Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-29

"Why don't it rain:"
The cisterns are again empty.
Grant keeps all kinds of paint. m2et3
Next Tuesday is s'AprIl fool day" ..
Go to Grants and buy cheap paints.
The beautiful tumble bug will soon be
here.
Dnn't growl abs ut the weather ; 1t does no
good.
The spring cleaning up has commenced 10
earnest.
Go to Grants for cheap wall paper and
border. m2StS
Don't get the reputation OF being q
croaker.
Do you let the SUD beat you up these fine
mornings?
The Thermometer indicated 50 degrees in
the share Thursday.
Go to Grant, and buy a good Howe sew
| ino machine for S25, m29t3
HEMP has been coming In quite freely
during III. past week.
II YOU rai't say anything good about your
tDwn, don't say anything bad.
TIE whs 1t crop Is uniDjursd by the recent
COLI, nut Is DdulS u0SHiI$ Taiu.
.Oh. you're too new /; the dust sticks to
you," Is thu latest 81 ang phrase.
Grant has two Howe sewing machines
that he will sell Tor $25 and $50 each.
Corn is rather scarce, and meets with quick
sale from Wagons at 81 so per barrel.
Go to Grants and get q cheap pair OF oil
cloth window shades, the latest style.
Work on the clerks Office will commence
next Monday If the weather will permit.
New cucumbers and green peas have made
their appearance In the st. Louis market.
Just opened, 500 packsges'of the prettiest
styles OF spring calieoes,b by Kriehn q Wllker.
Green. flies are plentiful. Better take
down your meat and pack 1t away In q dark
place.
II it Is wicked to fish on Sunday, why is 1t
that the fish bite better on that day than any
other, They ought to be ashamed of them
selves.
We have just found out whore bad boys
go to who play ball on Sunday. 1t ia out on
bunker HILL"
A subscriber wishes US to ask who has q
few dried poke berries! They are needed
for medical purposes.
The rebuilding of the German church
will be commenced next week. Mr.. Farral
| will do the brick work.
Lettuce hare made their appearance in
this market. They are the products Of the
hot house," Lettuce have peas.
Charlie LOOMS will get his stock opened
out by Tuesday next. at which time he In
vites his friends to give him q call.
Don't let the boys ''sell" you ext Tues
day. 1t will be safe to disbelieve all you
hear and more than half Of what o see.
Our spring stock of dry-goods and notionI
has arrived. Don't fail to examine oul
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Kriehr
q Wilker. m29t2
Krlehn u Wilker are in receipt of theil
spring stock of dry-goods and notlons-the
largest lot ever opened In this city at one
time. Our prices, as usual, will be the very
lowest. m29t2
H. j. +. Ahrens has just returned from ar
eastern trip; be bought an extensive sup
ply Of the ewest things out for the spring
season. The goods are now arriving daily,
aud will soon ba open for inspection. If
Ladies, don't fail to call upon Miss Sue
Rife and examine her stock of new millinery
goods before buying new spring hats. Shop
over store room formerly occupied by
Quarles Il Co Main street.
e. N. Engler, watch maker. from Higgins
Vile. will be at AulIville Monday, Marcel
3lst, and every two weeks thereafter. fol
the purpose of repairing Watches, clocks
etc. Office at Grove Young's store.
Decidedly the most attractive stock o
wall paper In the city is to be found a
BonnelPs book store. These goods wer,
purchased direct from the manufacturer
and will be sold as low as the lowest.
Miss Sue Rife Is constantly receiving new
millinery goods from the eastern cities. Tn
ladies should examine her stock befor,
making their spring purchases. Shop owe
store room formerly occupied by Quarles 4
Co.; Main street.
Dress goods in great variety Of style an,
prizes. Black and trimming silks and satius
We invite the ladies' attention to these an,
our entire STOCK. RoyIe & New. mch22m1
Mans q fool. When it's hot he wants !
cool; when it's cool he wants 1t hof-ne'e
contentsd with his lot. When it's dry he 70
SUI" 10 Vuh T. StSb "uCus ~ III
wish, Il rams, ofthe wet the fool complains
Hot or cold, dry or wet, nothing suits tbs
he can get. l consider, as q rule, mans
fool.
The best way to get along Is to mine you
W business and tell no lies about you
neighbors. "Chickens Will come home {
roost," you know.
The following Is taken from a Portsmouth
O.,paper: "Mr. James Armstrong, of Kansa
City, Mo-. was In the city Thursday, IN
> contracted with 8. c. Herbert, OF this plac,
for the construction Of freight boat to ru
on the Missouri river from st. Louis
Kansas City. She will be adapted to carr,
ing grain in bulk and will be 225 feet lon,
SO feet 4 inches beam and 6 feet depth {
. hold"
y Sedalla Democrat The good people
9 Lexington are to be entertained with . CO..
. cert of'Ye OIden Tims," on the 18th Inst
which is arranged by the young people
that city. 4 programme received by tt
. Democrat is gotten up in the most creditab
style, language and photography In voge
: the days Of our puritanlcal ancestors. "
hope the affair will be, as it deserves,
wholesale success.
u We are authorized to announss Geor,
. NJ. Catron as a candidate for reelection
County School Commissioner Election fir
Tuesday in April. I'd
D., A bright and beautiful child shows In
very expression that its babyhood was n
associated with opium, cordials, etc,-for Il
continued use of opium is s~ntagonistlc
health. That valuable and highly reco,
, mended remedy for the disorders Of bah
hood, DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup is absolute
Ia free from Morphia and all other dangsro
agents, and can be safely employed at
m times. Price Is cents.
just received from st. Louis a large sto
:, OF the finest ~coffees, N. .. sugars, syrul
os &c. Call and examine. Geo. +. Maitlar
% Main street. mr1t:
Correspondence Sedaiia Democrat. 26t
The legislative committee returned
8 night. They visited successfully St. JOSEF
Macon City and Limrick LAVE. They W,
70 we'll looked after by the people, where,
m they went, and greatly enjoyed themsslv,
IN but In conversation they give the palm
m Limrick Lawn on the score OF location, a
declare they never met people who ",
30 more capable OF makIng themselves agreea
than the people of Lafayette county.
W Cashmere, jeans, cottonades, chevic