Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-06
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OCCiCIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Read Mr.. Baehr's ad of apples wanted. II
Read the McGrew Milling C%ompany's
no,io. :, .ro,ber column. nov6tf
Go to the Laclede hotel. 1t is the boss
house since it has been renovated. s1stf
Mr.. John Bsehr's cider works are ready
for business, and be wants all the apples he
.., 90, o30t2
= Group, whooping cough and bronchitls im-
~medlately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold oy
G. W. LOOMS, ieo2syieo"
Shjloh's cough and consumption cure Is
sold BY US on q guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton n w. Looms. feb27y1eom
sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Sbiloh's Cure Is the remedy
FIR Won. For sale by LOOMS. feb27yleom
Latest STYLES in m illinery for winter trade
;nclud,no all the novelties of the season.
Ladies' call. nov6tf MRS. S. z. N
See the new cut pushes, velvets, VelVe-
teen at The Ahren. Dry Goods Bazaar. Iney
ara elegant. Prices the lowest In town. 20"
} Catarrb cured. health and sweet breath Sc
J cured, by Shiloh's t;atarrh Remedy. erice
IN cents. Nasal injector free. For sale Dy
&C. W. Loomis. ieol's.eo"
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup is fast taking tne
Mace of all the old fashioned cough remedies.
II never fails to relieve the most violent coio'
.nd for throat diseases it is invaluable. Price
IS cents. -,
IA and 81 floor oil cloth cheap. also metal
binding for same. We are closing OUT tne
above goods at cost price. Henry Wiiker'
Franklin ave. ~
The best that money and experience can
bnv in the way of dry goods and notions are
now on sale at Henry .Wilker's, 1l01, lloS'
III Franklin ave. Please investigate II you
are In need of any and oblige H. Whker. %
We have Just received a large lot OF the
yery latest styles of job type and material
and are consequently better prepared 'nan
. ever to do fine job and letter press printing.
= Give us an order and see how nicely 1t Will
be executed.
Ayers pills are effectusl in q wide range
of diseases which arise from disorders OF Inc
stomach and digestive organs. They are .
convenient remedy to have always at hand
Thew are sugar.csated easy to take, effective
tn Operate, safe to bring relief and cure. 1t
John Gehner, agent for the Pawnee flae
Stone Company, Of Hiatteville, Kansas VINO
furnishes the best and cheapest nag paving
atone known. The first cost Is but little
more thar brick and the quality much super
Tor. Orders promptly filled, and satisfaction
.u.ranteed. sept18tf
We have a large stock of cloaks and shawis
and are willing to sell them very cheap. IL
will cost you nothing to look. and perhaps
we can save you a few dimes If you will TAXI
Z, the trouble to look at our stock before pur'
chasing elsewhere. Henry Wilker, 11O7
r,oo iii FRANKLIN ave. o233t
The best on earth can truly be said o.
] 0riee's GIycerine Sslve, which is a sure, SAT-
! and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds
burns. wounds and all other sores. VII
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup
tiou. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 20 cents
, ao,d nv g. W. LOOMS. mch27y1
Remember Messrs. Jno. W, Waddell y Co
for flour. The Red R., is delightful; can't b
beat; all wanting good bread should tryiit
the sack is improved by having q larger b
Their other grades Of flour are also much I'm
proved BY the changes. Bran, screening
and Graham -four on hand. Exchanges mad
at their Office at the old stand near Arcan
! Hall. aug1u
At Chas. W. Loomis' druggist and book
seller, Franklin avenue, you will find all tn
new n popular patent medicines OF tn
day. Your prescriptions will be accusatel
and promptly filed. You will also find
large stock of paints, oils, %varnish, windo'
glass, on which you will do well to get price
49, -.-;.. c~l opn aYehQnUA Won
secondhand school books for such othe
goods a. you may need. Chas. W. LOOMS.
Turner ball next Monday night.
I The Steens and Charley Geyer drew goo
houses In spite of the election excitement.
Horticultural meeting next Saturday nief
to prepare for the meeting of the state societ
in this city December Z, 8. and 8.
All members of Orion and Gutten6er
lodges, I. o. o. F., who have books out al
requested to return the same at once. as it
intended to start . new library.
Remember the Fireman's ball Thanksgi,
ing night. Buy q ticket, even if you can't g
There il no telling how soon you may nee
their services always so freely and gratuitou
ly rendered.
Second and third grades of the secon
Ward school. Honor roll: Pauline Meye
Emma Geyer. Mabls Rywaters, Mary Wrigh
Annie Schaefermeyer, Rosa Graendorf, Flol
Becker, Willie Morgan, Bonnie Bolton, Ann
Gelzsr. Eda Hoffman. Glass distinction
Pauline Meyer, Willie Morgan, Bonnie Bo
ton, Annie Gelzer, Eds Hoffman.
AuIvIlle :-.The day passed OF quietl.
The hilarity that prevails reminds one of b
school boy dsys. Every one was at work
both sides with q vine but no disturbance
> report. Shields with his corp of red ribbol
Z could not have msrshaled 3 more order
crowd than we have had here to-day. The
seemed to be no disposition on the pa
of any one to use undue influence to ga
votes but all passed off quietly without a ia
Higginsville :-August Code, an engil
Ger engaged with a gang of mechanics placil
machinery In the building of the Higglnsvil
Milling company, met with q fatal accide
Monday. He was at the top Of a gin pc
fastening a block, when one of the rop
which held the poles in position gave w
and the pole fell. crushing Code beneath
Telegraph and telephone wires upon whI
the pole fell, impeded the fall somewhat. 81
prevented the instant killing Of Code. As
Is, one leg Is broken, head and side bruis
and such internal injuries sustained as
| render death Utmost certain, according to t
j opinion Of the doctors. Later-Mr. Go
died on Wednesday.
We have received from the state fish col
mission the following notice." All perso
in the state of Missouri desiring young &c
man Carp for public waters or private POM
should apply at once to Phil. Kopplin, J
Forest Park, st. Louis or to Elias COttrt
st. Joseph. Mo. Give P. o.. county, a
nearest Express Odice. Cost of can and e
press charges must b. paid C. o. u. A f
gallon can will ship safely thirty mall Cal
I All applicants Will be notified by mail a f
days in advance of shipment. Shipments v
begin early IN November, and cease when
ponds freeze up. Bass may also be had. |
4 their safe arrival cannot be guaranteed"
From the Norfolk Virginian, October
at is to be regretted that so few people
tended the organ recital at Christ church
7 yesterday afternoon, as DIR. Barten certail
succeeded in giving those present a m
satisfactory and enjoyable entertainment, t
h selections throughout being Of the high
\ musical order. The instrumental part of
programme was made up of selections FRI
the well known masters, Handel, MoZs
Nendelssohn- Raeh and Wiley. and W.