Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-20
The river is sti II very low.

Judge Young says he can work the 1;
puzzle.
Fresh oysters, on ice, always on hand. Al
Msitland's. m20t2
See the great 13, 10, II puzzle. at Kriehr
s Wilker's. m2Ul2
According to the almanscs, this is the first
day of spring.
Measles prevail among the children al
over the county.
William B. Wilson, Esq. Is q candidate
fer city recorder.
Uncle Harvey Higgins says that the peach.
es are still all right.
Queenswars and glassware, at very low
prices, at the Auction Store. m20tf
Just received, n car load OF lime, cement,
plaster and hair, at MsItland's. m2Ot2
Secondhand furniture bought and sold, at
Peak & Meore's Auction House. m2Otf
MIR. Jacob Price will complete the school
census OF this district next week.
Mr.. Ahrens will move into his magnificent
new store the first of next week.
The Durfee, Capt. George Keith, leaves
: st. Louis, this evening for Kansas City.
New maple syrup In cans and by the gal
ASos ehSV MN SioSS ~ ~AoAt
lands. m20t2
Whenever you shave company and want
something nice to eat, you can get 1t at
Maltland's. m2ot2
Hon. j. P. Strother, of Saline, is a candi-
date for circuit judge in this, the 9th judi
cial circuit.
California rsspberries, grapes, egg plums,
grsengage Bartlett pears and apricots, at
Maitland's. m2Ol2
Tn finest assortment of Brackets, Wall
Pockets and Flower Stands in the market,
at W. p. Lees. m2Ot1
The Red Cloud leaves st. Louis for Fort
Benton next Tuesday. Wonder If she can
run on a Eeavy dew?
The goose bone beats TIce. 1t never
makes a mistake. The latter end OF winter
sat down on us hard.
The Lafayette county immigration society
will meet at the courthouse Saturday. April
10 ; everybody invited.
II you want to save money, 60 to Peak &
Moors's Auction House, where you can find
anything and everything. nl2Otf
Stock sale day-frst Monday in every
month. For information, inquire at Peak
& M0ore'S Auction House. moot
The fifteen craze is at Its height in this
community. 1t took a good while to get
here, but it has come, as was Inevitable.
A full assortment of Landreth's choice
garden and flower seeds may be found at
Gordon & Fulkerson's. Guaranteed to be
fresh. f2Stf
Canned corn beef, canned beef tongue,
l Irr.H fnr-,,o 1~rr 1000 z.l ---
smoked beef and buffalo tongues, at Matt
lands. m2Ot2
A large bankrupt stock to be sold, at
Peak & Moore's Auction House,
Ing Saturday, March Goth, at one O'Clock
sharp. m2Otf
J. NJ. Yantis, Esq, OF Marshall, announces
himself as q candidate for criminal judge
In the 9Th Judicial circuit and johnson
county.
Lost-Tuesday night, 18th inst, on Main
street, a lsdy's gold bracelet, buckle fasten-
Ing. A liberal reward Will be paid II left at
this office. m2Ot2
Dundee orange marmalade, preserved GIN
ger, preserved tamarinds, plum and rasp-
berry jam, peach. apple and ounce butter,
at Maitland's. m20t2
Cake trimmings red blue and yellow sugar
sand, white and cOlored roses, green, white,
gold and silver leaves, white ornaments,
icing sugar and feather grass, at Geo. F.
Maitland's. m20t2
California dried peaches, pears and egg
plums, peeled peaches and Tennessee dried
peaches. Michigan dried apples, Alden dried
apples, pitted cherries and dried raspberriss,
at Maitland's. m20t2
A large assortment of table and pocket
cutlery, silver plated ware, consisting Of tea
spoons, tablespoon, forks and knives, and
%castors, at Peak & Mosre's Auction House,
Lexington, Mo. m2Otf .
A full line OF s.Fsncy Crackers VIZ: But.
terscstch, charms, ginger snaps. rifle nuts.
little beauties, cracknells, cream crackers,
milk crackers. pearl, oyster and soda crack
ers, at Maitland's. m20t2
The second ward and male academy mines
played a game of base ball Yesterday. The
academy boys were victorious, winning by a
score of ls to I. This retrieves their bad for
tune at the previous game.
The standard thermometer at Messrs.
Grimes & Venable's marked at 7, II and 3
O'Clock each day as follows: - March 18th,
2o-S4-eS; March 10, 2O-35-34; March 16,
15-S5-5s; March II, 22-4O-45; March IS,
So-52-5o; March 10. 3S-53-5S.
The effect OF using Browns Champion.
ated Saponaceous Dentifrice upon the teeth
is most remarkable. IL clears away the tar.
tar, removes yellowness, Imparts whiteness
and srilliance to the teeth, and bestows thai
Undesirable beauty which waits upon {
WalI formoj nnoufh NIIol ,r;t, r.-.-
teeth. m2Ot2
Just received, a car load Of lime, cement
plaster and hair, at Maitland's. m2Ot2
Fresh oysters, on ice, always on hand, al
Maftland's. m2Ot2
Special dispatch to the Kansas City Times
Mexico, Mo-, March II ia marriage ir
high life occurred here this morning at Il
O'Clock, at the residence of the BRIDE!
parents. The contracting parties were Mis-
Lizzie Marmaduke, daughter of j.. N. Mar
maduke, a prominent banker Of this place
and niece of Gen. Marmaduke, and w. c
Hicks, of st. Louis, the ceremony beins
performed by Rev. MIR. Couch, OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church. There were a NUN
Der OF guests from St. LOUIS. Lexington
Fulton and Huntsville. About eighty per
sons witnessed the affair and partook of tn,
bounteous dinner. The presents were cost
ly and numerous. The happy couple de
parted on the afternoon Wabash train TO
st. Louis, their future home"
Fresh oysters, on ice. always on hand, a
Maitland's. m20t2
Miss Agnes Herndon with her theatrlca
company, presented BARLEY Campbell
Fate" at Hagen's opera house, last Tues
day night. Miss Herndon is a beautiful VIC
man, and has a stylish presence. She has
good deal Of the tragic in her manner, rattle
too much for the play she appeared iu here
which, whatever Its merits, is hackneye,
upon our boards, having been given to u
: under several aliases. She was hlghl,
thought OF when she first visited US as
reader, but we can scarcely say that sh,
equals our expectations as all actress. Their
Is too much elf-consciousness eviden
throughout her stage business, she is to
. lively in lively parts, and too emotional !
emotional ones-too demonstrative and NO
sufficiently natural. II is a great deal to as
of her, but If she will forget, while on tn
stage, that she is a pretty woman, and onl
> remember her part, she may yet distInguis
, herself as an actress. Especially, We beg G
her to drop her aspIrate, ''ah," before he
impassioned words. 1t will do very well i
= a patent sermon, but does not becom
:, a good actress. Her company is a yer