Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-11
Country bacon wanted at Clagett's. jl1tf

Country bacon wanted at Clagett's. jl1tf
The boys who succeed are the boys who
work.
Nice rains last Tuesday and Thursday
nights.
Notice the changes IN the Missouri Paci.
fc time table.
They talk Of quarantining Kansas City be-
cause Of small pox.
See NJ. Chspman's ad IN another column.
He means business.
mortgage is q bad sncumbrance but .
lazy man is q worse one.
Hamlet, solIloquising ITO be or not to
be? that 10 the question. Yes; to be -
councilman"
day, how the election had q to which
the doctor replied that he had been beaten
and he was glad of 1t. This Is comfortable, as
Mr.. Hamlet Is no doubt also glad OF 1t.
Our kentucky correspondent says he has
an idea Of asking Col. DeNotte to get him an
appointment at Washington. Better not :
the colonel is q stalwArt. and bis Tyner In
diana crew seems to be on its way to the
penitentiary.
A beautiful shell Tyre, the work Of
Miss Mamie Towt of Kansas City, was acci-
IDENTIFY knocked off its stand, last Thursday
morning, ut the closing exercises OF the f..
A. Seminary. OF course Its frail structure
could not stand such rough usage. and it
was smashed into Q thousand fragments.
E. Winsor i Son, real estate agents., re-
port the following sales made by them this
..-- -. --. u,rt1 - Ta~nnp
Peak 1904 acres, two miles south Of Lexing-
ton. known as the Judge Sshofeld place, &c.
600. Henry B. Kidd to George 8. Rathbuu
81 acres, on the Missouri river one mile
above Napoleon, $500.
Higginsville Advance ;-''Mr. VIM. Carl
ton, who has just purchased the old Prig-
more farm in Dover township. this county,
for which he paid $1,000, was blowing the
other day when his pillow struck some hard
substance, and stopping to examine IT,, he
found an old coffee pot, containing 80 800
GO: I pieces-16eO."
Akron, Ohio. May 7th, 1ssO.-Some three
years ago L had q horse to become very lame
from u spawn. l treated IL with kendalfs
SPAWN Cure with marked success. Since
then l have sold q great many bottles, and
have heard Of cures resulting from its use.
l am frank to say 1 Can cheerfully recon-
mend 1t as an honest remedy. Yours truly
A. NJ. Armstrong. 1t
The smallpox is now raging fearfuily in
Kansas City, and new cases are being re-
ported every day. Our citizens who have
been sending to that place for goods should
remember that the germs OF this disease can
be carried many miles in such packages.
We do not wish this terrible scourge to
visit our city, and the utmost care will be
necessary to prevent It.
DIR. Atkinson told a friend that on second
thought he had not desired to be elected to
the council, as he doubted whether or moi
he would have served out his term had be
been elected. The friend pertinsntIy re.
marked that this "second thought" hadn't
come until after the election. The doctor is
q very intelligent and clever gentleman, and
II 1t had not been that he was regarded q
having Mr.. Henry Turner pinned to his coat
tail he might have got as many votes as the
majority Of his opponent.
The people hereabouts were considerably
excited, Monday, because of Q paragraph In
the st. Louis aud sedalia papers announcing
that the county judges of this county were
to be attached and taken before the u. S
court for refusal to obey its orders In regarc
to . judgment of q Jefferson City bank or
some county funding bonds, the owner o.
which, until recently, was . citizen Of tn,
county, who was q member OF the tax
payers convention which recommended tn,
compromise Of the county bonds. Th,
judges remained ct their post, but wer,
unmolestsd by the marshal.