Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-16
LOCAL lrzlsrron.

LOCAL MHlSTI0N,
The health Of this city Is good.
Locsi: notices On the fourth page.
Lesneuss arc tho largest freighters
m Lexington.
TO o the finest portraits snado at
Isfunders' Gallery.
Everybody and his wife Ind child
ren will be At the circus next Friday.
Captain Gus. Webb OF Dover town.
ship has become . resident OF this place.
The boys enjoyed a squirting spree
with tho engine on Saturday afternoon.
The weather is about d. usual,
! thank you.
The wind blew q gallo on Monday,
ami cold at that. -
The prospect for wheat throughout
the county Is extremely gratifying.
Judge Townsley did not como 10
time on Monday. Get Leu lover the lcrt.)
The late freshet in this county was
tremendous. The damage done is immense.
Swiss neckties are all the fashion
for ladies'. We don't know what they are.
though.
Mccormack, the man who shot his
arm Oh week before last, is rapidly recover.
ing.
Good things are in store for those
who subscribe for the INrEILrGENcER.
May-day will sson be here. It's
time, little girls, to curl your hair and look
pretty.
Try DR.. j. ". Meng's new invention for
plate work. 1t is light, durable and resem-
bles the flesh. .
Revival season is over. The ex.
element in the churchcsjust now 10 about
the payment Of their debts.
Brother Quarles' COW didn't cost
him much money, but she's right trying on
his christian patience, to say nothing of hi.
back fence.
Lesueurs have had a regular spring
cleaning in their grocery store and every
sning looks neat as a pin or any other mans
store
Mr.. John Tut, son of Judge Tut,
. student for the past few months of William
Jewel College, is at home OH account of III
health.
head the proceedings of the county
court. I'VE purpose giving them in detail
every month, provided they are relishcd.
The iNTELLIGENCER is extensively |
copied from by our contemporaries abroad,
openly, and by our contemporaries at home
on the sly.
Amy one who knows what kind of
OF hens lay Easter eggs. can convey desirable
Information to a youngster Of our acquaint-
ance.
Every rational bipcd in town with
two IL able legs. is huntin: up scraps of iron
and rags to sell to the .'old-iron and ragman-
on the corner Of Main and Third street.
Iounsster: Ma. how old am I?l,
Ma: Ten on Friday, my son. Younsste1:
O., father. why wasn't I put of n year so
could 30 to the show on Friday for half price.
When the Belle ofLexinstsn blows
up. sinks, or otherwise manages to kill a {
score or two Of people, it will doubtless be I
found out that she '.vas getting rather DID," I
The skating, coastiug and snow s
balling season being over ,!and it being yet
a little too cool and wet for marbles and tops,
the boys are working of their surplus euer- ,
in chewing wax. II
A Radical paper notices that the /
Lexington Caucasian makes this O. an
iiounccment: A the signs OF the times
seem to point to the early annih ilation of the ,
venerable Democratic org anization." i,
Breastpin found on the street.,
which the owner can have on application at
Mrs. Hays furniture store. by describing the
and paying for this notice. :
Mr.. George W. Baker aud his party
on Monday. We are sorry to see so many
Pnterprising citizens ON away, but wish q
hem abundant success.
Ben. Wilson, one of the objects of
he vengeance Of the Aullville vi:ilantes last
the forfeiture of whose recognlzance
noticed in our last, put in his appear O
sncs the sam day, he having unavoidably 1
,een detained in st. Louis. The forfeiture $
set aside.
The County Board of Equalization met on -,
Monday the 14th inst, with a full board in -
session. A large number of citizens Of the :,
county were in attendance. and manifested 4
great amount o fintercst in their tax affairs.
are glad to see this, as It shows q dispo-
'ition willing 10 pay their taxes OF q fair
OF their properly. III
George &. Cummings has tho finest
took Of candies in the county. He has or.
u new soda fountain that will eclipse
II others.
Quite q number of lady visitors "
allied to inspect orr new collector last week..
G. b. Matthews, at MAYHEM, has
ggs Of the silver-spangleu Hamburg chick
MS for sale.
Squire Turner, Esq, of Boone :.
ounty. has been In town a few days attend a,
ny circuit court. lie is retained on the
suit ofG. l.. bouthitt, against nu-
ncrous citizens Of THIS county.
When Zeiler Bros. dissolved part
pership they didn't quit business. George Of
running the tin and stove business larger CT
han ever at the same old stand. CT
Some people never will learn any, Il
hing. Three or four individuals might .
ave saved q sta mp each besides the trouble "
f writing. this week, If they didn't intend = =
D give It's their names. Anonymous letters y
re not worth q cent to us, SO don't write y
DR.. Spencer W. Browns trustees h,
ale was postmarked ut Waverly on the 4th II
nst., and was received about noon on the
til. Twenty miles in five days is not very r,
God railroad time. The letter came via a,
-,
HATS AND CAPs.-T The go-ahead ="
I'm ofW. /. Eckle T. Co., opposite "Dutch =,
are just receiving a large stock Of ;.
lats and Caps. They always keep on hand T..
very variety ofBoots and Shoes. apr2tf
PORT ITEMs.-The river 10 still
cry high, but is falling slowly. On Monday II
had reached to within nearly . foot of its d
ighest point last year, and had receded six d
,ches last evening. ljr
Three mountain boats passed up last week, v