Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-18
Lawn party at e. A. S. next Friday night.
Raspberries are crowding out strawber-

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late than never.
Mr.. Kriehn's handsome brick residence Is
nearly completed.
Try Clagetts S and 10 cent cigars;thsy are
the best in town. j11tf
Ice tea, call at 6. b. Vaughan and try DIS
snIendid Japsns. J4i3
F,let undershlrts, at H. sinausr's, Star
| Uothinp House. j1s,3
A large stock of fish Of all kinds, at Ciag-
ett's. Try them. sstt
The cheapest Hats in the city can be found
| at Davis & Allstadts. feo26-ti
Neck wear In endless variety, at d. Sill
auer's, Star Clothing House. )lstS
Mr. Norfieet tells US that a bud worm Is
killing a great deal of his corn.
TIL council met last Monday night and
transacted q good deal of business
The streets are very quiet since the dear
little beauties have gone to their homes.
Do not fall to read H. j. E. Ahrens' ad-
vertlsement In an other column, 1t IS inter-
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The Rock bridge has a little hole in 1t big
enough for wo hol ses and > movers wagon
to fall into.
Were you ever shypnotized II you
don't know what 1t means read the poem on
the first page.
Twelve dozen linen collars, fourply, at
81, at H.. S%lnauer's, Star Clothing House,
Lexington. Mo. jlSt3
OF all the nice drinks e. b. Vaughan's
fine Japan, oolong, gunpowder and Imperial
teas are the incest. J4to
Draft stock has suffered this week. Be
merciful to your beasts; especially give them
plenty of water.
DELAYS and errors will be avoided If per-
sons who send US matter for publication Will
address 1t to the editor.
Bennett 4 Morrison have the finest line OF
cooking and heating stoves In the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. OIL
Il The law requires you to turn to the right
on the road /; custom requires it on the side
4. walk. Turn to the right, and do 1t promptly.
The celebrated sFavorite" cook stove and
, the new Sovereign range, at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-Went-
uor,, hant. OFT
Parasols of Silks, gingbams and cambria
from 10 cents upwards to $40, very nice and
cheap. H. j. E. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar,
FRANKLIN Streat. m7tf
AIWaVS walk Ou Lu0 IlSub oloo Va NV
pavement. Thus collisions will be avoided,
F.. and there will be no blockades, and awkward
- efforts to dodge one another.
ID. w. M. Graham was In town yesterday
l., working up a s'boom' for the Sicher Park
Fourth Of July celebration. No doubt Lex
" ington will be largely represented.
We received, yesterday, too late for pub
~,Ication this week q we'll written account OIL
the strawberry festival at Wsverly. We re
pret that 1t did not reach US earlier.
. Dress goods In all the various styles
~ fashions and shades; also dress ginghams
>. lawns and calico. will be sold cheap. ID
-. J.. E Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar, FrankliI
VI Street. m7tf
-. See that the animals get something t
drink-the four footed ones. The biped
are never allowed to suffer much In this d.
:. ~rectiou. At least, hardly ev0rl Excus
us-Never.
We have q large stock Of cooking an
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper, granite
iron aud sheetirOn-ware, which we inten
" to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Benne'
8 Morrnson- OFF
-, Any one wishing to purchase dress good
? hosiery, gloves, and carpets, In fact every
On thing in the goods line, will do well to ca
-, at M. Chapman's closing out sale. The
' are bound to be sold, j11tf
Two cigar peddlers were brought befor
=. Justice Callahan. Tuesday. for selling the
- goods without. license. They were fined p
and costs each, the entire sum amounting
1872 %. which they paid.
MIR. NJ. Shay, who succeeds MI. JAS.
mo- Field as agent Of the Chicago & Alton,
Hfgginsville, is, as are all the Alton peopl
accommodating, polite and g~entlemanly.
=. gains friends as he becomes acquainted.
Mr.. John Daehler, who is q clever and I
liable gentleman, has a fully stocked fur
.,n ture store at Blackburn. Being a thorou
- cabinet-maker he is prepared to do all kin
70 of repairing. As he deserves 1t we hope
Al. will do we'll in his new home.
.n. Kelley's Island, Ohio, March 18th, 1880.
A. have used KendalPs SPAWN Cure on a be
., spawn, and am pleased to report that 1t
taken the enlargement completely on.
took only one bottle to perform the cure.
am confident If it Is properly used 1t will
all you claim for it. Yours truly. G.
Lincoln.
hasf 1uC SlVotoo ~
Keep designs III inpoi,e' ,aee
veil. Carohne, 49,.
gaedoc, Russo, Point D'Medelin, Montesp
Hawthorne, Point D'CIare, Spanish lace
900 cream and black, Swiss laces, Irish laces
nc Hamburg, all in full supply and cheap.
j.. E. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar, Franl
40, Street. MT
os There are poor fools as well as rich OF
Tho These are the people who are envious
!, ~ their nelghbors' wealth, and visit their
,ou,, pleasure on them simply because they
s.,r more comfortably of. As a rule the pers
who pretend to desplse money are tt
a.r who would do almost anything to gel
ne.r Money is a very good thing. 1t is onl!
II %. abuse which Is reprehensible.
,nths Cnar'es AiA's' oo.'.a..o -%..a
llled. 'o"hsuap' was 49,. -.
decd peace Meu"as
q for oeeh oilnAi"s' a"o 70 -,
.on asked for admission, claiming to ha
=. g warrant for some one who was in the he
,o, Being refused admission he threatene
kill everybody and made himself obnox
I. .,a generally. This is q bad way for an OF
So, of the law to act and we hope Mr.. L
-e.u will do better or yield his baton to some
-. who appreciates the dignity of the o
80. even though 1t Is an humble one.
a9tf The Chicago Railway Register says
rms- Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy is exten
EXTRA Its operations in Missouri. 1t now ow
,r the line from the northern boundary OF
;. and state, extending through KNOXVILLE, \
,retty. and Linneus, to Laclede. 1t proposes I
tend this road enthusiastically thr
Mt we Carrollton to Lexington, and from
stove %southwardly as may hereafter be tho
Favor. best. 1t Will also build q line from u
,incin- Vile directly to st. Joseph. This latte
urseIf, give the c. b. u Q. q direct line ire
nett & connection with the Atenison, rope
m5tf Santa Fe to chicago, whicn Will Dc
shorter and better than the detour rot
Vs.. trains now use. 1t looks as though tt
- ject of the Lexington branch Is to somt
$50. have a line through Missouri and Ark
r., into Texas. The e. B. u q. realizes Il
portance OF that state and the i'm
"'N amount of business it Will have for tn
roads,"
III your ..x
and see o,.'
'f,o.tas Dodge ct al, vs.. Mastin. The trial OCT
-, eight days before the United States
49, and resulted in favor OF the plaintiff.
100 the first case tried In which the Mastin