Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-24
Silk hats at Smith & Bottoms. apr24tf

NOOuS u tcIhIt III apt'tioS a.
Best 3 and 10 cent cigars in tow at Clag-
ett's. mch2hf
Fresh and hot garden seeds at Trigg &
Shields. mch2'f
Hanging baskets and flower pots for sale,
at Clagest,s. aprl7tf
Regular meals % cents, at City Restaurant
and Bakery, apr3m3
Call at Trlgg Il Shields for garden seeds
and seed potatoes. mch2Itf
Trigg & Shields are offering bargains in a
number of stapIes. feb27tf
New goods! New goods a! At the Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar. ap1I-tf
CIagett's freshly painted and repaired store
Is full of bargains. mch:'tf
PIums! Plums! Plums! Bushels of
them at McCausland's. fa0tf
See HickIin " Russell il you wish TO Dor
row money on your farms. mch2Otf
Piums! Plums! Plums! Read McCaus-
lands ad and gather them in. faOtf
Choice eating and seed potatoes 30 cents
per bushel at Trigg u Shields. mch2.tf
See Hicklin & Russell If you have real
estate to sell, rent, or wish to buy, mchtf
Ice cream in full blast at the Palace Restau-
rant, South side, Main street. Call and
sample it. 1t
~corsets, at lowest prices. Call and see them.
Henry Wilker. apr1Ot3
Call at Clagett's, corner of Main and Ninth
streets and see his new, fresh stock or season.
able groceries. mch27tf
A full line of ladies' underwear at less than
you can make them. Call and see them. at
H. Wilker's, Franklin avenue. aprlOt3
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one Of the double land rollers manufactured
oy W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. If
Shlloh's Vitalizer is what you need for con-
stipat;on, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents
per bottle. feb27y1eom
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 Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. a17-tf
The brooks will soon begin to flow,
The violets to softly flow,
All nature will be bright and sweet,
And Dry Goods will be very cheap, at
Henry Wilker's, Franklin street. a17t3
Mrs. NJ. f, Price and Miss Kemper have
received a full line of millinery goods, and
will continue to receive them every week as
the new styles come in market. They are
prepared to re-shspe and whiten hats and
bonnets. Dress making a speciality in all
the new styles. apr17m1
The best on earth can truly by said of
Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds,
burns, wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup-
ton. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only % cents.
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. mch27y1
Show us how the thing ought to be done,
Dover.
Creamery stockholders meeting, at 10
O'Clock this morning.
Mr., John Walker is announced in this issue
as a candidate for assessor.
Several communications received yesterday
are unavoidably postponed.
Mr.. Robert A. Hicklin is announced to-day
as a candidate for the legislature.
Thu Odd Fellows are putting in some
handsome blinds at their front windows.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Neale has sold his pretty little
, cottage on Main street to MIR, VIM. Aull, for
$500.
Conrad Dietrich is pounding rock IN pay.
ment for an attempt at pounding Mr.. Lewis
Coates.
Miss Sallie HorJ. of st. Louis, is visiting
the family of Mrs. Mary j. HOrJ, in Free.
dom township.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Thomas is announced thii
e week AS a candidate for reelection as town
ship constable.
f Mr.. John S. Blackwell is elsewhere an
nounced as a candidate for reelection a
prosecuting attorney of Lafayette county.
Arbor day was quite generally observed il
e this county. A few years will illustrate il
wisdom, and erect in every leafy, beautifu
a tree that grows from it a monument to on
efficient state superintendent of schools.
Little Jimmie Downing, son of Mr.. Wm
e Downing, living about 10 miles southwest O
Aullville, had his leg broken, last Frida,
h morning. by a kick from a horse. The bro
ken bone was skiilfully set by DR.. Case. o
'r Fayetteville, johnson county. The cMl
N was doing very well ut last accounts.
ID j. A.. Graham is agent ut Lexington 70
II the Mccormick binder. mower and dropper
also keeps for sale, cultivators, check-row
N ers, breaking plows, nc. BE sure and &c
prices from him before purchasing if yo
De want bargains and first class implements. o
flee at Graham " Morrison's store, Mai
lie street, opposite the courthouse square.
The council met. Monday night, and passe
is the wafer ordinance, only Messrs. WinsO
), anil Howell voting in hthe negative. Th
y Water street right-Of- way ordinance wa
also passed, with an amendment recon
L, mended at the Business Association meeting
" On Thursday night the acceptance of III
Water ordinance by the water company va
N received, thus consummating the matter. A
lie ordinance providing for a fire department
D. with Il chief, was also passed; also an ord
e, nance providing for u return TO a cash system
he COrder:-Mrs. Vail and little daughter, {
n Windsor, Johnson county, are visiting the
l. relatives. the family of Mr.. Jackson Corde
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. COrder attended the coun,
err grange in Odessa, Tuesday. Miss Nam
IT Shradter Is visiting friends in Kansas Cit
ul Mrs. Gill Goodwin, of Kansas City, Is visI
ing at her fathers, DIR. Webb. Mrs. j. v
Harrison, of Lexington, is visiting frien,
We and relatives here and in vicinity. Jud.
IN Harrison was in town Monday. DIR. S. :
re Neill spent Sunday and Monday in Howar
county. Mrs, VIM. Wilson returned, Suuda
I'll evening from u visit to friends in Howar
e, county. Mr.. NJ. Lieser spent last Friday
tx Kansas City. Mrs. Hendrix of Grain Vale
-. spent last Friday visiting her daughter, MI
lie Joe Holterman, of this place.
I'D We have this information, from the S
ell. Louis Republican, regarding the st. JOSEF
At. road. 1t is fuller than the notice we print,
last week:-'The report of Special-Mast
en- Allen, to whom was referred the applicable
II. of the st. Joseph and st. LOUIS railroad con
pany for Il cancellation of its lease to the w:
yo bash company and 4 surrender by the r,
"a, ceiver of the leased line to its owners, W,
,g taken up and confirmed by Judge Trea
va This order directs the receiver to turn oy,
~ the road to its owners on the 9th inst. TT
a road extends from st. Joseph to a pc int O
the Missouri river opposite the city of Lex
ingtOn, and for years has been operated |
" the North Missouri railroad and its success,
ors, the st. LOuis, Kansas City and NOrthel
=. and the Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific raj
u. roads as the through connection from Il
" main line to st. Joseph. 1t is stated that Gu
- ing the time it was in the possession of tt
- Wabash, before the latter company went I'M
- lfha la-l, of tho ra.aipar II uu,a .Ilo,.z.