Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-07
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Measure 30 feet on each side aud you will
/. have a square acre within an inch.
! All work done simultaneously at Matt
!, lands gallery, opposite postofice. noy22tf
cIhe Post says the Higgiasyille people VISIT
a citizens ticket at the next city election
Notice my sd elsewhere. Ir,maans olsis
! ness. Ii. L. Smith, SUCCESSOR to Eggiesg1nsS
! Smith fe65g
I The Acme and Red B. Is the wbitost aostr
on the market; try 1t. 3iade al Aullyine. Fog
sale by all grocers. maySltf
/ Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats. and IL
; ine pushes, at low prices at FL. Il F TiaEE
! ter. Lexington. Missouri. ST
j Read aud Refect-OGr al ia sn,s
! paper contains soue very interesting uaei;s
". 6. Ciagett Mercantile CO. 1sd5tsf
Chidonnieres andssecrsefaries. and secrets
ies with bookcase, goou and fire work. snd
heap at a.. a F. Wipskisr's, Lexington, Mis-
Sza.d. m3tf
s5e river raised an inch an hour from
"wednesday morning at 6 o'clock to 6o'clock
. Tharsaay evening, and then stood . feet y
! inches above low water mark.
i-Dr, T. L. Bolton has removed his once TO
6 the rooms back Of Msssrs. Wallace i Chiles,
J, over the Lexington Savings Bank. His pro-
n ssssional card will be found elsewhere.
For sa!e-A good residence, one of the
: best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only 80 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of J.P,
Ardinger. no'Zsu
The great slaughter sale (see new adver-
/; itisemenD at the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar
I Is no make believe sffair-but 4 real genuine,
downright honest effort to close out every
so,,sr,s worth of good. j4nl0tf
-, 1t Is S315 miles from London to New York,
!, yet news of events in the former may reach
!, ,he latter at an earlier hour of the same day
Z Upon which they happen. And this is no
i :.-ozen calf story, either.
|. Lowell. Nav 4, 1888. For six years bad
8 kidney disease with pain ia back and hips. L
!. improved on one bottle of Hunts (nidney
L. Liyer) remedy ami two bottles cured me-
IN. Ii. Blanchard. Boston d Lowell r. r.
\ The fire company wa, out with TWO hose.
I, Wednesday, one on corner OF Laurel aud the
: ,ther opposite the courthouse. on Main street.
& The streams from the Two nozzlcs were very
good ones, reaching the roofs Of the three
tory houses about.
Last Monday was grounding day. Mr.. G.
. 81. came out aud saw his shadow so 'muchly'
that in fear and tremblin 9 he returned TO his
-ho-el.' AT least so runs the superstition;
& lid, after all, are not even superstitionS quite
{ IS reliable as many su5iunary men and meas
= sres!
3 Time Is money, and yet you will find mer-
chants trying to induce customers TO use
other brands Of -four that may or may not
! give their trade satisfaction, when they know
Z when they sell a sack of Robinson's celebra-
Y ted. that it will give satisfaction beyond a
doubt. nov22ti
We saw at Mr.. A. W. Smiths art en-
! porium, the other day, a very pretty oil
painting, the property of Mr.. Frank \.
\ schmidt, representing the U. S. war steam
corvette Essex, the ship upon which he cir
COMMUNICATED the world, The painting was
ahe work of a Chinaman and is very credita-
: bic indeed.
Boston POst:-"The Rev. DR.. Ba.hford, of
Me-, says what Is needed now to
anrihilate tie liquor traffic is grace, grit and
!. 4greenbacks.' Ii the gentlemen thinks his
1 ALTERATION will bring him as srest attention
as DR.. Burchard's brought him, he will very
Soon zee his mistake. Bashford can never
1 catch up with Burchard."
y Remember Saunders Is making all cablne.
: photos al SO pessdozeu for a short time onlyt
I DE has secured the services of a number one
artist who has been 10 the best galleries of
Chicago, who is now with-him, All work
I warranted to equal that done in Chicago or
( New York. Go to Saunders for the best
n,ctures. feb7tf
The other day a little boy. who lives on
Z College street. was doing considerable talk
n and had been admoulshed 20 keep still
onre or twice by his mother. At length she
!. pointed to a switch lying in 3 handy place,
}. and said 'Charley, do you know what that Is
2 fors' Charley answered, "Yes'm! 1t buzzes
ike q bee and stings like an adderH Charley
: mad the thing a little mixed.
A colored man, named William Henry
eL.arper, has brought suit against the city fol
50, 900. alleging that he was damaged to thai
amount by falling into a waterworks ditch on
J college street, and breaking his leg. The
Eeg was not broken. and William Henryi;
I now serving out a fine. IN the calaboose. Ii
looks rs If his case is n. g but there Is nc
telling how soon there will be one that viii
I ;stick.
2: There was a very pleasant dancing party
Thursday %evening of last week. at Mr.. Lewis
Z Golfers of the Hazel Hill nelghborhood, i'll
Z Middleton township. The music which was
, .eIc ant was furnished BY the burgess broth
.srs. Among those present were the Misses
jackson, Burgess and Miss Alice Prosser
i, .Messrs. VIM. and Sanders Burgess, Dave anC
: Abel Prosser, Mr.. Jackson and the Rutf
: brothers.
81 Cabinet frames for photographs at less thar
Bring out those pictures that you hav'
mad hid away in the dark reces-es of the toI
:, ,uresu drawer, and let them gladden. tn
walls of your rarIor> in some of the bright
], fresh. cheap frames I am making from a 10
z, of remnants of mouldings Way below cost
+. 4 have to move my store soon, and dom
want 10 ca ~ these scraps, Have q beau1t
Yul line # frames for oil paIntiugS, engrav
! fngs and ehromos cheaper than ever before
Come Quick or yoarI be left. 4. W. Smith
opposite the postofaee, Lexington, febIw2
Ar. D. ]. Powell is our Knight Of the Gar
Ter. tie killed tue QFSI snake OF tn6 seaSNl
isst Monday evening, a garter snake. that /
ne saws he tried to kin IT, as he beat it an,
,ruized II. and hi> dog 'rh twed 1T and h
brought it to town on Tuesday, still pretend
ne to be alive. NJ. Powell says it STAYED i
he snow. Monday night. after being beate
md bitten, and that it froZe and thawed "u'
and TINT then. Tuesday morning, he tried I
.hoke It with a string, but A. it afterIard az
oeared to Hriggie he concluded it couldn't b
killed. He assures Us the snake did not com
out of his boots.
Mr.. 4. W. smith has had for some week
q his store, for framing, two very interestin
3 photographs. One is Of he officers and ere
American steam war ship, MOnocacy
: I'd the otter is a group OF the officers alon
If the same vessel. IL each group Lieut.. y
: Z. Wood, son CT our fellow citizen, Jnde
Rm. T. Wood, may be observed
Both photographs were taken i
chinese waters, by Chinese artists,
that beside the interest which attaches TO
naval officer from our town, is the eXce}lel
qualify Of the work done under modeI
science, BY a race which we are 30 much
the habit of regarding as barbarous, or
most as semi-baTbarous.
Special 10 the InteiIisencer from Hirgiu:
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