Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-16
SHORTS.

Silk umbrellas and sunshades at Smith &
Bolton's. apr24tf
McBryer's whisky at very low figures at
Silverman,s. o2w4
Fresh AMI hot Bell efiower apples at Trigg
& Shields. oct9t2
Rye whisky four years old at 81 so per
GALLON at silyerman,s. DIVA
Canvas and woven wire cots at H. q +
WinLler,s. Lexington. may22tf
Port, Sherry and Angelica wines at 81 DO
per gallon at Silyerman's. o2w4
Tammers whisky, five years old, at ~ 30
ner GALLON at Silyerman's, o2w4
800 dozen celery for sale. Liberal discount
to the trade. W. B. Schultze. oct16t2
Our ice box is full of choice butter. Call
and try it. Trigg & Shields. oct9t2
Go to the Laclede hotel. 1t is the boss
house since it has been renovated. slStf
The we'll known Mayield whisky, u years
old, So per gallon at Silverman's. DIVA
Wanted-A German girl for general house.
work in q mail family; inquire at this Of
flee. IL
Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group. whooping cough, and bronchitis. Sold
by c.. W. LOOMS. feb27yleom
Shiloh's cstarrh remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker mouth
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. feb21yleom
Grove YOung's stock of goods, about S4O,-
600 worth. will be sold at slaughter prices,
commencing Monday, Oct. 4. oct2tf
Time is money. but health is happiness. If
you have q bad cold or cough use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 1t will cure you every time.
Price Is cents. IL
Smith q Bolton are showing q magnificent
line of silk sunshades and umbrellas, initials
engraved on the gold and oxidized silver
bssas free of charge. seplStf
Grove Young has the largest stock OF ready
made clothing, overcoats, hats and caps IN
the county. He will closing out
his entire stock Monday. Oct.4 oct2tf
1t costs nothing to look and we will not ex-
pect you to spend q cent with us unless you
find it to your interest to do so. We are Of
fering q full liue of dry goods and notions al
very low prices. Henry WIlker. o16tS
We have Just received a large lot OF the
very latest styles Of job type and material
and are consequently better prepared than
ever to do fine job and letter press printing.
Give US an order and see how nicely it will
be executed.
j. W. Grant, dealer in wall paper, window
shades, glass and mixed paints, and carpet
paper. Also keeps a large stock Of toys,
wagons, doll carriages, trunks and dolls.
Contracts house painting and papering CELL
inps and walls. apr24m6
John Gehner, agent for the Pawnee- Flag
- - ufatfouiIIo KanaQe- who
furnishes the best and cheapest flag paving
stone known. The first cost is but little
more than brick and the quality much super
ior. Orders promptly filed, and satisfaction
Guaranteed. sept1stf
The best on earth can truly be said Of
Grigg's Glycerine Sslve, which is q sure, safe
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds
burns, wounds and all other sores. Wi
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup
ton. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only % cents
Sold by C., w, Loomis. mch27v1
Remember Messrs. Jno. W, Waddell q Co
for -four. The Red R, is delightful; can't b.
beat; all wanting good bread should tryiit
the sack is improved by having q larger 4
Their other grades of -four are also much i'm
proved BY the changes. Bran, screening
and Graham -four on hand. Exchanges mad
al their Office at the old stand near Arcan;
Hall, aug7tf
Whatever name or designation is given t.
fever and ague, or other intermittent disea
SEES it is safe to say that malaria or q dlsord
cred state of the liver is at fault. Eliminat
the impurities from the system and a SUR
and prompt cure Is the immediate result
Prickly Ash Bitters is the safest and most eff
I ective remedy for all hillary troubles, kidne
diseases, and like complaints that has eve
been brought before the public. A trial is it
best recommendation. oct9ts
Come to the show next Tuesday.
The commercial bank has been very muc
improved recently BY paint and new paper
We have received an obituary notice g
Mrs. Rachel -. We cannot read tn
last name. Proper names should be yer
plainly written.
Chas. Spiers, a coal miner, a man of lars
family, was killed, last Thursday, at Cordel
by . fall of coal, His head was caught an
mashed. He died instantly.
An unfortunate accident occurred at Coz
der, last Tuesday. A man named Wn
Murphy, q laborer on the c. & A. RAILROAD
attempted to get on a through freight, goin
wet, about 8 o'clock, p. M, while il was
motion. He got half way up one Of the lac
ders on the side of a freight car, when
some way he slipped down against the plal
form, from whence he fell under the trair
the wheels of the train passing over his necl
.oro,,n. Iie had from, bic ho1u Ono of h
hands was also partly cut of. 1t is nj
known where he was from, or whether
was married or single. He was q man abol
80 years of age, b feet 10 inches high, dar
complexion, black mustache, no beard. 3
was buried at Corder, Mr.. D. C. Hackly a
tending to the details of the burial. Murph
bore q good lame among the railroad work
men who knew him.
Bates City:-News scarce. Roads dust,
The Baptist meeting under the preaching
Revs. Cockrell and Whiting still continue
and growing in interest. Mr.. Robt. Dillins
ham is rebuilding his house here hat W,
destroyed by the cyclone, aud to one your
lady we would say, look out as that meal
business. Mr.. Chas. Duck, of Wellington
has opened q shoemaker shop in this plac
and is now ready to do any kind of work
his line. Give him = call. Misses Armstrong
Brown and Montgomery, Of Blue Spring,v
tied In Bates City last Sabbath, Mr., j. Bel
ton and wife. of Kansas City, were the que
Of Mrs. Benton's parents several days tn
week. Mrs, Mosby, who was called to Kel
lucky by the death of her father, sometin
ago, returned home last week accompanit
by Two Of her sisters who Will remain
short time. Mrs. S u.livan and her five younge
children left Thnrsda? for a months visit
her parents in Iilipo,.. The members of Il
n. E. 8. s., at this place. are contemplate
aSunday school concert In the near futur
which we believe will be a success. NJ
Editor, If you know of any young ladies' d.
string q place of location please send tht
here Is the old bachelors are far out humble
ing our girls and we believe in an equal divi
ion.
Corder:-The famous temperance lecture
Mr.. Shields, has opened his batteries on tt
people of Corder and vicinity. We can tt
more of his success later on. He has lar
houses and all seem to be interested. On Il
twenty first and twenty second inst, Il
- young people of the Baptist and Method
churches propose to have a concert, the pr
ceeds of which are to be given to the Sundi
schools, 1t promises to be very entertainin
and we hope it may be literally patrOnize
Mr.. Ben Hefter and Miss HIlderbrand are
~ ,,n;kol - Tho bnlu hopJaI IF ,,nafrtr ~ nnv .