Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-24

Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundry ane
Machine Shops. m6tf
New goods !! New goods! AT the Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar. apr17-tf
A rare chance for q bargain in a farm :; ap-
Bank, mch6m1.
Trigg &Shields are making dead shot price:
on u few lines Of goods. Call and get theil
prices, teb27tf
Ice cream in full blast at the Paiace Restau'
rant, South side, Main stieet. Call AMI
sample it. 1t
For lame back, side or chest. Use Shiloh:
w. LoomiS. ieb2iyleom
troLp, whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
.mediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold by
c. W. LOOMS, feb27yleOm
Ice cream at the Palace Restaurant, MAR
street. Everything neat and clean. Call ant
give it a trial, 1t
That hacking cough can be so quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sale
by c. w. LOOMS. feb27yleom
Shiloh's cough aud consumption cure Ii
sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton. c. W. Looms. feb27y1eOm
We offer you next week a beautiful line Of
lawns, price Ct cents. worth elsewhere 8!
cents. NJ. F.. koyle II Son. apr24w2
Sleepless nights made miserable by thai
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by Loomis. feb27y1eom
We all sing over our new spring stock OF
dry goods and notions. Call and see them.
and oblige, yours truly, Henry Wilker. to
Straw hats and linen busters will not be Sc
very popular as heretofore; DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, however, will be as popular as ever a
% cents.
Catarrh cured. health and sweet breath Sc
cured, by Shiloh's tjatarrh Remedy. Prize
90 cents. Nasal injector free. For sale b.
C.. w. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
Personal-H. Wilker has returned from
the East, where he has been able to purchase
| a large stock of spring and summer goods a
very low prices. aprlOt3
Clagett comes to the front again with fin
teas, %coffees, confectionery. fruits, canned
goods. salt fish and everything found in a frs
| class grocery store. mch27tf
A glance at our gingham, cheviot shirtlns
| and cotlonade department will convince yo'
| that we have the best assortment and ths
our prices are the lowest. Henry Wilker.
Mrs. Moorehead takes pleasure in announc
| ing that she has received a full line of sprin!
| millinery and notions. The ladies are invite'
to call and make their selections while til
| stock is complete. apr3t4
Our spring stock of dry goods and notion
has been received. and having purchased tn
same on very favorable terms, we offer GU
customers goods at lower prices than the
have ever had before. Henry Wilker. a103t
j. W. Grant, dealer in wall paper. windoH
shades, glass and mixed paints, and carpe
paper. Also keeps a large stock of toys
wagons, doll carriages, trunks and dolls
Contracts house painting and papering cell
iues and walls. apr24m6
doctor, 1 can neither lay nor set. Wins
shall l dO?' 81 think you had better rOost;
WAS the reply. Now if the doctor had pre-
scribed a bottle of Salvation Oil, for the poe
fellows rheumatism, it would have relieve
his patient at once. % cents.
Said a poet one day to another.
"Oh, give me a rhyme for hamadrYad,"
And he answered his lyric brother,
go buy your Dry Goods of Henry Wilker'
Ye aldermen, we are not dumb.
We hear the seasons wild Bazoo;
Which says buy your Dry Goods and
Notions of Henry Wilker. april IL
Come often, DictO.
The ThalDote has not changed hands.
The Wyoming passed down yesterday.
Wheat is looking very well in Lafayet
county generally.
Wolf is wild and woolly. He has plenty
sacks now, so bring in the fleeces.
We hope the Dover meeting to-day w
raise at least $40, 900 for the Short Line.
Mr.. W. b. Steele is announced in this issl
as a candidate for collection as county cler
These warm days develop here and there
st-,a smell, that should be abated. U
your nose, and then the shovel, by all mean
Warrensburg Star:-''Take down Il
wooden awnings and replace them with ca
vass." o, no; there Is canvassing enoui
going on now.
] Thu Grand Lodge of the Knights of Hon
met at st Louis, last Tuesday. Mr.. Eth
:. Allen represented the lodge in this city, a
= was made chairman of the committee
s per diem and mileage.
o The Dakota has our town clock bell
+ board, sent by the ever liberal Hunter B
jenkins, free of charge. 1t will probably
8 here to-day or tomorrow. By next Satu
: day, if all works well, it will be ringing t
hours for US.
e Mr.. John Reinhard presented US. Il
week. ZONE excellent strawberry plan
Crescents, Sharpless and Bedwells. Th
were large and fine. Mr.. Reinhard is prot
r bly, our most successful strawberry grow
q and when the season begins will have plea
5 of berries for all demands.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Dean have be
busy IN repairing and cleaning up the Lacle
hotel since they got possession. They pI
pose to keep the house in first-class sty
t especially as to the table and the beds. 7
travelling public Is particularly given to
/ derstand that their comfort is to be atten
e ed 10.
e DIR. Bane's card will be foun in anotl
column. The doctor is we'll known to o
: community. He is a careful and success
t practitioner. having had valuable e
p~erience at Salt Lake and at Sedal
: Having permanently located among us
have nc doubt that he will soon build up
: extensive practice. His Office is over the stt
a of Messrs. Royle u Son.
o The Oratorical contest of William Jew
d college will take place at Hagen's opera hou
. next Friday night, May Z. There will be
a contestants from the two literary societi
The prize will be Il $40 medal. The mu
will be furnished by Misses Hogs d
10 Hayes and Messrs. Chiles. Smith and Gimt
/. 1t will be a rare literary and musical tire
IN TicketsfO sale at Royle Il Sons.
II Napoleon:-Mr. Eph Motto and child
left for their home, in Kansas, on the Ii
L. w. Campbell started home last week.
ID expects TO return next winter for a t
lie months visit, and will visit many friends Il
er his limited time prevented him from seei
this time. Cur school board decided to h.
Is a six months school beginning in Septemt
but voted ArbOr Day useless, Is We hayt
O hedge fence so near the school house,
I'd Three GrOves:-Mr James BOYD one
s. our substantial farmers has gone to Kan
" on a prospecting tour. Mr.. VIM. FletcI
&, Odessa's popular lumber merchants, is vi
u. ting his daughter Mrs. T. B. Warren. NJ
Bird Gordon is spending a few days at h
brothers, Mr.. Nathan Gordon. Mr.. Slime
n, Strader. of Iii. is Out on 4 visit to his broth
r. Mr.. Daniel Strader. Mrs. Hattie Hurt a
ia daughter Sallie left Monday for Garden C.
Kansas, where she will reside in the future.
regret exceedingly to lose so refined and
10 unable a lady aGd wish her much enjoym,
!, ia her new home.