Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-12
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SHORTS.
Folding beds and children's carriages at
H.. Eff. Winkler's, Lexington. tmay22tf
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant per-
tune. Price % and 30 cents. Sold BY Z.
w. Loomis. feb27y1eom
Orders for ice cream left at Trigg Il Shields
grocery store will be promptly attended to by
Jos. B. Shelby, Jr. mas@'u
Reliance self binder and Argentine W
he best in the market, for sale by W. p.
Keith. Msvyiew. Mo. may29t6
Shiloh's catarrh remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and tanker mouth.
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. feb2lyleom
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
sbiIoh,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
Try our bread, fresh every day, and you
will use no other. Cheaper than you can
make it for yourself. Dutch Row bakery. 1t
Don't buy a self binder until you have seen
the new Reliance. it has q positive knotter'
never misses a bundle, for sale by w. Z.
Keith. Mavview. Mo. may29t6
Three Cs.-There are three cs that seize
the children and carry them of. TIL three
cs are colds, coughs, and Group. Mothers!
O-.-I ...,. tho EtfIa nnQl'
lives! IL
The best on earth can truly be said OF
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is 3 sure, safe
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns. wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup-
tion. Try this wonder healer. satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only % cents.
Sold nv C. ", Loomis. mch27y1
Raspberries are ripe.
The second ward school house has received
a new roof.
Mislaid-A pair Of near-sighted, steel
bowed spectacles. Leave at this office.
The yellowing wheat fields over in the Ray
bottom give a pleasant variety to the land
scspe. The view from where we SIT and
write is beautiful.
Mr.. w.. P. Walton, SO we'll aud favorably
known to all of our people as a hotel man
ager, is now the proprietor OF the Forest
Grove Hotel at Eldorado Springs, Mo. Min
eral waters and baths in the house. Invalids
and pleasure seekers will find the Forest
Grove q very pleasant home.
Mr.. George Maitland presented us, Thurs
day, with two boxes Of beautiful red rasp-
berries, the Turner. They were the first red
ones we have seen this season. Their fra
GRANGE was remarkable. We know Of no
fruit that exeels the Turner in this respect,
Mr.. Maitland is a very successful grower.
The children of the Episcopal Sunday
school are to have a picnic, at Sand Prairie
Lake, next Tuesday. 1t Is hoped that all the
little ones will be there. Several gentlemen
will be in attendance to see that no accidents
occur. There will be fishing and boating for
those who like them. a good dinner and a
general good lime for the children.
They have a peculiar way Of compliment
ing each other across the river. A Union
vile paper in speaking of q trip over the G.
B.. q X. c., says: when you come to a red
depot and q big farm. that is Foraker; when
you come to an empty hotel and frog-pond.
that is Sumner: when you come to q plat
form full of d fools, that is Hale"
The old- tin patrons of Longs hotel will
be glad to know that Mrs. Longs health being
much improved she has again taken posses
sion of the house, to which she invites all her
old friends and as many new ones as will
come. Everybody knows that for solid
omfort Longs hotel, managed by Mrs.
Long, can't be beaten. Mrs. A.. P. Logan
will assist her, as housefeeper.
Higpinsville Post: ga travelling show
came to town Thursday. The outfit consist
ed of three teams, two men, three or four
women, ten children, some bears and q few
monkeys. They pitched their canvas near
the Missouri Pacific depot, and then started
the children out to beg. The show met with
indifferent success, and Friday morning il
left for Lexington" Same here. They soon
found that they were in an uncongenial cline,
and they quietly folded their tents and silent
ly stole away, or words to that effect.
Kansas City Times, June 10:-''The river
was still rising at this point yesterday, and
old residents and rivermen are now thorough
ly convinced it is the regular June rise, which
is caused at this season of the year by the
melting snow in the mountains. Since Sat-
urdsy the rise has been about TO ur and a hal
feet and the gauge now registers about four
teen feet. The danger mark is said to be
twenty-one feet. If this is reached, which
is now not anticipated, the bottoms will al
be overlooked. The apprehension in regard
to the trestle span Of the Hannibal brldg,
standing the pressure of the swift current o
water has been partially %dissipated by III,
good work done by the company in ballast
ing it with several carloads of stone."
COrder: The all absorbing question TO
some weeks past has now been determined
by the voice of the people. Many who as
pired to positions OF honor, of trust an,
profit are now left to mourn over the wrecl
OF disappointed ambition. some of these
Warren, Blackwell and Chambers, while WI
did not upport all of them, have our heart
felt sympathy; but all who thus aspire,
could not be chosen, and they who havt
been defeated must console themselves with
the thought, that the people do not love then
less, but their opponents more. We did no
get our choice in every instance, yet we arr
satisfied. We tested our faith by the poweI
of the ballot, and in more than one instance
~cEC uCiCotCu, Uut We aiC "iiiuS tu1L LII
--vox populI' shall rule. The contest is over
and let no man be so enraged as not to b.
willing to abide the result. 1t may be trne
that in some instances unfair means hsv,
been used, but the time for overcoming then
Is past, and let US now with patience await
better day
Bates City:-Misses Parker and jackson
OF Westport, are visiting friends an
acquaintances here this week. Mr.. j. w
King, WHO has been attending school ii
Lebanon, Tenn, for several years, IS at home
to spend the vacation with his parents. Mis-
Mollie Hill Is at home from a months visit t
friends in the country. Mrs. Roberts is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Flournoy, thi
week. Messrs. S. Campbell and F. Bate
shipped several car loads of cattle and hog
the first Of the week, and others have beeI
shipped since. Why has Charley Hill sue
q detected appearance since the primary
Probably one of his candidates was beaten
Mr.. Morgan and wife, music teachers fror
Saline county, are making their home wit
Mr.. C. X. Blackwell for a time, and MI
Blackwell says bachel0rhood is g~lorions whe
you have some one to keep house for you
Bates City will not get on the cool list 500