Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-04
TabIeaux Thursday night.

Tableaux Thursday night.
Come out to the compromise meeting next
Monday.
Capt. shanks' sale will take place Friday
April 10th.
A good rain Wednesday night aud Thurs I
dav morning.
Judge Krekel and Mr.. skinker will both be
here Monday.
Nice sound onions and choice krout, 1t
Trigg h Shields'. mchzstz
Remember the great stock sale at Higgins
Vile on the Both.
Full line of ladies'. underwear, %corsets, etc.
ebesp at Fl. Wtlker,s. apr4lS
A new two-story frame house Is going up
in Pomeroy's addition.
Delegates TO the tax -payer's meeting should
Be on hand Monday morning.
Complete line of window shades and car
pets very low, at Royle & Sons. mch7m1
Call and see the novelties in dress goods at
the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. feb21tf
The Lexington Savings Bank has Just put
on its new spring suit of paint. and is much
improved.
Wanted AT 8 .unders' photograph gallery,
1000 babies to photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. novstf
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats. and in
fine pushes, at low prices at b. +. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. mSn
Our attractions, new goods, largest stock,
lowest prices. polite attention. q. Wilker, |
1907, 1909, 1911 Franklin avenue. aprsts
Subscribers who fail to get their papers,
either from the carriers or from the post
ONCE. will oblige US by reporting at this Of
fee.
Chifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at H. q F. winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. mSu
March came In like 8 lamb, stayed In like q
lamb, and went out like a lamb. 1t was the
plessantest month of March ever known In
this section.
Itch and prairie mango, cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never tails. Sold by Chas. W. LOOMS
druggist, Lexington. mar2l-ly
MIR. Barney G.. Moran has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent Of the 1nteNi-
gencer at Higginsville. He eau be found at
the office of j. f. Rigg & Co. jana II
Our silent salesman, figures and goods
speak louder than any advertisement we can
send out; a call will convince you. H. Will
I ker. 1907, 1909, 1911, Franklin ave. apr4t3
For Sale-l75 acres Of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price $so
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
II desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of J. P.
Ardiueer. novestf
A petition Is being circulated for signature.
asking the council to repair the Old TowI
engine house. The work ought to be done
} rs the house Is being injured by neglect. nnt
I the fire company needs q place for Its meet
ings.
I have a splendid selection OF the latest ant
handsomest patterns Of wall paper and win
dow shades; also keep white lead. linsee'
oil, window glass and toys. Also contrse
l. for house painting and paper hanging. J
W. Grant. apr4m8
. Arthur Spencer was placed In our jail las
l Monday, ON the charge Of having burglarise
s the store of Mr.. Frank Garrett. at Odesss
Q on Friday of last week. He got away wit
several pairs Of boots and shoes. He wi
take q rest now till the grand jury can sit o
him.
l. Syracuse, n. Y. June II. 1888. "Ws
n troubled with weakness Of the kidneys An
bladder. l was obliged to leave my post
the station. Doctors and medicines gave on
Temporary relief. tried Hunts kidney an
is iiserl remedy and 1t helped me. doing moi
le good than all others combined."-P.
r. Palmer, baggage master, N. Y. c. & h. r.
re The Lexington Silver Cornet Band "
m formerly an organization which was know
all over this state. and Of which every lie
10 tnstonlan was proud. Our young men q
Id making an effort to keep up the organizatiO
II, aud have gotten together the material for
We good band. The members are all nstuI
d. musicians, and ou!y need practicing toset
or. They should be encouraged In every W
q. possible. Buy Il ticket to their entertainme
ne next Monday night. You can enjoy the mu'
In If nothing more.
lie, We did not hear Of many April fool 1ok'
re. The best one Wa, at the expense of Mr.. MI
Chinn. He sent his wife a lot of grocer
and wrote her q note that several frieI
an were coming up with him for supper. I'll
ng be impstiently waited till supper-time, 3
on the more he thought Of the Joke, and the f
ok, supper. the hungrier he became. But ]
10. Chinn slipped around and gave the jc
lrt- away to Mrs. Man. Chinn, and when III
Vas got home that night the dining room '
dark and cherries, and the table was
lief even spread. His supper was the poor
ors one he has had for many a-day.
ur- wellington items by ~"Gus:"-Look out
At April showers. g. People are busy clean
ear yards and making garden 80 1t IL given
that we have the ~liyeiiest little town In
30. county ....M MI. Oscar Mindrup has his hot
,ol. full Of new and beautiful goods. MI
ere Meet Is barrellDg and shipping 3 large gu
tity Of apples. 80. Little May Lockhsrt Is q,
OK. sick with malarial Mr.. H. B. c.
RAFT went to Kansas City this week for his spr
K Of goods. One of our young bachelors is
TO-, markedly fond Of pickles. go. Mrs. Price
lale Cormack NEE Laura Shafer, and mother b
,ur. spent the past week with relatives il. {
de- McClellsnd and Mr.. D. Russell were Ia te
EN- Tuesday. The colonel came to look after
but farm near town 80. Mr.. 7. J. Morris. acct
art panied by Mr.. h. Myers, went to Cd,
and Wednesday to install the officers Of the l
who y. F. Lodge at that place.. Mr.. l.. 8. LO
IN hart has been suffering with sore eyes for
last two weeks....On Monday hight
~ SSuAk Ach tuPioyeo . eSiaV houaos Va
are into Mindrup's store through a window
) AZ exchanged their old clothing for new q
pro- without Dir. Aiudrup's consent. then
the for parts u~nkuown... At the last ineetin
cara wellington Lodge. No. 81. l. o. Q. F.
end follow nx officers were elected for thu Ell
egg ing term: J. r. Larkin, y. e.: '
ugh, Keller. Y. e.; Beu. Wsrdef. Sos. J.
lght l.ochhart. treasurer
Religious.
mot Usual service. ut tue Christian churrt
di. morrow morning.
veen D.. Quarles will not preach Al Dover
morrow, As announced.
lie. Usual services at the Methodist church
,ish. morrow morning and night.
ing Rev. W. A. Crouch. will preach al the !
H. tist church Tomorrow morning aud nigl
(, P. Rev. Geo. l.. L.eyburn Will preach 1t
But Presbyterian ..iurch to- morrOW ~H1orn!ng
ter. night.
aud Rev. q. l.. i.eyburR will preach ~ N
Glen schoolhou,e ri ) o'clock Tomorrow
cen. ternOon
gins Rev. Geo. K"enlg will preach at Napo
ren. TONIGHT and Tomorrow morning: aud in