Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
watermeIons and peaches in market.

Twelve Nall> >tNll>il u!t>> SOOu> IOf ptlt
Dollar. McCau>Iani " Bedford.
A great many persons are going down IL
Brownsville 10 church Tomorrow.
The river at TIT, point stood At " feet above
low water mark Yesterday evening.
S.ih irIng1s, silk iacrs, ribbons and \ al
iaees At cost, at McCausiaud X Bedfrrui-.
Drumming on tin pans by small boys l.
a nuisance which parents should Restrain.
| The city was we'll filled with people Mnu-
day and Tuesday last attracted by the courts.
Three hundred people Will be down from
Kansas City 10 go II sweet Springs TO
morrow.
There VIII be morv peuulc Al Sweet sIrluss
Tomorrow than Brownsville Ger drealnpt oil
in her philosophy.
The r. AulI require, plain
ness of dress. Hoarder. vAu dress more
cheaply there than at home.
Five iunLrrd yards nice new dress goods
At ST cents per yard. WORTH 10 10 and -
cents. McCauslanG y Bedford.
Lost-on frsuklin street. yesterday. y
large, plain gold ring. A liberal rrMard
Will be given for II al this office.
Tie city hotel office and bar room hYIr
been thoroughly repaired and I,paiu;rd.
and look exceedingly nea, and tse>n.
Any person desiring TO exchange y horse
for 4 fine gold watch, may hear of An Oppui-
tuuity by applying to the county recorder.
Marg- Jscobs and a. Ii. Perry, OF N.pule
on. are receiving and shipping large 4uantI-
ties OF grain, by the Narrow Gauge and
river.
II you will come and see lis we will tell
YOU why we are making such great sacrifices
IN dry goods, boots and shoe, Nc. Conklln.
& Bleeding.
The T.. Aull Seminary il undergoing
very thorough repairs. When these are
complete, it Will have renewed lis youth.
aud be IN inviting home.
We are IN receipt OF n large invoice of rus
tic and chrome picture frames. which We
Will sell ii tisures hat cannot ne duplicated
in the city. Bonncll X Lee.
Lost-ln Crossing tie river. sunday, July
~, L physician, red morocco pocket case.
The finder vii! please return it 10 Dr. !. Ii.
S%traushn, at DR.. Chambers office.
Farmers comm. to town viii nnd a mitch
better and safer place to hitch lNeir horses.
ou l!S vacant VI IA TIE itil Oi llC illGiil-
sencer office. tii.n at the pubic zach.
The Elizabeth AuII Seminary has
the highest tan !or graduation in the
west. II has had only six graduates III Its
PRESENT course. established seven Years a-p.
There should be at least two good militia
companies organized IN Lafayette county
oue here and one at Wuyerly, with another
IN Fhl S,IItlIatI1 art nj ttL. ., - u .. ..,p-
veuIeut.
Taken by mistake, from Mr.. Stewart sum
mer>' store, III this city, last Tuesday, siX
parcels OF dry.OOds, belonging to Miss VOL.
Hatch. ANY concerning them
VIII be thankfully Received.
A house on the Niylun place. in Dover
township, occupied by Mr.. james Mcdowell,
WAS burned down on FrIdty night ri last
week. The house and contents were o.:
small value. and W. believe uninsured.
Inc singer Sewing Machine stand. Al The
beId-ine king OF the sewing machine world.
Ii gives universal satisfaction. You cannot
make a mistake in buying tne Singer. Cal!
ami see u before you buy. BonGeI y Lee,
agents.
80 ~ ''S'' - X
vices 10 the c!tlzeus OF Freedom township
in a card printed elsewhere III this paper.
The doctor is al old and >aie practitioner
and should have L large pIsctice aroun his
new home.
Mr.. Il. j. Higgins, who called Ia see u
last Tuesday, presented Us with what he
calls q potato onion, measuring ten inches
IN circumference This onion grow in Il
cluster, yield, quite largely and j. OF mi.a.
pleasant favor.
The Elizabeth Auil Seminary give,
q special diploma in each study successfully
pursued. Pupils do not have to wait uutlI
the whole course Is pursued before Trce,VInl
any OF lis hon"rs. They are gwen u Tie
students Progress.
DO not tai to see the Ii an..- City aGJu=tu-
Die bed spring and Raising h, al rest. Re
member, we make them 20 order in Lrxing-
ton. and guarantee Satisfaction. Leave or
ders with Frank Hickok at Jane Peak
store, one door east OF City Hotel. auiItl
The T.. AuiI Seminary has 4 full and
excellent faculty. Mis- Nerllc Wallace i Of
the Christian church, Mss sue Trigg OF the
Episcopal. II has one Of the hest music
teachers IN the state. Mrs. Boulware holds
the place where she first won her Justly
deserved laurels. MR.. Hutchison has prov
EN- herself without 4 superior a. a matrDu.
The kansas City adjustable spring bed
bottom eXcels Nil others for ease of adjust
ment to suit the weight Of the ccupant and
comfort, especially for the sick. Bring the
width OF your bed and have one made TO or
der. Subtraction guarantee /. You will get
Il good ~spring-one that VIII not get out OF
nix, and much cheaper than anything Of the
Kind ever offered. auglitl
Mr. Joseph L.. Thomas, OF the Lexington
Ferry Company, took sorne teams and hands
one LAY last week and went over the river
to work loa!s for Ray county. lie filled
the mud hole back of the north Lexington
depot, with log. and brush aud covered
these thoroughly with dirt, SO that the place
Is permanently repaired. IL is whispered
about that they buried the Ray county road
overseer under the logs. but we do not
vOuch for the correctness Of the statement.
Judge Prathcr, in firing Il revolver at q
mark u few days ago, was wounded IN the
left hand, upon which he WAS resting the
pistol, by the explosion OF two of the char
Ses beside tbs one III proper position. one
OF the balls struck him IN the tiashY part of
the hand between the thumb and FIRST finger,
and lodged under the skin at the top OF the
Mrs. Prather, with the courage of
q Spartan wife cut II out with 4 razor. and
dressed the wound For a day or two there
was considerable Inflammation about It, aud
the judge was dsllrIous from fever, but the
Inflammation subsiding he got better and the
wound IL healing all right.
There was & picnic aud railroad meeting al
Elimaker's Grove. near BuIrs schooihOuse,
in the eastern part of Davis township. last
Saturday. Messr~. j. j. Mitchell and II. J.
Higgins addressed the meeting. making sub
stantialiy the same speeches which we have
heretofore reported. a committee was ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions and right of
way, consisting Of Messrs. Il. !. Frigmnre,
Chris. ElImaker, D. j. Waters, J.. c. Cord-r,
JOIN q. Elsea, George Avery. James VI.
Armentr"ut, J. W Goodwin, j. I. Good
win and George Rhodes. Beside the mauy
gentlemen OF mature ycar>-wh0 were pres
ent to listen to tue railroad >pcrche,-thpre
were about two hundred young folks, who
enjoyed tIemsslve- in the dance, playing
croquet and sparkling 10 The bAsg,es round
about. Everything passed "h pleasantly
and without jar or DISTURBANCES.
III IL "a shame tIut "a glu..o Ill ,,..t.