Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-04
Meeklg gattlligtnfer.
SHORTS.

Flowing time.
Street cleaning.
House cleaning.
Shady side now.
Front yard raking.
Flower bed making.
Mince meat, at Clsgstt's. f25tf
Overe0afs are ut q big discount.
Some hog s.cholera'' about town.
In like q lamb-Out like q lamb-er.
Thermometer from GO to IS degrees.
Stills are all the rage with the boys.
New tin roof on NJ. L. church, south.
County court will meet next Monday.
TIL demand for dwelling houses Is brisk
A fine assortment Of California fruit, a
Clagett,s. f25tf
SIX and eight pound cans of pie peaches
at Clagett's. i25tf
Crosse and Blackwell's pickles, at Gordon
u Bufords's. 1852
The heaviest rain Of the winter fell last
Monday night.
Pure Early Ohio Seed Potatoes for sale, al
Gordon & Buford's. NATL
Capt. Rssder has moved to the Adamson
house on Third street.
bAAOk S0o pnaS tNS
duce. Gordon u Buford, f25t2
The largest assortment Of canned goods
in the city. Gordon b Buford. 1852
Grass is growing nicely, and is nearly
high enough for sheep to make . living.
Preserves, jellies, Jams, and all kinds Of
fruit buffers, at Gordon " Buford's. f25t3
When you visit the city please cIl al
headquarters for bargains. Gordon & Blu.
ford. f25t2
O. to W. v. Nichols for bran, shpstuff,
chop-feed, corn, hay, straw, &C., u Frank
lin street. l21m3
For the best sugars and coases, IS cheap
as the cheapest. 60 to Adam Toeppe, "a
Franklin street. f4m3
A nice line Of California prunes, Evapo.
rated apples, pittsd cherries, apricots, III
Gordon 4 Buford's. f25t2
VIM. z. Mitchell is building Q new car
penter shop on Main.Cross street, next to
the German church.
Our republican contemporary did not. II
seems, catch q gudgeon when 1t set Its trap
for Col. Reddington.
Mr.. Garland Graham has moved into the
Reeder house on Ridgeway, which he pur.
, chased Q few days ago.
DIR. j. G. Russell has moved to the Soho.
field place near the fair grounds, which be
purchased some time ago.
Subscribers failing to receive their papers
regularly and promptly will greatly obligt
us by reporting every omission at this OF
flee. f1Stf
Orion lodge l. o. o. f., will meet mex
Tuesday night. Work IN the first degree. A
full attendance Is desired. Visiting brethren
are invited to be present.
Judge Tut has moved into the Armstrong
property on South street Mr.. Arthur Spark:
taking possession OF bis place, which ht
will conduct as 3 dairy farm.
MIR. VIM. Duncan has purchased from
Messrs. W. H.. Ewing & Co., q span Of fns
heavy young mules, and now has = team
second to mono on the streets.
Stock men having their horse and jact
bills printed at this office. will receive . no
fice In our stock notes free OF charge. New
cuts, new borders, new type, aud go0t
workmanship. l1stf
Don't fall to attend the grand dance aut
supper at the HsrwOod house, Dover, Thurs
day night, the 9th inst. A pleasant time 1.
guaranteed.
Don't forget that you can get y0ur horse
and jack bills printed in two colors at the
ln%telligencer Office for the same price you
ordinarily have to pay for q very plain black
job; and q neat, attractive Job Is guaranteed
in all cases. f1slf
The committee which has 10 charge th,
Interests of the city OF Lexington in connec
ton witt the railroad southwest, has re
ceiyed q communication from Judge Waters
which will lead to an early meeting and Dc
cisive measures.
Names Of pupils who were perfect IN les
sons, department and attendance last msntl
in Miss Gussie keller's roem, I'd ward school
Anna Melrer; 3d grade-Willie VanArsdeIl
George Hoffman. Rude Nagel, Lydia Pr
ner. Emma Schaefermeye r, Carrie Nichols
Real Estate Sales-E. Winsor u Son as res
estate agents, sold this week the John d
Wright farm, about tive miles south o
Lexington, GS acres for 81, 800 cash TO Dayi,
N. Smith. Also the Armstrong dwelling
house on South street, for $1,000 cash, t
john Ct. Longdon. Also 16O acres OF Ian,
in Jackson county. Mo-, at 1926 per acre.
A valued correspondent in Vernon count
informs us that last weeks storm was YER
destructive there, not only OF fruit an,
other tender trees and shrubs, but Of liv
stock, and desires to know II 1t was as ba
here. We are glad to be able to say that
was not. The north half OF the county sui
fered very little indeed, having only q sol
sleet, and was surprised to hear, o day o
two afterward, Of the destructive characte
OF the storm. The south half Of the count
suffered more, the sleet being heavy an
harder frozen, breaking down fruit, shade
and even the limbs OF forest trees. No liv
stock persisted that we have heard OF, but, O
course, those unsheltered suffered. How
ever, 1t did not remain cold long, and tn
weather since has been very line, graf
growing vigorously, and the rain OF la'
Monday settled the ground nicely and too
the frost out Of 1t entirely. Wheat look
splendldly having had no detrimental Wsstl
or at all, and many farmers have all thel
oats and corn ground plowed, very few ha,
ing failed to take advantage OF the ope
winter to do some plowlng.
Bates County Observation-Disclosures o
surances have been received from Judg
Waters that he Is meeting with better su,
cess than he anticipated. This will be goo
news, as there was really the only source
doubt. The road. from this, will unique
tienably be built, and Bates county, inclu,
ing Butler, will make wonderful prOgre,
during the coming season. With two suc
rival roads rs the G. u A. and the Pacific
Butler could not ask to be better oil. Thel
is hardly u doubt, from his assurance, tn,
he will now fall, consequently 1t Is expecte
that he will be among us before long maxim
propositions. VIM we be ready r'
Criminal court will meet next Monda
Judge Jne. Il. ltyland presiding. There
one capitsl crime to be tried and sever
burglarles, fOrgerles, 81. The petit jury
composed Of the following named gsntl
men: First week james Thorpe, jam
Kinkead. u. W. Wright, j. NJ. Elses. A
gust Schmidt, John BOgleman, Charles Lies
Isaac Neal, VIM. Page, Charles Osbor
VIM. Getting, Henry Brakeman, Jabez
ShotwsIl, Henry Winkler, Joseph &. Bs
nett, Isaac y. PurneiI, Richard BO0:o
Chas. T.. Marshall, Henry Chapline, John