Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-13
This IS Lent.
The burned buildings have been re.roofed.

Trlgg Il Shields are Onerlng bargains In D
number of staples. feb27tf
The burned buildings are being repaired
as rapidly as possible.
Plums! Plums! Plums! Read McCaus-
lands ad and gather them in. f20tf
For Rent-Residence, corner Main and
College street; apply at this office. tt
The Dacotah will ieave St. Louis to-day
for St. Joseph and all way landings.
Rev. W. B. Palmore's lectures at the Meth
odist church were greatly enjoyed.
A gentle horse for sale. Price 100. Also
set of harness and spring wagon, cheap. This
office. II
Shiloh's cough and consumption cure is
sold by us OIL a guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton. c. W. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
As landlord of the Commercial Hotel, Mr..
Lewis Neale is q great success. His house Is
always full, and everybody is well If
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by LOOMS. feb27y1eom
A nice variety OF cottonnade, sheetlngs,
cheviots, c~alicos, dress goods, ETC., just re-
ceived at F. w. Stoenner. MAYHEM. m13t2
My yard Is now open at C. E. Billiards. old
stand, and 1 am prepared to furnish ANYTHING
in my line on short notice. j. R. Moore
head. mch6u
There seems to he an epidemic Of colds or
epizootic in this city. Nearly every one has
a cough or a sneeze, red eyes, and q good-for-
nothing feeling.
Miss Alice Edelin, will start q fancy work
and crochet school at home next Monday
morning. Terms one dollar per month-two
lessons per week. mch6w2
Squire Harrison Smith has had shutters
made for his two residence houses on Ridge
way. Mr.. Henry Smith did the work, and
did it very neatly.
Itch and prairie mango, cured in 80 min
| utes by Woolferd's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chas. W. LOOMS
druggist, Lexington. mar2l-ly
Until the dental rooms over the CONNER
| cial bank can be placed in condition for occu.
pancy, DR.. Hassell can be found over LOOMS
Bros book store, Main street. nl3t1
There are Just four cells in the county jail,
and each one is occupied by q prisoner fol-
murder-Jeff. Wilson. Ess Cant, Jennie
Hockaday, and Mike McCooe.
The Iutelligencer eagle, and ore belonging
to Mr.. VIM. Winkler. which were sent to the
New Orleans exposition last fall. reached
home in pretty good shape last Monday.
Lost-Last Thursday evening. somewhere
between the Commercial Hotel and the
marble yard, a bunch of keys. A liberal re.
ward will be paid II left at this office. Il
As an evidence of the amount of improve.
ments to be made this summer, we can state
that Mr.. Epperson has already contracted fol
nearly as much work as he will De able t.
handle.
Rev. J. G. Vogel will commence teaching
German April 8. Parents that desire to Sent
their children will please inform him of theil
intentions so that he can make the necessar.
arrangements.
Globe Democrat: Through the energ,
and keen management Of Col Hunter Be
jenkins. St, Louis is rapidly taking ram
again as one Of the leading steamboat port
of the country"
Mr.. James r. Moorehead notifies the pub
lie that be has bought the Ballard lumbe
yard, and is ready for business. Jimmy is
popular young man, and we hope he ma
reap a big share Of the trade.
, r. A. Hicklin and C. Ben Russell have az
ISOLATED themselves in the business of I'll
/ insurance, real estate, collecting and lOa
agency. All know Bob and Ben; go and 81
them il you have business in their line,
their office over Gordon & Fulkerson's dru
, store.
Elder Swartz left, last Moniay morning f,
3 New York city, where he and his family W
d. embark for Kingston, Jamaica. A farewt
dinner was given Elder Swartz last Sunda
at the hospitable residence Of Mr.. Buford
r Chinn. The dinner was q very elegant on
= and was much enjoyed by the few frien
present. -
l.. There was a difficulty at Waterloo II
r Saturday night, in which Mr., ThOs. Woo
:. ward struck MIR. C. M. Hatman with
Ratchet, seriously wounding him. Hartm
was taken to Kansas City that night. Woo
d ward claims to have acted in self iefens
It 1t was rumored there Monday that Hartm,
l. was dead, but we understand that he is II
9 proving rapidly.
e The Lafayette County Medical Society n
It in regular session in this city last Monds
e In the absence of the president. DR.. VIM.
Of Gordon was called to the chair, and
It. secretary being absent, DR.. j. H. Straug
lie was elected secretary. pro tenn, DR.. j.
Or Mann, of Wellington, read an INTEREST,"
i'd and instructive paper ON pneumonia VIII
III was discussed by the members of the socie
sr The next meeting of the society will t.
an place at fayetteville the second Monday
es April,
of Mr.. A. j. Chapman, the ~tireless agent
the Wheeler u Wilson sewing machine.
sh removed his headquarters to Higginsville,l
ed will still travel through the county attend
It. to the trade. He refers those In this vicin
m wishing the best machine made to Mr.. W.
p Shidy, on Franklin avenue. Those Ow
be Mr.. Chapman are also requested to se
with Mr.. Shidy, whose receipt will be go
ia Mr.. Chapman has worked up a good trade
m the county, and understands the bnsin
al thoroughly, Mch13t
The Mendelssohn Quintet club will g
a concert at Hagen's opera house Nom
Of evening, the 22d inst. The Cinclnr
be Commercial says of the performers"
he audience is first impressed with the q
30 remeanor and dIgniaed bearing of the p
formers. They enter in the q~uietest posi-
be manner. and commence the work bel
zee them as If moving by one pervading harr
,r- NOUS and controlling spirit. Whether
in turks in the eyes of the first violin or ID
rd born with all, it would be difficult to s
is perhaps it is the result of long years OF
,cb cipllne and association under the pervad
,ed idea of success which must not only be "
10 but maintained; but howsoever 1t come
by certainly exists ana the deiignted sudl
he sits %spellbOund by the soft enchantment,'
Ga High SCHOOLGIRLS distinction M. Wi
IN. Ter, T. Taubman, R. Mexican, F. You
tn E. Ludwig, NJ. Marshall, B. Vaughan.
nm Vaughan, N. Vaughan, n. Duncan,
at. Cowie, J. Gilkerson, NJ. Grimes, C. Gu
ard tner, O. Lesueur, T. Meng, l.. Gordon,
nm Hays. Honor Roll:-Ella Tribble, B. G
&C. Jack, W. Weber, T. Meng. o. Lesueur.
he Grimes, A. Lesleur. A. Allen, A. Or
md ]. Young. Second ward-elass distinct
ted second and third grades;-Lee Graham
civ Hoffman, c.. Leard, Anna Gelzer, Al
be Toeppe, Willie Apple. Second ward-Ho
Roll. second and third grades:-Lee Grab
Eda Hoffman, Carrie Weis, Gussie Gel
James Studdard. Honor Roll, fourth
nth grades Flora Becker, Robert Tur
,e.t Fleet Harrison, Mamie Hall, Emma Dur
in. Eanest Hoffman,, Mary Ripple and En-
ers, WeIs.
ep- st. Louis Republican, March LINE
200; Pattison n Crane, attorneys Of the St. Jos
the & St. Louis Railway company, yesterday
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