Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28

Landreth's garuen seeos, ~ ~" .
Fulkerson's. '-ou
Wanted-A No. l fresh milk COW. Inquire
at this office.
All the Late Styles In Spring Hats, at =
Davis & Allstadts. ieoao-ti l
The latest novelties in Spring Hats can Dc
found At Davis Il Allstsdt's. fb26tl 9
Davis Il Allstadt have just received all the
Nobby Styles in Spring Hats. feb26-tf
j.. .. PIattenUurg is constsn ly receiving
new goods Of every description. ml4l4
Read H.. j. L. Ahrens' advertisement
In another column, and profit by IL. m7u
The Red Front Is the place to get bargains
In stoves and tinwsre. Call and see, Main
stre.t. a9tf
J.Q Plattenburg keeps the best OF goods
and will sell tt en- as low as any house IN inc
county. ml4'4
The ladies' society Of the Presbyterian
church will meet ut Mr.. Ley burns next
Thursday.
Mrs. Foote gives q concert at Higginsville
next Friday night. She should have q crowd
ed house.
Lsndreth's seeds are the best. Those we
have are all fresh. Give US q call. Gordon
e. En,kerson i26ti
One thousand dollars worth OF ladies' and
| cbildren's shoes at q great sacrifice to close,
n. A rhopu.n,s a9tf
Read h. J. E. Ahrens' advertisement In
another column. and give him a call before
hnv,np elsewhere. m7tf
For sale-One Weir culttvator, one tongue
less cultlvater, one two-horss wagon, q gun
and q saddle. T. E. Austin. ml4tf
Tit ladies' of the Presbyterian church
will have q lawn party at Mr.. Richard
Fields. Thursday OF next week.
Bennett b Morrison have the finest line OF
cooking and heating stoves In the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. o2tt
The celebrated sFavorite" cook stove and
the .'new Sovereign range, at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-W emit
worth hank. OFT
A little boy named Keller got mired In the
quick sand opposite the foot OF Pine street
Thursday, and had to be pulled out by his
companions.
Mayor John Is very obstinate, but he Will
hardly risk being sent to jail for contempt
OF court, by refusing TO obey Judge Stroth-
sr's injunction.
Dress goods in all the various styles
fashions. and shades; also dress ~ginghams,
, lawns and calico, will be sold cheap. ID.
, j, Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin
Street. m''
A full line OF the celebrated Indianola, Lex
~iugton aud Economy cook stoves and Vulcan
heating stoves made by c. A. Morrison Tor
I, sale at Bennett d Morrion's, Main street,
!. Lexington, Mo. motf
Richmond Conssrvator 1--we learn that
q nearly the entire wheat crop Of this county
:. will prove = failure, as 1t Is nearly sll cheat.
Granville Smithey is about blowing up his
fields, having sowcd one hundred bushels
2 last fall"
>, Ice! Ice! Robt. bale is now delivering ice
,, regularly to all parts of the city or suburbs
His Ice is pure, having passed ike gold,
through the fiery ordered of refinement
Orders left at Gordon i Fuikerson's or 81
ST.G Youny's aueensware store will receive
prompt attention. .m21t2
Richmond Conservstor :-"We have heart
complaints Of excessive charges on the par
of the officers of the Undine, while engaged
"a taking the people and stock out OF the bot
tom, 1t was hazardous ss we'll as expens1v
for the boat" Ii there are complaints t
i. make they should be definitely stated Ia OF
der that they msy be properly answered.
Our logical contemporary In one column
., this week, deplores the l liability Of demo
cratic officers to detect democrats in crime
while in another column 1t exultantly ar
nounces that q .'blue hens chicken'' hs
-. been pot In jail. BY the way ! II there ar
N democratic gamblers about town why don
!, the police arrest themf The force which
:, at least tep-heavy by one Is republican to
man. II 1t don't apprehend tue democrat
- gamblers maybe 1t is because 1t loves the
-. for their politics. Is 1t possible, though, tn
our 81. c." has evolved q great truth whe
-, 1t says, 'sthere are no democratic gamblers
Quite q number Of medals are to be- awar
oil ed this year, as usual, at the Baptist Fema
College. They are Of gold. heavy, beau
~. fully finished and will be cherished for the
beauty IS we'll as for their tallsmanic chi
scter az evidences Of merit. They are, o
-. by Mrs. John +. Lanneau to the girl W
~, ought to get the first ~husband-the neat'
housekseper and gentlest, most Woma
girl, the home medal one by Mrs. Tenn
for scholarship /; by President Lanneau,
NJ English grammsn; another for the b
,or. essay !; and still another for the best read
Miss Susie Waddeli gives q medal for En-
" llsh History +; Prot. A.. F. Fleet another
spelling, and Mrs. Fleet gives enc for kne
~. ledge of the bible. Miss Fannie Royle
wards proicisncy in geometry. N
go. Thompson's medal is awarded, Of coul
tovs LOT vocal ea'tute, Anu nio'' "'"' '.
,or strumental music. Miss Dslahsy givel
handsome medal for painting and drawi
SELF. Volumes seven, eight and nine Of the
4 print OF ''Chambers' Encyclopedias"
5H pared for the American market by the An
from lean Book Exchange under the above t
In III have just been issued and extend from
q get title s'Grandees" to "A~snnesingers."
X Is whole work, a heretofore announced, /
hite, consist OF fifteen volumes, which will pr
1. K. bly, be completed within the present veal
folk, Is claimed that the American editors
Letf have supplied $1,000 out OF 10000 tt
west many Of which are Of considerable i'm
wear, lance. 1t 10 . pity that the results OF
Lam. census of 1880 have not been more thoro
span, ly utilised in American geography. A
ee in ference to the more important articles
n and piled by tho American editors shows
). Il. they have done their work well, thoue
nkIiu the expense Of frequently inserting d
n7tf cate articles on the same subject. Tn
.cade- partment OF biography is we'll and
.cises, ciseiy done. There is an avoidance Of
ms at and unwieldly articles on scientific suit
riday, such as may be found IN other cyciopa
Wand but the net results of recent investiga
Hence are often communicated In few word
I'd the for example, In the article Utilities"
epsrt- work is . marvel Of compression .
Ill be cheapness, and well deserves the til
ID and bears in the American edition. 1t shot
borne In mind tn ut the whole contents
sented 1880 edition Of ssChxmbsrs" Encycl0p:
a. fol- are given without change. the CORE
ii, the and additions taking the form of sci
z men articles.
Everybody knows that this is a won
ar by country. Our extreme modesty never
? Miss nits US to say so, but strangers aiway
fggles- 1t out for themselves. We grow big
Fitz- big pumpkinh-ads, tine wheat when
essay Z; or the frost don't nip 1t, aud everythiu
and by 10 proportlon-eveu big fsh. Not or
elience. the fish In these waters large ones
list Fee Hamlet cut up d small one the other ia
!: Ex- weighed y hundred aud five pound
ASS SER they are peculiarly voracious. At lea
:, q. M, Morgan says so and he ought to knO
Louis ilustratJnn nj tha fact hp tells this attn