Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-01-17

Have your masks ready Tor the Dali FeDru-
ary L., at Tur ner's Hall. 1t
have fine selection of picture frames,
latest designs. MARYLAND. nov22tf
John Powell! sells Pierce's Favorite Sour
Mash direct from the dislillery. nov29m3
Don't fail to read our new advertisement
this week. NJ. F. Royle & Son. jlOw2
Go to John Powelrs with your jug for
Pierce's Sour Wash for Christmas. n29m3
The best flour in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
All goods at cost for the next 80 days al
Il. Wilker's. Successor to Wilker 4 Mil
Ter, jlOt3
Pierce's Poor Mans Friend at John Pow.
Try it. nov2Sm3
A number of chamber suits will be sold al
extra low prices at II. 3 F. Winkier's, Lex
instop. Missouri, m3tf
a hint to the wise is lint to mothers to
take your children 10 Saunders gallery, and
ha,e their pictures taken. nov22tf
Henry Ward Reecher, In the February
number of the North American Review, Is to
discuss the question whether clergymen
should "meddle with politics."
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
Mr. Barney G. Moran has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent Of the Intelli-
gencer at Higginsville. He eau be found at
the Office of J. E. Rigg & Co. jsn3 If
We will not only offer our winter goods at
cost but will include ali goods in stock, at
cost, for the next thirty days. H. Wiiker,
successor to Wilker & Miller. jrn10t3
The gas mains will be extended to the de-
pot pretty soon, and inside of six months
there will be street lamps all the way out
there, which will be q great convenience.
For Sale-175 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
Remember those who come first, will get
first choice. The slaughter begins this
morning in dead earnest. and will continue
until the goods are all sold. w. S. Clagett
Mercantile Co. jlOtf
Lawyers will gladly learn that Brongham,
the great English barrister, was always care
full of his throat, and further that DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the best remedy for bronchitis
and other throat troubles. 1t
1t is not our aim to dispose of only q few
old and broken lines OF goods, but no house
in the county can or will sell old goods as
cheap as we will during this slaughter sale.
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. janlOtf
A number of local items will be found on
the outside of this issue-the county court
proceedings, January term; transfers of real
estate; local market reports, and correspon-
dence from Higgnsville and Waterloo.
So many firms advertise their goods at cost
this season that it will be well for purchasers
that have the cash to convince themselves
which of them really mean il. Don't forget
to try, yours truly, Fl. Wilker, successor to
Wilker & Miller. jani7t3
Such little pleasantries as our couucllmei
indulge in toward each other, tend, at least
to while away the time. One member thanks
God that another member will not be in The
next council. Still another member remarks
that the chair of brother has a strong MAIN
spring in tie seat, &C., &c. So they go!
In the past three years RObiEson's celebrs.
ted roller -four has taken the cake, and it II
the general belief that their -four Is the whit
est and best in the county, as they have spar.
ed no pains or expense to keep up their high
standard, while other mills have been chang
ing brands and trying TO initiate their cele
brated -four. All have failed to do so. n22tf
Elsewhere will be found the professions
card Of Messrs. Blackwell y Strother, attor.
ne, $ at law. Mr.. Black we'll Is too vel
known to need any commendation at OuI
hands. Mr.. Strother is ION of Judge Jno
2. Strother, of our circuit bench. He il 6
well equipped young lawyer and thorough
gentleman. We wish the new firm abundant
prosperity,
Now is the best time there has been fol
years to buy cheap goods right here In Lex
ington-not bats on few articles; or shoddy
| goods: but the best of goods clear through
valuable stocks. Several Of our bushes.
| houses are making changes which compe
them to re.iuce stocks, and they are in goot
faith Offering great bargains. Read our ad
vertisements and see, and do not put of buy
ing what you need if you want good good
cheap. We write this disinterestedly, with
out solicitation, rs our sincere belief.
| A singular thing occurred on the rive
Thursday. While Maj Fred. Ne, rs force o
men were at work upon the ice sud.lei
cracking and rumbling was heard, aud TO
! three hundred yards the ice was thrown som
ten feet high smashing it iutO millions o
pieces. and In n few moments where the soli'
ice field had been a space about three hun
dfed yards !Ons was open, limpid wa.er. Thi
occurred near the working gang, which look
ed on with awe. Had the break taken pisc
place under their feet numbers would proc
ably have been drowned.
Habitual constipation Is not only one Of tn
most unpleasant, but at the same time one 0
the most injurious conditions Of the huma
system, and is but forerunner of disease, III
less removed. Th, Is usually ac:Omplishe
by the use of purgatives, which for The tim
afford relief, but after their immediate effec,
have passed they leave the system in q wors
state than before. To effect cure it is neces
sary that the remedy used should be one In,
M: only by its calhartc effect relieves th
bowels, but at the same time acts Us toni
so a. to restore the organs to Il sound health
, condition. This PKICKLY ASH BITIEF
/ will do. Il removes the cause aud restore
: health. dec20lm
Higginsvlle Hens by "Frauk :"-Messr
9otfer y Fuhr expect TO build two lars
brick store houses in the spring. south I
Fuhr & Cos. dry goods house The brio
building OF Thad Edw ards has been let, az
the carpenters are already at work. 1t wi
b. used "a Il barber shop Instead of the fran
: he now occupies. J. l.. Harness left II
first of the week Tor Independence to RENAL
all winter -. The skating rink Is the mo
: popular resort In the city for the young foil
: Misses Hannah and Lille Malony Of Dove
visited the family of Pat Leagin the first
the week. Robert and jesse Boyer startt
: to Texas last week. They got as far as S,
dalia, and Jesse being somewhat Of musieis
sat down and began to play Home, Swe
{ Heme;' the tear.drops heg8d TO 5ow dow
4 Roberts cheeks, and re babe his broth
/ Jesse good By aud started back home. tt
G las; heard IF Jesse he was in the Nation lao
I lug fOf locition &. Charlie Freeman, OF II
:, place, has gone to Sedaia TO make that
4 future home''
n COrder items by "Bes. :''-Heslth of o
neighborhood good No marriages TO r
i port al present; more anon. Messrs. Fral
: and John vanMeter, Of Odessa, are vi>iti
n friends here =. Miss Jennie Kennedy. of \
o yada City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Th,
It COrder -. Mrs, John Tabb has been on t
o sick list but Is improving =. Mr. Lee Smi