Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11
Circuit court this week.


Machine Shops. m6n
Mr.. Geo. Farrsr is preparing to do . biz
business In brick.
Choice Geniton and Wine Sap apples, al
Trigg & Shields. mch2st2
Lace curtains. bed sets, and Tides very
low at d. Wilker's. apr4tS
All kinds of garden seeds, onion sets and
seed potatoes at John PowelPs. mchl4Ws
Try our French prunes and evaporsted
peeled peaches. Trlgg q Shields. mch2st2
The best foul in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. mott
Goods are going rapidly at the closing out
sale Of Young's China Hall. The prices arr
irresistible. sp1ltf
For sale-A one or two horse pleasure car.
riase snd horse for sale aneap. Apply e
A. V. Robinson. marlAff
For Sale-A two-story brick dwelling
house on Third street. Terms reasonable
Inquire of Edward Lee. mch21tS
Judge John E. Ryland IL improving hil
residence lot, on Franklin Avenue. by Q new
wall, resetting fence, etc.
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush. al
b. q F. winklers, Lexington, Mo. mstf
Every farmer that raises wheat should &c,
one of the double and rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, No. 1uly2stf
Fancy groceries of every description. new
and fresh, just received by Z. F. Wsddell,
Tenth street, between Nam Z Franklin. 1t
Positively the largest stock and incest
styles of prints. ginghams, chsmbrsys, etc.,
at H. Wilkers, successor to Wilker & MIL
Ter. sprAts
II it had not been for the cloudy skies, last
Monday, there would have been IS big g
crowd in town as the day the wallapus wa
shown.
Mr.. e. F. Wsddell has opened q very neat
and complete stock Of groceries in theLesiesky
building on Tenth street, opposite the court
house.
Geo. Landlord. of Lexington. bought and
shipped II head of hogs from Carder, last
week. The hogs averaged about 22o pounds
aud were shipped to st. Louis.
The ~'article "The Trade and Labor Con-
vention" sent by Davis Greek Grange, will
appear next week, being too long for inser-
tion In this issue at the time we received 1t.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. we'll, clstern, etc. Price
only 80 900. Terms easy. Inquire of P
Ardinger. novSstf
! For Rent-The Farmers hotel and restsur'
ant. In Higginsville. A frst-rste business
chance. Doing 3 good, paying business.
Possession can be given in April. Apply on
premises. to ]. II. Bowen. msrl4tss
Our line of embroideries, which, this sea-
son we have imported ourselves, is the mos1
attractive ever offered to the trade, and a. te
variety and designs it is far superior to any
ever before presented for your inspection
Ahren's Dry Goods Bazaar. feb91tf
Somebody got into Col. MeClellsnd's cellar
the other night and stole some lard and
bacon. The colonel lives out near G. F. G,
now, and he says he 10 satisfied he knows
who got away with his bacon. a. he traced
up two men, M Of them with . boot Il
inches long, and the other with q stride Of
six feet. He says 1t amt the square thing fol
two members of the courthouse ring to rob
another member. Never mind All o.
them out on hungry hill can live on greens
pretty 1901
Corder items by sPsul Pry:"-"Miss Helli'
Perdue, Of Aullville, Was visiting here, lss'
week. the guest of her sister, Mrs. Theo
Thoma...Mrs Montgomery and Miss White
Of st. Louis, arrived here last Friday, anG
have opened out q large stock of milliner!
goods In the Shrader building. They will b.
pleased to have ladies call and inspect theil
goods before purchasing elsewhere they can
not fail to please 80. Miss Klienschmidt haI
taken possession of her new millinery rooms
first door south Of the postoflce, with q full
stock of millinery and notions, she also In
vites ladies to call and see her goods, and will
do her best to please all. mi. A. J. Nc.
Cana arrived here Tuesday from Colorado
His wife and children have been spending tn,
winter with Mrs. Hanks, Mrs. Mes. moth
er....Mr. Thoma aud wife accompanied Mis-
Perdue home Sunday go MIR. Lucian Frazie
and wife spent Sunday in Town Mr.. c
Graw, ST., has been visiting the families o
his son and daughter, MIR. Comic Grsw an,
Mrs. Chas. knipmeyer, this week....A lad.
from Higginsville taught q class In ornament
al zephyr work here, on Tuesday of thi
week Mrs. Geo. Corder attended, as dele
gate, the district meeting Of the Woman
Missionary Meeting in Higginsville las
Wednesday. ... Miss Bette Manypenny, visit
ed Higginsvilie last Saturday. -. Miss Kat
Gordon spent Saturday and Sunday in Lex
ington =. Miss Lizzie Rine visited her siste
In Blackburn, last Friday. Mr.. Leslie Web
and wife, of Kansas. are guests Of his father
DR.. Webb near town .Nr. Holtiff. q Ger
man employed in the coal mines of this placs
got badly hurt in the mines last Saturday. -.
Mr.. L. H. Garner returned home Tuesds
morning, after III absence OF several days o
business Nr. W. Lsi.e was In Higginsvill
on business Monday Mr.. W. 7. Bucllana
was In HigginsviIls Saturday. mir. j. "
Branch, of the II;gginsvIlle Post, paid ou
little city II business visit last week."
We Invite you to look through our i'm
mense stock Of dry goods and notions, know
Ing that you will be pleased with our sprln
and summer selections, and as We mak
special efforts to get, not only the best line
goods for our patrons, but also at prices sui
able for these hard times, every article as Il
Us prices are concerned has reached the DO
tom goods were never so low as now, and
we buy and sell for cash we can offer you e.
ira inducements to trade with VI. Plea.
call aud be convinced. Respectfully, T
Wilker, 1907, 1909, 1911, Franklin ave. AT.
Pleasant Prairie:-"Our schools hs,
closed, and the puzzle is, What to do wit
the small boy also his sister, until tt
weather opens up for grazing! Professt
now has a class here OF over thirty scholar
= In vocal music, which promises success; son
, Of the pupils are boarding with families ne
80 as to be able to attend, day and night, le
, fons. 80. Score one for the Lexington boy
= and q thousand thanks for the prompt n
! successful manner of Kidding the ladies
that most contemplate Of all nuisances, T.
/ hate the word too much to write it.
! lady killer Is the old fashioned name. Goo
bye, Miss Anna Smell MIR. Jas. Dorton,
: Clay county, formerly Of Lafayette count,
who lost his wife three years ago, was ma,
ried in Kansas City January 20. Butter /
to Is cents per pound; eggs 8 to 9 cents p
: dozen, and we will not sell at that. 90. Pre-
y Lazonby commenced his second term,
singing class at Pleasant Prairie on Mond:
night. His pupils have improved very muc
Tuesday an artist from Kansas City came al
!. photoed the school and church. OF course
y is a fine picture 80. Mr.. Robert Everhart, wi
: was quite sick, is better Mr.. Lee Conan
y is still suffering with q csrbuncle In the han
Wheat looks badly 80. MI. J. 81. George