having purchased the res
idence property Of Mr.. Edward Grove, on
South Second street. The new Episcopal
church Is so far completed as to be ready to
hold services ill.,. The town board have
made arrangements to clean up the town--a
thing Of vital Importance 10 every Individual
In Odessa 80. Several Of our citizens went up
to Kansas City, last week, to hear the cele-
brated evangelist, Moody. Rev. Leonard,
L.. r. Smith, J. ". McBurney, NJ. @. Wood
and others, are duck hunting down on Grand
river, near Urick. Measles Is a~tiict!ng the
family of Judge Kirkpatrick. Peaches all
killed. Livery body looks forward tor
pleasant weather and sunshine that garden
sauce may be raised Your readers will
please excuse q tyro al the helm Of CORES.
pondence.
Wellington items by "Gus:'.-"No items
here last week owing to tho correspondents
absence. 80. Miss Cora Barnhill, of Indepen.
dsnce, spent Wednesday here....M Mrs. Price,
who has been visiting her daugeter, Mrs.
Crutsinger, left fer her home In Texas on
Monday. -. Miss Leila Wright, of Lexington
Vicinity, has been the guest of Miss Eta
Lockhart, for the past week. The wheat
crop Is supposed to be considerably damaged
by the recent cold weather 80. Judging from
the amount Of farming implements j. A.
Lockhart b Son have on hand, they certainly
think this will be q good farming season ....
Our handsome and dudeish barber had bad
luck one day this week. He was starting
home with q sack of eggs when a gentleman
threw an apple at him, which struck the
sack breaking all the eggs on the porch OF the
Central Houses and the evening Of the same
day, during his absence, some one went In
his barber shop and moved things around In
great confusion. He Is endeavoring to find
who did the damage. ...On last Saturday Q
very respectable looking stranger went to the
livery stable and hired One of the finest
horses, to go, he said, to Greenton. After
going south till out of sight he took the road
leading to Buckner. At Buckner he offered
the horse for sale, but falling to sell it, went
to Kansas City. The owner, Mr.. Burning
hearing Of this followed him, but found he
mad soae 10 Ha%rrisolville and sold the horsa
and skipped out. MIR. Rurnils recovered
the horse....As SedaliR failed to get the
capitol we suppose that Higginsyile has some
high aspirations there, but she don't stand
any better show for the capitol than for tie
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