Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-18
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Go to the J.. w. Homer Bargain House. for
decorating supplies. septlstl
Canvas and woven wire cots at H. n F.
Winkler's, Lexington. may22t
Centennial refrigerator at H. & F. Wink
ler's, Lexington, Mo. nay22tf
Try the '.Old Reliable Rubber Paint" For
sale BY j. r. Moorehesd. may1m6
Flags, lanterns, &C., for the reunion, at the
j. w. Homer Bargain House. sept1St1
The finest line of flags, etc.. in the city at
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. 1t
Go to the Laclede hotel. 1t is the boss
house since it has been renovated. s1Stf
New and beautiful line of fall millinery
lust received at Mrs. S. A.. Moorhead. s1st3
"Hackmetack,' q lasting aud fragrant per-
fume. Price % and 30 cents. Sold BY c..
W. LOOMS. 1eo2'Yieom
shiloh,s cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough, and bronchitis. Sold
by C. W. LOOMS. feD2'yleom
Shiloh's catarrh remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria and canker mouth
Sold by C.. W. LOOMS. feb2Iyleom
DON'T forget to decorate for the reunion,
and don't forget to buy your flags andof the
Ahrens. Dry Goods Bazaar. IL
Flags, suitable for decorating for the re-
union, to be had from the very smallest 10
the very largest size, at The Ahrens DRY
Goods Bazaar. II
Smith q Bolton are showing a magnificent
H. - ,;lI- .,,,baJoo onl nnhrallaS. initials
engraved on the gold aud Oxidized silver
hesds free of charge. seplstf
The almighty dollar, we need it IN our
business, and In order to receive It we are
offering dry goods and notions very, yes very
low for cash. Henry Wilker. septlSto
Breaking plows for sale by j. A. Grahaln.
will he closed out regardless of cost. Now
ia YOUR time to buy the best and cheapest.
Don't delay, or You may be too late. Ihey
are bound to 60. ]u'yloi
For sale-A good residence, one OF the
hest in the city, on Main street, large house,
GOOD outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only % 600. Terms easy. Inquire Oh ~
Ardinger. n''I
A merchant down town sells more OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup than all other medicines
together. 1t surely must be the best remedy
for a cough, cold and other similar affections.
Price % cents.
e.. Rem. You have long, wanted, asked
for it, but failed to get insurance al redueeo
rates on account of the waterworks; u Ben
and do 40 on your merchandise and busl-
n.ss hou,es q. Rem. july3tf
We have Just received a large lot OF the
- s@h bona onh mafRTlal
and are consequently better prepared than
ever to do fine job and letter-pressr printing.
Give US an order and see how nicely 1t Will
be executed.
], W. Grant, dealer in wall paper, window
shades, glass and mixed paints, and carpet
paper, Also keeps q large stock OF toys,
wagons, doll carriages, trunks and dolls.
Contracts house painting and papering cell
mos and wallis. apr24m6
without referring to the memory of the
Oldest inhabitant, we can unblushing'y say
that there never was q time when dry gooo'
and notions were as cheap as they are now
being offered at Henry Wilker's, 1lO7, 1lo9
I'LL, Franklin ave. septloto
When autumn bringeth plenteous yield t(
all, then cute dame fashion ordains styles al
new for fall. Then mortals, who Will
autumn yields are blessed, seek for thost
STYLES which fashion brands as best, and seek
ing find goods at prices low, with that gooe
firm whose name you find below. Henry
Wilker, HOT, HOG, Ill, Franklin ave. slStS
Food makes blood and blood makes beauty
Improper digestion of food necessarily pro
duces bad blood, resulting in a feeling OF full
meas in the stomach, acidity, heartburn, SICK
headache, and other dyspeptic symptoms. Z
closely confined life causes Indigestion con
animation, biliousness and loss of appetite. II
remove these troubles there is no remed.
equal to Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t has beel
tried and proven to be a specific. sept4t4
The great sources of the extensive curalV
range Of DIR. Jones' Red Clover Tonic are "
great blood purifying qualities and Its gentl
speritive action, thereby removing all re
strsjpt from the secretive organs, curin
promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, costive
ness, bad breath. piles. pimples, low spirits
sick and nervous headache, ague. malari'
and all stomach, liver and kidney trouble
The most delicate stomach accepts 1t VIII
relish. Price fifty cents. Sold by Charles "
LOOMS. Juhe-'"'
Hlgginsville has a big democratic club.
siiverman,s saloon has been undergoing r.
pairs.
Chicken thieves have been among the Ma
street roosts lately.
rain as was q rain fell Thursday mornir
and during the day. The fall was about OF
inch.
A country team ran away IN Irish tow
asst Tuesday. The horses were pretty DAD
hurt,
Get YOUR candles, Chinese lanterns ct
ready for Tuesday evening, Sept. q. Ever
body, illuminate.
The Turner's ball, last Monday night, wa
as usual, . very pleasant and enjoyable occa
ion. The next one will take place Mond'
night, September p.
Mr.. Geo. Jung's stable, at Higginsvill
was burned down q few days ago, togeth'
with three horses, harness, &c. Loss aooI
$1,000; partially insured.
The Dakota's serpentine whistle gldt
through the cicumambient air last Thursds
Afternoon at 3:16. She was bound down, al
left here the next morning.
The papers speak encouragingly OF CAP
Shields temperance work at Higginsvill
where, they say, up to Monday night neal
400 names had been signed to the pledge.
Main street and Franklin avenue will
brilliantly Illuminated on Tuesday evenin
Sept, 81. Let the private residences all ov
our beautiful little city contribute their sha
of the light.
Mr., w. G. McCausland is receiving a gre
many new goods. With the thirty foot ado
ton to his already spacious store room,
has now as convenient and handsome a pls
to display his wares as he could we'll desire
As It will be impossible for the committ
to visit each house in person in regard
Illuminating on ne evening of Sept.
(Tuesdsy). all are respectfully requested
make their owl arrangements, at tn
stores, offices and res Iences.
The Advance is much improved in tone
late. We congratulate it on the fact, a
welcome it as a valuable ally in the conf
battle for democracy in this county. 1t
also doing q sensible thing in putting its 81
scrIption price at 81 unless paid strictly
advance.
Owing to some gross carelessness at
postofice, at this place, about 400 Of our ST
scribers failed to get their papers last Sat'
day morning. TIL paper was placed in
postofice in ample time, but was not put
the mail as it should have been. No oil
country paper in Missouri takes so mi
pains and spends so much money to reach