Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-24
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Circus July 13tn.
Dover Lodge picnic to-day.
ReIi.bis and straight dealing, at Silver
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Excursion to Kansas City Sunday, 10th
G. Ben.
Wa,sky from 81 80 per gallon up, at Sill
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Imported Port and Caliiornis AngelIc'
Wins, ct PowelPs. )unelOtA
Pure Kentucky whisky, at PowelPs IL d
to a. 90 Der gsllen. juns10t4
A speciality in old Kentucky Sour Msst
whi.tv NJ silx ermsn's. a29t5
J. @. P%iattenburg will sell you goods AZ Low
- any house In the county. alm3
Ihers is to DO . grand time at sicher'i
park, SedaiiA, on the Fourth.
Lard ought to be cheaper now that the
dsyssre shorlsning themselves.
40 to J. 9. Plsttsnburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods In every line. aim
PowslPs u the cheapest and best place In
town to buy cigars and tobacco. junslOt4
w pay the highest market price for oil
kinda OF country produce. Gordon Il Blu
ford. j2ltf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Billing, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
; shops. m6tf
Orders for wine and whisky solicited,
satlsfaction guaranteed or money refunded,
.t s,lverman,s. a29tf
Remember Z. Benz excursion to Kansas
CITY Tomorrow. Train lesves Narrow Gauge
depot ct $40 Q. NJ, one dollar round trip.
just received, . lot Of dress lawns-the
latest styles-are beauties. Come and see
them. Ahrens' Dry Good Bazaar. my27tf
Our line Of Spanish, Guipurs aud other
lscss Il 10 EXTENSIVE that It is 3 rare sight to
ladies to look Ut them. Ahrens' Dry Goods
Bazaar. my27tf
The case OF Lafayette county vs.. james
O'Gormsn, and the case Of Sparks Va. X. z.
4 st. l.. railroad have both been affirmed by
1hs state supreme court.
Harvest has begun in earnea-and such .
hsryestI Gen. Shelby is running two
forces, one at night and one 10 the day time.
Everybody 10 busy now with the golden
grain.
At the election Of the Lexington Guards.
Thursday, june 22d, by order Of the COM
mandsr In chief, Frank z. Tut was elected
Arst lieutenant and Vim j. Morrison. second
lieutenant.
Evan Young. W. K. Trigg and others are
aornlng . pool 70 70 extensively into the
cattle business on Q fine rancho owned BY
Evan Young In Barbour county, Kansas, on
the Medicise river.
A handsome display Of millinery can be
found at Mrs. Arnold's. No. 100. Main street.
Ny motto Ia honorable competition. Fash.
louabls goods viii merit sttsntion. and ress-
enable prices give satisiaction. J3tf
Herman Schmidt won the handsome si'.
ven medal, offered BY the Lsiderkranz. at
ths shooting match on Thursday OF last
week. George Wsis won the leather medal
b his skill In missing the mark.
Independence correspondents Kansas City
Timss :-"Aiss Annie Grossbsck has &C.
esptsd . position - teacher Of vocal and In
ssrumsntnl music In the famous Elizabeth
AuIl Fsmale Seminary, At Lexington. Mo.
The probate Court will open July 3. No
court on the Fourth IS It rs . legal holiday.
Those Who failed TO sttsnd to business set
Tor the Nay term viii be expected to look
after the Same promptly at the adjourned
term.
Last Saturday. by mistake. we made 1t ap-
pear that the ladies Of tbs Christian church Ut
HAgginsviils would give . festival. We
should have said NayuieaO instead Of Hig-
Hinsville. Can't tell how the error occurred
;loW, but regret It very much.
Merchants and teamsters. take notice.
Yen must have frsights at the depots by $50
p. M, properly marxed and shipping instruc-
lions In writing, or they will not be re-
ceived. Dray tickets for billing at city Office
aud o. the depots. Call and get = supply. c.
Ben Russell, Agent. ~june17tf
A Kansas City man, . painter aud glazier. .
IS or 40 years old, attempted suicide at hi
Junction. Tuesday night. He took . one .
ounce vial Of nitric acid and quIcksilver,s and I
then loudly called for help. A physician I
wss called and no Wal all right Wed
nesday morning. HIS girl had gone back /
on h,m. Rs was en- route to Chicago, beat
Ing his way. I
Owing to my bad health I have sold out !
my stock Of millinery goods and fixtures to !
my nstce, Miss Matte Gaines. and she will I
continue the business ut the same old stand. !
I thsak the public aud my friends generally {
for past favors, and solicit 4 continuance Of
the same to her, - she has . iuil line OF nice !
goods, Of the lstest styles, which she Is Of !
1sriug at the the lowest figures. She will not
b undsrsold by any house In the city. Call {
Aad get good bargains before purchasing
Drsss-msking done to order.
Mrs. 8. n. Jameson. junel7-3 I
Our friend, Mr.. j. j. Mccormick good I
writes, II Editor:-Perhaps 1 !
owe o IN apology for not making my !
regular weekly report, but % l have re. !
frommy- Salt River "trip l will make I
my Missouri river report for the three
weeks ending Juns %: June 4. Montana
np. had on 6.63s 4. q. ties; June G .Montsns 9
down; June Z, ID. X. Powell up, hal on I
$50 4. z. ties; 10, D.. X. Powell. down I
June 1e. Montana up with her great electric t
light, 5,62s 3. K ties and 200 tons freight Tor 9
Kansas City ; June 10, Montana down ; June '
u, D. r. Powell up, had on 1850 X. &. ties d
for W ysndotts. River 10 feet 4 inches with
} fall Of 2 Inches in "a hours. 6
''esm' writes from Leavenworth under Z
OF Juns 20:-"U. 8. circuit court hss .
been In session two weeks, and I have been .
'staytng' right with II, day and night. taking =.
testimony In the Hillmsn cases, three In I
against insurance companies, . suit '
brought for 81. 900 by Mrs. Sallie z. HILL =
nsn, her husbands hte having been insured :
Ior that amount. Rs was killed acciLent- y
lily, BY John 81. Brown, who has boen ON Y
he stand three days, and Acknowledges the y
Iced. Brown once lived at Lexington. =
BOARDING at Longs hotel, and also lived at =
l have . portion Of . letter y
and when . decision In this case 10 ,
In the week-win give The :.
facts, and send to you. Miss Austin, y
d CasIollton, was one OF four ladies killed >
hsrs BY the storm Friday night. 1t was . >
tsrribls blow, aud fully $l0o, 900 damage was
1ens: Mr.. n. W. Conkling has been here,
md Nj. George Teller was here ~ q men, t
bsr Of the Emporis bsnd." .
Our Cordsr correspondent gives the fol. y
lowing account off distressing aceident:-r
''On last Saturday morning Mr.. Willie Rine, :
.nly ION Of Mrs. Rins, Of Blackburn, got OF !.
The local tram. 1t this plsce. walk cd directly ,
to Martin Liess's u brother-In-Isw) ,