Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
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OEFICaAL COUNTY PAPER.
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! & Shields, oct9t2
Rye whisky four years old at g so per
! gallon at Silverman's. o2w4
Port, Sherry and Angelica wines ut 81 80
!. per gallon at Silverman's. DIVA
Our ice box is full of choice butter. Call
and try it. Trigg h Shields. oct9t2
Go to the Laclede hotel. 1t is the boss
house since it has been renovated. slstf
The we'll known Msyfield whisky, 6 years
old 80 per gallon at Silverman's. o2w4
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price % and 80 cents. Sold bv G.
W. Loomis. feb27yleom
Shiloh's catarrh remedy-a positive cure
for cstarrh, diphtheria and canker mouth
Sold by C. W. LOOMS. feb27yleom
Grove Youna's stock of goods, about s4O,-
600 worth. will be sold at slaughter prices
commencing Monday, Oct. 4. oct2tf
= Stop that coughing; il, you do not, 1t may
kill you. A bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
only costs you 25 cents, and its timely use
may save your life. IL
Smith d Bolton are showing q magnificent
line of silk sunshades and umbrellas, initials
engraved on the gold and oxidized silver
heads free of charge. seplstf
Grove Young has the largest stock Of ready
made clothing, overcoats, hats and caps, in
the county. He will commence closing out
his entire stock Monday, Oct.4. oct2tf
We have Just received q large lot OF the
very latest styles Of job type and material
and are consequently better prepared than
ever to do fine job and letter press printing.
Give us an order and see how nicely it will
be executed.
J.. 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
iugs and walls. apr24m6
John Gehner, agent for the Pawnee Flag
Stone Company, of Hiatteville, Kansas, who
furnishes the best and cheapest flag paving
stone known. The first cost Is but little
more than brick and the quality much super
ior. Orders promptly filled, and satisfaction
guaranteed, septlstf
The best on earth can truly be said of
Grigg's Glycerine Sslve, which is q sure, safe
n 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.
seold by C. W. LOOMS. mch27y1
Remember Messrs. Jno. W, Waddell & Co.
for flour. The Red r. is delightful; can't be
beat; all wanting good bread should try.it;
the sack is improved by having q larger R..
Their other grades of flour are also much i'm
proved by the changes. Bran, screenings
and Graham flour on hand. Exchanges made
at their office at the old stand near Arcana
Hall, aug7f
Whatever name or designation is given to
fever and ague, or other Intermittent disea-
ses 1t Is safe to say that malaria or a dlsord-
cred state of the liver is at fault. Eliminate
the impurities from the system and a sure
and prompt cure Is the immediate result.
Prickly Ash Bitters is the safest and most ef-
.ctive remedy for all hillary troubles, kidney
~iseases. and like complaints that has ever
g been brought before the public. A trial is its
hest recommendation, oct9t1
City council Monday night.
Horticultural society to-day.
Fireman's ball Thanksgiving night.
We never conceal the names of our county
correspondents.
The last boat, the Dakota. went down last
Tuesday evening, with as good q load as the
water would admit.
Everybody. come and hear Judge Philips,
and Judge what he is for yourselves. To-
night at the courthouse.
The Chicago Il Alton depot at Marshall
burned down, last Tuesday night. Loss,
81 500: insurance unknown.
Just now our readers demand a good deal
of politics to the square inch, and as we
study to please we give 1t to them. A little
later on we have several other subjects OF
: interest to touch on.
Thos. Carroll and Thos. Hurley who were
sent to the penitentiary for robbing Mr..
Roses store at MAYHEM have been psrdoned,
Mr.. Blackwell having secured evidence Of
their innocence. in that they were In Kansas
at the time the crime was committed.
Fairview considerable chills in the
neiphborhood. Uncle Ben Porter is very
sick, Mr.. R. NJ. Howe and family have re-
turned from the springs much improved in
health. Mr.. Arthur Chanslor has returned
from Kansas, and is perfectly satisfied that
Lafayette county is the best place on earth.
Miss Belle Edmouds, of Lexington, wa, yis-
iting friends In this community last We
The boys are talking of having another
tournament in the near future.
Bates City:--Please do not print in your
esteemed paper any more such items as the
last from Bates City. Thew injure US, and 1
do not think would have appeared except by
an oversight on your part. Bates City will
do as well as any point in the way of tenants.
and the people welcome all new corners, and
will give any information possible. There
are grand openings for enterprising people
here. We are a small village, 100 inhabi-
tsnts, but good as any in the world.
Corder:-S Several of our citizens attended
the Baltzer- Ripple wedding in Lexington.
last week. Mr.. Jackson Corder and wife,
MI, j. F. Groves and wife, and MIR. John
Willis and wife, attended conference in Kan
sas City, last week. Mrs. Ward Slusher is
visiting relatives In Lewis county. MIR.
Klienschmidt and family, and Mr. Fred.
Baltzer and wife are spending the week in
st. Louis attending the fair. Messrs. VIM.
Groves, Nath. Corder, George Corder, Jr..
Sam Vivion and J. P. Gordon, are attending
the St. Louis fair this week. Miss Anna
Rees spent Saturday anu Sunday at her home
near Higginsville. Rev. j. Meyer is mo ing
his family to Lexington. We are sorry to
loose them from among US. Miss Anna
Vickars Is visiting the Misses Webb. Miss
Amelia Klienschmidt has moved her millinery
store to Higgipsville. The Methodist church
is being repaired and reprinted and furnished
with new stoves.
The Post thinks the democratic clubs either
dead or dying. Pity; il it not? Let US see
There was occasion a few days ago for the
Lexington township democratic club to show
up at q democratic meeting in H:gginsville.
when Senator Vest and Judge Philips were
there, and we noticed as having turned out
on that occasion the following named mem
bers of the club w. G, McCausland, John
G. Worthington, W. B. Steele. Ethan Allen,
3, A. Hicklin, Geo. M. Catron, R. Sam
Hays, j. D. Conner, Ed. Loomis. Robt.
Hale, Julius Nscka. j. D. ShewaIter, u.
Russell, W. J. Howe, j. W. Harrison, W.
B. Wilson, j. R. Anderson, Nat. w. Billiard,
J. R. Morehead, W. W. Duncan, VIM. H.
Chiles, Hay Heathman, b. F. Jones. j.. j.
Smith, James Edelen, lobe Rulings, eolored.
James Peak, A. A. Lesueur. Jos. Ejmonds,
Jos. Chinn. Horace Hall, eOlored. Mann
Chinn, James Ruffner, JnO. s. Blackwell
Wood Young, Jos. f. Smith, Richard Field
Chas. Ruffner, Brown Day, Jno. McFauin
M. V. L. McClelland, A. j. Hall, j. r. Will
mot, Fl erbert Williams, Jas. Mari, Brent
1ibbs, colored Robt. Wilmot. Jos. Fl. Page