Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-25

Davis l. Allstadt are hesdquarters for hne
Hats. Ieo2o-"
Try Clagett's 5 and 10 cent cigars;they are
the best in town. j11tf
FlIet uudershirts, at Il. sinauer's, Star
Clothing House. Jie.'
large stock of fish Of all kinds, at Clas-
ett's. Try them. ASH
The cheapest Hats in the city can be found
at Davis & Allstadt's. ieozo-'l
Fruit cases and berry boxes for sale oy
aeo " MAITLAND 4 Co.. j25t4
Ii you want . Stylish Hat, you can nnd
them at Davis & Allstadt's. feb2o-u
Neck wear in endless variety, at ID. SIM
auer's, Star Clothing Houss. )lsS
Hunyadt Jados mineral water at the drug
store of Gordon s. Fulkerson. jlsm3
Don't forget the festival and lawn party at
| Judge Burdens next Friday night.
Jefferson City and return tomorrow ior
81; Brownsville, SedsIis and Cencordls
for 81.
DO not fall to read h. j. E. Ahrens' adj
vertisement In an other column, 1t Is inter-
esting. m'u
The Missouri Pacific will sell excursion
tickets on July 2, 3 and 1, good to return on
9th. q. Ben.
Twelve dozen linen collars, fourply, at
81, at H. Slnauer's, Star Clothing House,
Cex,npton. Mo jlSt3
Jefferson Davis book Is being deliv cred
in this county 1t is splendidly executed In
a mechanical point Of view.
Bennett 4 Morrison have the finest line OF
cooking and heating stoves In the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. o2tf
Ths rain and north wind last Monday
night, lowered the mercury in the thermom-
eter nearly 80 degrees within 10 hours.
A LAZY. fully competent. wishes u situa'
ton to teach the English language and
mathematics. Apply at the Intelligencer
office. 1unelS'4W
The celebrated sFavorlte" cook stove and
the .snew Sovereign range, at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-Went-
worth bank. ozu
Conductor Stabler's train over the Narrow
Gauge now rum through on good time,
leaving the depot at 645, q. NJ. and taking
no coal or other freight.
Dress goods in all the various styles
fashions and shades; also dress ginghams,
lawns and calico. will be sold cheap. d.
j. E Ahrens' Dry Goods Buzaar, Franklin
Street. m'u
L can supply = number Of families with
raspberries during the next six or eight
weeks. Leave your orders at Gordon h
Fulkerson's drug store, Lexington. w. A.
Gordon. j1Sw6
We have . large stock Of cooking aud
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper, granite,
iron and sheetiron-ware, which we intend
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennett
, g. Morrison. OFT
An Interesting Albuquerque, N. NJ. letter
to the Kansas City Mail will be found on the
outside. The letter was written by Mr..
Hugh z. Wallace, son Of Thos. B. Wallace,
Esq OF this city.
We want to buy q large quantity OF fruits
aud berries of all kinds, ourrants, raspber-
rles, blackberrles, cherriss. 30. We will
furnish boxes for same. No fruit received
except In our boxes. For further informa-
q ton call on Geo. f. Maitland & Co. j26i4
Harvest commenced in this county last
, Monday and Tuesday. Not ono farmer In
!, five has q crop DIT to be cut. Those who have
Will harvest crops ranging from five to twelve
bushels q few will have better crops than
the highest figure. The chinch bugs are
working vigorously on many crops, and
some are being cut quito green to save them
: from the troublesome little pests. Corn 10
lgrowlng rapidly, but much of 1t is grassy.
Clover and grass are heavy /; cats q fair crop
hi ladies of the O.S. Presbyterlan church
Of this city will give q lava party and festi'
val at the residence Of Jno. 4. Burden,
!. Esq, on Frid ~ night, July 1. In addition
to the usual attractions upon such oecss.
ions, q company oil young ladies will exhibit
. their Hoficisncy in the use OF fans and
broomsticks by going through . grand prize
drill for the amusement and instruction Of
those In attendance. We hope the evening
selected may be q pleasant one, and that the
y patronage they receive may be liberal, nj
:, tho entire. proceeds are to be added to thu
funds already on land for the purchase Of
II . parsonage.
MI. Fsrd. D. Smiths barn WAS burned
last Saturday night, June Is. Sixty O.
:, seventy barrels of corn /; five or SIX tons o
:, hsy ; harness, saddles, &C., were destroyed
= also six head of hogs. The barn was
frame building 3Ox42 feet, and had bsel
built but 2 years. The barn and content
were Insured In the Hartford for $500. TIL
loss was some $500 more than this. A fin
mare belonging to Il. X. Bellies was save
with some difficulty. The fire occurred .
. 1O4 o'clock p. NJ, and Is thought to hav
been the work of an incsndlsry.
i'd The faculty Of the Baptist Female Colleg
ed for next session Is as follows Prof. in
all r. Lannesu, A. NJ, president and professe
II. OF mathematics and natural science ; Mr.
So H. E. Stone, lady principal collegiate div
sion Mrs. N. v. Austin, collegiate division
It's Miss Mary Crosthwait, collegiate division
Miss Bette Anderson, academic division
iii Miss M. Evelyn Hill, preparatory depar
ed ment; Prof. Chas. Gimbel, piano, orgsl
IA. composition and harmony; Miss julia
Gould, vocal culture, piano and organ Nj
ma Eliza Crosthwsite, elocution and oalisthe
,.t les Mrs. d. +. Boulware, embroidery az
n fancy work ; Miss Kate Boulware. a~ssista
se. In fancy work j; Miss Anna r. Grigg, IRA,
.es ing, painting and designing. The matro
,ht as heretofore, il Miss A. M. Sanarrans.
Tho following is the corps OF teachers
we the public schools for the ensuing year, {
NO lected by the board Of education at its me-
or. ing last Wednesday, High School-frin'
in. pal, Prof. Geo. NJ. Catron ; assistant. Nj
Mamie Shaw. First Ward-Principal, Nj
/ & Nettle b. Wallace /; assistant, Miss Blre
II Allen. Second Ward-First assistant, M
Gussle Keller: ID assistant, Miss Jesnr
lille Finley; Sd assistant, Miss Maggie Rylan
Third Ward-Principal, Miss Mary d. Smil
bs LIST assistant, Miss Florence Arnold; I'd
l,tv sistant, Miss Ida Morath. Colorsd Schos
Principal, Prof. j. d. Cole 1st ~assista
Miss Nettle Steele I'd assistant. Prof. +.
our Cole I; Sd assistant, Mrs. Fannie B. Cole.
see The Glorious Fourth ia to be celsbrst
ars. In a becoming manne in Lexington. FL
ates where will be found the official program
mpt prepared with all the enthusiasm which
'ers A. j. Hall puts into everything he und
10 takes. The same degree Of vim and vii
ode ID to characterize every stage OF the prep
we'd ations and proceedings, aud there can be
ling sort Of doubt that the occasion will b
lper joyous and creditable one. Tho fourth 1
of. OF July hould be celebrated. AS the ch
,out tian commentaries the day upon which
y In Messiah came on his mereliul mission
salvation TO untold millions. so should "a
vest not only In America, but all over the VOL
ear, keep sacred the day on which the seal
Ian set upon the first great declaration Of
pan, independence OF man from kinxly prerO