Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-12
St. P.tr,ck,s d.v next Thursday.

gentle voice.
Landreth's garden seeds, at Gordon &
Fulkerson's. 1851
Queenswars and glassware, at PowelPs,
Lexington, Mo. mott
Baptist mite, next Monday night, ut Mr..
j. c. hebrews.
Flower and garden seeds in papers and in
bulk, at Powelrs. mott
All the Late Styles In Spring Hats, at
Davis 4 Allstadt's. feb26-tf
Coffee, sugar, tea, fruit-everything in the
grocery line, at PowelPs. m5tf
Ifyeu want . Stylish Hat, you can find
them at Davis b Allstadt's. feb26-tt
Tobacco q cigars, best fine cut and ciga-
rettes in town, at Powelps. m5tf
Presbyterian Ladies' Society, at Rev. G..
L. L%eybura's. next Thursday.
Everything In a first-clsss city grocery
store, cheap for cash, at Powslrs. mott
Don't fail to read NJ. Chapman's advertise
ment. There is much Of interest ia 1t. is
Fine wines and WHISTLES. best Bourbon
and Live Oak WHISTLES, at Powell's. mott
Our correspondent ''Bsn. EIliett'' has
some interesting reading In this weeks
paper.
Smoked haddis, bIoaters. behring's, mack.
erel, white Dish, salmon, trout, pickereI, at
Powelps. mott
There is so much food for thought in the
proceedings OF the criminal court this week
that We give the subject q great deal Of
space.
We are under obligation to Mr.. George
schofield for copies Of the Eureka Springs
Herald and Echo, two very Interesting little
newspapers.
500 pieces Hamburg edglng and embroid-
cry all Of the newest design, just received,
at h. ]. E. Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar,
Franklin street. mo
Dr.. Wilmot has LETT at our Office q sample
Of his early Ohio potatoes. They are very
fine. and werth looking at by all persons In
need Of an improved early variety.
Call at DR.. Watson's Office and see the
sTemple'' working, the best soft coal, self
feeding base burning stove In the state.
Don't fall to see II. l am the agent. G. q.
Graham. j22tf
I I'M going to put up guttering and roof
Ing In town and country, as cheap as the
cheapest, and will guarantee stock and work
manship, or no charges made. Respectfully.
G.. G. Graham. j22tf
The firm of NJ. W. Conkling s. Co. no
longer exists. DIR. NJ. Chapman has pur-
chased the interest Of Mr.. Conkling and pro-
poses to close out the stock regardless of
cost. Read his advertisement js
II you want pure and fresh seeds give III
q call. We have no old stock, all of last
years seeds left over having been burned in
presence Of the agent OF the Messrs. Ian.
dreth. Gordon & Fulkerson. f26lf
The street crossing between the stores OF
d. W. B.. Tsvis aud Gee. F. Maitland has
been IN an .swful" condition this week.
Can't it be fixed by private subscription, If
our city fathers will not have it donef
The bar that had accumulated at the levy
last summer and fall has bsen all washed
away, and there Is now twelve feet of water
at that point. This is due to the government
work dem by Mr.. %Shanktand, and We
hope 1t will be permanent.
Cape Girardesu News:-"M,ss Tillie
| Hollis. Of Lexington, Lafayette county. Mo-,
has been appointed a notary public, and the
Lexingtonisns 60 round and get sworn just
for the novelty OF It," Yes, and to pay q
fee to worth and beauty.
Mr.. Seth Moore's oldest son, aRed 81 or ~
years. committed suicide 4 few days ago by
shooting himself In the head with q shot
gun. Cause, alteration Of MN from long
illnsss. Mr.. Moore is an old citizen Of Saline
county. A fuller account will be found In
our Wsverly correspondence.
The first arrival OF Steamboats, at this
point were as follows, for several years =
Fannie LOWS, April 16, 1876; Fannie Lewis,
April Is. 1877 Fannie Lewis, March 8, 1873;
T.. H. Durfee, March II, 1879 E. H. Durfse,
March 81, 1880. Which boat will bear of
the honor this year, and when?
Flower and garden seeds in papers and IN
bulk, at Powel's. m5tf
A fnll line OF the celebrated lndianola
Lexington and Economy cook stoves ane
Vulcan heating stoves made by G. A. Nor
rison for sale ut Bennett 4 Morrison's, Mair
street. n20tf
Our line Of linen table cloths, napkins,
towels, wide shirtings. bleached and BROW
muslin, also In jeans. f%ianneIs, ladies' cloth
&c. is complete. The trade is invited I,
compare prices. We offer bargains in tbss
goods. H.. J. K. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar
Franklin street. m12tf
Odessa Herald Mrs. J.. D. Conner O
Lexington. 10 visiting the family Of Mr.. b
d. Tanstall. Of this city. MI
James Bumgarner. and Joseph Ryland hav
formed q eo-partnership In the blacksmith
ing business. MIR. Joseph Rylan
bought the John Lay property On Dryds
street, this week, and took possession. Jo
says he IL now one Of the fixtures Of Odssss
The I~ntslligencsr had q pleasant visii
Thursday. from Mr.. VIM. Snldy, the ne,
5 superintendent Of the gas works. Nj
shidy Is . native of st. Louis, but Is rscen,
~ from Ssdalia. He comes highly recon
> msnded ~ thoreugIy qualified for his busI
: ness, and seems determined to spare no g
! forts to give the city a good quality OF gal
and plenty OF 1t. We wish HIM every SUI,
cess.
: have . fine stock OF stoves, tin, shee
I iron and granite ware, which l am going
. sell very cheap. Call and see me and Z,
my prices. Respectfully, g. c. Graham
=. Lexington, Mo. j22tf
J Msssrs. Charles Kidwell md Euger
{ Ewing are the agents for jefferson Davi
Z "Rise and fall Of the Confederacy," NJ
Ewing for Lexington, Clay, Washingto
. and sni.a.Bar townships. and Mr.. Kidwe
. for Middleton, Dover, Davis and FreedoI
townships. The book will he out some tin
= next month, In two volumes, In cloth at I
per volume, and in sheep at $6 per volum
The stock sale, last Monday, so far a. pu
> lie cutlery was concerned, was simply out
u the question. 1t showed hard nearly .
: day. the streets were as uncomfortable
. can well BE- imagined, and what trading w
!, done was privately transacted. Enous
u people were In town. and enough trad
effected under the adverse circumstances
T. show that II good weather had prevail,
there would have been the largest and mo
o spirited sale ever seen In Lexington.
Stetson makes the finest Hats in the wor
',-Davis b Allstadt have them for sale at 10
:. prices. fb26tf
a Two men stole a lot of ovsrcoats, GLOW
and eatables from the City Hotel at Brown
], Vile, last Saturday night, came up as far
It Higginsville and appropriated two hors
belonging TO VIM. G. Beatie. ESQ, 70,
them to the neiehborhood Of Lexlngts
where they turned the horses loose, a,
ID then turned themselves loose upon the tow
e. Marshal Crowded crowded them into Ma
ID shal Belongs hands, Tuesday. and 1t W
re be o long time before they get out OF the
b trial, troubles and tribulations. MIR. Beu,
10 recovered his horses.