Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-22
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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SHORTS.
Stiff hats at smith II Bottoms. apr24tf
Ice cream at Hecker's ice cream parlors.
For councilman, Third Ward, Frank
Kriehn. ml5t2
Just received, trunks and valIses. Smith
Saddler Shop. maySt4
A quiet and nice place for ladies-Hecker's
ice cream parlOr. maylOt3
Centennial refrigerator at H. & F. Wink
ler's, Lexington. Mo. may22tf
Ladies' ice cream parlors nicely fitted up
at Hecker's city bakery. may10t3
Seersucker and Mohair coats and vests in
great variety at Slnauer's. m15t3
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shop. m6tf
100 single cashmere coats for men and boys
will be sold at one-half their value at H.
Sinauer's. m15t3
1t will pay you to examine my stock of
trunks and valises before buying elsewhere.
Smiths Saddler Shop. maySt4
Shiloh's catarrh remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh. diphtherfa and canker mouth.
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. feb27yleom
Latest styles of millinery goods on exhibit
ton at Mrs. S. P. Arnold's, Main street,
next door to postoffice. may10tf
We are overstocked with boys suits, and in
order to reduce our stock we have reduced
the price % per cent. m15t3
Tickets for the Baptist Concert and Com
mencement will be on sale, the last of next
week, at Royle q Sons. m22w2
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
ShiIoh's catarrh remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by C. W. Loomis. feb27y1eom !
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
oy W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
A lady who lost a pet canary-bird was in
consolable until she had been to Il. Wilker's
and examined his large stock OF dry goods
and notions. may22t3
We have an excellent stock of lawns at
lowest prices. Will you please look at our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Henry
Wilker, Franklin avenue. may22t3
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, ~cistcrn, etc. Price
only So 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. P,
Ardinger. nov29tf
We should economic at all times, but more
especially when times are close. Observe the
purchases of your thrifty neighbOrs. More
substantial benefits can be obtained from q
fifty cent bottle of DIR. Bigelow's Cough Cure
than a dollar bottle of any ether cough
remedy. 1t Is a prompt, safe and pleasant
cure for all throat and lung troubles Sold
and endorsed by C. W. Loomis. mch22mS
A. o. H. ball May %.
Mr.. Shacklett's store Is being painted.
Mrs. NJ. E. Nickel has two canvas awnings
over her east windows.
Mr.. Chas. Teubner presented US, a few
days ago, q box of beautiful Crystal City
straw berries, some of them measuring four
inches in circumference. /
Mr.. W. s. Epperson, the architect, is still
encouraged to believe that the new hotel
project may be carried out. There Is no
other one thing that Lexington needs SO
badly as a first class hotel building.
Post ispatch:-''The Natatorium at Nine
teenth and Pine streets, has been successfully
opened for the summer season. The Nat is
newly fitted up aud makes q pleasant resort
for the heslthful sport of swimming" Why
can't we have a natatOriHm here? 1t is a
healthful and a delightful thing.
A little four-year-Old over on Ridgeway
has heard a good deal lately about gas lamps
and waterworks. Lamps have recently been
placed on that street, and when they were lit,
last Wednesday night, for the first time, he
ran up to his companions and hallOoed:
.'Look, look, Mr.. Dickey's lit the water
worksw He had things a little mixed.
Higginsville Post:-"Editor Lesueur read
-.-1 ~ DI:to-t l. - IL L-.al =
rem of the press at Mexico, last week. He
seems to take the position that newspapers ,
should lead in every good thing except to in ,
dorse q man for office" There ia nothing in =
the paper alluded to to justify the latter state
ment, much to demand y contrary line of con-
duct. There is nothing in the course of the ;
Intelhgencer. either, to warrant such a sup :
position. 1t has Endorsed many men for Of =
flee, and opposed others. One of its cardinal .
political tenets is, that it is a duty to expose
corrupt men and measures. 1t has done this -,
in its W party. as well as in the party with q
which it does not affiliate. +
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Vivion returned from Chicago Saturday r
morning. Miss Alice George, Gram Valley,
visited her cousin, Mrs. Joel Holterman of i
this place, last week. Miss Mona Beatie Wis 7
tied her sister. Mrs. Forrest Field, last Satur- +
day. Miss Crumsick opened a German school 7
here, Monday morning. Our little town now y
supports three private schools. MISS TRUE
White. after spending sometime with Miss
Lucy Stark, returned home last week. Mrs. =
Jackson COrder was called to johnson coun- !
ty last week to see her brother who ia very III. '
Mr.. John Morgan has about completed his .
new dwelling, and will move into it this ="
week. The members of the Presbyterian
church have had the inside of their church o
papered. which adds much to the beauty OF "
it. Mr.. N. Lieser has opened out a full line @
of hardware. Owing to poor health Mr.. John N
p. Gordon had to close his school last Fri u
day. o.
Fairview:-Health of the neighbour God
good. Farmers late planting corn, ca
owing to the recent heavy rains. The late fl
storm did considerable damage to fruit trees, p
'ences, etc. Mr.. j. Q. Bryant, of California, 81
is visiting his father. Miss Bette Thomas OIL
has returned from her visit to Holt county. "
Mrs. Sarah Early Is visiting relatives in this
She will remain all summer. al
Mrs. Lille Porter is visiting her parents at 81
Kansas City. Candidates are so plentiful S.
that it is no unusual occurrence to meet three at
or four in a bunch anywhere on the road. &
MIR. H. d. Kite is feeding a ear load of cattle. Sc
Mr.. Marion Gillespie lost a valuable mare,
that he had been offered S225 for. m
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach at the school sa
house Tomorrow. Rev. W. T.. Eastwood m
will preach Oh Saturday night before the hi
drst Sunday in next month. We learn that r.,
Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas, who has been at Kansas orc
City for treatment for 8 tumor, Is improy- an
rapidly, and will return home IN a few We
days. John Thomas and Tom Lauderdale FRI
are the boss fishermen of this section, so we es
hear. III
Marshall, Saline County Democrat:-'By bt
lis pure and impartial administration of JUS al
ice, the Hon. John E. Ryland, as Judge of the tn
court of this district, has so grown WI
n the esteem and confidence of the people.
hat we now have the proposition from john ey
'on county-made by the Warrensburg m,
Democrat and seconded by Pettis tn
the Sedalia Democratic sci
'e-e:ect him by acclamatiOn. or course. w
county is agreed to it. Such a tribute. en-
90, from such a people! A people whose ioi
a0ral and intellectual worth will average no All
n that nf tho panrla IF uny otI.-