Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14
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SHORTS
ID Saturday, July 18th.

Paper a, greatly Reduced Prices. ionn.I
Lee.
Ladies and children's shoes of thr best
manufactures and latest styles, Al hrlrhn ~
Meyers. maN'-ti
Ii you want 4 good pair "f Boots or shoes
ct-,y, call on kriehn 4 Meyer. theH always
have them. m'S'-ti
y Nc where in the city San be found such
bargains IS are now BENG oarred AT 'onh'
ling and Readings.
Hats and caps. all grades and ~tyles,wm''I
We will sell cheap. taii and see iH"'h al
hrirhn Il Meyers. aH1-tt
People who, by economy would thrive,
should buy their dry goods aud shoe OF
Conhltng y Bleeding.
vs. are offering biz drives i'll our shoe de-
psrtment. Buyers eau save mnne! by giving
uss call. Conkltng 4 Bee. .tng.
Weber makes splendid Ice Tea Iu and cake.
His parior Is lust the place to enjoy i pleas
ant evening With your->I>r,r. Try ii.
Arrange your Work 50 that You can ~ IL
Pages picnic next saturday week Every
part of the county viii be represented.
Mar>hall'> elevator j. rapidly approaching
completion. II We have good weather. !;
IA. DS IctIf ~ ItCtANt Si1!Ai ~ sit -'s'b II
The Norborns Independent says that IL
town smells - badly that trains do not Tv-
main there y moment longer than they can
help.
Mrs. Ice cream saloon is the place
TO take Your sweetheart il you wish Ei,e
cake and ice cream. II is the coS!est place
in town.
In order 10 close out what i left OF our IA
dies ready-rade u~nderw-ir. we va. offer
special bargains 10 purchasers. ConhilnS 4
Beading.
Any one knowing the whereabouts OF 4
Jos. johnson gold watch. number 4...Y. viii
do well to read AL advertisement regarding
it in this paper.
VIVA is more pleasant. this hot weather,
than i dish Of ice cream. or 4 glass OF ice
cool lemonade. Mrs. Potter keep, the bet.
Just try them.
Mr.. Jno. j. kriehn moved his >adilery
snop. last Thursday. into the corner store
on Pine aud Franklin streets, opposite the
Old market piace.
Tnese warm evenings make ice cream 1
real necessity. Mrs. Potter makes the best.
Her stock OF confectionery Is large and
fresh. Give her acaii.
How doth the ltttle busy pig
Improve each shining hour
In breaking through the fence TO dls
The early cauliHower.'
The lots in Machpelah cemetery need al
tentinn. The grass aud Weed, should be
moved. BY calling on or addressing Mr.. j
y. Williams. the sexton, owners OF lots can
have them attended TO promptly at q ~triflns
COST.
With last Saturdays issue the Ray County
Chronicle ceased 10 exist. MIR. Julius {,
Hughes writing q graceful saledictory. Ju'
Illus was 4 good, square fellow, who never
failed TO speak for the right, and We regret
that he has dropped out OF the newspaper
fraternity.
The board at its last session ordered a!
tbS doors in the public school houses TO b.
hung to open outward. This is a needed
change, and only i compliance with the law
upon the subject. which i, very strict, anC
should be Needed by sIl person, IL charge u
public buildings.
Capt. Eneberg delivered TO MIR. Joseph II
Page, THURSDAY last, All AuItman " TayiUI
thre>Aer and engine, which he had sold hin
some time before. II came down iron
Kansas city by the Narrow Gauge. Thi
thre.her lisa We'll known vibrator, whici
does fir-t rate work. an'i with an engine
will get out q great d"al OF grain III a ehor
time, aui without vast.
There VIII be g grand picnic to-day a
GIIIe>pis's bridge. fonr mile south of We!
Iington. to which everybody i invite!
Dancing. croguet amt speaking viii be anon.
the entertainments. The mention OF TIA
t!ui-. and the names Of the 10 IN
sure It. They are Mr~-r>. Chas. Ward
Henry Scarce, Thomas Porter. John Hucb
elberv .I~ambertMa-ter-on and +. T.>trothei
The records of Lexington Royal Arc
Chapter. No. 10. y. +. 4 4. NJ, We're lost q
mi=iaIt .one months ago, and have AZ y
rot been found. ciUsinE great INCONVENIENCE
10 the brotherhood. A. they are OF value
no one except members of the Chapter. it
hopei that any person know ing Of The
whereabouts viii CIV" immediate notice
the secretary, Y. Eylaud, or some other IN
son. A liberal reward will be given. if Al
ed, for their return. jun&Otf
The annual picnic which takes place in NJ
Jos. II. Pages grove. near Page City. h
bean set for Saturday. July 18Th. This
generally the largest social gathering While
takes place IN the county. and it promises
be 80 thi- year. Ever body i cordially /
yued to attend. and bring we'll filled basket
No beer or liquors viii be permitted on Il
grounds. A platform for dancing Will
provided, with good music. Remember Il
day. and be sure to he there.
Mr.. Tnos. +. Austin, of Davis townshI
Aas 3 remarkable field of wheat. BEN
somewhat late IN cutting the crop from Il
nel.! last following TO the wet weather-ti
wheat fell down and shattered cOnsiderabi
The consequence was that it seeded list
beautifully, and Mr.. AUSTIN permitted 1t
stand. 1t has turned out an even and Ill
form crop Of good wheat, which is estimate
by his ncigAbors at twenty bushels per ac
the best crop of volunteer wheat whi,
has ever been raised in these parts.
Pleasant fishing party went up toiHeIm
lake last Tuesday consisting OF Misses. MI
ME Davis. BERTHE Russell, Fannie Roy
Rhena Hill, Annie Clsgett and Fannie lr
land. and Messrs. Frank HasselI, VIII
Russell, Jerry Chamberlain, Man. Chin
Chas. RoyIs and Jimmy Chamberlain. Tn
made the excursion in two hacks and
their return the young ladies' looked We
pretty in their broad trimmed hats, wi
the roses added to their cheeks by the pun
Lracing air. From the very small strEn
which they had to display 1t is supposed ii
they did more sparkling than fishing on /
trip.
We dropped into Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jordan
foundry 3 few days ago, and were surpri-
to lind IL such a hive OF industry. While
some ltre- of business there is complaint
hard times, here C>rIytntms Indicates
abundance OF work, and that on large a
important orders. lh- heaviest Job in I
foundry Is the bed plate and engine for X,
dOlh's mill. This bed plate Is solid cast-ir
and weighs over four thousand pounds,
inG the largest one by twelve hundred pOul
ever cast IN Lexington. The rngine-wh
is Partially cOmpleted-ls TO be u TremsI
patent side valve engine, cylinder IA by!
inches, with 4 fourteen foot extra heavy
wheel. Mr.. Jordan IS building All engine
Mr.. Keith. Of the MayVicw mills, the b
plate and a few additional parts being co
pieted. He is also casting a lot OF iron
umns, plate and braces for three brick sto
to be built at COnCOrdia. These orders
ken In connection with his large repair