Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-24
For q fine nickls cigar, 60 to SiIverman.
Excursion TO Kansas City Sunday, 10Th.

C. Ben.
Go to Powelps for all kind Of salt an
canned fish. june10t4
The largest stock of old Kentucky whisky
at Silyermsp's. ae9tf
Sell your old iron At Jordsn's Foundry
and Machine Shops. m6tf
rs any house 10 the county. alma
Go to J. 9. P%lsttenburg's for stylish snt
fashionable goods IN every line. slm3
Gentlemen's alpaca, mohsir aud linen
costs and busters VI half price. ut McCsus.
lands. juus24tf
DUST received, ; handsome line OF newest
prints out, In lswu styles. Ahrsns' dry
Goods B..sar. mys7u
Remember &. Ben's excursion TO Kansas
City tomorrow. Train leaves Narrow Gauge
depot st $40 y. IN, one dollar round Trip.
Chss. Cotton aud M.j. Helm, have been
arrested for gambling in this city. Their
trial will take place Monday, before Esquire
Caliahan.
just received. new novelties 10 tishus,
ladies' neck wear, silk mitteRs. gloves, dress
buttons. hosiery aud ladies nsndkerchiefs
Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar. my2fu
The wheat Is SO heavy In some fields that
the sslf-blndsrs handle it with dlficulty. In
places 1t 10 impossible to take more than one
half the sickle's length OF standing grain.
The affirmation OF the finding OF the lower
court in The O'Gorman case will briug in to
the county about + 5000, the judgment, OBJ
6 per cent. interest.
Mr. Herman Stockenbsum. from near
Higginsvllle, . trst-class workman and Nm
excellent gentleman, IL at present employed
in the large furniture establishment Of
Messrs. o. Y. Thornton, where he wishes
oil his friends to call and see hlm, promising
them good goods ut lowest prices. Also
please read Thornton's advertisement elye-
where. j3w4
A little son OF Mr.. Travis Buiord concIud.
ed to take . tub bath last Sunday, while his
mother was at church. He went into the
cellar. strlpped of. got into the tub, and
while jumping up and down fell back ward,
his thigh coming In contact with the edge
OF q hedge knife. He received W cuts,
each about two inches long, but not very
deep. DIR. Gordon dressed the wounds, and
the little fellow 10 now oil right.
An occasional correspondent from Black
burn, whom We value highly, writes under
dste OF June 20 :-''Whest ready to harvest,
yield will be good. Blackburn mills raised
steam yesterday. Bank Of Blackburn or.
gained with Mr.. A.. H. Shindler president,
will be ready for business in ten dsys. Bank
folks will erect . handsome two-story brick
In the near future to do business In. Mr.. h.
Z. Spencer 10 nearly ready for business, his
will be completed this week. Mr..
George b Mckee Of Norborns, will 10 into
business 10 our. town soon."
1.70O Sewing Machines Q day The best
always wins 10 the long run. Buy only the
genuine! Beware OF counte, feits No
Machine Is genuine without u
shuttle trade mark. Look well and see II
tue trade marx 10 an oval With shuttle In
middle, pierced by needle and cord, with
the words ''trade mark" underneath, and
sprigs OF i-syss tied together below. !
Buy no o'her. The sales of this company !
average over l 700 per day. Long sxpsr,sncs
has proven The denuine Singer to b. tie best I
machine Mrs. Adeiia Slsuuish, sole scent !
~ L xingion. Maio street. In Kramer huild- '
ing, near city Hotel. junelOt4 =
Our F.irvlew correspondent, A. B.. c..
writes. June 70, rs folIo VS. :-..tsrmers have q
commtneed cutting their Wusst. Mr., W ak. !
" OshoI ne has about completed bis build. !
ing. Mr. NJ. GOss. who has been teaching !
schonI at fsirview, closed Isst Sat. '
anu there WAS y battle tor u prIzs by :
ne scholars. anu the Victory was won by :
Miss Bette Porter, tue premium being given .
o the one that improved the most. Mr.. toss :
las given satisfaction. rWO young men OF '
bis nr,ghborh"od Went to call on tive young =
aides, last Sunday evening. ami they stay ed = =
alter 8 o'clock. The uii lady came 10 and u
ave them To Understand 1t Was bed time, so :,
he boys left ssddtr hui wiser Than they
we're before"
During the storm last Friday night Mr.. u
'aMss McCofNack WAS aroused, and went +"
o the window OF his r0Um, GU the lsyee, :
he stesIner Montana WAS coming up the "
liver. With an electric headlight, but WIS u
'ot la sight. While Mr.. Mccormick was "
wondering which way be would ruu Ii the a
uiliing should h,gin to fsli, and the tLunL. u
r sn'' lightning were having y grand matt "
se. the N 'ntsns turned htr reflector dt. 81
eciiy ON The spot whers he stool. He .
hGu :ht It was lightning. aud crouched III u
No Sun 'ilest pH.sltis spac. expecting u ter "
IDLE crash 0t thunder. The thunder not !"
oming Ia TINE, at %vrniurei to look up, and y
vas sgrse.tiv surprised 10 tnd the cause Of u
ts scare. He thought II Tue biggest Il ash OF u
Rhtning the world ever saw. u
Tue ing wind last Friday night h.diy ;.
frightened y great many at our cltIxsus, :
'rees were broken chiinneys lOppied over, :,
other slight damage done 10 many places. =.
he family Of Mr.. jacob Price were aroused -
rom their slumbers ny the noise, and Mrs, :.
rice WAS 10 the set OF lighting = lamp when ;.
ghtning struck the chimney. Mrs. Prlrs's :.
ace and hsnds were scorched, aud holes r.
'sre burned In her night dress. Miss Flor =.
nee Price was also considerably shocked, >.
whsn she got down stairs could hardly :,
peak. The ngh,ning kn".k ed The chimney :.
pieces, then ulioweL the root to lhe gut. =,
then down the gutter To the ground. :.
hen out to The front gate, where IL splinter. o
d one Of the posts AM then sil traces OF 1t :.
'ers lost. II wss = close cslI. ana the v on- >,
er Is that Mrs. Price W ~ not killed.
Our MAYHEM correspondent writes, :
rhos. Paxton has his beautiful residence "
omplsted, The German Luthersns will L
ulld their church after harvest. F., W, -
has commenced u nice residence on !.
,s mound east Of the church. The mound .
'rairie Bapttsts. NJ their last church meeting "
oted to build y new church here, and N. "
ointed y committee TO raise funds &c. The
hIistsin church are about to secure the Ii. .
srs OF Eld. Geo. E. Snsnkiiu rs their pastors: y
q presebtd here last Sunday morning and .
light. Whsst 10 still looking fine, some -
,mplsint about the army worms, but :.
,e wheat IL too far advanced for them 10
smsge 1t. Rumor has II that = certsln .
Dung msn connected with The lumber busl. !"
ess here aud u young man in The livery
usiDsss, are rivals In Isysra 10 . certain "
oung lady. snd II matters are not soon nj. u
listed there Will be-wsii l Will not tell On ~
lem, but wait Tor further Developments" "
Opal writes from Wellington, "HssIlh OF =
40 Q immunity xOod. A sey ere wind storm $.
truck our silIsge last Friday. night. NO
e except 10 fruit trees. some OF which 9,
1ers badly injured. Mr.. Samuel Poiss, of .
order Was In our town last week visiting .
'~istivss. Mr.. Harry Mathews OF st, Louis :.
here Visiting his grandfather, Mr.. Corse. :,
lrs. Wm. t;orse, who has been absent In -
vtnniA anr sl.u $500 y