The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-04-09
Sad, Sober, Solid and oucrinrt Sayings
--Nubs OF News and Nice NOthimgs
Tales of Teas and Tomatoes
Tartly and Truly Told.

Circuit court is in session.
Ash Wednesday April 18th.
Judge Ryland Is at Sedalia,
Mrs. Young has a new fence.
School election last Tuesday.
One or two fights election day.
Council meeting Monday night.
Brisk demand for seed potatoes.
Lots of fine horses in town Monday.
Plain and figured Challies at Royle's.
Indigestion! Miserablel Take Beecham's
Pills.
Try the famous Chase & Sanborn at
Trigg's. 4-2.2t
Sundays rain cleaned out some of the
cutters.
A full line of Chase & San born's coffee
at Trigg's. 4-2- ct
Kite flying has broken out among the
small boys.
Capt. w. A. Redd, OF Waverly, was in
town Tuesday.
A bad washout occurred on North
Eleventh street.
J. F. Miller, candidate for representative,
was in town Tuesday.
Trains were late Sunday and Monday,
on accounts of washouts.
For garden seed in bulk go to G. w.
Loomis's, Franklin Avenue. 1861.
Fridays and Mondays high winds made
things lively for the tin roofers.
The Mason is advertised to leave st,
Louis for up-river points to-day.
The steamer Mason passed down the
river at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
To keep gray hair away and prevent
badness use Halls Hair Remover.
Go to Bour d Son for hams, shoulders
bacon and lard, of our W putting up.
Spring dress goods in the latest anc
handsomest patterns at Royle's. 1926
Fresh onion seed in bulk at G. w
Loomis's, Franklin Avenue 3-26-3t.
Something new, organ recital at Bap
tist church, Friday evening, April Is, 1s9:
The building association held its annua
election Tuesday, for a board of director.
Wall Paper. New stock and loves
prices. Call and see for yourself, q
Egle's. 4-9-tf
The finest line of Candies, Fruits an
Nuts ever brought to Lexington at
/, TRIGG's.
1t pays to buy your garden seed in bull
; You can do so nj G. w, Loomis's, Franz
lin Avenue. 3.2G-3t.
The largest and finest assortment
Candy and Fruit in the city ut Egglesto
: & Ewing's. 2-27-tf
The newly-formed Uniform Rank of I'll
= Knights of Pythias held a meeting MOI
. day night.
Dried Apricots, Peaches, Apples, Grape
: : and California Pitted Cherries at Eggl'
a ston q Ewing's. 2-27-tf
! The Daughters of the Confederacy clea
r ed some 500 at their lunch room on Franl
lin avenue Monday.
: The Grand Central hotel was close
Monday, Mr.. Ridgell having returned
!, his home at Norborne.
Don't fail to hear the only pipe orga
e in town at the Baptist church, Frids
T evening, April 15, 1892.
The Lee brothers nave taken the Al
5 property, on West Third street, and wi
I occupy it about May LIST.
The pension examining board met
the Commercial hotel "Wednesday, al
: examined several applicants.
2 Spring-Spring Dress-Latest Styles
Q Handsomest Designs-Novelties in FaI
RIGS and Patterns-Royle's. 4-2-t2
~ A flock of geese were caught in the hs
Sunday. Some of them were bipeds al
some of them were-bipeds, too.
oil The old billboard between the mayor
Office and Zeiler's blacksmith shop, {
: Ninth street, has been torn down.
s Pure Maple Syrup, Best New Orlea,
q Molasses, Golden Syrup and Count
n Sorgham at Eggleston & Ewing's.
The pupils at the High School buildil
. were dismissed at 1 o'clock Monday afte
noon, on account of the severe wind.
Q Seedless and Ondura Cooking Raisin
n and genuine Leghorn Citron at
TRIGG's.
> Dave Callahan, of Jefferson City, w
here several days this week, in the int
v est of the Sullivan Saddle Tree Compan
When you want a nice box of can,
, fixed up for your best gal, go to Egglestl
" and Ewing. They are the ones tina can
- 1t. 2-27-ti
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Raisir
Citron, Cranberries, California Prun,
Currants, all fresh at Eggleston & e,
lie ing's 2-27-ti
3 A nice line of Wall Paper to select fro,
All new goods. No old styles to sele
e. from. Give me a call before buying.
re 4-9-tf A. EGIE
d The John Bertram, a small side-wh,
a steamer, passed down the river on We
~ nesday evening about $3.50 with a barge
At tow.
Eggleston q Ewing's is the place to b
- your goods, everything the heart can wi
for, that is kept in a first-cIass groce
NJ store. 2-27-t
A party of local amateurs, headed
Ill Miss Harriette Jewell, are rehearsing 'T
n Little Tycoon" for presentation some III
Is, this month.
Is, Flake Hominy, Grits, Rolled Oats, {
81 Meal, Crystal Rice, Pearl Hominy, Iii
st Beans, Hand Picked Navy Beans, DIR
Id Peas ut Eggleston & Ewing's. 2-27-t
Newt Gibson expects to begin his reg
lar summers street-sprinkling campai
ar Monday. All shouldc heerfully "chip i
as a long and dry summer is predicted.