The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-17

Lawn ~sctlees, at Winklcr Furniture Co
The INTELLIGMNCEH is still on Il boom
II o are bilious, take Bcacham's pills
The Missouri river is havinga june rist
in October.
Don't forget the address of J.E. Willctts
ut IIigginsville to-day.
The finest country sorgham ever made
at Egglcston & Ewing's.
Buckingham's dye for the whiakrrs is :
positive remedy for a gray beard.
Gordon & Dilworth plum pudding, nnC
olives at Egglcston ~ Ewing's.
New raisins, figs, dates, %currants ant
prunes, at Egglcston & Ewing's.
Old "PreIiminary examination" was NJ
before Justice Price again last Friday.
If you like good tea and coffee go tc
Eggleston & Ewing. They have the best
on earth.
A good many hOusrhnldcrs are having
superfiuous trees cut from their yards
and walks.
Flake h0miny, grits, navy beans, rolled
oilS anu itlu HN al ii''i ~ - go
& Ewing's.
The man who is taking moro papers
than he has time to read is abroad in the
land again.
Shoes, shoes, shoes ut Il. Krichn's ON
Franklin avenue. Go and see them, very
cheap for cash. 9-l2-ti
Let all hands turn in to the work of
booming Lexington to the front, and
she'll get there.
A heavy shower of rain, accompanied
with hail and wind, visited these parts at
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
If you want any ladies' and chi!dren's
shoes don't fail to see Frank Kriehn's
stock at greatly reduced prices. 9-12-tf
There were quite a number of young
ladies and gentlemen from Richmond here
in surveys and carriages last Sunday after
o
Two weddings in high life this week,
and another on the tapis for mex Thus
does cupid get the best of the bachelors
heart.
Frank Kriehn is going to keep Il first
class line of ladies', misses and children's
shoes, at prices never heard of before in
Lexington. 9-12-tf
Benton II. Ingram, Of Sedalia, was made
grand master of the Masonic Grand Lodge
of Missouri, at its session ut Kansas City
this week.
County lecturer, Hon. II. ID. Bledsoe will
deliver IN address before meeting at
Scrub Oak school house this. Saturday
evening mt 1880.
Grapes, bananas, oranges, lemons, nuts
of all kinds. The largest and finest assert
mcnt of Blank & Bros. candy at Egglcs-
ton d Ewing's.
The man who persistently refuses to
advertise should not complain of hard
times, for no one more han himself, con-
spires to make hard times.
The rapid rise in the river, ~aggregating
three feet, covered the bar to such an ex-
tent that the bridge has been unable to
cross passengers this week.
We invite one and all to call and see the
fine assortment OF fancy groceries, fruit
and confectionery at the well known and
popular firm of EgglestOn & Ewing.
Lexington is a city of colleges and good
schools. Educational facilities of the best
sort are as plentiful in Missouri as sane
bars in the Missouri river.-Kansas City
Times.
Il. Wlndsor's night school of double
entry bookkeeping, to have begun in
the third story Of the Gruber building,
last Tuesday, will begin next Tuesday
evening.
&. Il. Vaughan, OF Dover, brought to the
INTELLIGENCER samples of Fox-tail grass
6 feet 6 inches, and 6 feet ~ inches high.
Also bluegrass that is 8 feet high. Who
can beat it? Who want seed?
Tim Howard purchased n fine bunch of
Hereford yearlings ut the Reid-Atkinson
sale, and has domociled them on his farm
near town. He intends he says making
this the best stock farm in Missouri.
20 lbs ~granulated sugar for 49,. 81 90
4 pkgs. Arbuckle coffee for ........ l 90
S lbs fancy evaporated peaches for. l co
S apricots " :. / co
II" " grapes "..1 co
1O-1O-t2 AT TRIGG'S.
That ~"silkhonette' man some OF the
i. A. S. girls encountered Mt the st. Louis
exposition must be the long lost brother
of the goddess "Pamona" found by the G..
+. G. damsels out in Will Hickman's or
chard.
Ladies, ladies, think. of the engage
ments you have broken and the disap-
pointments consequent to others and per.
haps also to yourselves, all on account of
headache. Bradycrotine will cure you in
fifteen minutes.
Every one who has to drive u wagon, an
omnibus, a carriage, a buggy, propel II
w~heelbarrow or push n baby buggy across
the street railway track will thank the
city council for requiring that it be put
in crossable shape.
20 lbs granulated sugar for. 900. 81 90
4 pkgs. Arbuckle coffee for........ 1 90
Slbs fancy evaporated peaches for. l 90
8 apricots I" =. l 90
-" " " grapes g.. l co
1O-1O-t2 AT TRIGG'S.
John M. Smith, the silver tongucd auc-
t;oneer who always has large crowds ut
his sales and keeps them roaring and
laughing by his witty jokes, sold last
Wednesday the skulls, bones and surgical
instruments of the late DIR. Il. +. Feagan,
Of Waverly.
The fire board of the city council and
chief and captains OF the department Were
to have held a meeting last night, in the
mayors Office, to arrange the details of
the competition for the championship
belt, to be commended for by teams from
the two divisions.
Between disease and the many cheap
preparations which are palmed off under
the name OF blood purifiers, take your
chances with disease, until you can pro-
cure Ayers SarsaparilIa-the only rclia-
bic blood purifier. Sold by all druggists
and dealers in medicine.
The man who is too poor to take Il
paper was in town purchasing his fall
supplies this week. He bought ten cents
worth of sugar, five cents worth of coffee,
invested fifteen cents in bacon and mo-
lasses and two dollars and fifty cents in
tobacco and a collar for his dog.
Ernest McCausland last Wednesday
bought OF h. Lee Smith the five-room cot
tage on East Main street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, for II $50,
and was given immediate possession. Mr..
McCausland at once had Il force of car
pentcrs put to work making repairs for
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