Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-10

- Machine Shops. m6tf
Trigg Il Shields are offering bargains in
number of staples. feb27tf
Real beauties in spring style Of prints anG
ginghams. at Henry Wilker's. apr1Ot3
Millions in it, or at least something to each
ay OF you by calling at Royle & Sons. a3t2
Jumbo" is a little too personal, but we
& trust no offense is meant or will be taken.
Trigg &Shields are making dead shot prices
re on a few lines of goods. Call and get their
prices, feb27tf
ds Judge Barnett is announced TO-DAY for
reelection as presiding Justice of The county
ill court.
"Hackmetack." a lasting and fragrant per-
I'd fume. Price % and 80 cents. Sold bv C.
,e W. Lnomis. fei,27, Ieom
Judge Jno. a. Praiher ia announced to. day
As II candidate for presiding justice of the
1t county court.
A large quantity of broken rock from the
y "branch penn has been hauled out on the
'ill" road this week.
Shiloh's catarrh remedy-a positive cure
= for catarrh. diptherfa and canker mouth.
S Sold by c. W. Loomis. feb27y1eom
The bell for the town clock will get here in
! about ten DAYS. In from ten to fifteen days
thereafter the clock will be in operation.
Persons who went to church, last Sunday |
morning, in their sleighs, came very near
getting "left" before the services were over.
We have many articles. both useful and
, ornamental, in our notion department. We |
will sell them lower than other firms can. |
Henry Wilker. aprleI3
Personal-H. Wilker has returned from
the East, where he has been able to purchase
a large stock of spring and summer goods at
very low prices. apr1Ot3
Clagett comes to the front again with fine
teas, cofees. confectionery, fruits, canned
goods, salt fish and everything found in a first
class grocery store. mch27tf
Are you made miserable BY Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite. vel
low skin? Shiloh's vitalizer is a positive
cure. Sold by Loomis. feb27y1eom
Mr.. d. L.. Mitchell presented us Il ear of
red corn the other day that he SAYS is rery
early. We will dole it out a handful at a
time to all who will call for it.
The Odessa Collegiate Institute building
was destroyed by fire last Tuesday night. 1t
was insured for s $4,000. 1t cost about SI2, 900.
We hope it will soon be rebuilt,
A glance at our gingham, cheviot shirtlng .
and cottOnade department will convince YOU l
that we have the best assortment and that
our prices are the lowest. Henry Wilker. I
"When we two parted, l felt that had !
taken cold" said Thomas Takelntime, land l
next morning 1 was hoarse indeed. But a % 1
cent bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup fixed =
me up" l
"Lay thy sweet hands in mine,r he said, 4
huf oho oplu rounorI-oJ khox 81 Ill -- L
and must hold her head. He gave her SALIVA !
ton Oil and now he holds her sweet hands by !
the hour. A
Mrs. Moerehead takes pleasure in announce
ing that she has received q full line of spring
millinery and notions. The ladies are invited
to call and make their selections while the v
stock is complete. apr3l4 y
Our stock Of spring goods is now in, aud .
we would regard it as special favor to have -
you call as soon as yOn can make it con- .
venlent, and examine our large stock and low n
prices. Henry WIlker. apr1Oi3 :,
The Academy boys are improving very L
rapidly in their drill, and when they come p
marching down the street to the rattle of the IL
drum nearly everybody stops to see how they !"
step and wheel and handle their muskets, D
Our spring stock of dry goods and notions 1
has been received. and having purchased the Ct
same CT very favorable terms, we offer our
customers goods at lower prices than they e
have ever mad before. Henry Wilker. alO3t SC
IL you wish to get the benefit of our re- "
in subscription price, all that is ne pr
cessary Is, pay up your arrearages to date and ~
then pay for Il full year IN advance. The re- ei
Is only to those who pay strictly aa u
anaOtf ca
The Lexington boating club is having the
Eagle Bird repaired and put in first class con- "
litIon. They are also having y new boat So
Dullt by Commodore UT, which Is to be 80 III
long by four feet beam. and for five pairs Ill
SOULS. nc
Goods well bought are more than half sold LII
that is the condition OF our spring stock. vi
though we would like you to see it and give at
ls your opinion of the selections. We know oe
It's nice, but we would rather have you say
30. Henry Wllker. apr10t3 As
The best on earth eau truly by said of M
drigg's Glycerine Salve, which is q sure, safe U"
and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scalds, ny
burns, wounds and all other sores. Will pn
positively cure piles, letter and all skin erup- an
ion. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction 20
guaranteed or money refunded. Only % cents, 40
sold by C. W. LOOMS. mcb27y1 de
The school election. Tuesday, for two d. Lo
.'ectors, resulted as follows:-C. G. Ludw,ps.
40; H.. w. Turner, 346; Robert Taubman, A.
40; VIM. FL. Chiles, 27i, For many years Iaf
he board has been kept equally divided be- Sol
ween democrats and republicans. This cleo 10
ion makes it four republicans to two demo- Tie
rats. Messrs. Taubman and Chiles were the tul
Id directors. thu
The Hieginsyille election resulted az fo,- Eli,
ows: For mayor, Hargrave 2l.; Branch, tor
u; Hargrave's majority. 40. For marshal, out
22Oi Latham, 176: Benefits ma boy
,rity, A. Aldermen: first ward. ps,Iew OF. pol
reston, "; Hader, "a; Taggart, IS. Second tne
fard' schoppenhorst.6S; Winsor, "a; Price, :
); Brady, 60. Third ward, Neale, 66; Haw. tall
%; Horstmann, 81; Wilks, So. All who TIL
'e elected are democrats except Mr.. Schop. pee
enhorst, republican, who was elected in the ina
ward. nee
A Spectator" writes to US as follows:-"The r.
strict school at Elm Park, a seven months raj
ssion, closed the 1st inst. Mr.. G. N. Fitch. eXf
L the teacher, gaze an interesting examina- day
On. The patrons of the school assembled to Blu.
illness the contest for the prize, a nice book. citi
ven by the teacher for the best reader in pas
e school. Master Glover Branch carried the
the prize. A number of of speeches were brie
livered which were very creditable to the lots
after which a bountiful dinner was feet
read by the ladies'" At
There was a meeting of THE business associa. the
IN, Thursday morning, to consider the ques. Mil
N OF the water street right-way. Messrs. ing
cGrew, Aherns. Sinager and Lesueur spoke Spr,
the subject. Mr.. McGrew moved that ives
e council be requested not to give the right feet
way on Water street To the railroad COM feet
ny until Monday, April 90, when a public and
Getting of citizens may be held, and in the sire,
eantine the newspapers be requested to feet
We the facts developed In the recent survey poin
Iblicity. The motion was carried, and the Mel
eeting adjourned. % Il
Hlsglnsville Post:-'The republican party estaI
Higginsville does not intend to use the feet.
embers of the board of Aldermen as . now
'apon to crack the heads of any men. nor at lie
with any mans business. They of Ii
2 In favor of absolute equality under The rock
" for all kinda Of business, with no uniust to ru
r unwlse determinations" Hello! Hello, the {
this Is true the republicans of HfeeinsyiIie the
opposei 10 The national policy of their city
rty which makes uninct on1 -. IL.