Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-20
Corn scarce, at 30 cents.

BOneleSs ham anu potteu Weates ~ SiSS.
ett's. mott
whisky from 81 SO per gallon up, at Sill
yermsn,s s29tf
Sap Sago, LImburger and Genuine Swiss
cheese. at CIagett's. m2otf
Sell your old iron at Jordsn's Foundry
and Machine Shops. m6tf
The best line OF linen collars and fine
neckties, at Philip Keller's. m6'4
j.. Q. PIattenburg will sell you goods as low
as any hous in the county. alma
Magic soap. the best 5 cent soap In the
market. at Gordon h Buiord's. It
Go to j. Q. PIattenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods In every line. aim
Just received, q fine reboiled N. o.. molas-
ses. also other fine syrups, at Gordon 4 Bu-
ford's. II
Stacks of busters. linen and alpaca coats,
white vest, &c., ut low figures, at Philip
Keller's. m6t4
Bring your butter and sggs to Jesse i
Young, aud get the highest market price In
cash or groceries. s2Stt
MIR. Charles A.. Morrison desires to buy
old iron. brass. copper, LEAD, pewter. zinc,
&C., for which be will pay st. Louis prices,
In cash. mlStf
Tn unfortunate difficulty between the
boys OF the Male Academy aud the Old Town
boys has been amicsbly settled, both parties
agreeing to drop the matter. This Is rs it
hould be.
MIR. Geo. Neithercutt's store, in Corder,
burned last Sunday night, about II O'Clock
The house was Insured for 5000, and the
goods for 81, 500. The clerk, Dir. Mark
Pennington, who slept In The store, had .
narrow escape.
Examinations OF the pupils 10 the first and
tnird ward public schools will be held on
Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday Of next
week, and the closing exercises on Thurs
day morning, commencing at 9 O'Clock.
The friends and patrons OF the schools are
cordially invited to attend all the exercises.
We are Informed that q little local In this
paper last week created the impression that
Mrs. Arnold had gon out Of The millinery
business. Such was not our intention. Mrs.
Arnold can be found ut the old stand, where
she has a nice stock OF goods, and will be-
| pleased to see all her customers and friends.
"The melancholy days have come, the sad
| dest OF tie year, the husband wears an in
jured look-houss cleaning time 10 here.
The wife goes madly tearing round with
scrubbing brush and broom-ths dull and
sombre thud OF mops Is heard In every room
Now with q wild and frightened glare
glare devoid Of hope. the husband tumbles
down the stairs upon . cake OF sosp. or with
an awkward, clumsy mop aud with . smoth'
cred wall, he trips Ger soms protrudinR
mop, and sits down Ia . pail"
TIL hardware aud cutlery store OF Me.srs
Herring b Flair. Blackburn, was burglarized
on Thursday night OF last week, the safe
blown open. and money and goods to thu
amount OF about $500 taken. Az entrance
was effected through the back door, with
tools procured from . blacksmith's shop neal
the store, and so quietly was the whole pro
cseding that nothing was known OF 1t unit
the following morning. The postodace, which
was kept IL the same room, was not disturb
ed. Among the goods taken were thirteer
pistols. a lot Of pocket cutlery. 80 in money
aud some checks given in payment for good
bought by customers, bat upon which pay
ment has been stopped. 1t was svidsntl!
the work Of professional burglars. No clut
to the thieves or goods as yet.
We are indebted to the talented composer
Miss Julia F. Gould, teacher OF vocal cul
ture ut the Baptist Female College. for COPE
Of her W latest productions. One Is 81
cave Msrie' In G.minor, and 10 dedicate,
to her friend, Annie Louise Cary. The othe
is Il musical setting Of Owen Meridith's love
ly poem, ''Not Lost" and 10 dedicated Il
Miss Lulu NJ. Martin, Of Kansas City, on
Of Miss Gould's most promising pupils. TIL,
save Maris'' 10 q fine specimen Of churcl
music, and gives room for muck feeling ant
expression on the part Of the singer. Tn
other song has similar charscterlstics, an,
will prove an effective addition to the re-
pertotre Of q mezzo-sopranO. Published b,
Church Il Co., OF Cincinnati, aud Ditson
Co., OF Boston.