Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-04-03
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Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
Trigg & Shields are offering bargains in a
number of staples. feb27tf
MIR. j. P. Owen announces himself for city
marshal in this issue.
Mr.. U. G. Phetzing is announced as q can
didate for city attorney.
Millions in it, or at least something to each
of you by calling at Royle 4 Sons. a3t2
Trigg SShields are making dead shot prices
on few lines of goods. Call and get their
prices. feb27tf
Mr.. w. F. Purcell announces himself as
a candidate for associate justice for Lafayette
county.
"Hackmetack." lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price % and 30 cents. Sold by G.
W. Lromis. fcb27s leon
ShiIo.'s catarri remedy positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and cauker mouth.
Sold by C. ". Loomis. feb27y leom
just received nice assortment of boots and
shoes, cheaper than ever before at F. w.
Stoenner, MAYHEM, Mo. mchl3t2
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by C. W. Loomis. feb27y1eom
Contentious women are slaves to headache; ;
but twenty cents spent for bottle of Saliva
ton OIL will restore harmony in the house.
hold.
Those needing good buggy, carriage or
spring wagon should read the advertisement
of MIR. D. Russell in another column. He
means business. feb2Ot4
k,on ,fnl I nrusS
hotel, and proposes to make everybody COM
Portable for % cents per meal, or 81 per day.
Give him a call.
Clagett comes to the front again with fine
teas, coffees, confectionery, fruits, canned
goods, salt fish and everything found in first
class grocery store. mch27tf
Are you made miserable by indigestion.
constipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite. yell
low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by LoOmis. feb27y leOm
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
| best in the city, ON Main street. large house,
good outhouses, we'll, cistern, etc. Price
| only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. P.
| Ardinger. nov291
Mrs. Moorehead takes pleasure in aunounc-
| ing that she has received full line of spring
| millinery and notions. The ladies are invited
to call and make their selections while the
stock is complete. apr3l4
If you wish to get the benefit Of our re-
duction in subscription price, all that is ne
cessary is, pay up your arrearages to date and
then pay for full year In advance. The re-
duction is only to those who pay strictly IN
adrance. anS0f
| Pickpockets put in their work pretty lively
Yesterday. Among those who lost their
pocketbooks were DR.: W. A. Gordon, So;
Jno. Lyons, 800; VIM. Duncan, $40; James
Marr, SIS; Jno. Martin; Thomas Seawell,
$2I; Herman Brand. IS and valuable papers.
| The mail which has heretofore left Green
ton at 1880, q. M, will hereafter leave at
1880, p. m. 1t goes to Odessa. This will be
great accommodation to our readers at
| Greentou, as with this arrangement they
need never miss getting their paper on Satur-
day.
Following is the republican ticket at Hig-
ginsyille:-for mayor, j. W. Branch; for
marshal. Perry Latham: for Aldermen
first ward, John A, Taggart, Benz. Hader:
second ward, Fred SchOppenhOrst. r. p.
Price; third ward, j, H. Horstman and j.
| E. Wilks.
| Messrs. Abendroth Root have written the
water committee sarcastic letter declining
to accede to their terms of settlement. The
committee met to consider it, and concluded
that they could not know Messrs. AbendrO,t
Il Root in this matter. rs their dealings mus1
be with the Lexington Water Company.
We are determined to close our stock now
on hand, and will offer such bargains as vii
convince you. Lamps trimmed complete 2;
cents: 4 pieces glass sets, % cents; tumhlers
90 cents, and gOblets % cents per set. Thi
gives you only small idea of the great re
ductions in all lines, ut Young's Chin;
Hall. mchl5lf
j The best on earth can truly by said o
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, saf
, and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scaids
burns, wounds and all other sores. viii
positively cure piles, tetter and all skin erup
! tion. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cents
t Sold by C. w. Loomis. mch27y1
: A train OF empty cars on its way west wa
stopped here by strikers, last FRIDAY nigh
r and the engine killed. There were probabl
}. two hundred persons about the depot whe
}. the train arrived, and for little while Tier
+ vas more or less excitement, but 1t 500
Z quieted down. The cutting of the steal
u hose of the engine was generally denounce
r as unjus;lfable destruction of property. I
secure sympathy STRIKERS as well as other pc
C sons should remember thst rights of properl
L are sacred, and that two wrongs can pevt
! make right.
Fairyiew: -" Farmers very busy wit
d spring work. Wheat is looking well. Unc
;. Benz. Porter who has been sick for son
- time, is better. Messrs. Frank Cash al
- Arthur Chanslor have gone to Kansas. Mr.
:, Lille Porter and sister, Miss Jennie Er>kia
are visiting relatives in Kansas City. NJ
Henry Bryant, of California, is visiting h
- father. Miss Belle Edmonds, of LeXingtO
II is visiting the family of Mr.. &. NJ. Thoma
Candidates are painfully plentiful. MIR. v
=. F. Purcell will move his saw mill up ne
II Masterson's bridge, soon. Rev. A. A. Moor
preached here last Sunday: he will preac
here regularly every fourth Sunday if n
" providentially hindered. Spelling every Fir
day night. Mr.. Thos. Porter contemplate
building new dwelling house. Our roa
are getting better, but are bad enough
,. places yet
n Waverly: regret to bear the sad il
telligence of the death of our mutual frien
" Mrs. Oscar Thomas, who, after years
# great suffering and patient, earnest praye
has passed away over the dark river as peac
fully as the 'gurgling ripples that kiss
\, pebbled shores.' An infant child of N
. Wu, Bellamy died very suddenly last wee
n We did not learn the cause of its death; al
ID one of Mr. Edward Downs about the sal
:. age. Mr.. Henry Moore, son of Mr.. Sc
If Moore, met with dangerous accident Ia
IT week. In cutting the limb Of tree. owe
Mt head, his axe slipped and fe! on his left TO,
n severing 1t entirely across the instep, exec
r. the bone of the small toe the axe goi
m through and striking in the ground. I
I'd came near bleeding 10 death before medl,
no aid could reach him, and Is now lying in
re- very critical condition, Mr.. Moore Is gran
@. son of Mrs. David Pheger, and related 10 t
he large connection of Slusher's near Boy
s. Mr.. Haywood jenkins met with u similar
.ir cident two weeks ago, at the farm of \
ht Taylor Clrisman, for whom he was wOr
re ing; though not so dangerous or painful.
has improved so far as to be able to 90 out
crutches. Mrs. Lee Cooper and family ha
- arrived from San Francisco, CAL, and V