The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-04-01

1ndt SHOW ohiy ropPeu IN LOT a rev
minutes.
Hope -four $3.50; Comfort, s1.75 at
Trigg's. 4-1-2t
Look at Dave Hackers show windows
for eastern novelties.
Paints OF every description at Crenshaw
q Young's. 4-1-4t
The best twenty five cent dinner in
town at Powell's restaurant. 2-1s-tf.
Negligee and white shirts from the
cheapest to the best at II. Sinauer's. .
A large line of childrens' suits from
$1.0O up at Ii. Sinauer's. 3-2o-st'
Wanted young man to lear n the BAKER
and coniectioner trade. ID. HAECKER.
You will find the nobbiest hat and
neckwear at IL. Sinauer's. 3-25-St.
Hope fiour $3.50; Comfort, s1.75 at
Trioo,s. 4-1-2t
Blue birds made their debut Wednes-
day morning. They will make their nests
later on.
II you find that n%eighboring towns are
paying ten cents a dozen for eggs, offer
eieNeu ccne9s
The tinesi lida n easter eggs and nov
{tIti<A 4 Jaws Hackers Bakery and
~ p~fosecating attorney VIM. Wilson
calls that new sidewalk the "spice of life"
1t has so much variety.
Sold by G. Ben the w. s. Clagett res
idence on Third street. lots 3 and IA block
90, to John g. Longdon for 81 500.
The new Christian church at Indepen-
dence will be dedicated at II a. M. to-
morrow. Quite a number of Lexington
people will attend.
The value OF good health is never APP
preciated until it is lost, and we try to re-
gain It. "Hepaticure'' used once or twice
a year will insure perfect health. 2-3-4
II anybody desires to trade a handsome
beaver overcoat and pair Of overshoes for
q brand new garden rake, they will hear
OF something to their advantage by call
ing at this Office.
There will be no advance in prices at the
Palmer House during the Worlds Fair
and no discounts will be made during
that period. Contracts for rooms during
the Fair can now be made. 3-25-tf
The billiards. awral shrek is hushed
1t wrecks no more the shanties of thu
poor,
'Tis superseded by the cyclones rush
With death and desolation in its roar
Clean up your premises and thereb,
save trouble and expense. The city Ii
bound to have u clean town this summer
and those who will not willingly clean NJ
their yards and premises will be com
PEELED to do SO by Marshal Hamlet.
Why have your job printing botchet
when for the same or less money you car
get 1t done in the best style,-by artists
who know how to do it. Bring your worl
to this Office, where the best work in tn
county is turned out.
Call and see our line of Paints, Leads
Oils, &C., before buying for the summe
season. We have a full stock including
/. the Wadsworth- Rowland Co.'s Tinte,
: Leads, and Mixed Paints, at Crenshaw 4
Young's. 4-1-4t
3 / will make you q suit or a pair Of pant
to order from five to ten per cent cheape
, than any merchant tailor. Perfect fit ant
first class work guaranteed or no sale.
II. SINAUER,
, Agent for Mills & Averill, st. Louis
and Lamon & Co., Chicago. 3-25-st.
II Higginsville and Odessa merchant
are paying % cents per pound for butte
Q offer q or 30 cents. Be liberal, be enter
prising, be big hearted. Pay more an.
, sell cheaper than FOUR rivals. That's tn
!. way to get business.
The time is almost here when we
: Can smell the honey suckle early an
fate,
e When the blankety blanked merry hous
fly,
Plays Skinny on the bald mans pate.
The Wadsworth-H Rowland Co.'s higI
Y grade paints are put up In all sizes fror
half pints up for all kinds of work. Thei
. Mixed Paints and Tinted Leads are OF tn
highest standard and are the best in th
market for house painting. Call and sc
them at Crenshaw & Young's. 4-1-4t
r have on exhibition, free OF any charg
{ the very latest in spring suits, consistin
v of double and single breasted, round an
/. square sack coats, and three and fol
:, button cutaway at popular prices. Con
and take a look at them.
= 3-25-3t. H. SINAUER.
There is a store In town that sells:
Shoes and shooger.
Point lace and molasses.
= Grindstones and Ioollry.
Fine silks and country produce.
Lace curtains and crowbars.
II that fellow would only advertise he
do a rushing business.
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