Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11
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SHORTS.

charley ERle Is bringing some very good
vi to Own
atSur canned peas are the best In the market
oo q Shields mch2St2
rhe closing out sale Is in full blast at
sng,s China Hall. ap11tf
kE1A2all and see our samples and get our
re. on wall paper. Loomis Bros. f21tS
.,aunders IL making q new style cabinet
,toaraph, which Is very neat indeed. NIL
i AIMED goods, fresh and cheap, at r. f.
! ::ddell,s. Tenth street, between Main and
iaLn.,In apr11t1
nfou.s, with five rooms and all the neces-
y conveniences, and In good repair for REM
RTc A Kr,ebn. apr1Itf
Mr.. Frank Thomas, auctioneer, was kept
Atty busy, last Monday, selling horses and
vaer live stock.
. rbs Acme and Red B. IS the whitest -four
a u. the market; try II. made at Aullville. For
,eI. hv all orocers. msy81i
2Morof, Kerdolf received q very hne setter
o. this week, a. q present from Mr.. W.. U.
S-ics, Of Csrrollton.
= The Intslligencer's efforts toward . STOCK
Dow and q big day in town last Monday were
u city well rewarded.
orWe will continue to sell our entire stock OF
pets and oil cloths at cost until all are
D.sd ont n. Wilker. spr4tS
The Grand Army posts Of Lexington ana
,pncordia will, unitedly, observe decoration
" In this city, May 80.
- Cant. A.. Loomis has built an elegant fence
Found his residence corner Of Franklin Ave-
Rle and Eighteenth street.
ssMr. Robert A. Morris, special deputy, ex
mplifed the work before Orion lodge,
o. o. F., last Tuesday night.
, ! The residence of Mrs. L. B. Gordon, on
todnklin Avenue, lately pure based, has been
Iuch improved by repairs, painting, etc.
The work on Mr.. T. c. Crenshaw's resi-
| fence 10 progressing rapidly now. When
completed this property will be both neat and
omfortsble.
Mr.. F. C. T. Brightwell can now be found
fifth Mr.. 3. F. Waddell, Tenth street, where
le will be glad to see all of his old friends
nd customers.
Cleanliness Is a great preventive of dis
use, and the mayor and council should be
econdsd in their efforts to place the city in a
rood sanitary condition.
A very complete line Of tiHsel braids aid
nohair braids. all colors. An entirely new
md novel dress trimming just received
Ahren's Dry Goods Bazaar. feb2ltf
On Tuesday the election Of alderman In
tshs various wards in Odessa resulted as fol-
lows: 1st ward, T. L. Hockinsmlth; Sd
ward, r. T. Russell ; 81 ward, E. Blake.
An .sUncle Toms Cabin" company wanted
10 play here Thursday night, but could gel
no house. We hope these fossilized compa-
MES will soon be frozen out all along the
tne.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city. on Main street, large house.
good outhouses, well, ~cistern. etc. Price
only q 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of J.P
Ardinger. nov29tf
Higglnsville Post:--"Chss. shaeffer, living
near this place, sold q large horse to W. r.
Ewing b Co., Of Lexington, last week fol
9l7o. The horse is q fine animal. and is In
tended for the American Express Co. al
Kansas City"
Last Sunday night some scoundrel got
1s.sy with 80 or 40 bushels Of apples, belong
tns to Mrs. Florida Grady. They had been
buried all winter. The pit had been opened
. few days, and preparations were being
made to haul the apples to town.
Carrollton Democrat:-'Big work Is being
done on the C.. B. h K. G.. line In the way Of
grading. A heavy force all along the line are
pushing with vigor to have the grading done
1t the earliest possible moment. The wei
weather has been no hindrance 80 far"
Time Il money, and yet you will find mer'
chants trying to induce customers to use
other brands of -four that may or may moi
give their trade satisfaction, when they know
when they sell q sack of Robinson's celebra'
ted, that 1t will give satisfaction beyond
doubt. nov22ti
ST. Neilll,D. D. s.,will from next Monday
April ID, offer his professional services to thu
people Of Corder and vicinity. We can as
! sure the people out there that Steve Is an ed
ucated, scientific contemporaries. II thei
molars are out Of joint DR.. Neill can eithe
put them in whack or whack them out will
neatness and dispatch.
The ball given BY the members of the Cor
net Band, at Turner's Hall, last Monda.
night, was very well attended, considering
tho weather, which was damp, and threaten
ing. We noticed seven sets dancing at on
time, which occupied every foot of availabl
space. The music was excellent. the best Q
order was maintained, and everything passe'
OF pleasantly.
Remember Saunders 10 making oil cablne
photos at IS per dozen for a short time only
He has secured the services Of a number on
artist who has been in the best galleries Q
= Chicago, who Is now with him. All wor
warranted to equal that done in Chicago o
New York. Go to Saunders for the bei
piotures. feb7tf
Messrs. Harvey J. Higgins, A. e. Asbury
W. p. Mayfeld and Harry Hawkins wer
coming to Lexington, last Tuesday. on bust
ness. In the Jos. b. Page lane their vehlcl
rot stuck in the mud, the horses got dowr
and they all had to get out and work thei
passage by Juggling and pushing. They ar
all enthusiast now for an improved roo
system.
One of the very best children's papers tbs
comes to our desk Is the School and Home {
st. Louis. It IL published semi.monthly q
d Der year, or 80 cents In clubs, at whic
price we can get 1t for our readers. 1t Is
small library In itself, full Of useful informs
ton and entertaining matter Of a chaste an
elevsting tome. Where little ones are ther
should be the School and Home.
Nj. W. B. Major who was In town Wedne!
day, informed Us that there was a great dea
OF old wheat stored up and held for highe
prices In his neighborhood. He even cite
some persons who have three crops on ham
and money in bank beside, SO one would
led to think that times were not so very hart
for them at least. Mr.. Major says the whe'
seems to be coming out somewhat, but tn,
many fields will have to be plowed up.
Bridge Commissioner B. D. Weedin tol
rs, Thursdsy, that he had a force Of men
work on the Tabo bridge on the Dover ros'
The east abutment having gwen wsy, at tt
u-tYont,the bridge settled down and became III
4 cafe. Mr.. Weedin only attempted to secul
II temporarily, 70 as to make it safe for trave
When the water recedes he will repair ii
abutmsnt solidly and permanently. I'll
work now being done will probably be con
pleted to-day.
Don't 9rown. If you can help it, but dor
smile more than you are obliged to, II "
have q mouthful Of discolored teeth. If SUI
10 the case procure and use at least on
every day. delightful sozodont, which w
remove the unbecoming spots and spec
that disHgure your teeth; render them pear
white, make the gums hard and rosy, al
fmpsrt fragrance to your breath. Sozodor
moreover, contains no corrosive acids
gritty particles, which is the case with SOL
dsptifrices, but Is eminently safe as well
.u,uxly oSfoctiva Sold bv oil Iru