Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-17
See Hicklin & Russell for ire insurance ~

oee dlckIn q russell for ire Insurance.. L
Goods to tempt the appetite at Clagett's.
q MIR. Thos. G. Young has got back to his OIL
stand.
re Hanging baskets and flower pots for sal,
at Clagests. aprl7tf
Id Regular meals % cents, at City Restaurar
ana Bakery, apr3m3
Is New goods! New goods !! At the Ahren
Dry Goods Bazaar. ap17-tf
a Plums! Plums! Plums! Bushels q
them at McCausland's. f2Otf
u See Hicklin u Russell if you wish to Dor
row money on your farms. mch2Otf
?, Found-On the Columbus road, Tuesday,
child's oyercoat. Call here.
Plums! Plums! Plums! Read McCaus
lands ad and gather them in. f2Otf
Choice eating and seed potatoes 80 cent.
r per bushel at Trigg " Shields. mch27tf
See Hicklin & Russell If you have rea
r estate to sell. rent. or wish to buy, mchtf
. Dr. Bottoms office is over Kreign Il Mey.
ers boot and shoe stOre-back room.
MIR. James l.. Warren announces himself,
to day, As 4 candidate for county clerk.
Mr.. Moses Benedict is announced to.da,
) as a candidate for reelection As city engin eer
SohtLiyCtS announcement as q
candidate for county assessor appears TO-
day.
: Hon. Jos. F, Smith is announced as a can
dldate for presiding Justice of the county
court.
A full line of ladies' misses and children,s
%corsets, at west prices. Call and see them.
hehry Wllker. apr1Ot3
Call at Clagett's, corner of Main and Ninth
streels,and see his new, fresh stock or season.
able groceries. mcba7tf
Read Mr.. Charles HOefer's ad. of high
grade cows and heifers for sale at Higgins
VILE, next Saturday.
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shilohs catarrh remedy. Price 80 cents.
sofa oy Z. w. LOOMS. feb21y1eom
A full line of ladies' underwear at less than
you can make them. Call and see them, at
H.. Wilker's, Franklin avenue. apr1Ot3
Capt. Jacob ID. Conner is announced to-
day for reelection to the position of recorder
of deeds for Lafayette county.
Small profits and quick returns is our
motto. Call and see il we do not give Won
better bargains than anyother house. : Henry
| Wilker. anr1ots
NS'' IL 1ulNeT, OF Bourbon.
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's consumption cure" Sold by
Y. w. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
The young ladies at Central have lately |
purchased several croquet sets and are enioy-
ing themselves during their leisure hours on
the college lawn.
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.
Inc Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. a17-tf
The Lexington boating club is having the
Eagle Bird repaired and put in first-class con-
dltlon. They are also having a new boat
built by Commodore UT. which IS to be 30
feet long by four feet beam, and for five pairs
Of SOULS.
Little Herbert Krumme, who, with his
mother, Is visiting his grandfather, Rev, J.
kost, at Higglnsville, was severely scalded n
lew days ago by the upsettlng over him of
the contents of a coffee pot. lie will proba-
bly, recover.
MIR. Edgar Axline, of Clay township. met
win a serious accident. last week. While |
a small bridge his horse fell, crush
ing his leg, dislocating the ankle and break
ing a bone. His wife being very i'll, makes
it doubly hard on the family.
The members of the Lexington Bicycle
Club are requested to meet al the room over
the Lexington coal mining office on next
Monday night, at 8 O'Clock. The election of
officers and other important business will be
and a full attendance is desired.
Mrs. M. F. Price and Miss Kemper have
received a full line of millinery goods, and
Will continue to receive them every week as
he new styles come in market. They are
prepared to re-shape and whften hats and .
Donnets. Dress making a speciality in all /,
he new styles. anr17m1 j
Ihe police court fees for the past month
we're the smallest for many years. The mar
'haPs fees were but I'll 80; the attorneys. 81. .
and the recorders, 81 05. Considering that
'ur miners and railroad men have been on n ,
and consequently idle, this speaks well
or their sobriety and peaceableness. ,
Mr.. Morris Gratz, the old reliable cloibier ,
th's city, has made some very valuable i'm
'roVements at his store room, by placing !
,late-glass windows instead of the old STYLE
mes in the front. Beside this a staircase
which obstructcd the light has been removed. :,
Altogether MIR. Gratz' store has been mucb '
improved. Z
MIR. Jno. w. Dean, formerly of Corder. r
his county, but late of HarrisouyiI,e. has !
en'ed The Laclede Hotel of this city and
ook possession yesterday. Mr.. Dean is well
nd favorably known here, and will I'M
receive his full share of patronage
o soon as he is in running trim. We are u
lad to have him with us.
There were three merry gentlemen,
riding out TO see,
l any one knew anything about II. Wilker:
hey hunted, and they hunted 2
Until they met three children small I'll
o>t Sorscously arrayed. 81
Where did you get those handsome dresses,
From ii. Wilker." the maidens said, a1O;a
Even after the nominations are made
me OF them will be retired by republican -
Dtes." Lafayette county republicans. if ~
icy hope for anything at all in the Noyem. a.
'r elections, must begin to bestir Them. ~
These two declarations hardly con. i.
me one expresses a certainty. tbe
her IL very strong doubt. Perhaps neither
them mean much.