Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-27
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Stylish millinery at Mrs. Arnold's. Main
s,rset oct10tf.
Cell your Old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Macbine. sbops. sm6tf
A number of our Young men are organic
ing a bicycle club9
The Commercial Bank will probably he
under roof to-day. |
Remember Miss Hoog's eoncertsnext Fiji
day night, March 3.
Grab it quick; now is your chance at
vo,ro,s China Hall. feb27tf
The Dakotah leaves st. Louis, for the Mis-
souri, river, March 10.
Hammerslough's big sign came down the
river with the coffin fleet.
The country treasurer will be ready to pay
s.sbeep claims after March 1,
Millinery, notionsi and hair goods at cash
pr,ces. can be seen at Mrs. ArnOld's. o10n
The best flour in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocer for it. -
Mr.. R. Cavanaugh has repaired the man
hole on Tenth street, near Ridgeway.
The dancing club folks of having a dance
next week. probably Thursday night.
Get Boston Betting -COmpany's STANDARD
Belt,ng, at Jordanass F0undry adsMachine
shop. uo'i
s.TAey ere having q big boom at Young's
China Hall. Fire and water prices tell the
story. leoA'N
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
mod,ately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold by
C. W.$Loomis, febz'yleom
The Commercial Hotel, under tho manage
mept oeMr. LAWS Neale, has quickly gained
6rss.Tcla~ F~repdsation. ksScts1tf.
We rS1fesFthst ssyeral communications
reached us ssss1aa TOO late foE insertion.
They viii sppeaf nsxtsweek>
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? shifoa,s Viedikers is guaranteed
to cure you. For saiesby koohoi3S j27y1eom
Subscribers who fail toGet ttkir paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this ONCE. tt
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
v W.. M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
e.. Itis repor4ed.that. q diseased beef was sold
by a butcher In Lexington . few days ago.
The grand Jury should inquire into the mat
ter.
MIR, Samuel P. Bascom is called on to make
the race for sheriff in a card printed in the
Odessa Democrat sigpedsb5 ~ atizens OF the
county.
Tn county rock pile has set the city an ex-
ample for the profitable employment Of its
prisoners that should, and probably will be,
= followed.
Catsrrh cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal ietsc.sr. fsess Fer. saie BY
C, ". Loomis. iebsfyfeom
We didn't dislike the Globe-Democrat
article. We reprinted it, and made some
criticisms upon it, which, so far, we have
not seen answered.
All persons having tickets in Miss Emma
Klee's quilt are requested to meet at
Turner Hall. on Tuesday evening next, when
the qulsI&fNbs dhposed'of. "a
Mr.. Lewis Neale has built up a first-class
reputation for the Commercial Hotel, and we
are glad to see him prosper. Agood hotel is
agreata advantage to our city. octaH
Miss Gould is doing all in her power to
make q frst-class entertainment of her con-
cert next Monday night; it is for q noble pur-
pose; and evervbOtS shp6la ~ 3<St1.
We can imagine that WI see Col. Laws
sardonic grin as he beheld our kind aud good
friends at Higginsville taking themselves in
with very little; Of his assistance. t-'
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
best in the city. on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, we'll, ~cistcrn. etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy Inquire Of J.P'
Ardinger. noVzSli
Secure for yourselves a pleasant evening
land aid the Central College librsfy by buying
tickets to the lectures to be delivered by Rev.
W., B. Palmore IN the Methodist church
Monday and Tuesday evenings, March sth
Gand 9th.
The Presbyterian ladies propose to give a
c-dlnner in the basement of their church hext
Monday from II to G., All are invited to
come in and dine, free for a quarter; cakes
pies and 'sich' extra, but cheap for cash
Help the ladies out.
Mr.. Wentworth, at HIgginsville. the othel
day, said to Mr.. Gilchrlst, swell, if YOU
want to 20 over this route, from here Il
Holden, 1 will lend you my Alpenstock." tt
which the engineer replied. elf did go
expect 1 would need it."
I0eI6 Is d very Suu CooC VI anu q
Greenton, in which a young lady hitherto
held in great esteem has been wronged by
coundN2z8medJ6hn i! Aw1nk. who ha
disappeGedtossavsshisnss from4summar.
punishment by the people of the neighbor
hood.
There is philosophy as we'll as poetry in tn
dithSranbic lamentatIon Of our poetiaureat
tlnts<Au isNot Real" Alas! that it wer
col! fn9! There IS the butchers bill AM
. the aeaa1ntSSorS coal. Perhaps, upon tn
whole, TIN just as well as it's. Fen tho
sometime it ventures to be 'tis-er.
Remember the ne1>to be given by Loca
Assembly No..l.58, X. of L., On Monday
March 8, 1896. Let everybody attend. Th'
society will spare DO pains to make this bal
a pleasant and enjoyable affair. There viii
be q fine supper spread. Admission; mem
bers so cents; non-members, 81. feb2It2
DeMolay Commandery. No. 3. knight
Templar, A. F. & A. NJ, had a grand tim
at. its meeting. last Monday night. Their
was an unusually large Attendance. Anon!
those present from other places were, DIR. j
F. Wood, Jno. McBurney, Thos. A. Whit
worth, C. l.. Frost, Odessa; Winfield Miller
John Z. Greene. DR.. J. W. Smith. S. r
Crispin, Richmond; DR.. c. W. Seeber, II
W. Winsor and Bernard WHkerson, Higgins
vile. Orders were conferred on Mr.. C. l.
Frost.
Spalding's Glue is like wit; a good thin!
well applied.
Kiss me darling, for your breath is
just as sweet as ne -mOwn hay;
Kiss me, darling. for your teeth are
Free from tartar or decay:
Kiss me, darling for you won't
Forget me or your SOZOdOnt.
The Atmosphere OF Love
Is q pure, sweet breath. This desideratur
is one of the results of using SOzodOnt, while
not only invigorates and preserves the teeth
but renders the mouth as fragrant as q rost
Spalding's Glue will mend anything eXcer
broken heart. feb2Ot4
A eolored girl named Mary, aged abou
sixteen years, daughter of Thomas Fielt
y, who lives on the bluff, gave birth to a chile
last Saturday morning at l o'clock. TIL
child was buried in afavine near the hous
the next morning. Suspicion being directe
to the matter the body was disinterred O
Monday, and semitic DIR. j.. g. Russell, til
coroner, when marks of violence were foun
upon 1t. The body had been buried in a c;gs
box. 1t Is said that the girl and Other
threatened the child's life. There will be
judicial investigation.
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