Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-16

Don ( forget the excursion on the Narrow
Gauge tomorrow. See rates in another
column.
Mrs. Moody abdominal and beautiful
line Of cnr.rt> at special prices. '"nAI1nG
n Bleeding.
We have had two days TIL, week without
rain. and now fears are entertained OF =
droutl. Look out tor growing.
Physicians entertain no fears about there
not belng enough green fruit this season 10
telescope the usual number Of little boys.
We have = lot of cotton and silk gloves.
which W. will sell At ~ cents per pair 10
close. For ten LaN- ouiN. Mrtau-!and Il
B.. ford, JnuH-2t
meeting Of ministers Of the Christian
church of Missouri will be- he'd Al lmdeprn-
dsnce next week, commencing on MONDAY
A large attendance i expected.
Ifvour COW OF hogs are missing, YOU may
mud their -hrlrton- stuck IN TIA" mud. when
| the river falls sufficiently. provided they
| We're not washed Away.
The necessary lmpr"N ement OF the court
house ward j. An important addition to Ihe
buildings erected thereon, Tor the public
convenience, aud MAY BRING about larye
amount OF liquidation.
Me-.r-. Grimes enable have on eStilhi-
Iiun AT lneir store. opposite 'ItN H"t"i.a
very the specimen OF bead WORK. the III"
LuctIou of Mis-, Mamie tordrr. Of WaNerIt,
y pupil Of the r. A. Seminary during the
past year.
Mr.. Enocl HGrkam was kicked In the face
by 4 horse last Monday evening and pretty
badly hurt. IN ugly cash was eat III hl"
che + and chin, and one tooth wa~ Knocked
out,but no serious INJURY was sustained.
The colored school closed last weeh with
the usual public examination. and chuirh
exhibition Those who were present were
well pleased with the exercises. sud say That
the pupil, gave hixhly o.editabEe enter
tainmrnt.
1t i always pretty safe To count upon the
weather Tor Al fem. There T. always some
frrak amon2 the eirmeni> That can he made
i ,ul ject ol Ihr continued rains
OF the past week We're cL>.r,t aud discussed
very generally.
Ladies, cali At Davis Il Alt>tadt'> and get
A pair of tin Cloth shoe. for 81. Ladies'
. iippers at ~. - cents and 81 per PAIR. All
our goods are cheap. apr'-n
seven young men from ktn,s> city paid
our city \ visit last %>uut4y. They came
down i'll 4 sail boat. making the distance OF
about ST. miles in -lx hnr.r> and 4 half. They
returned by rail. and inclr boat was siliPre1
10 them on the la. Kinney.
The Narrow GAu-- surveying corps art
, near til. Little Tahp. about II miles east OF
Ii, rc. and one and a half miles south ot
Dover. Any information in regard I" H.
- isv Of the country through which they are
TO pass Will he thankfully received.
, Jno +. Eueberg received yesterday, >!
Narrow Gau-e, the first one OF toTty->eVci
,r cars of corn which he has purchased on III
r line Of that road. He has ~" shelter, a
work. He expects 10 receive from two /
four cars per day until al! ha> arrived.
The corner on q%uiniue, whereby the pri'
If ha, been more than doubled within Tie pas
month, will be a great hardship upon tho>
lyin. in the mllirilI regions, A. one OF Il
- results oflnc late overflow viii be an incrra'
8 / amount OF chiil- and bilious fever.
: The publisher and bushes, manager
this paper r. .rurI home curing the latte
part of tue week. but the editor i Iii
\ absent. When last heard from. hr Wa
Little Rock, where he had stopped t" Wis
#. some OF hi> army fricnd-. He viii probab.
an return to-day.
en- Mems Hats at Davis 4 AI~taIt', from ,
cents to 81 -: good quality. apr'-Ii
~ 4 twelve-ye4r-uIi boy. named Aust
Msckey. carue nesr drowning last ~aturdi
ma While catchin, drift; wood H. fell "a \ IA
- aud the current carried him under hut
II. soon made his appearance al the lower 81
- III. raft .p,i ,I.- Traced ashore nS sol
n. persons who happened 10 b. near.
The annual ominenrtlnrn IF W""i!a
College, independence, Mo-. for Is. Il
ben aid upon our table. From lhr ca
loguc or pupils W. should In'iS~ the -oh'
ic,, to IL IN = prosperous If not nourt-hing &C
-, drtlou. Among The names enrolled We ii
-, that oil Mis-, MoliIe Lauktorj. Of this r"un
,t Cheap picture frames at ffo"n"ii \ Let
" Main street. rin.-2
Ihursiay last we saw two wagon loads
-u OAK lumber coming from K. 4 /. junction
Lexington. To he used IN the erection OF VI
shaI's MIL. We lett the wagon, -tuch in
,ob mud about d mile east Ut tn" junction. II
may get mere next week, tut II i a ii't!t
certain, A. about Two mtles OF the road
,, under water.
Wall paper at bedrock prices al konI
~ and Lea. Juna-.
- owing to the nigh wafer aud heavy r.
the Narrow GAUGE did not run their jl
-, last SUNDAY. 30 A. to enable their con>iI
ton ualns to repair the road. The
49,, weather this week ha- enabled them t"
the road again In first rate condition, AMI
nope No'' I .lt., 49, ,Lo rn.,
,ney ~ WIN
or Mr.. Armstrong. living near yelling
had & very narrow escape from d"aih
Tuesday night. during the storm. Vie
leading Two horses out OF the barn. W
nshtuiny struck the building. instantly
= Ing both horses. and seriously InJurinS
VI" A.. The barn wa, also set on hre aud II
il. contents We're entirrv consumed.
The incest t!,iug out Is the new >het
''' ,hawl<, at McCau~lInd n Bedford.
II Is SAID that the wash out IN ArkaI
aud along The route Of the Iron MOui
: 'N- railroad. delayed the return Of the ed
' business manager and publisher Of this
u ! per. A large scope OF country was inu
ted, and much valuable property was
s~troyei: and yet in this a Kind and gene
providence i seen IN the restoration OF
,nitn .,.s .n.y. ,rrouci
. and .~nsnoIant toro.I a,,r.,,,nr 'of w,,.r
spnot ...rt .,xl. At
' NOTICE and lowest prices At R"nneli Il
civ Book store. jun!
The river. which has been higher til,
ava has been since lS44, il now falling.
loss has resulted to the farmers i'll the
toms. especially to their wheat crop,
the fall is rapih, they may Yet raise a
crop Of corn. We hope the damage ha
been As great a. was al first supposed.
lIeftS of the corn that has been partially
every flowed can be restoredby roper tillage
farmers on these lands are, ~ 4 class,
amps ing. energetic men, aud will maxi L {
uFSia- it be at all possible.
Last Tuesday night our publisher le
Louis for Lexington, via the Is. I. X y
V W" arrived at De witt Wednesday mOrnIn!
O'Clock. A, the train could come no IN
~" he, with fifteen other passengers. took
: wa" ons for CarroIlton. where they arrived
Z ." O'Clock. AT O'Clock Thursday he lief
'N' roIIten on the cars. and in two hours
'o' K. X l.. junction. He walked from tn
p'A'' the river, crossed in 4 skif. and walk
at - 80 - ,nuhdv I'm,
lose.