Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-21
Weeklg gnte1ligenfm.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
MARITIME next week.

SHORTS. !
MartinO next week.
Probate court next week.
Small change Is scarce In wi
Sportsmen's goods. at CIagett's. aStf
&c to Clsgett's for picnic goods. aSOtf
Excursion to Sedalia tomorrow.
KrIehn's new building Is under cover.
G. Ben about the excursion tomorrow.
Garden seeds. Gordon 4 Fulkerson. II
The Guards had . target practice Monday
Martina next week, see notice elsewhere
The rains have seriously impeded plowing
Davis & Allstsdt are headquarters for fn'
Hats. feb28-tf
Fifty cents to Higgiusville and return TO-
morrow.
Ono dollar to Concordis and return TO-
morrow.
Landreth's garden seeds, at Gordon q
Tulkerson's, 1851
A large stock Of lsh Of all kinds, at Clag-
ett's. Try them. a9tf
Martina, Monday. Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day next. See bills.
Freedom, Sni-a-Bar and Washing ton. cleo
lions next Saturday.
The cheapest BATS in the city can bs found
ut Davis q Allstadts. fsb2s-tf
Lunch goods, choice crackers, pickles and
fresh candy, at Clagett's. aSotf
Ifyou want . Stylish Hat, ysu can End
them At Davis 4 Allstadt's. fsb2e-tf
!. g. Plattsnburg is constantly receiving
new goods Of every description. n14t4
Exercises colored public school, opera
house, OF the evenings Of Nay 81 and q.
Mixed gloss paints Of all colors at the
drugstore Of Gordon & Fulkcrson's. a3omS
II you have . house to roof or gutter, call
ut the Red Front store and get prices. Main
street. a9tf
DO not fail to read 81. J. T.. Ahrens' ad-
v%srtisemsnt In AN other column, 1t Is inter.
ssting.. m7tf
J.. Q. Plattenburg keeps the best Of goods
and will sell them - low IS any house In the
county. ml4t4
Township bond elections In Freedom, Snl-
a.Bar and Warrington townships, Saturday,
May %.
Excursion tram leaves the Missouri Pacific |
depot for Ssdaiis Sunday, Nay p, at
7:20 q. N.
James Gray, colsred, is in the meshes Of
the law fer gambling. He will be tried next
Wednesday.
n. Chapman 10 receiving bis new stock OF
spring and summer goods which will DO sold
ut bottom prices. Aetf
Call at the Red Front store and see the
celebrated Favorite and Champion Monitor
stoves. the best In the land. a9tf
For Sale-One Weir cultivatsr, ono tongue
less cultivator, enc two-hourss wagon, . gun
and . saddle. T. K. Austin. milf
Bennett + Morrison have the finest line
Of cooking and heating stoves In the soun-
ty. Be sure and see them before buying. tt
Parssols Of silks, ginghams and cambria
from 10 cents upwards to $40. very nice and
cheap. H. J. e. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar,
Franklin Street. m7tf
A fall line Of the celebrated Indianols,
Lexington and Economy cock stoves and
Vulcan heating stoves made by q. A. Nor
rison for sale at Bennett b Morrlson's, Main
street. n24tf
Lay out your plans for gardening and get
you seeds In time, SO ~ to be sure to secure
the varieties you want. All our seeds are
last years growth. Gordon & Fuikerson,
Lexington, Mo. f28tf
Corn planting is not nearly through. June
will lind some farmers still planting. There
10 always the consolation Of knowing that
In grasshopper year corn planted as late a.
July s made good cattle feed.
We learn that tive forms were pied In the '
Conservator office At Richmond Thursday
evening, after being put on the press. The I
accident Is . very. serious one. and We con- 1
dole with the colonel over his mishap. I
Tsv.povara ohnulA roswarhar the foUn-IK
ship bond elections in Freedom, Sni.a-Bar.
and Warrington townships, next Saturday. I
The names Of the judges Of election at the l
various precincts will be found elsewhere.
Without doubt we have the largest and 1
finest stock OF stoves. pierced and stamped l
tinware In the county, and We mean to sell !
them. Call and get prices and satisfy your b
self that the Red Front Is the cheapest house
In the city. a9tf q
Newt. Gibson 10 a. clever . fellow ~ ever Q
drove a four-in-hand, and when you want to q
e from here to the Junction take Q front q
seat with ''Gib.." and he'll keep you in so t
good q humor that the biggest mesquite In .
Ray county can't keep you from smiling. t
We don't want to blow or brsg, but We l
mean what We say. We have the finest stove
ever brought to this city. the new "Favor- .
ite," made by W. G. Davis i Co, CinsIn.
Don't take our word for 1t. Bennett 4
Morrison. m5tf r
The Liederkranz ball, last Monday night,
was . pleasant affair. Despite the warm {
weather, quite . number Of persons we're In '
attendance. and whiled away the hours in q
the t'mazy waltz" to the strains Of the string q
band. 1t was the last ball the society will {
give this season. Y
The grumblers are not all farmers. Since 9
the strong north wind Of last Friday, which
blew myriads Of mosquitoes over the river q
from the stsgnant pools In the bottom OPP u
posits the city, the complaints from our G
citizens on account Of the little pests have Q
been loud and frequent. q
4 Ladies', help US to make bathing In the b
river popular with ladies As well As gentle I
men. A few OF you to lead In the matter t
this summer and 1t w0uld soon be found that p
Missouri river water Is wet enough and its q
Volume great enough to make the recreation '
. delightful and healthful one. q
Any one Wishing. eggs for Matching from o
thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks, Light 4
Brahmas or Partridge Cochin fowls, can get o
them from the underslgued. Ny stock 10 d
from such noted breeders a. Jas. e. White, d
Of Illinois; W. H. Todd, Of Ohio, and 1. K. Y
Fetch, Of Massachusetts,. 4. f. Norfolk, o
Lexington, Mo. al6tf L
The greatest variety and all the newest q
designs In imported laces for adies wear, q
Caroline, Vermicelll. Point D'Alencon, Ian. (
gaedoc, Russo, Point D'Medslin, Montespsn, 9
Hawthorne. Point Declare, Spanish lace in '
cream and black, Swiss lsces, Irish laces aud +
Hamburg, oil In full supply and cheap. Il. o
J.. Z. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin o
Street. m7tf O
One Lewis Williams was arrested in AlR. T.
gtnsville, Wednesday, by Constable Ksllar. o
he is charged with stealing . silver watch ,
valued st SO from the residence of Gen. 10. II
o. Shelby. Hs was brought to town, Thurs 2
day, entered . plea Of guilty before Esquire .
VIM. Tut, and was committed to jail. Mr.. I
Kellsr is a vlgilant officer and rarely fails to n
ind his man II no has halt q chance, 4
Some people have the temsrity to think d
that "Farmsr HaIP' Is net exactly farmer. .
We have no quarrel to make on that score, d
but II anybody ventures the assertion that .
he IA mot n pardaner wa shaI h.va IN t.l,. ri