Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-12
Did you transpire yesterday!
Wheat Is coming in quite freely.

life. t,
The thermometer has been in the nlneties a
this week. y
Madame Moody's abdominal corsets at !
Conkling's. ~ a
Permit no vegetable matter to II
around your premises. @
wouldn't YOU like to have q chunk OIL the i
Jesnnette's arctic expedition about now! =
A. ", Robinson i Co., received the nrst i
new wheat last Monday, and will begin !
grinding next week. t
MIR. Geo. Hutchison may now be iouho AZ :
Kriehn & Wilker's dry goods store, where
he Will be glad to meet his hosts OF friends. ,
DIR. J, f. Atkinson has moved back to his
old stand. corner of Plneand Franklin streets,
where he will lie glad to see his friends and
patrons. |,
SleepIess nights and cherries days will be
| prevented il you use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
to induce sleep and composure for the BABY.
| Price 25 cents.
Philip Keller, In addition to the line Oh
goods which he offers elsewhere, has marked
down his gents furnishing goods to cost.
! Now is the time to buy. UA|u
I There Is to be . grand masked ball AT
Sweet Springs, on the evening Of the 18th
lust. Messrs. Nj. W. Conkllng and ID. W..
Winsor, are of the committee.
Ice can be had ut the lumber yard on Cedar
street at any time of day during the week,
and ut the ssme place on Sundays from I to
IL O'Clock, q. M, VIM. Bair u 20. jyl2tt
George Mstthews,.a colored youth. was
drowned while bathing IN the river ut this
place on last Tuesday afternoon. The body
had not been recovered up to last night.
Our regular correspondent gives an inter-
esting account Of the Odessa picnic. 1t was
q grand success IN numbers in attendance,
and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
Lemons are cheaper and more pleasant to
the taste than drugs. BY eating freely OF
the former you may avoid the necessity OF
swallowing the latter and save q DOCTORS
bill, also.
!. The recent heavy rains have washed the
roads badly in places, and the overseers
should see that they are repaired immedl-
ately, as the farmers Will soon be hauling
their wheat.
3 Ice at the lumber yard on Cedar street
every day. VIM. Bsir & Co. jy12tf
liIce! Ice! Ice! Everyday, at lumber yard
on Cedar street. Sundays from I to II q. m.
4 WIN. Bair & Co. jy12tf
Augustus Harrow, In Pleasant Prairie,
threshed the wheat from about thirty acres,
finishing up last Saturday evening. The
yield was 615 bushels, or twenty and a half
bushels to the acre.
Gentlemen who smoke know that an odor,
e not of sanctity, but of tobacco remains. To
remove this sweeten the breath, preserve
9 and beautify the teeth, they should use
Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Denti-
pe frice which is most agreeable to the taste, and
IL impsrts u wondrous beauty to the 'lvories.'
Some colOred people held q picnic near
MAYHEM last Saturday. Two men became
involved in a quarrel, and at length had a
regular Touchdown fight. One woman also
got on her muscle, and dared ''any sinking
1t country niger to give her any lip" She had
(. d mallet in her hands, and everybody gave
her plenty Of room.
H. The kindergarten to be opened in connec'
in ton with the Z. A. Seminary, Is designed
for the benefit Of all the little children oil
4. Lexington. In order that all may feel free
st to send, the president Of the seminary asks
~ US to state that the pupils of Methodist par
@, ents Will be enrolled among the students
be OF the Central Female College, and all oil
Baptist families will be registered in the
III Baptist College catalogue.
ey While little Oracle, a three-year.olt
ey daughter Of Richard Field, Esq, wa
X playing In the door yard at Col. Terry's
yesterday, a vicious dog belonging to Geo
Setter, bit her severely in the calf Of the leg
Of DR.. Chambers was called in and dressed tn
up wound, and the little sufferer is now doini
he we'll. 1t il not thought that the dog wa
its rabid, but the wound may be dangerous
ID. nevertheless, the weather is so warm.
lPs st. Louis Republican, July 8 Mr.. j.. {
McMullin, general manager of the Chicag
ear aud Alton railroad, and party arrived her
OF yesterday from q tour Of inspection owe
bar their lines In this state. They found the
his road and branches in excellent order an
&C. have no reason to complain of business. NJ
not McMullin saw no immediate prospect OF Il
cheap rates ceasing, and had no opinion
or express on the question. The opposite
in route Is known to them in Chicago as Il
bel, ''invisible route"
pest e. Ben hung two poles of his Afghanist'
1 to beans In front of his oftice the other day, al
e IN created quite q sensation. There We
ers, enough beans on the two poles, Ben Gays.
IA feed a family for a week. Farmer II
and coming along was struck dumb, and silent
u handed bis hat to Ben. The farmer fe
ter dreadfully bad on the bean question, Al
:dge especially since he heard Ben say that
nily sold three hundred beans that day, for SET
as q at q dollar q bean. There has been sol
colt tall selling on the bean business we are to
''e We regret to announce that Mr.. Jan
tier, Z.,ler ono y, our o,ovorost h,s,,oss .
. ' was compelled, last Tuesday, to make
assignment for the benefit OF his credito
MIR. j. o. Lesusur has charge Of the sto
s"n Mr.. Zeiler had for \ good while been st
loh ! gering under q load too heavy for him
aH'e bear, and finally had to succumb. He reta
NC the respect and esteem Of all who know hi
nose especially those who know how hard he
Tue tried to pull through. We hope that he n
soon get into business again and retri
Nv his fortune.
vhon A young editor in Ohio writes to an
.h.,, editor to know what he shall DO with a Il
who won't pay his subscription. The Q
nv answers thus: '.Oh, we'll. you can't re,
mt 10 anything with him.. The law In Ohio
ce,ve so strict and puritanical that it doesn't G
,,ods you any license In such cases, at all. !
,nnd might scalp him, and then let him
,,,o,. around, alive and bald.headsd, for q horr
'ClOnS
, will example, or you might tie him to q telegr
, will pole aud burn him, or you might boil hill
do Of oil. But still, any or all OF these method
m for treatment are rather unsatisfactory.
w,,b- best thing for you to do is to knock
ysr RI down some dark night and take way
# rho pocket book
1 pro. Higginsville Advance Miss Hattie
3 ben Ter OF Lexington, is visiting friends in t
be al this week. Postmaster Lehman and
rejoice in the arrival of a little daugt
great born to them on the Sd inst. We take D
D., tell ure in calling attention 10 the law cal
while Richard A. Collins, the Honorable men
first OF the House of Representatives from
. sold eastern section of our county, who has
II will cided to locate In our town and make 1t
10 future home. We welcome him, and
ID epp speak for him at least one half OF the
IN and business of this section. Mr.. A. f. Bile
j5t2 INFORMED us that ne had a me milch
worth q hundred dollars which some S
,.... less white-livered wretch was mean emf
think, ~. ~ ~ ~ '
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