Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1886-07-17

Folding beds and chllurenS carriages Al
q. Y F. Winkler's, Lexington. may22tf
C. Ben RusselPs office is with Judge John
Weborn over Grimes 3 Venable's store. tt
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
medlately relieved by shiloh's cure. Sold by
G. W. Loomis, feb27yleom
That hacking cough can be so quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sale
by C.. w. Loomis. feb27y1eom
ShiOhs cough and consumption cure is
sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures cOnsump-
ton. c. w. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
Latest styles of millinery goods on exhibi-
tion at Mrs. s. p. Arnold's, Main street,
next door to postOfice. maylOtf
Itch of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
Sold by C. w. LoOmis, druggist. mly1
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver |
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalzer is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale by Loomis. j27y1eom
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
| The Grange Store, Higginsville, Mo-. has
| few 81 Harrison wagons and one Mitchell
| which will be closed out at s5O each. jf1IH
You cannot get along without more or less
dry goods and they are selling SD cheap at ID.
Wiker's that you can afford to invest jl7t2
Rub the .'painful points, thoroughly, when |
afflicted with neuralgia with Salvation Oil,
the great pain annihilator. Price 26 cents
bottle. 1t
1 will sell on August ., 1895 stock sale day,
three new l4-inch sulky plows and second !
hand at public sale. Cash or good note sixty
DAYS. Joe Hook. julyl7t3
You have long wanted, asked for 1t, but |
failed to get insurance ut reduced rates on &C. |
count of the waterworks; e. Ben and do SO
ON your merchandise and business houses tt
| For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
best In the city. on Main street, large house, |
good outhouses, we'll. cistern. etc. Price
only 30 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. 2,
Ardinger. nov2Sti
Make no mistake, we propose to sell dry
goods, notions etc as low rs any one can 4;
we have The goods. we want your support,
and if good goods at low prices will do any
good we will hear from you. Henry Will
ker. )uiYiiwZ
To any one wishing to engage In business
we will close out our entire stock at great
sacrifice, and we do not know OF q better To-
cation to handle stock Of general merchan-
disc. j. f. Winn s. Bro. Dover, No., July
|, 1886. 1uiy3t4
That we may not be considered behind the
times, we kindly say to our friends and GUS
TONERS that we have q large stock of dry
goods and notions at as low prices as any 9TH
er firm in the county. No big advertisement,
but good goods at the right prices. Investi-
| frtrlv
Wilker, hot, l1O9, I'LL Franklin ave. J17t3
Judge of government by the men it pro-
duces. Judge of q man BY his deeds, q tree
by its fruits, medicine by its results. Time
tried and true is DR.. Bigelow's Cough Cure,
which contains the good qualities of all the
best cough remedies without the defects of
any of them. safe and speedy remedy for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung troub-
les. Sold by Charles W. LOOMS In fifty cent
and dollar BOTTLES. Healing to the lungs. Safe
and pleasant for children. june26m3
Blackberries have been plentiful and cheap
this week.
There is a general disposition in town to
have the average dog killed.
Register W allace's mellifuous voice was
heard through many pages of records last
Monday night.
Deputy Sheriff Jos. Chinn was patriotcally
sweeping aud cleaning the courthouse pave
ment yesterday.
Mr. Geo. Farrar will have to burn more
bricks at the earliest possible time in order to
carry out his contracts.
, Prof. C. C. Kline will open q singing insti-
tute here, at the Christian church, August
Is. Persons from all churches are invited.
Merchants and others will do well to OBJ
serve that hereafter it will be misdemeanor
? to sweep paper, trash, ashes ETC., into Main
or Franklin streets.
There is little sink hole southeast of Jor-
dams foundry which smells-phew! wusser
N anythin'. o, Messrs. Councilmen, cure it
If you please. 1t will breed typhoids sure if
8 you don't.
Odessa Democrat: have received a
copy of the Central Female College catalogue
q for 1867. 1t Is thIrty-four page pamphlet,
. aud shows the institution to be in q flourish i
ing condition, the roll of students, inclusive
of primary department, numbering 140. The
book was printed at the Intelligencer office,
and neatly DONE"
Claude, the little son of Mr.. Andy Luellen,
b fell from part of the Catholic church ruin,
r last Wednesday evening, in such way as to
, strike his stomach very forcibly against a
, plank. causing internal injuries. DR.. Fulk
erson was very uneasy about him at first, but
| he was better yesterday. with hope that he
, would recover.
Capt. ID. K. Shields, the eloquent temper
I ance lecturer, concluded his work at Well
ington, last Thursday night. Wednesday
night he had secured 261 signers to the pledge,
which requires abstinence from the use of
I intoxicants as beverage; refusal to sign
dram shop licenses; work for temperance
1 and for the enforcement of the laws regulat-
ing the liquor traffic, etc. On last night the
signers were to meet to form lodge of l. O.
, G. T.
There was very pleasant croquet party
given at the residence of Mr.. T. A. Catron,
last Saturday evening. The following young
. people were in attendance Misses May and
= Matte Wilson. Maggie. Mamie and Laura
q Lewis, Georgia Fletcher, Flora Strader, Ella
Spots. Messrs. E. Lewis, Lon and Noah
Strader, Ernest and Andy Warren, Leslie
Wilson. Steve Lewis, Sam Bedsworth. After
several hours play, which was much enjoyed
by all present, the guests..were...served with
= luxuriant repast of ice cream and cake. tc
$ which all did justice. At the appropriate
}. hour they departed to their homes. thanking
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Catron and daughter, Miss May
!. for an enjoyable evening.
n There is very general desire upon the part
Of our citizens that the council shall at the
=. earliest practicable moment erect fountain
somewhere on the public square. to supply
p water for man and beast. No argument Il
}: necessary upon the matter, but 1t may not be
out of the way to say that no cheap John al.
fair should be supplied, but an adequate ant
= ornamental fountain, as it will be an adver
tlsement for the city that will fully justify an
;, expenditure of $3.50 to 5000. the necessary
amount to do the thing properly All al,
agreed that the fountains in the other locali
: ties can wait little while, but that the on,
y. on the public square should be provided q
once.
N Corder:-tt is very warm and dry. Th
l. farmers have had The most delightful weathe
IA for harvesting and threshlng. Corder i
# daily crowded with wagons loaded Will
n wheat. All are anxious to get their wheat ou
.e while the weather is good; so an nxious tina
" men stand around and gather up the sack
,r as fast as they are emptled. Most all of the
,r wheat grades No. 2; price sixty one cent