Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-05-08
Silk hats at Smith & Bottoms. apr24tf

Silk hats at Smith & Bottoms. apr24tf
Straw hats at Smith & Bolton's. apr24tf
See Hicklin Il Russell for fire insurance. If
Regular meals 25 cents, at City Restauran
and Bakery, apr3m3
The best ice cream in the city at Hecker'
city bakery. may10t3
Call at Trlgg l. Shields for garden seed
and seed potatoes. mch27tf
Trigg II Shields are offering bargains in
number Of staples. feb27tf
Upholstering and mattress making cheap
at Smiths Saddler Shop. maySt4
See Hicklin q Russell if you wish to Dor
row money on your farms. mch2Otf
Choice eating and seed potatoes 80 cent
per bushel at Trigg Il Shields. mch27tf
For ssle-Mocking bird; fine singer; three
years old; ten dollars; this Office. ct
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
medlately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold by
G. w. LOOmis, fcb27vleom
That hacking cough can be so q',icklv curet
by SbilOh's Cure. We guarantee II. For sale
bv e. w. LOOmis. feb21yleom
Itch of every kind cured in 80 minutes BY
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
Sold by C. w. Loomis, druggist. m1y1
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige Us
by promptly reporting to this office. If
ShilOh's Vitalizer is what YOU need for con-
stipation, loss of appetite. dizziness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia. Pic 10 and - cents
per bottle. feb27yleom
We are back at our old stand again, with a
brand new stock of goods, and bought at such
prices that small concerns will have 10 take q
back seat. YOuns's China Hall. 1t
Our spring stock Is now complete. We
have never shown a more beautiful STOCK
than we now do. The ladies are most cord
tally invited to give our goods an inspection.
The Ahrcns Dry Goods Bazaar. a17-u
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 aud dolls.
Contracts house painting and papering cell
iugs and walls. apr24m6
Mrs. NJ F. Price and Miss Kemper have
received full line of millinery gouds, and
will continue to receive them every week as
the new styles come In market. They are
prepared TO re-shapc and whiten hats and
bonnets. Dress making a specially in all
the new styles. aprl7ml
Some enterpri>ing salesman is advised to
Sectional Map Of Missouri Just issued by the
renowned publishers. Rand, McNally N Co.,
14S-154 Monroe street. Chicago. An index ac.
companies each map, giving the location of
towns. Late railroad extensions and the
many geographical changes are faithfully
represented. A copy of this fine map now
adorns our office, and we predict the great
man. maySt3
Most of the corn planting is done in this
county.
The Rod and Gun club had short meeting
Thursday night.
We thank "Teka,' but we had the fuller
report in type.
The Dakota passed down last Tuesday
night drawlng44 feet of water.
Mr.Thomas j. Greene is announced, to-day
as candidate for city assessor.
A break in the water pipe opposite Squire
Harrison Smiths has made an ugly mut
puddle near Mrs, Weis' fence,
Mrs. DR.. Wim )tt sustained fall down 6
flight Of steps, Thursday morning, by which
she was very severely Jared and bruised.
Mr.. McCausland has new ad in this Issue
in which he sets forth number of bargain
which the ladies will do well to look after.
Odd Fellows, their friends and families
will do we'll to remember the grand opening
of the Odd Fellows ball next Tuesday night
1t Is painfully annoying to be disturbed il
public assemblies by some one coughing
when you know DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup i
only % cents.
The way to help out the fair is to prepar,
something for exhibition. II it is known tina
there will be good show there will be :
large attendance.
Miss l.. NJ. Whites temperance meetings a
Wellington were largely attended. Her ad
dresses were much enjoyed, and are though
to have had good effect.
Mr.. Geo. Farrar commenced. Thursday
tearing away the fences, &C., preparatory I,
building his new house, joining Mr., Charlie
Loomis' drug store on the west.
Everything that can be done by the manage
ment is being attended to. to secure a fine dis
play at the fair. Let everyone take somethin.
to try for premium. if it is only measure
of grain or vegetables.
The public schools OF the city have beel
having their examinations, this week
preparatory to closing on May IL. The clos
ing exercises of the high school will TAX
place in the school building on the last day
Tuesday.
cat fish weighing 80 pounds each; On Wednes
day he caught one weighing 81, Thurs
day he caught one weighing 50. and yesterda
another weighing 96 pounds. These besid
an occasional buffalo.
The author of Lorna DOone" has begun
another charming story of country life in th
England oil Lord Nelson's time. The secon
installment,in the May Harper's, gives promis
of a powerful novel. Frederick Barnard an
Alfred Parsons illustrate the story.
Sedalia, May 5:-Fred. Page, chairman O
the local executive board of the strikers, an,
George Fisher were sentenced TO ten day
each IN the county Jail to-day by Juds
Strother for contempt of court. Frank Span
was fined 81 and costs for like offense.
Messrs. Chas. Homer, Pat Lyons and Pet
COen spent two days, early in the week, a
McMilan's lake. They had a royal goo,
time, and caught a nice lot of bass and crap
pie. They regretted not finding the boats. a
usual, at Mr.. Erb's, rs that gentleman ha
always been very polite and attentive. The,
found them, however, removed to another
place by the powers that be. They thinl
they should be put back under MIR. Erb'
management.
Corder:-Misses Anna Recs, Minnie Nc
Meekin, BERTHE anil Bette Corder are spend
ing the week with Miss Jessie Roth. Mrs
Catron, of Higginsville, visited at Mr.. Jacl
Corder's Saturday and Sunday, and attende,
quarterly meeting at Bethel. Mrs. Hit, O
Blackburn, visited her daughter, Mrs, j. F
Groves. this week. DIR. Lewis Carthrae
attending the medical convention in st. Loui
this week. Mrs. Forrest Field and baby ar
visiting at her fathers in Higginsville. Mr.
Sam ViviOn is spending several days in Hie
ginsville. There is u mission in progress a
the Catholic church. Misses Comorab Har
rison and KITE Gordon. of Lexington attend
. ed The exhibition at the Hedgewood school
house last Friday night. Miss Lizzie Rim
was in Blackburn Monday. Mr.. Williams
our new 7. NJ, took possession of the oflic
last week.